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bestkept2
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if he wants to why not?
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onono12
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Lebron23 said:I think Norwood's younger brother can play in our country because if he have some Filipino Blood in his veins he can always come here and play for our national team.
Automatically speaking, norwood's younger bro. can play in the philippines unless technical aspect arises, hehehehehhe
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ankle breaker2
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if he's good than his bro, then the technicality issue will surely arise.onono1 said:
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alex152
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Norwood to pursue NBA dream
Norwood to pursue NBA dream
TEAM PILIPINAS
Norwood to pursue NBA dream
By Rey Bancod, Manila Bulletin
December 12, 2007
NAKHON RATCHASIMA -- Fil-American Gabe Norwood is one guy who loves to dunk -- never a layup -- but doesn't want to draw much of the attention if he could help it.
But if and when he makes it to the National Basketball Association (NBA), Norwood should better be prepared for the media frenzy back home.
The six-foot-five former guard of the Greg Mason University has not given up on his dream to play in the NBA after not being drafted this year.
"Certainly, I would love to play in the NBA," Norwood said Tuesday inside the Athletes Village.
"I wasn't drafted this year because my numbers in college were not that spectacular," Norwood said.
"Technically, I'm a free agent. That's what I understand. After my stint in the PBL (Philippine Basketball League), I would go back home and see how things unfold," the 21-year-old Norwood said.
Norwood said he's not discounting the possibility of joining the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) next season while waiting for his chance in the NBA.
He said he was invited once by a scout representing the Utah Jazz, but nothing came out of his tryout.
"It wasn't even held in Utah," Norwood said.
Philippine Basketball League (PBL) Commissioner Chino Trinidad has nothing but praise for Norwood whom he describes as a nice fellow on and off the court.
"I would love to have him in the team. He completes the team with his selflessness and energy," Trinidad said.
Norwood scored only eight points in the team's opening game against Cambodia, letting his teammates to shine.
But against Indonesia, the athletic do-it-all player showed a glimpse of what he can do, firing 19 points, including a vicious slam dunk toward the end of the game.
Through it all, Norwood has remained humble.
In an interview with Washington Post sportswriter Dan Steinberg last year, Drew Frank, his coach on the state championship team, said Norwood changed his life.
"Someone told me one time when your best player and your best person are one and the same, you can have a magical season, and that's what we had with Gabe," Frank said.
He told Steinberg that Norwood helped him understand what's most important about the game.
"Don't get wrapped up in wins and losses, enjoy the journey and just have fun," Frank said.
This week, Norwood has been having his share of fun.
"It's always an honor to represent the country. There's a little bit of pressure because we're the favorites, but certainly, we're having fun here," Norwood said.
Norwood to pursue NBA dream
TEAM PILIPINAS
Norwood to pursue NBA dream
By Rey Bancod, Manila Bulletin
December 12, 2007
NAKHON RATCHASIMA -- Fil-American Gabe Norwood is one guy who loves to dunk -- never a layup -- but doesn't want to draw much of the attention if he could help it.
But if and when he makes it to the National Basketball Association (NBA), Norwood should better be prepared for the media frenzy back home.
The six-foot-five former guard of the Greg Mason University has not given up on his dream to play in the NBA after not being drafted this year.
"Certainly, I would love to play in the NBA," Norwood said Tuesday inside the Athletes Village.
"I wasn't drafted this year because my numbers in college were not that spectacular," Norwood said.
"Technically, I'm a free agent. That's what I understand. After my stint in the PBL (Philippine Basketball League), I would go back home and see how things unfold," the 21-year-old Norwood said.
Norwood said he's not discounting the possibility of joining the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) next season while waiting for his chance in the NBA.
He said he was invited once by a scout representing the Utah Jazz, but nothing came out of his tryout.
"It wasn't even held in Utah," Norwood said.
Philippine Basketball League (PBL) Commissioner Chino Trinidad has nothing but praise for Norwood whom he describes as a nice fellow on and off the court.
