Jabahri Brown 17240 (2020-2020: ISV NT)
| Before |
| 17240 | 4107 | Young Legs | 0 | 0 |
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| 17240 | 523 | Oklahoma | 2000 | 2004 |
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| 17240 | 268 | Oklahoma | 2004 | 2004 |
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| 17240 | 7389 | Da Real Thing | 2005 | 2007 |
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| 17240 | 7392 | One Unity | 2009 | 2009 |
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Born: Sep.16, 1979 in St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands
Parents are Allan Brown and Yvonne Potter.
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Outlook:
A mobile big man who can play all three positions up front and a legitimate shot blocker. Brown is a super kid and a very nice player. He has the size and skills of big man, but he also has the skills of a small forward. He is a very unselfish player that has the ability to help his team in many ways. Jabahri is a high-level athlete. He's a 6-10 shot-blocker and that's something we haven't had. He can really run and is a smart kid - he's extremely intelligent with a high basketball IQ. He can score, he can rebound and he's played a year at a Division I school. Jabahri needs to get bigger and stronger, but he's proven he can play at this level.
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Career:
1996-1997: Charlotte Amalie High School, St. Thomas
1997-1999: Champagnut High School in Florida.
A-3A First team All State of Florida
1999-2000: Florida International (NCAA): 9.6ppg, 6.3rpg
2000: Young Legs (starting five): RPG-4(9.7), BPG-2(4.2)
2000-2001: Rose St. (NCAA2): Practiced with Sooners but did not participate in game competition
2001-2002: The University of Oklahoma (NCAA): 4.8ppg, 6.2rpg, 1apg
2002-2003: The University of Oklahoma (NCAA, starting five): 33 games: 6.2ppg, 5.3rpg, 1.5apg
2003-2004: The University of Oklahoma (NCAA, starting five): 26 games: 6.8ppg, 4.9rpg, 1.5apg
2004: Portsmouth Invitational Tournament (Pre-NBA Draft)
2004: Drafted by Oklahoma Storm (USBL,1rd(8))
2004: In April signed at Oklahoma Storm (USBL): 3 games: 0.7ppg, 1.0rpg
2004: Drafted by Rockford Lightning (CBA,1rd(5))
2005: Da Real Thing (ABA, starting five)
2006: Da Real Thing (ABA, starting five): 9 games: 14.9ppg, 14.3rpg, 3.2aog
2007: Da Real Thing (ABA, starting five): 15.6ppg, 12.9rpg, 2.8apg
2009: One Unity (ABA, starting five)
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Awards/Achievements:
U.S. Virgin Islands U22 National Team -1997, 98
U.S. Virgin Islands National Team -1999-01, 20
Central American Championship (Centrobasket) -1999, 2001(Final Four)
U.S. Virgin Islands VIPBA Champion -2000(Final Series MVP)
U.S. Virgin Islands University National Team -2001
World University Games in Benjin (China) -2001
NCAA Final Four -2002
Big 12 Conf. Tournament Winner -2002, 03
NCAA Elite Eight -2003
US Virgin Islands ABA All-Star Team -2005
U.S. Virgin Islands ABA Champion -2009
HS 1998 state tournament MVP