Edward Scott Class: Senior Hometown: Eastover, S.C. Height / Weight: 6-0 / 175 Position: Guard Experience: 3VL Major: Management

In 2002-03: First-team All-ACC selection, the first Clemson point guard in last 43 years to be a first-team selection...just the 10th Clemson player in history to be first-team All-ACC...also a first-team All-District choice by USBA...received considerable attention his last month, he was named National Player-of-the-Week by Dick Vitale and Andy Katz for his performances in wins over Virginia and Florida State..scored 61 points in the two games combined...also named ACC Player of the week on Feb. 16 and 23, it marked the first time in history a Clemson player had been named ACC Player-of-the-Week in consecutive weeks...also named first-team All-ACC by Dick Vitale ...third leading scorer in the ACC with 17.7 average, he is also fifth in assists...only ACC player in top five of both...had scored 184 points over last nine games, 20.4 average...had four straight 20-point games, three straight of at least 25, a streak that was ended by Maryland when the Terps held him to 11 points...just the second Clemson player in the last 30 years to have at least three straight 25-point scoring games....Clemson's leading scorer and leader in assists...joined Terrell McIntyre, Chris Whitney and Will Solomon as only Clemson players to do that in the last 33 years...averaged 10.9 points and 5.3 assists over his career, only Chris Whitney also did the 10/5 double over his career at Clemson...finished just four points short of a 500 point season, he nearly became first Clemson player in history with 500 points, 150 assists and 100 rebounds in same season..had season high 32 points in win at Virginia, second highest scoring game of his career...made 11-23 field goals, had eight rebounds and four assists in win at Virginia, he led the Tigers in all three areas in the same game...just 12th player in Clemson history to lead Tigers in scoring, rebounding and assists in the same game...he also recorded a "triple leadership" in the NC State game on his senior night with 21 points, five rebounds, six assists and four steals....first Clemson player in history with three triple leadership games in same season...had 27 points at Wake Forest, he had just one turnover in 40 minutes...led Tigers to victory against the Tar Heels with 25 points, including 18 in the second half...hit 3-4 three-point goals in the contest and 9-17 shots from the field overall...played all 40 minutes...has 10 20-point games his senior year and 17 for his career...became the ninth player in ACC history to reach 1000 points, 500 assists and 400 rebounds in a career when he had eight rebounds at Virginia to go over the 400 mark...had a then season high 28 points against Duke on Jan. 5...had strong game in win over Georgia Tech on Feb. 5, he scored 18 points, including nine inside the last five minutes...scored nine of Clemson's last 13 points in that contest, he was 3-3 from the field and 2-2 from the line in clutch area of the game...Clemson's top scorer inside the last five minutes in games decided by 10 points or less, he has 58 points in that situation, no other Clemson player had more than 15...first the ACC in minutes per game at 38.5, he played 12 complete games, more than any other ACC player....went over the 1000-point mark against Wake Forest in his 100th game, he scored 14 points in that contest...had 1226 career points, 19th in Clemson history... led Clemson in scoring and assists in 19 of the 28 games as a senior...had a double-double in ACC Tournament vs. Florida State, 10th of his career... failed to score in double figures just three times all year...had a streak of 10 straight double figure games to open the season....went over the 500-mark in career assists in the win over Morris Brown, he finished with 595 for his career second on the Clemson career list...Clemson's MVP in win over Cincinnati with 20 points and six assists....he scored 20 of Clemson's 32 points in the second half... had more assists than turnovers in first 14 games this season and had fewer assists than turnovers in just five of his last 62 games... his 2.03 assist/turnover ratio was third best in the ACC to Duke's Chris Duhon and Maryland's Steve Blake...set Clemson record for double-doubles with assists in Liberty game, he had 16 points and 11 assists.....played well in the big games as a senior, nine of his 10 20-point scoring efforts were on television...had 25 points and seven assists against just one turnover in fine game against Penn State on ESPN...had 24 points and nine rebounds in televised win over Winthrop....went over the 3,900 minutes played mark in the game at Georgia Tech....just 29 minutes short of the 4000 mark for his career, he finished third in school history in playing time...Duke game in Durham was his 100th career start, he is one of just six players in Clemson history with 100 starts...third in Clemson history in assist/turnover ratio (1.88)...has missed just 43 minutes all year, just 16 in ACC regular season play...co-captain of the Clemson team with Ray Henderson