"I would love to have him in the team. He completes the team with his selflessness and energy," Trinidad said.
Norwood scored only eight points in the team's opening game against Cambodia, letting his teammates to shine.
But against Indonesia, the athletic do-it-all player showed a glimpse of what he can do, firing 19 points, including a vicious slam dunk toward the end of the game.
Through it all, Norwood has remained humble.
In an interview with Washington Post sportswriter Dan Steinberg last year, Drew Frank, his coach on the state championship team, said Norwood changed his life.
"Someone told me one time when your best player and your best person are one and the same, you can have a magical season, and that's what we had with Gabe," Frank said.
He told Steinberg that Norwood helped him understand what's most important about the game.
"Don't get wrapped up in wins and losses, enjoy the journey and just have fun," Frank said.
This week, Norwood has been having his share of fun.
"It's always an honor to represent the country. There's a little bit of pressure because we're the favorites, but certainly, we're having fun here," Norwood said.
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raichu082
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hope he makes it. Playing on the nba or europe than the pba would make him a lot better player and asset to the national team. If ever this happens He'd be the 2nd fil am to play in the nba and if japeth and gian makes it, we'd be having 3 pinoys there.
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Go Gabe! Follow you dream! Make it to the NBA!
Go Gabe! Follow you dream! Make it to the NBA!
It will be one of the most rewarding achievements in his career and for the Philippines if he makes it to the nba. I saw Norwood in one of the rp team's pratices at the arena in San Juan. He has great work ethic, and even in practice he was jamming the hoops! I hope he plays in europe or in the states once he finishes he's sea games stint, to further polish he's skills and get more experience coz this talent is one of a kind. The competitive level in the pba is good but will all due respect to the pba, Gabe's career growth would blossom more if he plays in high calider leagues abroad, e.g. the european leagues, nbdl or cba perhaps. Because in the pba he might play the 3 or some 4. haha let him concentrate on playing the 1 oo 2 position. He'll wreck more havock if he plays those spots, especially come the next asian championships or asian games. Good luck to Gabe "Phi(l) Slamma Jamma" Norwood!
Go Gabe! Follow you dream! Make it to the NBA!
It will be one of the most rewarding achievements in his career and for the Philippines if he makes it to the nba. I saw Norwood in one of the rp team's pratices at the arena in San Juan. He has great work ethic, and even in practice he was jamming the hoops! I hope he plays in europe or in the states once he finishes he's sea games stint, to further polish he's skills and get more experience coz this talent is one of a kind. The competitive level in the pba is good but will all due respect to the pba, Gabe's career growth would blossom more if he plays in high calider leagues abroad, e.g. the european leagues, nbdl or cba perhaps. Because in the pba he might play the 3 or some 4. haha let him concentrate on playing the 1 oo 2 position. He'll wreck more havock if he plays those spots, especially come the next asian championships or asian games. Good luck to Gabe "Phi(l) Slamma Jamma" Norwood!
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asapa112
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if only he could prove himself a lot more internationally and drew attention. he didnt perform well during the fiba asia tournament. that couldve been a jump start for him. anyways i still hope he gets into the NBA!
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jesronne2
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with his skills and talent now... i doubt if he could make it to the NBA
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ankle breaker2
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yeah agree. no doubt he is a very good basketball player. however, if we take into consideration on what happened to his 3 prolific teammates at GMU namely:jesronne said:
Jai Lewis 6'7" Power Forward
Tony Skinn 6'1" Point Guard
Lamar Butler 6'2" Guard
They never made it to the NBA. They settled in playing in Europe for measly average pay of $8,000. How much more Gabe who was just an average player in their team though he used to start on some games for them?
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Silent Killer2
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Gabe's Position in PBL is PG/SG
He once recorded triple doubles at least back to back.
