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HIGHLIGHTS
- Led the 1999-2000 Sixers in
blocks (3.00, 4th in the NBA)
- Named to the 1998-99 NBA
All-Defensive Second Team after leading the 76ers in blocked shots
(2.98 bpg, 3rd in the NBA) and rebounds (8.1 rpg, 20th)
- Was the only 76er in 1998-99
to start all 50 games and logged 11 double-doubles
- Scored 15 points and matched
his career-high with 15 rebounds in a 93-83 victory over the Indiana
Pacers on 4/16/99
- Recorded 16 points (7-11 FG,
2-2 FT), a career-high 9 blocked shots and 8 rebounds in a 95-90
overtime win over the Vancouver Grizzlies on 3/24/99
- Ranked 4th in the NBA in
1997-98 with 3.15 bpg and established career-bests with 9.9 ppg and
6.7 rpg
- Totaled a career-high 27
points (10-15 FG), 11 rebounds and 3 blocked shots against the Boston
Celtics on 3/22/98
- Totaled 17 points (8-10 FG)
and 7 rebounds, in his 76ers debut, against the Miami Heat on 12/19/97
- Led the Pistons in blocked
shots as a rookie in 1995-96 (1.55 bpg) and in 1996-97 (1.46 bpg)
- Posted 1996-97 season highs
of 25 points and 12 rebounds, and blocked 5 shots, against the
Milwaukee Bucks on 4/16/97
- Has appeared in 4 career NBA
Playoff games, posting totals of 8 points, 4 rebounds and 4 blocked
shots in 22 minutes
- Finished his career at
Wyoming as the NCAA's second all-time leading shotblocker behind
Georgetown's Alonzo Mourning
CAREER
TRANSACTIONS
- Selected by the Detroit Pistons in the first round
(18th pick overall) of the 1995 NBA Draft.
- Traded by the Pistons with Aaron McKie and future
considerations to the Philadelphia 76ers for Jerry Stackhouse and Eric
Montross on 12/18/97.
- Traded by Philadelphia with
Toni Kukoc, Nazr Mohammed, and Juan "Pepe" Sanchez to
Atlanta for Dikembe Mutombo and Roshown McLeod on 02/22/01.
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