CONTENTS Page 1 USD Athletics USD General President Mary E. Lyons, Ph.D. Information NCAA Faculty Representative School Name Mi tch Malachowski Vice President for Stu University of San Diego dent Affairs Robert Pastoor Location Asst. VP for Student Affairs & Athletics 5998 Alcala Park, TBA San Diego, CA 92110-2492 Direclor ofAth letics/SWA Year Founded Jo-Ann Nester 1949 Associate Director ofA thlelics Enrollment Dan Yourg 7,200 Director ofDevelopment for Student Affairs Conference and Athletics West Coast Brian Fogarty Affiliation Asst. AD/, Marketing & Promotions NCAA Division I Wendy McReynolds Colors Assistant Director Athletic Development Columbia Blue, Navy, White Erin Sheehan Nickname Associate AD for Facilities & Operations Toreros John Martin Assistant AD/Facilities & Operations Andy Fee Media Relations Associate AD/Compliance & Administration Associate AD for Mike Matoso Media Relations Assistant AD/Academics Ted Gosen, MBB Contact Shaney Fink Director ofJenny Craig Pavilion E-Mail Josh Lawrence [email protected] Asst. JCP Director/Events Manager USD Basketball Quick Facts Office Phone Derek Hill estad (619) 260-4745 Athletic Ticket Manager 2002-03 Overall R ecord: 18-12 Home Phone Tony Valle WCC Finish/Place: 10-4/lnd place (858) 486-3284 Head Athletic Trainer Home Record: 9-5, Away: 8-6, Neutral: 1-1 Carolyn Greer Head Coach: Brad B olland Asst. Media Relations Dir. Assistant Athletic Trainers (10th Season; UCLA, 1979) Nick Mirkovich Suzi Higgins, Paul Signorell i, Wil Filamor, Record at USD: 144-111, 9 Seasons E-Mail Penny Goldberg Career Record: 167-142, 11 Seasons [email protected] Strength & Conditioning Coach Associate Head Coach: Office Phone Dean Aresco Brian Fish, 2nd Year; Marshall, '89 (619) 260-7930 Ass/. Slrength & Conditioning Coach Assistant Coaches: Jimmy Goins Steve Flint, 4th Year; UC San Diego, '84 Student Assistants Head Team Physician Sam Scholl, 4th Year; USD '01 Adam Carney Paul Murphy, MD Head Team Manager Associate Team Physicians Nick Earnest, 1st Year; Texas Chri.stian '01 Amanda Piechowski Alex Anella Jerry Hizon, MD; Rich Uhl er, DO; USD Men's Basketball Phone: 619/260-4829 Calvin Wong, MD; Ken Anderson, DO Starters/Lettermen Returning: 116 Megan Doroba Stephanie Rockwell Table of Contents FRONT COVER CREDIT: Media Relations Fax I Misc. In fo rmati on A special thank you to Mr. Al Nuness of (619) 260-2990 2-1 5 This is USD Basketball Jostens, along with Jeff Lee, Chris Gavenda JCP Press Row 16- 17 2003-2004 Preview and Lorie Rufi, for the front cover artwork (619) 260-7555 18-2 1 USD Coaching S taff of Torero Hotline last year's WCC 22 Team P hoto/Roster Tournament Championship & (619) 260-2323 23-32 Torero Biographies NCAA Tournament Ring. 33-38 Opponents Secti on 39-46 Torero Record Section 47-48 2002-2003 Statistics ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 49 2002-2003 Season R eview 2003-2004 USD Men's Basketball Media Guide 50 West Coast Conference Produced by the USD Athletic Media Relations Office 51 WCC Tournament 52 NCAA Compliance Design, Edit & Layout: Ted Gosen 53 -57 US D Administration/Staff Photography: Brock S cott, Scott Photo 58 Radi o/TV In fo rmati on Printing: Kings Printing Corporati on 59 Medi a Outlets/US O Webcast Inside Front Cover of Downtown San Diego, 60 Radio/Television R oster Photo by Dale Frost, Port of San Diego BC 2003-2004 Schedule

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"The greatest challenge to a Divi­ sion I athlete is to balance the demands ofsport while taking full advantage of the educational experience offered. The purpose of our program is to assist student-athletes in meeting this chal­ lenge by offering tutoring, advising, mentoring and a quiet environment to study. The academic support program is designed to assist students in adjust­ ing to life at USD and developing sound academic and career plans. By pro­ moting a philosophy of individual re­ sponsibility, which encourages each student-athlete to value their educa­ tional experience, the academic sup­ port program assists each athlete to realize their full potential "

Men's Basketball wee ALL-ACADEMIC 2002-2003 Jason Blair Matt Delzell

2001-2002 Jason Blair Matt Delzell

2000-2001 James Borrego Matt Delzell Cameron Rigby

1999-2000 Matt Delzell Cameron Rigby

1998-1 999 ACADEMIC SUPPORT CENTER Cameron Rigby The USD Athletic Academic Support Program is designed to promote the academic 1996-1997 development of student-athletes. The primary objective is to offer the necessary resources Brian Bruso for the academic success of student-athletes as they work to earn their degree. Academic Sean F lannery Support Services are designed to enhance the student-athlete's overall collegiate experi­ ence and encourage development and attainment of academic and career goals. 1995-1996 Brian Bruso All USD student-athletes have access to advising, tutoring and mentoring services. The mentoring program, Access, was developed in 1999 and teams a graduate student in 1994-1995 the Counseling program with an athlete who would like to enhance study skills, learn Brian Bruso about campus resources and receive guidance on goal development and attainment. Student-athletes also have access to a quiet area where they can study or work in the 1993-1994 computer center. In addition, student-athletes are encouraged to utilize the campus Brian Bruso learning centers including the Writing, Math and Logic Centers as well as to take advantage of the resources available to them in the Career Center, Counseling Center and 1990-1991 Computer Labs. Keith Colvin WHERE ARE THEY NOW ? A sampling ofjust a few of our graduates - Brooks Barnhard, '94 Dir. of Christian Youth Sports Camps inSan Diego Michael Brown, '93 Assistant NBA Coach, San Antonio Spurs Michael C.ourtney, '98 Teacher/Head Basketball Coach, Woodside HS Nick Greene, '01 Financial Planner, Phoenix, AZ Brock Jacobsen, '99 Teacher/Asst. Basketball Coach, Glendora HS Nils Madden, '87 Regional Marketing Development Manager, Hewlett Packard In San Diego Mike Whitmarsh, '85 Professional Beach Volleyball Player Ryan Williams, '99 Accountant at Considine and Considine In San Diego

DID YOU KNOW? The family of Donald and Darlene Shiley made the largest donation in its long history of phi• ATHLETICS lanthropy in 2002, a $10 million naming gift for The University of San Diego is a member of the West Coast Conference for nearly what will be known as the Donald P. Shiley Cen• all sports and competes in 16 intercollegiate sports on the NCAA Division I level. ter for Science and Technology. Construction for the 150,000-square foot Center began in The football team is in its tenth season in the Pioneer Football League . Women's 2001. sports include: basketball, cross country, rowing, soccer, softball, swimming, ten­ nis and volleyball. Men's sports include: baseball, basketball, cross country, golf, The new Center, which opened this Fall, con­ football, rowing, soccer and tennis. Since 1990 USD teams have made 38 NCAA tains 73 state-of-the-art laboratory facilities for post-season appearances; garnered 35 All-America selections; had 32 Conference chemistry, biology, marine science and environ­ Coaches of the Year; 25 Conference Players of the Year; 14 Conference Freshmen mental studies, biochemistry, physics and re­ lated sciences. of the Year; won 13 conference championships; and 4 wee Scholar Athletes of the Year. Last year saw the men's basketball program win their first WCC Basketball Additionally, the building will include aquari• Tournament Championship and advance to the NCAA Tournament for the first time ums, an astronomy deck, an aviary, a green­ in sixteen years. house, and conference areas to accommodate gatherings of science-related groups and orga­ nizations. TORERO OUTLOOK Page 16

USDTOREROS LO.OK TO CONTINUE WINNING WAYS IN 2003-04 HEAD COACH BRAD HOLLAND: Head coach Brad Holland enters his 10th year at the helm of the Torero men's basketball program and his 2003-04 lineup will have quite a different look from the team that won last year's West Coast Conference Basketball Championship and advanced to the NCAA ,.._._.. Tournament. Gone from last year's 18-12 club are four senior start­ ers that accounted for 73.4% of the team's scoring punch - center Jason Keep (18.0 ppg), forward Jason Blair (17.1 ppg), guard Roy Morris (12.3 ppg) and team captain and point guard Matt Delzell (8.0 ppg). Despite the loss of four starters, Holland has consis­ tently proven over the past decade that he can mold his club into a cohesive group that plays well together as a team, and that will be r-•111111111 competitive game in and game out. THE RETURNING CLASS: USD's lone returning starter is junior wing Corey Belser who was named the team's Best Defensive Player this past year. Look for the athletic Belser, who averaged 4.1 ppg and 4.5 rpg, to be asked to increase his offensive output, something he was not expected to do this past year. Two other returners that were in the team's eight-man rotation include junior guard Mike McGrain and sophomore forward/center Nick Lewis. McGrain was the team's first guard off the bench this past season and is projected as the team's starting point guard. Lewis, who gave the Toreros instant offense off the bench and was named the team's Most Improved Player after averaging 8.6 ppg, will play a key role again in USD's plans at both ends of the floor. Other re­ turners back that will be counted on to produce include senior for­ ward-center Abdou Sane, senior shooting guard Brad Lechtenberg and sophomore guard Travis Smith. The Toreros will also have the luxury of getting the services of junior shooting guard Brett Melton. Melton, a transfer from the University of Illinois who sat out last season, should give the Toreros one of the league's most dangerous three-point threats. He'll be counted on to supply a lot of offense that USD will be missing from the loss of their four seniors. THE NEWCOMERS: The Torero coaching staff, which has concentrated on getting more athletic through their recruiting efforts, have a trio of incoming recruits who will be expected to contribute immediately - junior foward Brandon Gay (Missouri City, TX), junior forward/center Brice Vounang (Dschang, Cameroon) and freshman guard Michael Hubbard (Los Angeles, CA). Gay, a 6-8 forward from Seward County CC in Kansas, was named the Most Valuable Player of the Jay hawk West Conference after averaging 14.9 ppg and 8.4 rpg; Vounang averaged 18.0 ppg and 9.0 rpg at Eastern

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Oklahoma State Junior College while earning All-Bi-State Confer­ ence honors; and Hubbard, who sat out last season at Fullerton Jun­ ior College after he suffered a MCL injury to his right knee, will compete for playing time at the point guard slot. Avi Fogel, a 6-2 point guard out of nearby Torrey Pines High School, will walk-on this year with the Toreros after a stellar high school career with the Falcons. THE REDSHIRT CLASS: The Torero coaching staff has brought in three players that will sit out the upcoming campaign and won't be eligible until the 2004-05 season. This trio will play a key role in helping USD continue its winning ways with their everyday play in practices. Floyd North, III returns to San Diego after two years with the Oregon State pro­ gram. He started 33 of 57 games with the Beavers and last year averaged 5.3 ppg and 3.6 rpg. He prepped at Saint Augustine HS where he concluded his prep career with 2,039 points after averag­ ing 23.6 ppg his senior year. He was tabbed the San Diego Union­ Tribune Player of the Year. Also joining the Toreros is 6-9 center Andrew Zahn, by way of the University of Arizona and Biola, and 6-1 guard Ross DeRogatis, a transfer from Oklahoma State. TOUGH SCHEDULE AHEAD: The Toreros will once again play a very demanding and tough schedule with just four nonconference games slated for the friendly confines of the Jenny Craig Pavilion. USD will open their season at the Dell BCA Classic (Nov. 15- 17), an 8-team tourney which will be hosted by Xavier University. The Toreros will open with Oakland, and play either UC Irvine or Illinois-Chicago in the second game. They'll fol­ low that up with a trip to Creighton (Nov. 22) before hosting South­ ern Methodist (Nov. 28) and San Diego State (Dec. 3). Other tough road opponents include trips to Utah, UC Santa Barbara, Northern Arizona, Southwest Missouri State and New Mexico. The Toreros will also compete in the Arizona Holiday Classic (Dec. 29-30) and will face the host Sundevils in the first game. West Coast Confer­ ence play begins Jan. 15th at home with LMU and culminates with a tough trip to the Pacific Northwest against Gonzaga (Feb. 26; ESPN2 telecast) and Portland (Feb. 28). This year's WCC Tournament will be played at Santa Clara University (March 5-8, 2004).

Final 2002-2003 West Coast Conference Standings Team wee Overall Gonzaga 12-2 24-9 SAN DIEGO 10-4 18-12 San Francisco 9-5 15-14 Pepperdine 7-7 15-13 Saint Mary's 6-8 15-15 Santa Clara 4-10 13-15 Portland 4-10 11-17 Loyola Marymount 4-10 11-20

wee 1st Team - Jason Keep & Jason Blair

usdtoreros.com HEAD COACH BRAD HOLLAND Page 18 10th year Two-time WCC Coach of the Year The 2003-2004 season is Brad Holland's tenth at the helm of the USD men's basketball program. Holl and has guided USD to 88 victories over the past five seasons, including a personal-best 20 win season in 1999-2000. This past year he guided USD to an impressive 18-12 mark; to the 2003 West Coast Conference Basketball Championship title; and to the program's fi rst trip to the NCAA Tournament in sixteen years. This past season was highlighted early on by the team's 86-81 overtime win at UCLA. The Toreros would go on to ta ll y a 10-4 2nd place finish in the WCC standings. With the 2nd place mark the Toreros earned a double-bye into the WCC Tournament semifinals; they knocked off San Francisco in the semi­ final , then beat Gonzaga in front of a national TV audi ence in the title game to earn the league's automatic bid into the NCAA Tournament. They gave the Stanford Cardinal a battle before fall ing 77-69 in NCAA I st round action. Senior center Jason Keep became the program's first ever I st Team selection for District 15. Two seasons ago, for the second straight year, Holland guided the Toreros to a 16-13 mark and a semifinal appearance in the WCC Championships. The Toreros earned quality nonconference wins over UC Irvine and San Diego State (41h straight year), along with key WCC wins over Santa Clara (on the road) and San Francisco (twice). Senior guard Andre Laws became the first Torero since 1987 to earn District 15 honors (2"d Team). Four seasons ago he guided the Toreros to a 20-9 overall mark and I 0-4 WCC fin ish. The 20 wins and ------10 WCC victories were the school 's most since the 1987 season. For hi s efforts, Holland was named the WCC Coach of the Year by his peers for the second straight season. The Toreros won seven of their final ten games to finish strong again, a trait of Holland coached teams. The season was hi ghl ighted by WCC wins at Gonzaga (82-70), and at home over WCC champion Pepperdine (73-62). The Toreros finished 11 -2 at home, and were 9-7 on the road, including an excell ent 5-2 WCC road mark. He earned his first WCC Coach of the Year honor during the 1998-99 campaign when he directed USD to an 18-9 record and a second place finish in the West Coast Conference race (9-5 ). Highlights from the 1998-99 squad included the team' s victory over Texas in the Torero Tip-Off, and the team' s upset over then No. 25-ranked Gonzaga (75-59). In 1997-98 Holland guided USD to a 14-14 overall record and a third straight semifinal appearance in the West Coast Conference Tournament. The Toreros won five of their final eight contests and earned sol id victories over WCC champion Gonzaga, and two wins over WCC runner-up Pepperdine. Holland owns a ten-year mark of 144-111 at USD - including his two-year stint at Cal State Fullerton, his career coaching record sits at 167- 142. He has strung together five straight winning campaigns, and eight straight seasons with .500 or better records. Seven seasons ago he directed the Toreros to a 17-11 record; the 17 wins were a personal-best for Holland in six years as a coll egiate head coach. The Toreros advanced to the semifinals of the WCC Tournament after defeating Gonzaga in the opener. They finished the season on a strong note, winning seven of their fi nal nine. Included in the team's 17 victories were solid nonconference wins against San Jose State, Cal State Full erton, UC Santa Barbara and UC Irvine. Although they came up short , the Toreros pl ayed Kansas to seven points in Lawrence (72-79) and Stanford to two (70-72) at the San Diego Sports Arena. The 1995-96 club, hit with a variety of injuries throughout the year, finished strong and ended the year at 14-14. In hi s first year at USD Brad gu ided the Toreros to an 11-16 overall record and a fifth place finish in the West Coast Conference. The season was hi ghlighted early-on when the Toreros downed visiting Notre Dame, 90-76, on December 3rd before 6,522 fans at the San Diego Sports Arena. Prior to USD Holland won rave reviews for the manner in which he revitalized the Cal State Fullerton men's basketball program. During the 1992- 93 season, hi s first as a head coach, theTitans finished 15-12 and posted the school's first winning record in four years while going 10-8 in the Bi g West Conference. Along the way they beat every team in the conference except New Mexico State, capping the year with an exciting one-point home victory over nationally ranked UNL V. His 1993-94 team, which lost three players to season-ending injuries prior to the start of the season, fin ished 8-19 overall and eighth in Big West play. They did have some memorable victories - they won at Nevada and UC Santa Barbara' s Thunderdome; they won for the third year in a row at UC Irvine; and they knocked off UNL V with a 84-75 victory at the Thomas and Mack Center. Prior to hi s appointment at Cal State Fullerton, Holland was an assistant coach on Jim Harri ck' s staff at UCLA from August, 1988 to March, 1992. He helped the Bruins return to national prominence while compiling a ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 93-35 record that took them to four NCAA tournaments. Success as a ... head coach is merely the latest positive mark Holland has made on Southern California basketball. He was a basketball and football star at ... Crescenta Valley High School. He was a four-year basketball letterman ., at UCLA and pl ayed with the Los Angeles Lakers and two other ""' National Basketball Associati on teams before retiring in 1982 due to a '\.~\ ·. ff::} ; +~1 knee injury. He entered private business and also was a broadcaster for Prime Ticket from 1985 to 1988. Holland was the last player recruited by Coach John Wooden and became a part of four Pac- IO championship teams at UCLA from 1976 to 1979, two under Coach Gene Bartow and two under Coach Gary Cunningham. The Bruins went 102-17 during Holl ands' s play ing career and he was honorable mention All-America and second-team Academic All-Ameri ca as a senior. That year he averaged 17.5 points and 4.8 assists and had a .598 fie ld goal percentage, the best ever by a Bruin guard. He graduated in 1979 from UCLA with a B.A.degree in Sociology. The Lakers drafted Holl and in 1979, the 14th playertaken in the first round, and went on to win the 1980 NBA championship. The rookie guard scored eight points in the decisive sixth game at Philadel­ phia. He fini shed hi s playing career in 198 1-82 with Washington and Milwaukee. Holland and hi s wife, Leslie, reside in Carlsbad. They have three children - twins Kri stin and Lisa, fourth-year students at USD, The Holland Family and a son, Kyle. Brad & Leslie with kids (l-r): Kristin, Kyle, Lisa usdtoreros.com HEAD COACH BRAD HOLLAND Page 19

