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All-Big Ten performer as a midfielder... moves to his natural position as stopper ... experienced player who will provide leadership. 2002: Second-Team All-Big Ten ... started all 19 games for Michigan State ... scored four goals, ranking tied for third on the team, and added three assists to total 11 points for the season, good for third-best on the squad ... notched his first goal of the season in a 1-0 win at Penn State (10/20) ... scored two goals, including the game-winner, in a 4-1 win over Western Michigan (10/23) ... recorded MSU's only tally in a 2-1 loss to Wisconsin (10/27) ... Academic All-Big Ten.
2001: Second-Team All-Big Ten ... started 19 games in the Spartan midfield, missing the Valparaiso (9/21) contest with an injury ... scored three goals on the season, all coming on penalty kicks ... registered a goal in MSU's 4-2 win over Michigan (10/14) ... recorded a goal and an assist vs. Western Michigan (10/24) ... Academic All-Big Ten. 2000: Tied for second on the team with five goals ... started all 19 games at midfield ... tied for third on the team 10 points ... scored game-winning goals against Quinnipiac (9/1) and Cleveland State (9/10) ... tallied two goals against Northwestern (10/1) ... Academic All-Big Ten. 1999: Originally opted to attend Clemson, but changed his decision, forcing him to sit out game action but allowing him to practice with MSU ... awarded a redshirt year. High School and Personal: 1998 Michigan Mr. Soccer ... totaled 15 goals and 27 assists for 57 points in helping Chippewa Valley to a record of 14-4-3 and a berth in the state regional semifinals ... two-time state of Michigan Dream Team member ... earned Parade Magazine All-America acclaim his senior year ... his junior year, he tallied 21 goals and 20 assists ... finished his career with 78 goals and 74 assists ... four-time letterwinner in football as a placekicker and receiver ... member of the National Honor Society ... born 9/28/80 ... son of Mike and Mary Jo DeGraw ... supply chain management major. Year GP/GS Goals Assists Points 1999 -- Redshirted -- 2000 19/19 5 0 10 2001 19/19 3 1 7 2002 19/19 4 3 11 Totals 57/57 12 4 28 |
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