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* **Hometown: | * **Hometown: | ||
* **High School:** [[wp> | * **High School:** [[wp> | ||
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* **Transfer From:** none | * **Transfer From:** none | ||
* **Transfer To:** [[wp> | * **Transfer To:** [[wp> | ||
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* Logged a UMass-high 26 minutes against Maine (12/23), tallying 12 points and 6 rebounds. | * Logged a UMass-high 26 minutes against Maine (12/23), tallying 12 points and 6 rebounds. | ||
* Was in the dog house early in the season, missing the team bus for the trip to NC State (12/1), and he was left behind for the trip. | * Was in the dog house early in the season, missing the team bus for the trip to NC State (12/1), and he was left behind for the trip. | ||
+ | * [[https:// | ||
* Successfully defended his best dunk title at Midnight Madness. | * Successfully defended his best dunk title at Midnight Madness. | ||
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* Appeared in 17 games, all off the bench, but only tallied 45 minutes of action, scoring 20 total points. | * Appeared in 17 games, all off the bench, but only tallied 45 minutes of action, scoring 20 total points. | ||
* Better at dunks than defense, Pugh struggled to gain favor with Bruiser' | * Better at dunks than defense, Pugh struggled to gain favor with Bruiser' | ||
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* Won the best dunk title at [[https:// | * Won the best dunk title at [[https:// | ||
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===== Sacramento State (2002-05) ===== | ===== Sacramento State (2002-05) ===== | ||
* Transferred back home to Sacramento, and joined the Hornets at Sacramento State.((https:// | * Transferred back home to Sacramento, and joined the Hornets at Sacramento State.((https:// | ||
+ | * Got the opportunities he was looking for, and upped his production from 3.0 ppg at UMass to 12.0 at Sac State, including 15.0 in his final season. | ||
* Had also considered Oregon State, San Diego State, San Jose State, and St. Mary' | * Had also considered Oregon State, San Diego State, San Jose State, and St. Mary' | ||
* Graduated in 2005 with a degree in Child Development.((https:// | * Graduated in 2005 with a degree in Child Development.((https:// | ||
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==== 2004-05 season ==== | ==== 2004-05 season ==== | ||
- | * Big Sky First Team selection. | + | * [[wp>Big Sky Conference|Big Sky]] First Team selection. |
- | * Runner-up at the College Slam Dunk Championship in March.((https:// | + | * Runner-up at the [[https:// |
* Appeared in 25 of the Hornets' | * Appeared in 25 of the Hornets' | ||
* Minutes up to 28.2 per game, scoring up to 15.0 per game, as he blossomed into a 3-point shooter, taking 6.2 per game and hitting at .378. | * Minutes up to 28.2 per game, scoring up to 15.0 per game, as he blossomed into a 3-point shooter, taking 6.2 per game and hitting at .378. | ||
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* PacWest Hoops called him the #2 shooting guard on the West Coast((https:// | * PacWest Hoops called him the #2 shooting guard on the West Coast((https:// | ||
* Slam Magazine called him "The Best Dunker in the World That You've Never Heard Of." | * Slam Magazine called him "The Best Dunker in the World That You've Never Heard Of." | ||
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+ | * [[https:// | ||
===== Post-College ===== | ===== Post-College ===== | ||
- | * Selected in the 6th round of the 2006 NBA D-League Draft, by the Dakota Wizards.((http:// | + | * Selected in the 6th round of the 2006 [[wp>NBA G League|NBA D-League]] Draft, by the [[wp>Dakota Wizards]].((http:// |
* Went on to become a college and career counselor.((https:// | * Went on to become a college and career counselor.((https:// | ||
* Made a documentary film on education called [[https:// | * Made a documentary film on education called [[https:// |