Baylor Athletics Hall of Fame
Baylor basketball's first McDonalds All-American, Carter played six years of varsity basketball at Reserve (La.) Christian School, scoring a national-record 7,457 points, and leading his team to four state championships. At Baylor, he cracked the career top-10 list with 1,437 points and ranks in the top five all-time in career 3-pointers made (274), assists (474) and steals (153).
After averaging 10.6 points for an NIT finalist in 2009, Tweety averaged 15.0 points and a Big 12-leading 5.9 assists as a senior, helping the Bears to a then school-record 28 wins and their first Elite Eight appearance while earning fourth-team All-America honors. After a 12-year pro career, he was named Baylor basketball's director of player development in March.