In 2001-02:  Became first player in Clemson history to record over 300 points, 200 assists and 100 rebounds in a season…his 147 rebounds were most ever by a Clemson point guard and second best total ever by any Clemson guard behind the 200 by Vincent Hamilton in 1984-85… third-team All-ACC selection…ranked third in the nation in assists/game with a 7.93 figure, just behind the 7.94 of Steve Blake (Maryland) and T.J. Ford of Texas…so he was third in the nation, but second in the ACC…most assists in a season for a player who averaged double figures in scoring…broke record that was held Chris Whitney...Whitney had 193 assists as a double figure scorer in 1992-93...averaged 11.9 points to go with his 7.9 assists per game and led the Clemson team in minutes with 1105, 36.8 per game...he played 38.0 minutes per game in ACC play...the 1105 minutes played ranks in a tie for fourth most in a season in Clemson history and his 36.8 minutes per game figure is fourth best in school history, most since Chris Whitney played 37.8 in 1992-93...actually led the  team in most points scored with 356, but he did not lead on a per game basis...shot 31 percent from three-point range overall, but hit 37 percent in ACC games...credited with 54 percent of Clemson’s assists in 2001-02, so you can see the offense runs through Scott...had seven double figure assist games, second highest season total in Clemson history behind Marshall’s 11 in 1986-87...had six double-doubles, most ever by a Clemson point guard for a season, one of the double-doubles was with rebounds and assists... averaged 19 points and 8.2 assists a game over his last six games...had five 20-point games in his last 12 outings...had at least seven assists in 11 of his last 13 games....had a 2.18 assist/turnover ratio, eighth best single season in Clemson history... had 61 points in last five minutes of games decided by 10 points or less, more than any other Tiger, so he is Clemson’s go-to guy down the stretch... led the team in assists in 26 games, including 19 in a row to close the season...made 15 of his last 19 free throws…scored 30 points and had 16 assists in double overtime win over #17 Wake Forest…joined Kenny Anderson of Georgia Tech as only ACC players with 15 assists and 30 points in the same game...Anderson did it as a freshman in 1989-90 against Pittsburgh when he had 32 points and 18 assists…. played complete game six times in 2001-02 and averaged nearly 37 minutes per game for the season…. had more turnovers than assists just three times in the 30 games...had more assists than turnovers in 15 of last 16  and in 15 of 16 ACC games… ACC Player of the Week on Feb. 24th, after he had 36 point game against Florida State…averaged 18.2 points and 8.4 assists over his last five games of the season…ranked 20th in the ACC in scoring, 19th in rebounding, second in assists, 11th in steals and third in assist/turnover ratio.

Best Games of 2001-02:  Had three big scoring games in his last six contests, 36 against Florida State, 30 against Wake Forest and 23 against Florida State in the ACC Tournament… closed the season with 23 points, seven assists and five rebounds in ACC Tournament against Florida State...had incredible game in the victory over Wake Forest in Feb., he scored 30 points and dealt out 16 assists... both were career highs for Scott... the 16 assists set a Clemson record for assists in an ACC game and it tied for the third highest total in any game...it was the most assists in a game by an ACC player last year, most assists by a Tiger in a single game since 1985 when Grayson Marshall had a record 20 assists in a win over Maryland-Eastern Shore... scored 14 consecutive points for the Tigers in the second half, second longest streak by one Clemson player in school history... combined with Tony Stockman to each score 30 in that game, the first backcourt combination in Clemson history to both score 30 in the same game... the 30 points were also a school record for a Tiger who dealt out double figures in assists... played 47 minutes in that game, most minutes by a Tiger under Larry Shyatt… the final home game of the year, Scott had career high 36 points against Florida State...it was the most points scored by a Clemson point guard since Butch Zatezalo had 43 against NC State on Feb. 14, 1970...most points ever by a Clemson player against Florida State…had career high 12 field goals in 15 attempts, including 5-6 three-point shots...scored 34 points in the last 27 minutes of that game...added eight rebounds and seven assists in typical all-around performance...had one of his best games as a Tiger against #1 Duke on Feb. 2, he had 20 points on 10-18 shooting... added eight assists and five rebounds and 10 field goals in that game... had five 20-point games in ACC play last year, they came against #3 Maryland, #1 Duke, #17 Wake Forest and twice against Florida State... had eight games  in which he had at least six points, rebounds and assists in the same game... had double-double against N.C. State with 13 assists and 10 points, he finished season with six double-doubles, more than any other ACC guard....made 5-7 three-point goals at Maryland... had 17 points on 7-13 shooting in the win over #5 Virginia... also hit 3-4 three-point goals and had six assists in his productive 38 minutes... all three of his long range shots were at least 25 feet out... ..had consecutive double-doubles at one point against Yale and Georgia Tech... had 12 points and 11 assists in win at Georgia Tech... scored a 25-foot three-point goal on Clemson’s last possession of the half that gave the Tigers momentum heading into the locker room... had unusual game in which he had a double-double against Yale, but one of the categories was not points... had career high 10 rebounds and 11 assists against Yale... had five offensive rebounds in that game... had then career high 25 points in win over La Salle in The Virgin Islands... made 8-12 from the field, 7-9 free throws, had four steals and three assists... had 21 points and 11 assists in win over Elon, first time a Clemson player  had 20 points and double figure assists in the same game since Terrell McIntyre did it against Butler in the NIT of 1999... had his first career double-double with 11 assists and 11 points in win over Wofford... had 14 assists in win over Charleston Southern, fifth best in a single game in Clemson history and most by a Clemson player in nine years (Chris Whitney, 14 vs. Liberty in 1992)…he eclipsed that figure later in the year against Wake Forest.

