
Height: | 6-2 |
Weight: | 165 |
Year: | Sophomore |
Hometown: | Chesapeake, Va. |
High School: | Great Bridge |
Position: | Guard |
BRIANTE
WEBER - CAREER STATISTICS |
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Year | GP-GS | Min. |
FG-FGA |
Pct. |
3FG-ATT |
Pct. |
FT-FTA |
Pct. |
Off-Def-Tot |
Avg. |
PF-FO |
Ast. |
TO |
Blk. |
Stl. |
Pts.-Avg. |
2011-12
|
36-4
|
18.7 |
60-145
|
.414
|
9-36
|
.250
|
48-64
|
.750
|
27-79-106
|
2.9
|
71-0
|
59 | 46 | 8 | 77 |
177-4.9
|
Totals
|
36-4
|
18.7
|
60-145
|
.414
|
9-36
|
.250
|
48-64
|
.750
|
27-79-106
|
2.9
|
71-0
|
59
|
46
|
8
|
77
|
177-4.9
|
QUICK HITS:
· By far the loudest and most energetic
player on the team
· Set a program record with a recorded
vertical leap of 45 ½ inches
· Jay Bilas listed Weber as one of the top
defenders in the country entering the 2012-13 season
· Ideal fit for the HAVOC style of play
AS A FRESHMAN (2011-12):
The Basics:
· Weber appeared in all 36 games for the Rams
and played more minutes than any freshman on the team (18.7
mpg).
· He averaged 4.9 points and 2.9 rebounds and
recorded 2.1 steals per game.
Highlights:
· Recorded a steal in seven percent of
defensive possessions when he was on the floor, the highest rate in
the country. That’s the highest mark for any player
since 2002-03.
· Led the conference in steals per game at
2.1, which translates to nearly five steals per 40 minutes of
action.
· His 77 steals are the second-highest total
posted in a single season by a Ram. Only Rolando Lamb’s 88
thefts in 1984-85 rank higher.
· Weber and Darius Theus combined for 148
steals last season, the highest total for any set of teammates in
the country.
· Tallied a steal in 33 of the 36 games last
season.
· Scored in double-figures on four
occassions, including a career-high 13 points in a road victory at
Western Kentucky (11/23).
· Dished out four or more assists six times
in 2011-12.
Getting to Know
Briante
|
Son of LaSandra and Ricky
Wingate
|
Majoring in Computer
Science
|
Born on December 29,
1992
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PRIOR TO VCU:
· Named the All-Southeastern District
Defensive Player of the Year during his junior and senior seasons
at Great Bridge High School.
· During his senior year at Great Bridge,
Weber averaged 17 points, eight rebounds, five assists and four
steals per game.
· Three-star prospect who drew recruiting
interest from Virginia, Virginia Tech, Creighton and Old
Dominion.