Quincy Brewer 10721 (2001-2001: Dorados)
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| 10721 | 4045 | Halc.Rojos | 0 | 0 |
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| 10721 | 1473 | Yulon Luxgen | 0 | 0 |
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| 10721 | 1634 | Oldenburg | 0 | 0 |
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| 10721 | 543 | ASU | 1993 | 1997 |
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| 10721 | 841 | Ural Great | 2000 | 2001 |
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Born: May 16, 1974 in Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Outlook:
A fierce competitor who is scared of no one. Quincy Brewer is a legit 6'4' guard with a combination of skill and athleticisim. After wacthing Brewer in a NBA pre draft camp former Toronto Raptors head coach said Quincy has a NBA body he is very big and strong.' His floor vision and penetration make him a solid point while his speed and scoring ability compliment him on the wings. In college he was a three year starter and played several positions ranging from guard to forward. His versatility is one of the strongest points in his game. At Arizona State, "Q", ranked as one of the leaders in almost every statistical category. He was also named a Nike high school All-America, ranking only 2nd as "Best Prospect on West Coast" behind Jason Kidd. Quincy is a leader on the floor, both verbally and physically. He is a hard worker that is dedicated to the weightroom and the gym in the off season. After an eye opening performane in the NIKE Desert Classic, Seattle Supersonics Head Coach, Paul Westphal, stated that "Quincy has a blue collar work ethic and he changes the complextion of the game with how hard he plays."
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Career:
Riverside, CA (Riverside HS)
1992-1993: a medical redshirt with a fractured right kneecap
1993-1994: Arizona State University (NCAA): 8 games: 4.6ppg, 2.9rpg: missed the first 20 games of the 1993-94 season after suffering the same injury
1994-1995: Arizona State University (NCAA): 6.7ppg, 5.3rpg
1995-1996: Arizona State University (NCAA): 8.9ppg, 5.7rpg
1996-1997: Arizona State University (NCAA): 13.5ppg, 5.8rpg: Was hampered by injuries during career, missing all but eight games of his freshman season with a recurring fractured right kneecap and 16 games of senior season with a torn ligament in left thumb
1997: Nike Desert Classic: 4ppg, 3rpg, 2apg
1998: San Luis (Mexico): PPG-1(30.5), 7.5apg
1998-1999: tested by Torpan Pojat Helsinki (Finland): 26.2ppg
1999: San Luis (Mexico): PPG-2(21.6), 6.3rpg, 6.5apg
1999-2000: in Dec.'99 signed by SBS Stars (South Korea): 23ppg, 9.4rpg, 3.8apg
2000: Y2K Pro Exposure Camp
2000: Garzas de Plata (Mexico-LNBP)
2000-2001: Yulon Dinos (Taiwan): released in Oct.'00, just before the season, in Dec.'00 signed with Ural Great Perm (Russia), in Feb.'01 signed "reserve" contract with Oldenburger TB (Germany), but joined the team at the beginning of April '01: 2 games: 6.5ppg, 4rpg, 1.5apg
2001: At the end of Aug.'01 was signed by Chihuahua Dorados (Mexico-LNBP): 17ppg, 6rpg, APG-2(6.5)
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Awards/Achievements:
Mexican League Champion -1998
Mexican LNBP All-Star Game -2001
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