In 2000-01: Started 30 of Clemson’s 31 games, he missed one game with the flu (Georgia Tech at home)…team captain as a junior…named defensive MVP … doubled his assist total as a sophomore over his freshman year… had two turnovers or less in 20 of the 30 games he played… fifth on the team in scoring with a 7.3 average, he picked up his  production over the last half of the season…that was especially the case in the ACC Tournament where he scored 26 points in two games and scored in double figures in both contests…hit 11-19 from the field and 6-6 from the foul line in the two games in The Georgia  Dome…also had an 11/2 assist/turnover ratio and had six rebounds…had streak of 23 consecutive made free throws during 2000-01 season, longest streak by a Tiger the last two years…averaged just 5.6 points a game over the first 12 games of the season, then averaged  8.4  a game over the last 18…had 11 double figure scoring games, nine came in the last 18 games of the season…improved his assist/turnover ratio from 1.23/1 as a freshman to 1.72 as a sophomore…ranked ninth in the ACC in assist/turnover ratio fourth among point guards…also third in the ACC in minutes played per game with his 33.3 figure, only Shane Battier (Duke) and Joseph Forte (UNC) had a higher per game average…ranked eighth in the league in assists per game with his 4.2 mark…made 19 of his last 32 shots from the field to close the season, he made 26 of his last 28 free throws… had a streak of 23 straight made free throws ended at Virginia on Feb. 28, 2001 when he missed his second attempt, he had gone since January 2nd without a miss...that was longest streak in terms of consecutive Free throws made  by a Tiger since 1984....had more turnovers than assists in just four games all year... started all but one game, he missed the scoring epic against Georgia Tech at Clemson on January 24th  with the flu…Tigers lost that game 111-108 and his absence might have made the difference…had a career high seven assists six times…played at least 26 minutes in every game, including at least 35 in 13 contests… set Clemson record for steals in an ACC Tournament game with six against Duke in 2000 tournament.

Best Games of 2000-01:  At his best in the ACC Tournament, he was a prime reason the Tigers played so well in the Georgia Dome…had 12 points on 5-8 shooting in the win over Florida State, he also had five assists and just two turnovers in 37 minutes…then scored 14 points and had six assists with no turnovers against North Carolina…he played 37 minutes and did not have a turnover, his career high for minutes played without a turnover…hit 6-11 shots from the field against the Tar Heels…had his high scoring game in the regular season at National Champion Duke with 15 points…also had  season high eight rebounds from his point guard position and hit 6-14 shots from the field… had just two turnovers in 39 minutes and held Jason Williams to eight points and he forced 10 Williams turnovers …had 25 points and just two turnovers against Duke in two games…also played well at Tech on Feb. 25th, he made 5-6 shots from the field and scored 10 points…had career high tying seven assists and three rebounds in 36 productive minutes...had four assists and no turnovers in 34 minutes in the win over #1 North Carolina...a big reason Clemson had season low  seven turnovers against the Tar Heels in that victory… had finest all-around game of pre-conference schedule against Coastal Carolina with 14 points, seven assists and six rebounds... strong rebounder for a point guard, he has a 3.5 average, including seven at Maryland and eight against Duke.

