First-team All-Horizon League selection...second straight year as a first-team all-league selection becoming first player in school history to gain honors in consecutive years...scored 584 points while grabbing 221 rebounds and dishing out 92 assists...averaged 18.8 points and 7.1 rebounds a contest...was 189-of-436 from the field (43.3 percent)...was 65-of-172 from beyond the 3-point arc (37.8 percent)...was 141-of-182 from the free-throw line (77.5 percent)...had 42 steals and 10 blocks...started and played in a school-record 31 games...set a school record for minutes played at 1,105 - an average of 35.6 per contest...led the Horizon League in scoring during league play with 315 points, an average of 19.7 per game...first player since Loyola's Keith Gailes (1989-90 and 1990-91) to lead the league in consecutive seasons during conference play...was second in the league in overall scoring behind Wright State's DaShaun Wood...finished fourth in rebounding average...was sixth in steals and seventh in assists...ranked fourth in 3-pointers made per game...placed third in minutes played...141 free-throws made were fourth most in school history...182 free-throw attempts were sixth most...65 3-pointers made were second most and 172 attempts were third most...scored in double figures in 27 games...scored at least 20 points on 14 occasions...had 30-plus points three times...scored a career-best 37 points in school's first-ever win over UIC...was 13-of-15 from the field, 8-of-9 from the 3-point range and 3-of-5 from the free-throw line against the Flames...also had 10 rebounds and seven assists in the game...in next home game had 36 points versus Detroit...was 12-of-18 from the field, 8-of-12 from 3-point range and 4-of-6 from the free-throw line...eight 3-pointers made in each game were the second most in a single game in school history...in regular-season home finale had 35 points and 11 rebounds versus Wright State on Senior Night...was 10-of-18 from the field, 4-of-10 from 3-point land and 11-of-12 from the free-throw line...scored 27 against Canisius, making five threes in the game...had 25 in season opener versus Central Michigan...finished with 25 at Robert Morris going 10-of-12 from the line...had 23 at Duquesne and at Loyola...had 22 points versus UW-Milwaukee, Cleveland State at Michigan State and at Wright State...had 20 in wins over Loyola and Eastern Kentucky...high of seven assists came against UIC and at James Madison...had six assists against Lock Haven...had at least four assists on 11 occasions...blocked two shots against Slippery Rock and UIC...had four steals in wins over Loyola and Cleveland State...attempted double figures in free throws five times...attempted double figures in shots in all but three games...high of 25 attempts came at home against UW-Green Bay...most shot attempts in a game by a YSU player since Reggie Kemp (27 versus The Citadel) on Jan. 31, 1991...played his 100th game versus UWGB and started 100th game against Eastern Kentucky...finished with six double-doubles...first player to score six times...led team in assists on 14 occasions...led team in rebounding 15 times...was the leading scorer in 18 contests...played all 40 minutes three times (UIC, Wright State and Detroit in the league tournament)...in last five home games, scored 147 points, averaging 29.4 a contest...was 49-of-77 from the field (63.6 percent) and 26-of-41 from the 3-point line (63.4 percent)...drained a 3-pointer in final 14 games...made at least four treys, eight times...served as a team captain...earned his fourth letter.

