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NCAAB/Players/David Bookman

DAVID BOOKMAN

Forward · #15 · Hartford · 2006-072009-10
72
CAREER POINTS · REGULAR SEASON
44 games over 4 seasons
1.6
POINTS PER GAME · CAREER REGULAR SEASON
44 games
39.7%
FIELD GOAL % · CAREER REGULAR SEASON
25 of 63
POSTSEASON POINTS · CAREER
No postseason games on record

01/Season by season

Regular season
4 seasons
SeasonClubGMINPTSPPGREBASTSTLBLKTOFGFG%3P3P%FT%
2009-10Hartford84391.11610332-1118.2%0-062.5%
2008-09Hartford18124442.4205131318-3650.0%0-20.0%57.1%
2007-08Hartford936111.2320233-933.3%0-10.0%50.0%
2006-07Hartford92580.9510112-728.6%0-0100.0%
REGULAR SEASON TOTAL4 seasons44228721.6449192025-6339.7%0-30.0%61.1%

02/2007-08 game log

9 games
Regular season
DateOpponentResultGSMINPTSREBASTSTLBLKTOFG3PFT
NOV 17@ LouisvilleL 6910420010110-10-00-0
NOV 21@ BYUL 7397123210001-30-11-2
DEC 1@ Long Island UniversityL 628632000000-20-02-2
DEC 8@ North TexasL 9710530000000-00-00-0
DEC 12vs MonmouthW 675320000010-00-00-1
DEC 22vs BrownL 617920000000-00-00-0
DEC 30@ VirginiaL 707820000010-00-00-0
FEB 17vs New HampshireW 826321000000-00-01-2
FEB 29@ Boston UniversityL 669785100102-30-01-3
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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