University of Albany

2024-25

• Competed in the State Farm College Slam Dunk Championship (4/3) 
• Ranked fourth in the America East in Field Goal Percentage (.562) 
• Tied fifth in the America East in total steals (47), and tied sixth in the league in steals per game (1.5) 
• Tallied a career-high 170 rebounds on the season 
• Totaled a career-high 17 blocks over the course of the season 
• Recorded one double double at New Hampshire (1/9) 
• Equaled his career-high 23 points at New Hampshire (1/9) 
• Matched his career-high 11 rebounds against Binghamton (3/8) 
• Contributed a season-high five assists at UMass Lowell (2/13) 
• Tallied a career-high four blocks against Binghamton (3/8) 
• Recorded a career-high five steals at Binghamton (1/18) 

Before UAlbany

• Played in 23 games, starting eight for 245 total minutes, had 37 points, averaging 1.6 per game, with 32 rebounds, averaging 1.4. Tallied 12 steals and 10 assists

• Played 23 games, starting 15 for 647 total minutes, had 160 points, averaging seven per game, with 64 rebounds, averaging 2.8

• Played one year of varsity basketball
• Consensus top 100 recruit
• Ranked 97th on ESPN 100 list, ranking third amongst all players in N.H.
• Rivals ranked him 94th and 20th nationally at his position
• 247Sports tabbed him 90th and 24th among all his position
• The New England Recruiting Report ranked him fifth among all recruits
• Spent his final season of prep at Brewster Academy, helping head coach Jason Smith to a 32-1 overall record
• Brewster captured the NEPSAC Class AAA and its second straight National Prep School Championship
• One of 11 players from his Brewster squad to earn a Division I scholarship
• Was nominated for the McDonalds All-American game

Personal

• DeMarr Langford Jr. is the son of DeMarr Langford Sr. and Sacha Langford
• Has 1 older brother, Makai Ashton-Langford
• Born and raised in Worcester, MA
• Intends to major in communications
• Brother, Makai Ashton-Langford, played basketball for Providence and Boston College.