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    D'Aundray Brown

    Class:
    Senior
    Hometown:
    Youngstown, OH
    High School:
    Ursuline
    Height / Weight:
    6-4 / 195
    Position:
    G

    03/14/2012

    Vikings Fall at Stanford, 76-65, in NIT

    Montgomery Scores 15 to Lead CSU

    03/12/2012

    Vikings Travel to Stanford for NIT First Round Game

    Will Be First-Ever Meeting Between Schools

    03/03/2012

    CSU Falls to Detroit, 63-58

    Brown Scores 17

    02/29/2012

    Vikings to Play Detroit in Horizon League Semifinals

    Tip Will Be at 6:00 p.m. EST

    02/27/2012

    Harmon, Brown and Grady Earn All-League Honors

    Trio Helped Vikings Earn No. 2 Seed in League Tournament

    03/19/2008

    Vikings Fall to Flyers in NIT

    Vikings Fall to Flyers in NIT

    After missing last season due to an injury suffered in preseason practice, D'Aundray Brown is eager to get back out on the court and showcase his skills. Capable of playing either forward position, he will most likely move away from the basket this year in order to better utilize his quickness and defensive skills. One of the top defenders in the Horizon League, Brown has the size and strength to defend bigger players, while also possessing the speed and agility to match-up with quicker guards on the perimeter. Brown is instant energy for the Vikings, coming up with loose balls on the floor, out-working the opposition for rebounds and sacrificing his body to get another possession for his team.

    2010-11 Season
    • Missed entire season after injuring his hand in preseason practice.

    2009-10 Season
    • 2010 Horizon League All-Defensive team selection.
    • Was the Vikings energy player on the court constantly coming up with the loose ball, making the the big defensive stop or grabbing offensive rebounds among taller players.
    • Started at wing forward, averaging 8.6 points and 5.6 rebounds a game in 32.6 minutes.
    • Led the league (and ranked 13th nationally) in steals (2.5), having at least one steal in all but two games. Was third in field goal percentage (.516), sixth in offensive rebounding (2.3), ninth in rebounding (5.6) and 10th in minutes played (32.6).
    • Shot .641 from the field over his last 11 games (43-67).
    • Tallied 14 points vs. Toledo (2/20/10), going six-for-seven from the field.
    • Tied his career high with 15 points at UIC (2/4/10), adding nine rebounds.
    • Set career highs for rebounds (12) and steals (6) vs. Youngstown State (1/13/10), adding 11 points for his second double-double in four games.
    • Scored 12 points with seven rebounds in win over Milwaukee (1/24/10), going over the 500-point mark for his career.
    • Had 10 points and 10 rebounds at Valparaiso (1/16/10), his first career double-double.
    • Tallied 13 points with seven rebounds in win over UIC, going six-for-six from the line.
    • Scored 13 points, on six-for-nine shooting, with seven rebounds vs. Loyola (1/7/10).
    • Had 11 rebounds and five steals at Kansas State (12/29/09).
    • Scored 11 points with a career-high matching six assists vs. Robert Morris (12/15/09).
    • Tallied 10 points with five rebounds and three steals vs. Kentucky (11/24/09).
    • Made a career-high three treys (in three attempts) vs. Sam Houston State (11/21/09).
    • Scored 14 points in win over Wilmington (11/16/09) and set a season high with five steals at St. Bonaventure (11/13/09).

    CSU Career
    • Starter at small forward as a sophomore (2008-09), averaging 7.4 points and 5.7 rebounds a game in 29.0 minutes.
    • Missed the final five games of the season, including both NCAA Tournament contests, after suffering a third degree sprain of the MCL in his right knee against Detroit on March 3 in the HL Championship opening round game.
    • Missed eight games with a stress fracture in his left rib cage, suffered at Wright State (12/30/08).
    • Did not qualify for league stats because he played in just 24 games, but he would have ranked second in the league in offensive rebounds (2.7), 6th in steals (1.7), 7th in assist-to-turnover ratio (1.45) and 8th in rebounding (5.7).
    • Had 8 points and a career-high 11 rebounds vs. Green Bay (2/14/09).
    • Scored 13 points with four steals vs. Milwaukee (2/12/09).
    • Returned from injury to grab 10 rebounds at UIC (2/5/09).
    • Matched his season high with 15 points with seven rebounds at Florida International (11/26/08).
    • Opened year by setting season high with 15 points and four steals in win over Oakland (11/15/08).
    • Saw time at off-guard and small forward as a freshman in 2007-08, averaging 4.9 points and 3.7 rebounds in 22.8 minutes.
    • Moved into the starting lineup for the final 11 games at small forward as a freshman, averaging 28.9 minutes.
    • Was third on the team with 45 assists.
    • Made 45 of his last 94 field goal attempts to raise his field goal percentage to .466 (61-131).
    • Grabbed a season-high nine rebounds in a career-best 38 minutes at Butler (2/16/08).
    • Celebrated first career start by matching career high with 10 points vs. Wright State (2/7/08).
    • Scored eight points with five rebounds at Wright State (1/12/08), deflecting WSU's potential game-winning shot at the buzzer.
    • Totalled nine points with five rebounds and two steals in win at Detroit (1/10/08).
    • Made all four of his field goal attempts to score eight points vs. Youngstown State (12/8/07), adding three assists.

    High School
    • First team Associated Press all-state choice as a senior at Ursuline High, playing for coach Keith Gunther.
    • Averaged 22.3 points to earn District Player of the Year honors from the Associated Press.
    • Ranked as the fourth-best wing guard in the state as a senior by PrepSpotlight and as the 21st best player in the state by HoopScoop.
    • Averaged 14.2 points, 8.6 rebounds and 5.1 assists per game as a junior to earn first team all-district and all-league honors.
    • Started as a sophomore, averaging 13.8 points and 6.2 rebounds.
    • Played in the OHSAA North-South All-Star game.

    Personal
    Born Oct. 21, 1988 in Youngstown, Ohio...son of Aundra Brown and Sharella Thomas...is the oldest of five children, having four brothers, Austin Brown, Jr. (3), Deonte Brown (14) and Justin Austin (20), and one sister, Alyssa (2)...both parents played basketball at Youngstown State...2009-10 recipient of the Dan Avis Scholarship...sports management major.