SEC Academic Honor Roll
A valuable member of the Tiger squad who walked on five years ago. . .Hard worker who has given his all to help make LSU a better basketball program.
JUNIOR SEASON (1999-2000): Appeared in 11 games, scoring 10 points, a 0.9 points per game average. . . .Hit 3-of-6 field goal attempts and 3-of-4 free throw attempts. . . .Scored a season-high three points against Wyoming (Nov. 27) and two points vs. Grambling State (Nov. 20), Tennessee-Martin (Dec. 14) and Arizona (Jan. 29).
REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE SEASON (1998-99): Played in five games for the Tigers, averaging 1.6 points a game. . . .Had season best of six points in season finale against Florida at the SEC Tournament in Atlanta. . . .Also saw time in the Mississippi State and Ole Miss games late in the season. . . .Hit 5-of-6 free throw attempts. . . .Six points against Florida equaled the second highest scoring game of his LSU career. . . .Other appearances against Prairie View and Troy State. . . .Scored two points against Ole Miss.
SOPHOMORE SEASON (1997-98): Played in the first five games of the season before breaking a knuckle and ending his season in practice in December. . . .Granted a redshirt season because of the injury and the point in the season it happened. . . .Scored five points in a 20-minute stint in the Centenary game, the third game of his career to score in (Nov. 24). . . .Was 2-for-4 from the field and 1-for-3 from three-point range with two assists and two steals in 20 minutes. . . .Also appeared in games against Southern-NO, at Fresno State, Nicholls State and Lamar. . . .Finished abbreviated season with a 1.0 points per game average, 0.4 rebound average while playing nine minutes on average in the first five games.
FRESHMAN SEASON (1996-97): Played in 16 games, starting the second meeting with Ole Miss. . . .Scored in two games, posting his top number of seven in opening night win against Troy State. . . .Got six points in a 13-minute stint against Prairie View (Dec. 23). . . .Had high of two rebounds in that contest as well. . . .Hit three field goals, all three pointers. . . .Averaged 4.1 minutes in each contest he appeared in.
PRE-LSU: Born in Baton Rouge, Warner attended the LSU basketball camp for 13 consecutive years in his younger days. . . .Won two letters at Wayzata for Coach Phil Ward. . . .He was a two-year selection as All-Conference and an honorable mention All-Metro selection. . . .Teams he played on won both the 17 and under and the 19 and under AAU state championship age groups. . . .At Wayzata, averaged 17.5 points per game, seven rebounds, 2.5 assists, 1.5 steals while hitting 85 percent of his free throws a 45 percent of his three-point attempts.
PERSONAL: Full name is Jack Mooney Warner. . . .Nickname of Mooney was given to him by his Irish grandparents. . . .Born on Jan. 11, 1978. . . .Parents are Ryan and Stella Warner. . . .Had two younger brothers Zachary and Syd. . . .Major is Mass Communications. . . .Favorite dessert is “gooey” brownies. . . .Favorite TV shows include Seinfeld and MTV classics, The Real World and Road Rules.