12 Facts About Louis Bullock

From Maryland, outside of Washington, DC, Bullock first gained national attention at the now defunct Canterbury Preparatory School before transferring his senior year to Laurel Baptist.

Louis Bullock was a McDonald's All-American and was widely considered one of the nation's top 30 prospects for that year.

The McDonald's All-American three-point contest that Louis Bullock won was brought back to the media when ESPN Classic's "Cheap Seats" re-aired it in an episode depicting the contest, as well as the 2003 NHL Skills competition.

Louis Bullock chose the University of Michigan over numerous other schools, including Florida and Maryland.

Louis Bullock would be second in Big Ten Conference history in three-point field goals with 339, including a school record 101 in 1996.

Louis Bullock held the school record for career minutes played until surpassed in 2012 by Zack Novak.

Louis Bullock was selected 42nd overall in the 1999 NBA draft by the NBA club the Minnesota Timberwolves, and he was then traded to the Orlando Magic for cash considerations.

Louis Bullock was signed by the Magic for the 1999 preseason, but he was waived before the regular season began and he never played in the NBA.

Louis Bullock has played in Europe every season since his graduation from college.

Louis Bullock spent three seasons in the Italian League with Muller Verona and with Olimpia Milano.

Louis Bullock then moved to the Spanish ACB League in 2002, playing three seasons with Unicaja Malaga.

In 2004, Louis Bullock signed with Real Madrid, where he won the Spanish league national championship title in 2005, and he was named the MVP of the league finals.