Schea Cotton 32542 (2010-2010: Guaros)

Before
3254223527St.John Bosco00
3254222457Mater Dei (CA)00
32542715Z*Pennsylvania00
3254212347Bucaneros00
3254222661St.Thomas More pstgr19941998
32542224Alabama19982000
325425590Cedar Rapids20042004
32542394Harlem G.20042005
325427180Nebraska20052005
325427245Lobos Grises20082009
After
3254223527St.John Bosco
3254222457Mater Dei (CA)
32542715Z*Pennsylvania
3254212347Vargas
3254222661St.Thomas More pstgr
32542224Alabama
325425590Cedar Rapids
32542394Harlem G.
325427180Nebraska
325427245Lobos Grises
Full name: Vernon Scheavalie Cotton
Nickname: Shea
Born: May 20, 1978 (Inglewood, CA)
One of most heralded prep stars in the history of the state of California, once appearing in a Sports Illustrated feature at the age of 16. Is the brother of James Cotton, who played in the NBA for the Seattle SuperSonics from 1997 to 1999 and then in the CBA.
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Outlook:
A slasher who needs yet to prove he can score at NBA level; has all the athletic skills needed, however. Is developing even a good shot from medium range, which will enable him to find a job in Europe if he will fail in NBA.
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Career:
St. John Bosco (Bellflower, CA)
Mater Dei (Santa Ana, CA)
1997-1998: Oakdale, CT / St. Thomas More School
1998-1999: Long Beach City College: 26 games: 25.8ppg, 5.8rpg, 2.8apg, FGP: 54.5%, 3PT: 45.6%, FT: 79.8%
1999-2000: The University of Alabama (NCAA, starting five): 27 games: 15.5ppg, 4.5rpg, 1.6apg, FGP: 42.9%, 3PT: 25.5%, FT: 71.7%
2000: drafted by Anaheim Roadrunners (ABA,1rd(4))
2000: drafted by Sioux Falls Skyforce (CBA,9rd(88))
2000: drafted by Trenton Shooting Stars (IBL,5rd(36)) in the College Draft
2000-2001: Sioux Falls Skyforce (CBA): released in Dec.'00, in Jan.'01 signed by Partizan Beograd (YUG): 8 games: 2.3ppg; Suproleague: 5 games: 7.4ppg, 2.8rpg, finally in April '01 agreed for contract termination and came back to the States
2001: Blue Summer League in Treviso (Italy)
2001-2002: In Nov.'01 the member of EA Exhibition Team, which played against NCAA teams, in Feb.'02 agreed terms with Brest (France-ProB): 14 games: 27.5ppg, 6.9rpg, 2.1apg, 1.1spg, FGP: 56.2%, 3PT: 36.2%, FT: 80.0%
2002: Summer League KAE Iraklio (Cyprus, Greece)
2002-2003: Huntsville Flight (NBDL), in Dec.'02 signed at ALM Evreux Basket (France-ProB): 2 games: 17.0ppg, 5.0rpg, 3.5apg, FGP: 57.9%, 3PT: 28.6%, FT: 71.4%
2003: Leneros de Los Mina (Dominican Republic-League National), in May signed at Texas Rim Rockers (USBL), but released later that month: 3 games: 1.3ppg, 1reb
2003 July: Southern California Summer Pro League (LA Clippers)
2003-2004: Long Beach Jam (ABA, starting five)
2004: Cocodrilos de Caracas (Venezuela-LPB): 13 games: 17.9ppg, 2.1rpg, 1.7apg, FGP: 51.0%, 3PT: 29.0%, FT: 81.1%: left in April, next month signed at Cedar Rapids River Raiders (USBL, starting five), but released shortly: 2 games: 16ppg, 1.5rpg, 1.0apg
2004-2005: Harlem Globetrotters: released in February
2005: Nebraska Cranes (USBL): released in April, next month signed at Pennsylvania ValleyDawgs (USBL), left in June: 4 games: 5.3ppg, 1.8rpg
2006 July: Las Vegas Summer League (Washington Wizards)
2007 October: Tulsa 66ers (D-League) training camp
2007: Drafted by Tulsa 66ers (D-League,9rd(123))
2008: In March signed at Deportivo Tachira (Venezuela-LPB, starting five), released next month: 12 games: 16.7ppg, 5.1rpg, 1.2apg, 1.8spg, 2FGP: 58.7%, 3FGP: 40.0%, FT: 72.0%
2008-2009: Lobos Grises de la UAD Durango (Mexico-LNBP, starting five), left team in Jan.'09: 8 games: 8.8ppg, 3.5rpg, 2.5apg, 2.6spg, 2FGP: 35.8%, 3PT: 22.2%, FT: 62.5%
2010: In February signed at Guaros de Lara (Venezuela-LPB), but shortly left: 4 games: 13.2ppg, 3.0rpg, 1.0apg, 1.0spg, 0.2bpg, 2PT: 60.0%, 3PT: 0%, FT: 89.0%
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Awards/Achievements:
JUCO All-Americans -1999
Yugoslavian Cup Finalist -2001
ABA Champion -2004
Second Team All-Southeastern Conference by Associated Press -00