Senior (2004-05):
In his senior season, point guard Rashawn Allen receivedall-conference second team honors. In University AthleticAssociation games, Allen finished in the top 10 in six statisticalcategories. He ranked fourth in free throw percentage, fifth inthree-point field goals made, sixth in assists, sixth inassist/turnover ratio, eighth in scoring, and ninth in steals. Onthe season, Allen led the team in assists and free throws made, wassecond in three-point field goals made and free-throw percentage,and third in scoring and steals. Allen grabbed a career-best 11rebounds in a game at the University of Chicago. Allen on theseason finished fifth in school history with 101 free throws made,eighth in three-point field goals made and assists. Over the lastthree seasons, Allen has dished out 100 assists or more, the secondplayer in school history to do so. Allen leaves Emory rankedseventh in school history for points with 1,127; only the eighthplayer in school history to score more than 1,000 points in hiscareer. Allen ranks third in school history for career assists,steals, three-point field goals made and free throws made.
Junior (2003-04):
In his second season as a full-time starter, junior point guardRashawn Allen received honorable mention in voting for theall-conference team. In the University Athletic Association, Allenfinished in the top ten in four statistical categories. He rankedfourth in assists, fifth in free throw percentage, sixth in stealsand sixth in assist/turnover ratio. On the season, Allen led theteam in assists, was second in steals and third in scoring. His 117assists on the season rank him fifth all-time in school history formost in a season. Allen had career highs in assists, field goalsmade, rebounds, blocks and minutes played. Allen's assist high onthe season was nine in a win against defending conference championWashington (MO). Allen recorded his first and only "double double"in the last game of the season in a win at Case Western Reserve(OH), where he scored 16 points and grabbed 10 rebounds. Afterthree seasons, Allen ranks fourth all-time in school history incareer assists, seventh in career three point field goals made,ninth in career free throws made, 10th in career steals and 18th incareer points.
Sophomore (2002-03):
In his first season as a full-time starter, sophomore pointguard Rashawn Allen was voted the squad's Best Defensive Player andMost Improved Player. During the season, he accomplished twoconference game-highs. The first was his seven steals againstCarnegie Mellon (Pa.) when he had his first career "double double"with 17 points and 10 assists. The second was his 12-for-12 freethrow shooting in a game with Savannah Art & Design (Ga.). Onthe season, Allen led the team in assists, steals, and three-pointfield goals made while finishing third on the team in scoring. Hisassist average of 4.0 ranks sixth all time in Emory history whilehis 58 total steals rank fourth. He went 50-for-147 from beyond thearc in helping the 2002-03 team set the school record for most3-pointers made. In addition, his 2.32 steals per game averagecontributed to a team average of 10.4 on the season, which rankssecond all-time at Emory. Allen led the conference in steals whilefinishing third in assists, free-throw percentage, andthree-pointers made.
Freshman (2001-02):
Started in 1 of 21 games. Averaged 8.4 ppg, 2.9 rpg and 2.4 apg.Had a season-high 19 points against Flagler College (FL) onNovember 17. Had a season-high 5 rebounds three times. Had aseason-high 5 assists against Piedmont College (GA) on January 30.Had a season-high 5 steals against Case Western Reserve on January5.
Career Highs:
| Points | 27 | New York, Jan. 30, 2004 |
| Rebounds | 11 | at Chicago, Jan. 14, 2005 |
| Assists | 10 | Carnegie Mellon (PA), Feb. 2, 2003. |
| Steals | 7 | Carnegie Mellon (PA), Feb. 2, 2003. |
