When you think of Dee Brown's career, most people point to his electrifying win with the no-look slam dunk that won the competition in 1991.  That is not a bad way to be remembered, but beyond that you had a good player who split his time between Point and Shooting Guard who would have two straight years averaging over 15 Points per Game (1993-94 & 1994-95), the first of which would see him also finish 10^th in the NBA in Steals per Game with 2.0.