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GP | GS | MIN | FGP | TPP | FTP | OREB | DREB | REB | AST | STL | BLK | TOV | PF | PTS |
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Born in the small town of Palmer, Texas, just south of Dallas, Ryan Conger aka Dayfri was born into sports. He started playing Baseball at the age of four and blossomed into a star. His talents eventually landed him a scholarship to play catcher at Letourneau University. In addition to playing baseball, Conger coached younger players while at Letourneau. His career was cut short when an ACL injury sidelined him his sophomore season, leading him to NBA 2K. There, his versatility as a player and fiery personality allowed him to excel quickly, rocketing up 2K League draft boards. He was taken by his home-team Mavs Gaming for the first-ever season in the NBA 2K League. Dayfri was acquired via trade by Wizards District Gaming in the pre-draft trade window.
