2013 USA Men’s National Team Mini-Camp July 22-25, 2013 Las Vegas, Nevada 2013 USA Basketball Men’s 2013 USA National Team National Team Roster Mini-Camp Schedule

NO NAME POS HGT WGT TEAM July 22-25 / USA Training - Las Vegas, Nevada 24 Ryan Anderson F 6-10 240 46 F 6-8 210 July 22 / 12-2:00 p.m. USA Training, Mendenhall , UNLV 28 G 6-5 207 2-2:30 p.m. Media Availability 20 Mike Conley G 6-1 185 36 DeMarcus Cousins C 6-11 270 July 23 / 12-2:00 p.m. USA Training, Mendenhall Center, UNLV 42 F/C 6-10 220 New Orleans Pelicans 2-2:30 p.m. Media Availability 41 DeMar DeRozan G 6-7 216 25 C 6-10 270 July 24 / 12-2:00 p.m. USA Training, Mendenhall Center, UNLV 33 F 6-8 228 2-2:30 p.m. Media Availability 37 F/C 6-10 248 29 F/G 6-8 221 Pacers July 25/6:00 p.m. USA Basketball Showcase 30 F 6-9 225 Bulls @ Thomas & Mack Center, UNLV 31 F 6-8 210 Utah Jazz Notes: 47 G 6-2 190 All times listed are Las Vegas, Nevada (PDT) time. 27 G 6-4 205 New Orleans Pelicans Practice times are subject to change. 23 G 6-3 191 35 DeAndre Jordan C 6-11 265 Clippers 32 Michael Kidd-Gilchrist F 6-7 232 Charlotte Bobcats USA Basketball Staff 21 G 5-11 195 Denver Nuggets * F/G 6-7 225 Chairman: Jim Tooley 22 G 6-3 195 CEO/Executive Director: Sean Ford 48 Doug McDermott F 6-8 225 Men's National Team Director: Chief Media/Communications Officer: Craig Miller 62 C 6-11 250 Detroit Pistons Director, Communications: Caroline Williams 39 F 6-9 227 Rockets Manager, Communications: Jenny Maag 43 Larry Sanders C 6-11 235 Assistant Men’s National Team Director: B.J. Johnson 44 G 6-4 200 Oklahoma State Univ. Assistant Director, National Teams Operations: Ellis Dawson 34 G 6-7 205 Golden State Warriors Intern, Communications: John Holt 51 G 6-4 215 Cleveland Cavaliers Intern, Operations: Kyle Pilipovich 26 G 6-1 184 Charlotte Bobcats 50 G 6-4 195 Washington Wizards USA Court Coaches/Select Team Coaches 38 F/C 7-0 250 Cleveland Cavaliers Director of Player Development & Scouting: , Duke University Staff Assistant: Jeff Capel, Duke University Managing Director: Jerry Colangelo, USA Basketball Staff Assistant: Mike Hopkins, Syracuse University : , Duke University Court Coach: , Assistant Coach: , Syracuse University Court Coach: , New Orleans Pelicans Assistant Coach: , Chicago Bulls Video Coordinator: Kevin Cullen, Duke University Assistant Coach: Monty Williams, New Orleans Pelicans International Scout: Arturas Karnisovas, Athletic Trainer: Gregg Farnam, Advance Scout: Scott Simpson, Thunder Athletic Trainer: Jon Ishop, New Orleans Pelicans Advance Scout: TJ Zanin,

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USA Basketball Men’s National Team -- Coaching Staff Jerry Colangelo, Managing Director ...... 16-17 Mike Krzyzewski, Head Coach ...... 18-20 Jim Boeheim, Assistant Coach ...... 21-23 Tom Thibodeau, Assistant Coach ...... 24-25 Monty Williams, Assistant Coach ...... 26-27 MEDIA INFORMATION USA Basketball Men’s National Thank you for your interest in the 2013 USA Basketball Men’s Team Mini-Camp -- Player Profiles National Team. Generally, media will be permitted to view approximately the Ryan Anderson ...... 30 final 30 minutes of each practice and media availability with Harrison Barnes ...... 31 team members will be held for approximately 30 minutes Bradley Beal ...... 32 following each practice. Mike Conley ...... 33 For information about USA Basketball Men's National Team DeMarcus Cousins ...... 34 please contact Craig Miller, or another member of USA Anthony Davis ...... 35 Basketball's communications staff. DeMar DeRozan ...... 36 Andre Drummond ...... 37 Craig Miller, USA Basketball, Chief Communications Director Kenneth Faried ...... 38 Cellular: 719-339-6593 / E-mail: [email protected] Derrick Favors ...... 39 Paul George ...... 40 Caroline Williams, USA Basketball, Director,Communications Taj Gibson ...... 41 Cellular: 719-330-3310 / E-mail: [email protected] Gordon Hayward ...... 42 George Hill ...... 43 Jenny Maag, USA Basketball, Manager, Communications Jrue Holiday ...... 44 Cellular: 719-271-4197 / E-mail: [email protected] Kyrie Irving ...... 45 John Holt, USA Basketball, Intern, Communications DeAndre Jordan ...... 46 Cellular: 919-357-7143 / E-mail: [email protected] Michael Kidd-Gilchrist ...... 47 Ty Lawson ...... 48 Mark Broussard, NBA, Senior Dir., Basketball Communications Kawhi Leonard ...... 49 Cellular: (201) 844-5061 / E-mail: [email protected] Damian Lillard ...... 50 Doug McDermott ...... 51 Greg Monroe ...... 52 Chandler Parsons ...... 53 USA Basketball Communications Larry Sanders ...... 54 USA Basketball Office: 719-590-4800 USA Basketball Fax: 719-590-4811 Marcus Smart ...... 55 Klay Thompson ...... 56 www.usabasketball.com

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NO NAME POS HGT WGT DOB CURRENT TEAM / COLLEGE or HIGH SCHOOL 24 Ryan Anderson F 6-10 240 05/06/88 New Orleans Pelicans / California 46 Harrison Barnes F 6-8 210 05/30/92 Golden State Warriors / North Carolina 28 Bradley Beal G 6-5 207 06/28/93 Washington Wizards / Florida 20 Mike Conley G 6-1 185 10/11/87 Memphis Grizzlies / Ohio State 36 DeMarcus Cousins C 6-11 270 08/13/90 Sacramento Kings / Kentucky 42 Anthony Davis F/C 6-10 220 03/11/93 New Orleans Pelicans / Kentucky 41 DeMar DeRozan G 6-7 216 08/07/89 Toronto Raptors / USC 25 Andre Drummond C 6-10 270 09/10/93 Detroit Pistons / Connecticut 33 Kenneth Faried F 6-8 228 11/19/89 Denver Nuggets / Morehead State 37 Derrick Favors F/C 6-10 248 07/15/91 Utah Jazz / Tech 29 Paul George F/G 6-8 221 05/02/90 Indiana Pacers / Fresno State 30 Taj Gibson F 6-9 225 06/24/85 Chicago Bulls / USC 31 Gordon Hayward F 6-8 210 03/23/90 Utah Jazz / Butler 47 George Hill G 6-2 190 05/04/86 Indiana Pacers / IUPUI 27 Jrue Holiday G 6-4 205 06/12/90 New Orleans Pelicans / UCLA 23 Kyrie Irving G 6-3 191 03/23/92 Cleveland Cavaliers / Duke 35 DeAndre Jordan C 6-11 265 07/21/88 Los Angeles Clippers / Texas A&M 32 Michael Kidd-Gilchrist F 6-7 232 09/26/93 Charlotte Bobcats / Kentucky 21 Ty Lawson G 5-11 195 11/03/87 Denver Nuggets / North Carolina * Kawhi Leonard F/G 6-7 225 06/29/91 San Antonio Spurs / San Diego State 22 Damian Lillard G 6-3 195 07/15/90 Portland Trail Blazers / Weber State 48 Doug McDermott F 6-8 225 01/03/92 Creighton University (2014) 62 Greg Monroe C 6-11 250 06/04/90 Detroit Pistons / Georgetown 39 Chandler Parsons F 6-9 227 10/25/88 Houston Rockets / Florida 43 Larry Sanders C 6-11 235 11/21/88 Milwaukee Bucks / VCU 44 Marcus Smart G 6-4 200 03/06/94 Oklahoma State University (2016) 34 Klay Thompson G 6-7 205 02/08/90 Golden State Warriors / Washington State 51 Dion Waiters G 6-4 215 12/10/91 Cleveland Cavaliers / Syracuse 26 Kemba Walker G 6-1 184 05/08/90 Charlotte Bobcats / Connecticut 50 John Wall G 6-4 195 09/06/90 Washington Wizards / Kentucky 38 Tyler Zeller F/C 7-0 250 01/17/90 Cleveland Cavaliers / North Carolina

Managing Director: Jerry Colangelo, USA Basketball Head Coach: Mike Krzyzewski, Duke University Assistant Coach: Jim Boeheim, Syracuse University Assistant Coach: Tom Thibodeau, Chicago Bulls Assistant Coach: Monty Williams, New Orleans Pelicans Athletic Trainer: Gregg Farnam, Minnesota Timberwolves Athletic Trainer: Jon Ishop, New Orleans Pelicans

*Injured and unable to participate in training sessions

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NO NAME POS HGT WGT DOB CURRENT TEAM / COLLEGE or HIGH SCHOOL 20 Mike Conley G 6-1 185 10/11/87 Memphis Grizzlies / Ohio State 21 Ty Lawson G 5-11 195 11/03/87 Denver Nuggets / North Carolina 22 Damian Lillard G 6-3 195 07/15/90 Portland Trail Blazers / Weber State 23 Kyrie Irving G 6-3 191 03/23/92 Cleveland Cavaliers / Duke 24 Ryan Anderson F 6-10 240 05/06/88 New Orleans Pelicans / California 25 Andre Drummond C 6-10 270 09/10/93 Detroit Pistons / Connecticut 26 Kemba Walker G 6-1 184 05/08/90 Charlotte Bobcats / Connecticut 27 Jrue Holiday G 6-4 205 06/12/90 New Orleans Pelicans / UCLA 28 Bradley Beal G 6-5 207 06/28/93 Washington Wizards / Florida 29 Paul George F/G 6-8 221 05/02/90 Indiana Pacers / Fresno State 30 Taj Gibson F 6-9 225 06/24/85 Chicago Bulls / USC 31 Gordon Hayward F 6-8 210 03/23/90 Utah Jazz / Butler 32 Michael Kidd-Gilchrist F 6-7 232 09/26/93 Charlotte Bobcats / Kentucky 33 Kenneth Faried F 6-8 228 11/19/89 Denver Nuggets / Morehead State 34 Klay Thompson G 6-7 205 02/08/90 Golden State Warriors / Washington State 35 DeAndre Jordan C 6-11 265 07/21/88 Los Angeles Clippers / Texas A&M 36 DeMarcus Cousins C 6-11 270 08/13/90 Sacramento Kings / Kentucky 37 Derrick Favors F/C 6-10 248 07/15/91 Utah Jazz / 38 Tyler Zeller F/C 7-0 250 01/17/90 Cleveland Cavaliers / North Carolina 39 Chandler Parsons F 6-9 227 10/25/88 Houston Rockets / Florida 41 DeMar DeRozan G 6-7 216 08/07/89 Toronto Raptors / USC 42 Anthony Davis F/C 6-10 220 03/11/93 New Orleans Pelicans / Kentucky 43 Larry Sanders C 6-11 235 11/21/88 Milwaukee Bucks / VCU 44 Marcus Smart G 6-4 200 03/06/94 Oklahoma State University (2016) 46 Harrison Barnes F 6-8 210 05/30/92 Golden State Warriors / North Carolina 47 George Hill G 6-2 190 05/04/86 Indiana Pacers / IUPUI 48 Doug McDermott F 6-8 225 01/03/92 Creighton University (2014) 50 John Wall G 6-4 195 09/06/90 Washington Wizards / Kentucky 51 Dion Waiters G 6-4 215 12/10/91 Cleveland Cavaliers / Syracuse 62 Greg Monroe C 6-11 250 06/04/90 Detroit Pistons / Georgetown * Kawhi Leonard F/G 6-7 225 06/29/91 San Antonio Spurs / San Diego State

Managing Director: Jerry Colangelo, USA Basketball Head Coach: Mike Krzyzewski, Duke University Assistant Coach: Jim Boeheim, Syracuse University Assistant Coach: Tom Thibodeau, Chicago Bulls Assistant Coach: Monty Williams, New Orleans Pelicans Athletic Trainer: Gregg Farnam, Minnesota Timberwolves Athletic Trainer: Jon Ishop, New Orleans Pelicans

*Injured and unable to participate in training sessions

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SITE: Barcelona and , Spain DATES: August 30-September 14, 2014 GOLD MEDAL GAME: September 14, 2014 USA MEN'S BASKETBALL TEAM ROSTER: TBD EVENT WEB SITE: 2014 FIBA Basketball World Cup SITES OF COMPETITION: Barcelona, Bilbao, Granada, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Madrid, Seville, Spain EVENT OVERVIEW: The FIBA Basketball World Cup, known from 1950 until 2010 as the FIBA World Championship, is the flagship event of the International Basketball Federation (FIBA). The field has been expanded from 16 to 24 for 2014. QUALIFIED NATIONS (2): Spain, the host country; , which earned its berth by virtue of claiming the gold medal at the 2012 Olympics; The remaining 22 teams will be determined through FIBA's five zone qual- ifying tournaments (see below for qualifying tournament details). COUNTRIES QUALIFYING FOR THE 2014 FIBA BASKETBALL WORLD CUP COMPETITION: Host Country: Spain 2012 Olympic Champion: United States FIBA Africa: 3 teams qualify - August 20-31, Cote d'Ivoire FIBA Americas: 4 teams qualify - August 30-September 11, FIBA Asia: 3 team qualify - August 1-11, Philippines FIBA Europe: 6 teams qualify - September 4-22, FIBA Oceania: 2 teams qualify - August 14-16 2014 FIBA Wildcard Selections: 4 teams selected by FIBA qualify as wildcards for 2014 World Cup.

Men's FIBA World Championships Summary of Finishes

Gold Silver Bronze *Yugoslavia 532 United States 434 332 222 Argentina 110 Spain 100 Russia 020 010 010 Chile 002 001 Germany 001 001 Philippines 001

*In 1998 Yugoslavia included only and

4 2012 USA Basketball Men’s National Team 2 01 3 U S A N at io n al Te a m N ot e s USA Men's National Teams History to allow "open competition" overwhelmingly passed by a vote Since first fielding in 1992 a team of legendary NBA stars, of 56-13 on April 7, 1989, at a specially convened FIBA World USA Basketball National Teams featuring NBA players have Congress. That vote cleared the way for NBA players' partici- competed in 15 international basketball competitions and pation in FIBA events. Approximately 38 months later, USA compiled a 117-7 recording official competitions, Basketball sent its now legendary Dream Team to while also posting a record of 42-1 in exhibition the 1992 Tournament of the American and then the games. 1992 Barcelona Olympics. The USA collection of Of all the wins and all the records established NBA superstars at the ‘92 Tournament of the by these teams, no statistic has been more fol- Americas rolled to a perfect 6-0 mark and earned a lowed than the margin of victory. berth in the Olympics. The famed squad then fin- The biggest margin of victory for a competition ished 8-0 to capture the Olympic gold medal by an was recorded by the 1992 Dream Team in the average difference of 43.8 points a game, Tournament of the Americas which served as the and spurred by the Dream Team, the popularity of Americas Olympic qualifying tournament. In its basketball reached an all-time high. six games, the U.S. posted an average margin of victory of an eye-popping 51.5 ppg The largest margin of victory in a single game for a USA 2014 FIBA World Basketball Cup National Team is 79 points and was accomplished in the very first game featuring NBA stars in USA Basketball's red, white Breakdown The 2014 FIBA World Cup will be held August 30 - and blue uniforms. The USA Basketball "Dream Team" in its September 14, 2014, in Spain. For the first time 24 teams are first game of the 1992 Tournament of the Americas in Portland, competing in the World Cup. Oregon, romped past Cuba 136-57 (June 28, 1992). The breakdown of the 24 teams that will compete in the 2014 Team Record / Margin Of Victory FIBA World Cup are as follows: 2012 Olympic Team 8-0/ 32.1 points a game 1. SPAIN (Host Country) 2010 World Championship Team 9-0/ 24.6 points a game 2. USA (2012 Olympic Champion) 2008 Olympic Team 8-0 / 27.9 points a game 2007 FIBA Americas Champ. Team 10-0 / 39.5 points a game Top 3 Finishing Teams at 2013 Africa Zone Championship 2006 World Championship Team 8-1 / 20.5 points a game Top 3 Finishing Teams at 2013 Asia Zone Championship 2004 Olympic Team 5-3 / 4.6 points a game Top 4 Finishing Teams at 2013 Americas Zone Championship 2003 FIBA Americas Champ. Team 10-0 / 30.9 points a game Top 6 Finishing Teams at 2013 European Zone Championship 2002 World Championship Team 6-3 / 16.9 points a game Top 2 Finishing Teams at 2013 Oceania Zone 2001 Team 5-0 / 36.2 points a game Championship 2000 Olympic Team 8-0 / 21.6 points a game 1999 FIBA Americas Champ. Team 10-0 / 31.6 points a game 1996 Olympic Team 8-0 / 32.3 points a game 4 teams selected by FIBA as 2014 FIBA Wildcard Selections 1994 World Championship Team 8-0 / 37.7 points a game 1992 Olympic Team 8-0 / 43.8 points a game 1992 Olympic Qualifying Team 6-0 / 51.5 points a game USA Basketball Experience USA Basketball experience is plentiful among the USA team members with 21 of the 30 owning prior USA Basketball playing How Did This All Happen? experience. NBA players first represented the U.S. in international Anthony Davis leads the way as a gold medalist with the 2012 basketball at the 1992 Tournament of the Americas in Portland, U.S. Olympic Team. Ore., the Olympic qualifying tournament for FIBA’s Americas Nine players – DeMarcus Cousins, DeMar DeRozan, Derrick Zone (North, South and Central America and the Caribbean). Favors, Paul George, Taj Gibson, Gordon Hayward, Jrue But how did NBA players become eligible for FIBA Holiday, Kyrie Irving and Klay Thompson, were all members of competitions? the 2012 USA Basketball Select Team that trained against the Until 1989, FIBA's rules for international competitions U.S. Olympic Team during its July 6-11 training in Las Vegas. prevented only NBA players from participating in the Olympics Players possessing USA Basketball team experience as high or World Championships. Teams representing the USA at the school seniors as members of the USA Basketball Junior Olympics (1936-88) and World Championships (1950-90) National Select Team that competed in the annual Nike Hoop consisted of collegians or players. Summit are Harrison Barnes (2010), Bradley Beal (2011), After a vote to change the rule fell just short (31-27, with 16 Cousins (2009), Davis (2011), DeRozan (2008), Andre federations abstaining) of passing on June 30, 1986, a proposal Drummond (2010), Holiday (2008), Irving (2010), Michael

2013 USA Basketball Men’s National Team 5 Kidd-Gilchrist (2011), Greg Monroe (2008) and John Wall mances from the previous four years, which included winning (2010). gold at the 2010 FIBA World Championship and the 2012 Walker and Zeller participated as collegians on the 2010 London Olympics, will be quite a challenge, but it is one we USA Select Team that trained against the gold medalist 2010 look forward to undertaking.” USA World Championship Team. USA Basketball's National Team program during the three- Selected to play on other USA Basketball teams were Beal year period between 2006 and 2008 compiled a striking 37-1 (2010 U17 World Championship, 2009 U16 Championship); overall win-loss record and just as importantly reestablished the Conley (2005 USA Basketball Youth Development Festival- USA team and its members as positive ambassadors for the White Team); Cousins (2007 USA Basketball Youth United States and the . Development Festival-Blue Team); Drummond (2010 U17 The USA squad culminated the quadrennium by finishing 8-0 World Championship, 2009 U16 Championship); Hayward to reclaim the gold medal at the 2008 Beijing Olympics, the (2009 U19 World Championship); Holiday (2007 USA USA's first gold in a major international competition since Basketball Youth Development Festival-Blue Team); Jordan 2000. (2007 U19 World Championship); Kidd-Gilchrist (2010 MU17 In the team’s first competition of the 2010-12 cycle, World Championship); McDermott (2013 USA World Krzyzewski, Boeheim, McMillan and then Toronto Raptors University Games Team, 2011 USA U19 World Championship head coach , who filled in for D’Antoni who was Team); Monroe (2007 USA Basketball Youth Development unable to travel because of back issues, won the FIBA World Festival-White Team); Smart (2013 USA U19 Championship and the U.S. finished 9-0 to capture World Championship Team, 2012 USA U18 the world title. Championship Team); Thompson (2009 U19 World Championship); and Walker (2008 U18 Championship). On Top Of The World The USA men remain on top of the FIBA world rankings with an 952 rating, while Spain (870) is USA Coaching Staff Rerun No. 2, Argentina (498) is No. 3, Greece (418) is Since restructuring the USA Basketball Men’s No. 4 and Lithuania (406) closes out the top five. National Team program following the 2004 Athens Russia (363), Turkey (302), (260), Brazil Olympics, three factors have been constant and (254) and (234) rank sixth through 10th. those are the successful combination of USA In fact, the United States ranks No. 1 in all five Basketball National Team managing director Jerry Colangelo, of FIBA's world ranking categories, including combined, men's, USA National Team head coach Mike Krzyzewski and USA women's, boys and girls. National Team assistant coach Jim Boeheim. The FIBA rankings are calculated within the scope of a two Colangelo, Krzyzewski and Boeheim, led the American men cycle (including qualifying competitions at to a 37-1 win-loss record between 2006-08 and the gold medal FIBA Zone level). The weighing of the U18 and U16 Zone at the 2008 Beijing Olympics. Between 2010-12, the trio direct- Championships have been adapted to frequency of competi- ed the USA Basketball Men's National Team to a perfect 26-0 tions. Whenever a new championship is played the oldest cham- record and gold medal finishes at the 2010 FIBA World pionship of that category drops out. The FIBA Ranking is then Championship and 2012 London Olympics recalculated. All together, since becoming involved with the USA National Since 2008, USA Basketball men’s and women’s teams have Team, the program has logged a remarkable 62-1 record. compiled a sterling 182-5 win-loss record in FIBA or FIBA USA Basketball Chairman Jerry Colangelo officially Americas competitions. USA teams are the current men’s and announced on May 23, 2013, that Basketball Hall of Fame men- women’s champions of the Olympics and the FIBA World tor Krzyzewski would return as head coach of the USA Championships; FIBA men’s and women’s U19 world Basketball Men's National Team program for 2013-2016, and champions; the men’s and women’s title holders for the FIBA on June 10, 2013, announced that Boeheim was returning as U17 World Championships; and the men’s and women’s U18 one of the USA’s three assistant coaches. and U16 FIBA Americas champions. “About four years ago I was asked about Coach K’s return and what I said then is still true now - when you have a good thing going you don’t mess with it,” said Colangelo. “I’m delighted to announce that Coach K has agreed to return as head coach of the USA Basketball Men’s National Team for 2013-16, and I really can’t be more pleased and excited. He was and still is the right man to coach the USA National Team. “We’ve seen the value of continuity and Coach K’s return gives our national team program another four years of continu- ity. Together we have been able to build on the program’s suc- cesses of each year and again establish the United States as the world’s number one basketball country. Repeating our perfor-

6 2013 USA Basketball Men’s National Team U SA M e n ’s Na t io nal T eam - Jer s ey N umb er s

Tyson Chandler (2012 OLY); (2012 OLY); (2010 WC); (2010 WC); #4Carlos Boozer (2008 OLY); Chauncey #10Kobe Bryant (2008 Oly); Kobe Bryant Billups (2007 OLYQ); (2006 (2007 OLYQ); (2006 WC); WC); (2004 OLY); Allen (2004 Oly); Iverson (2003 OLYQ); (2002 (2003 OLYQ); (2002 WC); WC); (2001 GWG); Steve Smith (2001 GWG); Kevin (2000 OLY); Steve Smith (1999 OLYQ); Garnett (2000 Oly); (1999 (1996 OLY); OLYQ); Reggie Miller (1996 Oly); Reggie (1994 WC); (1992 OLY). Miller (1994 WC); Clyde Drexler (1992 Oly).

Kevin Durant (2012 OLY); (2010 WC); #5(2008 OLY); Jason Kidd (2007 OLYQ); Kirk (2012 OLY); Hinrich (2006 WC); (2004 (2010 WC); OLY); Jason Kidd (2003 OLYQ); Baron #11Dwight Howard (2008 OLY); Davis (2002 WC); (2001 GWG); (2007 OLYQ); Jason Kidd (2000 OLY); Jason Kidd (1999 (2006 WC); (2004 OLY); OLYQ); (1996 OLY); (2003 OLYQ); Shawn (1994 WC); (1992 OLY). Marion (2002 WC); Shawn Marion (2001 GWG); Vin Baker (2000 OLY); Vin Baker (1999 OLYQ); (1996 OLY, 1992 OLY); Kevin Johnson (1994 WC). LeBron James (2012 OLY); (2010 WC); LeBron #6James (2008 OLY); LeBron James (2007 OLYQ); LeBron James (2006 WC); Dwyane (2012 OLY); Wade (2004 OLY); Tracy McGrady (2003 (2010 WC); OLYQ); Andre Miller (2002 WC); #12Chris Bosh (2008 OLY); Amar’e (2001 GWG); Allan Houston (2000 OLY); Allan Houston (1999 OLYQ); Stoudemire (2007 OLYQ); Dwight Howard (2006 WC); Amar’e Anfernee Hardaway (1996 OLY); (1994 WC); Patrick Stoudemire (2004 OLY); (2003 OLYQ); Jay Williams (2002 Ewing (1992 OLY). WC); Mike Miller (2001 GWG); Ray Allen (2000 OLY); Wally Szczerbiak (1999 OLYQ); (1996 OLY, 1992 OLY); (1994 WC).

Russell Westbrook (2012 OLY); (2010 WC); Chris Paul (2012 OLY); Kevin Love (2010 WC); Chris Paul (2008 OLY); Deron Williams (2007 OLYQ); (2008 OLY); Mike Miller (2007 OLYQ); (2006 #7Antawn Jamison (2006 WC); (2004 OLY); Jermaine WC);#13 (2004 OLY); Tim Duncan (2003 OLYQ); O’Neal (2003 OLYQ); Jermaine O’Neal (2002 WC); (2001 (2002 WC); (2001 GWG); Antonio McDyess (2000 OLY); GWG); (2000 OLY); Richard Hamilton (1999 OLYQ); Tim Duncan (1999 OLYQ); Shaquille O'Neal (1996 OLY); Shaquille David Robinson (1996 OLY); Shawn Kemp (1994 WC); (1992 O’Neal (1994 WC); (1992). OLY).

Anthony Davis (2012 OLY); (2010 WC); Deron Williams (2012 OLY); (2010 WC); Michael (2008 OLY); (2007 OLYQ); Redd (2008 OLY); Michael Redd (2007 OLYQ); Shane Battier Elton#14 Brand (2006 WC); Lamar Odom (2004 OLY); (2003 #8(2006 WC); (2004 OLY); (2003 OLYQ); OLYQ); Elton Brand (2002 WC); (2001 GWG); (2002 WC); Jermaine O’Neal (2001 GWG); Tim Hardaway (2000 OLY, 1996 OLY); Gary Payton (1999 OLYQ); Alonzo Mourning (2000 OLY); Tim Hardaway (1999 OLYQ); (1996 OLY, (1994 WC); Charles Barkley (1992 OLY). 1992 OLY); Steve Smith (1994 WC).

Carmelo Anthony (2012 OLY); Tyson Chandler (2010 WC); (2012 OLY); Andre Iguodala (2010 WC); Carmelo Anthony (2008 OLY); Carmelo Anthony (2007 (2008 OLY); Tayshaun Prince (2007 OLYQ); OLYQ);#15 Carmelo Anthony (2006 WC); (2004 OLY); #9Dwyane Wade (2006 WC); LeBron James (2004 OLY); Nick Collison Richard Jefferson (2003 OLYQ); Raef LaFrentz (2002 WC); (2003 OLYQ); (2002 WC); Kenyon Martin (2001 GWG); (2001 GWG); Shareef Abdur-Rahim (2000 OLY); Elton Brand (1999 Vince Carter (2000 OLY); (1999 OLYQ); OLYQ); (1996 OLY); Larry Johnson (1994 WC); Earvin (1996 Oly); (1994 WC); (1992 OLY). Johnson (1992 OLY).

LEGEND: GWG-Goodwill Games; OLY-Olympics; OLYQ-FIBA Americas Championship (Olympic Qualifier); WC-FIBA World Championship

2013 USA Basketball Men’s National Team 7 US A Ba s ke tb a ll Me n ’s Na ti o na l Teeaam HHissttoorry Since USA Basketball instigated its men’s national team Argentina 86-80 in Barcelona, Spain, and closed out its tour with a program in 2005, USA national teams have compiled a 62-1 100-78 victory over Spain in Barcelona. overall win-loss record, and have captured gold at the 2012 London Olympics, 2010 FIBA World Championship, 2008 Beijing Olympics and 2007 FIBA Americas Championship, 2010 FIBA World Championship while earning a bronze medal at the 2006 FIBA World Without a single member of the 2008 Olympic gold medal Championship. team listed on its roster, the strength of the USA Basketball National Team program that Jerry Colangelo and Mike Krzyzewski had developed was proven at the 2010 FIBA World 2012 London Olympics Championship in Istanbul, Turkey, as the Americans finished The 2012 version of the U.S. Olympic Men’s Basketball 9-0 to win gold and capture the USA's first gold medal at the Team was an electrifying, high-octane scoring team. An 8-0 event since 1994. record, a second consecutive Olympic gold medal showing, and Kevin Durant was named the MVP of the ‘10 World an average margin of victory of 32.1 points a game, were just Championship after setting a USA World Championship scoring some of the impressive numbers the men compiled in London. record with 205 points in nine games for a record 22.8 ppg., Featuring a 12-man roster overflowing with basketball while adding 6.1 rpg., and shooting 55.6 percent from the field, Jesse D. Garrabrant/NBA/Getty Images Garrabrant/NBA/Getty D. Jesse talents, the golden 2012 U.S. team featured five members of the 2008 U.S. Olympic Team - Carmelo Anthony, Kobe Bryant, LeBron James, Chris Paul and Deron Williams; five members of the 2010 USA World Championship Team - Tyson Chandler, Kevin Durant, Andre Iguodala, Kevin Love and Russell Westbrook; and two USA National Team newcomers – Anthony Davis and James Harden. The team was again under the expert handling of USA Basketball National Team Managing Director Jerry Colangelo, Hall of Fame head coach Mike Krzyzewski, and assistant coaches Jim Boeheim, Mike D’Antoni and Nate McMillan. The U.S. in preliminary play recorded a 98-71 win over 45.6 percent from 3-point, and 91.2 percent from the foul France, a 110-63 rout of overmatched , a record setting line. 156-73 win over , a hard-fought 99-94 win against Relying on its depth and aggressive defensive play, the Lithuania, and a 126-97 win over rival Argentina. USA won its nine games by an average of 24.6 points a game. A triple-double from James helped the U.S overpower The U.S. defense limited its foes to just 68.2 points a game and Australia 119-86 and advance to the semifinals. The USA fin- 38.1 percent shooting overall. ished off Argentina 109-83 in the semis to advance to the gold The U.S. opened preliminary round play with a 106-78 win medal game. In a game that featured 16 lead changes and six over Croatia, and followed that up with a 99-77 victory over tied scores, 30 points from Durant led a balanced attack that Slovenia, a 70-68 win over Brazil, an 88-51 victory over Iran helped the U.S fight off Spain for a 107-100 win to capture the and a 92-57 victory against Tunisia. Defeating Africa champ Olympic gold medal. Angola 121-66 in the Eight-Finals, the American men defeated The 2012 USA National Team went 5-0 during its pre- Russia 89-79 in the quarterfinals, then earned an 89-74 win Olympics tour. The U.S. beat Dominican Republic 113-59 versus Lithuania. In the gold medal game against host and Las Vegas, Nev., downed Brazil 80-69 in Washington, D.C.; undefeated Turkey, the U.S. recorded an 81-64 victory to finish upended Great Britain 118-78 in Manchester, England; slipped past undefeated and claim gold.

8 2013 USA Basketball Men’s National Team Selected to represent the United States at the FIBA World 2007 FIBA Americas Championship Championship were: Chauncey Billups; Tyson Chandler; The 2007 USA Team rumbled over its opposition at the Stephen Curry; Durant; Rudy Gay; Eric Gordon; Danny FIBA Americas Championship in Las Vegas, Nevada, and fin- Granger; Andre Iguodala; Kevin Love; Lamar Odom; Derrick ished 10-0 to win gold and capture one of the FIBA Americas Rose; and Russell Westbrook. zone's two qualifying berths for the 2008 Beijing Olympics. The USA National Team went 4-0 during its pre-World The Americans earned preliminary round wins over Championship tour. The U.S. beat France 86-55 in New York, Venezuela (112-69); U.S. Virgin Islands (123-59); New York; then handled Lithuania 77-61 in Madrid, Spain, edged (113-63); and Brazil (113-76). Advancing to the second round, Spain 86-85 in Madrid,; and defeated Greece 87-59 in Athens, the USA rolled to victories against Mexico (127-100), Puerto Greece. Rico (117-78); Uruguay (118-79) and over previously unbeaten Argentina (91-76). Moving on to semifinal,s the USA handed a 135-91 setback. In the gold medal contest, the 2008 Beijing Olympics U.S. handed Argentina a lopsided 118-81 setback to remain The 2008 U.S. Olympic Team’s 8-0 record and gold medal perfect and claim gold. show was the culmination of three years of preparation, In winning its 10 games in just 12 days, the USA averaged commitment and effort. 116.7 ppg. and defeated its 10 opponents by an average of 39.5 Building a USA National Team program that ultimately ppg., the largest margin by a national squad since the 1992 U.S. consisted of 33 of this country’s best players, and the very best Olympic Team defeated its opponents by 43.8 ppg. The USA coaches, USA Basketball proceeded to create a true USA team led the FIBA Americas Championship team statistical National Team program that sought a three-year commitment rankings in 13 of 17 categories. An astounding 61.7 percent of from its coaches and players. the team's made field goals were assisted on. Of the 12 players named to the 2008 U.S. Olympic Team, six Members of the 2007 USA FIBA Americas Championship were part of the 2006 USA Basketball Men's World Team were: Carmelo Anthony; Chauncey Billups; Kobe Bryant; Championship Team, and eight were part of the 2007 FIBA Tyson Chandler; Dwight Howard; LeBron James; Jason Kidd; Americas Championship that qualified the U.S. for the 2008 Mike miller; Tayshaun Prince; Michael Redd; Amaré Olympics. Three players - Anthony, Dwight Howard and James, Stoudemire; and Deron Williams. were members of both teams. Statistically, there were plenty of impressive individual stat The Americans opened the Beijing competition facing host lines. Anthony led the team's potent scoring attack averaging and in one of the most viewed basketball games of all- 21.2 ppg., James posted 18.1 ppg., Bryant added 15.3 ppg., time and earned a 101-70 victory. The USA followed that up Redd averaged 14.4 ppg., while Stoudemire and Howard posted with preliminary round wins over Angola (97-76); Greece (92- 11.1 ppg. and 10.0 ppg., respectively. 69); Spain (119-82); and Germany (106-57). Meeting Australia in the quarterfinals, the USA rolled to a lopsided 116-85 victory. 2006 FIBA World Championship 2004 Olympic champ Argentina took on the U.S. in the semifi- The 2006 FIBA World Championship, expanded to 24 teams nals and fell by a score of 101-81. Meeting 2006 World for the first time, proved to be the most competitive and excit- Champion Spain in the gold medal game, the U.S. fought to a ing ever. Spain emerged as the 2006 World Champions after 118-107 win to keep its record spotless and earn gold. defeating Argentina in the semifinals, then Greece in the gold In claiming the gold, the USA featured a true team that was medal game. The U.S., after falling to Greece in the other 12 deep. Five players finished with double digit scoring aver- semifinal game, rebounded and beat 2004 Olympic champ ages and eight players averaged between 16.0 ppg. and 8.0 ppg. Argentina in the bronze medal game. The USA’s offensive effort was paced by Dwyane Wade, 16.0 Finishing with an 8-1 overall record, as a team, the U.S. fin- ppg.; James, 15.5 ppg.; Bryant, 15.0 ppg.; Anthony, 11.5 ppg.; ished ranked among the top leading teams in almost every and Howard, 10.9 ppg. Chris Bosh added 9.1 ppg., Williams offensive statistical category at the 2006 World Championship. and Paul each contributed 8.0 ppg. Bosh led the USA’s The USA finished ranked first in scoring offense (103.6), first rebounding grabbing 6.1 boards a game, while Howard added in percentage (.503) and first in assists (18.78). 5.8 rpg., James averaged 5.3 rpg. and Anthony hauled in anoth- Carmelo Anthony led the team in scoring averaging 19.9 er 4.2 rpg. The USA shared the ball well as was evident by the ppg., while Dwyane Wade added 19.3 ppg., and LeBron James assists averages - Paul, 4.1 apg.; James, 3.8 apg.; Deron contributed 13.9 ppg. Chris Paul led the U.S. in assists handing Williams, 2.8 apg.; Bryant, 2.1 apg.; and Jason Kidd, 2.0 apg. out 4.89 apg., James and Dwight Howard paced the USA effort Among the 12 teams, the USA finished ranked first in 11of on the glass snatching 4.8 rpg. and 4.7 rpg., respectively. 19 statistical categories, and ranked second in another four. The USA World Championship Team was comprised of The U.S. also won all five of its exhibition games during its players who were part of the USA National Team program. pre-Olympic tour The U.S. defeated Canada (120-65) in Las Opening training July 19 in Las Vegas, a team of 14 finalists Vegas, Nevada, downed Turkey (114-82) and Lithuania (120- went 5-0 in its pre-World Championship tour. 84) in Macao, China, then handed out setbacks to Russia (89- Selected for the 2006 USA Basketball Men's World 64) and Australia (87-76) in Shanghai. Championship Team were: Anthony; Shane Battier; Chris Bosh; Elton Brand; ; Howard; James; ; Joe Johnson; Brad Miller; Paul; and Wade.

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2012 Olympic Games (8-0) / @ London, England 8/17 USA 77 Greece 71 + 6 7/29 USA 98 France 71 +27 8/15 Puerto Rico 92 USA 73 -19 7/31 USA 110 Tunisia 63 +47 8/2 USA 156 Nigeria 73 +83 8/4 USA 99 Lithuania 94 + 5 2003 FIBA Americas Championship 8/6 USA 126 Argentina 97 +29 (Olympic Qualifier) (10-0) / @ San Juan, Puerto Rico 8/8 USA 119 Australia 86 +33 8/31 USA 106 Argentina 73 +33 8/10 USA 109 Argentina 83 +26 8/30 USA 87 Puerto Rico 71 +16 8/12 USA 107 Spain 100 + 7 8/28 USA 91 Puerto Rico 65 +26 8/27 USA 96 Mexico 69 +27 2010 FIBA World Championship (9-0) / @ Istanbul, Turkey 8/26 USA 94 Argentina 86 + 8 8/28 USA 106 Croatia 78 +28 8/25 USA 111 Canada 71 +40 8/28 USA 99 Slovenia 77 +22 8/23 USA 113 U.S. Virgin Islands 55 +58 8/30 USA 70 Brazil 68 + 2 8/22 USA 98 Venezuela 69 +29 9/01 USA 88 Iran 51 +37 8/21 USA 111 Dominican Republic 73 +38 9/02 USA 92 Tunisia 57 +35 8/20 USA 110 Brazil 76 +34 9/06 USA 121 Angola 66 +55 9/09 USA 89 Russia 79 +10 9/11 USA 89 Lithuania 74 +15 2002 FIBA World Championship (6-3) / @ , Indiana 9/12 USA 81 Turkey 64 +17 9/7 Spain 81 USA 76 - 5 9/6 USA 84 Puerto Rico 74 +10 2008 Olympic Games (8-0) / @ Beijing, China 9/5 Yugoslavia 81 USA 78 - 3 8/24 USA 118 Spain 107 +11 9/4 Argentina 87 USA 80 - 7 8/22 USA 101 Argentina 81 +20 9/3 USA 110 New Zealand 62 +48 8/20 USA 116 Australia 85 +31 9/2 USA 106 Russia 82 +24 8/18 USA 106 Germany 57 +49 8/31 USA 84 China 65 +19 8/16 USA 119 Spain 82 +37 8/30 USA 104 Germany 87 +17 8/14 USA 92 Greece 69 +23 8/29 USA 110 Algeria 60 +50 8/12 USA 97 Angola 76 +21 8/10 USA 101 China 70 +31 (5-0) / @ Brisbane, Australia 2007 FIBA Americas Championship 9/9 USA 91 Argentina 63 +28 (Olympic Qualifier) (10-0) / @ Las Vegas, Nevada 9/8 USA 106 Brazil 98 (OT) + 8 9/02 USA 118 Argentina 81 +37 9/5 USA 111 Cuba 70 +41 9/01 USA 135 Puerto Rico 91 +44 9/4 USA 97 Argentina 67 +30 8/30 USA 91 Argentina 76 +15 9/3 USA 132 Mexico 58 +74 8/29 USA 118 Uruguay 79 +39 8/28 USA 117 Puerto Rico 78 +39 8/27 USA 127 Mexico 100 +27 2000 Olympic Games (8-0) / @ Sydney, Australia 8/26 USA 113 Brazil 76 +37 10/1 USA 85 France 75 +10 8/25 USA 113 Canada 63 +50 9/29 USA 85 Lithuania 83 + 2 8/23 USA 123 U.S. Virgin Islands 59 +64 9/28 USA 85 Russia 70 +15 8/22 USA 112 Venezuela 69 +43 9/25 USA 119 China 72 +47 9/23 USA 102 New Zealand 56 +46 2006 FIBA World Championship (8-1) / @ Saitama, 9/21 USA 85 Lithuania 76 + 9 9/ 2 USA 96 Argentina 81 +15 9/19 USA 93 61 +32 9/ 1 Greece 101 USA 95 - 6 9/17 USA 106 France 94 +12 8/30 USA 85 Germany 65 +20 8/27 USA 113 Australia 73 +30 1999 FIBA Americas Championship 8/24 USA 103 58 +45 (Olympic Qualifier) (10-0) / @ San Juan, Puerto Rico 8/23 USA 94 Italy 85 + 9 7/25 USA 92 Canada 66 +26 8/22 USA 114 Slovenia 95 +19 7/24 USA 88 Argentina 59 +29 8/20 USA 121 China 90 +31 7/22 USA 115 Puerto Rico 76 +39 8/19 USA 111 Puerto Rico 100 +11 7/21 USA 83 Venezuela 61 +22 7/20 USA 90 Brazil 73 +17 2004 Olympic Games (5-3) / @ Athens, Greece 7/19 USA 107 Dominican Republic 71 +36 8/28 USA 104 Lithuania 96 + 8 7/18 USA 88 Cuba 52 +36 8/27 Argentina 89 USA 81 - 8 7/17 USA 103 Argentina 72 +31 8/26 USA 102 Spain 94 + 8 7/16 USA 94 Canada 60 +34 8/23 USA 89 Angola 53 +36 7/15 USA 118 Uruguay 72 +46 8/21 Lithuania 94 USA 90 - 4 8/19 USA 89 Australia 79 +10

10 2012 USA Basketball Men’s National Team 1996 Olympic Games (8-0) / @ Atlanta, Georgia 1992 Olympic Games (8-0) / @ Barcelona, Spain 8/3 USA 95 Yugoslavia 69 +26 8/8 USA 117 Croatia 85 +32 8/1 USA 101 Australia 73 +28 8/6 USA 127 Lithuania 76 +51 7/30 USA 98 Brazil 75 +23 8/4 USA 115 Puerto Rico 77 +38 7/28 USA 102 Croatia 71 +31 8/2 USA 122 Spain 81 +41 7/26 USA 133 China 70 +63 7/31 USA 127 Brazil 83 +44 7/24 USA 104 Lithuania 82 +22 7/29 USA 111 Germany 68 +43 7/22 USA 87 Angola 54 +33 7/27 USA 103 Croatia 70 +33 7/20 USA 96 Argentina 68 +28 7/26 USA 116 Angola 48 +68

1994 FIBA World Championship (8-0) / @ Toronto, Canada 8/14 USA 137 Russia 91 +46 1992 FIBA Americas Championship 8/13 USA 97 Greece 58 +39 (Olympic Qualifier) (6-0) / @ Portland, Oregon 8/12 USA 111 Russia 94 +17 7/5 USA 127 Venezuela 80 +47 8/10 USA 134 Puerto Rico 83 +51 7/3 USA 119 Puerto Rico 81 +38 8/9 USA 130 Australia 74 +56 7/1 USA 128 Argentina 87 +41 8/7 USA 105 Brazil 82 +23 6/30 USA 112 Panama 52 +60 8/5 USA 132 China 77 +55 6/29 USA 105 Canada 61 +44 8/4 USA 115 Spain 100 +15 6/28 USA 136 Cuba 57 +79

USA Basketball National Teams Exhibition History Since filling its National Team rosters with NBA stars in 1992, USA Basketball teams have compiled a 42-1 mark in exhibition games. 2012 (5-0 / Pre-Olympics) 2003 (1-0 / Pre-Olympic Qualifying Tournament) July 12, 2012 USA 113, Dom. Rep. 59 Las Vegas, Nevada Aug, 17, 2003 USA 101, Puerto Rico 74 New York, New York July 16, 2012 USA 80, Brazil 69 Washington, D.C. July 19, 2012 USA 118, Great Britain 78 Manchester, England 2002 (2-0 / Pre-World Championship) July 22, 2012 USA 86, Argentina 80 Barcelona, Spain Aug. 22, 2002 USA 84, China 54 Oakland, California July 25, 2012 USA 100, Spain 78 Barcelona, Spain Aug. 25, 2002 USA 91, Germany 73 Portland, Oregon

2010 (4-0 / Pre-World Championship) 2001 (1-0 / Pre-Goodwill Games) Aug. 15, 2010 USA 86, France 55 New York, New York Aug. 30, 2001 USA 109, Australia 76 Melbourne, Australia Aug. 21, 2010 USA 77, Lithuania 61 Madrid, Spain Aug. 22, 2010 USA 86, Spain 85 Madrid, Spain 2000 (5-0 / Pre-Olympics) Aug. 25, 2010 USA 87, Greece 59 Athens, Greece Aug. 31, 2000 USA 99, Canada 70 Honolulu, Hawaii Sept. 2, 2000 USA 111, Canada 70 Honolulu, Hawaii 2008 (5-0 / Pre-Olympics) Sept. 5, 2000 USA 95, Spain 66 Saitama, Japan July 25, 2008 USA 120, Canada 65 Las Vegas, Nevada Sept. 6, 2000 USA 105, Japan 49 Saitama, Japan July 31, 2008 USA 114, Turkey 82 Macao, China Sept. 9, 2000 USA 89, Australia 64 Melbourne, Australia Aug. 1, 2008 USA 120, Lithuania 84 Macao, China Aug. 3, 2008 USA 89, Russia 68 Shanghai, China 1999 (1-0 / Pre-Olympic Qualifying Tournament) Aug. 5, 2008 USA 87, Australia 76 Shanghai, China July 11, 1999 USA 97, Canada 69 Orlando, Florida

2006 (5-0 / Pre-World Championship) 1996 (5-0 / Pre-Olympics) Aug. 3, 2006 USA 114, Puerto Rico 69 Las Vegas, Nevada July 14, 1996 USA 128, Greece 62 Indianapolis, Indiana Aug. 7, 2006 USA 119, China 73 Guangzhou, China July 12, 1996 USA 118, Australia 77 Salt Lake City, Utah Aug. 8, 2006 USA 90, Brazil 86 Guangzhou, China July 10, 1996 USA 119, China 58 Phoenix, Arizona Aug. 13, 2006 USA 111, Lithuania 88 Seoul, July 7, 1996 USA 109, Brazil 68 Cleveland, Ohio Aug. 15, 2006 USA 116, South Korea 63 Seoul, South Korea July 6, 1996 USA 96, USA Select 90 Detroit, Michigan

2004 (5-1 / Pre-Olympics) 1994 (2-0 / Pre-World Championship) July 31, 2004 USA 96, Puerto Rico 71 Jacksonville, Florida July 31, 1994 USA 113, Oakland, California Aug. 3, 2004 Italy 95, USA 78 Cologne, Germany USA Goodwill Games Team 75 Aug. 4, 2004 USA 80, Germany 77 Cologne, Germany July 26, 1994 USA 114, Germany 81 Charlotte, N. Carolina Aug. 6, 2004 USA 78, Belgrade, Serbia & Serbia & Mont. 60 Montenegro 1992 (1-0 / Pre-Olympics) Aug. 8, 2004 USA 79, Turkey 67 Istanbul, Turkey July 21, 1992 USA 111, France 71 Monte Carlo, Monaco Aug. 10, 2004 USA 80, Turkey 68 Istanbul, Turkey

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April 27, 2005... February 15, 2006… August 17, 2006… Chairman and CEO Jerry Rudy Tomjanovich is named Director of The official USA 12 player roster for the Colangelo named to the newly-created Scouting for the USA Basketball Men's World Championship is announced and position of Managing Director of the USA Senior National Team program. includes: Carmelo Anthony; Shane Basketball Senior Men's National Team Battier; Chris Bosh; Elton Brand; Kirk March 5, 2006... program for the 2005-2008 quadrennium. Twenty-three players are named to the Hinrich; Dwight Howard; LeBron James; Antawn Jamison; Joe Johnson; Brad May 26, 2005… 2006-08 USA Men's Senior National Nine individuals, including some of the Team program. Players named were: Miller; Chris Paul; and Dwyane Wade. United States' most experienced and Carmelo Anthony; ; Shane August 19-September 3, 2006... successful basketball executives, were Battier; Chauncey Billups; Chris Bosh; The 2006 USA Basketball Men's Senior named to the newly formed USA ; Elton Brand; Kobe Bryant; National Team finishes 8-1 and wins the Basketball Men's Senior National Team Dwight Howard; LeBron James; Antawn bronze medal at the FIBA World Program Advisory Panel. Named to the Jamison; Joe Johnson; Shawn Marion; Brad Championship in Japan (USA 111-Puerto Advisory Panel were: Tom Jernstedt; Miller; ; Lamar Odom; Rico 100; USA 121-China 90; USA 114- Russ Granik; Dave Gavitt; , Chris Paul; Paul Pierce; J.J. Redick; Slovenia 95; USA 94-Italy 85; USA 103- Bryan Colangelo, , Billy Michael Redd; ; Amaré Senegal 58; USA 113-Australia 73; USA King; and . Stoudemire; and Dwyane Wade. 85-Germany 65; Greece 101-USA 95; USA 96-Argentina 81). June 2, 2005… July 12, 2006... Eight U.S. Olympic basketball head Kirk Hinrich is added to October 29, 2006... coaches and 12 renowned Olympic USA Basketball Men's FIBA Americas announces basketball players dating back to the Senior National Team that Las Vegas, Nevada, 1956 U.S. Olympic team are named to a program. will host the FIBA working group to provide input with Americas Championship July 19, 2006... respect to the future of the USA The 2006 USA Senior 2007, one Basketball Men’s Senior National Team National Team training of five FIBA Olympic program. Agreeing to serve were U.S. camp opens in Las qualifying zone Olympic head coaches ; Vegas, Nevada. Twenty tournaments. ; Bobby Knight; Pete Newell; of the 24 members of the May 23, 2007... Dean Smith; John Thompson; Rudy 2006-08 USA Basketball Eight players are added Tomjanovich; and . U.S. Men's Senior National to the USA Basketball basketball Olympians involved included: Team participate. Men's Senior National Charles Barkley, Larry Bird; ; Team program - Carlos Boozer; Tyson July 25, 2006…. Doug Collins; Clyde Drexler; Earvin Chandler; Kevin Durant; Jason Kidd; “Magic” Johnson; Michael Jordan; Danny Following five days of training, USA Basketball names 15 players as finalists Mike Miller; ; Tayshaun Manning, Chris Mullin; ; Prince; and Deron Williams. David Robinson; and . for the USA Basketball 2006 FIBA World Championship Team. Finalists include: July 12, 2007… June 25, 2005… Carmelo Anthony; Gilbert Arenas; Shane Tony Ronzone is named Director of Members of the Men's Senior National Battier; Chris Bosh; Bruce Bowen; Elton International Player Personnel for the Team advisory panel, as well as available Brand; Kirk Hinrich; Dwight Howard; USA Senior National Team program. members of the working group of LeBron James; Antawn Jamison; Joe Olympic head coaches and Olympians, July 20-22, 2007... Johnson; Brad Miller; Chris Paul; Amaré Seventeen members of the Senior USA Basketball Executive Committee Stoudemire; and Dwyane Wade. members, USA Senior Team managing National Team participate in mini-camp in director Jerry Colangelo, and selected August 3, 2006… Las Vegas, Nevada, that is culminated by USA Basketball staff members, partici- The USA Senior National Team, playing a Blue-White game in the 2007 State pate in a historic meeting in Chicago, in front of a sold-out Thomas & Mack Farm USA Basketball Challenge. Center crowd of 18,218 and a live Illinois, to July 22, 2007… discuss the future of the USA Basketball ESPN2 television audience, defeats Featuring 17 players from USA Men's Senior National Team. Puerto Rico 114-69 in the 2006 State Basketball Men's Senior National Team Farm USA Basketball Challenge. October 26, 2005... divided into Blue and White teams, an Mike Krzyzewski is announced at a press August 3-15, 2006... energized crowd of 15,132 and a national conference in New York the head coach The 2006 Men's Senior National Team television audience were treated to of the USA Basketball Men's Senior collects a 5-0 record in its pre-World a game as entertaining as it was National Team program for 2006-2008. Championship tour (August 3, USA 114- competitive in the 2007 USA Puerto Rico 69, Las Vegas, Nev.; August Basketball Challenge. The USA Blue November 28, 2005... 7, USA 119-China 73, Guangzhou, Team rallied back for the 105-104 win Jim Boeheim, Mike D'Antoni and Nate China; August 8, USA 90-Brazil 86, over the USA White squad after Kobe McMillan are named assistant coaches of Guangzhou, China; August 13, USA 111- Bryant, wearing a USA uniform for the the USA Basketball Men's Senior Lithuania 88, Seoul, South Korea; August first time, drained the game winner on a National Team program for 2006-2008. 15, USA 116-South Korea 63 Seoul, 14' jumper above the foul line with :06 left South Korea). in the game.

12 2012 USA Basketball Men’s National Team August 13, 2007... Jazz assistant coach , addition of four players to the 2010-12 Nick Collison becomes the 33rd member Detroit Pistons assistant , USA National Team roster. Also added of the USA Basketball Men's Senior former New Orleans Hornets assistant were Stephen Curry, and National Team. Kenny Gattison, and Minnesota . Timberwolves assistant Jerry Sichting, August 13, 2007… July 15, 2010... Eight top young NBA players are named had been named as the coaching staff for Tyson Chandler, and Rajon to a USA Basketball Men's Select Team the 2009 USA Basketball Men's National Rondo are added to the 2010-12 USA that trains with the 2007 USA Senior Team mini-camp. National Team roster. National Team in preparation for the FIBA June 25, 2009... July 24, 20100… Americas Championship. Named to the Announced that 25 top rising NBA The USA White Team defeats the USA USA Select Team were: Aaron Brooks; players had accepted invites from USA Blue Team 114-96 in the 2010 USA ; Jeff Green; ; Basketball to participate in the 2009 USA Basketball Showcase at the Thomas & Andre Iguodala; ; Jason Basketball Men's National Team mini- Mack Center in Las Vegas, Nevada. The Kapono; and . Seattle Super- camp that was conducted July 22-25 in White’s Kevin Durant leads all scorers Sonics head coach P.J. Carlesimo is the Las Vegas, Nev. Accepting an invitation with 28 points, and is named the player team's head coach, and Toronto Raptors to attend the mini- camp were: LaMarcus of the game. assistant coach Jay Triano is his Aldridge; ; D.J. Augustin; assistant. ; Ronnie Brewer; Glen July 28, 2010… Davis; Kevin Durant; Rudy Gay; Danny Following four days of training and an August 20, 2007... intra-squad exhibition game that were The 12 member USA FIBA Americas Granger; Jeff Green; ; Devin Harris; Andre Iguodala; ; held July 19-24 in Las Vegas, Nev., USA Championship Team is announced. Basketball chairman Jerry Colangelo Named were: Carmelo Anthony; David Lee; ; Kevin Love; O.J. Mayo; ; Greg Oden; announces the 15 players selected as Chauncey Billups; Kobe Bryant; Tyson finalists for the 2010 USA World Chandler; Dwight Howard; LeBron Derrick Rose; ; ; Russell Westbrook; and . Championship Team. Finalists named James; Jason Kidd; Mike Miller; were Chauncey Billups; Tyson Chandler; Tayshaun Prince; Michael Redd; Amaré July 21, 2009... Stephen Curry; Kevin Durant; Rudy Gay; Stoudemire; and Deron Williams. At a press conference in Las Vegas, Eric Gordon; Danny Granger; Jeff Green; Nev., it is announced that Mike August 22-September 2, 2007... Andre Iguodala; Brook Lopez; Kevin The 2007 USA Basketball Men's Senior Krzyzewski, Jim Boeheim, Mike D'Antoni Love; Lamar Odom; ; National Team finishes 10-0 to win the and Nate McMillan will return as the USA Derrick Rose; and Russell Westbrook. gold medal and qualify for the 2008 Basketball Men's National Team coaching staff for 2010-2012. August 3, 2010…. Olympics at the FIBA America After USA Basketball Men’s National Championship in Las Vegas, Nevada. July 25, 2009... Team assistant coach Mike D’Antoni Featuring five players in double-figure June 23, 2008... withdraws because of back problems, The 12 member 2008 U.S. Olympic Team scoring, including 20 points from Kevin Toronto Raptors head coach Jay Triano is announced at a press conference in Durant, the USA Blue Team fights back to is named as D’Antoni’s replacement on Chicago, Ill. Named were: Carmelo erase an early deficit and capture a the 2010 USA World Championship Anthony; Carlos Boozer; Chris Bosh; 100-81 win over the USA White Team in coaching staff. the 2009 USA Basketball Showcase at Kobe Bryant; Dwight Howard; LeBron August 4, 2010… James; Jason Kidd; Chris Paul; Tayshaun he Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas, Nev. The Showcase was the culmination Finalist Brook Lopez withdraws from Prince; Michael Redd; Dwyane Wade; consideration for the 2010 USA and Deron Williams. of the 2009 USA Basketball Men's National Team Mini-Camp, which fea- Basketball World Championship Team to July 25-August 5, 2008... tured participation from 20 players. recover from mononucleosis. JaVale The 2008 USA Senior National Team McGee is named a finalist for the USA tallies a 5-0 record in its pre-Olympics February 10, 2010... World Championship Team. tour (July 25, USA 120-Canada 65, Las USA Basketball announces 27 players have been named to the 2010-12 USA August 10, 2010…. Vegas, Nev.; July 31, USA 114-Turkey Finalists for the USA World Championship 82, Macao, China; Aug. 1, USA 120- Basketball National Team. Named were: LaMarcus Aldridge; Carmelo Anthony; Team open training camp in New York Lithuania 84, Macao, China; Aug. 3, USA City. 89-Russia 68, Shanghai, China; Aug. 5, Chauncey Billups; Carlos Boozer; Chris USA 87-Australia 76, Shanghai, China. Bosh; Kobe Bryant; Kevin Durant; Rudy August 12, 2010… Gay; Eric Gordon; Danny Granger; The USA Blue Team bests the USA Dwight Howard; Andre Iguodala; Al White, 49-47, to capture the USA August 10-24, 2008... Jefferson; LeBron James; David Lee; Basketball Showcase that was on-stage The 2008 U.S.Olympic Men's Team Brook Lopez; Kevin Love; O.J. Mayo; at historic Radio City Music Hall. Held in finishes 8-0 to win the gold medal in Lamar Odom; Chris Paul; Kendrick conjunction with the Nike World Beijing, China. In capturing its eight Perkins; Derrick Rose; Amar’e Basketball Festival, Blue member Andre wins, the USA averaged 106.2 points a Stoudemire; Dwyane Wade; Gerald Iguodala earns player of the game hon- game and its average margin of victory Wallace; Russell Westbrook; Deron ors after dropping a game-high 15 points was 27.8 points a game. Williams. on 7-for-11 shooting. The USA squads played two 10 minute halves before May 21, 2009... May 4, 2010... USA Basketball announced that Toronto Highlighted by 2008 Olympian Tayshaun Raptors head coach Jay Triano, Utah Prince, USA Basketball announces the

2013 USA Basketball Men’s National Team 13 going into overtime. Instead of standard 3.1 assists and 1.4 steals per game in a November 13, 2012... overtime session, sudden death is used team-high 28.2 minutes per game. He Jerry Colangelo is re-elected to determine the winner. On the first pos- shoots a sizzling 55.6 percent from the chairman of USA Basketball’s Board session, the Blue Team's Rajon Rondo field, 44.6 percent from 3-point and 91.2 of Directors for the 2013-2016 connects with Tyson Chandler on an percent from the line. quadrennium alley-oop to secure the win. January 16, 2012... May 23, 2013... USA Basketball announces 20 national August 14, 2010... USA Basketball Chairman Jerry The USA and China meet in a friendly team players as finalists for the 2012 Colangelo announces that Hall of Fame scrimmage at . U.S. Olympic Team. Named were basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski (Duke The U.S. takes the contest 98-51. LaMarcus Aldridge; Carmelo Anthony; University) will return as head coach of Chauncey Billups; Chris Bosh; Kobe August 15-25, 2010... the USA Basketball Men’s National Team Bryant; Tyson Chandler; Kevin Durant; The 2010 Men's National Team rolls to a for the 2013-16 quadrennium. 4-0 record in its pre-World Championship Rudy Gay; Eric Gordon; Blake Griffin; June 10, 2013... tour (August 15, USA 86-France 55, New Dwight Howard; Andre Iguodala; LeBron USA Basketball and Syracuse University York, N.Y.; August 21, USA 77-Lithuania James; Kevin Love; Lamar Odom; Chris veteran coach Jim Boeheim, Chicago 61, Madrid, Spain; August 22, USA 86- Paul; Derrick Rose; Dwyane Wade; Bulls head coach Tom Thibodeau and Spain 85, Madrid, Spain; August 25, USA Russell Westbrook; and Deron Williams. New Orleans Pelicans head coach and 87-Greece 59, Athens, Greece). February 24, 2012… former USA Basketball player Monty USA Basketball announced the men’s August 15, 2010… Williams, are announced as USA national team training and exhibition With its New York training concluded, Basketball Men’s National Team assistant schedule. USA Basketball announces that 13 of the coaches for 2013-16 by USA Basketball USA World Championship Team finalists May 3, 2012... Chairman Jerry Colangelo. will continue on to the USA Basketball June 13, 2013... USA team’s next training announces the addition of Accepting invitations to participate in the site of Madrid, Spain. Anthony Davis and James 2013 USA Basketball Men’s National Included among the 13 Harden as finalists for the Team mini-camp were: Ryan Anderson; are Chauncey Billups; 2012 U.S. Olympic Team. Harrison Barnes; Bradley Beal; Mike Tyson Chandler; July 7, 2012... Conley; DeMarcus Cousins; Anthony Stephen Curry; Kevin Named oto the 2012 U.S. Davis; DeMar DeRozan; Andre Durant; Rudy Gay; Eric Olympic Team were: Drummond; Kenneth Faried; Derrick Gordon; Danny Granger; Carmelo Anthony; Kobe Favors; Paul George; Taj Gibson; Gordon Andre Iguodala; Kevin Bryant; Tyson Chandler; Hayward; Jrue Holiday; Kyrie Irving; Love; Lamar Odom; Kevin Durant; Blake DeAndre Jordan; Ty Lawson; Kawhi Rajon Rondo; Derrick Griffin; James Harden; Leonard; Damian Lillard; Greg Monroe; Rose; and Russell Andre Iguodala; LeBron Chandler Parsons; Larry Sanders; Klay Westbrook. James; Kevin Love; Chris Paul; Russell Thompson; Dion Waiters; Kemba Walker; August 24, 2010… Westbrook; and Deron Williams. John Wall; and Tyler Zeller. The official USA 12 player roster for the July 13, 2012... July 16, 2013... World Championship is announced and Blake Griffin withdraws because of an Jerry Colangelo announces the addition includes:Chauncey Billups; Tyson injured left knee and Anthony Davis is of George Hill, Michael Kidd-Gilchrist and Chandler; Stephen Curry; Kevin Durant; officially named a member of the 2012 collegian Marcus Smart to the roster of Rudy Gay; Eric Gordon; Danny Granger; USA Basketball Men’s National Team and players who will be attending the USA Andre Iguodala; Kevin Love; Lamar 2012 U.S. Olympic Men’s Basketball National Team mini-camp, and also Odom; Derrick Rose; and Russell Team. announces that Kawhi Leonard is unable Westbrook. August 2, 2012... to participate because of injury. August 28-September 12, 2010... The 2012 U.S. Olympic Team defeats July 18, 2013... The 2010 USA World Championship Nigeria 156-73 to set the record for high- Jerry Colangelo announces the addition Team finishes 9-0 to win the gold medal est scoring performance by any team in of collegian Doug McDermott to the in Istanbul, Turkey. Winning its first World Olympic history, while also rewriting six roster of players who will be attending Championship gold since 1994, the USA U.S. Olympic records and tying one the USA National Team mini-camp. averaged 92.8 points a game and its more. average margin of victory was 24.6 points a game. By winning the World July 29-August 12, 2012... Championship title, the USA became the The 2012 U.S. Olympic Team defeats first nation to qualify for the 2012 London Spain 107-100 in the gold medal game Olympic Games. and finishes 8-0 to win the Olympic gold medal in London, England. The USA September 12, 2010... averaged 115.5 points a game and its Kevin Durant leads the USA to a gold average margin of victory was 32.1 medal finish and is named MVP of the points a game. 2010 FIBA World Championship. Starting in all nine games, Durant contributes a USA World Championship record 22.8 points per game, and adds 6.1 rebounds,

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Coaching Staff Profiles JJeerrrryy CCollaanngge loo 2013-16 USA Basketball Chairman 2013-16 USA National Team Managing Director

From playing, to coaching, to being an influential The USA National Team also leader in the NBA and internationally, Jerry Colangelo’s won the 2007 FIBA Americas career is a story of remarkable success. Championship with a 10-0 record The most recent chapter of his contributions is pure to qualify the U.S. for the 2008 gold. Olympic Games. In the program’s Re-elected on Nov. 13, 2012, chairman of USA first year, the U.S. captured the Basketball’s Board of Directors for the 2013-2016 bronze medal with an 8-1 record quadrennium, his first involvement with USA Basketball at the 2006 FIBA World Championship in Japan. began on April 27, 2005, when he was announced as the Colangelo was the face of the NBA Phoenix Suns Managing Director of the then newly organized USA franchise since their inaugural season in 1968 through Basketball Men’s Senior National Team program. 2012. While with the Suns, his roles included general Taking control in 2005 of the USA National Team manager, head coach, president, managing general Program that hadn’t won a major international competition partner, chief executive officer and chairman. His 43-year since 2000, Colangelo confidently rebuilt the program tenure with Phoenix came to an end in 2012 and was at from the bottom up. Obtaining the involvement of the the time the longest in the NBA. NBA’s top players, and securing the involvement of some On two occasions Colangelo stepped in to coach the of basketball’s most respected Suns, including the 1969-70 coaches, Colangelo’s first step in season when he guided the club to his rebuilding process was naming a 24-20 mark down the stretch and Duke University’s Hall of Fame to its first playoff appearance. He mentor Mike Krzyzewski as the also took over in 1972-73 and USA National Team head coach. compiled a 35-40 mark. Overall, Since Colangelo took charge Colangelo is 59-60 as an NBA of the national team, the USA men coach. have compiled a remarkable 62-1 His impact on the game of win-loss record in official FIBA or basketball has been so significant FIBA Americas competitions and he was elected to the Naismith have claimed gold medal finishes Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame at the 2012 London Olympics, in April 2004. On Nov. 4, 2007, 2010 FIBA World Championship, Colangelo became the 12th mem- 2008 Beijing Olympics and 2007 ber of the Phoenix Suns' Ring of FIBA Americas Championship. Fame, the club’s most elite group. Returning in 2009 for a The Arizona Republic/azcen- second run as the national team’s tral.com in February 2012 selected managing director, he got the Colangelo as one of Phoenix's 15 program off to a golden start as all-time most influential citizens. the USA finished 9-0 to win the The Arizona Republic also named 2010 FIBA World Championship in him the Most Influential Turkey. It was the USA’s first Figure in Arizona for the 20th cen- World Championship gold medal finish since 1994. tury, and the Phoenix Business Journal regularly voted Two years later, the U.S. rolled to a perfect 8-0 record him among its “Most Influential” business persons. to capture Olympic gold in London and conclude his Nationally, Colangelo was frequently found among The second quadrennium. ’ list of the most powerful people in sports. During his first term as managing director, the 2006- Colangelo was recognized by Phoenix mayor Phil 08 USA National Team program compiled a striking 36-1 Gordon who proclaimed March 26, 2004, Jerry Colangelo overall win-loss record, and just as importantly reestab- Day in the city of Phoenix. The Valley of the Sun United lished the USA team as positive ambassadors for the Way also bestowed its highest honor, the Spirit of Caring United States and the sport. award, to Colangelo on June 30, 2005, for his passion for The USA culminated the 2005-2008 quadrennium by improving lives in the community. finishing 8-0 to reclaim the gold medal at the 2008 Beijing He brought Major League Baseball to the Phoenix in Olympics. It was the USA’s first gold in a major interna- 1998 and served as Chairman and CEO of the 2001 tional competition since 2000. World Series champion Arizona Diamondbacks. Going

16 2013 USA Basketball Men’s National Team from expansion team to World Series champion in just He currently is chairman of the Naismith Memorial four years was a record for Major League Baseball. Basketball Hall of Fame, and is vice chairman of the Arizona won the National League West in just its second National Italian American Foundation and Young Life season to become the fastest expansion team in baseball International; past vice president of the Phoenix history to qualify for the postseason, just as the Suns did Downtown Partnership; past chairman and CEO of in their second season in 1969-70. Phoenix Community Alliance; and he was a leader in the Colangelo also was the key element in facilitating the establishment of Employers Against Domestic Violence. move of the NHL’s Winnipeg Jets to Arizona in 1996, The author of two books, Return of the Gold which where they became the Phoenix Coyotes. profiles Colangelo’s journey and experience with the Chairman of the NBA’s Board of Governors from 2001 Redeem Team, and How You Play the Game, his insight through 2005, Colangelo has had influence on the growth of the NBA and was a member of the league’s Finance Committee, Long Range Planning Committee, Expansion Committee and Competition and Rules Committee. NBA Commissioner turned to Colangelo to chair a special group in the 2000-01 season that evaluated the state of the game and made rules modifications. Colangelo added to his NBA involvement with a position on the founding committee for the WNBA, helping advance profes- sional women's basketball in the U.S. The were one of the WNBA's inaugural teams in 1997 and set a league attendance record in their first season, advanced to the into the world of the business of sports and his own life. 1998 WNBA Finals and qualified for the playoffs three Colangelo prepped at Bloom Township High School in times. Chicago Heights, Ill., where he was an all-state basketball As with the NBA, Colangelo was involved with the honoree as a senior. A left-hander, Colangelo was the top governing of baseball, serving on the Legislative pitcher on the baseball team that also featured former Committee, Equal Opportunity Committee and on the Yankee hurler Jim Bouton. Upon graduation he had board of directors of the MLB Advanced Media, the tech- 66 scholarship offers for and seven nology arm of the league. professional baseball contract offers. Currently a principal partner of JDM Partners LLC, a He enrolled at the , but trans- real estate development company, Colangelo is a Board ferred after his prospective teammate, , Member of World Sports Chicago and was a committee left the Jayhawks for a pro contract. Colangelo transferred member for Chicago 2016. He is also chairman of the to the University of Illinois, where he earned All-Big Ten board of the Council of Leadership Education, and a past honors, captained the Illini as a senior and was later chairman of Collaboration for a New Century; Southwest inducted into the Illinois Basketball Hall of Fame. He also Leadership Foundation; the National Italian American played two years of baseball at Illinois. Sports Hall of Fame; Leadership Foundations of America; Colangelo grew up in the “Hungry Hill” neighborhood Arizona State University’s Dean’s Council of 100 and the of Chicago Heights. His ties to “The Heights” and Bloom Honor Board for Junior Achievement of Central Arizona; Township are evident in the Jerry Colangelo Gymnasium, and he served as president of Valley Big Brothers and dedicated in his honor November 10, 1996, and was chairman of the board of the Christian Businessmen’s Colangelo Way, a street named after him. Additionally, the Club. Colangelo Center houses the Italian-American Athletic Colangelo has also served on the board of directors Hall of Fame in Chicago, Illinois. of the Phoenix Art Museum; Greater Phoenix Economic Colangelo and his wife, Joan, whom he met on a Council; Athletes in Action; and Phoenix Suns Charities. blind date while at the University of Illinois, have four He is a lifetime member of the Phoenix Thunderbirds, an children: Kathy Holcombe, Kristen Brubaker, Bryan, and organization dedicated to the promotion of Phoenix Mandie Colangelo, and six granddaughters and four through sports. grandsons.

17 2013 USA Basketball Men’s National Team MMiikkee KKrrzzyyzzeewwsskkii

H e a d C o a c h 2013-16 USA Basketball National Team

Making his first appearance on a USA bench in 1979, United States as the world’s Hall of Fame basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski (Sha- number one basketball country. shef-skee) has manned the sidelines for the United States Repeating our performances from off and on for 35 years now. the previous four years, which In that time, he has done it all. included winning gold at the 2010 Since 1979 he has been involved as a coach with 13 FIBA World Championship and USA teams and has helped lead the U.S. to nine gold the 2012 London Olympics, will medals, two silver medals and two bronze medals. be quite a challenge, but it is one we look forward to Krzyzewski is the only USA Basketball men's coach to undertaking.” have won gold at the Olympics and the FIBA World Since Coach K was named by Colangelo in 2005 Championship, while also possessing an NCAA head coach, the USA men have compiled a remarkable Championship. In 2012 he became only the second coach 43-1 record in official FIBA or FIBA Americas competi- to lead teams to back-to-back Olympic gold medals tions, added a 19-0 mark in exhibition game and have claimed gold medal finishes at the 2012 London Olympics, 2010 FIBA World Championship, 2008 Beijing Olympics and 2007 FIBA Americas Championship. During the 2009-12 quadrennium, USA teams with Coach K at the helm went 26-0, including a gold medal and 8-0 showing at the 2012 London Olympics. It was a remarkable year in 2009-10 for Krzyzewski. He directed his Duke Blue Devils to a fourth NCAA National Championship, then in the summer led the USA men to their first FIBA World Championship gold medal since 1994. Without any 2008 Olympians on the U.S. roster and featuring six players under the age of 22, Krzyzewski led the U.S. to a perfect 9-0 record at the 2010 FIBA World Championship in Istanbul, Turkey. Relying on depth and defense, he got (Henry Iba won the Olympics in 1964 and 1968). the best out of his 2010 team as the USA won its nine His efforts have been so noteworthy that he has been games by an average of 24.6 points per contest. Holding selected USA Basketball’s National Coach of the Year a teams to just 38.1 percent shooting, the U.S. defense record five times (2006, 2007, 2008, 2010 and 2012). allowed its opponents an average of just 68.2 points per USA Basketball Chairman Jerry Colangelo officially game. announced on May 23, 2013, that Basketball Hall of Fame During the three-year period between 2006 and 2008 mentor Krzyzewski would return in 2013-2016 marking a when Krzyzewski first took charge of the USA Basketball third consecutive quadrennium as head coach of the USA Men's National Team, his squads compiled a striking 36-1 Basketball Men's National Team program. overall win-loss record and just as importantly reestab- “About four years ago I was asked about Coach K’s lished the USA team and its members as positive ambas- return and what I said then is still true now - when you sadors for the United States and the sport. have a good thing going you don’t mess with it,” said The USA squad culminated the 2005-2008 quadrenni- Colangelo. “He was and still is the right man to coach the um by finishing 8-0 and reclaiming the gold medal at the USA National Team. 2008 Beijing Olympics, the USA's first gold in a major “We’ve seen the value of continuity and Coach K’s international competition since 2000. The USA also won return gives our national team program another four years gold at the 2007 FIBA Americas Championship with a of continuity. Together we have been able to build on the 10-0 record to qualify the U.S. men for the 2008 Olympic program’s successes of each year and again establish the Games. In the program's first year, the U.S. captured the

18 2013 USA Basketball Men’s National Team bronze medal with an 8-1 record at the 2006 FIBA World trailing only legendary UCLA mentor John Wooden by Championship in Japan. one. Krzyzewski’s 82 NCAA victories stands as the all- Inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of time record, and his 107 NCAA Tournament games is also Fame in 2001 and the Army Sports Hall of Fame in 2009, an NCAA all-time best. Owning an amazing 76.6 winning the 66-year-old Krzyzewski has a remarkable record of percentage in NCAA Tournament games, he ranks only achievement at Duke University while also boasting of behind Wooden (47-10 / .825 winning percentage) in all- extensive international experience. time winning percentage (minimum of 40 NCAA games), Selected the National Collegiate Coach of the Year 12 while ranking highest among active coaches. times in eight different seasons, Coach K has averaged Duke Duke teams under Krzyzewski have earned 26.8 wins per season during 29 NCAA Tournament bids, his 33-year career at Duke including 18 consecutive; and posted 13 30-win sea- claimed 1 2 Atlantic Coast sons, including 30 or more Conference (ACC) regular sea- victories in 10 of the past 15 son and 13 ACC Tournament years. Krzyzewski's 13 championships; compiled 884 30-win seasons are the total victories, 349 ACC regular most in college basketball season wins and 82 NCAA history. Tournament victories. Krzyzewski owns a His players have earned dazzling 957-296 career National Player of the Year record and a remarkable honors nine times, claimed 76.4 winning percentage in National Defensive Player of his 38 years of collegiate the Year honors nine times, coaching. In 33 seasons at and been named All-American the Durham campus, he has 41 times. Forty-seven of his logged a spectacular record players have been NBA of 884-237 for a striking selections (through 2013 NBA 78.8 winning percentage. Draft), including 26 first- He currently ranks first rounders. all-time among NCAA Krzyzewski's back-to-back Division I coaches in career NCAA titles in 1991 and 1992 victories. make him just the second coach since UCLA's Wooden Under Krzyzewski, Duke has captured four national (Florida’s is the other) to repeat as national championships (1991, 1992, 2001 and 2010) which lists champions. Additionally, he moved ahead of Wooden to him tied for second for the most titles in NCAA Division I rank first on the chart of coaches who have led their history. He has directed teams to 11 Final Fours which respective schools to a number one national ranking in 15 ranks tied for second most by any coach in NCAA history, different seasons. Mike Krzyzewski USA Basketball Coaching Synopsis

Team Position W-L Pct. Medal / Finish 2012 U.S. Olympic Team Head Coach 8-0 1.000 Gold Medal 2012 USA National Team Head Coach 5-0 1.000 N/A 2010 USA World Championship Team Head Coach 9-0 1.000 Gold Medal 2010 USA National Team Head Coach 4-0 1.000 N/A 2008 U.S. Olympic Team Head Coach 8-0 1.000 Gold Medal 2008 USA National Team Head Coach 5-0 1.000 N/A 2007 USA FIBA Americas Championship Team Head Coach 10-0 1.000 Gold Medal 2006 USA World Championship Team Head Coach 8-1 .889 Bronze Medal 2006 USA Senior National Team Head Coach 5-0 1.000 N/A 1992 U.S. Olympic Team Assistant Coach 8-0 1.000 Gold Medal 1992 U.S. Olympic Qualifying Team Assistant Coach 6-0 1.000 Gold Medal 1990 USA World Championship Team Head Coach 6-2 .750 Bronze Medal 1990 USA Goodwill Games Team Head Coach 3-2 .600 Silver Medal 1987 USA World University Games Team Head Coach 7-1 .880 Silver Medal 1984 U.S. Olympic Team Special Assistant 8-0 1.000 Gold Medal 1984 U.S. Olympic Team Trials Assistant Coach Not Applicable 1983 U.S. Olympic Festival South Team Head Coach 3-1 .750 Gold Medal 1979 USA Pan American Games Team Assistant Coach 9-0 1.000 Gold Medal USA Basketball Coaching Record 116-7 .943 9 Gold/ 2 Silver / 2 Bronze Medals

19 2013 USA Basketball Men’s National Team Mike Krzyzewski Collegiate Coaching Synopsis playoff appearance and a five-year record of 73-59. Overall ACC A member of 18 USA Year School Record Record Post Season / Notes coaching staffs, teams with 2012-13 Duke University 30- 6 14- 4 (2) NCAA Tournament Elite Eight Coach K on the coaching 2011-12 Duke University 27- 6 13- 3 (2) NCAA Tournament staff have compiled a 116-7 2010-11 Duke University 32- 5 13- 3 (1) NCAA Tournament Sweet Sixteen overall mark for an 94.3 2009-10 Duke University 35- 5 13- 3 (1) NCAA Champion winning percentage. In the 2008-09 Duke University 30- 7 11- 5 (2) NCAA Tournament Sweet Sixteen 2007-08 Duke University 28- 6 13- 3 (2) NCAA Tournament 13 international competitions 2006-07 Duke University 22-11 8- 8 (t6) NCAA Tournament Krzyzewski has been 2005-06 Duke University 32- 4 14- 2 (1) NCAA Tournament Sweet Sixteen involved in, those USA 2004-05 Duke University 27- 6 11- 5 (3) NCAA Tournament Sweet Sixteen teams have captured nine 2003-04 Duke University 31- 6 13- 3 (1) NCAA Final Four gold medals, two silver 2002-03 Duke University 26- 7 11- 5 (t2) NCAA Tournament Sweet Sixteen medals and two bronze 2001-02 Duke University 31- 4 13- 3 (2) NCAA Tournament Sweet Sixteen medals. 2000-01 Duke University 35- 4 13- 3 (t1) NCAA Champion 1999-2000 Duke University 29- 5 15- 1 (1) NCAA Tournament Sweet Sixteen Getting his start in 1979 1998-99 Duke University 37- 2 16- 0 (1) NCAA Final Four - Runner-up as an assistant to Coach 1997-98 Duke University 32- 4 15- 1 (1) NCAA Tournament Elite Eight Knight with the USA Pan 1996-97 Duke University 24- 9 12- 4 (1) NCAA Tournament American Games team that 1995-96 Duke University 18-13 8- 8 (t4) NCAA Tournament finished 9-0 and in posses- 1994-95 Duke University 9- 3 0- 1 Out after back surgery sion of the gold medal, in 1993-94 Duke University 28- 6 12- 4 (1) NCAA Final Four - Runner-up 1983 he directed the U.S. 1992-93 Duke University 24- 8 10- 6 (t3) NCAA Tournament Olympic Festival South 1991-92 Duke University 34- 2 14- 2 (1) NCAA Champion squad to the gold medal 1990-91 Duke University 32- 7 11- 3 (1) NCAA Champion 1989-90 Duke University 29- 9 9- 5 (2) NCAA Final Four - Runner-up with a 3-1 record. 1988-89 Duke University 28- 8 9- 5 (t2) NCAA Final Four Krzyzewski served as an 1987-88 Duke University 28- 7 9- 5 (3) NCAA Final Four assistant coach at the 1984 1986-87 Duke University 24- 9 9- 5 (3) NCAA Tournament Sweet Sixteen U.S. Olympic Team Trials 1985-86 Duke University 37- 3 12- 2 (1) NCAA Final Four - Runner-up and was a special assistant 1984-85 Duke University 23- 8 8- 6 (t4) NCAA Tournament with the 1984 U.S. Olympic 1983-84 Duke University 24-10 7- 7 (t3) NCAA Tournament Team that won gold and fin- 1982-83 Duke University 11-17 3-11 (7) ished 8-0. Head coach of 1981-82 Duke University 10-17 4-10 (t6) the 1987 USA World 1980-81 Duke University 17-13 6- 8 (t5) NIT Quarterfinals 1979-80 U.S. Military Acd. 9-17 University Games Team, 1978-79 U.S. Military Acd. 14-11 Krzyzewski's crew finished 1977-78 U.S. Military Acd. 19- 9 NIT 7-1 to claim the silver 1976-77 U.S. Military Acd. 20- 8 medal. Head coach in 1990 1975-76 U.S. Military Acd. 11-14 of the USA Goodwill Games Career Record: 957-296 (.763), 38 Years and FIBA World Champion- Duke University Record: 884-237 (.788), 33 Years ship teams, Coach K led the NCAA Tournament Record: 82- 25 (.766), 29 NCAA Tournaments American collegians to a Krzyzewski attended the U.S. Military Academy in silver medal in the Goodwill West Point, N.Y., and while there lettered three years in Games and to a 6-2 bronze medal placing in the Worlds. basketball (1967, 1968 and 1969) and was captain of Krzyzewski was selected an assistant coach for the his- Army's 1969 NIT fourth place finishing team. toric 1992 U.S. Olympic Team that finished 6-0 in the From 1969-74, Krzyzewski served his country. He Olympic Qualifying Tournament and less than a month directed service teams for three years and then followed later rolled to an 8-0 record and captured Olympic gold in that up with two years as head coach of the U.S. Military Barcelona, Spain. Academy Prep School in Belvoir, Va. In 1974, he resigned Krzyzewski has also been extensively involved in from the Army having attained the rank of Captain. USA Basketball's selection committees. He was a mem- When Krzyzewski was just 26, Bob Knight, his former ber of USA Basketball's 1989-92 Games Committee for coach at Army, hired him as a graduate assistant at Men, and the 1989-92 Men's Olympic Team Subset and . That 1975 IU squad posted an 18-0 1989-92 Men's National Team Subset. He served as mark and an overall 31-1 record. chairman of the 1993-96 USA Basketball Select Team Accepting the head coaching position at his alma Committee and was part of the 1997-2000 USA mater following his season at IU, he spent five years Basketball Men's Senior National Team Committee. (1975-76 through 1979-80) building the West Point pro- He and his wife, Mickie, have three daughters: gram and led the Cadets to one NIT berth, one ECAC Debbie, Lindy, Jamie, and eight grandchildren.

20 2013 USA Basketball Men’s National Team JJiimm Booeehheeiimm

Assistant Coach 2013-16 USA Basketball National Team

On June 10, 2013, USA Basketball announced that sons ranks him first for the most Syracuse University Hall of Fame mentor and longtime ever, and his teams have won 30 USA Basketball coach and committee member Jim more games six times. Boeheim would return to the USA sidelines as an Syracuse has earned post- assistant for the 2013-16 USA Basketball National Team. season berths (30 NCAAs and six “I've had a number of tremendous coaching experi- NITs) in all but one of Boeheim's ences in the game of basketball and certainly working on 37 seasons. He has steered the the staff for the USA Basketball Men's National Team has Orange to 17 Sweet 16 appearances, nine Elite Eights, been one of them,” said Boeheim. “I know we are all four NCAA Final Fours (1987, 1996, 2003 and 2013), excited to get the group together again and work toward three NCAA Championship game appearances (1987, winning a third straight gold medal. 1996 and 2003), and the national title in 2003. In his 30 “I can't imagine a greater honor for a coach than NCAA tournament appearances his teams have compiled having the opportunity to represent your country in inter- an impressive 52-29 (.642 winning percentage) NCAA national competition and especially at the Olympics.” Tournament record. He lists fourth all-time for NCAA Assisting on the USA sidelines in 2010-12, those USA Tournament wins. National Teams finished a sterling 26-0. Boeheim helped Boeheim, who owns the most Division I wins at one the Americans to a 9-0 record and gold medal finish in the 2010 FIBA World Championship, then helped direct the Americans to a perfect 8-0 mark and a second straight gold medal at the 2012 London Olympics. Boeheim was also an assistant coach for the USA National Team program during the three summers between 2006-08 and aided the program to a striking 36-1 overall win-loss record and just as impor- tantly reestablished the USA team and its members as positive ambas- sadors for the United States and the sport. The USA squad culminated the quadrennium by finishing 8-0 to reclaim the gold medal at the 2008 Beijing Olympics, the USA’s first gold in a major international competition since 2000. The USA National Team also won gold at the 2007 FIBA Americas Championship with a 10-0 record to qualify the U.S. men for the 2008 Olympic Games. In the pro- gram’s first year, the U.S. captured the bronze medal with an 8-1 record at the 2006 FIBA school (920), currently ranks second for career wins by a World Championship in Japan. men's NCAA Division I coach, listing only behind long- Since taking control in 1976 of the Syracuse men's time friend and USA head mentor Krzyzewski. Boeheim basketball program, Boeheim's teams have enjoyed earned win 903 on Jan. 3, 2013, to move ahead of legend overwhelming success. In his 37 seasons as a head Bobby Knight on the NCAA’s Division I all-time coaching coach, Boeheim has a career record of 920-314 (.746). wins list, and claimed his 880th win on Feb. 8, 2012, sur- With Boeheim at the helm, Syracuse has amazingly passing Dean Smith's 879 wins at North Carolina, for the produced only winning records and has won 19 or more most career wins as head coach at a single school. games in 36 of his 37 seasons, and averaged 24.9 wins a Boeheim is also the winningest coach in Big East season and just 8.5 losses. His 35 20 win or better sea- Conference history, Boeheim has compiled a 413-220

21 2013 USA Basketball Men’s National Team mark in Big East regular season games over 34 seasons, coaching by being named as the 2009-10 Coach of the and is 50-29 in Tournament games Year by The , FoxSports.com, the having claimed the tournament crown five times and National Association of Basketball Coaches, Naismith, having played in the tournament title game 15 times. Sporting News, the United States Basketball Writers Finishing with a record of 30-10 in 2012-13, Association and Yahoo!Sports. Boeheim’s Syracuse squad advanced to the A four-time Big East Conference Coach of the Year, championship game of the 2013 Big East Conference Boeheim has been honored as District II Coach of the Tournament and to the 2013 NCAA Final Four. Year 11 times by the National Association of Basketball He led Syracuse Coaches (NABC). in 2011-12 to a 34-3 During the 2000 overall mark, a Big Final Four he was East Conference presented with the regular season Claire Bee Award championship with a in recognition of 17-1 record, and to his contributions to the 2012 NCAA the sport. In the Tournament Sweet fall of 2000, he Sixteen. Additionally, received Syracuse the Orange ranked University's Arents No. 1 during the Award, the season. Syracuse school's highest became just the sec- alumni honor. On ond team in Big East Feb. 24, 2002, history to go 17-1 in Syracuse the league. The University named ‘Cuse also set the Carrier Dome school records for court “Jim most regular season Boeheim Court” in victories, the most recognition of his wins to start a season (20) and most home wins since the many accomplishments. opening of the Carrier Dome (19). In 2005-06 he directed Syracuse to a 23-12 overall Inducted into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame in record, the NCAA Tournament and a Big East Tournament September 2005, Boeheim was the 2006 recipient of the Championship. In winning the 2006 Big East Tournament, John R. Wooden “Legends of Coaching” honor. He also Syracuse became the first team in the 27-year history of was selected the “Spirit of Jimmy V” honoree by the V the Big East Tournament to claim the championship with Foundation for Cancer Research at its second annual four victories and the first number nine seed to win the Gala held April 21, 2005, in . championship. Boeheim has been recognized for his outstanding A native of Lyons, N.Y., Boeheim enrolled at Syracuse Jim Boeheim USA Basketball Coaching Synopsis

Team Position W-L Pct. Finish 2012 U.S. Olympic Team Assistant Coach 8-0 1.000 Gold Medal 2012 USA National Team Assistant Coach 5-0 1.000 N/A 2010 USA World Championship Team Assistant Coach 9-0 1.000 Gold Medal 2010 USA National Team assistant Coach 4-0 1.000 N/A 2008 U.S. Olympic Team Assistant Coach 8-0 1.000 Gold Medal 2008 USA National Team Assistant Coach 5-0 1.000 N/A 2007 USA FIBA Americas Championship Team Assistant Coach 10-0 1.000 Gold Medal 2006 USA World Championship Team Assistant Coach 8-1 .889 Bronze Medal 2006 USA Senior National Team Assistant Coach 5-0 1.000 N/A 2001 USA World Champ. For Young Men Team Head Coach 8-0 1.000 Gold Medal 2000 USA World Champ. For Young Men Qualifying Team Head Coach 4-1 .800 Silver Medal 1998 USA Junior World Champ. Qualifying Team Head Coach 6-0 1.000 Gold Medal 1990 USA World Championship Team Assistant Coach 6-2 .750 Bronze Medal 1990 USA Goodwill Games Team Assistant Coach 3-2 .600 Silver Medal 1989 USA World University Games Team Assistant Coach 6-0 1.000 Gold Medal 1982 U.S. Olympic Festival East Team Head Coach 2-2 .500 Silver Medal USA Basketball Coaching Record 12 USA Teams 97-8 .924 7 Gold / 3 Silver / 2 Bronze Medals