His stint in RP team last july's FIBA asia is his learning experience. He play bad defense against Rashiem Wright of Jordan. Well he learn from that experience. The next time The RPNT will play in FIBA ASIA championship he learn some of his lesson. Being Fresh grad and the youngest player of RPNT he's learning from the PBA's Best. He did some mistakes but those mistakes will not happen again for him
Try his luck next year's Summer league teams in NBA. He knows. He might play at NBA or in NBDL. He'll be tougher player once he donned the RP jersey. His skills might further Develop.
He once recorded triple doubles at least back to back.
His stint in RP team last july's FIBA asia is his learning experience. He play bad defense against Rashiem Wright of Jordan. Well he learn from that experience. The next time The RPNT will play in FIBA ASIA championship he learn some of his lesson. Being Fresh grad and the youngest player of RPNT he's learning from the PBA's Best. He did some mistakes but those mistakes will not happen again for him
Try his luck next year's Summer league teams in NBA. He knows. He might play at NBA or in NBDL. He'll be tougher player once he donned the RP jersey. His skills might further Develop.
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rhk1112
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Gabe is one of the few Fil-foreigners who have played for US NCAA Div. 1 teams that have made it far in that tournament.
However, let's not forget that Gabe's numbers have not been that impressive there. There are a lot of other US NCAA Div. 1 players who have not made it to the NBA, hence Gabe's chances are not very good.
Not that I am dissing Gabe or something, but just wanted to keep our expectations of him to more realistic levels.
I think he will make a great PBA player, though, & in that regard, his future is set as far as the PBA is concerned.
However, let's not forget that Gabe's numbers have not been that impressive there. There are a lot of other US NCAA Div. 1 players who have not made it to the NBA, hence Gabe's chances are not very good.
Not that I am dissing Gabe or something, but just wanted to keep our expectations of him to more realistic levels.
I think he will make a great PBA player, though, & in that regard, his future is set as far as the PBA is concerned.
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Silent Killer2
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If he's not lucky in trying out for NBA teams, he must try some other leagues in US like NBDL, CBA, IBL, USBL. Outside US and RP, Try NBL in Australia.
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ankle breaker2
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amen to that. i just mentioned that his 3 prolific team mates on that team didn't even make it to the NBA and not even doing good in the european circuit.rhk111 said:
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ankle breaker said:
maybe those teammates became good players because of the playmaking skills of Gabe...Gabe drawing attention, moving the ball well, passing it to the right spot, thus giving his teammates a lot of room to score.
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Tsar Josef2
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This is the reason why i have high hopes for Gabe to play in the NBA or even in Euroleague despite some reservations.
http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/news;_y...slug=ks-pointguards121807&prov=yhoo&type=lgns
http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/news;_y...slug=ks-pointguards121807&prov=yhoo&type=lgns
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ankle breaker2
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i think you failed to watch the 2006 NCAA tournament because you didn't see how Gabe was used by Coach Larranaga. his 3 teammates:Tsar Josef said:
Jai Lewis 6'7" Power Forward
Tony Skinn 6'1" Point Guard
Lamar Butler 6'2" Guard
were the focal point of all their plays while Gabe sometimes came off the bench. Norwood only became famous when he receive an award from his school for being dedicated to sports and his studies.
Gabe's 2006 NCAA Stats
SEASON TEAM GP MPG SPG BPG RPG APG PPG Hi 40+ 50+ TD MVP
2006-07 George Mason Patriots 33 18.7 1.6 0.7 6.7 1.8 3.6 41 1 0 1
Do you think NBA teams and scouts will consider that stats to play for their teasms? Gabe is a good player but he's ability is not in the level of a current average NBA player. I am a fan of Norwood but I don't dream that much that he can make it to the NBA.
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Gabe Norwood's Basket Profile
Gabe Norwood's Basket Profile
Gabe Norwood
Hometown: State College, Pa.
