Terrance Farley

Height:
6-10
Weight:
245
Class:
Senior
Hometown:
Louisville, Ky.
High School:
Pleasure Ridge Park

Junior Year:

Reserve center that was one of two Kentucky products on the Cardinal roster.
Blocked a season-high four shots in 15 minutes of action against Texas A&M in the second round of the NCAA Tournament.
Missed the Cardinals' game against Georgetown with a sprained right ankle, but returned to action against USF.
Had a season high seven points against Miami.
Blocked a pair of shots against Syracuse, Cincinnati, USF and at Marquette.
Took just 21 shots in 157 minutes last season and made 12 (.571).
Had a season-best three points and three rebounds against Bellarmine.
Sophomore Year:
When David Padgett was out with a knee injury, Farley averaged 20 minutes of action, 5.8 points, 3.3 rebounds and blocked 16 shots over the last nine games (81.8 FT%, 65.6 FG%).
Blocked a career-high six shots vs. Marquette.
Scored a career-high 12 points and grabbed six rebounds vs. Delaware State in the first round of the NIT in a starting role.
Had six points, four rebounds and four blocks vs. Pitt in the BIG EAST Tournament.
Totalled seven points and seven rebounds against DePaul, adding three blocked shots in his most extensive action of the season (23 minutes).
Scored seven points and grabbed three rebounds vs. USF.
Produced six rebounds and a career-best four blocked shots against Notre Dame.
Had a productive eight minutes at Providence with three points, one blocked shot and a season-high four rebounds.
Added 40 pounds to his frame between his freshman and sophomore years, moving from 210 pounds when he arrived to his 250 weight his second year.
Freshman Year:
Blocked a shot in eight of his 17 appearances as a freshman.
Scored a season-high five points at Tulane (1/29/05).
Grabbed a season-high five rebounds and blocked two shots in 14 minutes of action against Morehead State (12/27/04).
Broke his nose in practice on Nov. 15 and missed the first four games of the season and several days of practice.
Made his first career start against IUPUI, playing the first four minutes (12/21/04).
Dismissed from the team on Dec. 15, but returned soon thereafter after making amends for a violation of team rules.
Made his first career appearance against Lafayette, scoring three points (12/4/04).
Scored two baskets against Tennessee State (1/2/05) and Marquette (1/26/05).
High School:
Averaged 11.8 points, 10.3 rebounds and blocked a school-record 133 shots as a senior for a Pleasure Ridge Park team that posted a 26-7 record and won the regional championship and reached the quarterfinals of the Kentucky state tournament.
Earned first-team all-state honors as a senior. Ranked among the nation's top 20 center prospects by Insiders, and among the two 30 players in the southeast by Youth Prep Stars.
As a junior, he averaged 10.1 points, 8.2 rebounds and blocked 96 shots for a balanced Pleasure Ridge Park team that posted a 27-4 record and reached the regional semifinals.
Ranked the No. 2 player in the state of Kentucky by Rick Bolus' High Potential Recruiting Service and was a Street & Smith's honorable mention All-America selection.
Scored a season-high 19 points against both Manual and Fairdale as a junior and grabbed a season-best 16 rebounds against Shawnee.
Honored as one of 44 students in Jefferson County with the Mayor's Outstanding Senior Award.
Had nine points and nine rebounds in the Derek Anderson Derby Festival Classic in Freedom Hall (4/24/04).
A first-team all-state selection as a junior, Farley chose to attend Louisville early in the recruiting process after also considering Tennessee, Indiana and Florida State.
Personal:
Born May 11, 1985 ... Son of Anthony and Darlene Hammonds ... Has two older brothers (Joe, David) ... Major is communications.
Enjoys listening to music in his spare time.
Chose to attend U of L because of Coach Pitino.
Best basketball advice given to him was to "just play ball."
His mother has had the greatest influence on his athletic career.
What impresses him the most about Coach Pitino: winning and his attitude.
Would most like to meet Scottie Pippen.
Feels Clyde Drexler would be the best person to play him in a movie.
If you walked into his dorm room, the first thing you would notice is his movie posters.
Wanted to wear No. 43 because he wore the same number in high school.
Best moment of his athletic career was reaching the Final Four.
Favorites:
Basketball Player: Scottie Pippen
NBA Team: Chicago Bulls
Athlete, Other than a basketball player: my dad
TV Show: Fresh Prince of Bel Air
Musical Group/Singer: Bad Boy
Comedian: Dave Chappelle
Foods: macaroni & cheese, chicken, noodles, hot dogs
Midnight Snack: hot dogs
Best Athlete Ever Faced: Terrence Williams