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With only a few years as a pro under his belt, Danny Granger has already become a big time player and the go to guy on the Indiana Pacers.

 

Granger was a two time First Team All Mountain West Conference player at New Mexico. He was in the top 3 in scoring his junior and senior seasons in the MWC. Granger transfered to New Mexico from Bradley after player a little over one season there. He was in the top 10 in career blocked shots for both schools after not even having a full career at either.

 

The 6'8'' forward is the first player in NBA history to raise his points per game by at least 5 in three consecutive seasons. Granger led the Indiana Pacers in scoring over the past two seasons and he is the first player in 30 years to average more than 25 points per game for the Pacers and Granger has had 100+ 3 point field goals in the past three seasons. After leading the Pacers with 97 blocked shots and averaging 25.8 ppg he was selected by the Eastern Conference coaches to appear in his first All-Star game.