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====== David Diggs #33 ======
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**Position:** Guard\\
**Height:** 6'4"\\
**Weight:** 215\\
**Born:** October 16, 1979\\
**Hometown:** Dayton, Ohio\\
**High School:** Claymont Northmont H.S.\\

===== High School Career =====
Four-year starter at Northmont High School ... Northmont's career scoring (1,712 points) and three-point field goal percentage leader ... Led the Greater Miami Valley Conference in scoring as a sophomore, junior and senior ... An all-conference selection in each of those seasons ... Leading scorer in the Dayton area as a senior with a 25.3 ppg average ... Was named to the Dayton Daily News' all-area team three times ... A three-time All-District 9 honoree and was the District Player of the Year in 1998 ... An All-Ohio third team honoree following his senior season ... Averaged 24.1 points and 8.9 rebounds as a junior ... Coached by Jim Brown ... Graduated 20th in his high school class of 386 with a 3.9 grade point average ... Four-year member of the National Honor Society.
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===== Marquette Career =====
^ season  ^  GP-GS^  Min^  Avg^  FG-A  ^  FG%^  3FG-A  ^  3P%^  FT-A  ^  FT%^  OR^  DR^  Reb^  Ast^  Stl^  Blk^  TO^  PF^  Pts^  Avg^  
|[[1998|1998-99]]  |  23- 1|  191|  8.3|  31- 68|  .456|  15- 33|  .455|  15-27|  .556|  3|  14|  17|  6|  5|  0|  9|  15|  92|  4.0| 
|[[1999|1999-00]]  |  28- 0|  319|  11.4|  20- 72|  .278|  6- 40|  .225|  4- 6|  .667|  10|  27|  37|  16|  6|  0|  11|  26|  53|  1.9| 
|[[2000|2000-01]]  |  14- 0|  47|  3.6|  3- 10|  .300|  2- 5|  .400|  1- 2|  .500|  0|  8|  8|  2|  2|  0|  4|  2|  9|  0.6| 
|[[2001|2001-02]]  |  30- 0|  287|  9.6|  29- 69|  .420|  23-50|  .460|  13-17|  .765|  15|  29|  44|  20|  9|  0|  10|  17|  94|  3.1|  
|**Totals**  |  **95- 1**|  **844**|  **8.9**|  **83-219**|  **.379**|  **49-128**|  .383|  **33-52**|  **.625**|  **28**|  **78**|  **106**|  **44**|  **22**|  **0**|  **34**|  **60**|  **248**|  **2.6**|

Concluded his career by playing in 94 games ... Had eight double-figure scoring games to his credit.

=== 2001-02 ===
 Ended the year by seeing action as a reserve in 29 of MU's 33 contests ... Good effort during the C-USA Tournament, scoring six points in games vs. Louisville (Mar. 7) and Houston (Mar. 8) ... Hit three of four from the field en route to eight points, his third-highest total of the year and high mark for a league game, and grabbed a season-high tying four rebounds vs. DePaul (Mar. 1) ... Averaged 9.8 minutes per stint ... Scored all three of his points from the charity stripe vs. Charlotte (Feb. 19) ... Hit a trey in his second straight contest and totaled three points vs. Louisville (Feb. 16) ... Recorded a three-point goal en route to five points at Southern Miss (Feb. 9) ... Hit a three-pointer and finished with three points, three rebounds and a steal at Saint Louis (Jan. 26) ... Hit a trey, en route to three points, and grabbed two rebounds against Louisville (Jan. 9) ... Had three-point field goals in 16 contests ... Played a season-long 20 minutes vs. Wake Forest (Dec. 29) and registered a trey en route to finishing with three points ... Played a spirited second half against Wisconsin (Dec. 22), recording all 10 of his points (second double-figure scoring performance of the year) during the final 20 minutes of play ... Finished the UW game knocking down four-of-six from the floor (all in the second half) including both of his three-point field goal attempts ... Also grabbed a season-best four boards against Wisconsin ... Played 19 minutes and hit two-of-three trey attempts and finished with six points against Fordham (Dec. 8) ... Scored five points vs. Sam Houston State (Dec. 1) ... Tied career high with 15 points (career-high 5 3pters) against Gonzaga, earning him Player of the Game honors ... Scored in 20 games ... 15 minutes vs. Texas Southern -- grabbed three rebounds and doled out season-best three assists 

