Bobby "L.B." Brown is the focal point of the revived Titan basketball program... As point guard, he's the quarterback running the offense... As a prolific 3-point-field-goal shooter, he's a scoring threat from almost any spot on the floor... He's a recruiter, helping lure other former Westchester High School products to his side... And as the only two-year letterman on the squad, by default he becomes the leader of a team seeking to replace the commanding presence of Hardy Asprilla, Ralphy Holmes and Yaphett King... The limelight is his for the taking in 2005-06 after being overshadowed by more high profile talent at Westchester and sharing front stage with Pape Sow, Holmes and King at Fullerton... Selected the Freshman of the Year by the rival coaches in the Big West Conference in 2002-03, he earned honorable mention status last season... He's a unanimous pre-season All-Big West Conference selection for 2005-06 by four national publications... He also is getting attention from professional scouts... With 155 3-pointers in two seasons, he is only 36 shy of Chris Dade's school career record of 191 (1994-95 thru 1997-98)... His .837 career free-throw percentage is second-best in school history... With 907 points, he needs only 93 to become just the 18th member of the Titans' 1,000-point club... Ranked by Lindy's the top playmaker and the top NBA prospect in the Big West Conference... Some project him to be drafted as early as 2006.

CSF IN 2004-05: Was the most productive offensive player in the Big West Conference when you combine scoring and assists averages... With four more points he would have surpassed teammate Ralphy Holmes for the Big West scoring title, finishing third at 16.81 points per game behind Holmes (16.92) and Idaho's Dandrick Jones (16.83)... Brown also was third in assists at 4.66 per game behind UC Irvine's Aaron Fitzgerald (5.24) and Utah State's Spencer Nelson (4.75)... Brown was second in 3-point field goals made (2.66 per game to 2.72 by UCI's Ross Schraeder) and third in free-throw percentage (.827), seventh in assist-to-turnover ratio and eighth in steals... Averaged about 36 minutes per game and left the floor in post-season for only the final minute out of a possible 205 minutes... Played all 45 minutes in the dramatic overtime win at Oregon State in the NIT... His 85 3-point field goals (in 244 attempts, .348) were the second best total in a season by a Titan (Don Leary made 89 in 1992-93)... Matched his career single-game best with 7 (in 11 attempts) at San Diego State on Dec. 21... Had career-high 30 points in overtime win at Eastern Washington on Dec. 10... Had double figures in assists on three occasions topped by career-best 13 vs. Hope International on Nov. 27... Twice selected Big West Conference Player of the Week -- on Dec. 13 for his 30-point effort at Eastern Washington and on Feb. 21 after totaling 37 points, 8 rebounds and 10 assists in home wins over Idaho and Utah State... Failed to score in double figures only three times... His total of 538 points was the eighth-best season by a Titan... His .827 free-throw percentage was fifth best.

CSF IN 2003-04: Had the best freshman season by a Titan since Tony Neal in 1981-82, the last time a Fullerton player won freshman of the year honors... Brown averaged 13.2 points per game (Neal averaged only 10.9 ppg) to go with 3.5