Josh Porter

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  Former Lumberjacks returned to floor for LSU-S following recovery from life-threatening injury April 3, 2008 ST. LOUIS (USBWA) - LSU-Shreveport basketball player Josh Porter, considered a walking miracle after returning to play for the Pilots this season following a life-threatening neck injury he sustained in a game the previous season, More

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  SHREVEPORT, La. - Louisiana State University-Shreveport senior Josh Porter poured in a career-high 40 points, surpassing the 1,000 point mark for his career, to lead the Pilots to a 90-52 win over the Spring Hill (Ala.) Badgers on Thursday night (Jan. 17).
  
  Porter needed just 29 points entering tonight's contest to hit the 1,000-point milestone.With 16:37 remaining in the second half, Porter nailed his fifth three-point basket of the game, giving him 30 points for the contest and 1,001 for his career.
  
  Porter finished the game shooting 14-of-21 from the field, including 7-of-13 from behind the arc.
  
  The Pilots (16-0, 5-0) won for just the second time in five tries at the Arthur Outlaw Rec Center, while remaining undefeated and atop the GCAC standings.
  
  Porter wasn't the only Pilot to have an outstanding game on Thursday night, Senior Jamon Morris recorded his NAIA leading 13th double-double of the season, finishing with 21 points and 16 rebounds.

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  Josh Porter # 1 of LSU-Shreveport - LA - Winner at the Conference level A 6-2 SR G from Shreveport, LA
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  Notes: Porter helped lead the Pilots to two huge road wins last week, while scoring a career-high 40 points and eclipsing the 1,000 point mark for his career in the Pilots 90-52 victory over Spring Hill last Thursday.Porter needed just six points entering the Spring Hill game to become the fifth member of the LSUS 1,000 point club since the program was restored in 2003.Porter followed up Thursday's performance with 22 points and 4 rebounds in a two-point win over Mobile on Saturday, as the Pilots took sole possession of first place in the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference standings.Porter now has 1,056 career points in just 55 games played at LSUS.The Pilots hold a 50-5 record with Porter in a LSUS uniform.

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  Street & Smith's also picked LSUS senior guard Josh Porter as one of its five pre-season NAIA First Team All-Americans.A Shreveport native who played at Byrd and Southwood High Schools, Porter was an NAIA third-team All-American at the end of last season.

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  LSU-Shreveport's Josh Porter
  
  April 4, 2008
  
  ST. LOUIS, Mo. - Louisiana State University in Shreveport basketball player Josh Porter, considered a walking miracle after returning to play for the Pilots this season following a life-threatening neck injury sustained iin 2006-07, has been selected winner of the U.S. Basketball Writers Association's Most Courageous Award.
  
  Porter, a Shreveport, La., native, fractured the vertebrae in his neck in a collision with a teammate during a game in November 2006.Porter fell so hard that the plastic facemask he wore to protect a broken nose shot across the floor upon impact.
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  His doctor, neurosurgeon Dr. Anil Nanda, said less than one percent of those who sustain injuries similar to Josh's ever regain movement or even live.
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  Following 10 months of rehabilitation and recovery, Porter was back playing basketball again at LSUS this past fall.He returned to his old form from two years ago when he was an NAIA All-American and led the Pilots in scoring this season, averaging over 22 points a game and ranking among the top five scorers nationally in the NAIA.
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  Porter will receive the Most Courageous Award at the USBWA College Basketball Awards breakfast held in conjunction with the NCAA Final Four in San Antonio beginning at 8 a.m. on Fri., April 4, at Sunset Depot.He'll also be honored at the USBWA's annual business meeting and breakfast at 9 a.m. on Mon., April 7, at the Marriott Riverwalk.

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  ST. LOUIS (USBWA) - LSU-Shreveport basketball player Josh Porter, considered a walking miracle after returning to play for the Pilots this season following a life-threatening neck injury he sustained in a game the previous season, has been selected winner of the U.S. Basketball Writers Association's Most Courageous Award.
  
  Porter, a Shreveport, La., native, who played two seasons at Stephen F. Austin before transferring to LSU-Shreveport, fractured the vertebrae in his neck in a collision with a teammate during a game in November 2006. Porter fell so hard that the plastic facemask he wore to protect a broken nose shot across the floor upon impact.
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  His doctor, neurosurgeon Dr. Anil Nanda, said less than one percent of those who sustain injuries similar to Josh's ever regain movement or even live.
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  Following 10 months of rehabilitation and recovery, Porter was back playing basketball again at LSU-Shreveport this past fall. He returned to his old form from two years ago when he was an NAIA All-American and led the Pilots in scoring this season, averaging over 22 points a game and ranking among the top five scorers nationally in the NAIA.
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  Porter will receive the Most Courageous Award at the USBWA College Basketball Awards breakfast held in conjunction with the NCAA Final Four in San Antonio beginning at 8 a.m. on Fri., April 4, at Sunset Depot. He'll also be honored at the USBWA's annual business meeting and breakfast at 9 a.m. on Mon., April 7, at the Marriott Riverwalk.

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  ST. LOUIS (USBWA) - LSU-Shreveport basketball player Josh Porter, considered a walking miracle after returning to play for the Pilots this season following a life-threatening neck injury he sustained in a game the previous season, has been selected winner of the U.S. Basketball Writers Association's Most Courageous Award.
  
  Porter, a Shreveport, La., native, who played two seasons at Stephen F. Austin before transferring to LSU-Shreveport, fractured the vertebrae in his neck in a collision with a teammate during a game in November 2006.Porter fell so hard that the plastic facemask he wore to protect a broken nose shot across the floor upon impact.
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  His doctor, neurosurgeon Dr. Anil Nanda, said less than one percent of those who sustain injuries similar to Josh's ever regain movement or even live.
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  Following 10 months of rehabilitation and recovery, Porter was back playing basketball again at LSU-Shreveport this past fall.He returned to his old form from two years ago when he was an NAIA All-American and led the Pilots in scoring this season, averaging over 22 points a game and ranking among the top five scorers nationally in the NAIA.
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  Porter will receive the Most Courageous Award at the USBWA College Basketball Awards breakfast held in conjunction with the NCAA Final Four in San Antonio beginning at 8 a.m. on Fri., April 4, at Sunset Depot.He'll also be honored at the USBWA's annual business meeting and breakfast at 9 a.m. on Mon., April 7, at the Marriott Riverwalk.

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  Published on: 5/11/2008    Last Visited: 5/11/2008  

  Josh Porter of LSU-Shreveport received the Louisiana Small College Player of the Year award after being named a first team NAIA All-American and the NAIA Co-National Player of the Year, with season averages of 21.9 points (5th in the nation) and 3.12 three-point field goals made (10th in the nation).
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  Louisiana Small College Player of the Year: Josh Porter, LSU-Shreveport

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  Josh Porter, LSU-Shreveport

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  Former Lumberjacks returned to floor for LSU-S following recovery from life-threatening injury April 3, 2008 ST. LOUIS (USBWA) - LSU-Shreveport basketball player Josh Porter, considered a walking miracle after returning to play for the Pilots this season following a life-threatening neck injury he sustained in a game the previous season, More

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