In 1999-00: Starting point guard in 21 games, he played in 24 ...had an injury plagued freshman season, it had a direct effect on Clemson's overall record and the team's assist/turnover ratio...missed first three games of the season due to a broken bone in his left foot   and  missed three more games with a cartilage problem in his chest Jan. 15-22...suffered broken foot in practice on October 27, he did not practice again until just before his first game, against Wisconsin-GB at the BiLo Center on November 27...in the first game he played (11-27 vs. Wisconsin-GB), suffered big toe injury on right foot...had a pin placed  in his foot as result of broken foot he suffered earlier in the year, he did not have the pin removed until the end of the season...committed a turnover once every 14.6 minutes, second best figure in Clemson history for a starting point guard...only figure better was by Terrell McIntyre in 1996-97...set Clemson record for steals in an ACC Tournament game with six against Duke...winner of the Sumter County Clemson Club Award for Hustle that year....showed all-around ability  in his last four games of the season, had 36 points, 18 assists and 19 rebounds...finished the year hitting 8 of his last 14 three-point goals...over his last 10 games of the season had just 16 turnovers in 346 minutes, one every 21.6 minutes...made his last 12 free throws of the season...had just 29 turnovers in 14 regular ACC games, not bad for a freshman point guard who averaged 33 minutes a game...had more assists than turnovers in eight of his last 10 games....third on the team in three-point goals with 32 even though he missed six games...played at least 30 minutes in 11 of the last 12 games of the season...had five double figure scoring games, two of them were against NC State, both Tiger victories.

Best Games of 1999-00:  Had his best offensive game in a league contest against #4 ranked Duke, he had 11 points on 4-5 shooting, including 3-3 on three-point goals...followed that up with nine points, five assists, six steals and four rebounds against the Blue Devils in the ACC Tournament...had 10 points at NC State and 11 against Duke for his only consecutive double figure scoring games of the season...showed his rebounding ability against Georgia Tech with team best and career high  nine from his point guard position in game at Tech on March 4...also had six points and five assists in the regular season finale..had 10 points and six assists in win at NC State, he had just one turnover in 38 minutes...had just one turnover in 38 minutes against Maryland's pressing defense and a big reason Clemson had just five turnovers as a team against Maryland team that was averaging 19 forced  turnovers a game...that tied for second lowest single game turnover total in school history...had six points and five rebounds and helped hold Tony Akins to 7-18 shooting and 2-10 on three-point goals in win over Georgia Tech...a prime reason Clemson had just six  turnovers against North Carolina....scored 11 points at Wake Forest...played 34 minutes off the bench in win over #21 NC State, he had 10 points, five assists, two steals and three rebounds...made 4-8 three-point shots and scored 18 points against Penn State for his high scoring game...that remains his career high…also had six rebounds in that fine all-around performance in the ACC/Big Ten Challenge...combined with Will Solomon for 55 points from the backcourt, most points by a Clemson starting backcourt since 1969-70 season...had six assists and just one turnover against George Washington.

In High School: The 4A Player of the Year in the state of South Carolina his senior year (1998-99)...he led Lower Richland High School to the State Championship in 1999...team posted a 28-3 record and ranked 15th in the nation in USA Today's final rankings...ranked as the 33rd best signee in the nation by Prep USA and 71st in the country by Full Court Magazine...averaged 17 points, eight assists and 4.6 rebounds per game his senior year...led team to record of 102-15 in his career, two   conference championships and one state title...played at Lower Richland High School for Coach Carl Williams...MVP of the prestigious Beach Ball Classic at Myrtle Beach in 1996 and 1997...lettered four years in basketball and two years in cross country....played in the North Carolina vs. South Carolina High School All-Star Game...played on same high school team as Ivan Howell, who signed  with South Carolina...Scott signed with Clemson on April 21, 1999...  Born Edward Antonio Scott  in Columbia, SC  on March 29, 1981...majoring in management, he is on track to graduate in May of 2003.

Edward Scott Personality Profile
Favorite NBA Player:  For the fourth year in a row, “I still don’t have one”
Favorite athlete outside of basketball: Jerry Rice
Favorite Movie:   Rush Hour II
Favorite TV Show:  “I don’t watch much TV”
Favorite Pro Sports Team:    San Francisco 49ers
Favorite Food:    Chicken
Favorite place on Clemson Campus:   Vickery Hall
Person who has had biggest influence on my athletic career:   My high school coach Kyle Williams
Clemson player who will be a surprise this year:    Chey Christie
Best Player I have faced on the Basketball Court: Jason Williams
Most Impressive person I have met:  John Thompson
If I could switch places with anyone for a day it would be:  Coach Shyatt
My best moment in athletics so far:   Beating #1 North Carolina two years ago
One word to describe me on the court is:  Patient
One word to describe me off the court is:  Patient
School I followed when I was young:   Georgia Tech
If I am not in basketball, in 10 years I will be:  An Accountant
Most Interesting class so far at Clemson:   Accounting
Best thing about being a college athlete:    The family atmosphere you develop as part of a team
Why I wear #10:   I was given number-10  when I was a freshman in high school and have had it ever since.

