University of Detroit Mercy Athletics

2011-12:
Started all 35 games he played in, missing just the regular season contest at Cleveland State …registered 6.5 points, 5.0 rebounds and a team-best 2.26 block shots per game…that number also ranked third in the Horizon League and 35th in the NCAA…shot 51.6% from the field and 72.1% from the line, third and fifth, respectively on the team… had a block in all but two games on the season ...scored four points and pulled down nine boards with three blocks  and a steal in the NCAA Tournament game against national runner-up Kansas (3/16)…blocked a 3-pointer in final seconds to secure the win in HL semifinals victory over Cleveland State(3/3/12) ... had 13 points on 6-of-7 shooting in the HL quarterfinals win against Youngstown State(3/2/12) ... tied a career high with 14 points and grabbed 10 rebounds in the HL Championship triumph over Valparaiso (3/6) for his only double-double of the season ... hit 4-of-6 from the floor and 5-of-5 from the line in a 13-point effort in the win versus Green Bay (2/12) ... earned new career best with three steals in the win at Butler (2/4) ... had career-high 14 points to go along with four blocks in the win over Loyola (1/25) ... had 13 points in the win at Green Bay (1/12) ... notched 10 rebounds in the loss at Bowling Green (11/22) ... hit on first five shots from the floor en route to 12 points in the win vs. Concordia (11/18) ... made 6-of-7 field goals in that game ... registered seventh 5+ block game as a Titan at Notre Dame (11/14), while scoring eight points and pulling down 10 boards in that game ... scored six and had six caroms in the season-opening win against Lake Erie (11/11) … earned the Dave DeBusschere Most Improved and the team’s Top Defensive Player honor at the annual end of the year banquet…finished his career with 157 rejections, third in school history…

2010-11:
Earned team's Norm Swanson Top Newcomer Award ... long shot-blocker came mostly off-the-bench for the Titans ... played in all 33 games, starting six ... earned his first start as a Titan at Eastern Michigan (Dec. 11) ... responded with a monster 8-block game, etching a new career high ... had three of those blocks in the overtime session alone (Dec. 11) ... averaged 2.5 blocks per game, 25th-best in the NCAA ... led the team in blocks and had the second-most in the Horizon League (78), despite averaging only 16.4 minutes per game ... ranks fourth in the school’s single-season block records (78) ... registered 100th block of his career at Milwaukee (Jan. 28) ... filled-in well for Eli Holman after his ejection at UIC, recording six blocks and scoring 11 points (1/8/11) ... logged a then-season-high 21 minutes and took advantage in the win over Niagara (11/28/10) ... posted a double-double in that game with 12 points and 10 rebounds, both career highs ...  added six blocked shots to his total in that game as well ... had a block in all but four games ... had a six-point, four-block game vs. Wright State (12/4/10) ... played a season-high 31 minutes at his former school (Western Michigan) and posted 12 points, seven rebounds and three blocks (12/8/10).

2009-10:
Sat out the 2009-10 season under NCAA transfer rules.

PRIOR TO DETROIT:
As a freshman at Western Michigan during the 2008-09 season, Lowe led the Mid-American Conference with 48 blocked shots, three of which came against the Titans when the two teams squared off in Kalamazoo…For the year, Lowe played in 28 games, averaging 2.0 points and 3.2 rebounds…He posted individual game highs of eight points and nine rebounds against Toledo…His seven blocks vs. Eastern Michigan tied a school record, and he rejected at least three shots in eight games…Averaged 12 points, 10 rebounds and seven blocks as a senior in high school, and was anked as the No. 9 senior in Michigan by Prep Spotlight and the No. 1 senior center in Michigan by Bankhoops.com... Played one game at Vincennes (Ind.) University, a junior college, before transferring to WMU...Cousin of former NBA player Eddie Robinson,who saw action with the Charlotte Hornets and the Chicago Bulls during his five-year career (1999-04).