Darius Johnson-Odom

Darius Johnson - Odom Earvin ( born September 28, 1989 in Raleigh, North Carolina ) is an American professional basketball player who stands at the Philadelphia 76ers in the NBA under contract. Johnson - Odom is named after the former basketball superstar Earvin "Magic" Johnson, playing on the position of the Guards.

Career

College

Johnson - Odom played in his college days for Marquette University. In his first season after his high school years in the Wakefield High School, he played 30 minutes and scored 13 points per game. His field throw percentage was 45.5 %. In his second season he was only slightly longer on the pitch, but was about three points more per game achieve. In his last season in college, the junior season, he could be in many relevant areas ( rebounds, points, assists, steals, etc.) increase compared to the previous seasons, was among other things, once named Player of the Week, in a game against the Villanova University, he has achieved his career high of 24 points. Due to its performance in the preseason, he was elected to the Preseason All- Big East First Team. After the season, he signed up for the NBA Draft in 2012.

NBA

Johnson - Odom was selected during Draft at 55th place of the Dallas Mavericks, a few time later this but transferred him to the Los Angeles Lakers. The team of the Lakers, Johnson - Odom, however, could not prevail, and was then transferred to the Los Angeles D- Fenders in the NBA Development League. In January, the existing contract between Johnson - Odom and the Lakers was dissolved.