Quotes on Edward Scott
"Edward Scott distributes the basketball. He has been called upon to do more scoring this year and he has responded to challenges in a positive way. Clemson is improved under Larry Shyatt and Scott hasn't received as much national publicity as he has deserved. He is on my first-team All-ACC team.
Dick Vitale, ESPN

"If I were starting a team in this league I would pick Edward Scott as my point guard. He has what it takes to run an offense in this league and is a terrific leader. Against Cincinnati this year he made Bob Huggins's team back down. You rarely see that done against Cincinnati."
Billy Packer, CBS Sports

"Edward Scott is a first-team All-ACC player. When you look at what he has done in February, he has really had an impact on Clemson's recent victories over North Carolina, Virginia and Florida State. He has put up some great numbers against quality competition."
Digger Phelps, ESPN

"We wanted to take Clemson out of their offense by making Scott take tough shots. We accomplished that, but he still scored 20 points and Clemson won the game,"
Cincinnati Assistant Coach Dan Peters

"He is one of the best guards we will play. We understand how valuable he is to their team. He is the perfect example of a college basketball player. He came in and graduated to a far higher level each year. I really respect him."
South Carolina Head Coach Dave Odom

"He is one of my favorite players in the the ACC. He's a no nonsense, blue-collar kind of guy. It took a five-man commitment to contain him,"
Wake Forest Head Coach Skip Prosser

"This year, I would definitely say he's among the top 10 point guards in the nation. It depends on what a team needs in the NBA, but he will get a shot at the next level."
Phil Ford, Fox SportsNet

Coach Larry Shyatt on Edward Scott
“Edward earned the respect and the admiration of his opponents at the end of last season, culminating with an all-league selection.   He returns in the best condition of his career.  He is on target to graduate this spring and quite proud of that fact.   His story of success earns a high level of respect from his teammates.

“Edward’s career began on a disappointing note due to a couple of injuries.  Rather than fold his tent with a difficult start in the classroom as well, he has improved in every phase of the game and has improved as a Clemson student athlete.
“He will be counted on to not only handle the ball handling chores and to make sure the ball is in the right player’s hands, but he will have to play at a high level on defense.   This is a difficult task for him because he plays so many minutes, but his defensive intensity mustcarry over to the rest of the team.

“He is old school, as some of us would say.  He is unselfish and  tries to make has teammates better on every possession.  He takes a great deal of pride in rebounding and in making assists, but he also can be a scorer, especially when we need it.
“I wouldn’t trade Edward Scott for another point guard in this country.”

Lindy’s Magazine’s Nation’s Top Point Guards

Rk	Name	Hgt	Cl.	School
1.	Jason Gardner	5-10	Sr.	Arizona
2.	Brandin Knight	6-0	Sr.	Pittsburgh
3.	Kirk Hinrich	6-4	Sr.	Kansas
4.	Hollis Price	6-1	Sr.	Oklahoma
5.	Luke Ridnour	6-2	Jr.	Oregon
6.	T.J. Ford	5-11	So.	Texas
7.	Chris Thomas	6-1	So.	Notre Dame
8.	Edward Scott	6-2	Sr.	Clemson
9.	Chris Duhon	6-1	Jr.	Duke
10.	Derrick Zimmerman	6-2	Sr.	Mississippi State

Edward Scott  Career Highs

Points:	36 vs. Florida State, 2/23/02
Field Goals:	12 vs. Florida State, 2/23/02
FGA:	24 vs. Florida State, 2/23/02
FG%:	.833  (5-6) vs. Georgia Tech, 2/25/01
3pt FG:	5 vs. Florida State, 2/23/02
	5 vs. Maryland, 1/20/02
3pt FGA:	10 vs. S.C. State, 12/11/99
Free Throws:	7 vs. Florida State, 2/23/02
	7 vs. LaSalle, 11/19/02
FTA:	9 vs. LaSalle, 11/19/02
Rebounds:	10 vs. Yale, 1/2/02
Off Reb:	5 vs. Yale, 1/2/02
Assists:	16 vs. Wake Forest, 2/13/02
BS:	1 vs. many
Steals:	6 vs. Duke, 3/9/00
Minutes:	47 vs. Wake Forest, 2/13/02

