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Here's a stat that bodes well for House: Only two players in Pac-10 history scored more than 2,000 points and made more than 250 steals. The first was Gary Payton, who hasn't fared too badly in the NBA. House was the second, which suggests that he's more of a scorer than a point guard. He dropped 61 points on California this year and became the first player in league history to score 40 or more points four times in a season. He had eight games of 30 points or more. House, who averaged 23 points, is a tough competitor who can also do other things. He dished out 111 assists, with a season-high 12 against Delaware. He's also a great rebounder for his size, as his 5.5 average and season-high 11 boards against Washington State would attest. He topped off his year by leading the Sun Devils to the second round of the NIT, then finishing runner-up (to Gonzagašs Richie Frahm) in the NABC's 3-point shooting contest at the Final Four. He'll need to show he can be more of a playmaker in the NBA, but he can always forge a career as an updated version of "The Microwave," Vinnie Johnson. House helped his cause by finishing fifth in assists at the NBA's Phoenix tryout camp.
| Career Statistics |
|---|
| Seasons |
G |
FGs |
PCT |
3-pts |
PCT |
FTs |
PCT |
RPG |
APG |
PTS |
AVE |
'96-97
'97-98
'98-99
'99-00
Totals
|
30
32
30
32
124
|
151-363
143-331
206-477
263-623
763-1794
|
.416
.432
.432
.422
.425
|
57-179
55-137
65-167
73-200
250-683
|
.318
.401
.389
.365
.366
|
18-28
22-29
91-115
137-164
268-336
|
.642
.759
.791
.835
.798
|
2.8
3.0
4.9
5.5
4.0
|
3.6
2.9
3.1
3.5
3.3
|
377
363
568
736
2044
|
12.6
11.3
18.9
23.0
16.5
|
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Senior Season
Pac-10 Player of the Year (the first from ASU to receive that honor)
The Sun Devils' all-time leading scorer (2,044)
The school's all-time leader in steals (250)
Just the second player in Pac-10 history with 2,000+ points and 250+ steals (Gary Payton is the other)
Did not miss a game in his career and started 114 of the 124 games
Had a Pac-10 record four games with 40+ points
Strangely, House also had four games where he scored fewer than 10 points
Scored 61 points against California on 1/8 in the Sun Devils 111-108 double-OT win. It tied Lew Alcindor's Pac-10 record for points in a game (set in '67). House was 18 of 30 from the field, 7 of 10 from three and 18 of 19 from the line. He played the whole 50 minutes.
Junior Season
Second in the league in scoring (18.9)
Fourth in the league in steals
Scored 30+ points in four games
Broke his jaw in practice and had it wired for the next six games. Living on a diet of milkshakes and soup, he averaged 19.3 ppg
Sophomore Season
Averaged 11.3 ppg and 2.0 steals per game (fifth in Pac-10)
Freshman Season
Earned All-Pac-10 Freshman honors
Suffered chipped teeth and needed three root canals following a 2 p.m. game in the Great Alaska Shootout, but had seven three-pointers the next day (against Maine) in a game that tipped at noon
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