YouTube.com highlight of Sherman's game-winning dunk vs Western Michigan (Jan. 30, 2010)

• Capped off his career with a thrid straight outright MAC Championship in 2011
• Was the first MAC player in since 1951 (60 years) to play for three outright MAC Regular Season Championship teams

• Played in more games (137) than any player in Kent State history

• Helped lead the Golden Flashes to a 97-40 (.712) record in his career including a 50-14 (.781) record in the MAC

• His 97 wins are the fourth most in school history
• Also ended his career ranked 15th in scoring (1,183 points), sixth in steals (165) and fourth in career starts (110)

2010-11 Senior Season
• Second Team All-MAC
• Averaged a career best 12.6 points
• Was the only player in the MAC ranked in the top 15 in scoring, assists, steals, field goal percentage, free throw percentage and three-point field goal percentage
• Became the 27th player in school history to score 1,000 career points when he reached the milestone on Feb. 12 at Northern Illinois
• Named the MAC East Player of the Week the final week of the season

2009-10 Junior Season
• Played in all 34 games making 33 starts 

• Averaged a career best 10.6 points and 4.0 rebounds per game Ranked 20th in the MAC in scoring 

• Also handed out 102 assists averaging 3.0 per game 

• Tied for the team lead with 53 steals while his 1.6 spg ranked eighth in the league 

• Gave Kent State a +169 advantage (5.0 ppg) in points scored over the opposition when he was on the court 

• The number included a KSU single game high for the season, +40 in an 89-54 win over Buffalo (Jan. 20) that began an eight game winning streak 

• Named MVP of the Hispanic College Fund Classic to start the year after averaging 14.7 points, 5.7 rebounds and 3.2 assists in three games 

• Also named MAC East Player of the Week (Nov. 16) for the performance 

• Had a streak of four consecutive games in which he had at least 15 points, four assists and four rebounds in four straight games (Nov. 14 – Nov. 22) 

• Dating back to the 1994-95 season no KSU player has accomplished the feat 

• Posted 20 double-digit scoring games 

• Had his first career double-double at Morehead State (Nov. 29) with 14 points and 10 rebounds while also adding a career best five steals 

• Made ESPN SportsCenter’s Top 10 with the No. 5 Player of the Day when his game-winning and-one dunk and free throw with two seconds remaining gave the Golden Flashes a 74-73 win over Western Michigan (Jan. 30) 

• Scored a go-ahead lay-up with 19 seconds left in the 75-74 NIT win over Tulsa (Mar. 17) that gave Kent State its first postseason win since 2002 

• Finished with 15 points in the win.

Summer 2009 In Italy
• Was second on the team averaging 15.5 points a game 

• Shot 54.8 percent from the field 

• Only player to score in double figures in all four games, he dished out 5.0 assists per contest 

• Also recorded a team-best 13 steals.

2008-09 Season
• Red-shirted while recovering from off-season knee surgery. 

2007-08 Sophomore Season
• Played in all 35 games making 13 starts 

• Was KSU’s primary sixth man, averaging 19.5 minutes 

• Averaged 5.3 points and 2.4 rebounds per games 

• Record a 1.5:1 assist:turnover ratio 

• As a starter KSU had a 12-1 record 

• Was one of two (Al Fisher) KSU players to reach double figures, scoring 10 points in the 49-47 MAC Tournament semifinal win vs Miami (Mar. 14) 

• Scored eight points and had four rebounds in the 61-58 regular season finale win at Akron (Mar. 9) that gave KSU the MAC title outright 

• Shot 4-4 from downtown as KSU hit 15 three-pointers – the second most in school history – in an 82-67 win vs Northern Illinois (Feb. 9) 

• Ended the NIU games with a career high 16 points and four rebounds whil also hitting 4-4 from the foul line 

• Made a steal with 21 seconds left in overtime vs Ball State (Feb. 6) to set up the game winning possession for KSU 

• Scored 10 of his 12 points in the second half and matched a season high five rebounds as KSU erased a 10-point deficit with 13 minutes to play in a 67-58 win vs Western Michigan (Jan. 27) 

• Had seven points and three rebounds vs Akron (Jan. 23) 

• Equaled a career best with four steals while adding four points at Ohio (Jan. 19) 

• Had 11 points – all in the second half -  four rebounds and three assists vs Texas A&M-Corpus Christi (Jan. 9) 

• Had five rebounds and three assists vs Buffalo (Jan. 6) 

• Had four assists and four points vs Cleveland State (Dec. 29) 

• Shot 2-2 from three adding two assists and eight points vs George Mason (Dec. 8) 

• Scored 14 points and had two steals at UNC Greensboro (Dec. 1) 

• Had four points, four steals, four assists and three rebounds vs Illinois State (Nov. 24) 

• Had eight points vs Longwood (Nov. 20 ) 

• Made a then career best three, three-pointers scoring 13 points while handing out a career high five assists and zero turnovers vs Coppin State (Nov. 18).

2006-07 Freshman Season:
 • MAC All-Freshman Team 

• Appeared in all 32 games making 28 starts, second most on the team 

• Averaged 5.7 points and 2.8 rebounds 

• Was a MAC All-Freshman Team selection along with fellow teammate Chris Singletary 

• Nicknamed “The Rock” by head coach Jim Christian due to his lock down defensive skills, he often guarded the opposing teams best offensive talent 

• Ranked fifth on the team in three-point percentage at .316 hitting on 18-of-57 attempts 

• Recorded six double-digit scoring games including 14 points, all in the second half vs. Bowling Green (Mar. 1) 

• Poured in a career high 15 points in the season opener against South Dakota State (Nov. 10) connecting on 6-of-8 field goal attempts, 1-of-2 from beyond the arc, and 2-of-2 from the FT line while also grabbing five rebounds 

• In his first taste of MAC Tournament play, he scored 10 points and grabbed a team-high six rebounds in 32 minutes of play, a career high 

• Pulled down a personal best seven rebounds three times with the last vs. Akron (Mar. 4) 

• Had at least two steals in nine games during the season 

• Elevated his play over the last eight games, averaging 8.0 points on 25-of-48 shooting, 3.6 rebounds, and 1.3 assists per game.

Prior to Kent State
• Was ranked the second-best point guard and ninth best player in the state of Indiana by hoosierhoops.com 

• Three-year letterman 

• Scored 12.2 points and grabbed five rebounds a game as a senior at Ben Davis 

• Named to All-Metro Second Team, All-Marion County Third Team and was a City/Count All-Star 

• Also selected to Hoosier Basketball Magazine Preseason Second Team 

• Nominated for Marion County Academic All-Stars 

• Averaged 13 points, five rebounds and four assists per game as a junior before suffering season-ending knee injury 

• Played on the Indiana Elite AAU team prior to his junior year.

Personal:
• Born July 14, 1987

• Is the son of Tatia Webber 

• Is a sports management major.