Edward Scott Game by Game in 1999-00

Date	Opponent	Min	F-Fga	3-3A	Ft-FA	Of-Rb	A-T	B-S	PF	Pts
11-19	ETSU	DNP-Broken foot
11-21	Wofford	DNP-Broken
11-26	C. Florida	DNP-Broken foot
11-27	Wis.GB	32	2-11	1-6	0-1	0-2	2-2	0-0	4	5
11-28	Oregon St.	33	2-8	0-2	0-2	0-2	1-0	0-1	2	4
12-1	*at Penn State	38	6-11	4-8	2-2	0-6	2-4	0-1	3	18
12-4	*Charleston So.	28	3-7	2-5	0-0	0-0	4-3	0-2	3	8
12-11	*S.C. State	36	3-13	3-10	0-0	0-3	3-3	0-1	3	9
12-16	*South Carolina	31	0-7	0-2	2-2	1-2	2-2	0-1	3	2
12-18	*Winthrop	36	2-8	2-7	0-0	0-4	4-2	0-1	2	6
12-22	*G. Wash.	28	2-7	2-6	0-0	0-3	6-1	0-0	4	6
12-29	*Furman	26	2-4	1-2	1-2	0-2	2-5	0-1	3	6
1-6	*at N.Carolina	32	1-7	1-6	0-0	0-3	1-1	0-1	2	3
1-9	*Wake Forest	29	0-4	0-2	0-0	0-3	1-2	0-2	3	0
1-12	*at Florida St.	29	1-4	1-2	0-1	1-3	1-2	0-1	3	3
1-15	Virginia	DNP-Chest injury
1-19	Appalachian St.	DNP-Chest injury
1-22	at Maryland	DNP-Chest injury
1-27	NC State	34	3-7	1-3	3-4	0-3	5-3	0-2	3	10
1-29	*at Duke	31	0-4	0-2	0-0	0-3	1-7	0-1	4	0
2-2	*Georgia Tech	34	2-5	1-1	1-2	2-5	1-0	0-1	4	6
2-6	*North Carolina	36	3-9	1-6	2-2	0-3	3-0	0-1	2	9
2-8	*at Wake Forest	35	4-8	3-6	0-0	0-6	2-3	0-0	5	11
2-12	*Florida State	25	1-2	0-0	2-2	0-1	3-1	1-2	4	4
2-15	*at Virginia	37	1-3	0-2	2-2	0-3	3-2	0-0	1	4
2-22	*Maryland	38	2-8	1-6	0-0	1-3	4-1	1-2	3	5
2-27	*at NC State	38	3-9	2-5	2-2	1-4	6-1	0-1	3	10
3-1	*Duke	30	4-5	3-3	0-0	0-2	2-4	0-0	3	11
3-4	*at Georgia Tech	39	2-6	2-3	0-0	2-9	5-2	0-0	1	6
3-9	*Duke (ACC)	34	2-7	1-3	4-4	1-4	5-2	0-6	0	9
Totals		789	51-164	32-98	21-28	9-79	69-53	2-28	68	155

Edward Scott Game by Game in  2000-01

Date	Opponent	Min	F-Fga	3-3A	Ft-FA	Of-Rb	A-T	B-S	PF	Pts
11-17	*Hartford	26	2-6	0-2	1-2	1-5	6-1	0-0	2	5
11-21	*Seton Hall	34	2-10	0-4	0-0	0-5	4-3	0-2	4	4
11-25	*The Citadel	30	3-6	1-4	5-6	0-2	4-2	0-2	3	12
11-28	*Northwestern	40	1-4	0-3	0-1	0-3	4-1	0-1	1	2
12-2	*W. Carolina	28	1-5	0-3	2-2	1-3	7-2	0-2	0	4
12-5	*Winthrop	34	0-3	0-3	0-0	0-1	7-2	0-0	2	0
12-9	*at S. Carolina	28	2-7	1-3	0-0	1-3	3-1	0-0	4	5
12-16	*Wofford	39	3-6	0-3	2-3	1-4	7-5	0-0	1	8
12-20	*Fl. Atlantic#	32	3-4	2-3	5-6	0-3	2-4	0-1	3	13
12-21	*Cincinnati#	29	1-2	1-2	1-2	0-3	2-0	0-1	3	4
12-22	*Washington#	36	2-7	1-2	0-0	0-2	4-2	0-2	1	5
12-28	*Ch. Southern	29	1-3	0-1	3-4	1-3	6-3	0-1	1	5
12-30	*at C. Carolina	37	6-8	2-2	0-0	0-6	7-4	0-0	1	14
1-2	*Maryland	32	3-9	0-3	1-2	0-3	5-6	0-2	3	7
1-7	*at Duke	28	3-8	2-4	2-2	0-4	4-2	0-0	4	10
1-13	*N.C.State	38	3-7	0-1	4-4	0-4	3-2	0-0	2	10
1-17	*at N. Carolina	34	3-10	1-2	0-0	1-3	2-2	0-1	0	7
1-21	*atWake Forest	38	3-8	0-2	4-4	0-2	7-5	0-1	2	10
1-24	Georgia Tech	DNP-Flu
1-27	*Virginia	28	2-5	1-3	0-0	0-2	4-0	0-0	2	5
1-31	*at Fl.State	41	4-11	1-4	2-2	0-5	2-2	0-2	3	11
2-4	*at Maryland	38	3-9	1-4	0-0	1-7	1-5	0-0	3	7
2-7	*Duke	39	6-14	0-0	3-3	2-8	2-2	0-0	1	15
2-14	*at N.C. State	23	0-5	0-1	0-0	1-1	2-1	0-0	3	0
2-18	*N. Carolina	34	2-7	1-4	4-4	0-4	4-0	0-4	2	9
2-21	*Wake Forest	30	1-6	0-2	2-2	1-3	2-2	0-0	3	4
2-25	*at GA Tech	36	5-6	0-1	0-0	0-3	7-3	0-0	3	10
2-28	*at Virginia	38	2-2	0-0	1-3	0-3	4-8	0-1	3	5
3-3	*Florida State	27	1-5	0-2	0-0	1-2	4-2	0-0	3	2
3-8	@*Florida St.	37	5-8	0-1	2-2	0-2	5-2	0-0	3	12
3-9	@*N. Carolina	37	6-11	0-1	2-2	1-4	6-0	0-1	0	14
Totals		1000	79-202	15-71	46-56	13-103	127-74	0-21	66	219

