- Tickets
Season tickets now are on sale for the upcoming 2012 Northwestern football season with SEVEN games at Ryan Field! Call 888-GO-PURPLE for more information. (read more)
-
- Sports
Northwestern fields 19 intercollegiate athletic teams (8 men's and 11 women's).
-
- Schedules
Check out when the Wildcats will be ON THE AIR with this easy to reference broadcast schedule! (view now)
-
- Athletics
Your gift today to Northwestern Athletics helps ensure the success of student-athletes who strive to perform at the highest levels. Make a gift now to the Wildcat Fund! (read more)
- Athletic Communications
- Athletics Staff Directory
- Academic Rating
- Academic Services
- Athletic Director Jim Phillips
-
- Fan Zone
Complete listing of all upcoming sporting events.
-
- Recruiting
Visit our Recruiting Contact database to let our coaches know YOU want to be a Wildcat! (read more) -
- Multimedia
Everything you need as a fan. Headlines, scores, video, photo galleries and more. Download Here
-
- Facilities
Ryan Field was named the 2000 College Football "Field of the Year" by the Sports Turf Managers Association. (read more)
-
- Shop
View a gallery featuring the most popular photos in the entire store. 1,000s of images available. Shop Now!
-
On The All-Time Lists 2001-02: Starter in every game but Chicago State, which he missed due to injury Led team, tied for ninth overall in Big Ten with 3.61 assists per game (3.44/9th in conference) His 101 assists are tied for ninth on NUs single-season list Drayton is just the second NU player to have back-to-back seasons with at least 100 assists (Patrick Baldwin, 136 in 1993 and 154 in 1994) Second on team, seventh overall in Big Ten with 1.61 steals per game (1.38/t-10th in conference) Led team, sixth overall in Big Ten with a 1.84 assist/turnover ratio (2.39/3rd in conference) Had 10 games with five or more assists this season Did not have an assist at Wisconsin (2/9), vs. Illinois (2/23), or at Minnesota (2/27). Only games this season that has happened Had six rebounds, five assists (0 turnovers), two steals and a blocked shot at Indiana (3/2) Had six points, five assists at Penn State (2/16) 19 assists, 4 turnovers in four games prior to Wisconsin (31/10 in six games prior) Had season-high 10 points and five assists (no turnovers) against Michigan State (2/6). Also tied for team lead in that game with four rebounds Had six points and matched season high with eight assists (3 turnovers) vs. Iowa (1/19) Had eight assists (2 turnovers), eight rebounds and three steals in season opener vs. VCU (11/14). 2000-01: Played in all 30 games, tying an NU single-season record Started 29 games (tied for 12th on NUs single-season record book) and averaged a team-high 33.4 minutes per game Led team with 101 assists against 76 turnovers (1.33 assist-to-turnover ratio) Assist total is tied for ninth on NUs all-time single-season list Overall assist-to-turnover ratio was 13th in Big Ten Led team, fourth in the Big Ten with 1.60 steals per game overall (1.56/8th in Big Ten play) Finished with 48 steals, tied for seventh on NUs all-time single-season list 12th in Big Ten with 3.37 assists per game overall Filled box score with seven points, two rebounds, eight assists and three steals in Big Ten Tournament game vs. Iowa (3/8) Had eight points, six assists and five steals vs. Ohio State (2/24) Scored 10 points, grabbed six boards, three assists and two steals vs. Penn State (2/21) Scored nine points, snared career-high nine boards vs. Iowa (2/10) Had seven points, six rebounds, four assists and career-high six steals vs. Minnesota (2/6) Had career-high nine assists against just one turnover, snared seven rebounds against Buffalo (1/31) Had 10 points and five rebounds at Purdue (1/20) Had four assists and four steals at Penn State (1/13) Scored nine points, added four rebounds and three assists on a severely sprained ankle vs. Purdue (1/6) Established career highs with 13 points and four 3-pointers at Pepperdine (12/16) Matched those totals against Evansville (12/22) Scored nine points in wins over Iona (12/21) and USC (12/27) Had eight assists vs. Mississippi Valley State (12/2).
1999-2000: Saw action in every game, starting 20, after playing just one game in 1998-99 Scored a career-high 10 points vs. Rice on Feb. 9 Scored a then career-high nine points at Iowa on Jan. 5, and had seven boards Limited Iowa guard Dean Oliver (14.7 ppg entering game) to three points on 1-of-8 shooting Scored eight points at USC on Dec. 29 Recorded a career-high seven assists vs. Mississippi State on Nov. 28 Hit four pressure free throws down the stretch against Nicholls State on Dec. 11 to ensure victory Had a career-high eight boards against Western Carolina on Dec. 18, also had six assists Held WCUs leading scorer Jarvis Hayes scoreless (0-of-10 shooting); Hayes came into the game averaging 18 ppg. 1998-99: Played in only one contest Grabbed three rebounds and dished one assist in seven minutes against Oakland. High School: Basketball coach was Dean Schott Ranked one of the top 25 players in the state of New York by USA Today First-team all-state honoree in 1997 after receiving second-team accolades in 1996 Posted a triple-double in high school, collecting 25 points, 14 rebounds and 10 assists in a game Led Lyons to a state runner-up finish as a senior and the state's No. 1 ranking in 1995 and 1996 Averaged 25 points, eight rebounds, seven assists and five steals as a senior, including a 35-point career-high performance Participated in New York's Ronald McDonald High School All-Star Game Averaged 12.5 ppg at New Hampton Prep School Three-sport letterwinner at Lyons (basketball, baseball, football) Honor roll student. Personal: Born Collier Levar Drayton on August 6, 1979 Son of Florine Drayton and Chris Williams Enrolled in the Weinberg College of Arts and Sciences. Drayton's Career Highs
Drayton's Career Stats
|
The Team
|
