AS A FRESHMAN:
Started 28 of 30 games as a freshman in 1998-99, making an immediate impact on the Irish squad … scoring 370 points as a freshman, the fourth-highest freshman total in school history behind teammate Troy Murphy, Adrian Dantley and David Rivers … was the second-leading scorer for the Irish at 12.3 points per game and combined with fellow freshman Troy Murphy (who scored 519 points) to score 41.0 percent of Notre Dame points … led the Irish in scoring against Syracuse with 16 points, including four three pointers and against against West Virginia with 18 points … proved to be a threat from three-point field goal range with 40.7 percent shooting behind the arc (35 of 86) … was second on the team in free throw shooting at 77.7 percent (73 of 94) … scored in double figures in 20 games … had 12 points coming off the bench in win over Seton Hall … had a career-high seven assists vs. Rutgers to go along with 13 points … his 29 points vs. Southern Utah was the most for an Irish freshman since Adrian Dantley had 41 points against West Virginia in 1973-74 (before Murphy had 30 points vs. Providence and Pittsburgh) … had 21 points in win over Pittsburgh … scoring 17 points in BIG EAST opener vs. Providence, as three Irish freshman combined for 60 points.