Art Long, 94-96
Played PF for the Bearcats10/06/04: Added to the Cleveland Cavaliers roster for training camp.
04/24/04: "Art Long spearheaded the bloodbath by exploding with 28 points--nine of which coming from behind the three-point arc--on top of 18 rebounds, five assists and two steals to power San Miguel to an 11th win in 12 outings." - http://www.pba.com.ph/
04/11/04: Scored 39 pts and 30 rebs in a loss to the Coca Cola team.
03/30/04: San Miguel import Art Long wants to correct the impression that he has a short fuse or is temperamental, saying he only plays with a lot of emotion because he’s a professional player and he loves the game so much.
A commotion occurred at halftime of the San Miguel – Sta. Lucia Realty tiff last Sunday with Long confronting Marlou Aquino at the Araneta Coliseum hallway leading to the locker rooms. The San Miguel import was summoned to appear to the Commissioner’s Office Tuesday because of the incident. But Long said his action was just misinterpreted, explaining he just wanted to talk to Aquino. But he heard a member of the Sta. Lucia coaching staff shouting at him, “f_ _ k off, f_ _ k off.”
“I didn’t attack Marlou Aquino. If I wanted to attack, nobody could really stop me,” said Long. “I just wanted to talk to him and tell him to just play the game, then came his coach shouting ‘f_ _k off, f_ _k off.”
“If I wanted to hurt him, I could’ve easily done that in the second half,” added Long.
Sta. Lucia coach Alfrancis Chua denied hurling invectives at Long, saying he only rushed to the scene when he saw the San Miguel import attacking Aquino and league chairman Buddy Encarnado.
“Wala naman ako doon. Una akong lumabas at tinawag lang ako ng mga bata namin na mayron nga raw gulo. Noong nakita ko, gumitna ako dahil boss ko na ang susugurin nya,” said Chua. “Na-frustrate siguro dahilo mga tatlong beses syinutan ni Marlou,” added Chua.
On the technical foul he incurred on the first half for pointing at the slow motion replay in the giant screen inside the venue in contesting the call by the referee, Long said he was not aware of that violation.
The three-year NBA veteran stressed he’s a professional player, and before that a professional person, that’s why he plays with a lot of emotion.
San Miguel coach Jong Uichico vouched for Long’s professionalism and said it’s not fair that his import be judged for one fight he had been involved in his PBA stint. Long drew stiff sanctions in his fight with Red Bull import Tony Lang in the 2002 Commissioner’s Cup.
“Talagang very emotional lang talaga siya, very passionate. He takes the game seriously and he plays the game the way it should be played. It’s unfair for him to be judged for one incident,” said Uichico. Despite the incident, the Beermen kept their searing run in the tourney, notching win No. 7 with a 94-84 whipping of the Realtors.
Long logged another double-double with 23 points and 20 rebounds that went with five assists, three steals and two blocks. The former Philadelphia 76er and Toronto Raptor leads the league in rebounds and field goal percentage." - www.pba.com.ph
07/08/03: I found Art listed on the Summer League roster for the Warriors. - Mike Ryan
01/06/03: "The Toronto Raptors announced Tuesday that they have waived centre Greg Foster and guard Jermaine Jackson, and will sign guard Rafer Alston and forward Art Long to 10-day contracts Wednesday. Long began this season with the Philadelphia 76ers and was traded to the Denver Nuggets on December 18. He was waived by Denver on December 20. He appeared in 19 games with Philadelphia, averaging 2.1 points, 2.1 rebounds and 6.9 minutes.