# - Puerto Rico Classic;  @ACC Tournament at Georgia Dome, Atlanta, GA

Edward Scott Game by Game in 2001-02

Date	Opponent	Min	F-Fga	3-3A	Ft-FA	Of-Rb	A-T	B-S	PF	Pts
11-17	*Morris Brown#	25	1-4	0-1	2-2	0-1	4-1	1-0	4	4
11-19	*LaSalle#	38	8-12	2-4	7-9	3-6	3-3	1-4	1	25
11-20	*Miami (FL)#	36	2-10	0-1	2-3	2-5	9-5	0-1	4	6
11-24	*Wofford	40	4-11	0-3	3-3	1-2	11-1	0-0	1	11
11-28	*at Penn State	40	3-10	0-3	2-2	1-7	9-3	0-3	1	8
11-30	*Coastal Carolina	26	4-7	0-1	1-2	2-5	3-4	0-3	0	9
12-2	*at Duke	40	4-11	1-3	2-2	3-6	7-4	0-2	2	11
12-5	*Appalachian St.	33	4-10	0-4	5-7	0-5	7-4	0-2	2	13
12-8	*South Carolina	38	5-9	0-3	0-0	0-4	9-3	0-0	2	10
12-15	*Elon	39	7-12	2-5	5-6	1-7	11-7	0-4	3	21
12-18	*Winthrop	35	3-12	1-7	0-0	1-5	4-2	0-1	2	7
12-22	*Charleston So.	30	2-5	1-1	0-0	3-5	14-3	0-0	0	5
12-28	*at Hartford	34	0-5	0-0	1-2	2-3	3-4	0-1	1	1
1-2	*Yale	38	0-9	0-2	1-2	5-10	11-3	0-1	4	1
1-5	*at Georgia Tech	38	3-9	2-6	4-8	0-6	11-4	0-2	3	12
1-8	*Virginia	38	7-13	3-4	0-0	1-3	6-2	0-2	0	17
1-12	*at Wake Forest	31	1-8	0-1	0-1	1-3	5-4	0-1	1	2
1-15	*NC State	37	5-10	0-3	0-0	0-2	13-3	0-1	4	10
1-20	*at Maryland	40	7-17	5-8	1-2	1-7	8-5	0-0	1	20
1-24	*at Florida State	39	4-15	1-4	0-1	2-6	8-5	0-0	3	9
1-27	*North Carolina	37	3-10	0-4	1-2	1-2	8-3	0-2	4	7
2-2	*Duke	40	10-18	0-2	0-1	0-5	8-3	0-3	3	20
2-6	*Georgia Tech	36	2-8	0-2	1-2	1-2	9-3	0-0	3	5
2-10	*at Virginia	39	4-9	0-2	0-0	0-7	8-4	0-0	3	8
2-13	*Wake Forest	47	11-20	3-4	5-9	0-3	16-6	0-1	3	30
2-16	*at NC State	35	3-11	0-1	2-3	1-3	5-2	0-3	2	8
2-20	*Maryland	36	3-7	0-2	5-7	1-8	5-4	0-2	1	11
2-23	*Florida State	39	12-15	5-6	7-8	1-8	7-8	0-2	3	36
2-27	*at North Carolina	36	3-10	0-2	0-0	1-5	9-3	0-2	2	6
3-7	@*Florida State	45	9-24	4-9	1-1	2-5	7-3	0-1	2	23
Totals		1105	134-331	30-98	58-86	37-147	238-109	4-93	65	356

