Albert Mouring

At Connecticut: Has appeared in 82 games in three seasons, starting the past 35... Averaging 8.9 points (732 points) and 2.5 rebounds in three seasons... His career three-point shooting average of 43.3% (119-of-275) is No. 2 all-time at UConn behind Ray Allen (44.8%)... Emerged as one of UConns top offensive threats at shooting guard in 1999-2000... Honored as UConns Most Improved Player after both the 1998-99 and 1999-2000 seasons.

As a Junior in 1999-2000: Started all 35 games at shooting guard... Finished No. 2 on the team in scoring at 13.9 per game... Averaged 14.8 points per game in league games... Led the team in three-point shooting at 47.8% (86-of-180), the highest single season percentage in school history... Was No. 6 in the nation in three-point field goal percentage... Hit at a 50.6% clip on threes in league games, tops in the BIG EAST on the season... Led the team in scoring 14 times, reached double figures 26 times and registered seven 20-point games on the season... No. 2 on the team in assists (79, 2.3/game) and in free throw percentage at 84.3%... Shot 85.3% from the line in league games... Hit on three or more three-pointers in a game 15 times in 1999-2000, including one game with six, four games with five triples and four games with four... Averaged 33.0 minutes per game, 35.6 in league games... Was named CBS Sports Player of the Game with 17 points in 39 minutes in season ending NCAA loss to Tennessee... Named to the All-Tournament Team at the 2000 BIG EAST Tournament after scoring 61 points in four games, including 22 in the championship game against St. Johns... Hit on a career-high six three-pointers in the championship game vs. St. Johns... Had a career-best 23 points, including five-of-five shooting from three-point range, in win over Boston College... Hit for 22 points on four occasions... Hit five-of-eight three pointers and totaled 22 points in win over Duke on November 12... Hit on 14-of-17 threes in a three-game stretch vs. Pittsburgh (four-of-five), Texas (five-of-six) and St. Johns (five-of-six)... Hit on nine straight threes during that same stretch, vs. Pittsburgh and Texas... Also totaled a career-high five assists in the win over Pittsburgh... Hit on 11-of-11 free throws in the win over Georgetown and had a streak of 27 consecutive free throws during the season... Scored 22 points vs. Villanova on eight-of-nine shooting, four-of-four from three-point range, and added four assists.

As a Sophomore in 1998-99: Played in 32 games as the first man off the UConn bench... Suffered a sprained right knee in the regular season finale at Syracuse on February and missed all three games in the BIG EAST Tournament and NCAA opener vs. Texas-San Antonio before returning to see two minutes of action vs. New Mexico... Scored 11 points on four-of-six shooting, hitting three-of-four three-pointers, in NCAA Sweet Sixteen win over Iowa... Hit for six points on three-of-four shooting in the National Championship Game vs. Duke... No. 4 on the team in scoring at 7.1 points per game... Averaged 2.5 rebounds per game and had 35 assists, fifth on the team... Reached double figures 12 times (all as a non-starter), including a career-high 18 points in the win over Pittsburgh on January 16... Reached double figures in seven of eight games from November 27 through January 2, capped by a 12-point, 10-rebound double-double vs. Georgetown on January 2... Scored 15 points in win at No. 4 Stanford... Led the team in scoring with 13 points at Massachusetts on December 9... Shot 43.9% from the field and made 32 three-pointers, third on the team.

As a Freshman in 1997-98: Appeared off the bench in 15 games... In unique twist, played three minutes and scored two points on a tip-in in first college game despite never having practiced with UConn before suiting up for his first game...Became eligible December 20, 1997 vs. UNC-Wilmington and began his first semester classes at UConn on January 21, 1998...Originally announced for UConn in November of 1996 but did not enroll at Connecticut in the fall of 1997, electing to continue his attempt to satisfy NCAA freshman eligibility standards... Earned qualifying SAT score November 1, 1997... Totaled 16 points (1.1 avg.) in 15 contests...Scored in each of his first five college games.

High School: Considered one of the nations Top 50 recruits following his senior season at Colonel Richardson HS in Federalsburg, MD...Averaged 35.2 points per game as a scholastic senior...Excellent long-range shooter who totaled 2,513 points during his high school career...A resident of Preston, MD.

Personal Profile: Albert Mouring... Born January 29, 1979... Liberal Arts major.