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Vitals
Height:
6’11” (211cm)
Weight:
220lbs (100kg)
Position:
Power Forward (4) or Center (5)
Date of
Birth:
Passport:
Eurobasket
ID# 43124
Wingspan:
89"(226cm)
Outlook
Sylvester is known for his shot blocking and rebounding taking advantage of his
wingspan of 7'5" or 2.26 meters. He had the chance to study Dikembe
Mutumbo’s shot-blocking ability and loves to do the same; affect the game with
his defense. Sylvester is a left-hander who runs the court well and loves to
finish with a dunk on either the break or in the half court. A well-conditioned
athlete with endurance and speed, he lettered two years in cross country in
high school and led Georgia St’s basketball team with a 5:18 mile run. His long
arms have helped his defense and he has developed a “sky hook” a la Kareem
Abdul-Jabbar for his offensive game.
Pro Basketball Experience
2009-2010 Fukuoka Rizing, Japan (BJ League)
2008
2007-08
CABALLEROS
DE SINALOA (MEX-LNBP) 12.5ppg: 8.5rpg: 2.5bpg: FG%-54% 24 min.per game
2007
2007
2nd
round draft pick (12th overall)
2007
Korean
2007 Southern
2007
2006-2007
2006
Reales
De La Vega (
2006
Southern
2006
2005-2006 Birmingham Magicians (
2005-2006 TS Goppingen (GER-Oberliga): 6
games: 18.8 ppg
2005
2003-2004
through
NCAA
Career: In two years at
2004-05
Season: Morgan finished 13th in the nation with his 81 blocked shots and led
the Atlantic Sun Conference. Those 81 blocks were a new school record and the
sixth most ever in conference history. His 9 blocks in a game vs. Mercer broke
the school record that he had tied earlier in the season with seven vs.
Lipscomb. He had six blocks in a game four times. Morgan scored 16 points vs.
nationally ranked
single game
collegiate high
16 points
vs.
14 rebounds
vs. Mercer (
9 blocks
vs. Mercer (
2001-2002
through 2002-2003 Atlanta Metropolitan(Metro) College (GJCAA)
Sylvester
averaged 11 points and nine rebounds per game in 2002-2003 earning All GJCAA
All-Conference honors helping led his team to a national ranking as high as #5.
Best games included 22 point and 14 rebound game vs. Coastal Georgia and a
9 blocked shot game vs. top-10 ranked Okaloosa Walton (
Awards/Achievements
2007
2006
LIDOBA All Star Game & Slam Dunk Contest Champion (Reales de La Vega)
2006
2005
led NCAA Atlantic Sun Conference in blocked shots
2005
set
2005 set Georgia St.
record for most blocked shots in a single game -- 9 blocks vs. Mercer (Jan. 23,
2005)
2003
Scholar Award and Honor Roll member at
2003
GJCAA All-Conference Honorable Mention (
2003
“King of the
2003
Most Improved Award (