Dion Brown 39110 (2001-2001: Illiabum)
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| 39110 | 1221 | Mobis Phoebus | 0 | 0 |
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| 39110 | 3443 | Wonju DB | 0 | 0 |
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| 39110 | 34954 | Crenshaw | 1982 | 1986 |
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| 39110 | 499 | Chaminade | 1986 | 1987 |
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| 39110 | 547 | Washington | 1988 | 1991 |
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| 39110 | 10242 | Honka | 1992 | 1993 |
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| 39110 | 65161 | Z*Jacksonville S. | 1993 | 1993 |
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| 39110 | 1148 | Lugano | 1993 | 1994 |
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| 39110 | 1600 | Corinthians | 1994 | 1995 |
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| 39110 | 1606 | Ginastico | 1996 | 1996 |
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| 39110 | 4293 | Bima Perkasa | 1997 | 1997 |
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Born: May 4, 1970 in Los Angeles, CA
Full name: Andre Dion Brown
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Career:
1982-1983: Los Angeles, CA / Crenshaw High School
1983-1984: Los Angeles, CA / Crenshaw High School
1984-1985: Los Angeles, CA / Crenshaw High School
1985-1986: Los Angeles, CA / Crenshaw High School
summer-1986: signed with Alabama (NCAA), but did not met grades to play
1986-1987: Chaminade University (NAIA)
1987-1988: The University of Washington (NCAA) did not play (transfer year)
1988-1989: The University of Washington (NCAA, starting five): 14ppg and 8rpg
1990-1991: The University of Washington (NCAA, starting five): 16.5ppg
1991-1992: The University of Washington (NCAA): DNP completing his degree
1992: Seattle Supersonics rookie free agent camp
1992: Kareem Abdul Jabar All-Star Tour, Saudi Arabia: 28ppg
1992-1993: Tapiolan Honka (Finland-Korisliiga, starting five): 22ppg, 9rpg: Career highs of 44 points, 22 rebounds, in Jan.'1993 replaced Reggy Owens at BC Lugano (Switzerland-LNA, starting five)
1993: Jacksonville Stingrays (WBL, starting five): 24ppg, 5rpg
1993-1994: Lugano Tigers (Switzerland-SBL, starting five): 21ppg, 8rpg: Season high of 47 points
1994-1995: Pitt Corinthians (Brazil): 19ppg, 7rpg
1995: Magic Johnson ALL-STAR Tour
1995-1996: Geitel Telimig (Brazil): 21ppg, 7rpg
1996: Magic Johnson ALL-STAR Tour
1996: Ginastico B.Horizont (Brazil, starting five)
1997: Bima Sankti Nikko Steel (Indonesia): 23ppg, 10rpg
1999: Pusan KIA Enterprise (South Korea): 19ppg, 9rpg
1999: drafted by Kia (KBL,2rd(11)) in the KBL Draft
2000: drafted by Sambo Xers (KBL,2rd(13)) in the KBL Draft
2000-2001: Sambo Xers (South Korea): only tested, in Nov.'00 was replaced by John Wassenbergh, in March '01 signed by Illiabum (Portugal): A short 3 game contract in trying to reach the play-offs: 8.3ppg, 3rpg, 4apg
2002: Northwest All-Star Touring team (playing exhibition games against NCAA teams)
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Awards/Achievements:
NCAA All-Americans Honorable Mention-Sporting News -1992
Washington Athlete of the Year -1992
National College Dunk Contest participant -1992
Voted Pac-2010 Most Improved Player -1992
All District-2013-West Coast Coaches Association -92