Robert O'Kelley 20621 (2005-2005: Minas)
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| 20621 | 7583 | Assis Basket | 0 | 0 |
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| 20621 | 24037 | White Station | 1993 | 1997 |
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| 20621 | 203 | Wake Forest | 1997 | 2001 |
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| 20621 | 5086 | Z*Wilmington WR | 2003 | 2003 |
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| 20621 | 840 | Memphis G. | 2003 | 2004 |
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| 20621 | 635 | Szolnok | 2003 | 2004 |
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Born: Dec.13, 1978 in Memphis, Tenn.
Full name: Robert Carlton O Kelley Jr
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Outlook:
A versatile performer who is a threat to score on any possession ... a terrific outside shooter. Also has the ability to penetrate the lane and score or draw the foul. A clutch player who wants the ball in his hands at crucial moments.
A SG in a PG body; very good shooter from the distance, with a so-so 1-on-1 driving game, he can play the 2 position internationally, but should improve his passing and court vision, to play at NBA level;
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Career:
1993-1994: Memphis, TN / White Station High School
1994-1995: Memphis, TN / White Station High School
1995-1996: Memphis, TN / White Station High School
1996-1997: Memphis, TN / White Station High School
1997-1998: Wake Forest University (NCAA, starting five): 16.6ppg, 2.1rpg
1998-1999: Wake Forest University (NCAA, starting five): 17.6ppg, 2.3rpg
1999-2000: Wake Forest University (NCAA, starting five): 13ppg, 2rpg
2000-2001: Wake Forest University (NCAA, starting five): 12.3ppg, 1.6rpg, 1.9apg: Closed out his four-year career as the second-leading three-point shooter in Wake Forest history with 288 career treys, trailing only former NBA player Randolph Childress (329).
Posted double figures in scoring 101 times in his career and ranks as the Demon Deacons' eighth all-time leading scorer with 1,885 points
2001: NBA Draft candidate, but was not drafted
2001: Portsmouth Invitational Tournament: 3 games: 12ppg
2001: Court Side Pre-Draft Camp in Budapest (Hungary)
2001-2002: Los Barrios Cadiz (Spain-LEB1, starting five): 9 games: 10.4ppg, 1.7rpg, 1.0apg: released in Nov.'01, and the same month signed at Ubizen Echo Hasselt (Belgium) to replace the injured Demond Stewart, but then was replaced back by Stewart
2002-2003: Hamar (Iceland): released in Dec.'02: 11 games: 31.4ppg, 3.7rpg, 2.9apg
2003: Wilmington Wave Rockers (CBL, starting five): 27pts 4 assists
2003 November: EA Sports (exhibition team) played against Ncaa teams
2003-2004: Memphis Grizzlies (NBA) preseason, then played for some time at MOL Szolnoki Olajbanyasz (Hungary-A Division, starting five): 11 games: 20.3ppg, 1.8rpg, 2.1apg, 1.2spg
2004-2005: Conti/Amea/Assis (Brazil-Paulista League, starting five): 20.5ppg
2005: Universo/Minas Horizonte (Brazil-BNL): DNP
2005 July: Southern California Summer Pro League (Memphis Grizzlies)
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Awards/Achievements:
NCAA 5th Team -2000
All-Atlantic Coast Conference -2000
CBL First Team -2003
1999 second team All-Atlantic Coast Conference
Finalist for the 1999 USA Basketball Men's World University Games Team
NIT All-Star team on the tour to Europe -00