Theron 'T" Smith history


International Basketball Pro



Forward
Height: 6-8 - Weight: 230

Professional League:
Chinese Basketball League

Hometown:
Auburndale, Fla.


NBA Career:
Played more than any other rookie for Memphis during the 2003-04 season, after missing 53 games on the injured list with right knee tendinitis... Averaged 2.2 points and 2.1 rebounds in 8.9 minutes… Played in 19 of the team's final 23 games during the Grizzlies playoff position run… In a season-high 18 minutes, scored six points with six rebounds against Indiana on March 20… Recorded a season-high seven points and five rebounds against Seattle on March 19… Registered his top game of the year with season-highs of seven points and six rebounds in 13 minutes at the Clippers on March 6… Made his NBA debut on Nov. 8 at Utah and did not see action again until March 3 at Portland due to a knee injury.

2004-05:
Appeared in 33 games with averages of 3.2 points, 0.8 assists and 3.5 rebounds in 15.5 minutes… In five starts, averaged 4.0 points, 5.4 rebounds and 1.4 assists in 21.4 minutes… Scored a season and career-high 10 points at Portland on Feb. 4 and against Miami on Feb. 11… Played a season and career-high 30 minutes against Chicago on Feb. 26… Placed on the injured list at the start of the season after undergoing arthroscopic surgery on his right knee on Nov. 8 to repair damaged cartilage… Had two other stints on the injured list from Jan. 11-30 and again on March 23 through the end of the season.

College Career:
Ranks fourth in Ball State history with 882 career rebounds and is seventh with 1,599 career points… Played only three games of his senior season due to right knee tendinitis but as a junior was selected to All Mid-American Conference First Team, NABC All-District First Team and MAC All-Tournament Team… Led MAC with 23 double-doubles and ranked second in the nation behind Kansas’ Drew Gooden… Was one of only two MAC players who averaged a double-double… Led the MAC conference with 10.9 rebounds and eighth in the NCAA and ranked third in the league with 19.6 points… Scored 29 points and pulled down a career-high 21 rebounds against IUPU-Fort Wayne… Was an All-MAC Second Team pick as a sophomore when he averaged 16.3 points and 8.1 rebounds in 33.5 minutes… Scored a career-high 40 points against Texas Tech as a sophomore… Won MAC Freshman of the Year honors after he averaged 12.2 points and 7.6 rebounds.

oh well, no lebanese international in the nbl then.

hope he stays healthy, half his career looks like he was injured lol

Perth are going to be very very good this season. This isnt opinion, but FACT.

Totally agree

All pending on the last import on weather or not they could go all the way

Id take this guy in a second over Cortez Groves. If an Ex-NBA player is a team's plan B, why is our Plan A option Groves?

Former league leading scorer Groves? Terrible option.

I read on realGM (Wolves board) that they considered Ben Woodside as well (5-11 scoring point)... But settled on Frejie - as a result Woodside is going to France (pre-Frejie falling through)... Bummer by all accounts Woodside sounds like an interesting player...

Well, there is a salary cap to consider vanexel31...

Smith is a stud. very atheletic finiher around the rim.i think he'll stat at the PF and Redhage will start at the SF spot

Martin
Lisch
Redhage
Smith
Rogers

Bench
Robbins
Weigh
Williamson
Cattalini

ronnymac u have missed _ Jesse Wagstaff

stacking too much talent on one team is going to result in bad chemistry... there are 8 mins less to play as well