Nate Robinson

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Born: May 31, 1984

Height: 5-9 / 1,75

Weight: 180 lbs. / 81,6 kg.

College : Washington

College

First-Team All-Pac-10 as a sophomore and junior. . .Third Team Associated Press All-American as a junior. . .Finished collegiate career as Washington’s 18th all-time leading scorer (1,283 pts). . .Also ranked fourth in career 3PT FGM (127), sixth in assists (295) and third in steals (140). . .In three college seasons, averaged 14.4 ppg, 3.9 rpg, 3.3 apg and .457 shooting over 28.2 mpg in 89 games (66 starts). . .Led Huskies in scoring in all three of his collegiate seasons. . .Career .348 shooter from Downtown (127-365) and .793 from the line (264-333 FTA). . .Originally signed with Washington to play football before concentrating on basketball prior to sophomore year. . .2002-03: As a freshman, led Huskies in scoring with 13.0 ppg. . .Shot .462 from the field over 25.0 mpg in 23 games. . .Named to All-Pac-10 Freshman Team. . .Joined the team at conclusion of football season and started the season’s final 10 games. . .Had 17 double-digit point games, including season-high 20 vs. Arizona State, Feb 8, 2003. . .Led Huskies in scoring 11 times. . .Hauled in a career-high nine rebounds in just his seventh career game, vs. Southern California on Jan 4, 2003. . .2003-04: Paced Huskies in scoring with 13.2 ppg, shooting .447 from the field over 26.9 mpg in 31 games (21 starts). . .Shot a career-high .853 from the line (87-102 FTA). . .First Team All-Pac-10 selection. . .Had 21 double-figure scoring games. . .Led Huskies in scoring seven times, rebounds four times. . . Scored 23 second-half points (of 25 total) at Oregon State, Jan 17, 2004, including last-second three-pointer that forced OT in eventual win. . .Poured in a career-high 31 points (11-15 FGA, 3-4 from Downtown, 6-6 FTA) vs. Arizona, Jan 29, 2004. . . Had 27 points (9-15 FGA) in first-round NCAA tourney loss to UAB, March 19, 2004.