Jeff McInnis played two seasons for the Charlotte Bobcats

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Jeff McInnis played two seasons for the Charlotte Bobcats
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The Charlotte Hornets acquired Jeff McInnis in January 2007 through a trade for Bernard Robinson. A Charlotte native, McInnis spent the final stages of his 11-season professional career with the Bobcats. During his tenure, he wore No. 0 and appeared in 92 games for the organization. He maintained averages of 4.4 points, 3.7 assists, and 1.7 rebounds while logging 23 minutes per game. The stint followed a three-year collegiate career at UNC, where he earned two All-ACC selections before his selection in the 1996 NBA Draft. McInnis retired from professional basketball following the 2007-08 season after he was unable to secure a subsequent contract.

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  • Jeff McInnis played 92 games for the Charlotte Bobcats wearing No. 0.
  • The Hornets acquired McInnis in January 2007 from a trade involving Bernard Robinson.
  • McInnis averaged 4.4 points and 3.7 assists per game during his time in Charlotte.
  • His professional basketball career concluded after the 2007-08 season.
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After attending UNC for three years, Jeff McInnis played 11 seasons, two of which were for the Charlotte Bobcats.

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