Fairfield University Athletics

2010-11
Wade came to Fairfield after playing two seasons at the University of Houston. He spent the season in residency per NCAA transfer rules and is eligible to play in 2011-12.

2009-10
Wade became only the third player in Houston history to record back-to-back 100 assist seasons and only the 15th student-athlete with multiple 100-assist seasons. He dished off 167 assists in 35 games in 2009-10, averaging 4.8 assists per game. He came off the bench for the first four games of the season, but started the next 31 games. He scored 10 or more points in three of his four reserve roles, highlighted by a 13-point effort against Nicholls State in the season opener. He also reached double figures in his first start with a season-high 15 markers at Alaska-Anchorage, netting six of eight shots from the floor which included all three three-point attempts. He would come close to that point total two other times, netting 13 points at Iowa State and against East Carolina in the Conference USA tournament. In that East Carolina game, Wade connected on all four field goal attempts, including three three-point shots, and both free throw attempts. He also dished off seven assists without a turnover in the game. It was the fourth of six games in which Wade would not turn the ball over. In fact, Wade registered 19 assists against one turnover in four C-USA tournament games, leading the team to the championship as the number seven seed. He finished the season with 167 assists against 62 turnovers and added 53 steals.

2008-09
Wade appeared in all 33 games and started 17 of those outings. He led the team in assists with 113, an average of 3.4 per game. He ranked among the NCAA leaders for most of the season in assist-turnover ratio. He started his collegiate career with a 10-point performance against Georgia Southern, a total he surpassed one game later with a season-high 15 points versus Presbyterian. He would equal that point total one other time, making six of eight field goals, a three pointer, and a pair of free throws against Mississippi Valley State. Wade dished off 113 assists against 41 turnovers during the year, and tallied 160 points with 60 rebounds in his 33 games played.

Before College
Wade was a four-year player at Linden High School where he was a three-year All-State first team player. Linden posted a 103-20 record during his career, which led to four consecutive sectional finals, two section championships, and back-to-back Group 4 state titles. He tallied a career-high 35 points during his senior season, as the Tigers posted a 23-7 record. Linden won a school-record 30 games during his junior season, including a win over top-ranked St. Patrick's High School to win the Union County Tournament title. He was also part of Linden's upset of No. 1 ranked Bloomfield Tech in the Tournament of Champions semifinals in his sophomore season, as well as win over No. St. Anthony's as a freshman. Wade also was a two-year starter for the school's football team, earning All-County Defense second team honors.

Career Statistics

Year	G	FG-A	Pct.	3pt-A	Pct.	FT-A	Pct.	Pts.-Avg.	Rebs-Avg	A	BL	ST
2010-11	DNP	In Residency
2009-10	35	71-179	.397	22-59	.373	36-59	.610	200-5.7	65-1.9	167	3	53
2008-09	33	54-176	.307	12-46	.261	40-55	.727	160-4.8	60-1.8	113	1	47
Totals	68	125-355	.352	34-105	.324	76-114	.667	360-5.3	125-1.8	280	4	100