Quakers Players Profiles: Frank Brown, 15, Senior Guard Forward, 6'6", 205 lbs.

For the rest of the season, Brown showed that he could be counted on in clutch situations. In a hard-fought loss against Villanova, Brown poured in 14 points on 7-for-14 shooting from the field. For the season, the senior showed a pure shooter's touch, connecting on 45 percent of his field goal attempts and a scorching 12-of-26 from three-point land. His 46.2 percent mark from downtown was the Red and Blue's best. This season, Brown will have to prove that last year's showing was not a one-time flash, as he is a 39 percent field goal shooter and a 30 percent three-point shooter for his career. Brown also showed last season that he could crash the boards. He pulled down a season-high eight rebounds against the Wildcats and averaged 8.2 rebounds per 40 minutes. But his best performance was easily against Kansas. Brown's 17 points were not just a career high, they came on 7-for-9 shooting from the field, 3-for-4 from beyond the arc. Brown will be able to play this season because he successfully petitioned for an extra year of eligibility after injuring his knee, which sidelined him for the 1996-97 season after playing just 13 minutes against Lehigh.