Guilford College

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Career

• joins Ben Strong '08 as the Quakers' only three-time First Team All-Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC) men's basketball players
• appeared in 111 career games with 77 starts
• ranks second in school history in three-point field goals made (253) and attempted (674)
• stands third in mintues played (3132) and career steals (146)
• ranks among the career leaders in 22 different categories, including free-throw percentage (5^th,,  .821), assists (6^th,  312), three-point percentage (8^th, .375), points (15^th, 1497) and defensive rebounds (10^th,  335)
• captured the 2010 ODAC Tournament title
• reached the 2010 Division III Semifinals with a 30-3 record
• complied an 82-30 record in his four years

2012-13

• started in all but one of the Quakers' 27 games this season (flu)
• led the team and was second in the ODAC in scoring with 17.3 points per game
• ranked first in the league in assists per game (5.0) and averaged 4.4 rebounds per game, both career highs
• had career highs in three pointers made (80) and three-point percentage (.388)
• stood second in the ODAC in three-pointers per game (3.1) and free-throw percentage (.835)
• scored a season-high 32 points at Emory & Henry College Jan. 9
• earned the ODAC's Player of the Week Jan. 14
• had 10 20-point games and scored in double figures 22 times
• won Guilford's Free-Throw Award

2011-12

• First Team All-Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC) selection for the second straight season
• started all 26 games and led the team in scoring
• averaged 13.5 points, which ranked 10th in the ODAC
• averaged 4.1 rebounds and 2.62 assists per game
• made 53 threes with a .342 three-point percentage, which ranked third on the team
• his 2.0 three-pointers per game stood sixth in the ODAC
• had a .777 free-throw percentage, the league's fifth-best figure
• led Guilford’s scorers 11 times and had four 20-point games
• scored in double figures 19 times
• scored a season-high 29 points against Averett 
• earned the ODAC’s Player of the Week Jan. 16
• became the 31^st Quaker to score 1,000 career points

2010-11

• First Team All-ODAC
• named to the 2011 North Carolina Sports Information Association's College Division All-State team
• Guilford's top scorer
• ranked third in the ODAC with 18.1 points per game
• averaged 3.8 rebounds and 2.3 assists per game
• ranked third on the team with a .369 three-point percentage
• averaged 2.9 three-pointers per game, which led the ODAC and stood 28^th nationally
• ranked third in the ODAC and first on the team with an .835 free-throw percentage
• recorded 10 20-point games
• scored in double figures 21 times
• scored a team-season and career-high 34 points against Manchester College Dec. 29
• ODAC’s Player of the Week Jan. 10

2009-10

• appeared in all 33 games as one of the first guards off the bench
• ranked fourth on the team in scoring
• drained 45 three-pointers with a .409 three-point percentage, which ranked third and second on the team, respectively
• his .857 free-throw percentage placed second on the team and third in the ODAC
• scored in double figures nine times, including games against Hampden-Sydney College (Feb. 3) and Lynchburg College (Feb. 13) where he scored a season-high 14 points
• was instrumental in the Quakers' NCAA Tournament run, contributing 13-point outings in the second-round victory over John Carroll University and the semifinal loss to Williams College
• his performance against John Carroll was one of his best of the year, as he went four-for-five from three-point land with two assists and a rebound

Personal

• received Guilford's 2012 Nereus C. English Athletic Leadership Award, the school's highest athletics honor
• member of Guilford's Spring 2010 Student-Athlete Honor Roll
• four-time letter winner at Trinity H.S. under coach Tim Kelly
• participated in the North Carolina Coaches Association East-West All-Star Game
• named Mid-Piedmont Conference Player of the Year (2008, 2009)
• Greensboro News and Record Player of the Year (2009)
• state championship MVP
• Western Regional MVP
• averaged 25 points per game as a senior
• scored 2,187 points in his career
• also competed in cross country, tennis, and baseball
• son of Tony and Darlene Pittman
• business minor