High School: State College
Height / Weight: 6-5 / 190
Position: Guard/Forward
Birthdate: 02/09/1985
Major: Communication
Season Averages
SEASON MIN PTS REB AST TO A/T STL BLK PF FG% FT% 3P% PPS
2004-2005 26.3 5.8 3.8 2.6 1.6 1.64 1.6 .6 1.9 .438 .684 .133 1.16
2005-2006 21.1 3.4 2.0 1.9 1.0 1.94 .9 .7 1.2 .425 .606 .375 1.12
2006-2007 18.7 3.6 2.1 1.8 1.0 1.76 .7 .2 1.2 .465 .706 .382 1.18
2007-2008 Did not play.
Season Totals Rebounds
SEASON GP MIN FG FGA FTM FTA 3PM 3PA PTS OFF DEF TOT AST TO STL BLK PF
2004-2005 29 763 64 146 39 57 2 15 169 35 75 110 74 45 47 16 54
2005-2006 35 737 45 106 20 33 9 24 119 17 53 70 68 35 33 23 42
2006-2007 33 618 47 101 12 17 13 34 119 19 51 70 58 33 24 5 38
2007-2008 Did not play.
2005-06: Played in all 35 games and was sixth on the team in minutes played. Started three contests including a pair of games in the NCAA Tournament... Scored in 27 of 35 games and led the team in bench scoring... Was third on the team in steals and blocks and was fourth on the squad in assists... Was one of two players with more assists than field goals (min. 100 minutes)... Enters his senior year among the top 25 in school history in career assists and career blocks... Is also among the top 30 all-time in career steals... Stretching back to the start of his sophomore season, has had an assist in 55 of the past 64 games... Had season-high nine points against UNC Wilmington (Jan. 21) on perfect shooting... Had four points, four rebounds and two assists in first meeting with Delaware (Jan. 7)... Played season-high 29 minutes against Radford (Dec. 10) and finished with seven points, two rebounds, three assists, two steals and a block... Against American (Dec. 5) had five rebounds, four assists, three steals and a block... Injured against Wake Forest (Nov. 11) and had a streak of 30 straight games with a rebound snapped
2004-05: Started 24 of 29 games played... Averaged 5.8 points and 3.8 rebounds per contest... Led Mason in assists (74) and steals (47)... Averaged 26.3 minutes per contest... Ranked third on the squad in rebounds per game and blocked shots (16)... Shot 43.8 percent from the floor... Scored in double figures six times, including a career-best 14 points vs. UNC Wilmington (1/8/05)... Collected a career-high nine rebounds at Delaware (1/12/05)... Registered 10 points, five rebounds, four assists and five steals (tying a career-high) against No. 11 Michigan State (12/5/04)... Tallied 10 points, three rebounds, eight assists and two steals at St. Bonaventure (12/22/04)... Led or tied for the team lead in assists and steals 12 times... Ranked 14th in the league in assists per game (2.55) and was fourth overall in steals per outing (1.62)... Recorded a career-best three blocked shots vs. Drexel (1/19/05).
2003-04: Saw action in 29 games, earning one start... Averaged 8.4 minutes per contest... Scored 30 points and added 24 rebounds... Connected on 30.6 percent of his field goals and shot 30.8 percent from beyond the arc... Had 10 steals and three blocked shots... Tallied career bests of nine assists and five steals in 24 minutes at Towson (2/4/04)... Scored five points vs. St. Bonaventure (12/23/03)... Collected four rebounds each vs. Hofstra (1/14/04) and Delaware (2/21/04)... Earned first collegiate start against the Blue Hens (2/21/04).
HIGH SCHOOL: Had an outstanding two-year varsity career at State College Area High School for coach Drew Franks... Received Class AAAA 2003 most outstanding player and top offensive player honors in the Mountain League... Named first-team All-League as a senior and second-team All-League as a junior... 2002-03 team captain... Led the Little Lions in steals (71) and blocked shots (65) as well as in scoring and rebounding with 16.0 points and 6.3 rebounds per contest... Ranked second on the team in assists with 95... Guided State College to the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association Class AAAA championship and a school single-season record with 25 wins (25-6 overall)... Was the only player from Western Pennsylvania to participate in the 2003 Pennsylvania-Maryland Shootout All-Star game... Helped the Little Lions to a 22-6 overall mark and a PIAA Class AAAA "Sweet 16" appearance as a junior... Played in the Pittsburgh Hoops Classic in fall 2002... Attended Coronado (TX) High School as a sophomore, earning first-team All-District 5A honors and was named "Newcomer of the Year"... Garnered 2001 All-South Plains honorable mention from the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal... Played basketball as a reserve point guard for Broadneck High School near Annapolis, MD during his freshman season.