, BRAD HOLLAND YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD School Yr. Record San Diego 02-03 18-12 San Diego 01-02 16-13 San Diego 00-01 16-13 San Diego 99-00 2 0-9 San Diego 98-99 18-9 San Diego 97-98 14-14 San Diego 96-97 17-11 San Diego 95-96 14-14 San Diego 94-95 11-16 CS Fullerton 93-94 8-19 CS Fullerton 92-93 15-12 USD Record 9 Yrs. 144-111 Career Mark 11 Yrs. 167-142

Two-Time WCC Brad starred for the UCLA Bru­ Coach of the Year ins between 1976-79, with those teams ac­ 1999-2000 & 1998-1999 cumul ating a four-year record of 102-17 and winning four straight Pac-IO titles. As a senior, Brad was honorable mention AJI­ America and 2nd Team Academic All­ Boise State 1- 1 Notre Dame 1-1 America after averaging 17.5 ppg and Brigham Young 0-2 Occidental 2-0 shooting .598 from the field. Cal Poly - SLO 3-1 Oklahoma 0- 1 CS Dominguez Hills 2-0 Oklahoma Baptist 1-0 Cal State Fullerton 3-1 Oregon State 1-1 Cal State Long Beach 1-4 Pacific, U. of the 1-6 Cal State Northridge 5-2 Pepperdine 8-1 1 Chapman 1-0 Pomona Pitzer 1-0 Chicago State 1-0 Portland 13-7 Colorado 0-1 Portland State 3- 1 Colorado State 0-1 Purdue 0-1 Columbia 1-0 Sacramento State 1-0 Concordia-CA 4-0 Saint Mary's-CA 12-9 Dartmouth 1-0 Saint Francis-NY 1-0 Drake 0-2 San Diego State 5-2 Eastern Illinois 1-0 San Francisco 15-7 Eastern Washington 2-0 San Jose State 3-3 Elon College 1-0 Santa Clara 7- 11 Fresno State 0-0 Southern Methodist 0-1 Gonzaga 8-17 Southern Oregon 1-0 Hawaii 1-0 Southern Utah 2-0 Holy Names 1-0 Southwest Texas State 0- 1 Houston 0-1 Stanford 0-3 Idaho State 1-0 Texas 1-1 Iowa State 0-1 Texas-El Paso 0- 1 IUPUI 1-0 Troy State 1-0 Kansas 0-3 UC Irvine 8-3 Lehigh 1-0 UCLA 1- 1 Loyola Marymount 13-6 UC Riverside 2-0 Mercer 0-0 UC San Diego 2-0 Miami-Ohio 0-1 UC Santa Barbara 5-1 Monmouth 1-0 USC 0-2 Brad was drafted by the Los An­ Montana State 1-2 Utah 0-2 geles Lakers in 1979, the 14th player taken Nevada-Las Vegas 2-2 Utah State 1-4 in the first ro und, and went on to win the Nevada, U. of 5-4 Washington 1-1 1980 NBA championship. T he rookie New Mexico State 0-4 Wisconsin-Milwaukee 0-2 guard scored eight points in the decisive Northern Arizona 3-0 Wyoming 0-1 sixth game at Philadelphia. He finished Northern Iowa 1- 1 Ya le 1-0 his playing career in 1981-82 with Wash­ ington and Mi lwaukee. usdtoreros.com ASSISTANT COACHES Page 20 BRIAN FISH 2nd year Associate Head Coach Brian Fish enters his second year on staff where he is coach Brad Holland's top assistant. He begins hi s first season in the capacity of Associate Head Coach. The 37-year-old Fish came to USD from Texas Christian Uni versity where he was an assistant coach on Billy Tubbs' staff since 1996. At TCU Brian's ch ief responsibiliti es were as recruiting coordinator and in over­ seeing academics for the basketball team. Recognized as one of the finest young assis­ tant coaches in the coll ege ra nks, his input in recuiting helped build the TCU program into a national contender for six seasons with the team compili ng an overall record of 125-68 and advancing to postseason play three times. Prior to Texas Christian he gained coaching experience with stops at Creighton University ( 1994-96), Kansas State ( 1992- 94) and Marshall Un iversity (1989-92). A 1989 graduate of Marshall University (B.A. in Sports Management), Fish played two seasons for the Thundering Herd where as team captain he helped the squad to 25 and 26 win s, respectively. Fish began hi s collegiate play at Western Kentucky ( 1984-86) before transferring to Marshall. A native of Seymour, Indi ana, Fish was a first-team all-state selection at Seymour High School. Brian and hi s wife, Melyssa, are the parents of two children - Caryssa and Jordan. STEVE FLINT 4th year

Steve Flint is entering hi s fourth year as assistant men 's basketball coach at the Un iver­ sity of San Diego. He will again work closely with the Toreros big men, as well as play a leadi ng ro le in the team's recruiting and scouting efforts. He played a major role in Jason Keep's develop­ ment and success the past two years at USD. The 42-year-old Flint came to USD from Valparaiso University where he was an assis­ tant coach for five straight seasons. At Valparaiso, Flint was the primary coach for post players and was instrumental in VU's last six championship seasons in the Mid-Con­ tinent Conference and five straight NCAA Tournament appearances. In volved with the Crusaders' recruiting, Flint helped assemble the team that became the Cinderella story of the 1999 NCAA Tournament, advancing to the Sweet Sixteen. Prior to Valparaiso, Fli nt gained extensive experience as a coach and player. He served as the general manager of th e Columbus (Ohio) Basketball Club from Febru­ ary -August, 1995. While in Columbus, Flint was also the co-director of the Krider Basketball Camp and the Adidas Summer Shootout. A native ofHayfork, Cal ifornia in the northern part of th e state, Fli nt was head coach of basketball and footba ll at Hayfork HS from 199 1-93. A 1984 draft choice of th e Portland Trailblazers, Fli nt played for Jerry Tarkanian at UNLV from 1980-82 before earning a degree in Politi­ cal Science from UC San Diego in 1984.

usdtoreros.com ASSISTANT COACHES Page 21 SAM SCHOLL 4th year

Sam Scholl enters his fourth season on the Torero men's basketball coaching staff as an assistant, and his third as a full-time assistant to head coach Brad Holland. Scholl was the team's student assistant three years ago. Scholl, along with top assistant Brian Fish, will work closely with the Torero guards. He also has the responsibility for film ex­ change; he is the team's academic coordina­ tor for the players; and together with the rest of the staff, Sam works with scouting, recruit­ ing and the other day-to-day operations of the program. Scholl, the Toreros' lone senior on the team's 20-9 squad from 1999-2000, played guard for San Diego for two straight seasons. Prior to USD he played two seasons at Tacoma Community Coll ege in Tacoma, Wash­ ington. From Gig Harbor, Washington, Sam completed his undergraduate degree in Sociology at the University of San Diego in 200 I. During the summers he oversees and runs the USO Boys Basketball Camps and this coming summer will be assisted by Nick Earnest. This past August Sam and his wife Heather were married. They reside in Del Mar, California. NICK EARNEST 1st year Head Team Manager Nick Earnest begins his first season on the USO Toreros coaching staff as the Head Team Manager. He'll assist head coach Brad Holland and the rest of the staff with th e daily operations of the basketball program, and oversee the student managers. Earnest will also assist Sam Scholl with all of the boys summer camp programs.

Prior to USO Nick was at the University of Wyoming (2002-03) in the position of Ad­ ministrative Assistant Basketball Coach for the Cowboys program. He helped prepare and organize home visit booklets and itineraries for the official campus visits; he created a recruiting database with information on over 1,000 prospective student-athletes; he developed scout tapes for more than 15 games; and he composed and distributed letters to prospective student-athletes.

Before his one year at Wyoming Nick earned additional experience with stops at Stephen F. Austin (2001-02) as the administrative assistant for the men's basketball program, and at Texas Christian University (1999-2001) where he was Head Manager. He was also a basketball teacher and coach at various U.S. campuses for youth basketball camps between 1998-1999.

During his time at Stephen F. Austin he was an instructor for the university where he taught basketball, tennis, softball, jogging and weight training courses. He also substituted for numerous other kinesiology courses at the university. He earned his B.S. degree from Texas Christian in Health and Human Services in May, 200 I where his major was Sports and Recreational Leadership. He went on to earn his Master of Science degree in May, 2003 from Wyoming where hi s major was Kinesiology and Health.

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Sitting 1-r: Avi Fogel, Brad Lechtenberg, Head Team Manager Nick Earnest, Asst. Coach Steve Flint, Head Coach Brad Holland, Asst. Coach Brian Fish, Asst. Coach Sam Scholl, Brett Melton, Ross DeRogatis. Standing l-r: Travis Smith, Mike McGrain, Floyd North, Abdou Sane, Nick Lewis, Andrew Zahn, Brandon Gay, Brice Vo unang, Corey S eise,; Michael Hubbard. 2003-2004 UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO MEN'S BASKETBALL ROSTER

NO NAME POS HT WT YR EXP. HOMETOWN/LAST SCHOOL 00* Brett Melton G 6-5 192 JR TR Campaign, IL/U. of Illinois I Abdou Sane F 6-9 200 SR IV Dakar, Senegal/Erie CC 3 Travis Smith G 6-3 200 so IV San C lemente, CA/Santa Margarita Catholic HS 4 Brad Lechtenberg G 6-2 185 SR IV Walnut Creek, CA/Grossmont JC 5 Brandon Gay F 6-8 220 JR JC Missouri City, TX/Seward County CC (KS) II Michael Hubbard G 6-4 190 FR HS Los Angeles, CA/Bellflower HS 12 Brice Vounang F-C 6-8 250 JR 2JC Dschang, Cameroon/Eastern Oklahoma St. JC 14 # Ross DeRogatis G 6-1 175 so TR Mansfield, TX/Oklahoma State 20 Mike McGrain G 6-3 2 12 JR 2V Portland, OR/Jesuit HS 23 Avi Fogel G 6-2 170 FR HS San Diego, CA/Torrey Pines HS 32 Corey Belser G-F 6-7 215 JR 2V Tacoma, WA/Bethel HS 33 # Andrew Zahn C 6-9 255 SR TR Hermosa Beach, CA/Biola 42 Nick Lewis F-C 6-1 0 235 so IV Paradise Valley, AZ/Brophy College Prep 44 # Floyd North, 111 G-F 6-5 220 JR TR San Diego, CA/Oregon State Head Coach: Brad Holland ( I 0th Year) Associate Head Coach: Brian Fish (2nd Year) Assistants: Steve Flint ( 4th Year) , Sam Scholl ( 4th Year) Head Team Manager: N ick Earnest ( 1st Year)

* Denotes players that sat out the 2002-2003 season ; # Denotes players that will sit out 2003-2004 year. usdtoreros.com SENIOR BRAD LECHTENBERG Page 23

BRAD LECHTENBERG #4 6-2 Senior Guard Walnut Creek, CA

NOTEWORTHY: One ofjust two seniors (with Abou Sane) ... will compete for playing time at the shooting guard slot, but could see action at the point as well ... last year gave USD a big boost with his three-point shooting ability.

2002-2003 AT USD: Sharp-shooter played some key minutes for Toreros last season ... he scored 14 points and 13 points in back-to-back road losses at Nevada (Dec. 28, 2002) and Southern Methodist (Jan. 2, 2003) ... he made four three-pointers in the first half at Pepperdine (Jan. 18 , 2003) in helping the Toreros earn a key 88-73 West Coast Conference road win .. . he then poured in 3-of-6 treys at home against San Francisco (Jan. 25 , 2003) a week later in helping the Toreros to a 74-69 victory ... he tallied five games where he made at least 3 three-pointers ... he played a personal-best 27 minutes twice against Nevada and Pepperdine.

2001-2002 AT USO: Sat out the 2001-02 season after transferring from Grossmont Junior College.

JUNIOR COLLEGE: Three seasons ago earned I st Team All-Pa­ cific Coast honors with team going 18-13 ... he led the Pacific Coast Conference in three-point percentage, three-pointers made and free throw percentage.

HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at Northgate High in Bay Area ... did not play during his senior season .. . junior year averaged 19 points per game and earned I st Team All-Bay Valley Athletic League hon­ ors with team going 23 -8 ... also lettered in volleyball, cross country and tennis ... Student Body President senior year in high school.

PERSONAL: Born on May 6, 1981 in Provo, Utah ... chose USD for its basketball program and location ... also recruited by Portland State, Northern Arizona and Montana .. . History major; Communica­ tions minor. -·

BRAD LECHTENBERG CAREER STATISTICS -- 2002-2003 TOTAL 3PT YEAR G-GS MIN FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT A PF STL TO BLK PTS AVG REB-AVG 02-03 20-0 8.2 27-74 .365 24-61 .393 3-5 .600 8 17 3 13 1 81 4.1 8-0.4

usdtoreros.com SENIOR ABDOU SANE Page 24

ABDOU SANE #1 6-9 Senior Forward-Center Dakar, Senegal

NOTEWORTHY: Thi s past season was just his thi rd year of pl aying organi zed basket­ ball ... thi s season he will compete fo r pl aying time at both fo rward and center.

2002-2003 AT USO: Appeared in 16 games last season ... played a season hi gh 17 minutes at Gonzaga Uni versity (Jan. 30, 2003) and responded w ith a season-best 4 points and 3 rebounds ... he totaled a personal-best 5 rebounds in the team's 78-77 win at Port- land (Feb. I, 2003) ... he scored in eight contests last season fo r the Toreros and talli ed 3 or more rebounds in fo ur games ... he totaled 2 blocked shots twice (at LM U; at Sain t Mary's).

COLLEGE: Pl ayed hi s first two years of organi zed basketball at Erie Community Coll ege in Buffa lo, New York ... during hi s second year (200 1-02) he averaged 7.4 poin ts per game and 8.0 rebounds per game whil e leadin g th e conference in bl ocked shots (4.0 bpg) ... he converted 55. 7% (73-for-1 3 1) of his overall shots from the fi eld ... duri ng hi s freshman year (2000-0 I) he averaged 11 .0 points, 8.0 re­ bounds and 4.0 bl ocked shots ... at th e Junior Coll ege Nati onal Tour­ nament he averaged I 0. 0 ppg and 11 .0 rpg ... earned Most Improved Pl ayer award from th e Western New York Athletic Confe rence.

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Delafosse Hi gh School in Senegal but di d not pl ay organi zed basketball.

PERSONAL: Born on April I, 1978 in Dakar, Senegal ... chose US O fo r quality basketball program ... also recruited by N iagara, Bu ffa lo, Tennessee-Martin, and a few oth ers .. . speaks fo ur languages fluentl y ... Busin ess major.

ABDOU SANE CAREER STATISTICS -- 2002-2003

TOTAL 3PT YEAR G-GS MIN FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT•FTA PCT A PF STL TO BLK PTS AVG REB-AVG 02-03 16-0 7.1 8-22 .364 0-2 .000 2-11 .182 0 23 5 12 8 18 1. 1 24-1 .5

usdtoreros.com JUNIOR COREY BELSER Page 25

COREY BELSER #32 6-7 Junior Forward Tacoma, WA

NOTEWORTHY: Enters third year with Toreros ... earned Best Defensive Player award last year, as well as Recruiting Award (given by coaching staff) ... last season was usuall y assigned opponent's top scorer ... in WCC Tourney title game held WCC Player of the Year Bl ake Stepp to IO points ... started last 24 games of season with team going 15-9 ... named to Mid-Major All­ Defensive Team (coll egeinsider.com).

2002-2003 AT US O: Averaged 25.2 minutes a game while earning 24 starts and playing in all 30 games ... averaged 4.1 ppg and 4.5 rpg (3rd on team) .. . at Southern Methodist totaled a double­ double with 12 points and 13 rebounds; also had 5 assists and 3 steals in the game ... totaled 8 points and 8 rebounds in road win at Portland ... scored 9 points in home wi n over Portland, making all 3 shots from floor, including a trey.

2001-2002 AT USO: Freshman year played in 27 games and earned one start at Saint Mary's College where he pl ayed a season-best 19 minutes ... scored in double digits once netting 11 points in home victory over Portland ... against the Pilots made 3-of-5 shots from the field ( 1-3 in treys) and 4-of- 7 free throws ... scored 8 points against the Un iversity of Wash ington, and 7 points at home against Santa Clara .. . also grabbed a personal-best 7 boards at Portland, and tallied 2 steals in three contests (UC San Diego, Boise State, at Saint Mary's) ... against Santa Clara at home made 3-of-4 shots from the field, finishing with 7 poin ts and 4 rebounds in 16 minutes of acti on.

HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at Bethel High School where he lettered in both basketball and football , and was team captain in both sports .. . as a senior averaged 19.4 points per game and 9.0 rebounds with team going 22- 7 ... converted 75% of hi s free throw attempts and 40% from three-point range .. . team advanced to 4A state tourn ament and finished wi th a No. 8 state ranking ... named Tacoma News Tribune Al l-Area Player of the Year ... First Team All-State and District ... South Puget Sound League Most Valu­ able Player ... a McDonald's All-American candidate and a High School Wendy's Heisman candi date, he was selected to participate in three all-star games - he played against current teammate Mike McGrain in the Oregon­ Washington All-Star game ( 19 points) ... summer after seni or year pl ayed with George Karl's Friends of Hoop .. . as a junior he averaged 13 points and 6 rebounds per game as team fini shed 23 -6 ( I st in league; 2nd in Di strict and State) ... played receiver and safety in football, earning First Team All­ League honors ... team pl aced 2nd in State Playoffs senior year.

PERSONAL: Born on November 22, 1982 in Nuremberg, Germany ... chose USO for strong academics, location and weather, and basketball pro­ gram ... also recruited by Oregon, Oregon State and Rutgers ... parents are Aaron and Charlotte Belser of Spanaway, Washington ... brother Chris is a wide receiver at University of Idaho ... Urban Studies major; Communica­ tions minor. COREY BELSER CAREER STATISTICS -- 2001-2003 TOTAL 3PT YEAR G-GS MIN FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT A PF STL TO BLK PTS AVG REB-AVG 01-02 27-1 215 15-53 .283 .3-17 .176 16-28 .571 9 43 11 12 7 49 1.8 52-1 .9 02-03 30-24 757 39-96 .406 8-29 .276 37-59 .627 56 82 29 39 19 123 4.1 135-4.5 TOT 57-25 17.1 54-149 .362 11-46 .239 53-87 .609 65 125 40 51 26 172 3.0 187-3.3

usdtoreros.com JUNIOR MIKE McGRAIN Page 26

MIKE McGRAIN #20 6-3 Junior Guard Portland, OR

NOTEWORTHY: Last season was the first guard in off the bench ... excellent floor leader at point guard position .. . played just 4 minutes through first five WCC contests, then started at Portland and played 31 minutes in leading Toreros to a key 78-77 road win with 6 points and 5 assists .. . played 27 minutes in NCAA Tournament game against Stanford with 5 points and 6 rebounds.

2002-2003 AT USO: Averaged 16.8 minutes a game playing in 27 games ... worked his way into team's 8-man rotation ... averaged 2.0 points per game and 2.8 assists ... scored 7 points in back-to-back games against BYU and UC San Diego .. . totaled 5 points, 9 assists and 5 rebounds in home win over UC Riv­ erside ... dished out 8 assists in home win over Portland.

2001-2002 AT USO: Team's starting point guard the first 21 games before going down with a foot injury ... returned to play 4 minutes against USF in WCC Tourney opener, but did not play in semifinal contest ... averaged 4.2 points per game, 3.3 rebounds per game and 2.9 assists per game ... reached double digits once in the scoring col­ umn finishing with 11 points against Southern Oregon (made 3-of-3 three-pointers, and 2-of-4 free throws) ... also tallied personal-bests of 8 rebounds (vs. Troy State) and 7 assists (vs. Santa Clara at home) ... in road win at Cal State Northridge, scored 7 points and grabbed 7 rebounds; he also made 5-of-6 from the charity stripe ... although he struggled from the free throw line the first half of the season, over the fina l six games he appeared in he converted 15-of-21 (.714).

HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at Jesuit HS in Portland, Oregon where he lettered in both basketball and football ... senior year helped team to 22-4 mark and final ranking of7th in state ... averaged 12.0 ppg, l 0 assists and 6 rpg while earning 1st Team All-Metro and 2nd Team All-State honors ... junior year averaged 15 ppg, 8 assists and 6 re­ bounds with team finishing 25-3 overall and 3rd in the state playoffs ... selected 1st Team All-Metro, 3rd Team All-State ... sophomore campaign averaged 6 points per game and 9 assists per game with team going 26-2 overall and winning the state championship ... also had successful football prep career ... a 3-year letterman, Mike was selected l st Team All -Metro and I st Team All-State as a quarterback.

PERSONAL: Born on June 18, 1982 in Fairfax, Virginia ... chose the University of San Diego for strong academics and basketball pro­ gram ... also recruited by Illinois, Utah, Oregon State and Nevada ... was offered football scholarships from Texas and Washington ... par­ ents are Robert and Michele McGrain of Portland, Oregon ... History major. MIKE McGRAIN CAREER STATISTICS -- 2001-2003 TOTAL 3PT YEAR G-GS MIN FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT A PF STL TO BLK PTS AVG REB-AVG 01-02 22-21 512 27-69 .391 6-1 8 .333 33-62 .532 63 45 20 54 1 93 4.2 73-3.3 02-03 27-02 453 13-42 .310 3-12 .250 25-37 .676 75 44 19 43 1 54 2.0 49-1.8 TOT 49-23 19.7 40-111 .360 9-30 .300 58-99 .586 138 89 39 97 2 147 3.0 122-2.5

usdtoreros.com SOPHOMORE NICK LEWIS Page 27

NICK LEWIS #42 6-10 Sophomore F-C Paradise Valley, AZ

NOTEWORTHY: Selected team's Most Improved Pl ayer ... one of the top freshmen in the West Coast Conference last season ... named to the AII-WCC Tournament Team ... scored 14 points in WCC title victory over Gonzaga ... scored 8 points and grabbed 4 rebounds against Stanford in NCAA first round tournament game.

2002-2003 AT USD: First forward/center off the bench ... was rangy player with solid inside moves and three-point range ... averaged 8.6 points per game and 3. 7 rebounds per game ... scored in double figures in IO games with a season-best 19 points vs. Cal State Northridge ... r=====~=====~=~=====:i tossed in 18 points in road win at Portland ... totaled IO points and 4 rebounds in win at UCLA ... missed four straight games with knee sprain then returned to score 8 points at San Diego State.

2001-2002 AT USD: Appeared in three games last season before sitting out the year with a hip injury ... played 8 minutes in win over UC San Diego finishing with 4 points and 2 assists ... also saw action against BYU and Washington.

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Brophy College Preparatory ... senior year averaged 20 points per game, IO rebounds and 3 blocked shots as team finished 21 -7 and were state runner-up ... I st Team All-State, First Team A ll- Desert Valley Region and named All -Tourney at McClintock Tournament ... junior campaign he averaged 19 points per game, 6 rebounds and 2 blocked shots with team going 20-8 and reaching the state quarterfinals ... sophomore season he averaged 6 points and 2 rebounds as team finished 22-6 overall and reached the quarterfinals of the state championships ... also played for the Phoe­ nix Catholic "Pump and Run" club team where he averaged 18 points, 8 rebounds and 3 blocked shots .. . as a member of the high school volleyball team he earned First Team All-State honors and helped lead his club to the State Championship.

PERSONAL: Born on April 20, 1983 in Portland, Oregon ... chose USO for its great location, and an opportunity to continue his educa­ tion and basketball career ... also recruited by Gonzaga, Rutgers, Utah, Arizona State, Richmond and Santa Clara ... parents are John and Melodie Lewis of Paradise Va ll ey, Arizona ... his dad, John, played baseball at the University of Nevada, Reno ... International Business maJor.

NICK LEWIS CAREER STATISTICS -- 2001-2003 TOTAL 3PT YEAR G-GS MIN FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT A PF STL TO BLK PTS AVG REB-AVG 01-02 3-0 13 1-5 .200 0-3 .000 3-4 .750 2 1 0 0 2 5 1.7 2-0.7 02-03 26-3 485 81-178 .455 17-56 .304 45-61 .738 15 60 8 59 21 224 8.6 96-3.7 TOT 29-3 17.2 82-183 .448 17-59 .288 48-65 .738 17 61 8 59 23 229 7.9 98-3.4

usdtoreros.com SOPHOMORE TRAVIS SMITH Page 28

TRAVIS SMITH #3 6-3 Sophomore Guard San Clemente, CA

NOTEWORTHY: Will compete for playing time at the point guard position ... last season as a freshman started the first 7 games at point guard with the Toreros winning three of those games ... he played a major role in the team's 86-8 1 overtime upset of the then No. 14-ranked UCLA Bruins a t Pauley Pavilion on November 26, 2002 - in that huge upset Travis pl ayed a season-best 32 minutes and ran the offense while di shing out 4 assists and committing just 2 turnovers.

2002-2003 AT USO: Played in 22 games with 8 starts ... season-best IO points in team's 84-64 road win at UC Riverside (Nov. 30, 2002) making 2-of-6 three pointers and dishing out 4 assists ... personal­ best 8 assists in 74-69 home win over San Francisco (Jan. 25, 2003) ... played a season-best 32 minutes in 86-81 overtime wi n over No. 14 UCLA .. . had one start in WCC play on Jan. 11th at home again st Santa C lara and responded with 8 points, making 3-of-5 shots from the fi eld including 2-of-3 treys ... he converted 5-of-6 free throws in 14 minutes in road loss at Gonzaga.

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Santa Margarita Catholic High School where in his seni or year (200 1-02) he averaged 14 ppg, 7 rpg and 7 assists with team going 24-5 ... named All-Tournament Big Time (adidas) .. . junior year (2000-0 I) averaged 11 ppg, 6 rpg and 5 assists with team going 23-4 ... named Most Valuable Player at Cal Poly SLO Tournament ... sophomore year team went 23-4.

PERSONAL: Born on August 29, 1983 in Huntington Beach, CA ... chose USO fo r basketball program, academi cs and location ... also recruited by LMU, Portland State, UC Santa Barbara and Pepperdine .. . played for Southern Cali fo rnia All- Stars club team ... Business major; Leadership minor.

TRAVIS SMITH CAREER STATISTICS -- 2002-2003 TOTAL 3PT YEAR G-GS MIN FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT A PF STL TO BLK PTS AVG REB-AVG 02-03 22-8 13.5 14-45 .311 5-23 .217 7-15 .467 35 35 4 27 1 40 1.8 19-0.9

usdtoreros. com JUNIOR BRETT MELTON Page 29

BRETT MELTON #00 6-5 Junior Guard Champaign, IL

USD: Sat out this past season after transferring from the University of Illinois. Is pro­ jected to start at shooting guard for the Toreros where he wi ll supply the team with out­ standing outside shooting abil ity.

COLLEGE: Played two years at the Uni versity of Illinois (2000-02) with the team going a combined 53-17, winning two Big Ten Championships, and reaching the Elite Eight (2000-01) and Sweet Sixteen (200 1-02) ... during hi s sophomore season (2001-02) with the Fighting Ill ini, Brett appeared in 7 contests, making 4-of-8 three-pointers and 5-of-11 shots from the field ... during his freshman year he saw action in 18 games ... he scored 8 points against Kansas State and scored 7 points in win over Michi gan.

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Mahomet-Seymour where he averaged 18 points, 4.5 rebounds and 3 assists for hi s hi gh school career ... averaged 24.9 points during his senior year with team going 18-11 ... was a Top- I 00 pick by Bob Gibbons ... named Champaign-Urbana News Gazette 1999 and 2000 All-Area Player of the Year ... I st Team All-State seni or year; 2nd Team All-State junior season ... as a junior set News-Gazette Holiday Tournament record with 112 points in 3 games, making 22 of 35 three pointers ... during his junior campaign he averaged 24.0 ppg with squad going 22-7 .. . sophomore year averaged 22.0 ppg with team finishing 18-10.

PERSONAL: Born on May 15, 1981 in Champaign, Illinois .. . parents are Mike and Cindy Melton of Mahomet, Illinois ... chose USO for the opportunity to help program continue to build, and for a great education ... out of high school was recruited by all the Big-] 0 schools, and numerous other top programs in the country ... club team (I ll inois Warriors) won Nike National Championship ... played on AAU team that consisted of three players that have reached NBA and five other players that reached the major col lege level ... hobbies include playing video games, li stening to music and golf ... Commu­ nications major.

BRETT MELTON CAREER STATISTICS -- 2000-2003 TOTAL 3PT YEAR G-GS MIN FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT A PF STL TO BLK PTS AVG REB-AVG 02-03 DNP 01-02* 7-0 44 5-11 .455 4-8 .500 3-5 .600 2 2 0 1 0 17 2.4 3-0.4 00-01 * 28-0 157 15-59 .254 8-40 .200 5-8 .625 7 13 3 10 1 43 1.5 23-0.8 TOT 35-0 5.7 20-70 .286 12-48 .250 8-13 .61 5 9 15 3 11 1 60 1.7 26-0.7 • denotes University of Illinois statistics

usdtoreros.com BRANDON GAY & BRICE VOUNANG Page 30

BRANDON GAY #5 6-8 Junior Forward Missouri City, TX

NOTEWORTHY: Named Most Valuable Player in Jayhawk West Conference this past season while playing at Seward County Community College in Kansas.

JUNIOR COLLEGE: Played this past season at Seward County Community College where he was MVP of Jayhawk Conference, I st Team All-Conference and All-Region VI ... played in 31 games (25-6) where he averaged 14.9 ppg and 8.4 rpg while shooting 49.4% from the field ( l 59x322), 35.9% from three-point (28x78) and 83.5% from the charity stripe ( l l 6x 139) ... added 34 blocks and 24 steals.

COLLEGE: Started career at Southern Mississippi where he redshirted his freshman year (2000-0 I), then played half of the season in 2001 -02 before deciding to transfer out.

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Stafford HS in Houston where he played four years of varsity ... senior year averaged 21.0 ppg and 13.0 rpg while shooting 51 % from field and 87% from free throw line, and team (26-6) winning District ... earned the following honors after senior year - team MVP, District MVP, 1st Team All-District, I st Team All-Region, and 1st Team All­ State honors .. . junior year averaged 16.0 ppg and I 0.0 rpg.

PERSONAL: Born on August 8, 1982 in Houston, Texas ... parents are Donald and Beverly Gay of Houston, TX ... his father, Donald, played basketball at Sam Houston State University .. . chose USO for basketball program on the rise, campus and quality education .. . was also recruited by Oklahoma State, Houston and Kansas State .. hobbies include playing video games, relaxing and working out ... Sociology major.

BRICE VOUNANG #12 6-8 Junior FIC Dschang, Cameroon

NOTEWORTHY: Expected to add inside presence at power forward and center ... strong post-up player ... plays well with back to the basket.

JUNIOR COLLEGE: Played two seasons at Eastern Oklahoma State Junior College (Wilburton, OK) ... th is past season he earned All-Bi-State Conference and All-National Junior College Athletic Association Region 2 honors ... averaged 18.0 ppg and 9.0 rpg while shooting 63% from the field and 68% from the free throw line ... team went 25-7 and were Region 11 runner-up ... freshman year averaged 12.0 ppg and 8.0 rpg.

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Lycee of Dschang in Dschang, Cameroon ... played three years of high school basketball where he was the MVP of the conference ... senior year averaged 25.0 ppg and 12.0 rpg.

PERSONAL: Born on December 3, 1982 ... chose USD for basketball program, coaching staff, and beautiful city and weather ... also recruited by Arkansas State, So. Mississippi, Mississippi State ... Business Administration major.

usdtoreros.com FLOYD NORTH & MICHAEL HUBBARD Page 31

FLOYD NORTH, III #44 6-5 Junior Guard/Forward San Die o, CA

NOTEWORTHY: Will sit out this coming season after transferring from Oregon State University ... will have two years of eligibility.

COLLEGE: Played last two years at Oregon State ... started 33 of 57 games he played in , including 21 of 28 his sophomore season ... last year averaged 5.3 ppg and 3.6 rpg while shooting 38.3% from the field, 24.5% from three-point range and 65.9% from the charity stripe .. . during his freshman year he played in all 29 games with 12 starts ... he shot 50.5% from the field (53-of- l 05) and his high-point games were 11 against Stanford and Oregon ... his two-year averages in 57 games at OSU were 5.0 ppg, 3.2 rpg, 43 .5% from the field and 31.6% on treys.

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended St. Augustine HS in San Diego where he played for Mike Haupt (former USO player and assistant coach) ... started all four years at the two-guard ... averaged 23 .6 ppg and 9.2 rpg as a senior in leading the Saints to a 23-7 record ... led the team to the CIF-San Diego Section Division Ill title and a berth in the So. California Regional Division Ill championship game ... Western League MVP ... concluded his career with 2,039 points; only the fifth player in San Diego County history with 2,000-plus points ... San Diego Union-Tribune Player of the Year ... also lettered two years in baseball.

PERSONAL: Born January 21, 1983 in San Diego ... parents are Floyd Jr. , and Denise North of San Diego ... chose USO for coaching staff and to be part of a winning program ... Urban Studies major.

MICHAEL HUBBARD #11 6-4 Freshman Guard Los Angeles, CA

NOTEWORTHY: Attended Fullerton Junior College this past year but did not play as he was recovering from right knee injury (MCL). Will compete for playing time at the point guard position.

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Bellflower High School in Bellflower, CA ... senior year (2001-02) averaged 20.0 points per game and 5.0 rebounds per game while shooting 44% from the field, 79.0% from the free throw line and 34% from three-point range ... team went 16-1 I and advanced to 2nd round of CI F Playoffs where they lost to Martin Luther King ... selected 1st Team All-CIF, Press Telegram All-Dream Team, team Most Valuable Player, and All-Tournament at Los Alamitos, Brea Olinda and North Orange County ... junior year averaged 9.0 points per game and 4.0 rebounds per game.