Long, 6-foot-9, 250 pounds, has averaged 3.6 points, 3.3 rebounds and 12.3 minutes in 91 career games. In addition to his stint with the 76ers, Long has played with the Sacramento Kings (2000-01) and the Seattle SuperSonics (2001-02). He averaged 4.5 points, 4.0 rebounds and 15.7 minutes in 63 games with Seattle. He recorded career highs of 13 points versus Detroit on December 22, 2001 and 12 rebounds versus Orlando on December 16, 2001. Long has also played in the Continental Basketball Association and International Basketball Association, as well as internationally in Argentina, France, Puerto Rico and Portugal. Alston and Long are expected to join the Raptors for Wednesday’s practice." - NBA.com
12/18/02: "The Denver Nuggets have acquired F/C Mark Bryant, F Art Long, a conditional future first-round draft pick from Philadelphia and a future second-round pick from Houston in a three-team trade with Rockets and 76ers, General Manager Kiki Vandeweghe announced today. Long, 6-9, 250, is in his third NBA season. He saw action in 19 games for the 76ers this year, averaging 2.1 ppg and 2.1 rpg in 6.9 minutes. He has averaged 3.6 ppg and 3.3 rpg in 91 career contests." - NBA.com
10/29/02: "In letting (Olden) Polynice go, the Sixers chose to go with the 6-9 Art Long, who averaged 5.3 points and 4.2 rebounds in six preseason games." - Philly Inq
09/30/02: "The Philadelphia 76ers on Monday signed free-agent guard William Avery and forward Art Long to their training-camp roster on Monday. Long played the last two seasons with Seattle and Sacramento. He is averaging 4.0 points, 3.6 rebounds and 14.0 minutes in 72 games." - Assoc Press
08/03/02: "The menacing Long, who seems to be ready to explode at the slightest provocation, drilled in six points, including two thunderous dunks that rattled the Astrodome's foundation to its core as San Miguel turned a one-point lead at the start of the fourth to a yawning 76-65 gap, 4:46 to play in the game. "He's so dominant and he's so big. Sometimes, it reaches a point where he's like (Los Angeles Lakers superstar) Shaq (O'Neal), the referees don't see the slaps he gets on his arms because he's so dominant," said San Miguel coach Siot Tangquingcen." - Philipine BBall Assoc website
07/02/02: Damon Flint told me that he and Art Long were briefly teammates for the SanMiguel Beermen in the Phillipines. However, they actullay didnt play together since Damon hurt his ankle the day before Long arrived. However Long is still playing there and is even excelling. "Art Long, thought to be damaged goods because of a reported hamstring injury, continued his mission to prove detractors wrong and got San Miguel off to a good start, nine of his team's first 12 points in the first period. Long finished with 20 points, eight rebounds and two blocks as he intimidated the Purefoods frontline with his physique and menacing scowl." - www.pba.com.ph
12/29/01: "Long, for one, has taken full advantage of the absence of Booth and James to go from a guy who was considered a longshot at best to make the team in training camp to a competent starting NBA center. What Long lacks in height he more than makes up for in grit and determination, battling tooth and nail for every inch of position on the low block. There is little doubt in my mind that by the end of the season Long will find himself a fan favorite, not to mention first in line for the Sonics' million dollar exception." - BSKBall.com
12/23/01: "One player that has benefited from all of the aches and bruises (of his teammates) is forward Art Long. Long, 30, seemed to be on the bubble during training camp and has built a valuable role in the rotation. The 6-9 Cincinnati alum is averaging 8.0 points and 7.2 rebounds in his past five games; he had a career-high 12 rebounds in a win over Orlando on Dec. 16. "Since the day I got here there haven't been any guarantees," Long said. "If I'm going to get any further it's going to be off my work." Long replaced Baker in the game Friday, making a free throw to give Seattle a 107-104 lead. He started in place of Baker last night, his fifth start this season.
"Art has been doing a good job for us," McMillan said. "He's been consistent with his rebounding. If he were a few inches taller he'd be unbelievable." - Seattle Times
12/17/01: "Art Long was an emergency starter, and the 6-foot-9 center provided the energy that was important against a tired (Orlando) team. Long grabbed a career-high 12 rebounds and gave his team a bonus with 12 points on 6-for-9 shooting." - Seattle Times
12/17/01: Long is averaging 13 mpg, 4.4 rpg, and 51% from the floor in 24 games this year with the Sonics.
11/13/01: "Making the most of his minutes, forward Art Long notched the first double-double of his brief, two-year NBA career Sunday against the Wizards. Long finished with 10 points, 10 rebounds and a game-high four steals in 26 minutes, and the effort wasn't lost on (Coach) McMillan. "These guys have to practice hard so if injuries do occur, they're ready," McMillan said. "Art has kept himself ready ... and gave us a good, physical presence." - Seattle Post
10/30/01: "Long is on the Seattle Sonics Opening Day roster.
