Brock Vice

Position:
Center
Ht./Wt.:
6-10 / 240
Class:
Redshirt Freshman
Hometown:
Memphis, TN
High School:
Houston HS
Prev School:
Creighton

2024-25
Played in five games...Played a season high nine minutes versus Wayland Baptist on Nov. 7...Scored a season high four points versus Wayland Baptist on Nov. 7...Scored two points versus Mississippi Valley on Dec. 18...Had a season high two rebounds versus Wayland Baptist on Nov. 7...Had an assist versus Wayland Baptist on Nov. 7...Saw action in conference against Rice and Tulsa

2023-24 (Creighton)
Was a member of the Creighton team that reached the the 2024 NCAA Tournament Sweet 16...The Bluejays won 25 total games and tied for second in the Big East with a 14-6 league record...CU this season defeated both eventual national champion UConn and Final Four participant Alabama...Vice saw no playing time and earned a developmental redshirt...He did play 10 minutes in a 95-48 exhibition win over Wayne State where he grabbed eight rebounds

High School
Graduated from Houston High School in Memphis, Tennessee in 2023...The No. 3 ranked prep prospect from Tennessee and No. 32 ranked center in the country per 247Sports...Named one of three finalists for the 2023 Tennesseee Secondary School Athletic Association Mr. Basketball award, which is given to the best player in the state...His high school head coach was former 17-year NBA guard and two-time NBA Champion Mike Miller...Vice led his Houston High School team to the 2021 3A Tennessee state championship where they defeated future NBA Draft Lottery pick Brandon Miller in the finals...Vice averaged 17.5 points, 14.0 rebounds per game as a senior...Earned 2023 All-Region and All-District honors...Held offers from Creighton, Saint Louis, Belmont, Appalachian State and Tulsa among others...Was also a standout prep football player as he led Houston High School in both receptions and touchdowns as a senior and was named all-region and all-district on the gridiron...His father, Vance, is a college football coach who is currently the offensive line coach at UNLV, Virginia Tech (2016-21), Memphis (2012-15), ULM (2009-11), Utah State (2005-08), Illinois (2000-04), Murray State (1999) and Clemson (1996-98).