PERSONAL: Full name is Gabriel Daniel Norwood... Born February 9, 1985... Son of Brian and Tiffiney Norwood... Has four siblings, Jordan, Levi, Brianna and Zaccariah... Father Brian played four years of collegiate football for the University of Hawaii... 2003 graduate of State College Area High School... Chose George Mason over Penn State and Rider.
CAREER HIGHS
PTS: 14, vs. UNC Wilmington (1/8/05)
REB: 9, at Delaware (1/12/05)
FG: 5, four times, last vs. UNC Wilmington (1/8/05)
3-PT FG: 1, 15 times, last vs. Hofstra (3/5/06)
FT: 5, twice, last at William & Mary (2/12/05)
ASSISTS: 9, at Towson (2/4/04)
STEALS: 5, twice, last vs. Michigan St. (12/5/04)
BLOCKS: 3, vs. Drexel (1/19/05)
Gabe Norwood's Basket Profile
Gabe Norwood
Hometown: State College, Pa.
High School: State College
Height / Weight: 6-5 / 190
Position: Guard/Forward
Birthdate: 02/09/1985
Major: Communication
Season Averages
SEASON MIN PTS REB AST TO A/T STL BLK PF FG% FT% 3P% PPS
2004-2005 26.3 5.8 3.8 2.6 1.6 1.64 1.6 .6 1.9 .438 .684 .133 1.16
2005-2006 21.1 3.4 2.0 1.9 1.0 1.94 .9 .7 1.2 .425 .606 .375 1.12
2006-2007 18.7 3.6 2.1 1.8 1.0 1.76 .7 .2 1.2 .465 .706 .382 1.18
2007-2008 Did not play.
Season Totals Rebounds
SEASON GP MIN FG FGA FTM FTA 3PM 3PA PTS OFF DEF TOT AST TO STL BLK PF
2004-2005 29 763 64 146 39 57 2 15 169 35 75 110 74 45 47 16 54
2005-2006 35 737 45 106 20 33 9 24 119 17 53 70 68 35 33 23 42
2006-2007 33 618 47 101 12 17 13 34 119 19 51 70 58 33 24 5 38
2007-2008 Did not play.
2005-06: Played in all 35 games and was sixth on the team in minutes played. Started three contests including a pair of games in the NCAA Tournament... Scored in 27 of 35 games and led the team in bench scoring... Was third on the team in steals and blocks and was fourth on the squad in assists... Was one of two players with more assists than field goals (min. 100 minutes)... Enters his senior year among the top 25 in school history in career assists and career blocks... Is also among the top 30 all-time in career steals... Stretching back to the start of his sophomore season, has had an assist in 55 of the past 64 games... Had season-high nine points against UNC Wilmington (Jan. 21) on perfect shooting... Had four points, four rebounds and two assists in first meeting with Delaware (Jan. 7)... Played season-high 29 minutes against Radford (Dec. 10) and finished with seven points, two rebounds, three assists, two steals and a block... Against American (Dec. 5) had five rebounds, four assists, three steals and a block... Injured against Wake Forest (Nov. 11) and had a streak of 30 straight games with a rebound snapped
2004-05: Started 24 of 29 games played... Averaged 5.8 points and 3.8 rebounds per contest... Led Mason in assists (74) and steals (47)... Averaged 26.3 minutes per contest... Ranked third on the squad in rebounds per game and blocked shots (16)... Shot 43.8 percent from the floor... Scored in double figures six times, including a career-best 14 points vs. UNC Wilmington (1/8/05)... Collected a career-high nine rebounds at Delaware (1/12/05)... Registered 10 points, five rebounds, four assists and five steals (tying a career-high) against No. 11 Michigan State (12/5/04)... Tallied 10 points, three rebounds, eight assists and two steals at St. Bonaventure (12/22/04)... Led or tied for the team lead in assists and steals 12 times... Ranked 14th in the league in assists per game (2.55) and was fourth overall in steals per outing (1.62)... Recorded a career-best three blocked shots vs. Drexel (1/19/05).
