| Jer'Vaughn Johnson |
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Saw action in 31 games, but played limited minutes due to the amount of upperclassmen on the roster in his first year at San Diego State... Gained valuable experience early in the season by playing an average of 15.8 minutes in the first four games of the season... Went up against the team's frontcourt in Mohamed Abukar, Jerome Habel, Chris Lamb and Lorrenzo Wade in practice throughout the season... Is a physical player who has the ability to finish around the basket... Has great footwork and body strength which allows him to rebound the ball better than his counterparts.
As A Freshman (2006-07 Season)
Saw action in 31 of 33 games... Logged more than 13 minutes of playing time in the first four contests and eight times overall... Connected on 58 percent of his shot attempts (29 for 50)... Played in the most games of the team's three freshmen (Jon Pastorek and Brandon Martin)... Grabbed five or more rebounds five times... Ended the season, spanning 74 minutes, with only one turnover... Had his best game at San Diego State as he set career highs in points (17), rebounds (6), assists (1), field goals (8), field goals attempted (9) and steals (1) vs. Campbell (12-12-06) all in just 18 minutes of play... Went 2-for-3 from the field for five points and had four rebounds in the opener vs. Murray State (11-10-06)... Played well at Saint Mary's (11-11-06) as he scored eight points and had a personal-best five rebounds... Hit both of his free throws vs. Seattle Pacific (11-12-06)... Posted six points and three rebounds at home vs. UC San Diego (11-15-06)... Saw limited action vs. California (11-18-06)... Connected on 4-of-5 attempts from the field and scored a then career-best nine points against UC Riverside (11-21-06)... Had three points and two rebounds in seven minutes at Western Michigan (12-2-06)... Tied his career high when he was credited with one assist vs. Arizona (12-9-06)... Had four rebounds, including three offensive, vs. Loyola Marymount (12-16-06)... Made the first start of his career at Washington State (12-21-06) and played 13 minutes... Tallied three points in 10 minutes vs. Lafayette (12-30-06)... Totaled one rebound in seven minutes of action vs. Wyoming (1-3-07)... Had five rebounds at Brigham Young (1-6-07) in eight minutes... After not playing in two straight games, logged four minutes and made his only field goal attempt at Air Force (1-20-07)... Grabbed three rebounds in five minutes at UNLV (1-23-07)... Blocked his first career shot in his only minute of action vs. Utah (1-27-07)... Was a perfect 2-for-2 from the field for four points and had a rebound in six minutes at TCU (1-31-07)... Matched his career best with one blocked shot vs. Air Force (2-6-07)... Scored three points and had one rebound in seven minutes at Colorado State (2-10-07)... Played 11 minutes and collected five rebounds, two points and matched his career bests in blocks (1) and steals (1) vs. UNLV (2-13-07)... Saw nine minutes on the court at Wyoming (2-17-07) and grabbed one rebound... Played 15 minutes in reserve and had five rebounds, two points and a blocked shot at New Mexico (2-20-07)... Scored three points and had one rebound in 11 minutes vs. Brigham Young (2-24-07)... Logged three minutes and picked up a rebound at Utah (2-27-07)... Notched two points and had one rebound vs. TCU (3-3-07)... Played three minutes vs. Colorado State (3-8-07) at the MWC Championships... Hit 3 of 4 free throws, including one to put the game out of reach with one second left in the first round of the NIT at Missouri State (3-14.07)... Was on the court for four minutes at Syracuse (3-19-07) and attempted a field goal in the second round of the NIT.
High School
Earned freshman All-America honors from Student Sports and was one of just three freshmen invited to the prestigious ABCD Camp in Teaneck, N.J.... Led his team to a 24-9 overall record and a perfect 10-0 mark in Pioneer League play en route to an appearance in the CIF Southern Section Division IIIA final as a senior... Participated in The Collision VIII Senior Basketball All-Star Game... In 2004-05, he helped lead Centennial to a 22-6 record and earned sixth-team all-state honors... His prep team entered the 2005-06 season ranked 32nd in the preseason Fab 50 National Basketball Rankings as listed by CalHiSports.com... Was rated the 26th-best player in the country in the class of 2006 by basketballphenoms.com... Played with Arron Afflalo at UCLA.
