| Andre Walker |
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 | Class: Freshman
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 | Hometown: Flossmoor, Ill.
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 | High School: Brewster Acad. (N.H.)/Homewood-Flossmoor
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 | Height / Weight: 6-8 / 214
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 | Position: F
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| Year |
G-GS |
Min/Avg |
FG-A |
Pct. |
3FG-A |
Pct. |
FT-A |
Pct. |
Reb-RPG |
A |
T |
B |
S |
Pts-PPG |
| 2007-08 |
34-0 |
381/11.2 |
30-78 |
.385 |
2-10 |
.200 |
19-35 |
.543 |
68-2.0 |
36 |
26 |
11 |
9 |
81-2.4 |
| Career |
34-0 |
381/11.2 |
30-78 |
.385 |
2-10 |
.200 |
19-35 |
.543 |
68-2.0 |
36 |
26 |
11 |
9 |
81-2.4 |
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General:
Owns great range from the perimeter and solid ball handling skills.
Brewster Academy (N.H.):
A foot injury cut short his lone season at the New Hampshire preparatory school.
Homewood-Flossmoor High School (Ill.):
Averaged 15 points, 8.2 rebounds and 2.6 assists as a senior 2006 ... Named one of the most complete players in Chicago by the Chicago Tribune and helped lead the Vikings to the Illinois Class 2A sectionals in both his junior and senior seasons ... Named First Team All-State by the Illinois Basketball Coaches Association and the Chicago Sun Times ... Named a McDonald's All-American nominee.. Selected to compete in the Illinois-Missouri All-Star game ... Named First Team All-Area in 2006 and Second Team All-Area in 2005 ... In summer 2005, Walker was a member of a Chicago Ferrari squad that won the 17-and-under AAU National Championship ... Broke the Illinois state record for most points scored in a half with 26 points during a contest at the Proviso West Christmas Tournament. Previous record of 23 points was held by Isaiah Thomas who played at St. Joseph High School in Westchester ... Coached by Roy Condotti and Jim McLaughlin.
Personal:
Andre Medart Walker, Jr. ... Born March 9, 1988...Son of Andre, Sr., and Jane Walker...Has one brother, Travis Duncan...Intended major is Economics...Advice to youngsters: "Work hard and never take anything for granted because you never know when life can be taken away from you." ... Chose Vanderbilt over Illinois, Arizona State, Creighton, Seton Hall, Southern Illinois, Loyola, San Diego State, Cal, and Nevada.