PERSONAL: Born on September 28, I 984 in Los Angeles, California ... parents are Eric and Gloria Hubbard of Bell­ flower, CA ... chose USO for strong basketball program, excellent education and being close to home ... also recruited by New Mexico, Rider, Saint Mary's and six Big West schools ... hobbies include listening to music, playing video games, going to movies and shopping ... undeclared major.

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AVI FOGEL #23 6-2 Freshman Guard San Diego, CA

NOTEWORTHY: Walk-on played at nearby Torrey Pines High School for coach John O li ve ... was a McDonald's All-America nominee senior year.

HIGH SC HOOL: Last season averaged 21.0 ppg for Torrey Pines Falcons ... pl ayed on three straight Palomar League championship teams ... 2003 Al l-County (NC Times), AII- C IF (San Di ego Section) and First Team All-Palomar ... named 2003 Most Outstandin g Athl ete at Torrey Pines senior year ... Hi gh School Al l-American Team Selecti on (Jewish Sports Review) ... three- time All-Tournament selection ... 2003 Adidas Double Pump MVP (Easter Classic) .. . junior year averaged 16.0 ppg ... played fo r Team USA at U.S. Nati onal Maccabi Basketball Team ( 16 U) at 16th World Maccabiah Games in Jerusalem, Israel where he was selected MVP and Team Captain.

PERSONAL: Born on March 8, 1985 in Santa Monica, CA ... parents are Zev and Cheryl Fogel of San Diego ... chose USO for great coaching staff with program on the rise and excell ent academic environment ... also recruited by Princeton, Colgate, Northern Arizona, Cal Poly ... Undeclared m ajor. ROSS DeROGATIS #14 6-1 Sophomore Guard Mansfield, TX

NOTEWORTHY: Will redshirt this season after transferring from Oklahoma State.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played at Mansfield HS for coach Rob McQuaid ... senior year averaged 23.7 ppg while earning All -Region, All-Area and All-District honors ... junior year averaged 15. 0 ppg with team advancing to I st round of playoffs .. . was Al l- Area and All-Distri ct ... sopho­ more year averaged I 0.0 ppg with team reaching 3rd round of playoffs ... played for Team Texas club team that were AAU Super Showcase National Champions.

PERSONAL: Born on December 12, 1983 in Arl ington, Texas ... parents are Robert and Jani s DeRogatis of Mansfield, TX .. . c hose USO for basketball program and quality education .. . other schools that recruited Ross include SW Texas State, Air Force, Furman and Gonzaga .. . Business major.

ANDREW ZAHN #33 6-9 Senior Center Hermosa Beach, CA

NOTEWORTHY: Will redshirt thi s season after transferring from Biola University ... will have one year with the Toreros ... while at Arizona he played against Brett Melton (Illinois).

COLLEGE: Started career at Ari zona where he redshirted during the 2000-200 I campaign, then pl ayed in a reserve role in 2001-2002. Transferred to Bio la this past year where he aver­ aged 7.0 ppg a nd shot 64% from the field and 85% from the free throw line .. . the Eagles fini shed 21-11 and lost in the first round of the GSAC playoffs.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played at Redondo Union HS where he was a 4-year starter ... averaged 16.0 ppg and I 0.0 rpg senior year and earned I st Team Al l-Area and AII -C IF honors .. . team advanced to C IF semifinals ... was a Honorable Mention McDonald's All-America selection ... junior year averaged 20.0 ppg/11 .0 rpg ... sophomore year team fini shed 29-4 and lost in final of C IF Championships.

PERSONAL: Born on March 3, 1982 in Gardena, CA ... parents are Chet & Cathy Zahn of Hermosa Beach, CA ... chose USO for basketball program and being close to home ... younger brother (Adam) pl ays basketball at the University of Oregon ... Psychology major. usdtoreros.com I ALL-TIME OPPONENT RECORDS Page 33 Ab il ene 0-1 Israeli Olympics 1-0 Samford 1-0 Air Force Academy 1-3 IUPUI 1-0 San Diego State 16-18 Alma (MI) 1-0 Junior Co ll eges 5-0 San Francisco, U. of 26-23 Arizona 0-2 Kansas, U. of 0-3 San Francisco State 0-1 Arizona State 0-1 Lamar Tech 1-0 San Jose State 5-3 Athletes In Action 1-4 LaSalle (Mexico) 1-0 Santa Clara 21-28 Auburn 0-1 La Verne, U. of 11-3 Seattle Pacific 1-1 Aurora Coll ege 1-0 Lehigh 3-0 Seattle 0-2 Australi an Teams 3-0 Los Angeles Pacific 1-0 Seton Ha ll 0-1 Azusa Pacific 5-2 Loyola College (MD) 1-0 Sonoma State 1- 1 Bethel Coll ege 1-0 Loyola Marymount 32-33 South Alabama 0-1 Biola University 5-4 Luther Coll ege 1-0 Southern Cal Coll ege 5- 1 Bo ise State 3-2 Manchester 1-0 Southern Methodist 1-2 Briar Cli ff College 0-1 Manhattan College 1-0 Southeastern Louisiana 1-1 Brigham Young 0-2 Mari st 1-0 Southern Illinois 0- 1 Brown 1-0 Mercer 0-0 Southern Oregon 1-0 Cal Baptist 7-0 Miami- Ohio 0-1 Southern Utah 9-0 Cal Lutheran 4-0 Military Teams 21-34 Spring Arbor Co ll ege (Ml) 2-0 Cal Poly Pomona 13-19 Missouri-Kansas City 1-0 Stanford 1-3 Cal Poly San Luis Obispo 7-9 Monm outh U. (NJ) 1-0 Stephen F. Austin 1-1 Cal State Bakersfield 1-2 Montana State 2-5 S.W. Missouri State 0-1 CS Dominguez Hill s 12-2 Montana, U. of 3-2 S. W. Texas State 0- 1 Cal State Fullerton 12-14 Mount Marty Co ll ege 1-0 Tabor College 1-0 Cal State Hayward 6-2 Nebraska Wesleyan 1-0 Tahoe Co ll ege 0-1 Ca l State Long Beach 6-9 Nevada (Las Vegas), U. of 0-1 Taylor Un iversity 1-0 Ca l State Los Angeles 8-9 Nevada (Reno), U. of 3-10 Tennessee-Martin 1-0 Ca l State Northridge 16- 12 Nevada Southern 3-4 Texas 1-1 Cal State Stanislaus 2- 1 New Mexico, U. of 1-0 Texas-Arlington 1-0 Ca nisi us 1-0 New Mexico Highlands 1-0 Texas-El Paso 0- 1 Carroll College 2-2 New Orleans 0-1 Texas Tech 1-1 Centenary 1-1 North Park 0-1 Toledo, U. of 0- 1 Chaminade Co ll ege 1-0 North Texas 1-2 Trinity (Texas) 1-2 Chapman College 16-10 Northern Arizona 7-7 Troy State 1-0 Chicago State 1-0 Northern Colorado 1-1 U.C. Berkeley 0-2 Claremont Coll ege 1-1 Notre Dame 1-2 U.C. Davis 3-1 Cleveland State 0-1 Oakland 0-0 U.C. Irvine 13-9 Colorado 1-3 Occidental Co ll ege 5-1 UCLA 1-2 Col umbia 2-0 Ohio-Northern 1-0 U.C. Riverside 13-6 Coppin State 0-0 Ohio University 0-0 U.C. San Diego 16-1 Concordia University 3-0 Oklahoma 0-1 U.C. Santa Barbara 5-11 Creighton 0-2 Olivet Nazarene 1-0 Uni ted Brethren 2-0 Dayton, U. of 0-1 Oral Roberts 1-1 USC 0-2 Denver, U. of 0-1 Oregon State 1-1 U.S. International 26-13 Doane College 1-0 Pacific, U. of 2-3 U.S. Nava l Academy 1-0 Drake 1- 1 Pacific Lutheran 1-0 UNC-Wilmington 1-0 Eastern Montana 1-3 Pepperdine 20-48 Utah, U. of 1-2 Eastern Washington 4-0 Phoenix AAU 1-0 Utah State 0-2 Elon College 1-0 Point Loma Nazarene 6-7 Washington, U. of 1-1 Florida A&M 1-0 Pomona-Pitzer 4- 1 Washington State 1-1 Florida Tech 0-1 Portland State 4-1 Weber State 1-3 Fresno-Pacific 1-0 Portland, U. of 34-19 Western Illinois 2-0 Fresno State 1-6 Princeton 0-1 Western Kentucky 1-1 Gannon College 1-0 Puget Sound 4-1 Western Michigan 0-0 George Wash ington 0-1 Purdue 0-1 Western New Mexico 1-0 Gonzaga 20-39 Redlands, U. of 3-1 Western Washington 1-2 Grand Canyon College 8-10 Rep . of China (Taiwan) 1-0 Westmar 1-0 Hawaii, U. of 4-1 Rice 1-1 Westminster (UT) 1-0 Hawaii, U. of(Hil o) 1-0 Richmond 1-0 Westmont Co ll ege 1-7 Hofstra 1-0 St. Francis (N.Y.) 1-0 Whittier Co ll ege 5-1 9 Holy Names College 1-0 St. John's 0-1 Wh itworth 1-0 Idaho, U. of 1-3 St. Joseph's (NM) 2-0 Winthrop 0-0 Idaho State 3-0 St. Mary's (CA) 30-24 Wisconsin-Mi lwaukee 0-2 Illinois-Chicago 0-0 St. Mary's (NM) 1-0 Xavier 0-0 Illinois (Chicago Circle) 1-0 St. Peter's (NJ) 1-0 Yale 1-0 Illinois Wes leyan 1-0 St. Thomas Co llege 2-0 Youngstown State 0-1 Indiana 0-1 St. Xavier College 1-0 Iowa State 0-1 Sacramento State 4-0 usdtoreros.com Page34

OAKLAND UNIVERSITY NOV. 15 AT DELL BCA CLASSIC Location: Rochester, Ml Basketball Contact: Phil Hess Nickname: Golden Grizzlies Email: hess@oakland edu Colors: Gold & Black O/H: 248/370-4008; 652-4678 Enrollment: 16,059 Fax/Press Row: 248/370-4056; 370-4099 Conference: Mid-Continent Last Season's Record: 17-1 1 President: Dr. Gary D. Russi Series Record: 0-0 Athletic Director: Jack Mehl Last Meeting: First Meeting Coach: G reg Kampe Lettermen Ret./Lost: 7/5 Alma Mater & Year: Bowling G reen, '78 Starters Ret./Lost: 5/0 Record at OU: 323-219 (19 Years) PLAYERS TO WATCH : Assistants: Jeff Smith, Arnette Jordan • M ike Helms 6-0 ffi G 26.9ppg Athletic Website: ougrizzlies.com • Rawle Marshall 6-7 JR G/F 18. 1 ppg • Courtney Scott 6-6 JR F 14.5 ppg UC IRVINE NOV. 16 AT DELL BCA CLASSIC Location: Irvine, CA Basketball Contact: Bob O lson Nickname: Anteaters Email: [email protected] Colors: Blue & Gold O/H 949/824-5814; 646-2386 Enro llment: 24,200 Fax/Press Row: 949/824-5260; 824-5814 Conference: Big West Last Season's Record : 20-9 Chancellor: Ralph Cicerone Series Record: 13-9 USO Athletic Director: Bob Chichester Last Meeting: 63-52 USO ('01-02) Coach: Pat Douglass Lettermen Ret./Lost: 9/4 Alma Mater & Year UOP, '72 Starters Ret./Lost: 3/2 Record at UCI: 95-77 (6 Years) PLAYERS TO WATCH : Assistants Toed Lee, Terry Boesel, Toe Murphy • Adam Parada 7-0 ffi C 12.2ppg Athletic Website: athletics.uci.edu "JeffGloger 6-4 3) G 8.2ppg • Stanislav Zuzak 6-1 1 ffi F 7.9 ppg ILLINOIS-CHICAGO NOV. 16 AT DELL BCA CLASSIC Location: Chicago, IL Basketball Contact: Mike Cassidy Nickname: Flames Email: [email protected] Colors: Navy, Blue & Red O/H: 3 12/413-8199; 708/423-9759 Enro llment: 25,000 Fax/Press Row: 312/996-5882; 413-5712 Conference: ECAC Last Season's Record: 21-9 President: James J. Stukel Series Record: 0-0 Athletic Director: James Schmidt Last Meeting: First Meeting Coach: Jimmy Collins Lettermen Ret./Lost: 9/2 Alma Mater & Year: New Mexico, '70 Starters Ret./Lost: 5/0 Record at IL-CHICAGO 86-92 (6 Years) PLAYERS TO WATCH: Assistants: Mark Croomes, Lynn Mitchem, • Cedric Banks 6-3 ffi G 19.0ppg Dave Donnelly • Armond Will iams 6-5 ffi F 13.6ppg Athletic Website: uicflames.com • Martel Bailey 5-10 ffi G 10.0ppg XAVIER NOV. 17 AT DELL BCA CLASSIC Location: Cincinnati, OH Basketball Contact: Tom Eiser Nickname: Musketeers Email: [email protected] Colors: Navy, Gray & White O/H: 513/745-3124; 662-3644 Enrollment: 6,500 Fax/Press Row: 513/745 -2825; 7 45-3929 Conference: Atlantic 10 Last Season's Record: 26-6 President: Rev. Michael J. Graham, S.J. Series Record: 0-0 Athletic Director: M ichael Bobinski Last Meeting First Meeting Coach: Thad Matta Lettermen Ret./Lost: 9/2 Alma Mater & Year: Butler, '90 Starters Ret./Lost: 4/1 Record at XAVIER: 52-12 (2Years) PLAYERS TO WATCH : Assistants: Sean M iller, John G roce, Alan Major • Romain Sato 6-5 ffi G/F 18.1 ppg Athletic Website: xavier.edu/athletics • Lionel Chalmers 6-0 ffi G 11 .6ppg • Anthony Myles 6-9 ffi F/C 10.2ppg COPPIN STATE NOV. 17 AT DELL BCA CLASSIC Location: Baltimore, MD Basketball Contact: Kevin Paige Nickname: Eagles Email: kpaige @coppin.edu Colors: Royal Blue & Gold Office Phone: 410/951-3744 Enrollment: 4 ,000 Fax/Press Row 41 0/951-3718 Conference: Mid-Eastern Athletic Last Season's Record : 11-17 President: Dr. Stanley F Battle Series Record: 0-0 Athletic Director Ron Mitchell Last Meeting: First Meeting Coach Ron "Fang" Mitchell Lettermen Ret./Lost: 4/2 Alma Mater & Year: Edison State, '84 Starters Ret./Lost: 3/2 Record at COPPIN STATE: 286-214 (17 Years) PLAYERS TO WATCH : Assistants: Donald Anderson, Stephen Stewart, • Jimmy Boykin 6-7 ffi G 144ppg Keith Johnson • Raheem Scott 6-2 3) G 5.8ppg Athletic Website: coppin.edu/athletics • Darryl Jones 6-2 JR G 4.6ppg MERCER NOV. 17 AT DELL BCA CLASSIC Location: Macon, GA Basketball Contact: Joe Lamp Nickname: Bears Email: [email protected] Colors: Orange & Black Office Phone: 478/301-2994 Enrollment: 7,400 Fax/Press Row 478/301-5350; 301-2059 Conference: Atlantic Sun Last Season's Record: 23-6 President: Dr. R. Kirby Godsey Series Record: 0-0 Athletic Director: Bobby Pope Last Meeting First Meeting Coach: Mark Slonaker Lettermen Ret./Lost: 10/5 Alma Mater & Year: Georgia, '80 Starters Ret./Lost: 3/2 Record at MERCER 67-104 (5 Years) PLAYERS TO WATCH : Assistants: Cleveland Jackson, Jeremy Luther, • Scott Emerson 6-9 ffi F 15.1 ppg Patrick Henry • Delmar Wilson 6-3 ffi G/F 10.0ppg Athletic Website: mercer.edu/athletics • Wesley Duke 6-5 ffi F 9.3 ppg usdtoreros. com OPPONENTS Page 35

OHIO UNIVERSITY NOV. 17 AT DELL BCA CLASSIC Location: Athens, OH Basketball Contact: Jim Stephan Nickname: Bobcats Email: stephan @ohio.edu r Colors: Green & White Office Phone: 740/593-1299; 594-9469 Enrollment: 19,959 Fax/Press Row: 7 40/597-1838; 593-0516 ,~ Conference: MAC Last Season's Record: 17-11 President: Dr. Robert Glidden Series Record: 0-0 Athletic Director: Thomas C. Boeh Last Meeting: Fi rst Meeting Coach: Tim O'Shea Lettermen Ret./Lost: 8/5 Alma Mater & Year: Boston College, '84 Starters Ret./Lost: 2/3 RecordatOU: 17-11 (1 Year) PLAYERS TO WATCH : Assistants: John Rhodes, Kevin Kuwik, • Javion Harris 6-5 ffi F 7.8ppg Bri an Townsend • Jeff Halbert 6-5 gJ F 7.0ppg Athletic Website: ohiobobcats.corn/sports • Thomas Stephens 6-0 ffi G 5.9ppg

