Statistics
- 2003–2004 (High school – Senior)
- 21.2 points per game
- 9.2 rebounds per game
- 3.7 blocks per game
- 2004–2005 (UConn – Freshman)
- 11.4 points per game
- 5.4 rebounds per game
- 1.5 assists per game
- 1.9 blocks per game
- 2005–2006 (UConn – Sophomore)
- 15.2 points per game
- 6.4 rebounds per game
- 2.1 assists per game
- 1.6 blocks per game
NBA career highs
- Points: 41 @ Miami 12/13/09
- Field goals made: 15 @ Miami 12/13/09
- Field goals attempted: 28 (2 times)
- Three point field goals made: 5 vs. Phoenix 04/08/08
- Three point field goals attempted: 10 (2 times)
- Free throws made: 11 @ L.A. Clippers 11/07/09
- Free throws attempted: 13 @ L.A. Clippers 11/07/09
- Offensive rebounds: 7 vs. Sacramento 02/20/09
- Defensive rebounds: 11 (2 times)
- Total rebounds: 13 (3 times)
- Assists: 7 @ Minnesota 02/02/11
- Steals: 5 (5 times)
- Blocks: 6 vs. L.A. Lakers 11/30/10
- Minutes played: 52 (2 times)
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