2005-06 | Junior
First-team All-Horizon League selection...was YSU's initial first-team selection since joining the league in 2001-02...scored 538 points and grabbed 233 rebounds...was first Penguin since Reggie Kemp in 1989-90 to score more than 500 points and grab over 200 rebounds in a year...point total was the fourth-best since YSU jumped to the Division I ranks in 1981-82...averaged 19.2 points and 8.3 rebounds per game...average points were most since Kemp's 20.1 points per game in 1990-91...average rebounds were most since Jerome Sims' 9.2 in 1992-93...had 72 assists, 34 steals and 11 blocked shots...played a total of 1,034 minutes, averaging 36.9 per contest...minutes played were third most in a single season in school history...played every minute on six occasions...had a high of 45 minutes against Loyola in final home game...was 189-of-381 from the field (49.6 percent)...was 50-of-134 from 3-point range (37.3 percent)...made 110-of-149 free-throw attempts (73.8 percent)...led the league in scoring for all games averaging 19.2 points per game...led the league in rebounding for all games averaging 8.3 rebounds per game...just second player ever to lead conference in both categories in the same year...Evansville's Pierre Casebier in 1991-92 was the other...ranked 39th in the NCAA in points per game average...was 15th among non-seniors...was eighth in the HL in field-goal percentage and ninth in 3-pointers made...in 16 league games, led the conference averaging 20.2 points, scoring 323...had a league-best 133 rebounds, an average of 8.3 per game...just the third player in league history to lead in both categories during conference play in the same year...joins Loyola's Javan Goodman (1998-99) and Wayne Stappleton (1981-82) in accomplishing the dual stat title...shot 50.7 in league games -- fifth-best in the conference...had a league-high 10 double-doubles...his 10 double-doubles were the most by Penguin since Sims' 16 in 1991-92...had double figures in points in 27 of 28 games...low for the year was nine against Cleveland State...scored 20-plus points on 11 occasions...scored his 1,000th career point at UW-Milwaukee on Feb. 9...became just the fifth individual to score 30 points in three consecutive games in school history and first since Jeff Covington in February 1978...had 33 points at UIC, 32 at Loyola and 31 versus UW-Green Bay in succession...against the Flames was 11-of-23 from the field, had two 3-pointers, was 9-of-10 from the line and grabbed eight rebounds...against the Ramblers was 12-of-16 from the field, had three 3-pointers and was 5-of-7 from the free-throw line with 10 rebounds...versus UWGB was 12-of-15, had three 3-pointers, was 4-of-4 from the line and had six boards...also had 29 at Butler and 29 versus Kent State...was 10-of-13 from the field and 9-of-10 from the line versus Kent...finished with 27 in win at Cleveland State...also had 23 and 22 points in final two games with Loyola...in three games against the Ramblers had 77 points...had 24 in victory over James Madison...finished with 22 at UWGB...had 18 points and 11 rebounds playing against brother at Marshall in December...blocked Markel on a shot attempt at the rim...scored 74 points in final three games...made a 3-pointer in 23 games...attempted double figures in field goals in 25 contests...converted double figures in field goals six times...made a high of 12 free throws (on 14 attempts) against James Madison...four times had double figure free-throw attempts...fifth most in a game in the Division I era...had 11 double-digit rebounding games...grabbed a career-best 15 boards at Butler...also grabbed 14 at home against the Bulldogs...had seven assists in home finale versus Loyola...also had six versus UW-Green Bay...had a season-high three blocked shots at Siena...picked up four steals at home against the Phoenix...led team in scoring on 16 occasions...led team in rebounding 22 times...also led in assists five times...was the first Guin to score in a game on 10 occasions...had a team-high 19 dunks...was a team captain...earned his third letter.

2004-05 | Sophomore
Played and started all 28 games…was the only Penguin to start every game for the year…played an impressive 997 minutes averaging 35.6 per contest…finished third in the Horizon League in minutes played per game…scored a team-high 402 points grabbing a team-best 150 rebounds…averaged 14.4 points and 5.4 rebounds per game…ranked eighth in the league in points scored per game…made 147-of-331 field-goal attempts (44.4 percent)…was 39-of-113 from behind the 3-point line (34.5 percent)…was 69-of-95 from the free-throw line (72.6 percent)…had 51 assists, 39 steals and blocked 14 shots…ranked 10th in the conference in steals per game (1.39)…scored in double figures in 25 of 28 games…scored in double digits the first 14 games of the season…that was the best streak to start a season since Dave Zeigler in 1978-79 (17 games)…had double figures in 15 of 16 Horizon League outings…made 27 of his 39 3-pointers in league play…shot 46.5 percent in Horizon League contests (87-of-187)…had 22 points on 9-of-16 shooting and grabbed six rebounds at Loyola in Horizon League Tournament...had a career-high 26 points and seven rebounds in home victory over Loyola...was 9-of-15 from the field...scored 20 points in regular-season game at Loyola...in three games against Loyola, averaged 22.7 points and 6.0 rebounds...scored a total of 68 points against the Ramblers...scored 21 points and had seven rebounds against Slippery Rock...had 18 points and nine rebounds at UIC...scored 18 points and had six rebounds against Wright State...had 17 points at home against Cleveland State...made a career-high four 3-pointers against the Raiders...scored 16 points four times -- Lock Haven, Bowling Green, at UW-Milwaukee and at Duquesne...in two games at the SMS Price Cutter classic scored 30 points and grabbed 12 rebounds...had 15 points and eight rebounds against Southeastern Louisiana and 15 points and four boards against Missouri State...also had 15 points at Butler...scored 14 points on three occasions -- at Wright State, against St. Francis (Pa.) and in home win over Detroit...had 13 points against UW-Green Bay...had 12 points and eight rebounds against Boston U...had 12 points and nine rebounds at Cleveland State...also scored 12 points at UW-Green Bay...had 11 points against Butler and UIC...scored 10 at Detroit and 10 against Siena...did not score in double figures against UW-Milwaukee, at IPFW and against Eastern Michigan...did score nine against EMU...played all 40 minutes at Cleveland State, at Butler and at UIC…played more than 30 minutes in all but two games…had four 20-plus point contests…scored at least 15 points on 12 occasions...made 3-pointers in each of the final 12 games…was 25-of-54 (46.3 percent) from behind the 3-point line from Jan. 19 to the end of the season...attempted double figures in shots on 20 occasions…had a season-high 18 attempts against St. Francis (Pa.)…led the team in rebounding 14 times,  scoring 13 times and assists 10...had a season-high four steals against Cleveland State…also had three on four occasions…had three-or-more assists in seven games…dished out a season-high five at Cleveland State and had four versus Detroit and at UW-Green Bay…blocked two shots on three occasions...his total minutes played ranked third in single season in school history...his average of 35.6 minutes per game were the most by a Penguin since Ryan Patton in 2000-01 and second most since the 1986-87 campaign...he is the first YSU player with 400 points and 150 rebounds in same year since Reggie Kemp in 1992-93 (413-151)...earned his second letter.