CREIGHTON NOV. 22 AT OMAHA, NE Location: Omaha, NE Basketball Contact: Rob Anderson Nickname: Jays Email : [email protected] Colors: Blue & White O/H: 402/280-5544; 935-1807 Enrollment: 6,297 Fax/Press Row: 402/280-2495; 444-3208 Conference: Missouri Valley Last Season's Record: 18-14 President: Rev. John P. Schlegel, S.J. Series Record: 0-2 Athletic Director: Bruce Rasmussen Last Meeting : ? Coach: DanaAltman Lettermen Ret./Lost: 10/2 Alma Mater & Year: E. New Mexico, '80 Starters Ret./Lost: 5/0 Record at CREIGHTON: 146-95 (8 Years) PLAYERS TO WATCH: Assistants: Greg Grensing, Len Gordy, • Kyle Korver 6-7 ffi F 15.1 ppg Darian DeVries • Brody Deren 6-8 JR F 9.9ppg Athletic Website: gocreighton.com • Michael Lindeman 6-6 JR F 6.7ppg

SOUTHERN METHODIST NOV. 28 AT USD Location: Dallas, TX Basketball Contact: Brad Sutton Nickname: Mustangs Email: bsutton @mail. smu.edu Colors: Red & Blue O/H: 214/768-1 651 ; 570-8189 Enrollment: 10,038 Fax/Press Row: 214/768-2044; 768-7742 Conference: Western Athletic Last Season's Record: 17-13 President: Dr. R. Gerald Turner Series Record: 2-1 SMU Athletic Director: Jim Copeland Last Meeting: 88-82 OT, SMU (1 -2-03) Coach: Mike Dement Lettermen Ret./Lost: 11 /3 Alma Mater & Year: East Carolina, '76 Starters Ret./Lost: 4/1 Record at SMU: 128-1 05 (9 Years) PLAYERS TO WATCH: Assistants: Robert Lincburg , Coleman • Bryan Hopkins 6-0 gJ G 13.1 ppg Crawford, Robert Bri ckey • Patrick Simpson 6-9 JR F 11.9ppg Athletic Website: smumustangs.com • Eric Castro 6-8 JR F 9.0ppg

SAN DIEGO STATE DEC. 3ATUSD Location: San Diego, CA Basketball Contact: Mike May Nickname: Aztecs Email: [email protected] Colors: Scarlet & Black O/Cell : 619/594-5547; 957-8372 Enrollment: 33,400 Fax/Press Row: 619/582-6541 ; 265-5853 Conference: Mountain West Last Season's Record: 16-14 President: Dr. Stephen L. Weber Series Record: 18-16 SDSU Athletic Director: Mike Bohn Last Meeting: 78-72 @ SDSU (1-7-03) Coach: Steve Fisher Lettermen Ret./Lost: 8/5 Alma Mater & Year: Illinois St. , '67 Starters Ret./Lost: 1/4 Record at SDSU: 56-63 (4 Years) PLAYERS TO WATCH : Assistants: Brian Dutcher, Gregg Gottlieb • Aerick Sanders 6-8 ffi F 6.1 ppg Athletic Website: goaztecs.com • Tommy Johnson 6-4 JR G 5.6ppg • Steve Sir 6-6 gJ G 5.5ppg

UTAH DEC. 6 AT SALT LAKE CITY, UT Location: Salt Lake City, UT Basketball Contact: Mike Lageschulte Nickname: Utes Email: mlageschulte @huntsman.utah.edu Colors: Crimson & White O/H: 801 /587-9162; 582-7181 Enroll ment: 28,300 Fax/Press Row: 801 /581-4358; 581-6657 Conference: Mountain West Last Season's Record: 25-8 President: Dr. Bernie Machen Series Record: 2-1 Utah Athletic Director: Dr. Chris Hill Last Meeting: 64-58 Utah (12-23-02) Coach: Rick Majerus Lettermen Ret./Lost: 6/4 Alma Mater & Year: Marquette, '70 Starters Ret./Lost: 3/2 Record at UTAH: 308-90 (14 Years) PLAYERS TO WATCH : Assistants: Kerry Ru pp, Eric Jackson, • Nick Jacobsen 6-4 ffi G/F 13.3 ppg Scott Garson • Tim Frost 6-10 ffi C/F 12.8ppg Athletic Website: utahutes.com • Tim Drisdom 6-3 gJ G 4.6 ppg

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SW MISSOURI STATE DEC. 9 AT USO; JAN. 3 AT SPRINGFIELD, MO Location: Springfield, MO Basketball Contact: Mark Stillwell Nickname: Bears Email: [email protected] Colors: Maroon & White 0 /H: 417/836-5402; 889-7962 Enrollment: 20,497 Fax/Press Row: 417/836-4868; 836-4150 Conference: Missouri Valley LastSeason'sRecord: 17-12 President: Dr. John Keiser Series Record: 1-0 SWMS Athletic Director: Bill Rowe Last Meeting: 70-63 SWMS ('91-92) Coach: Barry Hinson Lettermen Ret./Lost: 8/3 Alma Mater & Year: Oklahoma State, '83 Starters Ret./Lost: 4/1 Record at SWMS: 70-54 (4 Years) PLAYERS TO WATCH : Assistants: Ric Wesley, Troy Collier, • Merrill Andrews 6-0 ffi G 10.1 ppg • Steve Lynch • Shelton Colwell 6-7 ffi F 9.6ppg SllS Athletic Website: smsbears.net • Monwell Randle 6-8 ffi C 9.8ppg

UC SANTA BARBARA DEC. 13 AT SANTA BARBARA, CA Location: Santa Barbara, CA Basketball Contact: Bill Mahoney Nickname: Gauchos Email: [email protected] Colors: Blue & Gold Office Phone: 805/893-7116 Enrollment: 19,080 Fax/Press Row: 805/893-4537; 893-4516 Conference: Big West Last Season's Record: 18-14 President: Dr. Henry Yang Series Record: 11-5 UCSB Athletic Director: Gary Cunningham Last Meeting: 72-70 USO ('96-97) Coach: Bob Williams Lettermen Ret./Lost: 10/3 Alma Mater & Year: San Jose State, '76 Starters Ret./Lost: 4/1 Record at UCSB: 80-67 (5 Years) PLAYERS TO WATCH: Assistants: Marty Wilson, David Campbell, • Braduinn Fullove 6-4 SR F/G 14.6 ppg Mark Amaral • Nick Jones 6-4 SR G 12.4 ppg Athletic Website: ucsbgauchos.com * Bray Skultety 6-6 SR F 4.4 ppg

NORTHERN ARIZONA DEC. 20 AT FLAGSTAFF, AZ Location: Flagstaff, AZ Basketball Contact: Steve Shaff Nickname: Lumberjacks Email: [email protected] Colors: Blue & Gold 0 /H: 928/523-6792; 714-0113 Enrollment: 20,000 Fax/Press Row: 928/523-6793; 523-1912 Conference: Big Sky Last Season's Record: 15-1 3 President: Dr. John Haeger Series Record: 7-7 Athletic Director: Steve Holton Last Meeting: 71-65 USO ('98-99) Coach: MikeAdras Lettermen Ret./Lost: 8/3 NA\llJ LUMBERJACKS Alma Mater & Year: UCSB, '83 Starters Ret./Lost: 4/1 Record at NAU: 64-52 (4 Years) PLAYERS TO WATCH: Assistants: Rob Bishop, Ken Carrillo, * Kelly Golob 6-5 ffi G 14.1 ppg KawikaAkina • Aaron Bond 6-7 ffi F 11.5ppg Athletic Website: nauathletics.com • Kyle Feuerbach 6-1 JR G 7.4ppg

UC SAN DIEGO DEC. 23 AT USO Location: La Jolla, CA Basketball Contact: Doga Gur Nickname: Tritons Email: [email protected] Colors: Royal Blue & Gold 0 /H: 858/534-8435; 535-1294 Enrollment: 14,746 Fax Phone: 858/534-8475 Conference: CCAA(NCAADiv.II) Last Season's Record: 7-20 President: Dr. Robert C. Dynes Series Record: 16-1 USO Athletic Director: Earl W. Edwards Last Meeting: 105-62 (12-14-02) Coach: Greg Lanthier Lettermen Ret./Lost: 6/3 Alma Mater & Year: Point Loma, '87 Starters Ret./Lost: 4/1 Record at UCSD: 102-131 (9 Years) PLAYERS TO WATCH: Assistants: Dan Mulville, Kris Klamberg, • Adam Snyder 6-6 8'.) F 9.7ppg Matt Kritz • C.J. Duffaut 6-4 ffi F 7.0ppg Athletic Website: http://athletics.ucsd.edu • Cameron Jackson 6-1 ffi G 5.1 ppg

ARIZONA STATE DEC. 29 AT TEMPE, ARIZONA Location: Tempe, AZ Basketball Contact: Doug Tammaro Nickname: Sun Devils Email: [email protected] Colors: Maroon & Gold 0 /H: 480/965-5799; 705-5011 Enrollment: 44,255 Fax/Press Row: 480/965-5408; 965-4778 Conference: Pac-1 0 Last Season's Record: 20-12 President: Dr. Michael Crow Series Record: 0-1 Athletic Director: Gene Smith Last Meeting: 59-56 ASU ('92) Coach: Rob Evans Lettermen Ret./Lost: 5/6 Alma Mater & Year: New Mexico State, '68 Starters Ret./Lost: 2/3 Record atASU: 80-72 (5 Yrs.) PLAYERS TO WATCH : Assistants: Tony Benford, Dan Odowd, • Ike Diogn 6-8 8'.) F 19.0 ppg Russ Pennell * Jamal Hill 6-5 ffi G 6.3ppg Athletic Website: thesundevils.com • Jason Braxton 6-2 JR G 4.6ppg

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WESTERN MICHIGAN DEC. 30 AT TEMPE, ARIZONA Location: Kalamazoo, Ml Basketball Contact: Scott Kuykendall Nickname: Broncos Email: scott .kuykendall @wmich .edu Colors: Brown , Gold, Black O/C: 269/387-4125; 998-2237 Enrollment: 29,732 Fax/Press Row: 269/387-4139; 387-3064 Conference: MAC Last Season's Record: 20- 11 President: Dr. Judith Bailey Series Record: 0-0 Athletic Director: Kathy Beauregard Last Meeting: First Meeti ng Coach: Steve Hawkins Lettermen Ret./Lost: 9/5 Alma Mater & Year: South Alabama, '87 Starters Ret./Lost: 4/1 Record at WMU: First Season PLAYERS TO WATCH: Assistants: Clayton Bates, Cornell Mann, • Anthony Kann 6-7 ffi F/C 14.4 ppg Harold Baber • Mike Will iams 6-8 ffi F 13.5 ppg Athletic Website: wmubroncos.com • Ben Reed 6-3 JR G 7.4 ppg

WINTHROP DEC. 30 AT TEMPE, ARIZONA Location: Rock Hill, SC Basketball Contact: Jack Frost Nickname: Eagles Email : frostj @winthrop.edu Colors: Garnet & Gold Office Phone: 803/323-229 Enrollment: 5,200 Fax/Press Row: 803/323-2433; 323-2156 Conference: Big South Last Season's Record: 20-10 President: Dr. Anthony DiGiorgio Series Record: 0-0 Athletic Director: Thomas N. Hickman Last Meeting: First Meeting Coach: Gregg Marshall Lettermen Ret./Lost: 8/4 Alma Mater & Year: Randolph-Macon, '85 Starters Ret./Lost: 4/1 Record at Winthrop: 99-52 (5 Years) PLAYERS TO WATCH: Assistants: Shann Golden, Rnady Peele, • Tyrone Walker 6-6 ffi F 13.2ppg Paul Molinari • Ivan Jenkins 6-0 JR G 8.3ppg Athletic Website: winthropeagles.com • Marcus Cooke 6-4 ffi F 7.4 ppg NEW MEXICO JAN. 6 AT ALBUQUERQUE, NM Location: Albuquerque, NM Basketball Contact: Greg Remington Nickname: Lobos Emai l: [email protected] Colors: Cherry & Silver O/H: 505/925-5520; 710-791 1 Enrollment: 24,250 Fax/Press Row: 505/925-5529; 925-5988 Conference: Mountain West Last Season's Record: 10-18 President: Louis Caldera Series Record: 1-0 USD Athletic Director: Rudy Davalos Last Meeting: 64-53 USD ('88-89) Coach: Ritchie McKay Lettermen Ret./Lost: 6/5 Alma Mater & Year: Seattle Pacific, '87 Starters Ret./Lost: 4/1 Record at UNM: 10-1 8 (1 Year) PLAYERS TO WATCH: Assistants : Brad Soucie, Scott Didrickson, • Mark Walters 6-2 SJ G 9.5ppg Duane Broussard • Javin Tindall 5-11 SJ G 9.1 ppg Athleti c Website: golobos.com • David Chiotti 6-9 SJ F 3.9 ppg

PEPPER DINE JAN. 15 AT USD; FEB. 12 AT MALIBU, CA Location: Malibu, California Basketbal l Contact Al Barba Nickname: Waves Email: abarba@pepperdi ne.edu Colors: Blue, Orange and White O/H: 310/506-4455; 818/414-5528 Enrollment: 8,000 Fax/Press Row: 506-4322/506-5050 Conference: West Coast Last Season's Record: 15-13 President: Andrew K. Benton Series Record: 48-20 Pepperdine Athletic Di rector: Dr. John Watson Last Meeti ng 98-93 PEP (2-13-03) Coach: Paul Westphal Letterm en Ret./Lost: 7/4 Al ma Mater & Year: USC, '72 Starters Ret./Lost: 3/2 Record at PEP: 37-22 (2Years) PLAYERS TO WATCH : Assistants: Jim Nielsen, Wyking Jones, • Jimmy Miggins 6-6 SR F 14.9 ppg Patrick W hitlock • Terrance Johnson 6-5 SO G 12.8 ppg Athletic Website: pepperdinesports.com • Boomer Brazzle 6-6 SR F 11 .2 ppg LOYOLA MARYMOUNT JAN. 17 AT USD; FEB. 14 AT LOS ANGELES, CA Location: Los Angeles, CA Basketball Contact: John Shaffer Nickname: Lions Email : [email protected] Colors: Cri mson and Blue Office/Cell : 310/338-7643/864-2626 Enrollment: 8,300 Fax/Press Row: 338-2703/670-8792 Conference: West Coast Last Season's Record: 11 -20 President: Rev. Robert B. Lawton, S.J. Seri es Record: 33-32 LMU Athletic Director: Dr. W illiam Husak Last Meeting: 73-51 USD (2-15-03) Coach: SteveAggers Lettermen Ret./Lost: 9/5 Al ma Mater & Year: Chadron State, '71 Starters Ret./Lost: 5/0 Record at LMU: 29-59 (3 Years) PLAYERS TO WATCH : Assistants: Brian Priebe, Byron Jensen, • Charles Brown 5-11 JR G 11 .1 ppg Richard Reed • Keith Kincade 6-6 ffi F 9.0 ppg Athletic Website: LMULions.com • Sherman Gray 6-7 ffi F 9.0ppg usdtoreros. com OPPONENTS Page 38

SAN FRANCISCO JAN. 22 AT SAN FRANCISCO, CA; FEB. 21 AT USD Location: San Francisco, CA Basketball Contact: Peter Simon Nickname: Dons Email: simon @usfca.edu Colors: Green and Gold 0 /H: 415/422-6161 ; 650/875-DONS Enrollment: 8,000 Fax/Press Row: 422-2510/422-2919 Conference: West Coast Last Season's Record: 15-14 President: Rev. John Schlegel, S.J. Series Record: 26-23 USO Athletic Director : Dr. Bill Hogan Last Meeting: 72-63 USO (3-9-03) Coach: Phil Mathews Lettermen Ret./Lost: 9/5 Alma Mater & Year: UC Irvine, 1972 Starters Ret./Lost: 4/1 RecordatUSF: 122-110(8Years) Assistants: Billy Reid, Justin Piergrossi, PLAYERS TO WATCH : Anwar McQueen * John Cox 6-4 ffi G 15.3ppg Athletic Website: USFDons.com *JamesBayless 6-7 ffi F 10.0ppg * Alvin Broussard 6-6 ffi F 8 .3 ppg SAINT MARY'S COLLEGE JAN. 24 AT MORAGA, CA; FEB. 18 AT USD Location: Moraga, CA Basketball Contact: Rich Davi Nickname: Gaels Email: [email protected] Colors: Red & Blue 0 /H: 925/631-4402/247-0170 Enrollment: 2,500 Fax/Press Row: 631-4405; 376-3906 Conference: West Coast Last Season's Record: 15-15 President: Br. Craig J. Franz, FSC Series Record: 30-24 USO Athletic Director: Carl R. Clapp Last Meeting: 77-57 USO (2-21-03) Coach: Randy Bennett Lettermen Ret./Lost: 8/5 Alma Mater & Year: UC San Diego, '86 Starters Ret./Lost: 3/2 Record at SMC: 24-35 (2 Years) PLAYERS TO WATCH : Assistants: Kyle Smith, Lamont Smith, * Daniel Kicker! 6-10 9:) F 12.7ppg Dan Shell * Chase Poole 6-8 ffi F 8.7ppg Athletic Website: SMCGaels.com * Tyler Herr 6-5 ffi G/F 7.8ppg GONZAGA JAN. 29 AT USD; FEB. 26 AT SPOKANE, WA Location: Spokane, WA Basketball Contact: Oliver Pierce Nickname: Bulldogs, Zags Email: [email protected] Colors: Blue, White and Red Office: (509) 323-6373 Enrollment: 5,206 Fax/Press Row: 323-5730/323-4224 Conference: West Coast Last Season's Record: 24-9 President: Fr. RobertJ. Spitzer, S.J. Series Record: 39-20 Gonzaga Athletic Di rector: Mike Roth Last Meeting: 72-63 USO (3-10-03) Coach: Mark Few Lettermen Ret./Lost: 10/4 UNIVERSITY Alma Mater & Year: Oregon, '87 Starters Ret./Lost: 4/1 Record at GU: 105-29 (4 Years) PLAYERS TO WATCH: Assistants: Bill Grier, Leon Rice, * Blake Stepp 6-4 ffi G 18.0ppg Tommy Lloyd * Ronny Turiaf 6-10 JR F 15.6ppg Athletic Website: gozags.com * Cory Violette 6-8 ffi C 11 .4ppg PORTLAND JAN. 31 AT USD; FEB. 28 AT PORTLAND, OR Location: Portland, OR Basketball Contact: Julie Lapomarda Nickname: Pilots Email: [email protected] Colors: Purple and White 0 /H: (503) 943-7439/240-3450 Enrollment: 3, 100 Fax/Press Row: 943-7242/943-7527 Conference: West Coast Last Season's Record: 11-17 President: Br. Donald J. Stabrowski Series Record: 34-19 USO Athletic Director: Joe Etzel Last Meeting: 92-69 USO (2-27-03) Coach: Michael Holton Lettermen Ret./Lost: 9/6 Alma Mater & Year: UCLA, '83 Starters Ret./Lost: 5/0 Record at UP: 17-41 (2Years) PLAYERS TO WATCH : Assistants: Rich Wold, Keith Brown • Casey Frandsen 6-3 ffi G 12. 7 ppg Matt Gordon * Adam Ou ick 6-2 ffi G 9. 7 ppg Athletic Website: portlandpilots.com * Dustin Geddis 6-7 ffi F 8.3 ppg SANTA CLARA FEB. 5 AT SANTA CLARA, CA; FEB . 7 AT USD Location: Santa Clara, CA Basketball Contact: Richard Ki lwien Nickname: Broncos Email: rkilwien @scu.edu Colors: Red and White 0/H: (408)554-4670/615-7991 Enrollment: 8,060 Fax/Press Row: 554-6969/554-5550 Conference: West Coast Last Season's Record: 13-15 President: Rev. Paul Locatelli, S.J. Series Record: 28-21 SCU Athletic Director: Cheryl Levick Last Meeting: 78-66 USO (2-8-03) Coach: Dick Davey Lettermen Ret./Lost: 10/3 Alma Mater & Year: Pacific, 1964 Starters Ret./Lost: 3/2 Record at SCU: 186-132 (11 Years) PLAYERS TO WATCH : Assistants: Steve Seandel, Sam Scuilli, * Kyle Bailey 6-2 JR G 12.2 ppg Lloyd Pierce * Brandon Rohe 6-4 ro G 10.6ppg Athletic Website: SantaClaraBroncos.com * Jim Howell 6-8 ffi C 9.0ppg usdtoreros.com TORERO RECORD SECTION Page 39

