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NCAAB/Players/Chris Brown

CHRIS BROWN

Guard · #1 · Arkansas State · 2006-072006-07
62
CAREER POINTS · REGULAR SEASON
11 games over 1 season
5.6
POINTS PER GAME · CAREER REGULAR SEASON
11 games
47.3%
FIELD GOAL % · CAREER REGULAR SEASON
26 of 55
POSTSEASON POINTS · CAREER
No postseason games on record
Season type
Regular seasonPostseason
Season

01/Season by season

Regular season
1 season
SeasonClubGMINPTSPPGREBASTSTLBLKTOFGFG%3P3P%FT%
2006-07Arkansas State11250625.61719801426-5547.3%0-20.0%58.8%
REGULAR SEASON TOTAL1 season11250625.61719801426-5547.3%0-20.0%58.8%

02/2006-07 game log

11 games
Regular season
DateOpponentResultGSMINPTSREBASTSTLBLKTOFG3PFT
NOV 11@ ClemsonL 4483222111011-40-00-0
NOV 12vs MonmouthL 6769384422032-90-00-0
NOV 17vs Bowling GreenW 64542111402025-60-01-1
NOV 18vs LyonW 8751266460013-40-00-0
NOV 21@ UT MartinW 6863232210010-30-02-2
NOV 26vs Austin PeayW 7770213020001-30-01-2
NOV 28@ South Dakota StateL 78843212020035-70-02-4
NOV 30@ MemphisL 6086166101033-60-00-0
DEC 3@ Eastern IllinoisL 7073287021002-40-13-5
DEC 5@ Bowling GreenL 7281189121004-80-11-3
DEC 15vs DenverW 816650010000-10-00-0
Regular season and postseason are separate tables here and are never added together. Both totals state their window on the same line as the number.

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