C. J. Reed, Date of Birth, Place of Birth

    

C. J. Reed

American basketball player

Date of Birth: 14-May-1990

Place of Birth: Daytona Beach, Florida, United States

Profession: basketball player

Nationality: United States

Zodiac Sign: Taurus


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About C. J. Reed

  • Clifford Jervon "C.
  • J." Reed (born May 14, 1990) is an American former college basketball player at Georgia Southern University.
  • Reed transferred to Georgia Southern after an All-American career at Bethune-Cookman University. Reed, a 6'3" guard from Daytona Beach, Florida is the son of former Bethune-Cookman coach Clifford Reed.
  • In 2008, after a standout career at Atlantic High School, Reed went to play for his father at BCU.
  • Reed was an immediate impact player for the Wildcats, averaging 15 points per game in 2008–09 and earning Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference freshman of the year honors. Reed improved his scoring to 15.8 as a sophomore (earning first team all-MEAC honors), and 18.8 per game as a junior in a year where he was named MEAC Player of the Year.
  • and was an AP honorable mention All-American selection.
  • The Wildcats won the MEAC regular season championship. After the season, Clifford was fired as coach at Bethune-Cookman for failing to aid authorities in a rape investigation where C.
  • J.
  • was the lone suspect (charges were later dropped).
  • Reed decided to transfer from the program, eventually settling on Central Florida over North Florida and Tennessee State.
  • However, after spending a year at UCF, Reed left when the school received NCAA sanctions barring them from postseason play, choosing to transfer to Georgia Southern.
  • Because of the sanctions, Reed was not required to sit out another season with the transfer.
  • The move reunited C.
  • J.
  • with his father Clifford, who had been hired as an assistant.On February 16, 2013, Reed scored his 2000th career point against the College of Charleston.After college, Reed played semi-pro basketball in Australia.

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