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+ denotes Tournament Game;++ w ee Tournament Game;# Denotes forfeit win. SD 1979-80 (6-19) OPP SD 1982-83 (12-14) OPP SD 1985-86 (19-9) OPP SD 1988-89 (8-20) OPP 93 Samford Univ. 8 1 47 Air Force Academy 49 70 CS Long Beach + 63 68 Lehigh+ 58 58 atSDSU 67 76 No. Arizona (2 ot) 74 46 New Mexico+ 61 64 at New Mexico+ 53 56 at Pacific 81 63 at UC Irvine 79 63 Nevada-Reno 54 00 Cal Lutheran 64 97 Westmore College 00 79 St. Thomas (MN) 54 ffi SW Texas State ffi 58 at UC Santa Barbara 76 CS Fullerton 63 ffi North Park College 72 75 Doane College (NE) 71 ffi at CS Fullerton 78 ffi Montana+ 84 ffi Seattle Pacific ffi 76 at No. Arizona 00 45 atSDSU 47 67 81 McNeese State+ ffi ffi at Montana 8J Western Illinois 82 at CS Long Beach 87 ffi 62 81 atSDSU 64 63 at Nevada-Reno 00 Texas Tech 53 76 at Portland 00 56 55 South Florida 56 77 North Texas (ot) 81 76 at Seattle Univ. ffi 61 #at San Jose State ffi 78 Alaska-Anchorage 64 62 Maris! 56 73 St. Mary's 83 50 Utah State+ ffi 83 Northern Iowa ffi 57 at Utah 75 73 Santa Clara 94 71 Idaho State+ ffi 77 Montana State 63 Ee at Western Kentucky 64 # atLMU 70 Oklahoma Christian 61 82 St.Ambrose 55 ffi Gonzaga(ot) 71 70 at Pepperdine 63 76 at Nevada-Reno ffi 00 U.S. International 82 54 Portland 57 76 at San Francisco 90 51 Univ. of Denver 54 53 at Santa Clara 55 58 at San Francisco 63 75 Air Force Academy ffi 56 St. Mary's 61 67 at San Francisco Ee 58 at Santa Clara 64 57 at Santa Clara Ee 57 Santa Clara 71 74 Goozaga 5) ffi Santa Clara 67 62 Gonzaga 72 75 Loyola Marymount 67 67 Portland 43 ffi San Francisco 64 67 Pepperdine 70 58 Pepperdine 61 (iJ Pepperdine 64 ffi at Pepperdine 63 139 82 Loyola Marymount 100 56 atGonzaga 64 70 Loyola Marymount 72 104 at LMU at LM U 67 ffi Loyola Marymount 104 73 North Texas State 83 51 at Portland 74 Ee fj) at Pepperdine 61 73 Pepperdine ffi 78 San Francisco 106 71 Portland 57 70 St. Mary's 61 45 at St. Mary's 70 57 at St. Mary's 78 58 Gonzaga 53 72 San Francisco 39 47 St. Mary's ffi ffi atGonzaga 78 ffi at Pepperdine 82 75 Santa Clara 62 53 at Portland 31 58 Seattle Univ. 76 82 atLMU 79 61 at Portland 40 71 atGonzaga ffi 70 Portland ffi 64 at Santa Clara 79 61 at Gonzaga 68 91 US International 78 #denotes forfeit win 61 at St. Mary's 58 83 at St. Mary's 53 (iJ Pepperdine ++ 72 #USO forfeit win

SD 1980-81 (10-16) OPP SD 1983-84 (18-10) OPP SD 1986-87 (24-6) OPP SD 1989-90 (16-12) OPP 52 at SDSU 60 94 St. Thomas (MN) 59 60 at Utah 57 82 Cal Lutheran 46 74 UC Santa Barbara 57 87 Army 57 54 Boise State 52 62 UC Santa Barbara 79 ffi Il linois (Chi. C ircle) 62 ffi CS Long Beach 73 8J at Nevada-Reno (ot) 81 73 at North Texas 60 44 at Air Force 45 53 atTexas Tech 64 ffi at Montana State 76 59 at St. John 's+ 74 81 Missouri-K.C . 43 63 at Northern Arizona 70 83 atSDSU 67 72 South Alabama + 77 77 at UC Santa Barbara 71 UC Riverside 83 Spring Arbor (Ml) 54 75 atSDSU 85 70 52 fj) 55 85 UC Irvine 77 CS Long Beach+ 74 at UCLA 83 75 No.Arizona 52 56 Boise State+ 71 ffi at UC Santa Barbara 75 71 Stephen F. Austin 45 71 Centenary 79 48 Rice 47 79 at Stanford (ot) 70 81 Idaho State ffi 87 Loyola College-MD fj) 64 Eastern Washington 79 56 at Berkeley 00 78 Florida A&M + 52 61 Colorado 51 69 Nevada-Reno 88 72 Cal Poly Pomona 70 ffi Nevada-Reno+ 70 54 Ohio Northern 28 72 Western Kentucky 66 62 at UC Irvine 108 92 Idaho 64 61 at Portland (ot) Ee 85 Columbia 58 50 at Pepperdine 83 47 atSDSU 61 46 atGonzaga 58 96 Santa Clara 71 ffi at LMU 72 81 Western Illinois 62 73 Santa Clara 51 78 Pepperdine 88 73 St. Mary's 61 70 Mt. Marty College 48 63 San Francisco 56 112 Loyola Marymount 119 64 San Francisco 67 58 Gonzaga 00 77 at San Francisco 74 76 at St. Mary's 65 72 Portland 77 ffi Portland 63 8J at Santa Clara 61 67 at San Francisco 77 47 Gonzaga 53 ffi Santa Clara 62 82 Loyola Marymount 48 64 at Santa Clara 46 00 Santa Clara 64 75 at LMU (ot) 73 ffi Pepperdine ffi 76 Portland 55 78 at Pepperdine 73 50 at Portland 49 64 at Pepperdine 67 68 Gonzaga 58 MU (2 ot) 71 at St. Mary's 79 ffi at L 82 73 at Gonzaga 65 54 atGonzaga ffi 113 US International 72 Pepperdine 56 7 1 at Portland 66 58 at San Francisco 67 56 54 St. Mary's 42 Marymount 56 ffi at St. Mary's 70 00 . Loyola 61 Goozaga 48 96 San Francisco 84 78 Loyola Marymount ffi 63 at Santa Clara 61 64 Portland 44 93 St. Mary's 61 63 Pepperdine 64 63 at Portland 56 61 at St. Mary's 5) 119 at LMU 131 74 at Santa Clara 00 71 at Gonzaga (2 ot) ffi ffi Loyola Marymount ++ 84 89 at Pepperdine 102 ffi St. Mary's !:fl 63 Pepperdine ++ 64 100 Southern Utah 91 56 %Princeton ffi 61 %Auburn 62 80 San Francisco++ 74 % 1st Rd. NeAA's % 1st Rd. NCAA's

SD 1981-82 (11 -15) OPP SD 1984-85 (16-11) OPP SD 1987-88 (1 1-17) OPP SD 1990-91 (17-12) OPP 78 Missouri Baptist 48 90 at Rice ot 97 75 at SDSU 74 90 Pacific 64 102 at Southern Utah 91 75 Boise State 61 00 Nevada-Reno 75 67 UC Santa Barbara 72 61 Montana 56 98 San Jose State 81 ffi UC Irvine 78 ffi San Jose State 63 71 PugetSound ffi 84 Pomona-Pitzer 49 41 53 atSDSU 57 33 atSDSU 54 at Boise State 70 75 UNG-Wilmington+ 51 ffi Bethel College 34 76 UC Santa Barbara 00 52 Oklahoma State 62 76 atSDSU 53 78 Illinois Wesleyan 48 Ee at CS Fullerton 71 64 at Indiana+ 91 63 Idaho 75 57 at UC Santa Barbara 72 74 Brown Univ. 54 63 at UC Santa Barbara 72 47 00 UC Berkeley ffi 53 Pacific (iJ Missouri-K.C. fj) 73 at CS Northridge 83 ffi at Northern Arizona 64 58 Il linois State 77 8J U.S. International 71 69 at Eastern Wash. 73 Ee SE Louisiana 00 70 Hardin-Simmons ffi 81 Texas-Arl ington 64 95 Canisius 7 1 56 Fresno-Pacific 48 47 John Brown Univ. 43 72 at Colorado 83 78 Hofstra 49 91 Nebraska Wesleyan 58 77 Concordia (NE) 51 ffi at Weber State 44 82 Colorado (ot) 89 6 1 ra 68 61 Gonzaga 70 54 Northern Arizona 53 75 at LMU 115 at Santa Cla 9 1 at Pepperdine 88 41 Portland 44 67 SW Texas State 56 77 at Pepperdine 92 98 at LMU 90 t 51 ffi SW Baptist Univ. 39 Ee San Francisco 75 58 at Loyola Marymoun 83 St. Mary's 68 ffi at Pepperdine 00 50 Pepperdine 00 54 Santa Clara 56 St. Mary's 41 90 San Francisco 68 53 San Francisco 72 45 atGonzaga 58 40 ffi at St. Mary's 61 99 at Portland 92 78 Santa Clara ffi ffi at Portland ffi 52 atGonzaga 70 89 at Gonzaga 80 Ee at St. Mary's 64 ffi St. Mary's 75 64 Gonzaga 70 56 Santa Clara 62 64 at Portland 63 48 at Santa Clara ffi 61 Portland 41 108 Portland 70 62 at Loyola Marymount 54 ffi at San Francisco 75 73 Goozaga 78 86 Southern Utah 81 at Santa Clara 61 Pepperdine 63 00 57 40 at Santa Clara 56 75 Santa Clara 64 00 Loyola Marymount ffi 61 at St. Mary's 71 73 at San Francisco 79 81 at San Francisco 89 52 at Portland 64 61 Portland 57 76 Pepperdine 74 88 at St. Mary's (2 ot) 90 53 atGonzaga 63 58 Gonzaga 43 126 Loyola Marymount 141 102 Loyola Marymount 104 73 St. Mary's 62 54 at Pepperdine 57 48 St. Mary's++ 63 69 Pepperdine 75 64 Loyola Marymount ffi 72 Gonzaga++ 62 72 St. Mary's++ 75 usdtoreros.com USD DIVISION I YEARLY RESULTS Page 41

+ denotes Tournament Game; ++ wee Tournament Game; # Denotes forfeit win. SD 1991-92 (14-14) OPP SD 1994-95 (11-16) OPP SD 1997-98 (14-14) OPP SD 2000-2001 (16-13) OPP Occidental 48 60 SDSU 57 65 at Kansas 83 57 at Stanford 87 79 67 at Southern Californ ia 78 75 Southern Methodist ffi fJ7 at Cal Poly-SLO 7 1 81 San.Jose State 41 at Nort hern Arizona ffi 87 Elon College + 66 53 UC Santa Barbara 58 00 Notre Dame 76 73 81 at Cal Poly - SLO 82 65 at H awaii+ 63 47 at Stephen F. Austin 70 75 CS Dominguez Hills 64 71 CS Northridge 00 63 UC Irvine 60 Centenary+ 92 70 UC Irvine 73 100 70 at CS Fullerton 76 82 Oregon State 71 54 at Nevada 79 63 SW Missouri State+ 70 84 at Southern Utah ffi 55 at San Diego State 52 e Pacific 64 00 CS Hayward 63 55 at U. of th ffi Concordia 55 74 Portl and S tate 60 62 at San Jose State 54 ffi at Drake 99 ffi St. Francis-NY 78 55 at W isconsin Milwaukee 58 8) CS North ridge ffi 55 at Iowa State 75 64 Monmouth (at MSU) + 63 56 at Boise State 59 91 Lehigh 79 72 Yale ffi 61 at Montana State+ 77 72 at Washington 54 ffi U.S. Naval Academy 76 00 at San Francisco ffi 78 CS Dominguez Hills ffi 77 Wisconsin-Milwaukee 8 1 55 at Arizona State (ot) ffi 8) Gonzaga 70 61 San Francisco 64ot 80 at Texas El Paso 88 63 at Colorado 71 00 Portland 76 64 Santa Clara ffi 59 at L oyola Marymount 62 f31 Santa Clara 58 5 1 at Pepperdine 61 00 at Gonzaga 71 73 at Pepperdine 83 :J3 at St. Mary's 46 83 at Loyola Marymount 78 63 at Portland ffi 86 San Francisco 61 Saint Mary's 58 70 at San Francisco 00 82 Cal Poly - SLO 44 49 Portland ffi 80 87 at Portland 72 92 Portland 76 9 1 San Francisco ffi 84 Gonzaga 83 64 at Loyola Marymount fJ7 57 at Gonzaga 78 00 Gonzaga(ot) 71 64 Santa Clara ffi 63 at Pepperdine 74 65 Santa Clara 67 at Santa Clara 73 ffi Saint Mary's 72 55 78 Pepperdine 70 58 at Santa Clara 55 8) 62 at Saint Mary's 8 1 at LMU 95 81 Loyola Marymount 76 60 Pepperdine 67 74 58 at Pepperdine 71 62 at Santa Clara 82 Saint Mary's 77 80 Loyola Marymount 62 f31 Pepperdine 79 62 Loyola Marymount 70 73 at Saint Mary's ffi 82 at Saint Mary's 54 104 LMU (2 ot) 106 78 Pepperdine f31 76 at Santa Clara f31 70 at San Francisco 67 El) atGonzaga 58 61 at Portland 63 ffi at San Francisco 81 56 Portland 61 79 at Portland 76 63 at Gonzaga 7 1 55 Pepperdine ++ 54 69 Gonzaga 72 81 San Francisco 74 00 Cal State Northridge 8) ffi Gonzaga++ 74 62 San Francisco++ 42 El) St. Mary's 48 57 Gonzaga++ 74 68 Gonzaga++ 76 48 Gonzaga++ 61

SD 1992-93 (13-14) OPP SD 1995-96 (14-14) OPP SD 1998-99 (18-9) OPP SD 2001-2002 (16-13) OPP 85 SDSU 60 84 at Sacramento S t. (2ot) 80 82 Concordia 61 59 Brigham Young 70 65 U. of Hawaii+ 64 78 at Univ. of the Pacific 8) 78 at E. Washington 75ot 89 UC San Diego 62 74 CS Long Beach+ 8) 82 Pomona Pitzer 63 70 at Portland State 78 74 at Portland State 59 63 at UCLA 00 00 San Diego State 65 65 at CS Northridge 73 56 at O regon State 65 73 WeberState fJ7 73 UC Santa Barbara 76 71 North ern Arizona 65 94 Washington 98 ff) George Washington 74 71 Kansas 101 61 Texas 57 72 San Diego State 67 78 CS Hayward 54 81 UC Irvine 78 76 Montana State 00 85 Boise State 59 71 at So. Methodist 106 ffi Nevada 83 52 at San Diego State 51 63 UC Irvine 52 ffi at Oral Roberts 92 63 at Notre Dame 00 52 Miami-Ohio+ 58 67 USC 71 ot f31 St. Peter's 57 f31 Northern Arizona ff) 79 Chicago State + 40 8 1 Southern Oregon 47 112 Oral Roberts 78 75 San Francisco ffi 71 Occidental 54 70 vs. Troy State + 63 ffi at Santa Clara 57 81 Pepperdine 70 76 UC Irvine 64 59 at Montana State + 68 70 St. Mary's 51 55 Loyola Marymount 63 74 at San Francisco 47 82 at CS Northridge 66 ff) San Francisco ffi 53 atGonzaga ff) 43 at Santa Clara 55 65 at Portland 64 63 at Portland 64 64 at Portland 78 61 at St. Mary's 55 62 at Gonzaga 75 64 at Gonzaga 79 72 at CS Northridge 55 63 St. Mary's 62ot 82 at Santa Clara 73 63 Santa Clara 62 41 at San Francisco 52 73 Loyola Marymount ffi 77 Santa Clara 86 fJ7 Loyola Marymount 77 62 Saint Mary's ffi 58 Pepperdine 62 73 Loyola Marymount 60 64 Pepperdine 76 74 Santa Clara 63 58 at Pepperdine 72 9 1 P epperdine 96 2ot 57 at Pepperdine (ot) 61 52 at Santa Clara 72 76 at Loyola Marymount f31 7 1 at San Francisco 87 ffi at LMU 58 58 at Saint Mary's 62 75 lf25 Gonzaga ffi 60 at Saint Mary's 63 63 Gonzaga 00 76 Portland ffi ffi Portland 62 103 Portland 80 82 Portland 71 ffi Gonzaga 00 ffi at Portland 57 76 Gonzaga 77 81 at San Francisco ffi 65 at Loyola Marymount ffi 62 atGonzaga 00 76 Saint Mary's 72 72 at St. Mary's 65 8) at Pepperdine 61 8) Santa Clara 58 88 San Francisco 55 82 CS Northridge 51 77 Cal Poly-SLO 73 52 San Francisco 51 79 at Pepperdine 90 ffi San Francisco++ (ot) 96 75 Loyola Marymount ++ 51 ff) St. Mary's++ 65ot 87 at Loyola Marymount 71 52 Portland ++ 65 69 San Francisco++ 67 79 Gonzaga ++ 87

SD 1993-94 (1 8-11 ) OPP SD 1996-97 (17-11) OPP SD 1999-2000 (20-9) OPP SD 2002-2003 (18-12) OPP 69 Pomona-Pitzer 59 00 Concordia 63 75 at UC Irvine 62 77 Nevada 75 96 at UC Irvine 82 ffi at San Jose State 51 81 at CS Fullerton 77 86 UCLA (ot) 81 53 at Notre Dame 63 72 atKansas 79 61 at Oklahoma+ ffi 84 UC Riverside 64 75 at CS Northridge ffi 57 Pacific 63 65 SWTexas+ 72 61 CS Northridge 64 91 CS Dominguez Hills 63 70 at San Diego State fJ7 ffi Holy Names College 51 81 IUPUI + 74 83 U. ofthe Pacific ffi 77 CS Fullerton 53 73 San Diego State 45 65 Purdue+ 95 fJ7 Richmond 64 70 Stanford 72 ffi Texas 76 49 BYU 64 47 at Seton Hall+ f31 ffi Portland State ffi ffi Dartmouth 82 105 UC San Diego 62 64 Manhattan+ 61 ot 70 at UC Irvine 49 62 E. Washington ffi 73 UC Ri verside 62 78 at Weber State ffi 72 at UC Santa Barbara 70 64 Idaho State+ 61 58 Utah 64 96 Drake 8) ffi Columbia 57 65 at Utah State+ 68ot 70 Nevada 81 ffi atGonzaga 8) 8) Southern Utah 55 f31 Lehigh 61 82 SMU (ot) 88 81 at Portland 78 ffi at Pepperdine 72 78 CS Fullerton 72 72 San Diego State 78 75 Pepperdine ffi ffi at Loyola Marymount 73 82 at Loyola Marymount 38 65 Santa Clara 67 99 Loyola Marymount ffi 8'.) Gonzaga 74 ffi at Pepperdine 76 82 Loyola Marymount 68 97 San Francisco 94 91 Portland 76 83 Portland 55 88 Pepperdine 73 77 at San Francisco 81 63 at Saint Mary's 70 79 Gonzaga 84ot 74 San Francisco 69 61 at Santa Clara 63 63 at Santa Clara 79 73 St. Mary's 46 65 Gonzaga 89 73 at St. Mary's 78 55 Santa Clara ffi 00 at St. Mary's 52 78 Portland 77 79 St. Mary's 72 76 Saint Mary's 71 45 at Santa Clara 53 76 Saint Mary's 69 72 Santa Clara 70 65 at San Francisco ffi 70 at San Francisco 64 78 Santa Clara 66 ffi at Loyola Marymount 82 74 San Francisco ffi 48 San Francisco 54 93 Pepperdine 98 57 at Pepperdine 76 76 at Portland 00 63 Santa Clara ffi 73 Loyola Marymount 51 ffi Portland 94 76 at Gonzaga 00 82 atGonzaga 70 75 Saint Mary's 57 82 Gonzaga 73 72 Loyola Marymount 00 65 at Portland 62 81 San Francisco 63 95 Sacramento State 65 64 Pepperdine 55 73 Pepperdine 62 92 Portland 69 63 Portland++ 57 64 Gonzaga++ ffi 75 Loyola Marymount 53 69 Gonzaga 72 83 Gonzaga++ 75 61 San Francisco ++ 64 55 Portland++ 52 72 San Francisco ++ 63 53 Pepperdine++ 56 70 Gonzaga++ 8'.) 72 Gonzaga++ 63 69 Stanford+ (NCAA 1st Rd.) 77 usdtoreros.com TORERO HONOR ROLL Page 42

WCC Championships WCC All-Academic Team Va l Hill , 1992-93 J 986-87 c1 3- 1 wee, 24-6) Jason Blair, 01-02, 02-03 Kelvin Woods, 1989-90, 91 -92 1983-84 (9-3 wee, 18-1 O) Brian Bruso, 93-94, 94-95 , Keith Colvin , 1990-9 1 95-96, 96-97 Craig Cottrell, 1988-89 WCC Tournament Championship James Borrego, '00-0 I Mike Haupt, 1987-88 2002-03 (beat Gonzaga, 72-63) Keith Colvin, 1990-9 1 Matt Delzell , '99-00, '00-0 I, 'O 1-02, '02-03 Bugelli Leadership Award WCC Coach of the Year Sean Flannery, 1996-97 Matt Delzell , 2002-03 Brad Holland, 1999-00 Cameron Ri gby, '98-99, '99-00, '00-0 I Andre Laws, 200 1-02 Brad Holland, 1998-99 Tyler Field, 2000-0 I Hank Egan, 1986-87 WCC Scholar-Athletes James Borrego, 1999-00 Hank Egan, 1985-86 (Min. 3.0 g.p.a.) Ryan Williams, 1998-99 Jim Brovelli, 1983-84 James Borrego, '99-00, '00-0 I Lamont Smith, 1998-99 Brian Bruso, 1993-94, 94-95 , 95-96, 96-97 Brock Jacobsen, 1998-99 WCC Player of the Year Don Capener, 1981-82, 82-83 Mike Courtney, 1996-97, 1997-98 Scott Thompson, 1986-87 Keith Colvin, 1989-90 David Fizdale, 1994-95, 1995-96 Mario Coronado, 1982-83, 83-84 Neal Meyer, 1992-93, 1993-94 WCC Freshman of the Year Matt Delzell , 1999-00, '00-0 I Michael Brown, 1991-92 Brock Jacobsen, 1995-96 Joe Fish, 1983-84 Wayman Strickland, 1990-9 1 Gylan Dottin, 1988-89 Sean Flannery, 1995-96, 96-97 Anthony Thomas, 1989-90 John Sayers, 1987-88 Jon Freeman, 198 1-82 Kelvin Means, 1988-89 Scott Thompson, 1983-84 David Heppell, 1980-8 1, 8 1-82 Mike Haupt, 1987-88 Steve Krallman, 1983-84, 84-85 Eric Musselman, 1986-87 First Team AII-WCC Brad Levesque, 1980-8 1 Mario Coronado, 1985-86 Brooks Barnhard, 1994 N il s Madden, 84-85, 85 -86, 86-87 Chris Carr, 1984-85 Jason Blair, 2003 Dave Mciver, 1982-83 Brian Bruso, 1997 Eric Musselman, 1983-84 Zable Athletic Excellence Award Gylan Dottin, 1993 John Prunty, 8 1-82, 82-83, 83 -84 Jason Blair, 2001 -02, '02-03 David Fizdale, 1996 Anthony Reuss, 8 1-82 , 82-83 , 83-84, 84-85 Tyler Field, 1999-00, '00-0 I Doug Harri s, 1993, 1995 Cameron Rigby, 97-98, 98-99, 99-00, 00-0 I Cameron Rigby, 1999-00 John Jerome, 1990 John Sayers, 1987-88 Brock Jacobsen, 98-99 Jason K eep, 2003 Brian Setencich, 1982-83 Ryan Williams, 1997-98 Andre Laws, 2002 Mike Whitmarsh, 1983-84 Brock Jacobsen, 1996-97 Nil s Madden, 1987 Rusty Whitmarsh, 198 1-82 Rocco Raffo, 1995-96 Brian Miles, 1998 Kelvin Woods, 88-90, 89-90, 90-91 , 9 1-92 Doug Harris, 1994-95 Pete Murphy, 1986 Brooks Barnhard, 1993-94 Anthony Reuss, 1984, 1985 Most Valuable Plaver Geoffprobst, 199 1-92, '92-93 Scott Thompson, 1985, '86, '87 Jason Keep & Matt Del zell , 2002-03 Michael Brown, 1990-9 1 Dana White, 200 I Jason Blair, 200 1-02 Pat Holbert, 1989-90 Mike Whitmarsh, 1983, 1984 Dana White, 2000-0 I Danny Means, 1987-88, 88-89 Ryan Willi ams, 1999 Andre Laws, 1999-00, 01-02 Nil s Madden, 1986-87 Kelvin Woods, 1991 , 1992 Ryan Williams, 1998-99 Paul Leonard, 1986-87 Brian Mi !es, 1996-97, 97-98 Scott Thompson, 1985-86 WCC Male Scholar Brian Bruso, 1996-97 Anthony Reuss, 1984-85 Athlete of the Year David Fi zdale, 1995-96 Steve Krallman, 1987 Doug Harri s, 1994-95 Bully's East Most Improved Player Brooks Barnhard, 1993-94 Nick Lewis, 2002-03 Joe Temple, 1993-94 1-02 CoSIDA/Verizon Academic Roy Morris, 200 Gylan Dottin, 1992-93 Nick Greene, 2000-0 I All-America Kelvin Woods, 1990-9 1, '9 1-92 Tom Lippold, 1999-00 Jason Blair, 2003 John Jerome, 1989-90 Sam Adamo, 1999-00 Dav id Heppell, 1982 Danny Means, 1987-88, 88-89 Dana White, 1998-99 Scott Thompson, 1985-86, 86-87 Jeff Knoll, 1996-97, 97-98 WCC All-To urnament Team Anthony Reuss, 1984-85 Andre Speech, 1995-96 Jason Keep, 2003 (MVP) Mike Whitmarsh, 1983-84 Ryan Williams, 1994-95 Matt Del zell , 2003 Lewis, 2003 Nick Miller Lite Student Athlete of the Year Best Defensive Player Doug Harri s, 1994 Jason Blair, 200 1-02, '02-03 Corey Belser, 2002-03 Barnhard, 1994 Brooks James Bon·ego, 2000-0 I Andre Laws, 200 1-02 Kelvin Woods, 1991 Cameron Rigby, 97-98, 98-99, 99-00 Dana White, 2000-0 I Scott Thompson, 1987 Matt Delzell , 1999-00, 'O 1-02, '02-03 Matt Delzell , 1999-00 Brian Bruso, 93 -94, 94-95, 95-96, 96-97 Lamont Smith, 1998-99 Sean Flannery, 1996-97 Noah Obasohan, 1997-98 Lamont Smith, 1996-97 usdtoreros.com r

DIVISION I INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Page 43 USD DIVISION I INDIVIDUAL RECORDS 1979-2003

Career Scoring 1 . Scott Thompson 1,379 1983-87 2. Andre Laws 1,337 1998-02 3. Ryan Williams 1,318 1994-99 4. Kelvin Woods 1,216 1988-92 5. Doug Harris 1,212 1992-95 Mike Whitmarsh Career Rebounding 1. Scott Thompson 740 1983-87 2. Ryan Williams 653 1994-99 3. Gylan Dottin 595 1988-93 4. Brian Bruso 520 1992-97 5. Kelvin Woods 513 1988-92

Career Assists John Jerome David Fizdale 1. David Fizdale 465 1992-96 Single Game Scoring 2. Wayman Strickland 408 1988-92 1. Mike Whitmarsh 37 vs . LMU , 2-26-83 3. Dana White 325 1997-01 Marty Munn 37 vs . LMU , 2-27-88 4. Brock Jacobsen 311 1995-99 2. Andre Laws 36 vs . Washington , 12-1-01 5. Doug Harris 291 1992-95 3. Ryan Williams 34 vs . Sac State, 11-24-95 4. Doug Harris 35 vs . CSUN, 2-28-95 Season Scoring 5. Mike Whitmarsh 32 vs. Nevada, 12-29-83 Joe Evans 32 vs . Westmar, 12-15-79 1 . Jason Keep 540 2002-03 Brian Miles 32 vs . Gonzaga, 1-24-98 John Jerome 540 1989-90 Jason Blair 32 vs . LMU , 1-24-02 3. Andre Laws 529 2001-02 Andre Laws 32 vs . LMU , 2-23-02 4. Mike Whitmarsh 525 1983-84 Jason Keep 32 vs . UC San Diego, 12-14-02 5. Jason Blair 513 2002-03 Single Game Rebounding 1. Robby Roberts 21 vs. NAU, 11-29-82 Season Rebounding 2. Bob Bartholomew 18 vs. Westmar, 12-15-79 John Jerome 18 vs. USF, 2-15-90 1 . Jason Keep 274 2002-03 Ryan Williams 18 vs. Sac State, 11-24-95 2. John Jerome 225 1989-90 4. Scott Thompson 17 vs. SCU , 1-17-86 3. Scott Thompson 222 1986-87 Jason Blair 17 vs. SCU , 1-16-02 4. Jason Blair 221 2002-03 5. Mike Whitmarsh 16 vs. Nevada, 12-29-83 5. Nils Madden 209 1986-87 Scott Thompson 16 vs. USIU , 1-9-86 Jason Keep 16 vs. UCLA, 11-26-02 Season Assists Single Game Assists 1995-96 1 . David Fizdale 13 vs . UCI , 12-21-95 1 . David Fizdale 195 2. Wayman Strickland 12 vs . LMU , 1-13;2-23-90 2. Wayman Strickland 169 1989-90 Mike Whitmarsh 12 vs . Gonzaga, 1-19-90 Mike Whitmarsh 169 1983-84 David Fizdale 12 vs . CP-SLO, 1-24-95 4. David Fizdale 158 1994-95 Roy Morris 12 vs . UCSD, 12-14-02 5. Paul Leonard 135 1986-87 3. Wayman Strickland 11 vs . St. Mary's, 2-17-90 David Fizdale 11 vs . Drake, 12-29-94 usdtoreros.com ALL-TIME RECORDS Page 44 TEAM RECORDS (Season) Games Played 30 1986-87 Games Won 24 1986-87 Min&¥11tdl Games Lost 20 1961-62; 1988-89 Best Winning % .800 1986-87 Points Scored 2403 1977-78 Combined Score 267 1987-88 (USO 126, LMU 141) Single Season Rebounds FT Percentage .732 1993-94 (545x7 45) Player Years Reb Ave 3-PT Made/Att. 235/619 1993-94 (38.0%) 1. Gus Magee 68-69 344 14.3 (Single Game) 2. Paul Reynolds 57-58 289 13.1 Total Points 134 1973-74 (vs. La Verne) 3. Gus Magee 69-70 306 12.2 FG Made 58 1973-74 (vs. La Verne) 4. Paul Reynolds 56-57 349 12.0 FT Made 42 1993-94 (vs. UCI w/46 att.) 5. Robert Smith 71-72 290 11 .1 3-Pt. FG Made 14 1992-93 (vs. Oral Roberts) 6. Robert Smith 72-73 292 10.4 2002-03 (vs. Pepperdine) 7. Neil Traub 73-74 277 10.3 Field Goal% .660 1990-91 (31x47; 1-17-91vs. SMC) 8. Neil Traub 74-75 251 9.7 Free Throw% .929 1979-80 (13x14; 2-19-80 vs. SMC) 9. Bob Scotian 70-71 225 9.4 3-PT FG % .667 1988-89; 1986-87 (1Ox15) 10. Art Wical 59-60 251 9.3 (vs. Texas-Arlington, 1-5-88; vs. Univ. of Nevada, 12-6-86) Career Points Per Game 1973-74 (vs. Olivet Nazarene) 1989-90 (2-17-90 vs. St. Mary's) Player Years GP Pts Ave 1981-82 (1-9-82 vs. Ne.-Wesleyan) 1. Stan Washington 71-74 81 1,472 18.2 1981-82 1-9-82 vs. Ne.-Wesle an 2. Robert Smith 71-74 74 1,295 17.5 3. #Mike Whitmarsh 82-84 52 893 17.2 4. Jim Fleming 59-61 55 942 17.1 5. Cliff Ashford 56-59 70 1,164 16.6 One game 40 Robert "Pinky" Smith 1972-73 6. #Jason Blair 01-03 59 931 15.8 One game (Div. I) 37 Mike Whitmarsh 1982-83 7. Ken Leslie 56-59 77 1,174 15.2 37 Marty Munn 1987-88 8. #Doug Harris 92-95 56 1,212 14.6 One Season 540 John Jerome 1989-90 9. #Brian Miles 95-98 83 1,187 14.3 Jason Keep 2002-03 Oscar Foster 69-71 52 746 14.3 Two Seasons 931 Jason Blair 2002-03 10. Rick Cabrera 65-68 78 1,088 13.9 Three Seasons 1212 Doug Harris 1992-95 Minimum Two Seasons;# Div. I Only Four Seasons 1472 Stan Washington 1971-74 Season ppg ave. 19.3 John Jerome 1989-90 Season Points Per Game (Field Goals) Player Yrs. Pis. Avg. Career Made 621 Stan Washington 1971-74 Season Made 229 Stan Washington 1973-74 1. #John Jerome 89-90 540 19.3 73-74 519 19.2 Single Game 19 Robert "Pinky" Smith 1972-73 2. Stan Washington 3. Cliff Ashford 64-65 484 19.0 (Field Goal %) 4. #Mike Whitmarsh 83-84 525 18.8 Career .582 Brian Bruso 1992-97 5. Jim Fleming 60-61 506 18.7 (354x608) 6 . #Andre Laws 01-02 529 18.2 Season .647 Craig Cottrell 1988-89 7. Stan Washington 71-72 470 18.1 Game 1.000 Anthony Thomas 1990-91 8. #Jason Keep 02-03 540 18.0 (10-for-10 vs. SJSU) 9. Robert Smith 72-73 503 17.9 (3-Pointers Made) 10. Cliff Ashford 63-64 461 17.7 Career 183 Sean Flannery 1992-97 Season 63 Doug Harris 1994-95 #Division I only Game 8 Mark Manor 1986-87 Shooting% .722 Mark Manor 1986-87 Miscellaneous (vs . Portland, 2-21-87; 8-for-11) (Rebounds) Minutes Played: 48 Career 1002 Gus Magee 1966-70 Mike Whitmarsh (vs. Gonzaga, 2 ot, 3-3-84) Season 349 Paul Reynolds 1956-57 Blocks In A Game: 6 1969-70 Game 24 Gus Magee Scott Thompson (vs. Santa Clara, 2-15-85) (Free Throws) Dondi Bell (vs. LMU, 2-27-88) Career 358 Cliff Ashford 1963-65 Season 161 Cliff Ashford 1963-64 Brian Bruso (vs. Southern Utah, 1-4-97) Game 21 Cliff Ashford 1964-65 Steals In A Game: 7 (Assists) Mike Whitmarsh (vs. Gonzaga, 2-19-83) Career 465 David Fizdale 1992-96 3-Pt. Att. In A Game: 13 Season 195 David Fizdale 1995-96 Danny Means (vs. Gonzaga, 2-25-89) Game 14 Stan Washin ton 1973-74 usdtoreros.com ALL-TIME RECORDS Page 45