7/12/01: Art scored 18 pts on 8-11 shooting in the LA Summer Pro League. He is playing for the Sac Kings team with Gerald Wallace and former Cardinal DeJuan Wheat. - Pro Exposure.com
06/11/01: scored 23 points on 11-18 shooting and 5 steals playing for Guyama in the French Pro League
03/01/01: "Kings backup forward Art Long didn't know how things were going to go when his 10-day contract ended. That's how it is at the opposite end of the NBA spectrum from Chris Webber. Long, though, had nothing to worry about. The Kings signed him Tuesday to another 10-day deal. At the end of this one, they'll have to decide whether to sign him for the rest of the season or release him. But for now, Long is safe. And for the record, he says he didn't punch that horse. Long has not distinguished himself yet in the NBA with his game, but the story about him punching a horse during a disturbance in a Cincinnati street while in college at the University of Cincinnati has remained a newsmaker. "I have people coming up to me in restaurants and asking me if I really punched that horse," he said. "That's how ridiculous that is." Long said he has worked hard to try to restore his image. "I think it's one of the reasons I haven't been in the NBA," he said. "That story right there. Me and (injured Golden State Warriors forward) Danny (Fortson) went out and got into it with a couple of policemen. But things got squashed, and I think there was another policeman there that thought I should have gone to jail. "I was petting a horse. I didn't punch a horse. But the story just kept getting worse and worse. At one point, I punched a horse. I kicked a horse. I hit a horse." At least Long can be thankful his story never incorporated a slant toward kissing. But there are some teammates who quietly call Long "Mongo" after the character in the movie, "Blazing Saddles," who, of course, punched a horse." - Sacramento Bee
02/26/01: Dean discovered that Art Long had signed with the Sacramento Kings and had played in two of their 4 most recent games. - Dean Richmond and Mike Ryan
02/19/01: "So with little-used swingman Nick Anderson going on the injured list Sunday with lower-back spasms for who knows how long, the Kings signed rugged, athletic forward Art Long to a 10-day contract that could last longer. Long is no stranger to the club, though he has not been around since he was the team's final cut during training camp for the 1999-2000 season. He had been playing in France with the Asvel-Villerbeanne team in the EuroLeague.
The 6-foot-9 power forward averaged 16.6 points, 9.3 rebounds and 2.0 blocks in 26 minutes to help his team post a 14-0 record. Long is not a great shooter but can do exactly what the Kings need -- compete hard around the basket and, maybe more importantly, above the basket.
Long arrived in Sacramento on Saturday night and did not play Sunday. He has been in the NBA before, spending a month long stint of the 1998-99 season on the injured list with Portland. "It's an opportunity," Long said. "It's a 10-day right now. Who knows what it will be after that? To me, it's like a day-by-day thing, and every day, I've got to come in here and work." - Sacramento Bee
02/01/01: Here are some notes I found in Feb 2001 about Art Long on a European web site: "...has played the 1996-97 season in Portugal, with Clube Recreativo Estrelas de Avenida. In 1998-99 he signed, in late February, with CBA's Idaho Stampede, but was waived in March. In 1999-00 joined CBA's the Yakima Sun Kings being released in late February. Signed for the 2000-01 season by ASVEL Villeurbanne (France), he was released in January.
Played the 2000-01 French League All Star Game
> Notes
The jury used to be out on him. A chiseled body with supernatural strength. A true post enforcer who will patrol the paint. Just could not 'click' anywhere. Things did not get better recently. Yakima was the last CBA team (1999-00) to get rid of him and it must be for non basketball reason because he looked good on the court. Very good runner of the floor with remarkable ability to move his feet. Not much of an offensive arsenal here but some good percentage shot. Does not look in control of his nerves. Reportedly knocked down a horse (yessir) with a punch during his Cincinnati days. Everybody we talked to just shook his head when we mentioned his name. CBA All Star. It is difficult to project him in a european situation given the circumstances but he has got superior physical skills." - Mike Ryan, (I made none of this up)
12/10/00: Art Long had a game high 32 pts, and 10 rebs in a win against Montpeller, in French bball action.
10/01/00: Joined ASVEL Villeurbanne (France)
Summer 00: Played on the Miami Heat Summer Team
Feb 00: Released from Yakima
Jan 24,'00: Named CBA Nat Conf Player of the Week
Nov 99: Signed with Yakima Sun Kings (CBA)
Oct 99: Sacramento Kings: Waived.
Jul 99: Portland TrailBlazers. (FILA Summer League)
Feb 99: Portland Trail Blazers: Waived.
98-99: Idaho S. (CBA): 11.7ppg, 8.8rpg
Jan 98: signed by the IBA Des Moines Dragons.
