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Player Profile: Curtis Terry |
Statistics: Curtis Terry |
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Shooting Hand: Right Hand Height: 196cm Weight: 94kg Birthdate: August 27, 1985 Passport: USA College: UNLV - NCAA 1
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VIDEO: Watch Curtis in action and get familiar with his game. Check out this highlights from his senior year at UNLV. Click HERE Game1: 2011-12: Watch Terry here as he destroys BJ league team Toyama with a brilliant game of 36pts on 7-15 3pt shots! Added to 5 steals and 2 assists Terry is named MVP at the end of the game. CLICK HERE Game2:2008: Want to see more? Then here is a full game UNLV vs Utah where Curtis works his on court magic at PG leading UNLV to the win with 22pts and 10 assists! CLICK HERE Game3 - 2010-11: Watch Terry as he plays in his first game right off the plane in Turkey. He laces up his shoes to record a red hot 5-113pt and 22pts as he propels him team to the victory! CLICK HERE |
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| ITU - Turkey 2011, Texas Legends NBDL 2010, 2009-10 Petro Atletic - Angola, 2008-09 LA Defenders - NBDL, 2004-08 UNLV - NCAA | ||||
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2011-12: Signed with Akita in the BJ League in Japan. Immediately came in and started carving out a place for himself with his stellar play. Playing both the guard positions but after the coach saw what a deadly 3pt shooter he is than he moved him totally to the SG position. He responded immediately and on 01/07/12 vs Toyama he recorded an astounding 36pts by going a hot 7-16 from beyond the 3pt line. Added to that 5 steals and a pair of assists and you have the MVP of the game without doubt.
2010-11: Signed with the Texas Legends and played only one game before NBA assignments pushed too many players to the roster. Left the team and joined with ITU in the second half of the season. Started off red hot in the Turkish divsion but problems with management upstairs caused the Turkish players to go on strike and eventually the team stopped paying altogether. Terry for his part was great going for a season high 33pts, 6assts and 13rebs vs Beykoz on 1/15/11. Shot a very solid 35% from 3pt land and without all the financial problems who knows how the team would have faired?
2009-10: Signed with Petro Atletic de Luanda of Angola in Africa for the season. Had an outstanding season averaging 20ppg, 5+rpg and 5+apg making him the perfect all around player. Was selected as a tournament all star and best overall combo guard in pre-season tournaments in the African challenge cup series. Lead his team to a playoff birth before loosing to the eventual champions.
Drafted into the NBDL by the LA Defenders with the 4th pick in the 4th round (52nd pick overall). Suited up for the team for 16 games but sustained a season ending ankle injury. Averaged 13mpg over this 16 game stretch and finished with averages of 3.1ppg and 1.5apg..
2007-08: A fantastic senior season. Led the team in scoring on 10 occasions. Posted a season high 26pts vs Montana State 11/09/07. Grabbed a season high 8 rebs vs Northern Arizona 12/05/07. Led the team in 3pt FG made with 68 trey's on the season while ranking second in 3pt FG attempted with 183 for a season percentage of .372 which also topped the team. Led the team in assists with 4.9apg which was also ranked number 1 in the Mountain West Conference! An iron man for the team, he logged a team high 32mpg. Brought the team into the MWC tournament as runners up. For his efforts in his senior year he was named All Mountain West Conference 3rd team. Finished as the all time career leader in games played in a UNLV jersey.
2006-07: Appeared in all 37 of UNLV's games ... averaged 4.5 ppg, 1.9 rpg, 1.7 apg and 0.9 spg in 19.1 minutes played per contest ... shot 35.7 percent from the field, 33.3 percent from 3-point range and 68.4 percent from the free throw line ... was fourth on the team in assists, fourth in steals, fifth in 3-point field goal percentage and sixth in minutes played ... scored in double figures twice - 10 points vs. Eastern Washington on Nov. 14 and 12 points (4-of-5 from 3-point range) at Texas Tech on Dec. 28 ... tied his career-high in assists with seven at TCU on Jan. 20 ... had six points off the bench, all in the second half, including two clutch baskets down the stretch, against Wisconsin in the second round of the NCAA Tournament ... made at least one 3-pointer in 20 games.
2004-05: Appeared in all 31 of UNLV's games as a true freshman ... played an average of 12.2 minutes per game with averages of 3.7 ppg and 1.7 rpg ... shot 35.7 percent from the field, 32.8 percent from 3-point range and 80.6 percent from the free throw line ... third on UNLV's squad in free throw percentage ... scored a career-high 17 points at SDSU, which included a game-tying 3-pointer as the buzzer sounded to force overtime and cap off an incredible comeback that saw UNLV down by 10 points with under 30 seconds to play ... Terry made three of UNLV's five three-pointers with under a minute to play in regulation ... scored in double figures four times, including three straight during one stretch ... led the team in rebounding twice ... made at least one 3-pointer in 14 games ... one of five Runnin' Rebels to be named Academic All-MWC ... was a walk-on at the beginning of the season, then earned a scholarship
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A
guard with great size. Swings easily between the shooting
guard and the point guard spot. Really has unlimited range on
his jump shot after extensive training with his older brother Jason
Terry of the Dallas Mavericks. Very quick with the ball and
his size makes him an excellent post up option against smaller
guards. Will destroy teams who give him space and a great slasher
to the basket. Fantastic court vision plus a high basketball
IQ makes him very able to organize a team and get the ball to the
right people in the right place. Not afraid to take the shot
with everything on the line and routinely pulls up from well past
the 3pt arc to bury deep jumpers. A great combo guard
selection for any team and is capable to play at the highest levels.
2008-09: