Men's Game Facts Game No. 12 – University of Missouri Thursday, Dec. 30 – 5 p.m. PST Mizzou Arena – Columbia, MO Radio: News Talk 1510 KGA (Spokane) Pre-game show 30 minutes prior to tipoff TV: ESPN2

No. 12 BULLDOGS (10-1; 0-0 ) G - 5 , 6-3, 168, So., Vancouver, WA (11.0 ppg, 2.7 rpg, 5.6 assists, 2.0 steals) Gonzaga G - 22 Erroll Knight, 6-7, 211, Jr., Seattle, WA University (7.0 ppg, 4.0 rpg, 1.7 assists, 0.5 steals) C - 1 , 6-10, 249, Sr., , Bulldogs (19.1 ppg, 9.1 rpg, 1.7 assists, 1.2 blocks) F - 3 , 6-8, 205, So., Spokane, WA (19.8 ppg, 5.7 rpg, 2.7 assists, 0.6 steals, 0.4 blocks) Sports Information F - 32 Sean Mallon, 6-9, 218, So., Spokane, WA 502 E Boone (11.2 ppg, 5.8 rpg, 1.3 assists, 0.4 steals, 0.6 blocks) HEAD COACH: (University of Oregon, 1987) Spokane, WA 99258-0066 GONZAGA RECORD: 143-33 (6th year – 16th at GU) CAREER RECORD: Same

Oliver Pierce UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI TIGERS (6-5; 0-0 Big 12 Conference) Sports Information Director G - 1 Jimmy McKinney, 6-3, 208, Jr., St. Louis, MO Men's Basketball Contact (8.0 ppg, 4.5 rpg, 2.4 assists, 1.1 steals) (509) 323-6373 G - 2 , 6-5, 212, Sr., Silver Spring, MD [email protected] (10.1 ppg, 4.8 rpg, 1.2 assists, 1.1 steals, 0.4 blocks) G - 12 Jason Horton, 6-0, 173, Fr., Dallas, TX Rich Moser (4.8 ppg, 2.2 rpg, 3.3 assists, 1.1 steals) C - 41 , 6-8, 245, So., Kaunas, Lithuania Assistant SID (17.0 ppg, 7.5 rpg, 2.5 assists, 0.6 steals, 0.3 blocks) SERIES RECORD Women’s(509) Basketball 323-5484 Contact F - 14 Kevin Young, 6-9, 263, Jr., Kingston, Jamaica Gonzaga 1-0 [email protected](509) 323-5484 (5.6 ppg, 5.3 rpg, 1.1 assists, 0.9 steals, 0.9 blocks) [email protected] HEAD COACH: Quin Snyder (Duke, 1989)

Sara Rathbun UM RECORD: 106-68 (6th year) CAREER RECORD: Same GraduateChris Assistant Loucks SID GAMES PRIOR TO GONZAGA: None. Women'sGraduate Basketball Assistant Contact SID Baseball(509) 323-4227 Contact Game No. 13 – Santa Clara University [email protected] (509) 323-4227 Thursday, Jan. 6 – 8 p.m. PST [email protected] Leavey – Santa Clara, CA Radio: News Talk 1510 KGA (Spokane) FAX Pre-game show 30 minutes prior to tipoff (509) FAX323-5730 TV: ESPN2 (509) 323-5730 SANTA CLARA UNIVERSITY BRONCOS (7-6; 0-0 West Coast Conference) G - 30 Doron Perkins, 6-2, 200, Sr., Anchorage, AK Web (15.3 ppg, 6.1 rpg, 2.6 assists, 1.9 steals, 0.6 steals) www.gozags.comWeb G - 11 Kyle Bailey, 6-2, 200, Sr., Fairbanks, AK www.gozags.com (11.8 ppg, 5.4 rpg, 4.7 assists, 1.4 steals) G - 5 Brody Angley, 5-11, 195, Fr., Redding, CA (5.8 ppg, 3.5 rpg, 3.2 assists, 1.3 steals) F - 41 Travis Niesen, 6-7, 200, Jr., Mission Viejo, CA (14.8 ppg, 4.0 rpg, 0.9 assists, 0.7 steals) SERIES RECORD F - 43 Jordan Legge, 6-8, 220, Sr., Mesa, AZ Gonzaga 30-29 (3.4 ppg, 4.1 rpg, 0.4 assists, 0.3 blocks) HEAD COACH: Dick Davey (Pacific, 1964) SCU RECORD: 209-154 (13th year) CAREER RECORD: Same GAMES PRIOR TO GONZAGA: 12/29 vs. Yale; 12/31 at Brigham Young

Bulldog Bites

; Gonzaga got a career-high 18 points from J.P. Batista and 19 from Adam Morrison as the Bulldogs defeated No. 3 Oklahoma State 78-75 Tuesday in the nightcap of the Touchstone Energy All-College Classic at the Ford Center in Oklahoma City, Okla. The Bulldogs built as much as a 16- second-half lead before the Cowboys charged back to tie the game twice in the final 3:25. But an Adam Morrison 16- foot fadeaway jumper with 1:41 remaining and a Morrison 2005 BULLDOGS RESULTS with 53 ticks left gave the Bulldogs a 78-75 lead. The Bulldogs missed

DATE OPPONENT TIME 3-of-4 free throws in the final 53 seconds. Following a pair of missed Nov. 5 EMPORIA STATE (EXHIB.) W 114-86 throws by Derek Raivio the Cowboys got the , then had an Nov. 14 LEWIS-CLARK STATE (EXHIB.) W 85-48 inbounds opportunity with :03 to play. John Lucas took a heavily Nov. 19 PORTLAND STATE (KHQ/FSN) W 98-80 Nov. 21 MONTANA (KHQ/FSN) W 78-62 contested 3-pointer from the right wing that missed the mark and the Nov. 24 IDAHO (KAYU/FSN) W 88-74 Bulldogs had the victory. Nov. 27 Wooden Tradition @ Indianapolis, IN Gonzaga l. Illinois (KHQ/FSN) L 89-72 ; Gonzaga’s J.P. Batista had a career-high 18 points, made his first eight Cincinnati d. Purdue 79-59 shots from the field and finished 8-for-9 from the field in earning MVP

Dec. 1 (KHQ/FSN) W 99-87 honors for the game of the Touchstone Energy All-College Dec. 4 Battle In Seattle @ Seattle, WA Classic on Tuesday. He was joined on the all-tournament team by ^Massachusetts (CSTV/Comcast) W 68-57 teammate Adam Morrison, Stephen Graham and John Lucas of Oklahoma Dec. 7 Washington State (FSN) W 54-52 State and Jaison Williams of Oklahoma, the MVP of the Dec. 11 SAINT LOUIS (KHQ/KONG) W 75-45 Dec. 18 Las Vegas Showdown @ Las Vegas, NV game in which OU downed Tulsa 70-64 in the first game of the showcase Oklahoma State d. UNLV (ESPN2) 79-67 double-header. In the last four games Batista is 15-for-19 from the field for Gonzaga d. Georgia Tech (ESPN) W 85-73 78.9 percent. Dec. 21 %Eastern Washington W 83-70 Dec. 28 Touchstone Energy All-College Classic ; With Tuesday’s win, Gonzaga is Gonzaga vs. Big 12 @ Oklahoma City, OK 4-3 all-time against the current Oklahoma d. Tulsa (ESPN2) 70-64 DATE OPPPNENT W-L Gonzaga d. Oklahoma St. (ESPN2) W 78-75 makeup of the Big 12 12/28/04 $Oklahoma State W 78-75 Dec. 30 Missouri (ESPN2) 5 p.m. Conference. The Bulldogs have 12/13/03 *Missouri W 87-80! defeated Oklahoma State, Jan. 6 *Santa Clara (ESPN2) 8 p.m. 11/23/01 &Texas W 67-64 Baylor, Missouri and Texas Jan. 8 *Saint Mary’s (FSN) 7 p.m. 12/30/99 ^Colorado L 81-77 Jan. 13 *LOYOLA MARYMOUNT (KAYU/KONG) 7 p.m. while falling to Colorado, Jan. 15 *PEPPERDINE (KHQ/FSN) 5 p.m. Kansas and Kansas State. The 11/14/98 at Kansas L 80-66 Jan. 20 *San Francisco (KAYU/KONG) 7 p.m. 3/22/94 #at Kansas State L 66-64 Jan. 22 *San Diego (KHQ/KONG) 4 p.m. OSU, Baylor, Colorado, 11/29/91 %Baylor W 77-75 Jan. 29 *PORTLAND (ESPN2) 8 p.m. Missouri and Texas games were played on neutral courts, $ Touchstone Energy All-College Classic Feb. 3 *SAINT MARY’S (KHQ/FSN) 5:30 p.m. @ Oklahoma City, OK Feb. 5 *SANTA CLARA (KHQ/KONG) 3 p.m. while the Bulldogs met Kansas * Battle in Seattle – Seattle, WA Feb. 10 *Pepperdine (ESPN2) 8 p.m. in the 1998-99 season opener in & Great Alaska Shootout – Anchorage, AK Feb. 12 *Loyola Marymount (KHQ/FSN) 6 p.m. fabled Phogg Allen Fieldhouse ^ Rainbow Classic – Honolulu, HI Feb. 17 *SAN DIEGO (KHQ/KONG) 6 p.m. and Kansas State in Manhattan Feb. 19 *SAN FRANCISCO (ABC) 3 p.m. % Coors Light Classic – Fresno, CA Feb. 24 *Portland (ESPN2) 8 p.m. in the 1994 National Invitation # NIT Second Round Feb. 28 NORTHERN COLORADO (KHQ/FSN) 6 p.m. Tournament second round. Mar. 4 +WCC Tournament TBA Mar. 5 +WCC Tournament TBA ; This week’s polls showed Gonzaga making yet another move in both of the Mar. 6 +WCC Tournament (ESPN2) TBA major polls. The Bulldogs, who moved up nine spots a week ago in the Mar. 7 +WCC Tournament (ESPN) 9 p.m. th Associated Press rankings, inched up one more spot to 12 in swapping places with Washington. Gonzaga, which climbed back into the USA *WEST COAST CONFERENCE GAME Today/ESPN rankings last week, moved up two spots to 21st. ^PLAYED AT KEYARENA %PLAYED AT SPOKANE ARENA ; With Oklahoma State maintaining its number three ranking in this +WCC TOURNAMENT AT SANTA CLARA, CA week’s polls, Tuesday’s marked the second time in two weeks the ALL TIMES PACIFIC TIME ZONE Bulldogs have handed the No. 3 team in the country its first loss of ALL TIMES SUBJECT TO CHANGE the season. The Bulldogs thumped No. 3 and previously undefeated Georgia Tech 85-73 in the Las Vegas Showdown on Dec. 18. Gonzaga has played five teams ranked No. 3 since 1999 and the Bulldogs are now 3-2 against such teams. The Bulldogs fell to No. 3 and eventual national champion Connecticut in the 1999 NCAA Elite Eight, lost to No. 3 and Final Four participant Michigan State in the 2001 Sweet 16 and defeated No. 3 Missouri 87-80 in overtime last year in the inaugural Battle in Seattle at KeyArena.

Bulldog Bites

; Senior Ronny Turiaf has not grabbed fewer than five rebounds in any game this season and has four double-digit rebounding nights to his credit including Associated Press a career-high 14 against Massachusetts. Bulldogs Top 25 AP Poll History ; After having just nine assists in his previous five games, The top 25 teams in The Associated Press' sophomore Derek Raivio dished out 11 assists against men's poll, with first- DATE RANK place votes in parentheses, records Oklahoma State for his third double-digit assists night of 2004-05 Season through Dec. 19, 2004, total points based on 25 points for a first-place vote through the season. He had 11 assists in the season opener 12/27/04 12 one point for a 25th-place vote and against Portland State and 13 the next time out against 12/20/04 13 previous ranking: 12/13/04 22 Montana. Raivio has 62 assists for a 5.6 average through 12/6/04 25 Record Pts Pvs the first 11 games. 11/21/04 24 1. Illinois (55) 11-0 1,779 1 11/8/04 25 2. Kansas (13) 8-0 1,699 2 3. Oklahoma State (4) 9-0 1,678 3 ; Pierre Marie Altidor-Cespedes has 14 assists, six 2003-04 Season 4. North Carolina 9-1 1,530 4 3/14/04 3 5. Wake Forest 10-1 1,462 5 steals and just four turnovers in his last 57 minutes 3/8/04 3 6. Duke 8-0 1,434 6 spanning four games. His 2.82 /turnover ratio 3/1/04 4 7. Syracuse 11-1 1,333 7 2/22/04 4 8. Kentucky 8-1 1,257 8 for the season leads the regulars. 9. Georgia Tech 8-1 1,225 9 2/16/04 6 10. Pittsburgh 9-0 1,161 10 2/9/04 7 11. Connecticut 6-1 976 11 ; Erroll Knight, who suffered a bruised hip in Gonzaga’s last 2/2/04 8 12. GONZAGA 9-1 843 13 game prior to Christmas break, showed no ill signs of the 1/26/04 10 13. Washington 10-1 842 12 1/19/04 15 14. Arizona 8-2 733 14 Dec. 21 injury as he scored 11 points, grabbed 6 15. Texas 8-2 708 15 1/12/04 16 16. Iowa 10-1 702 17 rebounds, dished out a pair of assists and had one 1/4/04 16 17. No. Carolina State 9-1 686 16 against Oklahoma State. Knight also didn’t commit a 12/29/03 16 18. Alabama 10-1 611 19 12/22/03 15 19. Louisville 8-2 587 18 turnover in his season-high 35 minutes against the 12/15/03 13 20. Geo. Washington 8-1 484 20 12/8/03 17 21. Mississippi State 11-2 437 21 Cowboys. Knight has started four straight games since 12/1/03 17 22. Cincinnati 9-0 342 22 returning to action after suffering a badly sprained right 23. Michigan State 7-2 268 23 11/24/03 16 24. Maryland 7-2 226 24 thumb Nov. 17 just two days prior to the season opener. 11/17/03 16 25. Virginia 8-1 144 25 11/10/03 (Preseason) 10 Knight’s first action of the season came Dec. 4 in his Others receiving votes: Marquette 71, Boston 2002-03 Season College 64, Wisconsin 25, Arkansas 23, Oklahoma hometown in the Battle in Seattle as Gonzaga defeated 11/25/02 20 17, Oregon 11, Notre Dame 9, Wichita St. 9, Hawai’i 11/18/02 21 8, Old Dominion 6, Miami Fla. 3, West Virginia. 3, Massachusetts 68-57 in KeyArena. In his six games he is Florida 2, Fresno St. 2. averaging 22.7 minutes/game, 7.0 ppg and 4.0 rpg. 11/11/02 (Preseason) 22 2001-02 Season ; Gonzaga is shooting 52.5 percent from the field after 3/4/02 6 2/25/02 7 a 57.4 effort against Oklahoma State. In their last two outings Gonzaga is 58-for-97 2/18/02 7 from the field for 58.8 percent. Seven regulars are shooting 50.0 percent or better. J.P 2/11/02 8 2/4/02 9 Batista has hit 30-of-48 shots for 62.5 percent, followed by Ronny Turiaf (65-for-119 1/28/02 11 for 54.6), Sean Mallon (43-of-79 for 54.4), David Pendergraft (9-of-17 for 52.9), Erroll 1/21/02 16 1/14/02 13 Knight (16-of-31 for 51.6), Adam Morrison (84-of-164 for 51.2) and Pierre Marie Altidor- 1/7/02 18 Cespedes (10-of-20 for 50.0). 12/31/01 22 12/23/01 22 ; Sophomore Adam Morrison is 27-of-44 from the field over the last three games for 61.4 12/17/01 24 percent. He has gone 8-for-13 from the field in each of the last two games against Eastern 12/10/01 25 1999-00 Season Washington and Oklahoma State, and began his hot streak with an 11-for-18 effort against 11/8/99 24 Georgia Tech. 11/15/99 25 11/23/99 25 ; Although Gonzaga’s depth has been challenged this season with the early-season 11/30/99 25 12/7/99 24 injury to Erroll Knight and the season-ending knee injury to Nathan Doudney, the 12/13/99 22 Bulldogs still go eight deep. Eight currently active players are averaging double-digit 12/20/99 22 minutes, paced by the 35.6 minutes/game of Adam Morrison, the 35.0 by Derek Raivio and the 31.0 by Ronny Turiaf. Sean Mallon (24.9), Erroll Knight (22.7), J.P. Batista (20.9), Pierre Marie Altidor Cespedes (18.5) and David Pendergraft (10.6) also average double-digit minutes. Doudney was averaging 19.9 minutes/game when his season ended. ; Gonzaga is 71-12 when ranked, including 8-1 this season. The Bulldogs are 29-0 at home when ranked, 27-3 away and 15-9 on a neutral court. ; Senior center Ronny Turiaf played just 18 minutes against Oklahoma State after suffering a left ankle sprain at practice on Christmas night. Turiaf sprained his right ankle Dec. 7 at Washington State and played just 17 minutes the following game at home against Saint Louis. ; Gonzaga junior guard Nathan Doudney will be sidelined for the remainder of the season with a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee. He was injured early in the second half of the Dec. 7 game at Washington State.

No. 12 Bulldogs Continue Trek

Through Midwest On Thursday USA Today/ESPN Top 25 For Rematch With Missouri The top 25 teams in The USA Today/ESPN men's college basketball poll, with first-place votes in FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – DECEMBER 29, 2004 parentheses, records through Dec. 2619, 2004, total points based on 25 points for a first-place vote through one point for a 25th-place vote and REMATCH WITH MISSOURI: Gonzaga University and the University of Missouri will meet in a previous ranking: rematch Thursday after the Bulldogs took last year’s meeting in the inaugural Battle in Seattle Record Pts Pvs 1. Illinois (25) 11-0 767 1 87-80 over the then third-ranked Tigers. Ronny Turiaf scored 21 of his 23 points after halftime 2. Kansas (4) 8-0 741 2 th 3. Oklahoma State (2) 9-0 713 3 and added 14 points and 10 assists to help the then 17 -ranked Bulldogs pull the 4. Wake Forest 10-1 654 4 upset as Missouri head coach Quin Snyder returned to his hometown of Seattle. Adam Morrison 5. North Carolina 9-1 643 5 6. Duke 8-0 620 6 scored 12 of his 17 points in the first half. The Bulldogs fought back from deficits of 67-62 with 7. Pittsburgh 9-0 542 7 8. Syracuse 11-1 538 8 four minutes to play in regulation and 79-75 with three minutes to go in overtime. And it was 9. Georgia Tech 8-1 516 9 Turiaf who led both charges. He backed into the paint and flipped the ball in for a basket that 10. Kentucky 8-1 485 10 11. Connecticut 6-1 423 11 gave Gonzaga an 81-80 lead with 1:01 to play in overtime. Then at the other end, he drew an 12. Texas 8-2 389 12 13. Alabama 10-1 350 14 offensive foul on Missouri's Jimmy McKinney with 36 seconds remaining. 14. Arizona 8-2 339 15 15. No. Carolina State 9-1 337 13 WHAT SOPHOMORE JINX? Don’t try to tell Gonzaga University’s sophomore trio of Adam 16. Washington 10-1 326 17 17. Cincinnati 9-0 291 16 Morrison, Sean Mallon and Derek Raivio there’s supposed to be a sophomore jinx. The trio is 18. Iowa 10-1 250 19 19. Louisville 8-2 224 18 averaging 31.9 minutes/game, 14.0 ppg, 4.8 rpg and 3.2 assists/game. They are shooting a 20. Michigan State 7-2 188 20 combined 50.8 percent from the field (164-323), 41.9 percent from 3-point range (39-for-93) and 21. GONZAGA 9-1 171 23 22. Geo. Washington 8-1 153 22 75.4 percent from the free throw line (95-for-126). 23. Maryland 7-2 119 21 24. Mississippi State 11-2 75 24 Gonzaga’s Super Sophs 25. Virginia 8-1 61 25 Others Receiving Votes: Boston College 36, |---TOTAL---| |---3-PTS---| |----REBOUNDS----| Marquette 35, Oklahoma 24, SO. Ill. 11, Wichita PLAYER GS Min/AVG FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg St. 11, Wisconsin 11, UAB 6, Arizona St. 5, Iowa ------St. 5, West Virg. 5, Florida 4, New Mexico 3, A ADAM MORRISON...... 11 392/35.6 84-164 .512 12-40 .300 38-46 .826 17 46 63 5.7 18 0 30 11 4 7 218 19.8 Notre Dame 3, Old Dominion 1. SEAN MALLON...... 11 274/24.9 43-79 .544 3-6 .500 34-51 .667 25 39 64 5.8 32 0 14 17 7 4 123 11.2 DEREK RAIVIO...... 11 385/35.0 37-80 .463 24-47 .511 23-29 .793 3 27 30 2.7 27 1 62 22 0 22 121 11.0 BULLDOGS TOTALS 1052/31.9 164-323 .508 39-93 .419 95-126 .754 45 112 157 4.8 77 1 106 50 11 33 462 14.0 USA TODAY/ESPN POLL HISTORY YOU CAN CALL ME:. There has been much debate on television, on the radio and in the print DATE RANK media this season over the pronunciation of Gonzaga University sophomore Derek Raivio’s last 2004-05 Season 12/27/04 21 name. While the sophomore from Vancouver, Wash., insists he doesn’t care, the correct 12/20/04 23 11/22/04 25 pronunciation is rye-VEE-oh. All of last season and through the early part of this season 2003-04 Season 3/14/04 2 everyone has gone with rav-EE-oh. 3/8/04 3 3/1/04 4 2/22/04 5 HOME, SWEET HOME: Gonzaga University has a modest 17-game home winning streak that 2/16/04 6 ranks tied for sixth with Air Force in the NCAA Division I ranks through games of Tuesday. 2/9/04 7 2/2/04 8 Wisconsin leads the way with a 35-game streak, followed by Oklahoma State University and 1/26/04 10 1/19/04 15 Western Michigan University at 22. 1/12/04 17 1/4/04 17 12/29/03 18 BATTLE OF THE BOARDS: Gonzaga University lost the battle of the boards in back-to-back 12/22/03 18 12/15/03 15 games for the first time this season when Oklahoma State University took a 40-31 edge on 12/8/03 18 Tuesday after Eastern Washington University became the first team to out-rebound the Zags 12/1/03 24 11/24/03 21 this season 30-29. Gonzaga was out-rebounded in three straight games last season – George 11/3/03 (Preseason) 12 2002-03 Season 12/2/02 25 Washington University, the University of Missouri and Stanford University turning the trick early 11/24/02 21 11/1/02 (Preseason) 22 in 2004 to mark the only time Gonzaga was out-rebounded in back-to-back outings. Montana 2001-02 Season held the Bulldogs are bay earlier this year 35-35. 4/2/02 16 3/10/02 6 3/3/02 6 THREE BALL: Gonzaga University has extended its streak of consecutive games with a 3- 2/24/02 7 2/17/02 7 pointer to 372. The last time the Bulldogs failed to hit a trey was Jan. 27, 1993, when the 2/10/02 8 2/3/02 10 Bulldogs went 0-for-5 at home against Portland. 1/27/02 14 1/20/02 18 ON A ROLL: Since starting the 2003 season 8-5, Gonzaga University is 54-8. Gonzaga put 1/13/02 14 1/6/02 18 together a 9-game winning streak and went 16-4 down the stretch following that 8-5 start, last 12/30/01 22 12/23/01 22 year’s club went 28-3 and this year’s team is off to a 10-1 start. 12/16/01 24 2000-01 Season 4/3/01 (Final) 20 TOUGH SCHEDULE: Oklahoma State University was the third Top 5 team and the fourth Top 1999-00 Season 25 team Gonzaga University has played this season. The Bulldogs played current No. 1 4/1/00 (Final) 24 1998-99 Season University of Illinois when they were ranked fifth, then No. 14 University of Washington and then 3/29/99 (Final) 12 1/31/99 25 No. 3 Georgia Tech. Gonzaga is 3-1 against Top 25 teams this season, the lone loss to Illinois.

2005 West Coast Conference Standings 1 Ronny Turiaf (Through games of 12/28/04) Conference Overall W L Pct. W L Pct. GONZAGA 0 0 .000 10 1 .909 All-American Candidate Loyola Marymount 0 0 .000 8 3 .727 San Francisco 0 0 .000 8 3 .727 Š 1,440 career points rank 11th Saint Mary’s 0 0 .000 10 4 .714 Portland 0 0 .000 9 4 .692 all-time at Gonzaga. He needs Pepperdine 0 0 .000 8 5 .615 12 to move into the Top 10. San Diego 0 0 .000 7 5 .583 th Santa Clara 0 0 .000 7 6 .538 Š 664 career rebounds rank 7 at Gonzaga Tuesday, December 28 Gonzaga 78, Oklahoma St. 75 @ Oklahoma City Š 546 career free throws made Central Connecticut 80, at Santa Clara 68 rank 2nd at Gonzaga. San Diego 95, at Wyoming 88 at Oregon 92, Portland 67 Š 133 career blocked shots at Saint Mary’s 72, Radford 60 rank 2nd at Gonzaga. Troy State 72, Pepperdine 69 @ Albuquerque, NM Š 2004 Associated Press All- Wednesday, December 29 America honorable mention. Mississippi Valley St. vs. Pepperdine @ Albuquerque, NM, 5 p.m. Loyola Marymount at Northern Arizona, 5 p.m. Š One of 20 finalists for 2004 Yale at Santa Clara, 6 p.m. Murray State at Saint Mary’s, 7:30 p.m. Naismith College Basketball Player of the Year. Thursday, December 30 Š 2005 John R. Wooden Award Gonzaga at Missouri, 5 p.m. Idaho at Portland, 7:30 p.m. Preseason Top 50 nominee after being a 2004 Midseason Top 30 selection. West Coast Conference Š Two-time West Coast Conference first-team selection. Standings 1992-Present Š 2004 United States Basketball Writers Association (USBWA) (Through Games of 12/28/04) Conference Overall All-District 9 first-team. W L Pct. W L Pct. GONZAGA 140 42 .769 313 107 .745 Š 2004 National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) Pepperdine 114 68 .626 233 168 .581 District 14 first-team after being a 2003 second-team pick. Santa Clara 109 73 .599 223 169 .569 San Francisco 88 94 .484 205 185 .526 Š Summer of 2002 played for France in European Championships th San Diego 88 94 .484 200 181 .525 U-20, averaging 14.9 ppg for 11 and 9.8 rpg for third as France Saint Mary’s 73 109 .401 181 209 .464 captured bronze medal. Portland 62 120 .341 162 218 .426 Loyola Marymount 54 128 .297 137 238 .365 Š Become the 11th player in Gonzaga history to record 600 rebounds with 9 against Illinois on Nov. 27, 2004, now with NCAA Tournament Appearances Since 1992 th Gonzaga (1995, '99, '00; '01; ’02; ’03; ‘04); 664 for 7 . Also has 18 career double-doubles. Pepperdine (1992, '94, '00; ‘02); Š MVP of 2003 BB&T Tournament hosted by Maryland and Portland (1996); Santa Clara (1993, '95, '96); San Diego (2003) played at the MCI Center in Washington, D.C., matching his San Francisco (1998); Saint Mary's (1997) career high with 29 points against George Washington in title NIT Appearances Since 1992 game. Gonzaga (1994, '96, '98); Pepperdine (1993, '99) Š MVP of 2004 West Coast Conference Tournament, his put- WCC Championship Game back of his own miss with 5.1 seconds to play giving the Appearances Since 1992 Gonzaga (1992, '95, '96, '98, '99, '00, '01, ’02, ’03, ‘04) Bulldogs a 63-61 semifinal win over host Santa Clara. Pepperdine (1992, '93, '94, '00, ‘02) Portland (1995, '96) GONZAGA CAREER GONZAGA CAREER Saint Mary's (1997, ‘04) SCORING LEADERS REBOUNDING LEADERS San Diego (1994, ‘03) 1. (1959-61) 2,196 1. Jerry Vermillion (1952-55) 1,670 2. Jim McPhee (19886-90) 2,015 San Francisco (1997, '98) 2. Gary Lechman (1965-67) 910 3. Matt Santangelo (1997-00) 1,810 Santa Clara (1993, '99, '01) 4. Blake Stepp (2001-04) 1,670 3. Cory Violette (2001-04) 880 5. (1992-94) 1,646 4. Greg Sten (1971-73) 783 6. Richie Frahm (1997-00) 1,621 7. Jerry Vermillion (1952-55) 1,547 5. (1998-01) 757 8. Casey Calvary (1998-01) 1,509 9. Rich Evans (1947-50) 1,507 6. Jim Dixon (1962-63) 666 10. Gary Lechman (1965-67) 1,452 7. RONNY TURIAF (2002-05) 664 11. RONNY TURIAF (2002-05) 1,440 12. Doug Spradley (1986-89) 1,427 7. Charlie Jordan (1958-59) 642 13. Bill Suter (1963-66) 1,354 9. Jim Grady (1975-77) 634 14. Cory Violette (2001-04) 1,342 15. (1981-84) 1,340 10. Bill Quigg (1969-71) 630 Head Coach Mark Few (143-33 in 6th year – 16th year at Gonzaga) • Moved ahead of Jerry Tarkanian and into 7th with for wins by an NCAA Division I 6th-year head coach with NCAA Top 10 143. Needs two more wins to move into a tie for Best Career Starts sixth with Larry Brown. By Wins – 6 Seasons • Ranks No. 2 for most wins by an NCAA Division I 1. Everett Case, NC St. (1947-52) 161 th 2. Roy Williams, Kansas (1989-94) 159 5 -year head coach, concluding the 2004 season 3. Bruce Stewart, W. Virginia Wesleyen/ with 133 career victories to surpass Roy Middle Tennessee 149 Williams of Kansas (132, 1989-93). His 105 wins 4. Tom Izzo, Michigan St. (1996-01) 148 5. Fred Schaus, West Virg. (1955-60) 146 through four seasons rank second, and his 81 6. Larry Brown, UCLA/Kansas wins after three years make him the winningest (1980-81, 1984-87) 145 7. MARK FEW, GU (2000-05) 143 coach in NCAA Division I history for wins by a 8. Jerry Tarkanian, Long Beach State/ rd 3 -year head coach. UNLV (1969-74) 142 9. Pete Gillen, Xavier (1986-91) 141 • With five straight trips to the NCAA Tournament is 10. Foddy Anderson, Drake/Bradley (1947-82) 140 one of three current coaches with five – Rick Barnes of Texas and Stew Morrill of Utah 11. Denny Crum, Louisville State the others. Lute Olson of Arizona heads the list of current consecutive NCAA (1972-77) 139 Speedy Harris, LsSalle appearances with 17, a streak that began in 1988. (1987-92) 139

• Tied for 15th among NCAA Division I coaches as the fastest to reach 100 wins, th NCAA Top 10 coming in his 126 game and in his fourth year in 2003. He joined Ray Meyer of Best Career Starts DePaul who did it in his 6th season in 1948 and Tony Hinkle of Butler who did it th By Wins – 5 Seasons in his 7 season in 1933. Doc Meanwell of Wisconsin and Missouri did it the 1. Everett Case, NC St. (1947-51) 137 quickest, taking just 109 games and reaching the milestone in his 7th season. 2. MARK FEW, GU (2000-04) 133 3. Roy Williams, Kansas (1989-93) 132 • Became first coach in 46 years to win four straight West Coast Conference Coach of 4. Bruce Stewart, West. Va. Wesleyan/ Middle Tennessee St. (1983-87) 126 the Year awards in 2004. Few joined legendary University of San Francisco coach Phil 5. Foddy Anderson, Drake/ Woolpert as the only coaches in conference history to be recognized four straight Bradley (1947-51) 123 6. Jerry Tarkanian, Long Beach St./ years by their peers. Woolpert did it from 1955-58. UNLV (1969-73) 122 Jim Boeheim, Syracuse (1977-81) 122 • Heading into this season, only Gonzaga and Duke have lost less than 10 games 8. Fred Schaus, West Va. (1955-59) 120 Larry Brown, UCAL/Kansas in each of the past six seasons. Gonzaga has posted marks of 28-7, 26-9, 26-7, (1980-81; 1984-86) 120 29-4, 24-9 and 28-3, respectively, in that stretch. The last time Gonzaga hit Tom Izzo, Michigan St. (1996-00) 120 double-digits in the “L” column was 1998 with a 20-10 campaign. Few has never 11. Nolan Richardson, Tulsa (1981-85) 119 had double-digit losses in his first five years as head coach. Speedy Morris, La Salle (1987-891) 119 • Moved past Claude McGrath in 204 for third in career wins at Gonzaga, Few now with Pete Gillen, Xavier (1986-90) 119 143. Hank Anderson leads the list with 291 in 21 years while Dan Fitzgerald is second with 254 in 15 years. Few is also fourth in career winning percentage among Bulldog coaches at 81.3 percent (143-33), but first among coaches who spent more than one season on the Bulldog bench. Frank McKevitt (88.9), Charles Henry (84.6) and George Varnell (83.3) all spent one season as head coach. Varnell (1908-09) was the first head coach in GU history after the team went its first year of existence without a head coach. McKevitt (1910-11) was the third head coach in GU history and Henry coached during WWII in 1943-44. • Became one of just two coaches to lead a team into the NCAA Tournament Sweet Sixteen in their first two years as head coach (2000-01) since the bracket expanded to 64 teams in 1985. • Coached Gonzaga to its inaugural undefeated West Coast Conference season in 2004 with a 14-0 record, the first school since Pepperdine in 1992 to run the table in WCC play. • In his 16 years on the Gonzaga bench – 10 as an assistant coach and now in his sixth year as head coach - has been a part of eight West Coast Conference regular-season titles (1994, 1996, 1998-99, 2001-04), six WCC Tournament crowns (1995, 1999-02, 2004), 10 WCC Tournament title games (1992, 1995-96, 1998-04), seven NCAA Tournament appearances (1995, 1999-04) and three NIT appearances (1994, 1996, 1998). • Through the efforts of Mark, his wife Marcy, and assistant coaches wives Nicole Grier, Robin Rice and Chanelle Lloyd has helped raised more than $500,000 for Coaches vs. Cancer through the BasketBALL and Gala held the past three years in Spokane. The event features a celebrity golf tournament, and black tie dinner and auction.

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1994, 1996, 1998, 1999, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004 GONZAGA POST-SEASON 2004 ALL-WCC TEAM APPEARANCES Yakhouba Diawara, F, 6-7, Jr., Pepperdine West Coast Conference Sherman Gay, F, 6-7, Sr., Loyola Marymount Tournament Titles NCAA TOURNAMENT Pooh Jeter, G, 5-10, So., Portland Daniel Kickert, F, 6-10, So., Saint Mary's 1995, 1999, 2000, 2004 2001, 2002, 20o4 St. Louis Regional Paul Marigney, G, 6-3, Jr., Saint Mary's @ Seattle, WA Glen McGowan, F, 6-9, Jr., Pepperdine NCAA Tournament #2 Gonzaga 76, #15 Valparaiso 49 BLAKE STEPP, G, 6-4, Sr., GONZAGA #10 Nevada 91, #2 Gonzaga 72 RONNY TURIAF, F, 6-10, Jr., GONZAGA Appearances st 2003 CORY VIOLETTE, F/C, 6-8, Sr., GONZAGA 1995 (1 Round) First and Second Round Brice Vounang, F/C, 6-8, Jr., San Diego 1999 (Elite Eight) @ Salt Lake City, UT COACH OF THE YEAR 2000 (Sweet Sixteen) #9 Gonzaga 77, #8 Cincinnati 69 MARK FEW, GONZAGA 2001 (Sweet Sixteen) #1 Arizona 96, #9 Gonzaga 95 (2OT) 2002 (1st Round) PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2003 (2nd Round) 2002 BLAKE STEPP, GONZAGA nd First and Second Round 2004 (2 Round) @ Albuquerque, NM DEFENDER OF THE YEAR #11 Wyoming 73, #6 Gonzaga 66 Brandon Gay, Loyola Marymount National Invitation Tournament 2001 NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR First and Second Round Brice Vounang, San Diego Appearances @ Memphis, TN 1994 (2nd Round) #12 Gonzaga 86, #5 Virginia 85 HONORABLE MENTION , Pepperdine, So. 1996 (1st Round) #12 Gonzaga 85, #13 Indiana St. 68 nd South Regional Terrance Johnson, Pepperdine, Jr. 1998 (2 Round) @Atlanta, GA Tyrone Riley, San Francisco, Jr. #3 Michigan State 77, #12 Gonzaga 62 Doron Perkins, Santa Clara, Jr. 2000 ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM First and Second Round Shaun Davis, G, 5-11, Pepperdine @Tucson, AZ SEAN MALLON, F, 6-9, GONZAGA #10 Gonzaga 77, #7 Louisville 66 Damian Martin, G, 6-1, Loyola Marymount #10 Gonzaga 82, #2 St. John's 76 ADAM MORRISON, F, 6-8, GONZAGA West Regional Dreshawn Vance, C, 6-8, Portland @Albuquerque, NM #6 Purdue 75, #10 Gonzaga 66 ALL-TIME GONZAGA 1999 First and Second Round ALL-WCC SELECTIONS @ Seattle, WA Don Baldwin ('81) #10 Gonzaga 75, #7 Minnesota 63 Jeff Brown ('92-94*) #10 Gonzaga 82, #2 Stanford 74 Casey Calvary ('00-01*) West Regional Jeff Condill ('86) @Phoenix, AZ Jarrod Davis ('91-92) #10 Gonzaga 73, #6 Florida 72 ('01, ‘02*) #1 Connecticut 67, #10 Gonzaga 62 Kyle Dixon ('95-96) 1995 Bill Dunlap ('82) Consecutive NCAA Jeremy Eaton ('99) First and Second Round Appearances @ Salt Lake City, UT Richie Frahm ('99-00) #3 Maryland 87, #14 Gonzaga 63 Geoff Goss ('94) School No./Year Started Zach Gourde (’02) 1. Arizona 20 (1985) NATIONAL INVITATION Dale Haaland ('87) 2. Indiana 18 (1986) 3. Kansas 15 (1990) TOURNAMENT Quentin Hall ('99) 4. Kentucky 13 (1992) 1998 Bakari Hendrix ('97-98*) First Round Bryce McPhee ('83) Cincinnati 13 (1992) Gonzaga 69, at Wyoming 55 Jim McPhee ('87, 89-90) 6. Maryland 11 (1994) Second Round Carl Pierce ('80) 7. Stanford 10 (1995) at Hawaii 78, Gonzaga 70 Paul Rogers ('96) 8. Oklahoma 9 (1995) Lorenzo Rollins ('97) Duke 9 (1996) 1996 10. Michigan State 7 (1998) First Round Matt Santangelo ('98-00) Oklahoma State 7 (1998) at Washington State 92, Gonzaga 73 Doug Spradley ('88-89) Blake Stepp (‘03*-04*) 12. GONZAGA 6 (1999) 1994 John Stockton ('83-84*) Wisconsin 6 (1999) First Round Ronny Turiaf (03-04) Texas 6 (1999) Gonzaga 80, at Stanford 76 Cory Violette (’02-04) Florida 6 (1999) Second Round 16. Missouri 5 (1999) at Kansas State 66, Gonzaga 64 *Indicates WCC Player of the Year Creighton 5 (1999)

Bulldogs Bests (Season and Career High Points/Rebounds/Assists)

Player Season Career

1 Ronny Turiaf P - 40 vs. Idaho 11/24/04 Same R - 14 vs. Massachusetts 12/4/04 (B) 14 (four) vs. Massachusetts 12/4/04 (S) A - 4 vs. Illinois 11/27/04 (I) 5 at Santa Clara 1/31/04 3 Adam Morrison P - 26 (twice) vs. Washington 12/1/04 Same R - 11 vs. Illinois 11/27/04 (I) 12 vs. Denver 11/24/03 A - 5 vs. Idaho 11/24/04 5 vs. Idaho 11/24/04 4 Pierre Marie P - 6 (twice) vs. Eastern Washington 12/21/04 (S)Same Altidor-Cespedes R - 3 vs. Illinois 11/27/04 (I) Same A - 6 vs. Idaho 11/24/04 Same 5 Derek Raivio P - 21 (twice) vs. Georgia Tech 12/18/04 (L) Same R - 6 vs. Idaho 11/24/04 Same A - 13 vs. Montana 11/21/04 Same 11 Nathan Doudney P - 14 vs. Portland State 11/19/04 %25 vs. Texas 3/14/03 (C) R - 3 (twice) vs. Illinois 11/27/04 (I) % 6 at Kansas (2/9/02) A - 6 vs. Portland State 11/19/04 Same 13 J.P. Batista P - 18 vs. Oklahoma State 12/28/04 (O) Same R - 6 at Washington 12/1/04 Same A - 2 (twice) vs. Georgia Tech 12/18/04 (L) Same 14 Brian Michaelson P - 2 (twice) vs. Saint Louis 12/11/04 10 vs. Eastern Oregon 12/21/01 R - 3 vs. Saint Louis 12/11/04 4 vs. Eastern Oregon 12/21/01 A - 1 vs. Saint Louis 12/11/04 2 (three) vs. Santa Clara 2/1/03 15 Colin Floyd P - 3 at Portland State 1/2/03 R - 2 vs. Denver 11/24/03 A - 2 at Portland State 1/2/03 22 Erroll Knight P - 12 vs. Saint Louis 12/11/04 #23 vs. Alaska-Fairbanks 11/15/01 (A) R - 7 vs. Georgia Tech 12/18/04 (L) 9 (twice) vs. Eastern Washington 12/31/03 A - 3 vs. Saint Louis 12/11/04 4 (twice) at San Diego 1/29/04 24 Stephen Gentry P - 2 vs. San Francisco 1/15/04 R - 2 vs. Pepperdine 2/5/04 A - 1 vs. San Diego 2/26/04 25 David Pendergraft P - 7 vs. Eastern Washington 12/21/04 (S) Same R - 5 vs. Eastern Washington 12/21/04 (S) Same A - 2 vs. Portland State 11/19/04 Same 32 Sean Mallon P - 21 vs. Montana 11/21/04 Same R - 10 (twice) at Washington State 12/7/04 Same A - 4 vs. Saint Louis 12/11/04 Same 33 Calum MacLeod P - 2 (twice) vs. Saint Louis 12/11/04 2 (twice) vs. Montana 11/21/04 R - 1 (twice) vs. Saint Louis 12/11/04 Same A - %Nathan Doudney career stats while playing for Texas Tech #Erroll Knight career stats while playing for Washington (O) Indicates Touchstone Energy All-College Classic @ Oklahoma City, OK (S) Indicates game played @ Spokane Arena – Spokane, WA (L) Indicates 2004 Las Vegas Showdown @ Las Vegas, NV (B) Indicates 2004 Battle in Seattle @ Seattle, WA (KeyArena) (W) Indicates 2004 West Coast Conference Tournament @ Santa Clara, CA (C) Indicates 2003 Big 12 Conference Tournament

Bulldogs Double-Doubles (Career Points/Rebounds Double-Doubles)

1 Ronny Turiaf 17/10 vs. Georgia Tech 12/18/04 (L) 19/14 vs. Massachusetts 12/4/04 (B) 23/13 vs. Washington 12/1/04 40/10 vs. Idaho 11/24/04 10/12 at Santa Clara 3/7/04 (SC) 21/14 at Portland 1/23/04 13/13 vs. Montana 1/4/04 22/10 vs. Cincinnati 3/20/03 (U) 26/12 at San Diego 3/10/03 (W) 29/14 vs. Portland 2/19/03 24/13 vs. San Francisco 2/15/03 27/10 at Portland 1/24/03 19/11 vs. Eastern Washington 12/22/02 (S) 12/10 vs. Kentucky 11/27/02 (M) 13/10 at Saint Mary’s 2/23/02 13/11 vs. San Francisco 1/24/02 12/12 vs. St. John's 11/22/01 (A) 13/13 vs. Montana 11/18/01

3 Adam Morrison 26/11 vs. Illinois 11/27/04 (I) 12/12 vs. Denver 11/24/03

32 Sean Mallon 11/10 vs. Idaho 11/24/04

(A) Indicates Great Alaska Shootout @ Anchorage, AK (L) Indicates 2004 Las Vegas Showdown @ Las Vegas, NV (I) Indicates 2004 Wooden Tradition @ Indianapolis, IN (M) Indicates 2002 Maui Invitational @ Lahaina, Maui (S) Indicates game played @ Spokane Arena – Spokane, WA (U) Indicates 2003 NCAA First Round @ Salt Lake City, UT (W) Indicates 2003 WCC Tournament @ Santa Clara, CA