He was the beneficiary of a late growth spurt, however, gaining 5 inches in height by the beginning of his second season and another 4 inches by the start of his junior year--enough size to abolish a new school record for single game scoring proficiency.
He was the beneficiary of a late growth spurt, however, gaining 5 inches in height by the beginning of his second season and another 4 inches by the start of his junior year--enough size to put him on the radar for college recruitment. In the first game of his junior year, McCollum scored 54 points to establish a new school record for single game scoring proficiency.