22 2013 USA Basketball Men’s National Team in 1962 and was a walk-on with the basketball team. By gold medal and 6-0 finish, and in 1982 guided the U.S. Boeheim's senior season, he was a team captain along Olympic Festival East Team to a 2-2 finish and the silver with the legendary . The Orangemen finished medal. 22-6 overall that year and earned the team’s second-ever He also served as an assistant coach on USA NCAA Tournament berth. Syracuse compiled a 55-24 Basketball coaching staffs for the 1990 World record (.696 winning percentage) with Boeheim a member Championship Team (6-2 / bronze medal); 1990 Goodwill of their teams. Games Team (3-2 / silver medal); and 1989 World After graduating with a bachelor's degree in social University Games (6-0 / gold medal). science, Boeheim played professionally with Scranton of Boeheim has served as chair of the USA Basketball the Eastern League. He was a member of two champi- Men's Junior National Team Committee since 2005, and onship squads and earned all-star second-team honors. was a member of the 10-member committee for 2001- In 1969 he turned to a career in coaching and was 2004. hired as a graduate assistant at Syracuse by head coach He and his wife, Juli, are parents of James Arthur Roy Danforth. He was soon promoted to a full-time Boeheim, III, and twins Jack and Jamie. Jim also has a assistant and was part of the staff that guided the daughter, Elizabeth. Orangemen to the program's first Final Jim Boeheim Collegiate Head Coaching Synopsis Four appearance in 1975. A year later he was appointed head Overall Big East Year School Record Record Post Season / Notes coach at his alma 2012-13 Syracuse University 30-10 11- 7 (t5 ) NCAA Tournament Final Four mater. Syracuse 2011-12 Syracuse University 34- 3 17- 1 (1) NCAA Tournament compiled a record of 2010-11 Syracuse University 27- 8 12- 6 (t3) NCAA Tournament 139-65 while he was an 2009-10 Syracuse University 30- 5 15- 3 (1) NCAA Tournament Sweet Sixteen assistant. 2008-09 Syracuse University 28-10 11- 7 (6) NCAA Tournament Sweet Sixteen Boeheim also 2007-08 Syracuse University 21-14 9- 9 (t8) NIT Tournament Quarterfinals possesses plenty of 2006-07 Syracuse University 24-11 10- 6 (t5) NIT Tournament Quarterfinals international coaching 2005-06 Syracuse University 23-12 7- 9 (t9) NCAA Tournament 2004-05 Syracuse University 27- 7 11- 5 (t3) NCAA Tournament experience, having 2003-04 Syracuse University 23- 8 11- 5 (t3) NCAA Tournament Sweet Sixteen served on 12 USA 2002-03 Syracuse University 30- 5 13- 3 (*t1) NCAA Champion Basketball coaching 2001-02 Syracuse University 23-13 9- 7 (*t3) NIT Semifinals staffs. 2000-01 Syracuse University 25- 9 10- 6 (*t2) NCAA Tournament Boeheim, in 1999-2000 Syracuse University 26- 6 13- 3 (t1) NCAA Tournament Sweet Sixteen addition to his assistant 1998-99 Syracuse University 21-12 10- 8 (t4) NCAA Tournament coaching duties with the 1997-98 Syracuse University 26- 9 12- 6 (#1) NCAA Tournament 2006-08 and 2010-12 1996-97 Syracuse University 19-13 9- 9 (#t4) NIT USA National Teams, 1995-96 Syracuse University 29- 9 12- 6 (#2) NCAA Final Four - Runner-up 1994-95 Syracuse University 20-10 12- 6 (3) NCAA Tournament led the 2001 USA 1993-94 Syracuse University 23- 7 13- 5 (2) NCAA Tournament Sweet Sixteen Basketball Young Men's 1992-93 Syracuse University 20- 9 10- 8 (3) Team to the gold medal 1991-92 Syracuse University 22-10 10- 8 (t5) NCAA Tournament at the FIBA World 1990-91 Syracuse University 26- 6 12- 4 (1) NCAA Tournament Championship For 1989-90 Syracuse University 26- 7 12- 4 (t1) NCAA Tournament Sweet Sixteen Young Men in Japan, 1988-89 Syracuse University 30- 8 10- 6 (3) NCAA Tournament and later that fall was 1987-88 Syracuse University 26- 9 11- 5 (2) NCAA Tournament named the USA 1986-87 Syracuse University 31- 7 12- 4 (t1) NCAA Final Four - Runner-up Basketball 2001 1985-86 Syracuse University 26- 6 14- 2 (t1) NCAA Tournament 1984-85 Syracuse University 22- 9 9- 7 (t3) NCAA Tournament National Coach of the 1983-84 Syracuse University 23- 9 12- 4 (t2) NCAA Tournament Sweet Sixteen Year. Boeheim also 1982-83 Syracuse University 21-10 9- 7 (5) NCAA Tournament served as head coach 1981-82 Syracuse University 16-13 7- 7 (t5) NIT of the 2000 World 1980-81 Syracuse University 22-12 6- 8 (6) NIT Runner-up Championship for 1979-80 Syracuse University 26- 4 5- 1 (t1) NCAA Tournament Young Men Qualifying 1978-79 Syracuse University 26- 4 N/A NCAA Tournament Sweet Sixteen Team that finished with 1977-78 Syracuse University 22- 6 N/A NCAA Tournament a 4-1 record and the 1976-77 Syracuse University 26- 4 N/A NCAA Tournament silver medal. In 1998 he Career Record: 920-314 (.746), 37 Years 920-314 (.746), 37 Years led the USA Junior Syracuse University Record: NCAA Tournament Record: 52- 29 (.642), 30 Tournaments World Championship Qualifying Team to a *Big East Conference West Division #Big East Conference 7 Division

23 2013 USA Basketball Men’s National Team TToomm TThhiibbooddeeaauu

Assistant Coach 2013-16 USA Basketball National Team

Chicago Bulls head coach Tom Thibodeau was record for reaching the 100-win named on June 10, 2013, an assistant coach for the plateau the fastest by winning his 2013-16 USA Basketball Men's National Team. 100th game in his 130th contest Thibodeau’s selection is his first with USA Basketball. as a head coach (03/19/12). He “I am honored that Jerry Colangelo and Mike directed the Eastern Conference Krzyzewski have asked me to join the USA Basketball All-Stars at the 2012 All-Star National Team coaching staff. It is truly and honor and a Game in Orlando, Fla., and fin- privilege to be representing our country the next four ished as runner-up for the 2011-12 NBA Coach of the years and to be part of such a great team. I’m very excit- Year. ed about having the opportunity to work with all the great coaches and players that are going to be involved,” said Thibodeau. A veteran of 22 years along the NBA side- lines, Thibodeau (pronounced Thib-uh-DOE) was named the 18th head coach in the Chicago Bulls franchise history on June 23, 2010, and is the only coach in NBA history to win the most games in the league each of his first two seasons. In three seasons as the Bulls head mentor, his teams have compiled 157-73 win-loss record (.683 winning percentage) during the regular season, won two Central Division titles, and participated in three NBA Playoffs. His career winning percentage of .683 ranks him fourth in NBA history among head coaches who have coached at least 200 career games. In his first season as head coach, Thibodeau in 2010-11 guided the Bulls to the Eastern Conference Finals, the team’s first appearance in the Conference Finals since the 1997-98 season. The Bulls also won the Central Division title, en route to the franchise’s sixth 60-win season in team history with a league-best record of 62-20 (.756). The 62 wins in 2010-11 broke ’s franchise mark (55 in 1989-90) for most wins by a first-year Bulls head coach, he became just the third coach (along with and Bill Russell) in NBA history to win 60 or more games in his first year as a head coach, and his 62 victories tied Westphal for most wins by a first-year head coach in league history. Named the 2010-11 NBA Coach of the Year, he was also named NBA Eastern Conference Coach of the Month on three occasions (January, March and April) and is the first Bulls head coach to win the award three times in a season. In year two with the Bulls, Chicago posted a league-best record of 50-16 (.758), including a league-best road record of 24-9 (.727), en route to a second consecutive Central Division crown and the NBA Playoffs. Thibodeau broke the NBA

24 2013 USA Basketball Men’s National Team his teams have advanced to the NBA postseason 17 times, includ- ing three trips to the NBA Finals (1999, 2008 and 2010). He has also been an assistant coach for the Minnesota Timberwolves (1989-91), the San Antonio Spurs (1992-94), the (1994-96), the (1996-2003) and the Houston Rockets (2003-07). He spent the 1991-92 season as an advance scout with the Seattle SuperSonics. While serving as an assistant coach in the NBA, he worked under Bill Musselman, Jerry Tarkanian, John Lucas, , Don Chaney and . Thibodeau was a four-year letter winner in basketball at Salem State University (Mass.). He was team captain his senior season, and a member of back-to-back MASCAC Conference Champion squads in 1980 and 1981 (the first two basketball teams in school history to qualify for the Division III NCAA Tournament). In 1981, upon completion of his collegiate career, he took his first coaching job as In 2012-13, despite missing all-star guard Derrick an assistant on the Vikings staff. Rose for the entire season, Chicago compiled a Following three years as an assistant, he was promoted 45-37 record, finished second in the Central Division, to head coach at Salem State University, a position he defeated the Nets in the first round of the NBA held for one season. In 1985, he was hired as an assis- Playoffs and fell to the in the conference tant coach at Harvard University, where he spent four semifinals. seasons on campus, before accepting a spot on Bill Thibodeau served as the Associate Head Coach of Musselman’s coaching staff with the expansion Minnesota the from 2007-10, where the Celtics made Timberwolves in 1989. two trips to the NBA Finals and won the 2008 NBA Thibodeau, 55, was born in New Britain, Conn., on Championship. Prior to joining the Bulls, his teams won Jan. 17, 1958. He holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees .530 percent of their regular season games (896-794) and in counseling from Salem State University and was .527 percent of their postseason contests (88-79). All told, inducted into the New Britain Sports Hall of Fame in 1998.

Tom Thibodeau Head Coaching Synopsis

Regular Season Playoff Year NBA Team Record Record Post Season / Notes 2012-13 Chicago Bulls 45-37 5-7 Eastern Conference Second Round 2011-12 Chicago Bulls 50-16 2-4 Eastern Conference First Round 2010-11 Chicago Bulls 60-12 9-7 Eastern Conference Finals

*Overall Career Record (includes Regular Season and Playoff records): 173-91 (.655%), 3 Years NBA Regular Season Career Record: 157-73 (.683%) 3 Years NBA Playoff Record: 16-18 (.647), 5 NBA Playoffs

25 2013 USA Basketball Men’s National Team MMoonnttyy WWiilllliiaammss

Assistant Coach 2013-16 USA Basketball National Team

New Orleans Pelicans head coach Monty Williams being named the NBA’s Western was named on June 10, 2013, an assistant coach for the Conference Coach of the Month 2013-16 USA Basketball Men's National Team. Having for January of 2011. previously represented USA Basketball as a player, this is In his sophomore campaign, Williams first coaching assignment with USA Basketball. Williams managed 22 different “I want to thank Mr. Colangelo for his confidence in players and 26 different starting me and I am truly honored and looking forward to working lineups through an injury-plagued on Coach K’s staff,” said Williams. “For me to be involved season where six players missed upwards of 15 games as an assistant coach for USA Basketball where I can due to injury or illness. Through it all, Williams’ squad represent my country is a privilege and the ultimate honor. increased its wins in every month from January to April, I was fortunate back and closed out the in the early 90’s to be regular season with on the USA 22-and- a 6-1 stretch at the under roster where New Orleans Arena. we won the gold In 2012-13, No. medal in Spain. and 1 draft pick and 2012 I felt a tremendous Olympic gold medal- amount of pride. With ist Anthony Davis this honor, I feel the made his debut with same sense of pride New Orleans. Under again for my country, Williams, Davis but I also want to averaged 13.5 make the Benson’s, points, 8.2 rebounds, Pelican organization, 1.8 blocked shots New Orleans commu- and 1.2 steals a nity and my family game and became proud.” just the fifth rookie in On June 7, 2010, NBA history to record Williams was appoint- averages of at least ed head coach of the 13.5 points, 8.0 New Orleans Hornets rebounds, 1.5 blocks, (now Pelicans), and 1.0 steals and 1.0 2012-13 saw him assists per game. complete his third Davis, who was run- year as the fran- ner-up for NBA chise's head mentor. Rookie of the Year Williams’ began honors, also became his first stint as a the youngest player head coach with a in the history of the successful season in NBA to record those 2010-11, leading the statistical averages Hornets to a 46-36 in a season. record and the sev- Williams spent enth seed in the 2011 the previous five NBA playoffs. In post- seasons as an assis- season play, the tant coach for the Hornets pushed for- Portland Trail mer NBA-champion Blazers. At the date Lakers to six games of his hiring, Williams and Williams placed became the seventh in Coach of youngest head coach the Year voting, after in the NBA at 38

26 2013 USA Basketball Men’s National Team years old. condition of thick- Williams is one ened muscle of the promising between the young coaches in chambers of the the NBA. Trail heart. He earned Blazers Head a degree from Coach Nate Notre Dame’s McMillan charged College of Arts Williams with run- and Letters, ning the team’s majoring in com- 2007 and 2008 munications and entries into the theatre. In high NBA Summer school, he was a League in Las 4.0 student at Vegas. The two Potomac in Oxon teams featured Hill, Md. young Trail Blazers Williams prospects Greg played on a pair Oden, LaMarcus of USA Basketball Aldridge, Jerryd teams. Selected Bayless and as a member of . the 1993 USA 22 Prior to joining & Under World the Trail Blazers, Championship he won an NBA Qualifying Team, Championship as a coaching staff intern with the San he averaged 5.5 ppg. and assisted the U.S. to a 6-1 Antonio Spurs in 2004-05, and, during the summer of record, the silver medal, and a qualifying berth for the 2005, coached the Spurs’ Summer League entry in the FIBA 22 & Under World Championship. At the 1993 FIBA Rocky Mountain Revue. 22 & Under World Championship he averaged 5.8 points Selected by New York in the first round (24th overall) and 3.5 rebounds a game as the U.S. finished a perfect 8- of the 1994 NBA Draft, Williams was a nine-year veteran 0 record to win the gold medal. of the NBA before chronic knee problems forced him into Active in the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and retirement in 2003. Hailing from Notre Dame, Williams many other charities, he was involved with fellow NBA played for New York, San Antonio, Denver, Orlando and guard in distributing shoes and athletic Philadelphia. His best season was with the Spurs in 1996- equipment to impoverished communities in South Africa. 97, when he averaged 9.0 points, 3.2 rebounds and 1.4 In September of 2011, Williams went to South Africa as assists in 65 games and shot 50.9 percent from the field. part of the NBA’s Basketball Without Borders program. In 456 career games, he averaged 6.3 points per game. Since moving to New Orleans, Williams has been active He was an honorable mention All-American at Notre in the community, focusing his time on prison ministry, Dame after averaging 22.4 points and 8.4 rebounds dur- spending time with senior citizens and disadvantaged ing his senior season. Williams was away from basketball youth, as well as military families. for two years during college (from 1990 to 1992) after He and his wife, Ingrid, are the parents of five children being diagnosed with hypertropic cardiomyopathy, a rare – Lael, Faith, Janna, Elijah and Micah.

Monty Williams Head Coaching Synopsis

Regular Season Playoff Year NBA Team Record Record Post Season / Notes 2012-13 New Orleans Pelicans 27-55 2011-12 New Orleans Pelicans 21-45 2010-11 New Orleans Pelicans 46-36 2-4 Western Conference First Round Overall Career Record (includes Regular Season and Playoff records): 96-140 (.407%), 3 Years NBA Regular Season Career Record: 94-136 (.409%), 3 Years NBA Playoffs Record: 2-4 (.333%), 1 NBA Playoffs

27 2013 USA Basketball Men’s National Team F IB A,, N B A, A ndd N C AA Ba s k et b allll R ullee D i ffe r e nc e s

RULE FIBA NBA NCAA Duration of Game ...... Four, 10-minute quarters ...... Four, 12-minute quarters ...... Two, 20-minute halves Overtime Duration ...... 5 minutes ...... 5 minutes ...... 5 minutes Duration Between First-Second . . .2 minutes ...... 130 seconds ...... Not Applicable and Third-Fourth Quarters Length of Halftime ...... 15 minutes ...... 15 minutes ...... 15 minutes Court Length ...... 91' 10" x 49' 2.5" ...... 94' x 50' ...... 94' x 50' Size of Lane ...... 16’ x 19' ...... 16' x 19' ...... 12' x 19' Three-Point FG Distance ...... 22' 1.75" ...... 23' 9" (22' in corner) ...... 20’9 No Charge Semicircles ...... Yes (1.25m from center of basket) . . .Yes (1.25m from center of basket) . . . .Yes (0.914m from center of basket) Shot Clock ...... 24 seconds ...... 24 seconds ...... 35 seconds Shot Clock Reset ...... FG attempt hits rim ...... FG attempt hits rim ...... FG attempt hits rim Back Court Violation ...... 8 seconds ...... 8 seconds ...... 10 seconds Game Clock Stops After ...... Last 2 minutes of 4th quarter ...... Last minute of 1st, 2nd, 3rd quarters, .Last minute of second half and Successful FG and overtime Last 2 minutes of 4th quarter and OT last minute of overtime Player Foul Limit ...... 5 ...... 6 ...... 5 Bonus Free Throw ...... On 5th foul per quarter (2 FTs) ...... On 5th foul per quarter ...... On 7th foul per half (1-and-1) Fourth quarter carries into OT (2 FTs) On 10th foul per half (2 FTs) Number of Players Permitted . . . . .5 (three defensive, two offensive) . . . .5 (three defensive, two offensive) . . . .6 (four defensive, two offensive) On Free Throw Lane Jump Ball ...... Teams alternate possession ...... Yes ...... Teams alternate possession after jump ball to start 1st and 3rd after opening tip-off quarters, and overtime Legal Alley-Oop ...... Yes ...... Yes ...... Yes Touch Ball On/Above Cylinder . . . .Yes ...... No ...... No Closely Guarded For 5 Seconds . . .Yes (while holding the ball) ...... No ...... Yes (while holding/dribbling ball) Defensive 3 Seconds ...... No ...... Yes ...... No Number of Referees ...... Three ...... Three ...... Three Timeouts 2 60-second in 1st and 2nd 6 60/100-second timeouts during 4 75-second and Non-Televised Game quarters, 3 60-second in the regulation, 1 20-second. Each 2 30-second per game. 3rd and 4th quarters. team is limited to no more than 3 in the 4th and 2 in the last two minutes. Timeouts ...... Up to one additional TV timeout . . . .6 100/60-second timeouts during . . . . .4 additional TV timeouts are Televised Game is permissible per quarter. Teams regulation, 1 20-second. Each permissible per half. Teams get get 2 60-second in the 1st and team is limited to no more than 3 1 60-second, 4 30-second 2nd quarters, 3 60-second in in the 4th and 2 in the last two and a max of 3 unused 30-second the 3rd and 4th quarters. minutes of regulation. can carry over to second half.

Timeouts-Overtime 1 additional 60-second 2 60-second, teams are allowed 1 additional 75-second and any no more than 1 60- second and unused from regulation or prior 1 20-second in final 2 minutes. OT carry over. Timeouts Called By ...... Coach or assistant coach ...... Head coach or player in game ...... Head coach or player in game Size of Basketball ...... Maximum Circumference - 29” . . . . .Around channels - 29.5" to 29.75” . . .Maximum Circumference - 30” Maximum Weight - 20 ounces Across channels - 29 5/8”-29 7/8” Minimum Circumference - 29.5” Minimum Weight - 17.99 ounces Maximum Weight - 20 ounces Minimum Weight - 17.99 ounces Legal Jersey Numbers ...... 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, ...... All Numbers ...... 00, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 11, 12, 13, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 14, 15, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55

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Mini-Camp Profiles RRYYAANN AANNDDEERRSSOONN #24 * FORWARD * 6’10” (208 CM) * 240 LBS. (109 KG) * * NEW ORLEANS PELICANS * UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA *

USA BASKETBALL NOTES COLLEGE NOTES • Named a member of the • Played two seasons at the University of California, played and 2013 USA Men’s National started in 66 games, averaged 18.7 ppg., and 9.0 rpg., in 33.0 Team mini-camp roster on mpg., shot 48.4 percent (419-866) from the field, 39.6 percent June 12, 2013. (122-308) from 3-point and 84.1 percent (276-328) from the free throw line. • Named Second Team All-America by The Sporting News and NBA HONORS All-Pac-10 Conference first team after his sophomore season • Participated in Foot Locker (2007-08). Three-Point Contest at the • Led the Pac-10 in scoring, averaging 21.1 ppg. (ranked 18th 2013 NBA All-Star in nation) and ranked third in rebounding, pulling down 9.9 Weekend. rpg. • Named the recipient of the • Recorded 697 points which ranks as the second-highest single 2012 NBA Most Improved season total in Cal history. Player award. • Became first player in school history to record at least 600 • Finished tied for 15th in voting for 2013 NBA Most Improved points and 300 rebounds in a single season. Player award. • As a freshman (2006-07), led the Bears in scoring and rebounding, averaging 16.3 ppg. and 8.2 rpg., also finished fifth in the conference in both categories, the only player in NBA NOTES the Pac-10 to rank in the top five in each area. • Completed in 2012-13 his fifth NBA season, first with New • Named All-Pac-10 honorable mention as a freshman. Orleans. • Set a school freshman record with 269 rebounds. • Has played in 335 career games, started 133, averaged 11.8 • Named MVP of the Great Alaska Shootout. ppg., 5.5 rpg. and 0.9 apg., while shooting 42.6 percent from the floor and 85.0 percent from the foul line. • Boasts of career highs of 34 points (Phoenix 11/23/12), 13 PERSONAL NOTES rebounds (three times), 5 assists (Oklahoma City 12/12/12) • Born May 6, 1998. and 8 made 3-point shots (Phoenix 11/23/12). • From ages of 14-16, went once a year with a church group to • Played in 81 games, started 22 times, in 2012-13, averaged help improve impoverished areas of Mexico. 30.9 minutes a game, career highs of 16.2 ppg., 6.2 rpg. and 1.2 apg, while shooting 42.3 percent from the field and 84.4 percent from the foul line. • Finished 2012-13 ranked 2nd in the NBA in 3-point field goals made, 2nd in 3-point field goals attempted, 23rd in free throw percentage, 26th in offensive rebounds, 37th in points per game, 41st in rebounds per game, 47th in 3-point percent- age. • Finished 2011-12 ranked 1st in the NBA in both 3-point field goals made and attempted, ranked 7th in free throw percent- age, tied for 27th in 3-point , 29th in rebounding and 33rd in scoring. • Drafted by New Jersey in the first round (21st overall) of the 2008 NBA Draft. Traded by New Jersey to Orlando along with Vince Carter in exchange for Rafer Alston, and (6/25/09). Acquired July 11, 2012, from the via sign-and- for Gustavo Ayón.

30 2013 USA Basketball Men’s National Team Mini-Camp HHAARRRRIISSOONN BBAARRNNEESS * FORWARD * 6’8” (203 CM) * 210 LBS. (95 KG) * #46 * GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS *UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA *

attempts, 27th in points per game, 29th in defensive rebounds USA BASKETBALL NOTES per game, 32nd in rebounds per game, 33rd in offensive • Named a member of the rebounds per game, 34th in field goal percentage, three-point 2013 USA Men’s National field goal percentage and free throws, 38th in blocks, 40th in Team mini-camp roster on free throw attempts. June 12, 2013. • Drafted in the first round (7th overall) of the 2012 NBA Draft • Selected a member of the by Golden State. Became an early entry candidate after two 2010 USA Junior National collegiate seasons at the University of North Carolina. Select Team that participated in the . • Recorded in the 2010 Nike COLLEGIATE NOTES Hoop Summit a team best 27 • Played two seasons at the University of North Carolina, points (9-17 FGs, 4-8 3pt played and started in 73 games, averaged 16.4 ppg. and 5.5 FGs, 5-6 FTs) and added 7 rpg. in 29.3 mpg., while shooting 43.1 percent (439-1018) rebounds and two steals in from the field, 34.9 percent (116-332) from 3-point and 73.4 29 minutes of the USA’s percent (234-319) from the free throw line. 101-97 victory over the World Select Team. • Named a first team Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) selec- tion in 2012 and a second-team NABC All-American. • As a sophomore in 2011-12, led UNC in scoring (17.1 ppg.) NBA HONORS and helped the Tar Heels advance to the NCAA Elite Eight. • Participated in the 2013 BBVA played • Became the ninth player in North Carolina history to be during the 2013 NBA All-Star Weekend and recorded 12 recognized as ACC Rookie of the Year when he won the points in 19:14 minutes of action. award in 2011. • Finished sixth in voting for 2013 NBA Rookie of the Year • As a freshman in 2010-11, scored a team second-best 15.7 honors. ppg., which also ranked eighth in the ACC and was the fifth- • Named to 2013 NBA All-Rookie first team. highest scoring average ever by a UNC freshman. Also led the team in 3-pointers (67) and was second in free throw percent- age (.750). NBA NOTES • Scored a career-high 40 points and grabbed eight rebounds in • Completed in 2012-13 his first NBA season and first season a win over Clemson in the 2011 ACC Tournament semifinals; with the Golden State Warriors. his 40 points were the most by a freshman in an ACC • Boasts of career highs of 21 points (two times), 13 rebounds Tournament contest. (Atlanta 11/14/12), five assists (Dallas 1/31/13), three steals • One of just six players in North Carolina history to average at (two times) and two blocked shots (two times). least 15 points as a freshman and sophomore. • Helped lead Golden State to a 47-35 regular season record in 2012-13, a second place finish in the Western Conference Pacific Division and the 2013 NBA Playoffs. PERSONAL NOTES • Played and started in all 12 Golden State 2012-13 Playoff • Born on May 30, 1992. games and averaged 16.0 ppg., 6.4 rpg., 1.3 apg., 0.6 spg., • High school teammate with fellow USA National Team mini- while shooting 44.4 percent from the field, 36.5 percent from camp participant Doug McDermott. 3-point and 85.7 percent from the foul line. • In high school, participated in local food drives, worked with • Started and played in 81 games in 2012-13, averaged 25.4 the Ronald McDonald House and led a weekly bible study. minutes a game, 9.2 ppg., 4.1 rpg., 1.2 apg., 0.6 spg., while • Plays the saxophone and sang in the school chior. shooting 43.9 percent from the field, 35.9 percent from 3- • Advanced Placement Scholar. point and 75.8 percent from the foul line. • Took part in the Back To School Rookie Reading Rally at • Finished 2012-13 playoffs ranked 16th in the NBA in free- Sobrante Park Elementary School in Oakland shortly before throw percentage, 17th in both 3-point field goals made and the beginning of his rookie season. minutes per game, 21st in both double-doubles and 3-point • Spokesperson for NBA FIT, working with the league to pro field goal attempts, 22nd in defensive rebounds, 24th in mote childhood health education at a variety of league-spon points, field goals made and minutes played, 25th in both sored Get Fit events. offensive rebounds and total rebounds, 26th in field goal

31 2013 USA Basketball Men’s National Team Mini-Camp BBRRAADDLLEEYY BBEEAALL #28 * GUARD * 6’5” (196 CM) * 207 LBS. (94 KG) * * WASHINGTON WIZARDS * *

31.2 minutes a game, 13.9 ppg., 3.8 rpg. and 2.4 apg, while USA BASKETBALL NOTES shooting 41.0 percent from the field and 78.6 percent from the • Named a member of the foul line. 2013 USA Men’s National • Finished 2012-13 ranked 41st in the NBA in 3-point field- Team mini-camp roster on goal percentage. June 12, 2013. • Set the Wizards franchise rookie record with 91 3-pointers • Selected a member of the made. 2011 USA Junior National • Drafted in the first round (3rd overall) of the 2012 NBA Draft Select Team that participated by Washington. Became an early entry candidate after one in the Nike Hoop Summit. collegiate season at the University of Florida. • Recorded in the 2011 Nike Hoop Summit 8 points, 4 rebounds, 3 assists and 1 COLLEGIATE NOTES in 24 minutes of the • Attended the University of Florida for one season. USA’s 92-80 victory over the •Named 2012 All- first team selection World Team. and 2012 SEC All-Freshman Team. • Selected a member of the 2010 USA U17 World • First Florida Gator ever to be named first team All-SEC and Championship Team that finished 8-0 and won the gold SEC All-freshman team in the same season. medal. • Six-time SEC Freshman of the Week. • Averaged during the FIBA U17 World Championship a USA • Led Florida in rebounds (6.7), minutes (34.2) and steals (1.4); high 18.3 ppg., 3.5 rpg., 2.0 apg., 2.2 spg and made 47.7 finished second on the team in scoring (14.8 ppg). percent (31-65 3pt FGs) of his 3-point tries. • Recorded seven games with 10+ rebounds and 31 double-fig • Selected a member of the 2009 USA U16 Championship ure scoring contests. Team that finished 5-0 and won the gold medal. • Averaged during the FIBA Americas U16 Championship a USA high 19.0 ppg., 4.0 rpg., 1.6 apg., 1.2 spg and made 35.3 PERSONAL NOTES percent (18-51 3pt FGs) of his 3-point tries. • Born on June 28, 1993 in St. Louis, Mo. • Selected a member of the 2009-10 USA Basketball Men’s • Son of Besta and Bobby Beal; has four brothers, Brandon, Developmental National Team. Bruce, and twins Byron and Bryon. • 2011 Gatorade National Player of the Year. • 2011 McDonald’s All-American and Jordan Brand All- NBA HONORS American. • Finished third in voting for 2013 NBA Rookie of the Year • Two-time Missouri Gatorade Player of the Year (2010 and honors. 2011). • Named to 2013 NBA All-Rookie first team. • Ranked the No. 2 and No. 4 overall prospect • Participated in the 2013 BBVA Rising Stars Challenge played by Rivals.com and ESPN. during the 2013 NBA All-Star Weekend and recorded 12 • Attended Chaminade College Prep High School (Mo.) where points and 4 assists in 22:20 minutes of action. as a junior he averaged 30.0 points, 5.0 rebounds, 4.0 assists, • Named Eastern Conference rookie for the month in December 2.0 blocks and 2.0 steals per game, leading his team to a 2012 and January 2013. Metro Catholic Conference Championship. • Scored 12 points and had 4 assists in the BBVA Rising Stars Challenge at All-Star Weekend in Houston (Feb 2013).

