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Jaun Dixon
School: Maryland Class: Senior
Height: 6'3" Weight: 160
Position: Shooting Guard Birthdate: 10/9/78
Draft Outlook: Second round pick

Stats (Provided by JazzyJ )
 
                  G  MIN  FG  FGA  3P 3PA  FT FTA  REB  PF AST  TO BLK STL  PTS
97-98 Maryland                    Did Not Play - Redshirted
98-99 Maryland   34  505  85  192  36  97  44  53   88  59  47  50   1  50  250
99-00 Maryland   35 1190 234  506  49 135 113 143  192  77 127 130  10  96  630
00-01 Maryland   36 1098 232  480  62 151 128 148  153  75  93  86   8  95  654
01-02 Maryland   36 1209 251  535  92 232 141 157  166  72 104  89   7  92  735
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TOTALS          141 4002 802 1713 239 615 426 501  599 283 371 355  26 333 2269
                  MIN   FG%   3P%   FT%  RPG  APG  TPG  BPG  SPG   PPG
97-98 Maryland              Did Not Play - Redshirted
98-99 Maryland   14.9  44.3  37.1  83.0  2.6  1.4  1.5  0.0  1.5   7.4
99-00 Maryland   34.0  46.2  36.3  79.0  5.5  3.6  3.7  0.3  2.7  18.0
00-01 Maryland   30.5  48.3  41.1  86.5  4.3  2.6  2.4  0.2  2.6  18.2
01-02 Maryland   33.6  46.9  39.7  89.8  4.6  2.9  2.5  0.2  2.6  20.4
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TOTALS           28.4  46.8  38.9  85.0  4.2  2.6  2.5  0.2  2.4  16.1

Additional Information
No one has impressed NBA types more with his toughness and competitiveness than Dixon, to the point that almost no one said they were concerned with his size. "If a guy like that can't play in the league then there's something wrong with the league," says a Pacific Division scout. He may be the best one-dribble pull-up shooter since Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf -- "He can hit big shots better than anybody in the draft," says one scout -- and he impresses as a defensive player. But he is just 5-10 or so, and he'll have to play point in the NBA as much, if not more, than the two spot, and he'd be best served by going to a team with a larger point. Right now, he's viewed as a Bobby Jackson-Tony Delk type third guard. "I like him as a basketball player," says a Midwest personnel man. "There isn't one thing that you can specifically say he can do at the next level. (But) he's just a good basketball player."
David Aldridge - ESPN.com (May 19th)