Jerry Stackhouse

Jerry Stackhouse was a prolific scorer and tough competitor known for his offensive skillset and leadership. He had a long and productive NBA career before transitioning into coaching at the collegiate level.

Key Achievements

• 2× NBA All-Star (2000, 2001)
• NBA Scoring Runner-Up (2001 – 29.8 PPG)
• Over 16,000 career points across 18 NBA seasons
• Head Coach of Vanderbilt University (since 2019)

College Career

Stackhouse played two seasons at the University of North Carolina (1993–1995), where he was a consensus All-American and helped lead the Tar Heels to the Final Four in 1995.

Career Stats (NBA)

• Games: 970
• Points per game: 16.9
• Rebounds per game: 3.2
• Assists per game: 3.3

Off the Court

Stackhouse is known for his sharp basketball mind, strong work ethic, and commitment to developing young players. He is also active in mentoring and education-focused initiatives.