Davenport University Athletics

CAREER ALL-TIME RANKINGS (through 2021-22):
3-point FG percentage: 3rd (.420)
3-point field goals made: 7th (118)
Minutes average: 10th (27.7)

2021-22 (R-Sr.) (Davenport): Played in 30 of the team's 31 games, 23 of which came as a starter...set new career highs in games played, games started (only two starts prior to this season), minutes per game (31.1), field goals made (159), field goals attempted (342), field goal percentage (46.5), three-pointers made (83), three-pointers attempted (201), free throws made (33), free throws attempted (43), total rebounds (86), rebounds per game (2.9), assists (77), steals (28), total points (434), and points per game (14.5)...named GLIAC Tournament MVP after putting up a total of 69 points in the three games, or 23 per contest, including 22 at Ferris State, 19 against Saginaw Valley State and 28 in the finals against Northern Michigan...that 20-point performance against Northern marked the sixth 20-point performance of his career, all of which happened during the 2021-22 season...earned All-GLIAC honors for the first time in his career as he was voted to the Second Team by the conference's coaches...went off for a career high 37 points on Jan. 20 at Northern Michigan, which is tied for third in program history...joined Avery Hudson (32 points on Feb. 1, 2019) and Chris Rollins (35 on Feb. 20, 2021) as the only Panthers with a 30-point game in the program's Division II era...in the process, the Chicago native also set new personal bests for field goals made (14-for-20), which is tied for first in DU history, and three-pointers made with seven (7-for-12), which is tied for second in team history...scored 29 points the very next game, just two days later, at Michigan Tech...the fifth and sixth 20-point games of his season came with 25 on Jan. 29 against Parkside and 26 on Feb. 22 at Northwood...ranked 33rd and 38th in the country in three-pointers made and three-point field goal percentage (41.3 percent), respectively...was also 46th in the country in three-pointers attempted...among the GLIAC's leaders, was first in triples made, fourth in minutes (933), seventh in three-point field goal percentage, eighth in field goals made, and eighth in total points...named to the GLIAC All-Academic Excellence Team.

2020-21 (R-Sr.) (Davenport): Spent more than half the season recovering from an injury sustained during the 2019-20 season, but was still able to appear in seven games including the second start of his career Feb. 20 at Northern Michigan...scored 14 points against Grand Valley State on Feb. 16 and 11 on Feb. 12 against Michigan Tech...brought down five rebounds in the season finale at Northern Michigan on Feb. 21 and four at Lake Superior State on Feb. 6...notched a pair of steals in both games against Michigan Tech...averaged nearly three assists per game (2.7) in those seven games including three or more in all but two of them and four dimes in two games as well.

2019-20 (R-Jr.) (Davenport): Played in 12 games before suffering a season-ending foot injury after his first career start against Aquinas on Dec. 17... scored a career-high 16 points against both Olivet on Nov. 12 and Purdue Northwest on Dec. 5... those two efforts were part of five in which he scored at least 10 points... made a three-pointer in all but one of those 12 games played including a career-high four against both Purdue Northwest on Dec. 5 and Great Lakes Christian just five days later... was shooting a red-hot 48.1 percent from behind the arc (25-for-52) before the injury ended his season and that mark is good for first on the team... named to the GLIAC All-Academic Team.

2018-19 (Jr.) (Davenport): Redshirted.

2017-18 (So.) (Western Michigan): Played in 24 games as the backup point guard for the Broncos...recorded career-highs in free throws (3), free-throw attempts (5), assists (3) and steals (3) vs. Siena Heights on November 11...scored five points in the first half against Idaho on December 18...had at least one point in seven of the 24 games played.

2016-17 (Fr.) (Western Michigan): Appeared in all 32 games off the bench...served as the backup point guard...went 3/3 from 3-point range for nine points vs. Eastern Michigan on February 18...played a career-high 19 minutes and scored a career-high 10 points vs. Ohio on January 31...dished out three assists vs. Boise State on November 20.

High School: Prepped at Morgan Park High School...played for coach Nick Irvin...helped Morgan Park to back-to-back state championships as a freshman and sophomore...led team to a third-place finish as a junior...scored 34 points, including a state finals record 10 three-pointers on 19 attempts, in the 2015 Class 3A championship game against Rockford Lutheran...averaged 12 points and three assists per game as a senior...named honorable mention Chicago Sun-Times All-City Team as a senior.

Personal: Son of Howard and Darlene Randall...majoring in sport management...born on February 4...favorite movie is Juice.