97-98: Quad City (CBA): was released in Nov.'97
Mar 97: replaced injured Funderburke in Orthez (FRA), averaged only about 5ppg, so was released when Funderburke came back in April'97
96-97: was signed during the season by Estrelas (Portugal): 10 games, 17.3ppg, 7.1rpg
04/24/04: "Art Long spearheaded the bloodbath by exploding with 28 points--nine of which coming from behind the three-point arc--on top of 18 rebounds, five assists and two steals to power San Miguel to an 11th win in 12 outings." - http://www.pba.com.ph/
04/11/04: Scored 39 pts and 30 rebs in a loss to the Coca Cola team.
03/30/04: San Miguel import Art Long wants to correct the impression that he has a short fuse or is temperamental, saying he only plays with a lot of emotion because he’s a professional player and he loves the game so much.
A commotion occurred at halftime of the San Miguel – Sta. Lucia Realty tiff last Sunday with Long confronting Marlou Aquino at the Araneta Coliseum hallway leading to the locker rooms. The San Miguel import was summoned to appear to the Commissioner’s Office Tuesday because of the incident. But Long said his action was just misinterpreted, explaining he just wanted to talk to Aquino. But he heard a member of the Sta. Lucia coaching staff shouting at him, “f_ _ k off, f_ _ k off.”
“I didn’t attack Marlou Aquino. If I wanted to attack, nobody could really stop me,” said Long. “I just wanted to talk to him and tell him to just play the game, then came his coach shouting ‘f_ _k off, f_ _k off.”
“If I wanted to hurt him, I could’ve easily done that in the second half,” added Long.
Sta. Lucia coach Alfrancis Chua denied hurling invectives at Long, saying he only rushed to the scene when he saw the San Miguel import attacking Aquino and league chairman Buddy Encarnado.
“Wala naman ako doon. Una akong lumabas at tinawag lang ako ng mga bata namin na mayron nga raw gulo. Noong nakita ko, gumitna ako dahil boss ko na ang susugurin nya,” said Chua. “Na-frustrate siguro dahilo mga tatlong beses syinutan ni Marlou,” added Chua.
On the technical foul he incurred on the first half for pointing at the slow motion replay in the giant screen inside the venue in contesting the call by the referee, Long said he was not aware of that violation.
The three-year NBA veteran stressed he’s a professional player, and before that a professional person, that’s why he plays with a lot of emotion.
San Miguel coach Jong Uichico vouched for Long’s professionalism and said it’s not fair that his import be judged for one fight he had been involved in his PBA stint. Long drew stiff sanctions in his fight with Red Bull import Tony Lang in the 2002 Commissioner’s Cup.
“Talagang very emotional lang talaga siya, very passionate. He takes the game seriously and he plays the game the way it should be played. It’s unfair for him to be judged for one incident,” said Uichico. Despite the incident, the Beermen kept their searing run in the tourney, notching win No. 7 with a 94-84 whipping of the Realtors.
Long logged another double-double with 23 points and 20 rebounds that went with five assists, three steals and two blocks. The former Philadelphia 76er and Toronto Raptor leads the league in rebounds and field goal percentage." - www.pba.com.ph
07/08/03: I found Art listed on the Summer League roster for the Warriors. - Mike Ryan
01/06/03: "The Toronto Raptors announced Tuesday that they have waived centre Greg Foster and guard Jermaine Jackson, and will sign guard Rafer Alston and forward Art Long to 10-day contracts Wednesday. Long began this season with the Philadelphia 76ers and was traded to the Denver Nuggets on December 18. He was waived by Denver on December 20. He appeared in 19 games with Philadelphia, averaging 2.1 points, 2.1 rebounds and 6.9 minutes.