NBA NOTES • Completed in 2012-13 his first NBA season, and first season with the Wizards. • Boasts of career highs of 29 points (New York 3/1/13), 12 rebounds (Denver 2/22/13), 6 assists (two times), 3 steals (three times) and 4 blocked shots (Minnesota 1/25/13). • Played in 56 games, started 46 times, in 2012-13, averaged

32 2013 USA Basketball Men’s National Team Mini-Camp MMIIKKEE CCOONNLLEEYY * GUARD * 6’1” (186 CM) * 180 LBS. (82 KG) * #20 * MEMPHIS GRIZZLIES * OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY *

• Finished 2012-13 ranked 1st in the NBA in steals, 3rd in USA BASKETBALL NOTES steals per game, 17th in assists, 19th in assists per game, 25th • Named a member of the in minutes played, 33rd in free-throw percentage, 37th in min- 2013 USA Men’s National utes per game, 42nd in free throws, 46th in points per game, Team mini-camp roster on 47th in free throw attempts. June 12, 2013. • Drafted in the first round (4th overall) of the 2007 NBA Draft • Selected a member of the by Memphis. Became an early entry candidate after one colle- 2005 USA Basketball Youth giate season at the Ohio State University. Development Festival White Team that finished 5-0 and COLLEGIATE NOTES won the gold medal. • Played one season at the Ohio State University. • Averaged as a member of the • Played and started in 39 games in 2006-07, averaged 11.3 White YDF Team 6.6 ppg., ppg. and 3.4 rpg. in 31.6 mpg., shot 51.8 percent (160-309) 2.4 rpg., tied for a team high from the field, 30.4 percent (21-69) from 3-point and 69.4 3.6 apg., 1.0 spg. and shot percent (100-144) from the free throw line. 48.1 percent from the floor. • Named to the 2007 All-Big Ten First Team after ending his freshman season with 441 points and 238 assists. • Led Ohio State to the 2007 NCAA Championship Game and a NBA HONORS Big Ten championship; finished the NCAA title game with 20 • Named to the 2012-13 NBA All-Defensive second team. points, six assists and four steals. • Played in the T-Mobile Rookie Challenge on Feb. 15, 2008 in • Was the Big Ten’s leader in assists (6.1 per game) during his New Orleans, recorded a team-high 8 assists. lone season in Columbus.

NBA NOTES PERSONAL NOTES • Completed in 2012-13 his 6th NBA season, and 6th season • Born on Oct. 11, 1987, in Fayetteville, Ark. and raised in with the Memphis Grizzlies. Indianapolis, Indiana. • Has played in 438 career games, started 409, averaged 12.4 • Son of Rene and Mike Conley, has three siblings, Joan, ppg., 2.8 rpg., 5.5 apg., 1.6 spg., while shooting 44.0 percent Sydney and Jon. from the field, 37.5 percent from 3-point and 77.8 percent • Father Mike, Sr., is a 1992 Olympic gold medalist in the triple from the foul line. jump and silver medalist in 1984. Father won nine NCAA • Has appeared and started in 35 career postseason games, has individual titles at Arkansas (class of 1985) and was inducted averaged 15.7 ppg., 4.1 rpg., 6.9 apg. and 1.3 spg. into the USA Track and Field Hall of Fame in 2004. • Boasts of career highs of 31 points (Philadelphia 3/7/09), 10 • Led Lawrence North High School (Ind.) to three straight state rebounds (two times), 15 assists (Portland 3/12/13) and 5 championships and an overall record of 103-7 in his four made 3-point shots (12/18/09). years as the starting . • Has led the Grizzlies in assists in every season since being • Active participant in the Grizzlies TEAM UP mentoring ini- drafted in the 2007 NBA Draft. tiative throughout his pro career. • Owns the Grizzlies’ single-season franchise record for total • Plans to earn a degree in criminal law and become an attor- steals (144 in 2010-11) and steals per game (2.19 in 2011-12) ney. • Helped lead the Memphis Grizzlies to a 56-26 regular season • Served Thanksgiving meals and signed autographs to the record in 2012-13, a second place finish in the Western teens at The Youth Villages Boys Shelter in Memphis in Conference Southwest Division and the 2013 NBA Playoffs. November 2008. • Played and started in all 15 Memphis 2012-13 Playoff games and averaged 17.0 ppg., 4.7 rpg., 7.1 apg., 1.7 spg., while shooting 38.4 percent from the field, 28.1 percent from 3-point and 76.3 percent from the foul line. • Played and started in 80 games in 2012-13, averaged 34.5 minutes a game, 14.6 ppg., 2.8 rpg., 6.1 apg., 2.2 spg., while shooting 44.0 percent from the field, 36.1 percent from 3-point and 83.0 percent from the foul line.

33 2013 USA Basketball Men’s National Team Mini-Camp DDEEMMAARRCCUUSS CCOOUUSSIINNSS #36 * CENTER * 6’11” (211 CM) * 270 LBS. (122 KG) * * SACRAMENTO KINGS * *

rebounds per game and total rebounds, 13th in offensive USA BASKETBALL NOTES rebounds per game and double-doubles, 14th in defensive • Named a member of the rebounds, 17th in offensive rebounds, 25th in steals per game, 2013 USA Men’s National 27th in points per game and steals, 34th in points, 35th in Team mini-camp roster on both fields goals made and attempted. June 12, 2013. • Set a Sacramento-era rookie record for total rebounds in a • Selected a member of the season (699). 2012 USA Basketball Select • Drafted in the first round (5th overall) of the 2010 NBA Draft Team that trained against the by Sacramento. Became an early entry candidate after one 2012 U.S. Olympic Team. collegiate season at the University of Kentucky. • Selected a member of the 2009 USA Junior National Select Team that participated COLLEGIATE NOTES in the Nike Hoop Summit. • Attended the University of Kentucky for one season. • Recorded in the 2009 Nike • Earned 2009-10 Associated Press first team and John R. Hoop Summit Wooden All-American honors. 4 points, 5 rebounds, 4 assists, 1 blocked shots and 2 • Named 2009-10 Southeastern Conference Freshman of the steals in 18 minutes of the USA’s 97-89 loss to the World Year and garnered All-SEC first team accolades. Select Team. • Honored as a finalist for the 2010 Wooden Award and the • Selected a member of the 2007 USA Basketball Youth (given to the nation's top player by Development Festival Blue Team that finished 2-3 and won the USBWA). the silver medal. • As a freshman in 2009-10 averaged 15.1 ppg. (.558 FG%, • Averaged as a member of the 2007 Blue YDF Team 9.2 ppg., .604 FT%), 9.8 rpg., 1.0 apg., 0.97 spg., 1.76 bpg., and 23.5 10.0 rpg., 2.4 apg., 1.0 bpg. and 1.6 spg. mpg in 38 games (started 37) as a freshman at Kentucky. • Led the conference with 20 double-doubles, eclipsing the previous UK freshman record of 11 held by Chris Mills NBA HONORS (1988-89). • Named to 2011-12 NBA All-Rookie first team. • Recorded a game-high 33 points (15-24 FG, 0-1 3pt, 3-5 FT), a team-high 14 rebounds, one , three steals, and one PERSONAL NOTES in 27 minutes in helping the Rookies to a 148-140 win • Born August 13, 1990. over the Sophomores in the T-Moblie Rookie Challenge at the • Son of Monique Cousins. NBA All-Star Weekend in Los Angeles (2/18/11). • Averaged 24.1 points, 13.2 rebounds, 4.6 assists, 5.19 steals, and 3.23 blocks per game for LeFlore High School (Mobile, Ala.) as a senior (2008-09). NBA NOTES • Named 2009 Parade Magazine, McDonald’s and Jordan Brand • Completed in 2012-13 his third NBA season, and third season High School All-American. with the Sacramento Kings. • Recorded in the 2009 McDonald's All-American Game, 14 • Has played in 220 career games, started 198, averaged 16.3 points (6-9 FG, 1-1 3pt, 1-4 FT) and 8 rebounds in 17 minutes ppg., 9.8 rpg., 2.7 apg., 1.4 spg., while shooting 44.8 percent of action. from the field and 71.0 percent from the foul line. • Recorded in the 2009 Jordan Classic All-Star Game, 17 points • Boasts of career highs of 41 points (Phoenix 4/3/12), 22 (7-11 FG, 0-1 3pt, 3-4 FT), 7 rebounds, and 1 blocked shot. rebounds (Los Angeles Clippers 4/17/13), 10 assists (Boston 12/30/12), 6 steals (Dallas 4/10/12) and 5 blocked shots (two times). • Played in 75 games, started 74 times in 2012-13, averaged 30.5 minutes a game, 17.1 ppg., 9.9 rpg., 2.7 apg., 1.4 spg., shot a career-best 46.5 percent from the field and a career-best 73.8 percent from the foul line. • Finished 2012-13 ranked 9th in the NBA in rebounding, 11th in both free throws and free throw attempts, 12th in defensive

34 2013 USA Basketball Men’s National Team Mini-Camp AANNTTHHOONNYY DDAAVVIISS * FORWARD * 6’10” (208 CM) * 220 LBS. (100 KG) * #42 * NEW ORLEANS PELICANS * UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY *

USA BASKETBALL NOTES COLLEGE NOTES • Named to the 2012 U.S. • Played and started in 2011-12 in all 40 University of Men’s Olympic Team on Kentucky games and as a freshman led the Wildcats to a 38-2 July 13, 2012. record, the Southeastern Conference (SEC) regular season • Averaged 3.7 points and 2.7 title and the NCAA National Championship. rebounds a game as the • Averaged team highs of 32.0 minutes, 14.2 ppg., 10.4 rpg. and youngest member of the gold 4.7 bpg., while adding 1.3 apg. and 1.4 spg. He shot 62.3 medal winning 2012 U.S. percent from the floor and 70.9 percent from the foul line. Olympic Team. • Named the 2012 NCAA Final Four Most Outstanding Player • Member of the 2012 U.S. after leading Kentucky to the title and averaging 13.7 points, Olympic Team that finished 12.3 rebounds and 4.8 blocks in the team’s six NCAA games. 8-0 and won the gold medal. • Recorded 186 blocks, the most in the history of the South- Averaged 3.7 ppg., 2.7 rpg. eastern Conference and an all-time NCAA mark for freshmen. and shot 64.7 percent from • Set UK freshman records for blocks (186) and rebounds (399) the field. by a Kentucky first-year player. Also tied the UK freshman • Member of the 2012 USA National Team that finished pre- record for double-doubles (20). Olympic tour with a 5-0 record. Averaged 6.7 ppg., 1.7 rpg., • Selected by The Sporting News the National Player of the Year. 1.7 bpg, and shot 66.7 percent from the field. • Consensus National Player of the Year winning the Adolph • Named a member of the 2012 U.S. Olympic Men’s Basketball Rupp Trophy, U.S. Basketball Writers Association (USBWA), Team on July 12, 2012. Replaced Blake Griffin who withdrew , Associated Press, Wooden and Naismith. because of an injury. • In winning the 2012 Associated Press Player of the Year • Named a finalist for the 2012 USA Men’s Olympic Team on award and the Naismith Trophy he became just the second May 3, 2012. freshman (Kevin Durant was the other) to capture the awards. • Selected to play for the USA Junior Select Team at the 2011 • Named USBWA National Freshman Player of the Year. Nike Hoop. Recorded 16 points, 10 rebounds and 2 blocked • Named Associated Press All-America first team and to shots in the USA’s 92-80 win over the World Select Team. Wooden All-America 10-member team. • Selected the 2011-12 SEC Player of the Year, Freshman of the NBA HONORS Year, and Defensive Player of the Year. • Finished runner-up for 2013 NBA Rookie of the Year honors. • Named All-SEC first team, All-SEC Tournament team, All- • Named to 2013 NBA All-Rookie first team. SEC Freshman team, and All-SEC Defensive Team. • Participated in the 2013 BBVA Rising Stars Challenge played • Earned All-SEC Tournament honors after averaging 13.0 ppg., during the 2013 NBA All-Star Weekend and recorded 11 12.0 rpg. and blocking 11 shots. points and 9 rebounds in 20:25 minutes of action. PERSONAL NOTES NBA NOTES • Born on March 11, 1993 in Chicago, Ill. • Completed in 2012-13 his first NBA season, and first season • Grew six-seven inches between his junior and senior seasons. with the New Orleans Pelicans. • Played four varsity seasons at Perspectives Charter in • Boasts of career highs of 28 points (Milwaukee 11/17/12), 18 Chicago, Ill. and as a senior in 2010-11, averaged 32.0 ppg., rebounds (3/9/13), 4 assists (Golden State 1/19/13), 4 steals 22.0 rpg. and 7.0 bpg. (three times) and 5 blocked shots (two times). • Was named one of four finalists for the Morgan Wootten • Started and played in 60 games in 2012-13, averaged 28.8 National Player of the Year Award; one of five finalists for the minutes, 13.5 ppg., 8.2 rpg., 1.0 apg., 1.2 spg., while shooting Naismith Award for the national high school player of the year. 51.6 percent from the field, and 75.1 percent from the foul • Selected Parade first team All-America. line. • Named All-Conference three consecutive years. • Finished 2012-13 ranked 11th in the NBA in blocks per game, • Contributed 14 points, six rebounds and four blocks for the 15th in blocks, 23rd in field goal percentage, 29th in double- West Team, which fell to the East 111-96 in the 2011 doubles, 38th in offensive rebounds, 44th in total rebounds. McDonald’s All-American on March 30 in Chicago, Ill. • Drafted in the first round (1st overall) of the 2012 NBA Draft • Named Co-MVP of the All-American by New Orleans. Became an early entry candidate after one Game with 29 points, 11 rebounds, and four blocks. collegiate season at the University of Kentucky. • Member of the Honor Roll since freshman year of high school.

35 2013 USA Basketball Men’s National Team Mini-Camp DDE MMAARR DDEERROOZZEENN #41 * GUARD * 6’7” (201 CMS) * 216 LBS. (98 KG) * * TORONTO RAPTORS * UNIVERSITY OF *

in free-throw percentage. USA BASKETBALL NOTES • Drafted in the first round (9th overall) of the 2009 NBA Draft • Named a member of the by Toronto. Became an early entry candidate after one colle- 2013 USA Men’s National giate season at the University of Southern California. Team mini-camp roster on June 12, 2013. • Selected a member of the COLLEGIATE NOTES 2012 USA Basketball Select • Attended the University of Southern California. training against the 2012 • Named 2009 Pac-10 All Freshman Team selection. U.S. Olympic Team. • Named the 2009 Pac-10 Tournament MVP after scoring a • Selected a member of the career-high 22 points on 10-of-16 shooting leading the 2008 USA Junior National Trojans to a 61-49 win in the tournament final. Select Team that participated • Started all 35 games during his lone season at USC; ranked in the Nike Hoop Summit. third on the squad in points (13.9 ppg.) second in rebounds • Recorded in the 2008 Nike (5.7 rpg.) and third in assists (1.5 apg.). Hoop Summit a team high • Increased his scoring average to 19.8 points in USC’s five 17 points (6-12 FGs, 1-4 3pt FGs, 4-5 FTs), 2 rebounds, postseason games. 1 assist, 1 blocked shot and 3 steals in 26 minutes of action. PERSONAL NOTES • Born on August 7, 1989 in Compton, California. NBA HONORS • Son of Frank and Diane DeRozan. • Participated in the Sprite at the 2011 and • Attended Compton High School where he was a four-year 2010 All-Star Games. varsity player that ranked as one of the nation’s top prospects • Scored 14 points in 22 minutes as a starter for the Sophomore in the class of 2008. Team in the 2011 Rookie Challenge & Youth Jam at • 2008 McDonald’s All-American and scored 10 points on All-Star Weekend in Los Angeles. 5-for-10 shooting for the West squad. • Won the inaugural NBA All-Star Dunk-In by defeating L.A. • Named 2008 Parade Magazine All-America first team and Clippers guard Eric Gordon during halftime of the T-Mobile USA Today's 2008 All-USA second team. Rookie Challenge & Youth Jam at All-Star Weekend in Dallas. Advanced to the Sprite Slam Dunk contest where he finished second to New York’s .

NBA NOTES • Completed in 2012-13 his fourth NBA season, and fourth season with the Toronto Raptors. • Has played in 304 career games, started 292, averaged 15.2 ppg., 3.5 rpg., 1.8 apg., 0.8 spg., while shooting 45.3 percent from the field and 81.1 percent from the foul line. • Boasts of career highs of 37 points (two times), 10 rebounds (New York 4/5/11), 9 assists (two times), 4 steals (three times) and 4 blocked shots (Sacramento 12/5/12). • Played and started 82 games in 2012-13, averaged 36.7 minutes a game, career highs of 18.1 ppg., 3.9 rpg., 2.5 apg., 0.9 spg., while shooting 44.5 percent from the field and 83.1 percent from the foul line. • Finished 2012-13 ranked 4th in the NBA in minutes played, 7th in free throws made, 8th in free throw attempts, 11th in points, 17th in points per game, field goal attempts and minutes per game, 19th in field goals made, 32nd in the NBA

36 2013 USA Basketball Men’s National Team Mini-Camp AANNDDRREE DDRRUUMMMMOONNDD * CENTER * 6’10” (208 CM) * 270 LBS. (122 KG) * #25 * DETROIT PISTONS * UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT *

USA BASKETBALL NOTES COLLEGIATE NOTES • Named a member of the • Attended the University of Connecticut for one season. 2013 USA Men’s National • Averaged 10.0 ppg., 7.6 rpg., and 2.7 bpg. during his lone Team mini-camp roster on season at UConn. June 12, 2013. • Shot 54 percent from the field for the season. • Selected a member of the • Selected to the 2011-12 Big East All-Rookie Team. 2010 USA U17 World • Voted preseason 2011-12 Big East Rookie of the Year and Championship Team that fin- preseason All-Big East Conference honorable mention. ished 8-0 and won the gold • Ended the 2011-12 season with a (UConn head coach) Jim medal. Calhoun era record, 10 double-doubles. • Averaged during the FIBA • Four-time Big East Rookie of the Week. U17 World Championship 8.6 ppg., 6.8 rpg., 1.6 bpg. and shot 63.5 percent from PERSONAL NOTES the field. • Born August 10, 1993 in Mt. Vernon, N.Y. • Selected a member of the • Attended St. Thomas More School in Oakdale, Conn, where 2009 USA U16 Championship Team that finished 5-0 and he led his school to the 2011 Prep National Championship. won the gold medal. • Averaged during the FIBA Americas U16 Championship 8.6 ppg., 6.8 rpg., 1.8 bpg. and shot 56.3 percent from the field. • Selected a member of the 2009-10 USA Basketball Men’s Developmental National Team.

NBA HONORS • Participated in the 2013 BBVA Rising Stars Challenge played during the 2013 NBA All-Star Weekend. • Finished fourth in voting for 2013 NBA Rookie of the Year honors. • Named to 2013 NBA All-Rookie first team.

NBA NOTES • Completed in 2012-13 his first NBA season, and first season with the Detroit Pistons. • Boasts of career highs of 29 points (Cleveland 4/10/13), 18 rebounds (Milwaukee 1/29/13), 2 assists (five times), 3 steals (two times) and 5 blocked shots (Washington 12/21/12). • Played in 60 games, started 10 times in 2012-13, averaged 20.7 minutes a game, 7.9 ppg., 7.6 rpg., 0.5 apg., 1.0 spg., while shooting 60.8 percent from the field. • Finished 2012-13 ranked 22nd in the NBA in blocks, 37th in offensive rebounds. • Drafted in the first round (9th overall) of the 2012 NBA Draft by Detroit. Became an early entry candidate after one colle- giate season at the University of Connecticut.

37 2013 USA Basketball Men’s National Team Mini-Camp KKEENNNNEETTHH FFAARRIIEEDD #33 * FORWARD * 6’8” (203 CM) * 228 LBS. (103 KG) * * DENVER NUGGETS * MOREHEAD STATE UNIVERSITY *

game. USA BASKETBALL NOTES • Drafted in the first round (22nd overall) of the 2011 NBA • Named a member of the Draft by Denver. Became a draft candidate after playing four 2013 USA Men’s National seasons at Morehead State University. Team mini-camp roster on June 12, 2013. COLLEGIATE NOTES • Attended Morehead State University. • Became the NCAA modern-era (post-1973) career rebounding NBA HONORS leader, surpassing Tim Duncan’s 1,570 to finish his career • Named MVP of the 2013 with 1,673 boards. BBVA Rising Stars • Finished career with 86 double-doubles, placing him just one Challenge played during the behind Tim Duncan (87) for most in NCAA Division 1 2013 NBA All-Star Weekend history. after recording 40 points and • Two-time Ohio Valley Conference (OVC) Player of the Year 10 rebounds in 22 minutes. and three-time OVC Defensive Player of the Year. • Participated in the Slam • Finished with league-record 15 career OVC Player of the Dunk Contest at 2013 Week honors. NBA All-Star Weekend. • Selected 2010-11 Associated Press All-American third team • Finished third in voting for 2012 NBA Rookie of the Year and NABC Under Armour Defensive Player of the Year as a honors. senior. • Named to 2012 NBA All-Rookie first team. • As a senior in 2010-11, averaged 17.3 points, a Division 1- leading 14.5 rebounds, 2.3 blocks and 1.9 steals in 34.7 minutes. Recorded a nation-best 29 double-doubles NBA NOTES • Had his No. 35 jersey retired by MSU on senior day. • Completed in 2012-13 his second NBA season, and second • As a junior in 2009-10, averaged 16.9 points and 13.0 season with the Denver Nuggets. rebounds and earned Associated Press All-American honor- • Has played in 126 career games, started 119, averaged 11.1 able mention honors. ppg., 8.6 rpg., 0.9 apg., 0.9 spg., while shooting 56.2 percent • Named 2009-10 OVC Player of the Year, Defensive Player of from the field, 0 percent from 3-point and 63.3 percent from the Year and All-Conference first team. the foul line. • As a sophomore in 2008-09, averaged 13.9 points, 13.0 • Has appeared in 12 and started in 11 career postseason games, rebounds and 1.9 blocks a game. has averaged 10.3 ppg., 9.3 rpg., 0.4 apg. and 0.8 spg. • As a freshman in 2007-08, started 20-of-30 games and • Boasts of career highs of 27 points (Golden State 4/9/12), 20 averaged 10.5 points and 8.0 rebounds. rebounds (Miami 11/15/12), 4 assists (three times), 4 steals • Named to the 2007-08 OVC All-Newcomer Team. (two times) and 5 blocked shots (Golden State 11/29/12). • Helped lead the Denver Nuggets to a 57-25 regular season record in 2012-13, a second place finish in the Western PERSONAL NOTES Conference Northwest Division and the 2013 NBA Playoffs. • Born November 19, 1989. • Played 5 and started in 4 Denver 2012-13 Playoff games and • Has a daughter named Kyra. averaged 10.2 ppg., 8.4 rpg., 0.2 apg., 1.0 spg., while shooting 62.5 percent from the field and 73.3 percent from the foul line. • Played and started 80 games in 2012-13, averaged 28.1 minutes a game, career highs of 11.5 ppg., 9.2 rpg., 1.0 apg., 1.0 spg., while shooting 55.2 percent from the field and 61.3 percent from the foul line. • Finished 2012-13 ranked 8th in the NBA in offensive rebounds and offensive rebounds per game, 9th in field-goal percentage, 13th in total rebounds, 14th in rebounds per game, 16th in double-doubles, 21st in defensive rebounds, 22nd in defensive rebounds per game, 32nd in blocks and blocks per

38 2013 USA Basketball Men’s National Team Mini-Camp DDEERRRRIICCKK FFAAVVOORRSS * FORWARD/CENTER * 6’10” (208 CM) * 248 LBS. (112 KG) * #37 * UTAH JAZZ * GEORGIA TECH *

double-doubles, blocked shots and field goal percentage. USA BASKETBALL NOTES • Named to The Sporting News’ National All-Freshman team. • Named a member of the • Earned ACC All-Tournament first team honors after averaging 2013 USA Men’s National 17 points and 9.8 rebounds per game, while shooting 65.8 Team mini-camp roster on percent from the floor. June 12, 2013. • Led the nation and the ACC in field goal percentage entering • Selected a member of the the NCAA Tournament, but fell below the required minimums 2012 USA Basketball Select on field goals made. Team that trained against the 2012 U.S. Olympic Team. PERSONAL NOTES • Born on July 15, 1991. NBA HONORS • Son of Johnnie Parker and Deandra Favors. • Named to 2011 NBA All- • Full name is Derrick Bernard Favors. Rookie second team. • Has an older sister, Tiffany, and a younger brother, Brandon.

NBA NOTES • Completed in 2012-13 his third NBA season, and second season with the Utah Jazz. • Has played in 220 career games, started 44, averaged 8.3 ppg., 6.3 rpg., 0.7 apg., 0.6 spg., while shooting 49.8 percent from the field and 65.1 percent from the foul line. • Has appeared in 4 and started in 1 career postseason game, has averaged 11.8 ppg., 9.5 rpg., 0.5 apg. and 1.2 spg. • Boasts of career highs of 23 points (two times), 17 rebounds (Golden State 3/17/12), 4 assists ( 3/18/12), 3 steals (8 times) and 6 blocked shots (two times). • Played in 77 games, started 8 times in 2012-13, averaged 23.2 minutes a game, career highs of 9.4 ppg., 7.1 rpg., 1.0 apg., 0.9 spg., while shooting 48.2 percent from the field and 68.8 percent from the foul line. • Finished 2012-13 ranked 12th in the NBA in blocks, 13th in blocks per game, 24th in offensive rebounds per game, 28th in offensive rebounds, 33rd in rebounds per game, 37th in defensive rebounds per game, 39th in total rebounds. • Drafted in the first round (3rd overall) of the 2010 NBA Draft by New Jersey. Traded by the Nets to the Utah Jazz along with Devin Harris and two first-round picks in exchange for Deron Williams on Feb. 23, 2011. Became an early entry can- didate after one collegiate season at Georgia Tech.

COLLEGIATE NOTES • Attended Georgia Tech for one year. • Named 2009-10 Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) Rookie of the Year and selected to the ACC All-Freshman Team. • Averaged 12.4 points, 8.4 rebounds and 2.1 blocks a game in 27.5 minutes as a freshman at Georgia Tech. • Ranked fourth in the ACC in rebounding average and second in block shots, led all ACC freshman in scoring, rebounding,

39 2013 USA Basketball Men’s National Team Mini-Camp PPAAUULL GGEEOORRGGEE #29 * GUARD * 6’8” (203 CM) * 221 LBS. (100 KG) * * INDIANA PACERS * FRESNO STATE UNIVERSITY *

percent from 3-point and 80.7 percent from the foul line. USA BASKETBALL NOTES • Finished 2012-13 ranked 6th in the NBA in steals, 8th in • Named a member of the steals per game, 8th in minutes played, 10th in triple-doubles, 2013 USA Men’s National 10th in 3-point field goals made, 15th in defensive rebounds, Team mini-camp roster on 18th in defensive rebounds per game, 23rd in points, 24th in June 12, 2013. double-doubles, 25th in points per game, 27th in rebounds per • Selected a member of the game, 29th in total rebounds, 31st in field goals made, 37th in 2012 USA Basketball Select assists per game, 41st in assists, 47th in free throws, 50th in Team that trained against the free-throw percentage. 2012 U.S. Olympic Team. • Drafted in the first round (10th overall) of the 2010 NBA Draft by Indiana. Became an early entry candidate after two collegiate seasons at Fresno State University. NBA HONORS • Named to the 2013 NBA All-Star East Team, recorded COLLEGIATE NOTES 17 points, 3 rebounds and • Attended Fresno State University for two years. 4 assists in 20:03 minutes of • As a sophomore, started all 29 games, averaged 16.8 points, action. 7.2 rebounds, 3.0 assists, 2.2 steals and 0.8 blocks per game • Participated in Foot Locker Three-Point Contest at the 2013 while shooting 42.4 percent from the field and 35.3 percent NBA All-Star Weekend. from 3-point range. • Named to 2011 NBA All-Rookie second team. • Produced the best single-season free throw percentage in • Participated in both the Rising Stars Challenge and Fresno State history, connecting on 120-132 FT (.909) in the Slam Dunk Contest during the 2012 All-Star Weekend in 2009-10. Orlando. • Recorded a career-high 30 points and went 9-of-9 from the • Scored 23 points for the victorious Team Chuck in the Rising free throw line in a 19-point win over eventual WAC Stars Challenge. Tournament Champion New Mexico State on Feb. 11, 2010. • In 2008-09, started all 34 games and led the Bulldogs in rebounds (6.7), steals (1.7) and double-doubles (6); also was NBA NOTES the WAC leader in minutes played and second in the • Completed in 2012-13 his third NBA season, and third season conference in 3-pt shooting, steals (59) and steals per game with the Indiana Pacers. (1.74). • Has played in 206 career games, started 164, averaged 12.9 • Earned the Nov. 18, 2009 ESPN Sportscenter “No. 1 Play of ppg., 5.8 rpg., 2.7 apg., 1.5 spg., while shooting 43.1 percent the Day” when he threw down an emphatic one handed dunk from the field, 35.8 percent from 3-point and 79.7 percent in a road contest at Saint Mary’s College. from the foul line. • Has appeared and started in 35 career postseason games, has averaged 14.3 ppg., 6.8 rpg., 3.6 apg. and 1.4 spg. PERSONAL NOTES • Boasts of career highs of 37 points (New Orleans 11/21/12), • Born May 2, 1990, in Sun Valley, California 17 rebounds (Sacramento 11/3/12), 12 assists (Charlotte • Son of Paul and Paulette George; has two older sisters, 2/13/13), 6 steals (two times) and 4 blocked shots (three Teiosha, who played basketball at Pepperdine and Portala who times). was a player at CSU-San Bernardino. • Helped lead Indiana Pacers to a 49-32 regular season record • As a senior at Pete Knight H.S. (Palmdale, Calif.) he averaged in 2012-13, a first place finish in the Eastern Conference 25 points, 12 rebounds, three assists, and three steals per Central Division and the 2013 NBA Playoffs. game. • Played and started in all 19 Indiana 2012-13 Playoff games • Named Golden League Most Valuable Player, and averaged 19.2 ppg., 7.4 rpg., 5.1 apg., 1.3 spg., while Press Player of the Year, and was a member of the Daily shooting 43.0 percent from the field, 32.7 percent from 3- News 2007-08 All-Area Boys’ basketball team. point and 72.7 percent from the foul line. • As a junior averaged 14 points and 8 rebounds per game. • Played and started in 79 games in 2012-13, averaged 37.6 minutes a game, career highs of 17.4 ppg., 7.6 rpg., 4.1 apg., 1.8 spg., while shooting 41.9 percent from the field, 36.2

40 2013 USA Basketball Men’s National Team Mini-Camp TTAAJJ GGIIBBSSOONN * FORWARD * 6’9” (206 CM) * 225 LBS. (102 KG) * #30 * CHICAGO BULLS * UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA *

finished second all-time in Trojan history with 896 boards and USA BASKETBALL NOTES 16th on the school’s all-time scoring list with 1,307 points. • Named a member of the • Earned 2008-09 All-Conference second team honors as a 2013 USA Men’s National junior and was named the Pac-10 Defensive Player of the Team mini-camp roster on Year that same season. Selected 2007-08 All-Conference third June 12, 2013. team and All-Defensive first team as a sophomore; Named to • Selected a member of the the Pac-10 All-Freshman Team in 2006-07. 2012 USA Basketball Select • Helped lead USC to the 2009 NCAA Tournament his junior Team that trained against the year when he posted averages of 14.3 ppg, team highs of 9.0 2012 U.S. Olympic Team. rpg and 2.86 bpg, 1.3 apg and shot a team-best 60.1 percent from the field (second best in school history). • Ranked first in the Pac-10 with 100 rejections and was third NBA HONORS with 316 rebounds • Named to 2010 NBA All- • Selected to the Pac-10 Conference All-Tournament Team as a Rookie first team. freshman, when he averaged 12.0 ppg and 9.7 rpg in three games. • Set the school freshman record with 321 rebounds his first NBA NOTES season, as well as the frosh record for blocks with 69. • Completed in 2012-13 his fourth NBA season, and fourth sea- son with the Chicago Bulls. • Has played 290 career games, started 94, averaged 7.9 ppg., PERSONAL NOTES 6.0 rpg., 0.8 apg., 0.5 spg., while shooting 48.5 percent from • Born June 24, 1985, in Brooklyn, New York. the field and 65.5 percent from the foul line. • Full name is Taj Jami Gibson • Has appeared 39 and started in 5 career postseason games, has • His father played basketball for the U.S. Army National Team averaged 6.9 ppg., 4.5 rpg., 0.5 apg. and 0.4 spg. during the Vietnam War. • Boasts of career highs of 22 points (New Jersey 3/27/10), 19 rebounds (Atlanta 2/2/13), 5 assists (two times), 3 steals (six times) and 6 blocked shots (two times). • Helped lead the Chicago Bulls to a 45-37 regular season record in 2012-13, a second place finish in the Eastern Conference Central Division and the 2013 NBA Playoffs. • Played in all 12 Chicago 2012-13 Playoff games and averaged 6.5 ppg., 3.0 rpg., 0.3 apg., 0.3 spg., while shooting 47.0 percent from the field and 72.7 percent from the foul line. • Played in 65 games, started 5, in 2012-13, averaged 22.4 minutes a game, 8.0 ppg., 5.3 rpg., 0.9 apg., 0.4 spg., while shooting 48.5 percent from the field and 67.9 percent from the foul line. • Finished 2012-13 ranked 25th in the NBA in blocked shots. • Drafted in the first round (26th overall) of the 2009 NBA Draft by Chicago. Became an early entry candidate after three collegiate seasons at the University of Southern California.

