Lester Abram

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Lester C. Abram, Jr. (born September 2, 1983) is an American former college basketball player (shooting guard).

Abram was named team captain during his senior year at University of Michigan, making him the Wolverines' first three-time captain.^[specify] He has made quite a profile throughout Michigan. Playing in 120 career games, he tied for No. 18 all-time. He started 106 career games, tying for 10th all-time. He scored 1,274 career points (No. 26 all-time), shot 82.93 percent for career on free throws (No. 2 all-time), and had 345 free throws made (No. 10 all-time). As well, he set freshman (85.6 percent) and sophomore (84.3 percent) records for free-throw percentage in a season. He has played a career of 3,513 career minutes, the twelfth of all time.^[2]