Long, 6-foot-9, 250 pounds, has averaged 3.6 points, 3.3 rebounds and 12.3 minutes in 91 career games. In addition to his stint with the 76ers, Long has played with the Sacramento Kings (2000-01) and the Seattle SuperSonics (2001-02). He averaged 4.5 points, 4.0 rebounds and 15.7 minutes in 63 games with Seattle. He recorded career highs of 13 points versus Detroit on December 22, 2001 and 12 rebounds versus Orlando on December 16, 2001. Long has also played in the Continental Basketball Association and International Basketball Association, as well as internationally in Argentina, France, Puerto Rico and Portugal. Alston and Long are expected to join the Raptors for Wednesday’s practice." - NBA.com
12/18/02: "The Denver Nuggets have acquired F/C Mark Bryant, F Art Long, a conditional future first-round draft pick from Philadelphia and a future second-round pick from Houston in a three-team trade with Rockets and 76ers, General Manager Kiki Vandeweghe announced today. Long, 6-9, 250, is in his third NBA season. He saw action in 19 games for the 76ers this year, averaging 2.1 ppg and 2.1 rpg in 6.9 minutes. He has averaged 3.6 ppg and 3.3 rpg in 91 career contests." - NBA.com
10/29/02: "In letting (Olden) Polynice go, the Sixers chose to go with the 6-9 Art Long, who averaged 5.3 points and 4.2 rebounds in six preseason games." - Philly Inq
09/30/02: "The Philadelphia 76ers on Monday signed free-agent guard William Avery and forward Art Long to their training-camp roster on Monday. Long played the last two seasons with Seattle and Sacramento. He is averaging 4.0 points, 3.6 rebounds and 14.0 minutes in 72 games." - Assoc Press
08/03/02: "The menacing Long, who seems to be ready to explode at the slightest provocation, drilled in six points, including two thunderous dunks that rattled the Astrodome's foundation to its core as San Miguel turned a one-point lead at the start of the fourth to a yawning 76-65 gap, 4:46 to play in the game. "He's so dominant and he's so big. Sometimes, it reaches a point where he's like (Los Angeles Lakers superstar) Shaq (O'Neal), the referees don't see the slaps he gets on his arms because he's so dominant," said San Miguel coach Siot Tangquingcen." - Philipine BBall Assoc website
07/02/02: Damon Flint told me that he and Art Long were briefly teammates for the SanMiguel Beermen in the Phillipines. However, they actullay didnt play together since Damon hurt his ankle the day before Long arrived. However Long is still playing there and is even excelling. "Art Long, thought to be damaged goods because of a reported hamstring injury, continued his mission to prove detractors wrong and got San Miguel off to a good start, nine of his team's first 12 points in the first period. Long finished with 20 points, eight rebounds and two blocks as he intimidated the Purefoods frontline with his physique and menacing scowl." - www.pba.com.ph
12/29/01: "Long, for one, has taken full advantage of the absence of Booth and James to go from a guy who was considered a longshot at best to make the team in training camp to a competent starting NBA center. What Long lacks in height he more than makes up for in grit and determination, battling tooth and nail for every inch of position on the low block. There is little doubt in my mind that by the end of the season Long will find himself a fan favorite, not to mention first in line for the Sonics' million dollar exception." - BSKBall.com
12/23/01: "One player that has benefited from all of the aches and bruises (of his teammates) is forward Art Long. Long, 30, seemed to be on the bubble during training camp and has built a valuable role in the rotation. The 6-9 Cincinnati alum is averaging 8.0 points and 7.2 rebounds in his past five games; he had a career-high 12 rebounds in a win over Orlando on Dec. 16. "Since the day I got here there haven't been any guarantees," Long said. "If I'm going to get any further it's going to be off my work." Long replaced Baker in the game Friday, making a free throw to give Seattle a 107-104 lead. He started in place of Baker last night, his fifth start this season.
"Art has been doing a good job for us," McMillan said. "He's been consistent with his rebounding. If he were a few inches taller he'd be unbelievable." - Seattle Times
12/17/01: "Art Long was an emergency starter, and the 6-foot-9 center provided the energy that was important against a tired (Orlando) team. Long grabbed a career-high 12 rebounds and gave his team a bonus with 12 points on 6-for-9 shooting." - Seattle Times
12/17/01: Long is averaging 13 mpg, 4.4 rpg, and 51% from the floor in 24 games this year with the Sonics.
11/13/01: "Making the most of his minutes, forward Art Long notched the first double-double of his brief, two-year NBA career Sunday against the Wizards. Long finished with 10 points, 10 rebounds and a game-high four steals in 26 minutes, and the effort wasn't lost on (Coach) McMillan. "These guys have to practice hard so if injuries do occur, they're ready," McMillan said. "Art has kept himself ready ... and gave us a good, physical presence." - Seattle Post
10/30/01: "Long is on the Seattle Sonics Opening Day roster.