COLLEGIATE NOTES • Played three seasons at the University of Southern California. • Averaged 12.4 ppg, 8.5 rpg., 2.41 bpg., 1.4 apg., and shot .580 from the floor and .629 from the line in 105 games (104 starts). • Left USC as the school’s all-time leader in shots blocked with 253, and also ranked third all-time in Pac-10 history, and

41 2013 USA Basketball Men’s National Team Mini-Camp GGOORRDDOONN HHAAYYWWAARRDD #31 * FORWARD * 6’8” (203 CM) * 210 LBS. (95 KG) * * UTAH JAZZ * *

USA BASKETBALL NOTES • Named a member of the COLLEGIATE NOTES 2013 USA Men’s National • Started all 60 games during his two years at Butler. Team mini-camp roster on • Averaged 14.4 points, 7.4 rebounds, and 1.8 assists in 60 June 12, 2013. career games (all starts) over a two-year career. • Selected a member of the • Named All- first team both seasons. 2012 USA Basketball Select • 2009-10 Horizon League Player of the Year. Team that trained against the • 2008-09 Horizon League Newcomer of the Year. 2012 U.S. Olympic Team. • Named to the NCAA All-Tournament Team at the 2010 • Selected a member of the NCAA Final Four. 2009 USA U19 World • Named Most Outstanding Player of the 2010 NCAA West Championship Team that Regional. finished 9-0 and won the • Led Butler to a 33-5 record and the first Final Four in school- gold medal. history and to the NCAA Championship Game as a sopho- • Averaged during the FIBA more. Appeared in 37 games (all starts), averaging 15.5 U19 World Championship a points, 8.2 rebounds and 1.7 assists. team third best 10.0 ppg., 5.7 rpg., 1.8 apg., 1.1 bpg., 1.4 spg. • Had 12 points and a team-high 8 rebounds in the NCAA title and shot 41.4 percent (12-29 3pt FGs) from 3-point. game versus Duke. • Led Butler with 19 points and nine rebounds against Michigan State in the 2010 national semifinals. NBA HONORS • Appeared in 32 games (all starts) as a true freshman, averaged • Selected to play in the 2012 BBVA Rising Stars Challenge, 13.1 points, 6.5 rebounds and 1.9 assists. recorded 14 points. • Set a freshman school record connecting on seven 3-pointers against both Ohio State and Illinois Chicago. • First Butler player drafted since 1983 NBA Draft (Lynn NBA NOTES Mitchem in ninth round, 186th overall). • Completed in 2012-13 his third NBA season, and third season • Was majoring in computer engineering at Butler and main- with the Jazz. tained a 3.31 GPA and was selected Academic All-American • Has played in 210 career games, started 102, averaged 10.4 third team. ppg., 2.8 rpg., 2.4 apg., 0.7 spg., while shooting 45.1 percent from the field, 40.1 percent from 3-point and 81.1 percent from the foul line. PERSONAL NOTES • Has appeared and started in 4 career postseason games, has • Born on March 23, 1990. averaged 7.3 ppg., 2.8 rpg., 3.0 apg. and 0.8 spg. • Son of Gordon Scott and Jody Hayward; has a twin sister • Boasts of career highs of 34 points (Denver 4/13/11), 10 named Heather who was a member of the Butler women’s rebounds (Phoenix 4/4/12), 8 assists (three times), 4 steals team. (Dallas 1/19/12) and 4 blocked shots (New York 3/18/13). • Full name is Gordon Daniel Hayward. • Helped lead the Utah Jazz to a 43-39 regular season record in • Attended Brownsburg High School and as a senior in 2012-13, and a 3rd place finish in the Western Conference 2007–08, averaged 18.0 points, 8.4 rebounds and 3.6 assists. Northwest Division. • Named first team All-State and led Brownsburg to the Indiana • Played in 72 games, started 27 times in 2012-13, averaged Class 4A state championship. In the 4A state title game, hit 29.2 minutes a game, 14.1 ppg., 3.1 rpg., 3.0 apg., 0.8 spg., the game-winning layup at the buzzer to defeat Marion High shot 43.5 percent from the field, 41.5 percent from 3-point School, 40–39. and 82.7 percent from the foul line. • Received the Arthur L. Trester Award, presented to the out- • Finished 2012-13 ranked 20th in the NBA in 3-point field standing high school senior participant in each classification, goal-percentage, 34th in free throws made, 35th in free-throw based on excellence in mental attitude, scholarship, leadership percentage, 41st in free throw attempts. and athletic ability in Indiana. • Drafted in the first round (9th overall) of the 2010 NBA Draft • Was also a high school tennis player who advanced to the by Utah. Became an early entry candidate after two collegiate Indiana state singles quarterfinals. seasons at Butler University.

42 2013 USA Basketball Men’s National Team Mini-Camp GGEEOORRGGEE HHIILLLL * GUARD * 6’2” (189 CM) * 190 LBS. (86 KG) * #47 * INDIANA PACERS * IUPUI *

USA BASKETBALL NOTES COLLEGIATE NOTES • Named a member of the • Played three years at IUPUI. 2013 USA Men’s National • Became the first player in school history to be selected in the Team mini-camp roster on NBA Draft. July 16, 2013. • Ranked fourth in IUPUI Jaguars history in scoring with 1,619 career points. • Named 2007–08 Player of the Year, and NBA NOTES Associated Press All-American honorable mention. • Completed in 2012-13 his • As a junior in 2007-08 averaged 21.5 points, 6.8 rebounds, fifth NBA season, and 4.3 assists, 1.78 steals and 36.8 minutes per game in 32 second season with the appearances. He also shot 54.5 percent from the field, 45.0 Pacers. from 3-pt range and 81.2 percent (199-245) from the line. • Has played in 357 career • As a junior in 2007-08 he led the Summit League and ranked games, started 140, averaged 16th in the nation, in scoring. 10.8 ppg., 2.8 rpg., 3.0 apg., • Broke his right foot in the second game of the 2006-07 season 0.8 spg., while shooting and missed the remainder of the season. 44.9 percent from the field, 37.3 percent from 3-point and • Named to the 2005-06 All-Mid-Continent Conference first 80.9 percent from the foul line. team, averaged 18.9 points, 6.0 rebounds, 3.6 assists, 1.69 • Has appeared in 49 and started 38 career postseason games, steals and 35.1 minutes per game. averaged 13.0 ppg., 3.3 rpg., 2.7 apg. and 1.1 spg. • Earned 2005-06 Academic All-Mid-Continent Conference • Boasts of career highs of 30 points (two times), 11 rebounds honors. (Chicago 11/26/08), 11 assists (Los Angeles Clippers 3/3/10), • Named to 2004-05 Mid-Continent Conference All-Newcomer 5 steals (two times) and 4 blocked shots (Los Angeles Lakers team, averaged 10.7 points, 4.5 rebounds, 2.2 assists and 1.41 12/28/10). steals per game. • Helped lead the Indiana Pacers to a 49-32 regular season record in 2012-13, a first place finish in the Eastern Conference Central Division and the 2013 NBA Playoffs. PERSONAL NOTES • Played and started in all 18 Indiana 2012-13 Playoff games • Born May 4, 1986, in Indianapolis, Indiana. and averaged 14.6 ppg., 3.7 rpg., 4.3 apg., 1.2 spg., while • Attend and as a senior led the state shooting 40.1 percent from the field, 35.8 percent from 3- of Indiana in scoring with 36.2 ppg, the sixth highest mark in point and 82.9 percent from the foul line. state history. • Played and started 76 games in 2012-13, averaged 34.5 min- • Named the 2004 City Player of the Year by the Indianapolis utes a game, career-highs of 14.2 ppg., 3.7 rpg., 4.7 apg., 1.1 Star, also earned a spot on the Indiana All-Star Team. spg., while shooting 44.3 percent from the field, 36.8 percent from 3-point and 81.7 percent from the foul line. • Finished 2012-13 ranked 30th in the NBA in 3-point field goal attempts, 31st in assists per game, 36th in assists, 37th in minutes per game, 38th in minutes played, 41st in free-throw percentage, 47th in steals per game and 50th in points per game. • Drafted in the first round (26th overall) of the 2008 NBA Draft by the San Antonio Spurs. Traded by San Antonio to the Indiana Pacers in exchange for Kawhi Leonard during the 2011 NBA Draft on June 23, 2011. Became a draft candidate after four collegiate seasons at Indiana University- Indianapolis.

43 2013 USA Basketball Men’s National Team Mini-Camp JJRRUUEE HHOOLLIIDDAAYY #27 *GUARD * 6’2” (189 CM) * 205 LBS. (93 KG) * * NEW ORLEANS PELICANS * UCLA *

• Finished 2012-13 ranked 3rd in the NBA in assists, 4th in USA BASKETBALL NOTES assists per game, 10th in minutes played and field goal • Named a member of the attempts, 11th in minutes per game, 16th in field goals made, 2013 USA Men’s National 18th in steals and steals per game, 21st in points per game, Team mini-camp roster on 22nd in points, 29th in double-doubles. June 12, 2013. • Drafted in the first round (17th overall) of the 2009 NBA • Selected a member of the Draft by Philadelphia. Became an early entry candidate after 2012 USA Basketball Select one collegiate season at UCLA. Team that trained against the 2012 U.S. Olympic Team. • Selected a member of the COLLEGIATE NOTES 2008 USA Junior National • Played one year at UCLA. Select Team that participated • As a freshman played in 35 games (all starts), averaged 8.5 in the Nike Hoop Summit. points, 3.8 rebounds, 3.7 assists and 1.6 steals in 27.1 minutes • Recorded in the 2008 Nike per game. Shot 45.0 percent from the floor, 30.7 percent from Hoop Summit 13 points, 3-point and 72.6 percent from the foul line. 4 rebounds, 5 assists and 3 steals in 22 minutes of the USA’s • Earned Pac-10 All-Freshman Team honors. 87-78 victory over the World Select Team. • Selected a member of the 2007 USA Basketball Youth Development Festival Blue Team that finished 2-3 and won PERSONAL NOTES the silver medal. • Born June 12, 1990. • Averaged as a member of the Blue YDF Team 18.2 ppg., 6.4 • As a senior at Campbell High School in Chatsworth, Calif., rpg., 8.0 apg., 2.0 spg. and shot 49.3 percent from the field. averaged 25.9 points, 11.2 rebounds, 6.9 assists, 4.8 steals. Team finished 31-5 and won the California Division IV state title. NBA HONORS • As a freshman, helped Campbell High to a perfect 32-0 mark • Named 2013 NBA All-Star East Team, recorded 6 points,23 along with older brother Justin who went on to play at rebounds, 1 assist and 2 steals in 15:19 minutes of action. Washington. • Finished fifth in voting for 2013 NBA Most Improved Player. • Rated the No. 1 point guard and the No. 2 overall prospect in • Named to the Sophomore team for the 2011 T-Mobile Rookie the Class of 2008 by Rivals.com. Challenge • Named the 2008 Gatorade National Player of the Year and Parade Magazine All-America first team. • Played in the McDonald’s All-American Game, tallying 14 NBA NOTES points, 5 rebounds, 3 assists and 5 steals. • Completed in 2012-13 his fourth NBA season, and fourth sea- son with the Philadelphia 76ers. • Traded on June 27, 2013, to the New Orleans Pelicans for and a draft choice. • Has played in 298 career games, started 276, averaged 13.4 ppg., 3.6 rpg., 5.8 apg., 1.4 spg., while shooting 43.7 percent from the field, 37.4 percent from 3-point and 78.1 percent from the foul line. • Has played and started in 18 career postseason games, averaged 15.4 ppg., 4.4 rpg., 5.3 apg. and 1.7 spg. • Boasts of career highs of 35 points (New York 1/26/13), 10 rebounds (four times), 15 assists (two times), 7 steals (Atlanta 3/26/10) and 2 blocked shots (15 times). • Played and started in 78 games in 2012-13, averaged 37.5 minutes a game, career highs of 17.7 ppg., 4.2 rpg., 8.0 apg., 1.6 spg., while shooting 43.1 percent from the field, 36.8 per cent from 3-point and 75.2 percent from the foul line.

44 2013 USA Basketball Men’s National Team Mini-Camp KKYYRRIIEE IIRRVVIINNGG * GUARD * 6’3” (191 CM) * 191 LBS. (87 KG) * #23 * CLEVELAND CAVALIERS * DUKE UNIVERSITY *

• Finished 2012-13 ranked 16th in the NBA in free-throw per- USA BASKETBALL NOTES centage, 28th in points, 30th in free throws made, 33rd in • Named a member of the minutes per game, 34th in field goals made, 36th in 3-point 2013 USA Men’s National field-goal percentage, 44th in free throw attempts, 49th in Team mini-camp roster on steals, 50th in 3-point field goals made. June 12, 2013. • Among rookies, ranked first in points per game and free • Selected a member of the throw percentage and second in three-point percentage and 2012 USA Basketball Select assists per game; ranked fourth in the NBA and first among Team that trained against the rookies in points per fourth quarter at 6.4 points per game 2012 U.S. Olympic Team. (min. 35 games); ranked second in the NBA and first among • Selected a member of the rookies in points per fourth quarter inside the final three-min- 2010 USA U18 Championship utes of games at 3.2 per game. Team that finished 5-0 and • Joined Oscar Robertson, , Allen Iverson and won the gold medal. LeBron James as the only No. 1 overall draft picks to average • Averaged during the 2010 18.0 points and 5.0 assists during their rookie campaigns. FIBA Americas U18 • Became one of six rookies in league history to average 18.0 Championship a USA third best 13.6 ppg., 5.0 rpg., a team points, 5.0 assists, 1.0 steal and .450 shooting from the field, best 4.2 apg., 1.6 spg. and shot 51.0 percent from the field. along with , Magic Johnson, Grant Hill and Tyreke Evans. NBA HONORS • Finished the season averaging at least 18.0 points and shoot- • Named 2012 NBA Rookie of the Year. ing 39.9 percent from 3-point range to join Larry Bird as the • Named to 2012 NBA All-Rookie first team. only rookies in NBA history to accomplish the feat. • Named 2013 NBA All-Star East Team, recorded 15 points, • Became the fourth rookie in league history to average 18.0 3 rebounds and 4 assists in 24:46 minutes of action. points and shoot at least .860 from the free throw line, joining • Won the Foot Locker Three-Point Contest at the 2013 NBA , Kevin Durant and O.J. Mayo. All-Star Weekend. • Drafted in the first round (1st overall) of the 2011 NBA Draft • Participated in the 2013 BBVA Rising Stars Challenge played by Cleveland. Became an early entry candidate after one col- during the 2013 NBA All-Star Weekend and recorded 32 legiate season at Duke University. points, 6 rebounds and 6 assists in 26:46 minutes of action. • Participated in the 2012 BBVA Rising Stars Challenge at All- COLLEGIATE NOTES Star Weekend, scored 34 points, shot 8-8 from beyond the • Played one season for Duke University. 3-point line, and recorded a game-high 9 assists and earned • Played in 11 games as a freshman, sitting out 26 contests with the game’s Most Valuable Player honor. a toe injury on his right foot. Averaged 17.5 points, 3.4 • Three-time winner of the NBA’s Rookie of the Month Award, rebounds and 4.3 assists per game, while shooting 52.9 per- for games played in December/January, February and March. cent from the field, 46.2 percent from behind the 3-point line and 90.1 percent from the free throw line. NBA NOTES • Injured his toe in win against Butler on Dec. 4, returned to • Completed in 2012-13 his second NBA season, and second action in the NCAA Tournament and averaged 17.7 points, season with the Cleveland Cavaliers. 2.3 rebounds and 2.0 assists in Duke’s three outings. • Has played and started in 110 career games, averaged 20.6 ppg., 3.7 rpg., 5.7 apg., 1.3 spg., while shooting 45.9 percent PERSONAL NOTES from the field, 39.4 percent from 3-point and 86.2 percent • Born March 23, 1992. from the foul line. • Father, Drederick, played at from 1984-88 • Boasts of career highs of 41 points (New York 12/15/12), 9 and had his jersey retired. Ranks second in BU history with rebounds (two times), 12 assists (Oklahoma City 3/9/12) and 1,931 career points. He went on to play professionally for the 5 steals (Denver 1/11/13) . Bulleen Boomers in Australia, where Kyrie was born and • Played and started in 59 games in 2012-13, averaged 34.7 holds citizenship with along with the United States. minutes a game, career highs of 22.5 ppg., 3.7 rpg., 5.9 apg., • Named McDonald’s All-America, All-America first team by 1.5 spg., while shooting 45.2 percent from the field, 39.1 Parade Magazine and USA Today, and finalist for the percent from 3-point and 85.5 percent from the foul line. Naismith Boy’s High School Player of the Year.

45 2013 USA Basketball Men’s National Team Mini-Camp DDEEAANNDDRREE JJOORRDDAANN #35 * CENTER * 6’11” (211 CM) * 265 LBS. (120 KG) * * LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS * TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY *

USA BASKETBALL NOTES COLLEGIATE NOTES • Named a member of the • Spent one season at Texas A&M. 2013 USA Men’s National • As a freshman in 2007-08, started in 21 of 35 games and shot Team mini-camp roster on a team-high 61.7 percent in field goals. June 12, 2013. • Averaged 7.9 ppg., 6.0 rpg. and 1.3 bpg as the Aggies finished • Selected a member of the 25-11 overall and lost in the NCAA Tournament’s second 2007 USA U19 World round to eventual Final Four participant UCLA. Championship Team that • Recorded a career-high 15 points on 7-of-9 shooting versus finished 8-1 and won the Big 12 foe Oklahoma State on Feb. 16, 2008. silver medal. • Against Rice on Dec. 31, 2007, posted a double-double of 16 • Averaged during the 2007 points and 12 rebounds. FIBA U19 World • Made 16 consecutive field goals after the Aggies defeated Championship 5.6 ppg., 2.7 Ouachita Baptist on Nov. 17, 2007, which broke the Big 12 rpg., 0.9 bpg. and shot a Conference record of 13 consecutive made field goals set by team high 70.0 percent of Nebraska in 1998. (21-30 FGs) from the field.

PERSONAL NOTES NBA NOTES • Born on July 21, 1988 in Houston, Texas. • Completed in 2012-13 his fifth NBA season, and fifth season • Son of Kimberly and Hyland Jordan. with the Los Angeles Clippers. • Attended Christian Life Center Academy in Humble, Texas • Has played in 351 career games, started 239, averaged 6.7 where he was rated as the No. 8 overall prospect and No. 2 ppg., 6.6 rpg., 1.4 bpg., while shooting 64.4 percent from the center in the country by Rivals.com. field. • Recognized as a Parade All-American as a senior after • Has appeared and started in 17 career postseason games, has averaging 26.1 ppg., 15.2 rpg and 8.1 bpg. averaged 4.2 ppg., 5.6 rpg. and 1.6 bpg. • Set Christian Life Center Academy’s record for blocks in a • Boasts of career highs of 23 points (two times), 22 rebounds game when he once finished with 20. (Washington 2/4/13), 3 assists (two times), 3 steals (seven times) and 8 blocked shots (Golden State 12/25/11). • Helped lead the L.A. Clippers to a 56-26 regular season record in 2012-13, a first place finish in the Western Conference Pacific Division and the 2013 NBA Playoffs. • Played and started in all six Los Angeles 2012-13 Playoff games and averaged 3.7 ppg., 6.3 rpg., 1.7 bpg., while shoot- ing 45.5 percent from the field. • Played and started in 82 games in 2012-13, averaged 24.5 minutes a game, 8.8 ppg., 7.2 rpg. and 1.4 bpg., shot 64.3 per- cent from the field. • Finished 2012-13 ranked 1st in the NBA in field-goal percent- age, 15th in blocks, 16th in blocks per game, 20th in offensive rebounds per game, 21st in offensive rebounds, 30th in total rebounds, 31st in rebounds per game, 37th in both defensive rebounds and defensive rebounds per game. • One of two Clippers (Lamar Odom) to appear in all 82 games in 2012-13 and one of only 15 players in the NBA to start every game in 2012-13. • Drafted in the second round (35th overall) of the 2008 NBA Draft by the Clippers. Became an early entry candidate after one collegiate season at Texas A&M University.

46 2013 USA Basketball Men’s National Team Mini-Camp MMIICCHHAAEELL KKIIDDDD--GGIILLCCHHRRIISSTT * FORWARD * 6’7” (201 CM) * 232 LBS. (107 KG) * * CHARLOTTE BOBCATS * UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY * #32

USA BASKETBALL NOTES COLLEGIATE NOTES • Named a member of the • Played one year at the University of Kentucky. 2013 USA Men’s National • As a freshman in 2011-12, averaged 11.9 points, 7.4 Team mini-camp roster on rebounds, 1.9 assists, 1.0 steal and 0.9 blocks, while shooting July 16, 2013. 49.1 percent from the field and 74.5 percent from the free • Selected a member of the throw line 2011 USA Junior National • Aided Kentucky to the 2012 NCAA National Championship. Select Team that participated • Named 2012 USBWA All-America second team and NABC in the Nike Hoop Summit. All-America third team. • Recorded in the 2011 Nike • Was a top-15 finalist for the John R. Wooden Award, top-30 Hoop Summit 16 points (6-9 finalist for the Naismith Men’s Basketball Player of the Year FGs), 5 rebounds, 1 assist, 5 Award and one of five finalists for the blocked shots and 1 steal in Award, given to the nation’s top freshman as voted on by the 25 minutes of the USA’s USBWA. 92-80 victory over the World • Named 2012 All-Southeastern Conference (SEC) first team, Select Team. SEC All-Defensive Team and SEC All-Freshman Team. • Selected a member of the 2010 USA U17 World • Ranked 6th in the conference in rebounding, 13th in blocks, Championship Team that finished 8-0 and won the gold 13th in free throw percentage and 23rd in scoring. medal. • Named Most Outstanding Player of the South Region during • Averaged during the 2010 FIBA U17 World Championship a the 2012 NCAA Tournament after posting a career-high-tying team second-best 15.0 ppg., a team second-best 7.3 rpg., 1.8 24 points and 10 rebounds in the Sweet 16 victory over apg., 1.3 spg. and shot 65.6 percent from the field and 80.0 Indiana and leading the team with 19 points on 7-10 shooting percent from the foul line. in the Elite Eight win over Baylor. • Recorded 11 points and six rebounds in the title game against Kansas. NBA HONORS • Participated in the 2013 BBVA Rising Stars Challenge played during the 2013 NBA All-Star Weekend and recorded 8 PERSONAL NOTES points, 4 rebounds and 3 assists in 23:16 minutes of action. • Born September 26, 1993, in Camden, New Jersey. • Named to 2013 NBA All-Rookie second team. • Son of Cynthia and Vincent Richardson. • Has one sister, Latasha Richardson. • Legally changed his last name to Kidd-Gilchrist in 2011 to NBA NOTES honor his late uncle, Darrin Kidd. • Completed in 2012-13 his first NBA season, and first season with the Charlotte Bobcats. • Boasts of career highs of 25 points (two times), 14 rebounds (Miami 4/5/13), 6 assists (San Antonio 12/8/12), 5 steals (Dallas 11/3/12) and 4 blocked shots (Atlanta 11/23/12). • Played in 78 games, started 77 times in 2012-13, averaged 26.0 minutes a game, 9.0 ppg., 5.8 rpg., 1.5 apg., 0.7 spg., while shooting 45.8 percent from the field and 74.9 percent from the foul line. • Finished 2012-13 ranked 39th in the NBA in blocks per game and 45th in blocks. • Drafted in the first round (2nd overall) of the 2012 NBA Draft by Charlotte. Became an early entry candidate after one collegiate season at the University of Kentucky.

47 2013 USA Basketball Men’s National Team Mini-Camp TTYY LLAAWWSSOONN #21 * GUARD * 5’11” (181 CM) * 195 LBS. (88 KG) * * DENVER NUGGETS * UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA *

to the Denver Nuggets in exchange for a future first-round USA BASKETBALL NOTES pick. Became an early entry candidate after three collegiate • Named a member of the seasons at the University of North Carolina. 2013 USA Men’s National Team mini-camp roster on June 12, 2013.June 12, 2013. COLLEGIATE NOTES • 2006 hoop summit. • Attended the University of North Carolina for three years. • Recipient of the 2009 Award, presented to the nation’s top collegiate point guard. NBA HONORS • As a junior was named 2008-09 Atlantic Coast Conference • Named Western Conference (ACC) Player of the Year after averaging a UNC second-best Player of the Week for week 16.6 points per game and leading the league in assists (6.6) ending March 4, 2012. and steals (2.14). • Named to the 2009 NCAA Final Four All-Tournament Team after helping North Carolina capture the NCAA Championship; also was named the NCAA South Regional NBA NOTES Most Outstanding Player. • Completed in 2012-13 his fourth NBA season, and fourth • Named 2009 NABC All-American first team and was a season with the Denver Nuggets. second team selection by the Associated Press. • Has played in 279 career games, started 171, averaged 13.2 • Set an ACC single-season record with a 3.49 assist-to- ppg., 2.7 rpg., 5.3 apg., 1.1 spg., while shooting 48.6 percent turnover ratio, also led the league in assists (6.6) and steals from the field, 38.0 percent from 3-point and 77.5 percent (2.14), finished fourth in field goal percentage (.532). from the foul line. • Exited Chapel Hill seventh in UNC history with 608 assists. • Has appeared 24 and started in 18 career postseason games, • 2008 NCAA All-East Regional Team honors. has averaged 16.1 ppg., 2.6 rpg., 5.2 apg. and 1.2 spg. • His 2.78 career assist-to-turnover ratio is the second-best • Boasts of career highs of 37 points (Minnesota 4/9/11), 9 mark in ACC history. rebounds (three times), 15 assists (Houston 3/2/12), 8 steals • As a sophomore in 2007-08, named All-ACC honorable men- (Portland 12/29/11) and 2 blocked shots (two times). tion and NABC All-District first team. Averaged 12.7 points, • Helped lead the Denver Nuggets to a 57-25 regular season a team-high 5.2 assists (ranked third in the ACC) and led the record in 2012-13, a second place finish in the Western conference in assist-to-turnover ratio (2.36). Conference Northwest Division and the 2013 NBA Playoffs. • As a freshman in 2006-07, averaged 10.2 points, 5.6 assists • Played and started in all six Denver 2012-13 Playoff games (ranked third in the ACC) and led the ACC in assist-to- and averaged 21.3 ppg., 3.3 rpg., 8.0 apg., 1.7 spg., while turnover ratio (2.57). shooting 44.0 percent from the field, 19.0 percent from 3- • Named 2007 ACC All-Tournament. point and 84.8 percent from the foul line. • Played in 73 games, started 71 times in 2012-13, averaged 34.4 minutes a game, career highs of 16.7 ppg., 6.9 apg., 1.5 PERSONAL NOTES spg., while shooting 46.1 percent from the field, 36.6 percent • Born November 3, 1987. from 3-point and 75.6 percent from the foul line. • Has one sister and one brother. • Finished 2012-13 ranked 13th in the NBA in assists, 14th in • Led Oak Hill Academy to a 42-1 record as a senior (won their assists per game, 23rd in steals per game, 28th in steals, 31st first 42 games). in points per game, 32nd in free throw attempts, 39th in min- • As a senior in 2005-06, averaged 23.8 points, 9.1 assists and utes per game, 41st in free throws and points, 44th in field 5.0 steals. goals made and attempts, 49th in minutes played. • Named 2006 McDonald’s, Parade Magazine and USA Today • On April 9, 2011, became the first player in NBA history to All-American. make his first 10 3-point attempts to start a game. He went • Attended Bishop McNamara High School (Forestville, Md.) 10–11 from behind 3-point range versus Minnesota and for two years. finished the game with a career-high 37 points, 7 rebounds, and 6 assists. • Drafted in the first round (18th overall) of the 2009 NBA Draft by Minnesota. Traded on June 25, 2009, by Minnesota

