#2007 HOUSTON ROCKETS ROSTER SERIES#
#2007 HOUSTON ROCKETS ROSTER FREE#

Roddy made his impact on the CSU record book, both single season and career rankings. The Rams made their first appearance in the NCAA Men's Basketball Championship since 2013, earning the highest seed in program history at No.

#2007 HOUSTON ROCKETS ROSTER FREE#

For the season, CSU led in scoring offense, scoring margin, field goal percentage, free throw percentage, turnover margin and assist-to-turnover ratio. The Rams were 14-1 at home this year, playing in front of a school-record five consecutive sellouts to end the regular season and a Mountain West era record for attendance.

Roddy was one of the leaders for a CSU squad that recorded 25 wins in the regular season, tied for the third most in a single season, while the 14 conference wins ties the school record set by last year's team. He was also named to the Mountain West Championship All-Tournament team for his play in CSU's two contests.

#2007 HOUSTON ROCKETS ROSTER SERIES#

Recently, he had a game-high 23 points, four rebounds and two assists in a home win over league champion Boise State to sweep the season series with the Broncos. He scored in double figures in 17 of 18 league games, including nine of 20 or more. He had a high of 31 points on 10-of-14 shooting from the field along with nine rebounds and three steals in the win at New Mexico in his first game in The Pit. In league play, he was sixth in scoring at 19.06 points per game, fifth in rebounding at 7.61, first in field goal percentage at 56.6 percent from the floor and 12 th with 3.06 assists per contest. During that tournament he had two 30+ point games, including a career-high 36 against Creighton. He had seven double-doubles on the year and was named the USVI Paradise Jam MVP after averaging 31.0 points per game in leading CSU to the title with wins over Bradley, Creighton and Northeastern. He became the 31 st player in CSU history to reach 1,000 career points and is currently ninth with 1,406 points. He was also 13 th with 2.9 assists per game, eighth in blocks at 1.1 and 17 th in minutes at 32.7 per contest. Also a finalist for the Wooden and Malone awards, the Minneapolis, Minn., native finished third in the league in conference scoring at 19.2 points per game, sixth in rebounding at 7.6 and first in field goal percentage at 57.1 percent. Just the third conference player of the year pick in CSU history joining Gian Clavell (2017-MW) and Mike Mitchell (1990-WAC), Roddy earned the consensus honors from both the media and the coaches' separate selections. The fifth CSU player ever to be recognized as an All-American having been named to Sports Illustrated's third team and Honorable Mention All-American by the Associated Press and US Basketball Writers Association, Roddy was named the Mountain West Player of the Year by the league's coaches and media in two separate polls. He joins Bill Green (1963, Boston Celtics, 8 th pick) and Jason Smith (2007, Miami Heat, 20 th pick) as first-round selections while becoming the 24 th Ram ever selected in the draft and the first since Colton Iverson was taken by the Indiana Pacers in 2013. – Colorado State forward David Roddy became the third Ram ever drafted in the first round of the NBA/ABA Draft, as the Minneapolis native was taken 23rd by the Philadelphia 76ers Thursday night and traded immediately to the Memphis Grizzlies.

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