La'Ryan Gary

Major: General Studies

2009-10

2008-09

Was the Cajuns leading free throw shooter at 83.3 percent (50-of-60)
Grabbed 100-plus rebounds for the second straight season, finishing with a career-best 111
Scored 11 points and grabbed a team-high eight rebounds in the season opener
Scored four points in the final 38 seconds vs. McNeese State and ended with a season high 13 points
Set season-high with 15 points vs. Denver. Made five field goals and five free throws including the game-winning free throws in the second overtime
Set season-highs and career-highs for blocks (3) and steals (3) in the UALR game
Strong second half effort at Louisiana-Monroe produced 14 points and six boards over 18 minutes
Injured ankle vs. Arkansas State and missed the trip to Denver. After returning from ASU injury, averaged 10.3 points and shot 17-of-27 (63 percent)
Came off the bench to lead the Cajuns in scoring vs. UNO - scored a career-high 20 and made a career-high eight field goals
Was injured at 2:21 mark of first half vs. FIU in SBC Tournament and did not return

2007-08

Played in all 30 games, started 24
Played the third-most minutes of any Cajuns player. Logged 649 minutes for an average of 21.6 minutes per game
Led the team in shooting percentage with a 51.0 field goal percentage - ended the season shooting 77-of-151 from the floor. Led all players who had at least two free throw attempts per game in percentage by hitting 73.9 percent of his freebies
Scored in double figures 10 times. Scored double figures six times before January
Scored 11 of the Cajuns' 21 points in the first half at Louisiana-Monroe (Dec. 16)
Converted a three-point play with 6:06 left in the second half to pull UL into a 60-all tie with East Tennessee State, capping off a rally from a 58-49 deficit. In OT, he hit two free throws to break a 76-all tie and give UL the lead for good
Set his season-high against Louisiana-Monroe in the Cajundome tallying 17 points. Scored 13 in the second half to help rally the Cajuns. Had eight of UL's 19 points during a run which erased a 39-28 deficit

2006-07

High School

Spent his senior season at Carencro HS after transferring from St. Thomas More
Played football and basketball at STM and basketball at Carencro HS
Averaged 20.3 points per game as a senior
Broke Carencro High's single-season scoring and blocked shots record
Led the STM Cougars to the Class 4A quarterfinals, averaging 15.3 points per game during his junior season
Selected to participate in the 2005 Louisiana High School Boys Basketball All-Star game

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