48 2013 USA Basketball Men’s National Team Mini-Camp KKAAWWHHII LLEEOONNAARRDD * FORWARD/GUARD * 6’7” (201 CM) * 225 LBS. (102 KG) * * SAN ANTONIO SPURS * SAN DIEGO STATE UNIVERSITY *

candidate after two collegiate seasons at San Diego State USA BASKETBALL NOTES University. • Named a member of the 2013 USA Men’s National Team mini-camp roster on COLLEGIATE NOTES June 12, 2013. • Played two collegiate seasons at San Diego State University. • Selected a member of the • As a sophomore in 2010-11 led the Aztecs to a school-record 2012 USA Basketball Select 34 wins and an appearance in the Sweet 16. Team that trained against the • Named 2011 Second Team All-American by the Associated 2012 U.S. Olympic Team. Press. • Finalist for the 2011 Wooden Award and the Naismith Award. • Named 2011 All-Mountain West first team, All-Mountain NBA HONORS West Defensive Team and the All-MWC Tournament Team. • Participated in the 2013 • As a sophomore in 2010-11, averaged 15.5 points, 10.6 BBVA Rising Stars rebounds (ninth in the NCAA), 2.9 assists and 1.42 steals in Challenge played during the 32.6 minutes in 36 games. 2013 NBA All-Star Weekend and recorded 20 points, 7 • Named 2010 Mountain West Freshman on the Year, All-MWC rebounds and 3 assists in 22:53 minutes of action. first team honors, becoming the first freshman in MWC histo- • Finished fourth in voting for 2012 NBA Rookie of the Year ry to earn first team all-conference honors; honors. • Named the 2010 MWC tournament MVP. • Named to 2012 NBA All-Rookie first team. • One of only four freshmen in the country to lead his team in scoring and rebounding, averaging a team-best 12.7 points • Only freshman in the 11-year history of the MWC to earn NBA NOTES conference player of the week accolades three times. • Completed in 2012-13 his second NBA season, and second season with the Spurs. • Has played in 122 career games, started 96, averaged 9.8 PERSONAL NOTES ppg., 5.5 rpg., 1.3 apg., 1.5 spg., while shooting 49.4 percent • Born June 29, 1991. from the field, 37.5 percent from 3-point and 80.4 percent from the foul line. • Has appeared and started in 35 career postseason games, has averaged 11.6 ppg., 7.8 rpg., 0.9 apg. and 1.5 spg. • Boasts of career highs of 26 points (Chicago 2/11/13), 14 rebounds (Oklahoma City 4/4/13), 6 assists (4/4/13), 5 steals (four times) and 4 blocked shots (Cleveland 2/13/13). • Helped lead San Antonio to a 58-24 regular season record in 2012-13, a first place finish in the Western Conference Southwest Division and the 2013 NBA Playoffs. • Played and started in all 21 San Antonio 2012-13 Playoff games and averaged 13.5 ppg., 9.0 rpg., 1.0 apg., 1.8 spg., while shooting 54.5 percent from the field, 39.0 percent from 3-point and 63.3 percent from the foul line. • Played in 58 games, started 57 times in 2012-13, averaged 31.2 minutes a game, career highs of 11.9 ppg., 6.0 rpg., 1.6 apg., 1.7 spg., while shooting 49.4 percent from the field, 37.4 percent from 3-point and 82.5 percent from the foul line. • Finished 2012-13 ranked 3rd in the NBA in steals per turnover, 36th in steals. • Drafted in the first round (15th overall) of the 2011 NBA Draft by Indiana. Traded on draft night to San Antonio in exchange for guard George Hill. Became an early entry

49 2012 USA Basketball Men’s National Team DDAAMMIIAANN LLIILLLLAARRDD #22 * GUARD * 6’3” (191 CM) * 195 LBS. (88 KG) * * PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERS * WEBER STATE UNIVERSITY *

Sky Conference history. USA BASKETBALL NOTES • Exited Weber State as the career-leader in 3-pointers made • Named a member of the (246), free throws made (520) and free throw percentage 2013 USA Men’s National (86.7). Team mini-camp roster on • Two-time Big Sky Conference MVP, two-time Weber State June 12, 2013. Male Athlete of the Year and 2009 Big Sky Freshman of the Year. NBA HONORS • As a junior in 2011-12, earned All-American honors by the • Won the Skills Contest at the Associated Press and National Association of Basketball 2013 NBA All-Star Coaches becoming the first player in Big Sky Conference Weekend. history to be named to an All-American team. • Participated in the 2013 • Scored 784 points during the 2011-12 season, which is the BBVA Rising Stars most in Weber State single-season history and ranks as the Challenge played during the third most in Big Sky Conference single-season history. 2013 NBA All-Star Weekend • Five-time Big Sky Player of the Week during his final season and recorded 18 points, at Weber State. 3 rebounds and 5 assists in 27:30 minutes of action. • Was the nation’s second leading scorer (24.5 points per game) • Named 2013 NBA Rookie of the Year. in 2011-12 after helping lead the Wildcats to a 25-7 overall • Named to 2013 NBA All-Rookie first team. record and 14-2 mark in Big Sky Conference play. • Played in just nine games during the 2010-11 season before suffering a foot injury that forced him to miss the remainder NBA NOTES of the year; received a medical redshirt season. In his nine • Completed in 2012-13 his first NBA season, and first season games he averaged 19.7 points and 4.2 rebounds and 3.7 Portland with the Trail Blazers. assists per game. • Boasts of career highs of 38 points (Los Angeles Lakers • In 2009-10, played and started in 31 games and led the Big 4/10/13), 8 rebounds (two times), 12 assists (Orlando Sky Conference in scoring at 19.9 points per game. Also 2/10/13), 3 steals (four times) and 2 blockts (three times). recorded 4.0 rpg. and 3.6 apg. • Played and started in 82 games in 2012-13, averaged 38.6 • Named 2009-10 Big Sky Conference MVP; All-Conference minutes a game, 19.0 ppg., 3.1 rpg., 6.5 apg., 0.9 spg., while first team; Big Sky Postseason All-Tournament Team; honor- shooting 42.9 percent from the field, 36.8 percent from 3- able mention All-America by the Associated Press, USBWA point and 84.4 percent from the foul line. All-District VIII team, NABC All-District VIII second team. • Finished 2012-13 ranked 1st in the NBA in minutes played, • Appeared in all 31 games (26 starts) as a freshman, averaged 2nd in minutes per game, 4th in 3-point field goal attempts, 11.5 points per game, second best on the team and 12th best 5th in 3-point field goals made, 9th in points, 10th in assists in the Big Sky, 3.9 rpg., 2.8 apg.., and was third in the confer- and field goal attempts, 12th in points per game, 16th in ence in free throw percentage (84.1%). assists per game, 17th in field goals made, 22nd in free • In 2008-09, was a unanimous selection as the Big Sky throws, 23rd in free-throw percentage, 26th in free throw Freshman of the Year and was named to the Big Sky All- attempts. Conference first team. • Drafted in the first round (6th overall) of the 2012 NBA Draft by Portland. Became an early entry candidate after four collegiate seasons at Weber State University. PERSONAL NOTES • Born on July 15, 1990 in Oakland, Calif. COLLEGIATE NOTES • Son of Gina Johnson and Houston Lillard. • Attended Weber State University for four years. • Full name is Damian Lamonte Ollie Lillard. • Played in 103 career games (98 starts) over four years with • Named Co-MVP of the 2012 NBA Summer League in Las Weber State, averaged 18.8 points, 4.3 rebounds, 3.5 assists Vegas after leading all players with 26.5 points to go with 4.0 and 1.25 steals in 32.6 minutes, shot 44.6 percent from the rebounds and 5.3 assists in four games (all starts). field, 39.0 percent from 3-point and 86.7 percent from the • Wears No. 0 for the Trail Blazers in honor of the town he foul line. grew up in, Oakland; the town where he played in college, • Finished his collegiate career second in Weber State history in Ogden, Utah; and the state where he plays in the NBA, career scoring with 1,934 points, which also ranks fifth in Big Oregon.

50 2013 USA Basketball Men’s National Team Mini-Camp DDOOUUGG MMCCDDEERRMMOOTTTT * FORWARD * 6’8” (203 CM) * 225 LBS. (102 KG) * #48 * CREIGHTON UNIVERSITY *

• As a sophomore in 2011-12, led nation with 307 FGs and was USA BASKETBALL NOTES No. 3 in scoring (22.9 ppg.) and No. 7 in field goal percent- • Invited to participate in the age; joined Kevin Durant as only players since 1996-97 with 2013 USA Men’s National 800+ points, 280+ boards and 50+ 3-pointers in a season. Team mini-camp roster on • As a freshman in 2010-11, led Creighton in scoring (14.9), July 19, 2013. boards (7.2), and 3-point percentage (.405), tied for team high • Member of the 2013 USA with 47 3-pointers; scored in double figures 32 times and Men’s World University paced the MVC with nine doubledoubles. Games Team, started all 8 • 581 points in 2010-11 were the most by a freshman in MVC games and averaged a team and Creighton history. leading 14.1 ppg. and added • Joined Kevin Durant and Carmelo Anthony as the only fresh- 5.6 rpg. to help the USA to a men since 2003 with at least 525 points, 270 rebounds and 40 ninth-place finish and 6-2 3-pointers in a season. record. •Named to the 2013 USA Men’s World University PERSONAL NOTES Games Team on • Born on Jan. 3, 1992, in Grand Forks, North Dakota. June 29, 2013. • Full name is Doug Richard McDermott. • Member of the 2011 USA Men’s U19 World Championship • Son of Greg and Theresa McDermott; has one brother, Nick, Team, started all 9 games and averaged 11.3 ppg. and 6.1 rpg. and one sister, Sydney. to help the USA to a fifth-place finish and 7-2 record. • Father is head basketball coach at Creighton. He was head coach for four seasons at Iowa State, and was hired at Creighton in April of 2010. COLLEGIATE NOTES • As a senior at Ames High School (Iowa) in 2009-10, averaged • Attending Creighton University 20.1 ppg. and 7.8 rpg.; scored 542 points to list No. 4 in • Named 2013 and 2012 Associated Press All-America first school history; led team with 21 points in 2010 state title team. game. • Named 2013 NABC, USBWA and Basketball Times All- • His Ames H.S. team is one of the best in Iowa history, won 53 America first team ; and All-America second team by The straight over final two years including back-to-back state Sporting News and ESPN.com (2013). titles. •Named 2013 and 2013 Missouri Valley Conference (MVC) • His 393 career rebounds ranks No. 5 at Ames. Player of the Year and all-conference first team, first • As a junior in 2008-09, had 16.8 ppg. and 7.3 rpg. sophomore to earn MVC POY. • Originally signed with Northern Iowa but was released from • Named 2013 and 2012 MVC Tournament MOP. letter-of-intent after his father, Greg McDermott, was named • Has earned 13 career MVC Player of the Week honors rank Creighton’s head coach in April 2010. No. 2 in league history, behind (14). • Named 2009-10 All-State first team by the Iowa Newspaper • Eight-time MVC Player of the Week in 2012-13, five-time Association and Des Moines Register; all-state second team as MVC Player of the Week in 2011-12. a junior. • Named 2011 MVC Freshman and Newcomer of the Year. • Named All-State Tournament Team in final two seasons. • Only men’s player in MVC named Freshman, Newcomer and • High school teammate with fellow USA National Team mini- Player of the Year and Tournament MVP (2011). camp participant Harrison Barnes. • USBWA Freshman All-America second team (2011). • At Creighton, owns single-season and career records for points, field goals and 3-point percentage. • As a junior in 2012-13, started in all 35 games and averaged 22.9 ppg. and 8.2 rpg. to help his team to a 28-8 record and an NCAA tourney win. • Led the nation with 284 FGs. • First junior in MVC to reach 2,000 career points (Evansville, 2/19), joining Oscar Robertson and Larry Bird as MVC’s only players to reach 2,000 career points in first three seasons.

51 2013 USA Basketball Men’s National Team Mini-Camp GGRREEGG MMOONNRROOEE #62 * CENTER * 6’11” (211 CM) * 250 LBS. (113 KG) * * DETROIT PISTONS * GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY *

defensive rebounds, 14th in offensive rebounds per game, USA BASKETBALL NOTES 15th in defensive rebounds per game, 23rd in free throws, • Named a member of the 25th in field goals made, 28th in minutes played, 30th in 2013 USA Men’s National points, 31st in steals per game, 31st in steals, 39th in field- Team mini-camp roster on goal percentage, 40th in points per game, 49th in minutes per June 12, 2013. game. • Selected a member of the • Drafted in the first round (7th overall) of the 2010 NBA Draft 2008 USA Junior National by Detroit. Became an early entry candidate after two colle- Select Team that participated giate seasons at Georgetown University. in the Nike Hoop Summit. • Recorded in the 2008 Nike Hoop Summit 7 points, 3 COLLEGIATE NOTES rebounds and 1 steal in 24 • Played two seasons at Georgetown University. minutes of action of the • In 2009-10 as a sophomore, averaged 16.1 points, 9.6 USA’s 98-78 victory over the rebounds, 3.8 assists, 1.2 steals and 1.5 blocks in 34.2 minutes World Select Team. per game. • Selected a member of the 2007 USA Basketball Youth • Named 2010 All-Big East first team. Development Festival White Team that finished 3-2 and won • Named 2010 Big East All-Tournament team after leading the bronze medal. Georgetown to the Big East Tournament championship game • Averaged as a member of the 2007 White YDF Team a team averaging 19.3 points (.545 FG), 9.3 rebounds and 4.8 assists second-best 24.0 ppg., 12.6 rpg., 2.8 apg., 3.6 bpg., 1.4 spg. during the tournament. and shot 60.0 percent (51-85 FGs) from the field. • In 2008-09 as a freshman, averaged 12.7 points, 6.5 rebounds, 2.5 assists, 1.8 steals, 1.5 blocks in 31 games. • Selected the 2009 Big East Rookie of the Year. NBA HONORS • Named to 2011 NBA All-Rookie second team. • Selected to Team Shaq as part of the 2012 BBVA Rising Stars PERSONAL NOTES Challenge at NBA All-Star 2012 in Orlando and tallied 19 • Born June 4, 1990. points to go with 10 rebounds. • Full name is Gregory Keith Monroe, Jr. • Finished fifth in the NBA’s Most Improved Player Award vot- • Son of Gregory Sr. and Norma Jean Monroe. ing. • Has one sister, Brittany. • Selected as a member of the Rookie Team for the 2011 T- • Grew up in New Orleans, Louisiana area and fled to Houston Mobile Rookie Challenge at NBA All-Star 2011 and tallied 14 with his mother and sister during high school when Hurricane points, 8 rebounds, 3 assists and 1 steal. Katrina hit the region. Family returned to New Orleans area one month following the hurricane – put a new roof on their NBA NOTES house – and Monroe helped rebuild his high school (Helen • Completed in 2012-13 his third NBA season, and third season Cox H.S.) through his basketball prowess. with the Detroit Pistons. • In September 2006 the Times-Picayune of New Orleans • Has played in 227 career games, started 195, averaged 13.5 included Monroe, then 16, in a short list of sports executives ppg., 8.9 rpg., 2.4 apg., 1.2 spg., while shooting 51.2 percent and athletes who had an impact on the area post-Katrina. from the field and 68.7 percent from the foul line. • Boasts of career highs of 35 points (Toronto 12/19/12), 20 rebounds (Charlotte 2/29/12), 11 assists (Sacramento 11/7/12), 4 steals (12 times) and 3 blocked shots (five times). • Played and started in 81 games in 2012-13, averaged 33.2 minutes a game, 16.0 ppg., 9.6 rpg., 3.5 apg., 1.3 spg., while shooting 48.6 percent from the field and 68.9 percent from the foul line. • Finished 2012-13 ranked 8th in the NBA in total rebounds, 9th in double-doubles, 11th in rebounds per game, 12th in offensive rebounds, 13th in free throw attempts, 13th in

52 2012 USA Basketball Men’s National Team CCHHAANNDDLLEERR PPAARRSSOONNSS * FORWARD * 6’7” (201 CM) * 227 LBS. (103 KG) * #39 * HOUSTON ROCKETS * UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA *

and field goal attempts. USA BASKETBALL NOTES • Drafted in the second round (38th overall) of the 2011 NBA • Named a member of the Draft by Houston. Became a draft candidate after completing 2013 USA Men’s National four collegiate seasons at the University of Florida. Team mini-camp roster on June 12, 2013. COLLEGIATE NOTES • Became the first Florida player ever to win Southeastern NBA HONORS Conference (SEC) Player of the Year when he won the award • Finished ninth in voting for as a senior in 2011. 2012 NBA Rookie of the • Concluded his career in Gainesville 12th on Florida’s all- Year honors. time scoring list with 1,452 points. • Named to 2012 NBA All- • 2011 Associated Press All-America honorable Rookie second team. mention. • Finished 10th in voting for • Named 2011 All-SEC first team and to the SEC All- 2013 NBA Most Improved Tournament team. Player. • Named to 2008 SEC All-Freshman team. • Member of Team Texas for the Shooting Stars contest on All- • As a senior in 2010-11, played 36 games, started 35, averaged Star Saturday Night in Orlando (2/25/12), finishing second to 11.3 ppg., 7.8 rpg. and 3.8 apg., shot 48.0 percent from the Team New York in the finals. field and 36.8 percent from 3-point. Florida finished the sea- son 29-8. • As a junior in 2009-10, played in 34 games, started 18, aver- NBA NOTES aged 12.4 ppg., 6.9 rpg., 2.6 apg., and shot 49.3 percent from • Completed in 2012-13 his second NBA season, and second the field and 35.8 percent from 3-point. Florida finished with season with the Houston Rockets. a 21-13 record. • Has played in 139 career games, started 133, averaged 12.8 • As a sophomore in 2008-09, played in 36 games, started 28, ppg., 5.1 rpg., 2.9 apg., 1.1 spg., while shooting 47.3 percent averaged 9.2 ppg. and 5.7 rpg., shot 46.0 percent as the from the field, 37.0 percent from 3-point and 67.0 percent Gators finished 25-11. from the foul line. • As a freshman in 2007-08, played in 36 games, averaged 8.1 • Has appeared and started in six career postseason games, has ppg. and 4.0 rpg., Florida finished with a 24-12 record. averaged 18.2 ppg., 6.5 rpg., 3.7 apg. and 0.2 spg. • Boasts of career highs of 32 points (Dallas 3/3/13), 13 rebounds (Chicago 11/21/12), 11 assists (Brooklyn 1/26/13), PERSONAL NOTES 5 steals (New York 12/17/12) and 3 blocked shots (New • Born on Oct. 25, 1988 in Casselberry, Florida. Orleans 1/25/13). • Son of Gary and Terri Parsons. • Helped lead Houston to a 45-37 regular season record in • Grandfather, Don Parsons, played basketball at Rutgers and 2012-13, a third place finish in the Western Conference was drafted by the New York Knicks. Southwest Division and the 2013 NBA Playoffs. • Played with (France) in 2011. • Played and started in all six Houston 2012-13 Playoff games • Attended Lake Howell high school where as a senior he and averaged 18.2 ppg., 6.5 rpg., 3.7 apg., 0.2 spg., while averaged 21.7 points and 9.8 rebounds to lead the shooting 45.2 percent from the field, 40.0 percent from Silver Hawks to a 31-3 record and the 5A State 3-point and 64.3 percent from the foul line. Championship; received MVP honors for the championship. • Played and started in 76 games in 2012-13, averaged 36.3 • Howell made the Final Four in each of his three years on the minutes a game, career highs of 15.5 ppg., 5.3 rpg., 3.5 apg., varsity level. while shooting 48.6 percent from the field, 38.5 percent from • Was selected MVP of the 5A State championship, a Jordan 3-point and 72.9 percent from the foul line. All-American, an All-Conference selection and a All-5A first • Finished 2012-13 ranked 20th in the NBA in both minutes per team selection. game and 3-point field goals made, 22nd in 3-point field goal • Exited Lake Howell as the second-leading rebounder in attempts, 24th in minutes played, 39th in field-goal percent- school history. age, 41st in points per game, 43rd in field goals made, 3-point field goal percentage and points, 47th in both assists per game

53 2013 USA Basketball Men’s National Team Mini-Camp LLAARRRRYY SSAANNDDEERRSS #43 * CENTER * 6’11” ( 211 CM) * 235 LBS. (107 KG) * * MILWAUKEE BUCKS * VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITY *

USA BASKETBALL NOTES COLLEGIATE NOTES • Named a member of the • Played three years at Virginia Commonwealth University. 2013 USA Men’s National • Team was 75-27 during his three seasons with two regular Team mini-camp roster on season Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) titles and one June 12, 2013. postseason CAA title. • Was twice named CAA Defensive Player of the Year. • As a junior in 2009-10, averaged 14.4 points, 9.1 rebounds NBA HONORS and 2.6 blocks a game. • Finished third in voting for • Named 2010 All-CAA first team, 2010 CAA Defensive Player 2013 NBA Most Improved of the Year. Player. • As a sophomore in 2008-09, averaged 11.3 points and 8.6 rebounds per game. • Named 2009 CAA Defensive Player of the Year. NBA NOTES • As a freshman in 2007-08, played in 32 games, started 16, • Completed in 2012-13 his averaged 4.9 points, 5.2 rebounds and 3.0 bpg. in 16.6 |min- third NBA season, and third utes a game. season with the Milwaukee Bucks. • Named to 2008 CAA All-Rookie and All-Defensive Teams; • Has played in 183 career games, started 67, averaged 6.2 selected Mid-Major Freshman All-America by collegeinsid- ppg., 5.5 rpg., 1.9 bpg., while shooting 47.9 percent from the er.com. field and 58.0 percent from the foul line. • In 2007-08 led CAA and ranked 11th nationally in blocked • Has appeared and started in 4 career postseason games, has shots per game (3.0) averaged 10.8 ppg., 8.3 rpg., 1.3 apg. and 1.2 bpg. • Blocked in 2007-08 95 shots, fourth-most in school history, as • Boasts of career highs of 24 points (Charlotte 4/1/13), 20 well as the most ever by a VCU freshman. rebounds (Boston 12/21/12), four assists (two times), four steals (Philadelphia 4/25/12) and 10 blocked shots (Minnesota 11/30/12). PERSONAL NOTES • Helped lead Milwaukee to a 38-44 regular season record in • Born November 21, 1988. 2012-13, a third place finish in the Eastern Conference • Has two older sisters. Central Division and the 2013 NBA Playoffs. • Played and started in all four Milwaukee 2012-13 Playoff games and averaged 10.8 ppg., 8.3 rpg., 1.3 apg., 0.8 spg., while shooting 57.6 percent from the field and 45.5 percent from the foul line. • Played in 71 games, started 55 times in 2012-13, averaged 27.3 minutes a game, career highs of 9.8 ppg., 9.5 rpg., 1.2 apg., 2.8 bpg., while shooting 50.6 percent from the field and 61.8 percent from the foul line. • Finished 2012-13 ranked 2nd in the NBA in blocks per game, 3rd in blocks, 12th in rebounds per game, 12th in offensive rebounds per game, 16th in offensive rebounds, 19th in defen- sive rebounds per game, 19th in total rebounds, 21st in dou- ble-doubles, 26th in defensive rebounds, 29th in field-goal percentage. • Drafted in the first round (15th overall) of the 2010 NBA Draft by Milwaukee. Became an early entry candidate after three collegiate seasons at Virginia Commonwealth University.

54 2013 USA Basketball Men’s National Team Mini-Camp MMAARRCCUUSS SSMMAARRTT * GUARD * 6’4” (211 CM) * 250 LBS. (113 KG) * #44 * OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY *

• On Feb. 2, helped Oklahoma State end No. 2 Kansas’ USA BASKETBALL NOTES 33-game home win streak, finished with 25 points, nine • Invited to participate in the rebounds, five steals and three assists. 2013 USA Men’s National Team mini-camp roster on July 16, 2013. High School Notes • Named a member of the • Was the centerpiece of a remarkable three-year run at Marcus 2013 USA Men’s U19 World High School in Flower Mound, Texas that saw his team win Championship Team. two state titles and compile a 114-6 record. • Selected captain of the USA • As a senior in 2011-12, averaged 15.1 ppg., 9.2 rpg., 5.0 apg., U19 team and helped lead 2.8 spg. and 1.3 bpg. in addition to taking 43 charges to lead the U.S. to a 9-0 record and the Marauders to a 39-2 record and the Class 5A state cham- the gold medal in Prague, pionship. . • As a junior in 2010-11, averaged 14.0 ppg., 8.7 rpg., 4.8 apg. • At the 2013 FIBA U19 and 2.5 spg. to lead Marcus to the Class 5A state champi- World Championship, started onship. in 8 of the 9 games played, • Chosen as back-to-back Gatorade Texas Player of the Year in averaged 9.6 ppg., 2.8 rpg., a team second best 2.3 apg., a 2010-11 and 2011-12. team leading 2.4 spg., while shooting 50.0 percent from the • Named by USA Today to the 2012 All-USA first team. field. • Named to MaxPreps All-American first team in 2011-12. • Member of the 2012 USA U18 team that finished 5-0 and • Participated in the 2012 McDonald’s All-American Game on won the gold medal, while qualifying the U.S. for the 2013 March 28 in Chicago, Ill., scored one point and recorded six FIBA U19 World Championship. rebounds and five assists. • At the 2012 FIBA Americas U18 Championship, averaged • Played in the 2012 Kentucky Derby Festival Basketball 7.4 points and 3.4 rebounds per game as the U.S. finished 5-0 Classic All-Star game, scored eight points with a game-high against competition. 15 rebounds and 11 assists for the Black squad. He also won • Established a new USA U18 record averaging 3.6 steals per the slam dunk contest at the event. game and his 18 thefts over the course of the five games led • Chosen by the Texas Association of Basketball Coaches as the the tournament. 2011 Class 5A Player of the Year. • Finished with 10 points and a tournament-high six steals in • Picked as MVP of the 2011 Class 5A state tournament. the gold-medal game versus host Brazil. • Named Class 5A all-state first team in 2009-10, 2010-11 and 2011-12. • Chosen as his district’s MVP in all four seasons. COLLEGIATE NOTES • Played AAU with Texas Assault. • Attending Oklahoma State Univiersity. • Voted 2013 Player of the Year; Big 12 Freshman of the Year; All-Big 12 first team selection; Big 12 PERSONAL NOTES All-Rookie Team; and All Big 12 All-Defensive Team. • Born on March 6, 1994 in Flower Mound, Texas. • Recipient of the 2013 Wayman Tisdale Award, given to the • Son of Camellia Bily Frank Smart. nation’s top freshman. • Volunteers locally as an elementary school tutor and as a • Named 2013 Sporting News and USBWA Freshman of the youth basketball coach. Year. • As a freshman at Oklahoma State University in 2012-13, averaged 15.4 points, 5.8 rebounds, 4.2 assists and 3.0 steals per game. • Led the Cowboys to a 24-8 record, a trip to the NCAA Tournament and a 3rd place finish in the Big 12 Conference regular season. • Scored a career-high 28 points to go along with seven rebounds and four assists in a Feb. 16, 84-79 overtime win versus Oklahoma.

55 2013 USA Basketball Men’s National Team Mini-Camp KKLLAAYY TTHHOOMMPPSSOONN #34 * GUARD * 6’7” (201 CM) * 205 LBS. (93 KG) * * GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS * WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY *

cent from 3-point and 84.1 percent from the foul line. USA BASKETBALL NOTES • Finished 2012-13 ranked 3rd in the NBA in both 3-point field • Named a member of the goals made and attempts, 9th in minutes played, 18th in field 2013 USA Men’s National goal attempts, 23rd in minutes per game, 25th in points, 27th Team mini-camp roster on in both field goals made and free throw percentage, 31st in 3- June 12, 2013. point field goal percentage, 32nd in points per game, 48th in • Selected a member of the steals per game. 2012 USA Basketball Select • Drafted in the first round (11th overall) of the 2011 NBA Team that trained against the Draft by Golden State. Became an early entry candidate after 2012 U.S. Olympic Team. three collegiate seasons at Washington State University. • Selected a member of the 2009 USA U19 World Championship Team that COLLEGIATE NOTES finished 9-0 and won the • Played three seasons at Washington State University, averaged gold medal. 17.9 points, 4.8 rebounds and 2.6 assists in 98 career games. • Averaged during the FIBA • Led Pac-10 in scoring in 2010-11. U19 World Championship 7.8 ppg., 4.4 rpg., 2.0 apg., and • Left school ranked first all-time in school history in 3-pointers shot 51.6 percent (16-31 3pt FGs) from 3-point. with 242, third in points with 1,756 and scoring average with 17.9 points per game. • In both his sophomore and junior seasons, was named All- NBA HONORS Pac-10 Conference first team and The Sporting News All- • Participated in the 2013 BBVA Rising Stars Challenge played Conference first team, while also earning USBWA and NABC during the 2013 NBA All-Star Weekend and recorded 11 All-District honors. points and 2 rebounds in 14:29 minutes of action. • As a freshman, was named to the six-man 2009 Pac-10 • Sixth in voting for 2012 NBA Rookie of the Year honors. Conference All-Freshman Team and was named to the • Named to 2012 NBA All-Rookie first team. Collegehoops.net All-Freshman Honorable Mention Team. • Tied for 12th in voting for 2013 NBA Most Improved Player. • As a junior in 2010-11, appeared in 34 games (33 starts), averaged 21.6 points, 5.2 rebounds, 3.7 assists and 1.6 steals in 34.7 minutes. NBA NOTES • Ranked 11th in the nation in scoring in 2010-11. • Completed in 2012-13 his second NBA season, and second • As a sophomore in 2009-10, appeared in 31 games (30 starts), season with the Golden State Warriors. averaged 19.6 points, 5.1 rebounds, 2.3 assists and 1.4 steals • Has played in 148 career games, started 111, averaged 14.8 in 35.4 minutes. ppg., 3.2 rpg., 2.1 apg., 0.9 spg., while shooting 43.0 percent • Led the Cougars to the Great Alaska Shootout Championship from the field, 40.6 percent from 3-point and 85.1 percent by scoring a tournament single-game record 43 points ... from the foul line. • As a freshman in 2008-09, appeared and started in 33 games, • Has appeared and started in 12 career postseason games, has averaged 12.5 points, 4.2 rebounds and 1.9 assists. averaged 15.2 ppg., 4.6 rpg., 1.8 apg. and 1.0 spg. • Boasts of career highs of 32 points (Cleveland 1/29/13), 9 PERSONAL NOTES rebounds (two times), 8 assists (Dallas 4/12/12), 5 steals • Born February 8, 1990. (Minnesota 4/9/13) and 3 blocked shots (two times). • Full name is Klay Alexander Thompson. • Helped lead Golden State to a 47-35 regular season record in • Father, Mychal, was the No. 1 overall pick of the 1978 NBA 2012-13, a second place finish in the Western Conference Draft by the Portland Trail Blazers and played 12 seasons in Pacific Division and the 2013 NBA Playoffs. the NBA, winning two NBA Championships with the Lakers. • Played and started in all 12 Golden State 2012-13 Playoff • Older brother, Mychel, appeared in five games for the games and averaged 15.2 ppg., 4.6 rpg., 1.8 apg., 1.0 spg., Cleveland Cavaliers in 2011-12. while shooting 43.7 percent from the field, 42.4 percent from • Younger brother, Trayce, was chosen in the second round of 3-point and 83.3 percent from the foul line. the 2009 Major League Baseball draft by the Chicago White • Played and started in 82 games in 2012-13, averaged 35.8 Sox and is currently playing in the minor leagues. minutes a game, career highs of 16.6 ppg., 3.7 rpg., 2.2 apg., • Mother Julie played volleyball at the University of San 1.0 spg., while shooting 42.2 percent from the field, 40.1 per Francisco.

56 2013 USA Basketball Men’s National Team Mini-Camp DDIIOONN WWAAIITTEERRSS * GUARD * 6’4” (194 CM) * 215 LBS. (98 KG) * #51 * CLEVELAND CAVALIERS * SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY *

• As a sophomore, averaged 12.6 points, 2.3 rebounds, 2.5 USA BASKETBALL NOTES assists and 1.8 steals in 24.1 minutes per game, shot 47.6 • Named a member of the percent from the field. 2013 USA Men’s National • Played in 34 games as a freshman, averaged 6.6 points, 1.6 Team mini-camp roster on rebounds, 1.5 assists and 1.1 steals in 16.3 minutes per game. June 12, 2013. PERSONAL NOTES • Born on December 10, 1991 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. NBA HONORS • Son of Dion Waiters Sr. and Monique Brown • Participated in the 2013 • Cousin of Syracuse teammate Scoop Jardine. BBVA Rising Stars Challenge played during the 2013 NBA All-Star Weekend and recorded 23 points and 3 assists in 18:37 minutes of action. • Finished fifth in voting for 2013 NBA Rookie of the Year honors. • Named to 2013 NBA All-Rookie first team.

