Harold Jamison Position: Power Forward College: Clemson Conference: ACC Height: 6'8" Weight: 250 Age: 22 Birthdate: 11/20/76 High School:

CAREER STATISTICS SEASON G FGM FGA PCT FTM FTA PCT REB AVG AST BLK STL PTS AVG 1995-96 29 69 133 .519 83 135 .615 172 5.9 29 17 23 221 7.6 1996-97 33 92 154 .597 68 120 .567 187 5.7 31 25 27 252 7.6 1997-98 32 119 201 .592 74 154 .481 232 7.3 31 10 32 312 9.8 1998-99 35 174 258 .674 98 188 .521 346 9.9 34 15 19 446 12.7 Totals 129 454 746 .609 323 597 .541 937 7.3 125 66 101 1231 9.5

HIGHLIGHTS CAREER • Ranks 1st in fg% at .609 (broke Horace Grant’s record of .598) • Only player in school history to lead the team in rebounding & fg % four consecutive years • Ranks 4th in rebounding, 16th in scoring • • • 1998-99 • senior • Named second team All-ACC • Led the conference in scoring – joins Harvey Grant & Butch Zatezalo as the only Tigers to lead the ACC in • Ranked 2nd in the conference in 3 pt fgs per game (2.8), 4th in 3 pt fg %, 4th in assists, 8th in ft % & steals • Set school single season marks for three pointers made & attempted • Tied his career high with 29 points vs FSU • Career high 11 assists vs Butler • Just the second Tiger in the last 29 years to lead the team in scoring & assists (joins Chris Whitney in 1993) • • • 1997-98 • junior • Named third team All-ACC • 3rd in the conference in assists, 7th in ft % & three point fgs per game (1.9) • Second on the Tigers in scoring • Just missed a triple-double vs Maryland with 21 points, 9 assists & 9 rebounds • • • 1996-97 • sophomore • Named second team All-ACC • Ranked 4th in the conference in assists • • • 1995-96 • freshman • Named Co-MVP of the Tigers (along with Greg Buckner) • First freshman to be Clemson MVP since Tree Rollins • • • Ranks 1st in steals & three point fgs made and attempted • 2nd in scoring & assists 1998-99 (Senior) • Honorable mention All-ACC • Led the conference in rebounding • Ranked 18th nationally in boards • Scored career high 26 points vs Butler • Grabbed career high 20 rebounds vs Florida State • Had 14 double-doubles on the season • Needed one more field goal to qualify as the national leader (needs 5.0 made per game) 1997-98 (Junior) • Led the Tigers in rebounding & field goal % • Started just 12 of 32 games played, avg 24.8 minutes per • Grabbed 11 offensive rebounds vs South Carolina – tied Dale Davis’ school record set in 1990 1996-97 (Sophomore) • Led the Tigers in rebounding & fg % • Season high 19 rebounds vs Marshall 1995-96 (Freshman) • Named to the ACC All-Freshman Team • Led the Tiger’s in rebounding & fg % • • Ranks 1st in fg% at .609 (broke Horace Grant’s record of .598) • Only player in school history to lead the team in rebounding & fg % four consecutive years • Ranks 4th in rebounding, 16th in scoring 1998-99 (Senior) • Named second team All-ACC • Led the conference in scoring – joins Harvey Grant & Butch Zatezalo as the only Tigers to lead the ACC in • Ranked 2nd in the conference in 3 pt fgs per game (2.8), 4th in 3 pt fg %, 4th in assists, 8th in ft % & steals • Set school single season marks for three pointers made & attempted • Tied his career high with 29 points vs FSU • Career high 11 assists vs Butler • Just the second Tiger in the last 29 years to lead the team in scoring & assists (joins Chris Whitney in 1993) 1997-98 (Junior) • Named third team All-ACC • 3rd in the conference in assists, 7th in ft % & three point fgs per game (1.9) • Second on the Tigers in scoring • Just missed a triple-double vs Maryland with 21 points, 9 assists & 9 rebounds 1996-97 (Sophomore) • Named second team All-ACC • Ranked 4th in the conference in assists 1995-96 (Freshman) • Named Co-MVP of the Tigers (along with Greg Buckner) • First freshman to be Clemson MVP since Tree Rollins

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