2004:
Started all 30 games ... Named to Peach Belt
All-Conference team ... Averaged a team-leading 13 points and was second on team
in rebounding at six per game ... Shot a team best 54 percent from floor ...
Scored in double-digits in 22 games ... Had six double-digit rebounding games
... Led team in scoring nine times and in rebounding 12 times ... Had a season
high 22 points against GC&SU (2/14), hitting 9-of-13 from the floor ...
Scored 20 points and pulled nine boards in win over West Georgia (12/6) ... Had
17 points and a season high 14 boards vs. Albany State (12/28) ... Had 17 points
and 11 boards in win over national tournament team Columbus State (1/21) and 16
points and 10 rebounds in win over national tournament team 
Armstrong State ...
Named to Wachovia Classic All-Tournament team ... Had a season high five blocks
against J.C. Smith (12/29).
Pre-CCSU: Two-time
All-America at Truett-McConnell College, playing for coach Alan Sharpe … As a
sophomore, averaged 23 points and 11 rebounds per game … Named All-America and
All-Conference, which included being named Georgia Junior College Athletic
Association Player of the Year … Helped lead team to a 26-6 record as a
sophomore … His junior college highlights include 39 points against Anderson
College, 31 points at South Georgia College and 24 points and 20 rebounds
against state junior college runner-up Middle Georgia College … As a freshman
for coach Wayne Collett, averaged 18 points and 10 rebounds per game … Named
All-Conference and Honorable Mention All-America and Georgia Junior College
Freshman of the Year.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated in
2001 and was a two-year letterwinner at Dacula High School and played for coach
John Hawley … Averaged 16 points, eight rebounds and three blocks per game …
Named to All-Gwinnett County team, the Atlanta Tip-off Club All-Region team and
was a former Player of the Month recipient.
Personal: Born Benjamin
James Puckett on August 27, 1983 in Snellville, GA ... Son of Feleica and Ron
Puckett ... Nickname: "BJ" ... Majoring in business.