Terrence Brown

Photo by: Maggie Hobson

Height:
6-3
Weight:
180
Class:
Senior
Hometown:
Minneapolis, Minn.
High School:
Columbia Heights

CAREER
Has scored 1,542 points in three seasons, two (2023-25) at Fairleigh Dickinson in Teaneck, N.J., and one (2025-26) at Utah • Averaged 16.1 points in 96 games • Made 80 starts, including 63 of the last 64 games • Scored in double figures 72 times, including 20 or more 36 times and 30 or more three times • Career-high 36 points last year at Utah in an overtime win over Weber State • Has 294 assists, including five or more 19 times • Career-high 11 assists as a Ute against Eastern Washington • Made 75.4% at the free throw line • Hit multiple three-pointers 24 times with a high of five at Utah against Purdue Fort Wayne • Made 10 or more field goals 13 times with a high of 14 (in 24 attempts) last season against Kansas State, when he scored 33 points • Made 159 steals (averaged 1.7 per game) • Four or more steals 10 times with a high of six as a sophomore vs. Lehman.

JUNIOR SEASON (2025-26 at Utah)
Honorable mention All-Big 12 • Led Utah in scoring (19.9 ppg), points (636), field goals (223), free throws (158 of 204), assists (123), assists per game (3.8) and steals (44) • Was third in scoring average in the Big 12 and 31st in the country • First Ute with 600 points and 100 assists in a season since 1984 • Only the fifth Ute to score 600 points in a season since 1997 • Scored in double figures in 29 of 32 games with highs of 36 against Weber State and 33 at Kansas State • Totaled 20 or more points 18 times and 25 or more 10 times • The 18 20-point games were the most by a Ute since Andrew Bogut’s 22 in 2004-05 • Five or more assists seven times with a high of 11 (with 20 points) against Eastern Washington • Had at least 20 points and five assists four times • Made 62 more free throws than any other Utah player • Made five or more free throws 17 times with a high of 13 (in 15 attempts) against Sam Houston State • Career-best 5 for 8 from three against Purdue Fort Wayne • Had two different five-game streaks of scoring 20 or more points (Keith Van Horn, Hanno Mottola and Bogut were the only other Utes to have five-game streaks even once in the last 29 seasons).

SOPHOMORE SEASON (2024-25 at Fairleigh Dickinson)
First-team All-Northeast Conference and the NEC’s Most Improved Player • Three-time NEC Player of the Week • Led the NEC in scoring at 20.1 points per game • Totaled 658 points, third-most in FDU single-season history • Compiled the second-most steals (69), third-most field goals (235) and eighth-most free throws (151) in FDU single-season history • Also led the team in assists at 3.2 per game • Eighth in the NCAA in scoring average • Scored in double figures in all 32 games with a high of 31 at Central Connecticut, when he made 12 of 16 from the floor • The eighth Knights player to average 20 points in a season and the first to do so in 17 seasons • Two 20-point/10-rebound games (28/10 at Wagner and 25/10 at Stonehill) • Five or more assists eight times with a high of eight against LeMoyne • Hit multiple threes 12 times with highs of four twice • Went 11 for 11 from the free throw line at LeMoyne and 11 for 12 vs. St. Peter’s • Made five or more free throws 14 times.

FRESHMAN SEASON (2023-24 at Fairleigh Dickinson)
All-NEC Rookie Team • Started 17 of 32 games • Averaged 7.8 points and 2.2 assists (10.2 points and 2.9 assists per game in league play) • Fifth on the team in scoring and led the team in assists • Scored in double figures 11 times with a high of 17 at Saint Francis (Pa.) and LIU.

PREP
Honor student at Columbia Heights High School in Minnesota, where he played for Coach Willie Braziel • Second-team Star-Tribune All-Metro and Minnesota Basketball Coaches Association All-Star in 2022 • Attended Golden State Prep as a post-grad in Napa, Calif., in 2022-23 • Played AAU with D1 Minnesota.

PERSONAL
Son of Bobbi Buckhouse • Has two sisters (Samantha Perkins and Adrianna Richards) and a late brother (Jonathon Buckhouse) • Majoring in communication studies.