T.J. Weeks

At UMass

Redshirt request for the 2019-20 season was granted by the NCAA.³⁾
Played in all 15 games of the Coronavirus-shortened season. Started in three games.
Shooting percentage from three came back down to earth, but shooting from two improved from 2019-20.
Minutes went down (20.4 from 26.0), as Javohn Garcia added competition for playing time. Scoring average dipped as a result (9.7 from 14.7).
Double-figure scoring in the season opening games with Northeastern, 11 points in game one (12/11), 14 points plus 6 boards in game two (12/13).
Twelve points, two boards, four assists, three steals, and two blocks versus Bryant (12/21).
Fourteen points and three boards versus George Mason (12/30).
Minor injury to his left knee during the La Salle game (1/9).⁴⁾ Did not return after seven minutes of action. Came back to play in the next game (URI 1/13), but played just 12 minutes.
Eleven points in just 17 minutes in the win at Fordham (1/17).
Season-highs of 16 points and 80% shooting from three (4-5) versus Davidson (1/24).
Double-double against Fordham (2/3), with 13 points and a career-high 12 boards, plus five assists.
Fourteen points and a then-season-high 56% (5-9) from the floor at Richmond (2/23).
Upped his season-high in shooting with 5-8 from the floor versus Saint Joseph's (3/4), scoring 14 points, in just 15 minutes of work.

Roster photo 2019-20

Played in the season's first ten games, but then went out with an abdominal injury after the Harvard game (12/7).
Injury later classified as a hernia. Underwent surgery on 1/10 and needs 3-4 months recovery time, sidelining him for the rest of the season.⁵⁾ Coaching staff is confident that he will obtain a medical redshirt.⁶⁾
At the time he went out with the injury, he was leading the team in scoring (147 points and 14.7 ppg), field goals attempted (109), 3-pointers made (32) and percentage (.485), free throws made (23), and steals (18).⁷⁾
His .485 percentage from 3 was 15th in the NCAA and 3rd among rookies.⁸⁾
32 made threes was tied for 16th in the NCAA and tied for 2nd among rookies.⁹⁾
3.2 made threes per game was tied for 26th in the NCAA and tied for 2nd among rookies.¹⁰⁾
Started off hot, shooting 8-12 overall and 4-6 from three, scoring 23 points in the season-opener versus UMass-Lowell (11/5).
Nine points and six boards in the road win at Fairfield (11/9/2019).
The performances over UML and Fairfield drew notice, and he won the Atlantic 10 Rookie of the Week in the season's first week.¹¹⁾
Scored 21 points and shot 6-6 from three in the win over Rider (11/20).
Tallied 19 points in consecutive games: St. John's (11/24) and Rutgers (11/29). Also snared a season high seven boards at Rutgers.
Fifteen points, three boards, three assists, and four steals versus South Carolina (12/4).

Season	G	GS	MP	MPG	FG	FGA	FG%	2P	2PA	2P%	3P	3PA	3P%	FT	FTA	FT%	PTS	PPG	ORB	DRB	TRB	RPG	AST	STL	BLK	TOV	PF	FO
2019-20	10	2	260	26.0	46	109	.422	14	43	.326	32	66	.485	23	32	.719	147	14.7	7	31	38	3.8	6	18	3	11	21	1
2020-21	15	3	306	20.4	51	138	.370	28	62	.452	23	76	.303	21	29	.724	146	9.7	13	39	52	3.5	17	13	4	17	17	0
Career	25	5	566	22.6	97	247	.393	42	105	.400	55	142	.387	44	61	.721	293	11.7	20	70	90	3.6	23	31	7	28	38	1

Through the end of the 2020-21 season

Spent a prep year in 2018-19 at Woodstock Academy in Connecticut
Helped guide the Centaurs to a 38-2 record in 2018-19, climbing as high as No. 2 in the national rankings
Named to the National Prep School Invitational All-Tournament team after averaging 16.5 points per game during the tournament
Named to the USA Today All-USA Rhode Island First-Team after averaging 23 points, 10.7 rebounds and 2.2 blocks per game as a senior at Bishop Hendricken Catholic in 2017-18
Named to the Providence Journal's Rhode Island Interscholastic League All-Decade Team for the 2010s¹²⁾
Named to the Providence Journal All-State First-Team as a senior
Guided the Hawks to back-to-back state championships, averaging 17 points and 7 rebounds per game as a junior
Spent first two years of high school at Pilgrim
Played prep hoops with fellow UMass signees Tre Mitchell and Preston Santos

Tyrone Travis Weeks Jr. was born just as his father, a part of the coaching staff at St. Bonaventure, was about to take on Kentucky in the 2000 NCAA Tournament¹³⁾
His father, Tyrone Weeks Sr., scored over 1,000 points for UMass from 1994-98 and played in four consecutive NCAA Tournaments