NBA NOTES • Completed in 2012-13 his first NBA season, and first season with the Cavaliers. • Has played in 61 career games, started 48, averaged 14.7 ppg., 2.4 rpg., 3.0 apg., 1.0 spg., while shooting 41.2 percent from the field, 31.0 percent from 3-point and 74.6 percent from the foul line. • Boasts of career highs of 33 points (Sacramento 1/14/13), 6 rebounds (five times), 7 assists (five times), 4 steals (Memphis 11/26/12) and 2 blocked shots (two times). • Played in 61 games, started 48 times in 2012-13, averaged 28.8 minutes a game, 14.7 ppg., 2.4 rpg., 3.0 apg., 1.0 spg., while shooting 41.2 percent from the field, 31.0 percent from 3-point and 74.6 percent from the foul line. • Drafted in the first round (4th overall) of the 2012 NBA Draft by Cleveland. Became an early entry candidate after two collegiate seasons at Syracuse University.

COLLEGIATE NOTES • Attended Syracuse University for two years. • Played two seasons at Syracuse and in 71 games, averaged 9.7 points, 1.9 rebounds, 2.0 assists and 1.5 steals in 20.4 minutes per game, shot 45.3 percent from the field. • Never started a game during his two years at Syracuse. • Named 2011-12 Big East of the Year. • Named 2011-12 All-Big East Conference third team. • Selected 2011-12 Associated Press All-America honorable mention. • Member of the 2012 All-Big East Tournament Team.

57 2013 USA Basketball Men’s National Team Mini-Camp KKEEMMBBAA WWAALLKKEERR #26 * GUARD * 6’1” (186 CM) * 184 LBS. (83 KG) * * CHARLOTTE BOBCATS * UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT *

• Recorded the only triple-double by a rookie on the season and USA BASKETBALL NOTES the third in Bobcats history with 20 points, 11 assists and 10 • Named a member of the rebounds on Jan. 28, 2012 against Washington. 2013 USA Men’s National • Drafted in the first round (9th overall) of the 2011 NBA Draft Team mini-camp roster on by Charlotte. Became an early entry candidate after three col- June 12, 2013. legiate seasons at the University of Connecticut. • Selected a member of the 2012 USA Basketball Select Team that trained against the COLLEGIATE NOTES 2012 U.S. Olympic Team. • Played three seasons at the University of Connecticut. • Selected a member of the • Averaged in his three seasons at UConn 16.1 points, 4.4 2008 USA U18 rebounds, 4.1 assists and 1.7 steals in 111 career games. Championship Team that • Led the Huskies to the 2011 NCAA Championship and earned finished 4-1 and won the Final Four Most Outstanding Player honors after averaging silver medal. 23.5 points, 6.0 rebounds and 5.6 assists in six NCAA • Averaged during the FIBA Tournament Games. U18 Championship a USA team-leading 13.4 ppg., 4.6 rpg., a • As a junior in 2010-11, earned Consensus All-America first team-best 5.0 apg., 1.2 spg. and shot 48.1 percent (26-54 FGs) team honors after averaging 23.5 points, 5.4 rebounds, 4.5 from the field. assists and 1.9 steals in 37.6 minutes in 41 games played. • Received the Bob Cousy Award as the nation’s top point guard. NBA HONORS • Was one of only two players in the nation to average at least • Participated in the 2013 BBVA Rising Stars Challenge played 20 points, five rebounds and four assists. during the 2013 NBA All-Star Weekend and recorded 8 points • Named All-Big East Conference first team; Big East and 8 assists in 19:43 minutes of action. Tournament Most Outstanding Player after setting a • Played in the 2012 BBVA Rising Stars Challenge at All-Star tournament record with 130 points in five games. Weekend and recorded 10 points, a game-high 10 assists, 5 • Set UConn single-season records with 965 points, 316 field rebounds and 2 steals in 25 minutes. goals, 258 free throws and 1,543 minutes played. • Ranked fourth nationally and second in the Big East in scoring. Led the Big East in minutes played, NBA NOTES ranked third in steals, ranked eighth in assists and ranked • Completed in 2012-13 his second NBA season, and second ninth in both free-throw percentage and assist-to-turnover season with the Charlotte Bobcats. ratio. • Has played in 148 career games, started 107, averaged 15.2 • As a sophomore in 2009-10, averaged 14.6 points, 5.1 assists, ppg., 3.5 rpg., 5.1 apg., 1.5 spg., while shooting 40.1 percent 4.3 rebounds and 2.1 steals in 35.3 minutes per game. from the field, 31.5 percent from 3-point and 79.5 percent • Named 2010 All-Big East third team and to the NIT All- from the foul line. Tournament Team. • Boasts of career highs of 35 points (Houston 1/21/13), • As a freshman in 2008-09, averaged 8.9 points, 3.5 rebounds, 10 rebounds (Washington 1/28/12), 13 assists (New York 2.9 assists and 1.1 steals in 25.2 minutes per game. 4/15/13), 8 steals (Dallas 11/10/12) and 3 blocked shots (two • Named to the 2009 Big East All-Rookie Team. times). • Named to the West Region All-Tournament Team during the • Played and started in 82 games in 2012-13, averaged 34.9 NCAA Tournament after scoring a game-high 23 points in the minutes a game, career highs of 17.7 ppg., 3.5 rpg., 5.7 apg., Elite Eight win over Missouri. 2.0 spg., while shooting 42.3 percent from the field, 32.2 per- cent from 3-point and 79.8 percent from the foul line. • Finished 2012-13 ranked 4th in the NBA in steals, 5th in PERSONAL NOTES steals per game, 14th in free throws, 15th in both points and • Born May 8, 1990, in Bronx, New York. field goal attempts, 16th in free throw attempts, 18th in min- • Full name is Kamba Hudley Walker. utes played, 19th in assists, 21st in points per game, 22nd in • Son of Paul and Andrea Walker. field goals made, 25th in assists per game, 30th in minutes per • Has three siblings, Sharifa Nesbitt, Akil Nesbitt and Keya game, 36th in 3-point field goal attempts. Edwards.

58 2013 USA Basketball Men’s National Team Mini-Camp JJOOHHNN WWAALLLL * GUARD * 6’4” (194 CM) * 195 LBS. (88 KG) * #50 * WASHINGTON WIZARDS * UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY *

• Is the fastest player (124 games) in NBA history to reach USA BASKETBALL NOTES 2,200 points, 1,000 assists, 600 rebounds, 200 steals and 90 • Named a member of the blocks. 2013 USA Men’s National • At 20 years and 65 days old, became the third-youngest Team mini-camp roster on player to record a triple-double. June 12, 2013. • Recorded 19 points, 13 assists, 10 rebounds and six steals ver- • Selected a member of the sus Houston (11/10/10) in his sixth career game and became 2012 USA Basketball Select the sixth fastest rookie in NBA history to record a triple-dou- training against the 2012 ble, and the only rookie other than Magic Johnson to have a U.S. Olympic Team. triple-double with six+ steals within his first six career games. • Selected a member of the • Recorded 29 points, 13 assists and a franchise record-tying 2009 USA Junior National nine steals (Verizon Center record) in his home debut, became Select Team that lost 97-89 the first NBA player to ever record those numbers in a game. to a World Select Team in • Recorded nine or more assists in 10 straight games from Jan. the 2009 Nike Hoop 1-21 to become the first rookie in NBA history to have 10 Summit. consecutive games with nine or more assists. • Recorded in the 2009 • Drafted in the first round (1st overall) of the 2010 NBA Draft Nike Hoop Summit 13 points, a U.S. Hoop Summit game by Washington. Became an early entry candidate after one record 11 assists and tied the steals mark with five. collegiate season at the University of Kentucky.

NBA Honors COLLEGIATE NOTES • Named runner-up for 2011 NBA Rookie of the Year. • Played one year at the University of Kentucky. • Named to 2011 NBA All-Rookie first team. • As a freshman in 2019-10, averaged 16.6 points, 6.5 assists • Recorded 17 points, 8 assists, 6 rebounds at the BBVA Rising and 1.8 steals in lone season. Stars Challenge (2/24/12) as a part of NBA All-Star Weekend • Set the Kentucky single-game assist record with 16 (11 in the in Orlando. 1st half) in a game versus Hartford (12/29/09). • Named Eastern Conference Rookie of the Month for four con- • Set a new Kentucky single-season assist record (241). secutive months (January – April, 2011), became the first • Holds the record for most points in a season by a Kentucky player in Wizards’ franchise history ever to win the honor in freshman. four consecutive months. • Was named 2010 Consensus All-America first team. • Named MVP of the 2011 Rookie Challenge at All-Star • Won the 2009-10 Adolph Rupp National Player of the Year Weekend in Los Angeles, recorded a Rookie Challenge record award. 22 assists in that game (2/18/11) • Voted as the 2009-10 Southeastern Conference (SEC) Player of the Year and was named 2010 SEC Tournament MVP. • Became the first Kentucky player to record double-doubles in NBA NOTES both points and rebounds as well as points and assists. • Completed in 2012-13 his third NBA season, and third season • Led UK to the Elite Eight in the 2010 NCAA Tournament. with the Washington Wizards. • Was the first-ever Kentucky player drafted number one • Has played in 184 career games, started 172, averaged 16.9 overall in the NBA Draft. ppg., 4.4 rpg., 8.0 apg., 1.5 spg., while shooting 42.3 percent from the field and 78.5 percent from the foul line. • Boasts of career highs of 47 points (Memphis 3/25/13), 11 PERSONAL NOTES rebounds (two times), 16 assists (Los Angeles Lakers 3/22/13) • Born September 6, 1990. and 9 steals (Philadelphia 11/2/10). • Raised in Raleigh, North Carolina, by his mother, Frances • Played in 49 games, started 42 times in 2012-13, averaged Pulley. Lost his father, John Wall Sr., to liver cancer at the age 32.7 minutes a game, 18.5 ppg., 4.0 rpg., 7.6 apg., 1.3 spg., of nine. while shooting 44.1 percent from the field and 80.4 percent • Attended Word of God Christian Academy where he averaged from the foul line. 21.0 points, 7.0 rebounds and 9.0 assists as a senior. • Finished 2012-13 ranked 30th in the NBA in assists, 31st in • In 2009, was ranked as the nation’s No. 1 overall high school free throws and 34th in free throw attempts. prospect by Rivals.com.

59 2013 USA Basketball Men’s National Team Mini-Camp TTYYLLEERR ZZEELLLLEERR #38 * CENTER * 7’0” (214 CM) * 250 LBS. (113 KG) * * CLEVELAND CAVALIERS * UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA *

per game, shot 54.2 percent from the field. USA BASKETBALL NOTES • Averaged as a senior 16.3 points, 9.6 rebounds and 1.5 blocks • Named a member of the in 28.2 minutes per game. 2013 USA Men’s National • Named 2012 ACC Player of the Year, finalist for the John R. Team mini-camp roster on Wooden Award, Wooden All-America first team, and second- June 12, 2013. team by the Associated Press, NABC, Sporting News, • Selected a member of the USBWA and Basketball Times. 2010 USA Basketball Select • Named top 10 finalist for the Lowe’s Senior CLASS Award. Team that trained against the • Named USBWA’s District Player of the Year and an NABC 2010 USA World All-District selection. Championship Team in Las • Won the Skip Prosser Award as the ACC’s top scholar-athlete Vegas, Nev. in men’s basketball in the ACC. • Led the ACC in field goal percentage (.569) and offensive boards (4.0), and was second in rebounds (9.7), third in scor- NBA HONORS ing (18.5) and sixth in free throw percentage (.833). • Participated in the 2013 • Selected Academic All-America of the Year honors BBVA Rising Stars Challenge played during the 2013 NBA • As a junior, averaged 15.7 points, 7.2 rebounds and 1.2 blocks All-Star Weekend and recorded 4 points and 4 rebounds in in 28.1 minutes per game, shot 54.7 percent from the field. 16:13 minutes of action. • Earned First Team All-ACC Tournament honors. • Named to 2013 NBA All-Rookie second team. • As a sophomore, averaged 9.3 points and 4.6 rebounds in 17.4 minutes per game. Missed 10 ACC games with a stress fracture in his right foot. NBA NOTES • As a freshman, averaged 3.1 points and 2.0 rebounds in 7.8 • Completed in 2012-13 his first NBA season, and first season minutes per game, shot 47.2 percent from the field. Missed with the Cavaliers. more than three months with a broken wrist. • Has played in 77 career games, started 55, averaged 7.9 ppg., • Was a member of UNC’s 2009 National Championship team. 5.7 rpg., 1.2 apg., 0.4 spg., while shooting 43.8 percent from the field and 76.4 percent from the foul line. • Boasts of career highs of 20 points (Boston 12/19/12), 14 PERSONAL NOTES rebounds (Utah 1/19/13), five assists (two times), three steals • Born January 17, 1990. (Houston 1/5/13) and 4 blocked shots (Sacramento 1/14/13). • Uncle, Al Eberhard, played for the Detroit Pistons. • Played in 77 games, started 55 times, in 2012-13, averaged • Brother, Cody, was the 2012 Big Ten Freshman of the Year at 26.4 minutes a game, 7.9 ppg., 5.7 rpg., 1.2 apg., 0.4 spg., Indiana University and was drafted last month by the while shooting 43.8 percent from the field and 76.4 percent Charlotte Bobcats, older brother, Luke, played for the Austin from the foul line. Toros of the NBA D-League. • Finished 2012-13 ranked 35th in the NBA in offensive rebounds per game, 38th in blocks per game, 42nd in offen- sive rebounds, 45th in blocks. . • Drafted in the first round (17th overall) of the 2012 NBA Draft by Dallas. Became a draft candidate after completing four collegiate seasons at the University of North Carolina. • Acquired in a trade along with guard/forward from the in exchange for the 24th, 33rd and 34th overall picks of the 2012 NBA Draft on July 28, 2012.

COLLEGIATE NOTES • Played four seasons at the University of North Carolina. • Played in 117 games (75 starts) for North Carolina and aver- aged 12.8 points, 6.7 rebounds and 1.1 blocks in 23.1 minutes

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Jerry Colangelo Chauncey Billups Kim Bohuny Jim Carr Bob Gardner Dan Gavitt Chairman Athlete Representative NBA Representative National Organizations NFHS Representative NCAA Representative NBA Representative 2010 World Senior Vice Representative Executive Director, Vice President of JDMD Investments, Championship Gold President, Basketball President and Chief National Federation Men’s Basketball LLC Medalist Operations- Executive Officer, of State High School Championships, International, NBA NAIA Associations NCAA

Billy Hunter Mark Lewis Chris Plonsky Mark Tatum At-Large NCAA Representative NCAA Representative Athlete Representative NBA Representative Representative Executive Vice Director Women’s 2000, 2004 and 2008 Executive Vice Executive Director, President of Athletics / Athletics Olympic Gold President of Global National Basketball Championships and External Services, Medalist Marketing Players Association Alliances, NCAA University of Texas Partnerships, NBA

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Finance Committee National Team Women's National Team Mark Tatum (NBA) Managing Director Player Selection Committee Chris Plonsky (NCAA) Jerry Colangelo Carol Callan (USA Basketball) Jim Carr (National Organizations) Renee Brown (WNBA) Chauncey Billups (Athlete Representative) Dan Hughes (WNBA) Chris Sienko (WNBA) Junior National Team Katie Smith (Athlete Representative) Committee Officials Advisory Panel (The committee selects coaches and athletes for Women's National Team John Adams (NCAA) USA Basketball college-aged competitions, Steering Committee which include the FIBA U19 World Sally Bell (Past Olympic Referee) (The steering committee reviews basketball Championships; the FIBA Americas U18 Joe Borgia (NBA) matters related to the participation of the Championships; the World University Games; Dee Kantner (WNBA) Women’s National Team in the FIBA 2014 and the Pan American Games.) Terry Moore (Past Olympic Referee) World Championship and the 2016 Olympics) Debbie Williamson (NCAA) Chair: Jim Boeheim (Syracuse) Chair: Carol Callan (USA Basketball) Bob McKillop (Davidson) Jim Tooley (USA Basketball) (Purdue) Renee Brown (WNBA) Lorenzo Romar (Washington) Chris Plonsky (NCAA) Curtis Sumpter (Athlete Representative) Katie Smith (Athlete Representative)

Junior National Team Developmental National Committee Team Committee (The committee selects coaches and athletes for (The committee selects coaches and athletes for USA Basketball teams competing in the FIBA USA Basketball teams competing in the FIBA U19 World Championships; the FIBA Americas Americas U16 Championships; and the FIBA U18 Championships; the World University U17 World Championships. The Men's Games; and the Pan American Games.) Developmental National Team Committee also selects staff and players for the Nike Hoop Chair: Jim Foster (Tennessee-Chattanooga) Summit.) Melanie Balcomb (Vanderbilt) Lindsay Gottlieb (California) Chair: Sean Ford (USA Basketball, Joi Williams (Central Florida) non-voting) (Athlete Representative) Rich Gray (AAU) Boo Williams (AAU) Developmental National Herman Harried (NFHS) Team Committee John Olive (NFHS) Dave Telep (At-Large) (The committee selects coaches and athletes for Chauncey Billups (Athlete Representative) USA Basketball teams competing in the FIBA Americas U16 Championships; and the FIBA Gerry McNamara (Athlete Representative) U17 World Championships.)

Chair: Carol Callan (USA Basketball, non-voting) Bill Larson (AAU) Jody Patrick (NFHS) Sherri Pegues (AAU) Jill Rankin Schneider (NFHS) Yolanda Griffith (Athlete Representative)

2013 USA Basketball Men’s National Team 63 USA Basketball Today ased in Colorado Springs, Colo., USA Basketball is a USA Basketball Board of Directors for a second quadrennium. nonprofit organization and the national governing Also members of the Board of Directors are NBA appointees body for men's and women's basketball in the United Kim Bohuny, NBA Senior Vice President, Basketball States.B As the recognized governing body for basketball in the Operations- International; Mark Tatum, NBA Executive Vice United States by the International Basketball Federation (FIBA) President of Global Marketing Partnerships; NCAA appointees and the United States Olympic Committee (USOC), USA Dan Gavitt, NCAA Vice President of Men’s Basketball Basketball is responsible for the selection, training and fielding Championships; Mark Lewis, NCAA Vice President of of USA teams that compete in FIBA sponsored international Championships and Alliances; Chris Plonsky, University of basketball competitions, as well as for some national competitions. Texas Women's Athletics Director and Senior Associate Athletic USA Basketball is an organization made up of organiza- Director of Men's/Women's Athletics External Services; tions. There are five member categories. Scholastic Director Bob Gardner, Executive Director, National Professional: Federation of State High School Associations; At-large/ • National Basketball Association Independent Director Billy Hunter, Executive Director of the • National Basketball Association Development League National Basketball Players Association; National Organizations • Women's National Basketball Association Representative Jim Carr, NAIA President and Chief Executive Collegiate: Director; and athlete representatives Chauncey Billups, 2010 • National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics World Championship gold medalist and three-time Olympic • National Collegiate Athletic Association gold medalist Katie Smith. • National Junior College Athletic Association Serving since January 2001 as CEO/Executive Director is

Scholastic: Stewart Rick Jim Tooley, who has been with USA Basketball since 1993. • National Federation of State High School Associations During the 2009-12 Youth: quadrennium, 1273 men • Amateur Athletic Union and women players and Associate: 235 coaches participated • Athletes In Action in USA Basketball, • Basketball Travelers including the USA • College Commissioners Association Basketball boys and girls • Harlem Globetrotters teams, and USA • Latin America League of Los Angeles Basketball trials and • National Association of Basketball Coaches training camp. • National Basketball Players Association Between 2009-12, • National Junior College Basketball Coach Association USA Basketball teams • National Junior College Women’s Coach Association compiled an impressive • National Wheelchair Basketball Association 264-35 win-loss record in • USA Deaf Sports Federation FIBA and FIBA Americas • United States Armed Forces competitions, the Pan • Women's Basketball Coaches Association. American Games, the USA Basketball was organized in 1974 and known as World University Games, the Amateur Basketball Association of the United States of the Nike Hoop Summit America (ABAUSA). The name change to USA Basketball and in exhibition games. occurred Oct. 12, 1989, shortly after FIBA modified its rules USA teams are the to allow professional basketball players to participate in current men's and women's champions in the

international competitions. USA Basketball then admitted the Bernstein AndrewD. NBA as an active member and made the change. USA Basketball is governed by an 11-member Board of Directors. Jerry Colangelo, 2005-2012 USA Basketball Men’s National Team Managing Director, serves as Chairman of the

Above Right: David Robinson was the first American men’s basket- ball player to play in three Olympics. The center earned gold in 1992 and 1996, and collected the bronze medal at the 1988 Olympics. Right: The 1992 USA Basketball “Dream Team” which first rolled through the Americas Olympic Qualifying Tournament in Portland with a 6-0 record, then later in July, the U.S. squad went 8-0 to claim the Barcelona Olympics gold medal.

64 2013 USA Basketball Men’s National Team Jesse D. Garrabrant/NBAE/Getty Images Garrabrant/NBAE/Getty D. Jesse Olympics; men's and Americas are eligible to women's FIBA World compete. The USA men Championships (Basketball have an 87-15 overall World Cup); men’s and record, winning eight of a women’s FIBA U19 World possible 16 gold medals, Championships; men's and while the USA women women's FIBA U17 World have won seven of 14 Championships; men's and gold medals, including women's U18 and U16 FIBA 2007, and own a 74-14 Americas Championships, record. The 2015 Pan and FIBA 3x3 Women's American Games are World Championship and slated to be held in Toronto, FIBA 3x3 Women's U18 Canada. World Championship. World University Games USA Basketball also The World University currently ranks No. 1 in all It was a second consecutive Olympic gold medal for the United States as the U.S. Games are held for men and men finished 8-0 to win the 2012 London Olympic five of FIBA's world rank- women every two years ing categories, including (2013, 2015, etc.), only current university student-athletes or combined, men's, women's, boys and girls. USA Basketball recent graduates are eligible. The USA men in 20 appearances also currently ranks No. 1 in all five of FIBA's world ranking have collected 13 gold, three silver and three bronze medals, categories, including combined, men's, women's, boys and girls. and the women in 16 appearances have won eight gold, six sil- Competitions in which USA teams regularly compete ver and one bronze medal. include the Olympics, FIBA World Championships, FIBA Americas Championships, Pan American Games, World U19 / U18 Championships University Games, FIBA U19 and U17 World Championships, USA Basketball also fields men's and women's national FIBA Americas U18 and U16 Championships, the Nike Hoop teams for players 19-years-old or younger. FIBA now holds Summit and FIBA 3x3 World Championships. U19 World Championships every two years (2015, 2017, etc.). USA Basketball also sanctions U.S. basketball team tours In 2011 the USA women finished 8-1 to capture gold, the USA of foreign countries and foreign basketball team tours of the men compiled a 7-2 record to place fifth. USA Basketball also U.S., as well as oversees the certification of FIBA and USA fields teams featuring players 18-years-old or younger for FIBA Basketball officials and the assignment of those officials to Americas Zone U18 championships (2014, 2016, etc.). international competitions and the licensing of players to play U17 / U16 Championships professionally overseas. A brief synopsis of the various compe- FIBA initiated in 2010 the U17 World Championships for titions in which USA Basketball teams participate includes: players 17-years-old or younger and now holds the event every two years (2014, 2016, etc.). In 2012 USA Basketball men's Olympic Games Men's and women's Olympic basketball competition is held and women's teams both returned home with gold medals. every four years (2016, 2020, etc.). For a second consecutive USA Basketball also selects national teams featuring players Olympics, the USA captured double gold at the 2012 London 16-years-old or younger for FIBA Americas Zone U16 Olympics with both the men’s and women’s teams compiling qualifying tournaments that will be held in 2013, 2015, etc. unblemished 8-0 records. The USA men have captured the gold Nike Hoop Summit in 14 of the 17 Olympics they have competed in and compiled The Nike Hoop Summit is the country's premiere annual an incredible 130-5 record. The USA women have earned the basketball game featuring America's top male high school aged gold in five consecutive Olympics and boast of a sterling 50-3 players taking on a World Select Team comprised of top players record. The 2016 Summer Olympic Games will be held 19-years-old or younger from around the world. Played each Aug. 5-21 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. April, the USA enjoys a 11-4 series lead. First contested in 1995, the 2013 Nike Hoop Summit will be played on April 20 FIBA World Championships The FIBA Basketball World Cup, known from 1950 until at the Rose Garden in Portland, Oregon. 2010 as the FIBA World Championship, is the flagship event of 3x3 World Championships FIBA competitions. Held every four years , 24 countries compete FIBA initiated 3x3 competitions in 2010 and now conducts in the World Cup for Men and 16 teams participate in the World 3x3 World Championships and 3x3 U18 World Championships Championship for Women. The USA swept double-gold in 2010. for men and women. In 2012 the USA women won gold in both The 2014 World Cup for Men will be held in Spain, while the the World Championship and U18 World Championship, while women’s World Championship is slated for Turkey. the men claimed silver in the U18 World Championship.

Pan American Games For information about USA Basketball, visit its official Web site at Started in 1951 for men and 1955 for women, the Pan www.usabasketball.com and connect with us on American Games are held every four years (2015, 2019, etc.) facebook.com/usabasketball, .com/usabasketball and in the year preceding the Olympics. Countries from FIBA www.youtube.com/therealusabasketball.

2013 USA Basketball Men’s National Team 65 USA Basketball Men’s All-Time International Results

OLYMPICS PAN AMERICAN GAMES FIBA AMERICAS U20 NIKE HOOP SUMMIT (130-5) (82-15) CHAMPIONSHIP (11-5) 2012 Gold / 8-0 2011 Bronze / 3-2 (20-2) 2013 World 112, USA 98 2008 Gold / 8-0 2007 Fifth / 3-2 2004 Gold / 5-0 2012 World 84, USA 75 2004 Bronze / 5-3 2003 Fourth / 2-3 2000 Silver / 4-1 2011 USA 92, World 80 2000 Gold / 8-0 1999 Silver / 4-1 1996 Gold / 5-0 2010 USA 101, World 97 1996 Gold / 8-0 1995 Silver / 4-3 1993 Silver / 6-1 2009 World 97, USA 89 1992 Gold / 8-0 1991 Bronze / 6-1 2008 USA 98, World 78 1988 Bronze / 7-1 1987 Silver / 6-1 2007 USA 100, World 80 1984 Gold / 8-0 1983 Gold / 8-0 2006 USA 109, World 91 1980 Did Not Compete In 1979 Gold / 9-0 FIBA U19 WORLD 2005 USA 106, World 98 1976 Gold / 7-0 1975 Gold / 9-0 CHAMPIONSHIP (78-13) 2004 USA 99 , World 79 1972 Silver / 8-1 1971 NA / 2-1 2013 Gold / 9-0 2000 USA 98, World 97 1968 Gold / 9-0 1967 Gold / 5-0 2011 Fifth / 7-2 1999 USA 107, World 95 1964 Gold / 9-0 1963 Gold / 6-0 2009 Gold / 9-0 1998 World 104, USA 99 1960 Gold / 8-0 1959 Gold / 6-0 2007 Silver / 8-1 1997 USA 97, World 90 1956 Gold / 8-0 1955 Gold / 4-1 2003 Fifth / 7-1 1996 World 104, USA 96 1952 Gold / 8-0 1951 Gold / 5-0 1999 Silver / 7-1 1995 USA 86, World 77 1948 Gold / 8-0 1995 7th / 4-4 1936 Gold / 5-0 1991 Gold / 8-0 3x3 WORLD WORLD UNIVERSITY 1987 Silver / 5-2 CHAMPIONSHIP (5-2) GAMES (146-11) 1983 Gold / 6-2 2012 7th / 5-2 FIBA WORLD 2013 Ninth / 6-2 1979 Gold / 8-0 CHAMPIONSHIP (114-27) 2011 Fifth / 7-1 2010 Gold / 9-0 2009 Bronze / 6-1 3x3 U18 WORLD 2006 Bronze / 8-1 2007 DNP FIBA AMERICAS U18 CHAMPIONSHIP (8-2) 2002 Sixth / 6-3 2005 Gold / 8-0 2012 Silver / 8-2 1998 Bronze / 6-2 2003 DNP CHAMPIONSHIP 1994 Gold / 8-0 2001 Bronze / 7-1 (43-2) 1990 Bronze 6-2 2012 Gold / 5-0 1999 Gold / 8-0 3x3 YOUTH WORLD 1986 Gold / 9-1 1997 Gold / 6-0 2010 Gold / 5-0 2008 Silver / 4-1 CHAMPIONSHIP (7-5) 1982 Silver / 7-2 1995 Gold / 7-0 2011 8th / 7-5 1978 5th / 3-4 1993 Gold / 7-0 2006 Gold / 4-0 1974 Bronze / 8-1 1991 Gold / 6-0 2002 Bronze / 4-1 1970 5th / 6-3 1989 Gold / 6-0 1998 Gold / 6-0 YOUTH OLYMPIC GAMES 1967 4th / 7-2 1987 Silver / 7-1 1994 Gold / 8-0 (5-2) 1963 4th / 6-3 1985 Silver / 5-1 1990 Gold / 7-0 2010 4th / 5-2 1959 Silver / 4-2 1983 Bronze / 6-1 1954 Gold / 7-0 1981 Gold / 7-1 WORLD YOUTH GAMES 1950 Silver / 4-1 1979 Gold / 7-1 FIBA U17 WORLD (6-0) 1977 Gold / 8-0 1998 Gold / 6-0 1975 No Competition CHAMPIONSHIP (16-0) FIBA AMERICAS 1973 Gold / 9-0 2012 Gold / 8-0 CHAMPIONSHIP (60-10) 2010 Gold / 8-0 2007 Gold / 10-0 1970 Silver / 8-1 GOODWILL GAMES 2005 Fourth / 4-6 1967 Gold / 7-0 (24-6) 2003 Gold / 10-0 1965 Gold / 8-0 2001 Gold / 5-0 1998 Gold / 4-1 2001 DNP FIBA AMERICAS U16 1999 Gold / 10-0 1994 Bronze / 3-2 FIBA U21 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP (15-0) 1997 Gold / 8-1 1990 Silver / 3-2 CHAMPIONSHIP (29-3) 2013 Gold / 5-0 1986 *Gold / 9-1 1995 DNP 2005 Fifth / 7-1 2011 Gold / 5-0 1993 Gold / 6-1 2001 Gold / 8-0 2009 Gold / 5-0 *Results from 1986 World 1992 Gold / 6-0 1997 Fifth / 6-2 1989 Silver / 6-2 Championship were also counted 1993 Gold / 8-0 for the 1986 Goodwill Games.

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