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Professional Basketball Experience
2001 Asheville (NBDL)
2001-2002 Columbus (NBDL)
2002 Roanokle Dazzle (NBDL)
| Year | GMS | FG-FGA | PCT | 3P-3A | PCT | FT-FTA | PCT | RPG | AS | BLK | STL | PG |
| 2002 | 13 | 19-44 | 43 | 0-0 | 0 | 17-31 | 0.548 | 6.3 | 2 | 8 | 10 | 4 |
Runs the floor well... Possesses a finesse game as well as a strong low-post game... Can beat his man up and down the court... Very athletic player who dunks anything in the paint if given a little space... Shuts down the lane quickly... Excellent shot blocker... Strong finisher around the basket... Can hit the jumper to 20 feet... Can take his man off the dribble... Left-handed and has long arms... Can bench-press over 300 lbs... Incredible potential... Just a great all-around kid who could flourish under a new coach and system... Very capable of scoring 25 points, grabbing 15 rebounds, and blocking 5 shots per game. NBDL Experience. Picked up February 22, 2002 from the waiver list, Brown became the first player to perform for three NBDL teams when he made his Roanoke Dazzle debut the following night at Huntsville. He previously played in his pro rookie season for Asheville and Columbus. He was the Altitude's third-round pick in the first NBDL player draft.
College Basketball Experience
1997-2001 Lehight University 2001 - NCAA Division I
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Senior Season - 2000-2001
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MPG
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PPG
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RPG
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BLOCKS
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FG%
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FT%
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9.5
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3.8
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2.5
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27
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44
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54
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Junior Season - 1999-2000
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MPG
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PPG
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RPG
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BLOCKS
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FG%
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FT%
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19.2
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6.4
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4.1
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54
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44
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66
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Sophomore Season - 1999-2000
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MPG
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PPG
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RPG
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BLOCKS
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FG%
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FT%
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10.9
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2.7
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2.2
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18
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45
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51
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Notes
Recorded double-doubles against Brown (20 points, 10 rebounds) and Cornell
(10 points, 11 rebounds) in 2000-2001 season... Set a school record with 54
blocks in a season in 1999-2000... Third leading shot blocker in the Patriot
League in 1999-2000... Attended Pete Newell's Big Man Camp.
Comments
Brown has a political science degree from Lehigh, where he became a starter during his sophomore season. His career scoring high was 20 points against Brown, during his junior season. His rebounding bests were 11, as a junior against Drew and in his senior season, against Cornell.
A resident of Amityville, N.Y., Brown stood only 5-foot-10 as a high school freshman, but four years later, as a Lehigh freshman, had grown to 6-9. His first name is Egyptian for "spirit and embodiment of God." His parents are Spencer and Sandra Brown, and he has two sisters, Siopia and Shinkassha. He lists Kevin Garnett as his favorite NBA player, and the Los Angeles Lakers as his favorite team.