# -  Virgin Islands; @ ACC Tournament at Charlotte Coliseum, Charlotte, NC
*Denotes started game

Scott Game by Game in 2002-03
Date	Opponent	Min	F-Fga	3-3A	Ft-FA	Of-Rb	A-T	B-S	PF	Pts
11-24	*WOFFORD	38	7-17	1-4	4-6	1-2	6-2	0-1	3	19
11-27	*High Point	35	4-10	2-5	4-5	0-3	10-2	0-2	2	14
12-3	*PENN STATE	40	7-12	3-5	8-13	1-2	7-1	0-0	1	25
12-7	*MAINE	38	6-15	1-3	4-6	0-4	4-1	0-1	1	17
12-14	*GARNER WEBB	40	6-15	2-6	3-6	1-6	4-3	1-2	2	17
12-19	*WINTHROP	40	6-14	4-5	8-10	2-9	4-1	0-0	0	24
12-22	*CINCINNATI	40	7-18	2-4	4-4	0-2	6-4	1-0	0	20
12-28	*LIBERTY	37	5-12	2-3	4-5	1-6	11-4	0-1	1	16
12-31	*CO CAROLINA	35	5-12	0-1	4-6	0-3	7-4	1-4	1	14
1-5	*DUKE	40	9-18	1-4	9-11	1-3	6-5	0-0	2	28
1-11	*MORRIS BROWN	32	2-11	0-5	4-4	0-0	6-1	0-1	1	8
1-14	*at N. Carolina	40	6-17	3-9	2-2	0-1	6-3	0-0	2	17
1-18	*VIRGINIA	40	5-13	1-3	2-4	1-4	8-2	0-3	1	13
1-21	*at Florida State	40	4-14	1-5	0-0	0-3	6-3	0-1	1	9
1-25	*MARYLAND	39	5-15	1-6	5-6	0-2	3-5	0-3	3	16
1-28	*WAKE FOREST	38	5-14	3-8	1-3	0-0	5-2	0-1	0	14
2-2	*at NC State	39	4-7	1-4	3-6	0-4	5-2	0-1	1	12
2-5	*GEORGIA TECH	39	6-13	1-2	5-6	0-1	6-1	0-1	2	18
2-9	*at Duke	38	5-12	0-1	1-2	1-4	5-4	0-2	3	11
2-12	*at S. Carolina	39	5-15	3-5	8-8	0-2	3-4	0-0	3	21
2-15	*N. CAROLINA	40	9-17	3-4	4-7	0-5	2-4	0-1	0	25
2-18	*at Virginia	40	11-23	3-6	7-10	2-8	4-3	0-2	2	32
2-22	*FLORIDA ST	38	9-16	2-3	9-11	1-3	6-1	0-1	2	29
2-25	*at Maryland	34	5-16	1-5	0-0	2-4	5-4	0-4	1	11
3-1	*at Wake Forest	40	10-29	1-4	6-8	2-4	2-1	0-1	1	27
3-5	*NC State	39	7-20	1-3	6-6	1-5	6-5	0-4	3	21
3-8	*at Georgia Tech	40	2-15	1-1	2-3	2-8	8-3	0-0	3	7
3-13	*Florida St (ACC)	39	3-18	0-6	5-7	3-6	10-4	0-1	3	11
Totals		1077	165-428	44-120	122-165	22-104	161-79	3-38	44	496
		(38.5)	(.386)	(.367)	(.740)	(3.7)				(17.7)

Edward Scott Career Stats
Year	GP-GS	Min/Avg	FG-FA	Pct	3FG-FA	Pct	FT-FA	Pct	OR/Reb/Avg	AST-T	B-ST	Pf-D	Pts-Avg
1999-00	24-21	789/32.9	51-164	.311	32-98	.327	21-28	.750	9/79/3.3	69-53	2-28	68-1	155-6.5
2000-01	30-29	1000/33.3	79-202	.391	15-71	.211	46-56	.821	13/103/3.4	127-74	0-21	66-0	219-7.3
2001-02	30-30	1105/36.8	134-331	.405	30-98	.306	58-86	.674	37/147/4.9	238-109	2-44	65-0	356-11.9
2002-03	28-28	1077/38.5	165-428	.386	44-120	.367	122-165	.739	22/104/3.7	161-79	3-38	44-0	496-17.7
Totals	112-109	3971/35.5	429-1125	.381	121-387	.313	247-335	.737	81/433/3.9	595/315	9-131	243-1	1226-10.9