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Keith Booth |
1st Round (28): CHICAGO BULLS
University of Maryland
Position: Small Forward
Height. 6-5
Weight. 223
High School: Dunbar, Baltimore, MD
Age: 22
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Season
1993-94
1994-95
1995-96
1996-97
Totals |
G
30
34
30
32
126 |
FGM
113
126
145
205
589 |
FGA
249
277
328
437
1291 |
PCT
.454
.455
.442
.469
.456 |
FTM
87
114
162
213
576 |
FTA
149
164
214
297
824 |
PCT
.584
.695
.757
.717
.699 |
REB
183
247
233
253
916 |
AVG
6.1
7.3
7.8
7.9
7.3 |
AST
65
76
73
82
296 |
STL
45
43
41
64
193 |
PTS
324
369
459
624
1776 |
AVG
10.8
10.9
15.3
19.5
14.1 |
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1996-97 Senior season
- First team All-ACC
- Third team AP All-American
- ACC rankings - 2nd in scoring, 7th in fg %, 6th in ft %, 6th in rebounding, 3rd in steals
- His 624 pts is the ninth best single season mark at Maryland
- Scored season high 29 pts (16-24 free throws) and grabbed 12 boards in win over George Washington
- Set school single season records for free throws attempted and made (avg 9.3 attempts per game)
1995-96 Junior season
- Third team All-ACC
- Led the Terps in rebounding, ranked 6th in the ACC
- Scored career high 33 pts vs Georgia Tech in semis of ACC Tournament (joined Walt Williams and Albert King as the only Terps to top 30 points in an ACC Tournament game)
1994-95 Sophomore season
- Honorable mention All-ACC
- Grabbed career high 15 rebounds vs Gonzaga in NCAA Tournament
1993-94 Freshman season
- Honorable mention All-ACC
Career
- First all time for free throws made and attempted, 2nd in steals, 6th in scoring, 4th in rebounding, 12th in assists
- Started a school record 126 games, every one of his career
- Attended same high school as the late Reggie Lewis, David Wingate, Reggie Williams, and Tyrone Bogues
- First cousin of former UMass forward Donta Bright
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