2   Darius Graham
Darius Graham

Class:
Freshman

Hometown:
Sacramento, Calif.

High School:
Sacramento HS '12

Height / Weight:
5-10 / 180

Position:
G

Major:
Undeclared


03/22/2013

2012-13 Season in Review

This year's squad posts UC Davis' most successful season as a Division I program

01/04/2013

Pacific Visits The Pavilion in Aggies' Big West Home Opener

UC Davis seeks its third home victory over the Tigers in the last four seasons

12/28/2012

Aggies Begin Big West Action Against Anteaters

UC Davis will face UC Irvine in Saturday evening's conference-opener

12/16/2012

UC Davis Hosts Eastern Washington Monday Night

Aggies will face the Eagles in their final home game of 2012

12/15/2012

Adenrele Leads UC Davis at Stanford

Sophomore forward scores a career-high 23 points against the Cardinal

SACRAMENTO HS ' 12:Averaged 10 pts, 3 rebs, 6 assists and 2 steals per game during his senior season for the Dragons... Had nearly identical statistics as a junior after playing on Sacramento HS team that made NorCal Regional finals in 2010... Named to All-Metro Conference first team and was All-Sac Metro honorable mention... Poured in 28 points against Pasadena HS, had 22 vs. Kennedy HS and added 20 in win over Johnson HS to help highlight senior season... Dished a season-high 7 assists against Rosemont HS... Had 6 assists in at least 10 games as a junior and 3 times had 4 steals... Earned honor roll accolades every quarter and graduated Magna Cum Laude.

PERSONAL: Born in Sacramento, Calif.... Has not declared a major... Parents are Sebastian and Darlene Graham... Favorite facility he's played in is Sacramento's Sleep Train Pavilion... Before every game he kisses his hands, touches his shoes where his grandfather's name is and points up to the sky to him... Would play badminton at UC Davis if not for basketball... Best players he faced were "everyone I went head to head against daily at Sac High."... His father, who played football, is both his sports and non-sports hero... If he could change anything about his sport, it'd be "to take everyone 6-5 and above out."