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Jersey Number 31
Bryan Palmer
- Height:
- 6-10
- Weight:
- 205
- Class:
- Junior
- Hometown:
- Shrewsbury, Pa.
- High School:
- Susquehannock
Played in 12 games last season and his freshman year . . . Was redshirted during 1983-84 season . . . Used last year as backup for Derrick Lewis and Terry Long . . . Driesell said he could be a valuable backup center this year where help is important and needed . . . Had 2 points his first year and 13 last season, with 1 1 coming on free throws as he hit on 1 1 of 13 .. . Had 10 rebounds ... He came to Maryland from Susquehannock High where as the team's center in his senior year averaged 20.6 points per game, hitting a strong 68 percent of his field goals . . . He was MVP at the Susquehannock Christmas Tournament . . . Voted Player of the Year by the Daily Record . . . H it 7 1 % of his free throws and had a game high of 40 points in high school . . . On District HI champions his senior year as Susquehannock won its first championship . . . Played in the Dapper Dan Classic and was a member of the U.S. team that played and defeated Israel in the Israel Classic ... A member of the National Honor Society while graduating fourth in his class ... In College of Engineering.
HIGH SCHOOL COACH: Terry Rynearson
DATE OF BIRTH: September 13, 1964 in York, Pennsylvania
HIGH SCHOOL COACH: Terry Rynearson
DATE OF BIRTH: September 13, 1964 in York, Pennsylvania
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Saturday, March 14
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