1994-95: Attended Grand Rapids Hoops (CBA) and Rockford Lightning (CBA) Veterans' Camp during the fall of 1994. Signed in fall of 1994 with BC Blonay (Switzerland). Played for 4 months with BC Blonay.

1996: Played for one month in Germany for before having to leave to due an injury to his right ankle (bone chips).

1996-1999: Did not play due to bone chips in right ankle which he repeatedly reinjured in attempting to come back from the injury too soon.

2000-2001: Toured in Poland during May 2000 with World Basketball Opportunities' tour team.
Signed with G.D. Fabril for the 2000-2001 season (Portugal 1st Division). Led the team in scoring and was 2nd in rebounding, assists and steals. On 1/21/01, scored 45 points and grabbed 10 rebounds.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

· Scored 45 points and grabbed 10 rebounds for G.D. Fabril (Portugal) on 1/21/01
· During the 1993-94 season, under Coach Charlie Spoonhour, helped lead SLU to its first NCAA tournament appearance since 1957
· 6th All-Time on SLU Career Scoring Average List (16.6 ppg)
· 2nd All-Time on SLU Total Career Field Goal Percentage List (56.8%)
· Nominated for the 1994 John Wooden Award (national collegiate player of the year)
· Named 1993-94 2nd Team All-Great Midwest Conference
· Named 2nd Team All-Midwest Region by Basketball Weekly
· Named to the 1992-93 Great Midwest All-Newcomer Team
· Named the Great Midwest Conference Athlete of the Week for his 29-point, 11-rebound, 6-assist effort vs. USC on 12/19/92
· Named 3rd Team Junior College All-America at Southeastern Community College (SECC) as a sophomore (1991-92 season)
· City, District and State Player of the Year during his senior season in high school