=== 2000-01 ===
 Brought home his third letter after seeing action as a reserve in 14 games ... Longest stints of the year were a pair of eight-minute outings vs. Cal State Northridge (12/2) and Arkansas Little Rock (12/8, 2 pts., 2 rebs.) ... Recorded three-point field goals in games vs. Western Carolina (12/20) and Charlotte (3/3) ... Grabbed a season-high three rebounds vs. Minnesota (12/7)
=== 1999-2000 ===
 Earned second letter after seeing action as a reserve in 28 contests ... Averaged 11.4 minutes per outing ... Came up with five points and a career-best eight rebounds (all on the defensive end) in 17 minutes, tying second-longest stint of the year, against UNC Charlotte (Jan. 19) ... Finished with three rebounds, along with two assists, in 15 minutes vs. DePaul (Jan. 12) ... Scored in 15 games and had rebounds to his credit in 16 contests ... Tied his season high with two three-pointers and six points in Xavier contest (Jan. 2) ... Was 3-5 from the field, finishing with six points, and had four rebounds against Coppin State (Dec. 29) ... Three of those boards vs. Coppin State were offensive, marking a career best ... Tied his season high with six points versus Dayton (Dec. 7) while playing a season-long 19 minutes ... Six points on two three-pointers against Western Michigan (Dec. 3) 

=== 1998-99 ===
 Played 23 games and made one start ... Was hampered much of season due to a strained left thigh muscle ... Missed five straight games in mid-to late-February due to a strained right hamstring ... Made his first career start and played season-high 25 minutes versus Louisville (Jan. 13) ... Reached double-figures in his first four appearances ... Also scored in double-figures in back-to-back games in early January ... Scored season-best 15 points in collegiate debut at Boston College (Nov. 14) ... Made a three pointer in eight games 

=== All-Time Career Rankings ===
  *8th, Three Point Field Goal Percentage (min. 200 att.) (38.3%)

=== All-Time Single Game Rankings ===
  *1st, Three Point Field Goal Percentage (tied with three others), 100% (5-5) vs. Gonzaga (November 24, 2001)

== All-Time Senior Season Rankings ==
  *4th, Three Point Field Goal Percentage (min. 50 att.) (46%)

=== Career Highs ===
FG\\
5 vs. Gonzaga - Nov. 24, 2001\\
5 vs. Oklahoma State - Nov. 19, 1998\\
5 vs. Morgan State - Nov. 16, 1998\\
5 vs. Boston College - Nov. 14, 1998\\
FGA 10 vs. Morgan State - Nov. 16, 1998\\
FG% 1.000% (5-5) vs. Gonzaga - Nov. 24, 2001
3FG 5 vs. Gonzaga - Nov. 24, 2001\\
3FGA 5 vs. Gonzaga - Nov. 24, 2001 5 vs. Morgan State - Nov. 16, 1998\\
3FG% 1.000% (5-5) vs. Gonzaga - Nov. 24, 2001\\
FT 4 vs. Dayton - Nov. 28, 1998\\
FTA 8 vs. Dayton - Nov. 28, 1998\\
FT% 50.0% (4-8) vs. Dayton - Nov. 28, 1998\\
Off. Reb. 3 vs. Coppin State - Dec. 29, 1999\\
Def. Reb. 8 vs. UNC Charlotte - Jan. 19, 2000\\
Tot. Reb. 8 vs. UNC Charlotte - Jan. 19, 2000\\
Assists 3 vs. Morris Brown - Jan. 2, 2002 3 vs. Texas Southern - Nov. 30, 2001\\
Steals 1, on 25 occasions\\
Minutes 25 vs. Louisville - Jan. 13, 1999\\
Points 15 vs. Gonzaga - Nov. 24, 2001 15 vs. Boston College - Nov. 14, 1998\\

=== Accolades ===
  *1998-99 Conference USA Commissioner's Honor Roll
  *1999-2000 Conference USA Commissioner's Honor Roll
  *2000-01 Conference USA Commissioner's Honor Roll
  *2001-02  Conference USA Commissioner's Honor Roll
====== Personal Notes: ======
 Only child of Hugo and Sharon Diggs... Majored in computer engineering.