2003-04: Saw action in 29 games, earning one start... Averaged 8.4 minutes per contest... Scored 30 points and added 24 rebounds... Connected on 30.6 percent of his field goals and shot 30.8 percent from beyond the arc... Had 10 steals and three blocked shots... Tallied career bests of nine assists and five steals in 24 minutes at Towson (2/4/04)... Scored five points vs. St. Bonaventure (12/23/03)... Collected four rebounds each vs. Hofstra (1/14/04) and Delaware (2/21/04)... Earned first collegiate start against the Blue Hens (2/21/04).
HIGH SCHOOL: Had an outstanding two-year varsity career at State College Area High School for coach Drew Franks... Received Class AAAA 2003 most outstanding player and top offensive player honors in the Mountain League... Named first-team All-League as a senior and second-team All-League as a junior... 2002-03 team captain... Led the Little Lions in steals (71) and blocked shots (65) as well as in scoring and rebounding with 16.0 points and 6.3 rebounds per contest... Ranked second on the team in assists with 95... Guided State College to the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association Class AAAA championship and a school single-season record with 25 wins (25-6 overall)... Was the only player from Western Pennsylvania to participate in the 2003 Pennsylvania-Maryland Shootout All-Star game... Helped the Little Lions to a 22-6 overall mark and a PIAA Class AAAA "Sweet 16" appearance as a junior... Played in the Pittsburgh Hoops Classic in fall 2002... Attended Coronado (TX) High School as a sophomore, earning first-team All-District 5A honors and was named "Newcomer of the Year"... Garnered 2001 All-South Plains honorable mention from the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal... Played basketball as a reserve point guard for Broadneck High School near Annapolis, MD during his freshman season.
PERSONAL: Full name is Gabriel Daniel Norwood... Born February 9, 1985... Son of Brian and Tiffiney Norwood... Has four siblings, Jordan, Levi, Brianna and Zaccariah... Father Brian played four years of collegiate football for the University of Hawaii... 2003 graduate of State College Area High School... Chose George Mason over Penn State and Rider.
CAREER HIGHS
PTS: 14, vs. UNC Wilmington (1/8/05)
REB: 9, at Delaware (1/12/05)
FG: 5, four times, last vs. UNC Wilmington (1/8/05)
3-PT FG: 1, 15 times, last vs. Hofstra (3/5/06)
FT: 5, twice, last at William & Mary (2/12/05)
ASSISTS: 9, at Towson (2/4/04)
STEALS: 5, twice, last vs. Michigan St. (12/5/04)
BLOCKS: 3, vs. Drexel (1/19/05)
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icthus222
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I am still hoping for him to play outside of the PHILIPPINES, his talent will be wasted and will not develop if he plays here...
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watiwawa2
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if a Gabe Norwood can't make it to the NBA how much more of a Japeth Aguilar, whose team has 50-50 chance to make it to the NCAA tournament...
Japeth's chance to make it to the NBA if scouts are impressed w/ his defense..
oh, Gabe is the main defender of George Mason isn't it? He is the leader of blocks and steals.. so what are the chances to make it to the NBA?
Japeth's chance to make it to the NBA if scouts are impressed w/ his defense..
oh, Gabe is the main defender of George Mason isn't it? He is the leader of blocks and steals.. so what are the chances to make it to the NBA?
