2008: Started every game of the season at third base ... led ASU and ranked ninth in SoCon with 60 RBI (good for fourth in school history) ... also ranked among top 10 in conference with 18 doubles (third on team and tied for 10th in school history) ... hit .326, good for fourth on the squad ... added 79 hits (second on team, sixth in school history) and seven home runs (tied for second on team) ... ranked second on team with 12 multi-RBI games and third with 24 multi-hit efforts ... hit safely in 45-of-59 games overall, including a 13-game hitting streak from April 1-20, good for the second-longest ASU hitting streak of the season ... drove in at least three runs 10 times, including two five-RBI performances ? in a 5-for-6 effort at Jacksonville State (March 15) and with a two-home-run performance against Furman in ASU’s third game at the 2008 Southern Conference Tournament (May 23) ... combined to go 5-for-10 with seven RBI and three runs scored in ASU’s first season sweep over Wake Forest (Feb. 27 and March 18) since 1996 ... drove in four runs in win over Yale (March 9) ... notched two doubles and reached base four times versus UNC Greensboro (March 22) ... drove in three runs in win over High Point (March 25) ... hit .388 (19-for-49) with 12 RBI during 13-game hitting streak from April 1-20 ... capped run with a three-run homer in win over Western Carolina (April 20) ... had a monster game with a 5-for-8, five-RBI, two-run effort to help lead team to school records for runs and hits in a 26-10 win over Elon (May 1) ... closed the season by hitting safely in 12-of-13 games, including seven multi-hit performances ... had a double to go along with his two home runs and five RBI in the season finale vs. Furman ... hit .359 (47-for-131) with runners on base, including .400 (6-for-15) with the bases loaded ... earned academic all-conference recognition for his prowess on the field and in the classroom.

2007: Played in and started 57 games (25 at 3B, 16 at 1B and 16 at DH) ... ranked fifth on team with .342 batting average ... finished second on team in doubles (22), home runs (7) and RBI (56) ... hit a lofty .393 (33-for-84) with runners in scoring position ... was second on team with 21 two-out RBI ... recorded 14 multi-RBI games, good for second on the squad, and 23 multi-hit games, good for fourth on the team ... had three four-hit games on the season ? a 4-for-4 effort with two doubles and a triple versus Coppin State (Feb. 18), a 4-for-5 performance with three RBI and four runs scored in first game of doubleheader sweep over Dayton (March 3) and a 4-for-6 outing that included a home run in a 9-8 win over SoCon-power Elon (March 17) ... impressive effort versus Elon started a 12-game hitting streak, the team’s second-longest streak of the season ... drove in 10 runs over a four-game stretch versus Georgia Southern (April 20-22) and UNC Asheville (April 24), which included a pair of three-RBI performances against GSU and a two home-run, four-RBI showing in a wild 12-11 win over UNCA ... also drove in four runs twice in a week with four RBI versus Longwood (May 11) and Radford (May 15).

2006: Was hampered throughout the season by an ankle injury suffered running to first base during season opener versus Buffalo ... was limited to 14 starts (eight at 3B and six at DH) ... hit safely in just 8-of-29 games ... had season-best three hits (3-for-6) with two RBI in 13-inning win over Niagara (Feb. 25) ... drove in two runs three times.

High School: Hit .407 with six home runs and 28 RBI as a senior en route to 3-A all-state and Charlotte Observer all-Piedmont recognition ... a three-time all-conference selection ... named team MVP as a junior and coaches’ award recipient following senior campaign ... four-year letterwinner ... coached by David Craft.

Personal: Full name is Isaac Reid Harrow ... born Jan. 25, 1987 (22 years old) ... son of Teresa and Dennis Harrow ... enjoys hunting and four-wheeling ... majoring in architectural technology and design.