2003-04 | Freshman
Played in 27 games and made 17 appearances in the starting lineup...started 15 of the last 16 games...only game he did not start during that time was Senior Night against Detroit...played 553 minutes on the season, averaging 20.5 per contest...finished fourth on the team in scoring with 183 points, averaging 6.8 per game...made 61-of-157 field goal attempts...converted 11-of-32 3-point attempts (34.4 percent)...second on the team in free-throw percentage at 75.8...made 50-of-66 shots from foul line...grabbed 70 rebounds on the year averaging 2.6 per contest...had 38 assists...second on the team with 11 blocked shots...recorded 22 steals...did not play at Pittsburgh - the only game he missed in his first season...first career start was against Slippery Rock...started 12 of the Penguins’ 16 league games and started at Butler in the league tournament opener...had a season-high 17 points at Boston U...scored 15 points at home against Slippery Rock and at Butler in the regular season...scored 10 points against Oakland...scored in 25 of 27 games...averaged 9.5 points in the final six games of the year...scored at least eight points on 13 occasions...grabbed a season-best seven rebounds at Bowling Green...had five boards at UW-Green Bay and against St. Francis (Pa.)...grabbed four rebounds on five occasions...had season-high six field-goals made at Boston and at Butler...took 11 shots twice, at Boston U and against UW-Green Bay...attempted 10 shots at Bowling Green...made two 3-pointers on four occasions...converted treys in seven contests...attempted season-high four 3-pointers at Boston U...made 23 of his first 26 free-throw attempts...was 7-of-8 against Slippery Rock...was 6-of-8 from the line against UMKC...had four assists against Slippery Rock and Buffalo...had assists in 20 of 27 games...had three assists on three occasions...blocked two shots against St. Francis (Pa.) and at UW-Green Bay...had three steals against Slippery Rock and at Cleveland State...played more than 30 minutes four times...logged a season-best 33 minutes at Illinois-Chicago...earned his first letter.

High School
Was a candidate for Georgia Mr. Basketball his senior season averaging 23 points, seven rebounds and five assists per game...ranked as the No. 8 senior in the state of Georgia by Youth Prep Stars...was a second-team all-state and third-team all-state honors from various outlets...was a first-team all-region and all-conference selection ...named the Class 5A/Region 2 Player of the Year...Stockbridge made the state tournament for the first time since 1993...scored 30 points, grabbed eight rebounds and had four assists in a first-round state tournament 60-56 win over Coffee High School...lost 59-56 to Savannah in the Class 5A State Quarterfinals...finished the season 20-10...team's leading scorer...had 10 25-plus scoring contests...set record for most points in a single game...three-time Henry Country Player of the Year...third-team all-state selection as a junior...coach was Mark Andrews.

Personal
Parents are Mark Humphrey and Sabrina Mitchell...his brother, Markel, is a member of the Marshall basketball team...born Nov. 11, 1984...major is Sociology...born in Fort Bragg, N.C.