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ankle breaker2
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Below are the top 50 scorers in NCAA's 2006-07 season where Gabe played his last year at GMU. Emboldened names are the ones being drafted or was able to play in the NBA this season as a rookie. Some of them remained in college but the seniors and those who declared and did not withdraw, played elsewhere. Do you think Norwood has a chance?watiwawa said:
Player College GP PPG RPG APG
1. Reggie Williams Virginia Military 33 28.1 8.0 4.4
2. Trey Johnson Jackson State 35 27.1 4.5 2.6
3. Morris Almond Rice 32 26.4 6.6 1.2
4. Kevin Durant Texas 35 25.8 11.1 1.3
5. Gary Neal Towson 32 25.3 4.2 3.5
6. Bo McCalebb New Orleans 31 25.0 6.8 3.3
7. Rodney Stuckey Eastern Washington 29 24.6 4.7 5.5
8. Gerald Brown Loyola (MD) 29 22.2 5.0 2.7
9. Stephen Curry Davidson 34 21.5 4.6 2.8
10. Jaycee Carroll Utah State 35 21.3 6.3 1.8
11. Adrian Banks Arkansas State 33 21.1 4.4 1.9
12. Alex Harris UC Santa Barbara 29 21.1 4.8 2.1
13. Arizona 'AZ' Reid High Point 32 21.0 9.5 1.9
14. Kyle Hines North Carolina-Greensboro 29 20.9 9.0 0.9
15. Chris Lofton Tennessee 31 20.8 3.1 1.7
16. Charron Fisher Niagara 27 20.6 8.0 1.1
17. Adam Haluska Iowa 31 20.5 4.6 2.6
18. Caleb Green Oral Roberts 34 20.5 9.3 2.6
19. Larry Blair Liberty 31 20.4 4.2 3.3
20. Nick Fazekas Nevada 32 20.4 11.1 1.8
21. Loren Stokes Hofstra 32 20.3 5.6 3.1
22. Bobby Brown Cal State Fullerton 27 20.2 2.7 5.1
23. Antoine Agudio Hofstra 32 20.2 4.0 2.4
24. Jason Thompson Rider 31 20.1 10.1 2.1
25. Dionte Christmas Temple 30 20.0 4.2 2.1
26. Jarrius Jackson Texas Tech 34 19.9 3.3 1.8
27. Alando Tucker Wisconsin 36 19.9 5.4 2.0
28. Brandon Ewing Wyoming 31 19.9 3.2 3.1
29. Al Thornton Florida State 35 19.7 7.2 0.7
30. Dashaun Wood Wright State 33 19.6 5.1 4.0
31. Martin Samarco Bowling Green 31 19.5 3.6 2.3
32. Mark Tyndale Temple 24 19.4 6.7 2.8
33. James Florence Mercer 28 19.3 4.1 3.3
34. Brandon Heath San Diego State 33 19.3 3.8 3.6
35. Rob McKiver Houston 33 19.2 3.2 3.4
36. Stefan Blaszczynski Nicholls State 24 19.2 7.0 3.2
37. Chavis Holmes Virginia Military 32 19.2 3.3 2.1
38. Jared Dudley Boston College 30 19.0 8.3 3.0
39. Mario Boggan Oklahoma State 34 19.0 7.6 1.4
40. Sean Singletary Virginia 32 19.0 4.6 4.7
41. Carl Landry Purdue 34 18.9 7.3 1.2
42. Tre Kelley South Carolina 29 18.9 2.6 5.1
43. Demetris Nichols Syracuse 35 18.9 5.4 1.5
44. Jamar Wilson Albany 33 18.8 6.2 4.8
45. Giordan Watson Central Michigan 31 18.8 3.1 4.2
46. Andre Harris Fairleigh Dickinson 30 18.8 7.5 1.4
47. Aaron Nixon Long Beach State 32 18.8 4.9 3.1
48. Chris Oliver Radford 30 18.8 8.3 2.1
49. Quin Humphrey Youngstown State 31 18.8 7.1 3.0
50. Stefon Jackson Texas-El Paso 31 18.6 6.4 1.5
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