7/12/01: Art scored 18 pts on 8-11 shooting in the LA Summer Pro League. He is playing for the Sac Kings team with Gerald Wallace and former Cardinal DeJuan Wheat. - Pro Exposure.com
06/11/01: scored 23 points on 11-18 shooting and 5 steals playing for Guyama in the French Pro League
03/01/01: "Kings backup forward Art Long didn't know how things were going to go when his 10-day contract ended. That's how it is at the opposite end of the NBA spectrum from Chris Webber. Long, though, had nothing to worry about. The Kings signed him Tuesday to another 10-day deal. At the end of this one, they'll have to decide whether to sign him for the rest of the season or release him. But for now, Long is safe. And for the record, he says he didn't punch that horse. Long has not distinguished himself yet in the NBA with his game, but the story about him punching a horse during a disturbance in a Cincinnati street while in college at the University of Cincinnati has remained a newsmaker. "I have people coming up to me in restaurants and asking me if I really punched that horse," he said. "That's how ridiculous that is." Long said he has worked hard to try to restore his image. "I think it's one of the reasons I haven't been in the NBA," he said. "That story right there. Me and (injured Golden State Warriors forward) Danny (Fortson) went out and got into it with a couple of policemen. But things got squashed, and I think there was another policeman there that thought I should have gone to jail. "I was petting a horse. I didn't punch a horse. But the story just kept getting worse and worse. At one point, I punched a horse. I kicked a horse. I hit a horse." At least Long can be thankful his story never incorporated a slant toward kissing. But there are some teammates who quietly call Long "Mongo" after the character in the movie, "Blazing Saddles," who, of course, punched a horse." - Sacramento Bee
02/26/01: Dean discovered that Art Long had signed with the Sacramento Kings and had played in two of their 4 most recent games. - Dean Richmond and Mike Ryan
02/19/01: "So with little-used swingman Nick Anderson going on the injured list Sunday with lower-back spasms for who knows how long, the Kings signed rugged, athletic forward Art Long to a 10-day contract that could last longer. Long is no stranger to the club, though he has not been around since he was the team's final cut during training camp for the 1999-2000 season. He had been playing in France with the Asvel-Villerbeanne team in the EuroLeague.
The 6-foot-9 power forward averaged 16.6 points, 9.3 rebounds and 2.0 blocks in 26 minutes to help his team post a 14-0 record. Long is not a great shooter but can do exactly what the Kings need -- compete hard around the basket and, maybe more importantly, above the basket.
Long arrived in Sacramento on Saturday night and did not play Sunday. He has been in the NBA before, spending a month long stint of the 1998-99 season on the injured list with Portland. "It's an opportunity," Long said. "It's a 10-day right now. Who knows what it will be after that? To me, it's like a day-by-day thing, and every day, I've got to come in here and work." - Sacramento Bee
02/01/01: Here are some notes I found in Feb 2001 about Art Long on a European web site: "...has played the 1996-97 season in Portugal, with Clube Recreativo Estrelas de Avenida. In 1998-99 he signed, in late February, with CBA's Idaho Stampede, but was waived in March. In 1999-00 joined CBA's the Yakima Sun Kings being released in late February. Signed for the 2000-01 season by ASVEL Villeurbanne (France), he was released in January.
Played the 2000-01 French League All Star Game
> Notes
The jury used to be out on him. A chiseled body with supernatural strength. A true post enforcer who will patrol the paint. Just could not 'click' anywhere. Things did not get better recently. Yakima was the last CBA team (1999-00) to get rid of him and it must be for non basketball reason because he looked good on the court. Very good runner of the floor with remarkable ability to move his feet. Not much of an offensive arsenal here but some good percentage shot. Does not look in control of his nerves. Reportedly knocked down a horse (yessir) with a punch during his Cincinnati days. Everybody we talked to just shook his head when we mentioned his name. CBA All Star. It is difficult to project him in a european situation given the circumstances but he has got superior physical skills." - Mike Ryan, (I made none of this up)
12/10/00: Art Long had a game high 32 pts, and 10 rebs in a win against Montpeller, in French bball action.
10/01/00: Joined ASVEL Villeurbanne (France)
Summer 00: Played on the Miami Heat Summer Team
Feb 00: Released from Yakima
Jan 24,'00: Named CBA Nat Conf Player of the Week
Nov 99: Signed with Yakima Sun Kings (CBA)
Oct 99: Sacramento Kings: Waived.
Jul 99: Portland TrailBlazers. (FILA Summer League)
Feb 99: Portland Trail Blazers: Waived.
98-99: Idaho S. (CBA): 11.7ppg, 8.8rpg
Jan 98: signed by the IBA Des Moines Dragons.
97-98: Quad City (CBA): was released in Nov.'97
Mar 97: replaced injured Funderburke in Orthez (FRA), averaged only about 5ppg, so was released when Funderburke came back in April'97
96-97: was signed during the season by Estrelas (Portugal): 10 games, 17.3ppg, 7.1rpg