TORERO TOP-25 SCORERS 1. Stan Washington 1971-74 1472 2. *Bob Bartholomew 1977-81 1394 3. #Scott Thompson 1983-87 1379 4. #Andre Laws 1998-02 1337 5. #Ryan Williams 1994-99 1318 6. Robert Smith 1971-74 1295 7. Russ Cravens 1959-63 1234 8. #Kelvin Woods 1988-92 1216 9. #Doug Harris 1992-95 1212 10. #Gylan Dottin 1988-93 1187 #Brian Miles 1995-98 1187 11 . Ken Leslie 1956-59 1174 12. Cliff Ashford 1963-66 1164 13. #Sean Flannery 1992-97 1100 14. Richard Harnett 1974-78 1090 15. Rick Cabrera 1965-68 1088 16. #Wayman Strickland 1988-92 1040 17. Ken Smith 1972-76 1023 18. Gus Magee 1966-70 977 19. #Brian Bruso 1992-97 973 20. #Danny Means 1985-89 950 21. Jim Fleming 1956-61 942 22. Ted Fields 1965-68 935 23. #Brock Jacobsen 1995-99 934 24. Lymond Williams 1962-65 932 USD Hall of Famer Gus Magee (1966- 70) holds three rebounding 25. #Jason Blair 2001-03 931 records: career (1,002), season average (14.3) and single game (24). *Denotes Division I & II #Denotes Division I only

100 POINT GAMES (FOR USO) 100 POINTS (AGAINST USO) 1973-74 USO 134 U. of La Verne 68 1987-88 USO 126 Loyola Marymount 141 1987-88 USO 126 Loyola Marymount 141 1988-89 USO 104 Loyola Marymount 139 198'9-90 OSD 119 Loyola Marymount 131 1989-90 USO 119 Loyola Marymount 131 1959-60 USO 119 Azusa Pacific 75 19!59-60 USO 75 CS Los Angeles 124 1976-77 USO 114 CS Los Angeles 76 1989-90 USD 112 Loyola Marymount 119 1986-87 USO 113 U.S. International 72 1969-70 USD 99 Tahoe College 119 1989-90 USO 112 Loyola Marymount 119 1969-70 USO 92 CS Los Angeles 118 1992-93 USO 112 Oral Roberts 78 1987-88 USD 75 Loyola Marymount 115 1990-91 USD 108 U. of Portland 70 1980-81 USO 62 UC Irvine 108 1991-92 USO 108 Centenary 92 1979-80 USD 78 San Francisco 106 1978-79 USO 107 U. of La Verne 63 1990-91 USD 104 Loyola Marymount 106 1977-78 USD 106 CS Stanislaus 95 1992-93 USD 71 Southern Methodist 106 1971-72 USD 105 Chapman College 86 1961 -62 USD 57 CS Fullerton 105 2002-03 USO 105 UC San Diego 62 1971-72 USO 90 Chapman College 105 1991-92 USD 104 Loyola Marymount 106 1988-89 USD 88 Loyola Marymount 104 1988-89 USD 104 Loyola Marymount 139 1990-91 1974-75 USD 104 Cal Lutheran 72 USD 102 Loyola Marymount 104 1976-77 USD 104 CS Stanislaus 77 1989-90 USD 89 Pepperdine 102 1969-70 USD 103 W. New Mexico 87 1966-67 USD 72 Carroll College 102 1977-78 USD 103 U. of La Verne 74 1958-59 USD 42 Fresno State 101 2001-02 USO 103 Portland 80 1970-71 USD 91 Cal Poly-SLO 100 1990-91 USD 102 Southern Utah 91 1979-80 USD 82 Loyola Marymount 100 1990-91 USD 102 Loyola Marymount 104 1960-61 USD 102 Biola University 61 1960-61 USO 102 Biola University 70 1970-71 USO 102 Cal Poly Pomona 90 The 267 total points scored in 1964-65 USD 101 Chapman College 91 USD's 126-141 loss to LMU during the 1973-74 USO 101 Olivet Nazarene 91 1957-58 USD 100 U. of La Verne 80 1987-88 season is both a school record 1969-70 USO 100 UC Riverside 96 and USO Sports Center record for 1976-77 USO 100 CS Dominguez • 62 points scored in a game by two teams. 1977-78 USD 100 So. California Col. 96 1977-78 USO 100 Aurora 58 1989-90 USD 100 So. Utah State 91 usdtoreros.com ALL-TIME RECORDS Page 46

TORERO COACHING RECORDS COACH WON LOST PCT. YRS. 1

#Brad Holland 144 111 .565 9 Bob Mccutcheon 14 11 .560 1 #Hank Egan 156 126 .553 10 Hank Egan * Jim Brovelli 160 131 .550 11 Bernie Bickerstaff Bernie Bickerstaff 55 49 .529 4 Phil Woolpert 90 90 .500 7 Fon Johnson 24 31 .436 2 Ken Leslie 11 16 .407 1 Les Harvey 15 36 .294 2 Ed Baron 6 20 .231 1 *Denotes Division I & 11 #Division I only

Phil Woo/pert YEARLY COACHING RECORDS Jim Brovelli

Year Won Lost Pct. Coach 1984-85 16 11 .593 Hank Egan (Div. II) 1985-86 19 9 .679 Hank Egan 1955-56 11 15 .420 Fon Johnson 1986-87 24 6 .800 Hank Egan 1956-57 13 16 .448 Foo Johnson 1987-88 11 17 .393 Hank Egan 1957-58 14 11 .560 Bob McCutcheon 1988-89 8 20 .286 Hank Egan 1958-59 5 18 .217 Les Harvey 1989-90 16 12 .571 Hank Egan 1959-60 10 18 · .357 Les Harvey 1990-91 17 12 .586 Hank Egan 1960-61 11 16 .407 Ken Leslie 1991-92 14 14 .500 Hank Egan 1961-62 6 20 .231 Ed Baron 1992-93 13 14 .481 Hank Egan 1962-63 6 19 .240 Phil Woolpert 1993-94 18 11 .621 Hank Egan 1963-64 13 13 .500 Phil Woolpert 1994-95 11 16 .407 Brad Holland 1964-65 15 11 .577 Phil Woolpert 1995-96 14 14 .500 Brad Holland 1965-66 17 11 .607 Phil Woolpert 1996-97 17 11 .607 Brad Holland 1966-67 14 11 .560 Phil Woolpert 1997-98 14 14 .500 Brad Holland 1967-68 15 10 .600 Phil Woolpert 1998-99 18 9 .667 Brad Holland 1968-69 10 15 .400 Phil Woolpert 1999-00 20 9 .690 Brad Holland 1969-70 14 12 .538 Bernie Bickerstaff 2000-01 16 13 .552 Brad Holland 1970-71 10 14 .417 Bernie Bickerstaff 2001-02 16 13 .552 Brad Holland . 1971-72 12 14 .462 Bernie Bickerstaff 2002-03 18 12 .600 Brad Holland 1972-73 19 9 .679 Bernie Bickerstaff Totals 675 621 .521 10 Coaches 1973-74 16 11 .593 Jim Brovelli WINNING PERCENTAGE (Min. 15 Wins) 1974-75 11 .423 15 Jim Brovelli YEAR REC. PCT. COACH 1975-76 15 10 .600 Jim Brovelli 1986-87# . 24-6 .800 Hank Egan 1976-77 20 7 .741 Jim Brovelli 1977-78 22-7 .758 Jim Brovelli 1977-78 22 7 .758 Jim Brovelli 1976-77 20-7 .741 Jim Brovelli 1978-79 19 7 .731 Jim Brovelli 1978-79 19-7 .731 Jim Brovelll 1999-00# 20-9 .690 Brad Holland (Div. I) 1985-86# 19-9 .679. Hank Egan 1979-80 6 19 .240 Jim Brovelli 1972-73 19-9 .679 Bernie Bickerstaff 1980-81 10 16 .385 Jim Brovelli 1998-88# 18-9 .667 Brad Holland 1981 -82 11 15 .423 Jim Brovelli 1983-84# 18-10 .643 Jim Brovelll 1982-83 12 14 .462 Jim Brovelli 1993-94# 18-11 .621 Hank Egan 1996-97# 17-11 .607 Brad Holland 1983-84 18 10 .643 Jim Brovelli 1965-66 17-11 .607 Phil Woolpert #denotes Division I Seasons usdtoreros.com 2002-2003 RESULTS Page 47 FINAL 2002-2003 SAN DIEGO BASKETBALL STATISTICS Overall Record: 18-12 wee Record: 10-4, 2nd place Home: 9-5; Away: 8-6; Neutral: 1-1

/-TOTAL-/ /-3POINT-/ OFF DEF TOT PLAYER GIGS FG/FGA PCT FG/FGA PCT FT/FTA PCT PTS AVG REB REB REB AVG PF/0 AST TO BLK STL MIN J. Keep 30-28 195-323 .604 1-2 .500 149-265 .562 540 18.0 89 185 274 9.1 110/6 34 105 36 17 792 wee 14-13 92-149 .61 7 0-0 .000 76-126 .603 260 18.6 39 96 135 9.6 51/1 22 49 13 6 359

J. Blai r 30-27 161-312 .516 42-105 .400 149-176 .847 513 17.1 76 145 22 1 7.4 68/1 47 65 6 25 902 wee 14-11 79-147 .537 24-49 .490 75-87 .862 257 18.4 29 67 96 6.9 28/0 17 26 3 10 402

R. Morris 30-30 128-289 .443 49-118 .415 63-94 .670 368 12.3 12 67 79 2.6 76/2 95 68 4 19 931 wee 14-14 57-126 .452 22-49 .449 21-33 .636 157 11 .2 3 33 36 2.6 33/1 45 28 0 6 412

N. Lewis 26-3 81-178 .455 17-56 .304 45-61 .738 224 8.6 23 73 96 3.7 60/2 15 59 21 8 485 wee 14-3 42-93 .452 9-29 .310 17-23 .739 110 7.9 13 45 58 4. 1 32/1 7 33 9 5 258

M. Delzell 29-28 74-166 .446 46-96 .479 38-49 .776 232 8.0 16 71 87 3.0 52/2 101 64 2 24 813 wee 13-13 32-70 .457 19-41 .463 15-18 .833 98 7.5 3 31 34 2.6 16/0 53 28 1 14 370

C. Belser 30-24 39-96 .406 8-29 .276 37-59 .627 123 4. 1 49 86 135 4.5 82/2 56 39 19 29 757 wee 14-14 22-42 .524 3-10 .300 27-41 .659 74 5.3 25 41 66 4.7 31/0 33 16 9 14 390

Lechtenberg 20-0 27-74 .365 24-61 .393 3-5 .600 81 4. 1 3 5 8 0.4 17/1 8 13 1 3 163 wee 12-0 14-37 .378 13-34 .320 0-0 .000 41 3.4 0 3 3 0.3 6/0 4 8 0 97

Stockalper 25-0 24-72 .333 14-44 .318 6-13 .462 68 2.7 10 25 35 1.4 29/0 25 26 2 9 288 wee 14-0 15-44 .341 11-27 .407 6-10 .600 47 3.4 5 12 17 1.2 14/0 18 11 7 194

M. McGrain 27-2 13-42 .310 3-12 .250 25-37 .676 54 2.0 12 37 49 1.8 44/0 75 43 19 453 wee 11-1 3-10 .300 0-1 .000 10-15 .667 16 1.5 1 13 14 1.3 15/0 28 13 6 141

T. Smith 22-8 14-45 .31 1 5-23 .217 7-15 .467 40 1.8 3 16 19 0.9 35/0 35 27 1 4 298 wee 8-1 3-9 .333 2-5 .400 5-9 .556 13 1.6 0 2 2 0.3 10/0 12 8 0 0 78

A. ne 16-0 8-22 .364 0-2 .000 2-11 .182 18 1.1 7 17 24 1.5 23/0 0 12 8 5 113 wee 10-0 6-16 .375 0-0 .000 1-6 .167 13 1.3 4 12 16 1.6 16/0 0 5 6 3 81

J. Nevin 8-0 1-6 .167 1-6 .1 67 0-0 .000 3 0.4 0 1 0.1 2/0 3 4 0 0 27 wee 5-0 1-2 .500 1-2 .500 0-0 .000 3 0.6 0 0 0 0.0 0/0 2 0 0 13

Other 4-0 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 1-4 .250 0.3 3 8 11 2.8 2/0 0 0 18 wee DNP

A. Nieto 4-0 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 2/0 1 1 0 0 10 wee 2-0 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 1/0 0 0 0 0 5

USD TOT 30 765-1626 .470 210-554 .379 525-789 .665 2265 75.5 351 796 1147 38.2 602/16 496 536 101 162 6050 wee 14 366-746 .491 104-247 .421 253-368 .688 1089 77.8 143 385 528 37.7 253/3 240 230 43 72 2800

OPP TOT 30 779-1817 .429 208-587 .354 377-551 .684 2143 71.4 339 660 999 33.3 701 /- 407 457 105 232 6050 wee 14 368-853 .431 97-262 .370 155-229 .677 988 70.6 147 302 449 32. 1 319/8 190 190 38 108 2800

Team Rebounds: USO 108 Oeadball Rebounds: USO 11 6, OPP 79 Returning players highlighted in bold

usdtoreros.com 2002-2003 RESULTS Page 48 RETURNING PLAYERS 2002-2003 GAME BY GAME RESULTS POINTS/REBOUNDS/ASSISTS OggQnent/Result Belser Leclllel~ Lewis McGrain $me Smttn Univ. of Nevada W, 77-75 010/0 DNP 8/2/3 0/4/0 DNP 2/3/0 (Nov. 23rd) at UCLA W, 86-81 (ot) 0/1/2 DNP 10/4/1 0/0/1 0/1/0 1/2/4 (Nov. 26th) at UC Riverside W,84-64 5/1/0 DNP 13/3/1 4/1/5 DNP 10/2/4 (Nov. 30th) Cal State Northridge L, 61-64 6/9/2 DNP 19/4/1 2/1/3 DNP 1/1/1 (Dec. 4th) IUPUI# W, 81-74 3/7/1 DNP 7/210 6/2/4 DNP 2/2/3 (Dec. 6th) at Purdue# L, 65-95 2/2/1 0/0/0 6/3/0 0/0/3 0/1/0 4/313 (Dec. 7th) at Brigham Young L, 49-64 1/1/1 DNP 4/2/0 71312. DNP 2/0/2 (Dec. 11th) UC San Diego w, 105-62 217/2 9/0/0 12/4/0 7/2/4 0/2/0 0/1/3 (Dec. 14th) UC Riverside W, 73-62 2/5/0 3/0/1 DNP 5/5/9 2/0/0 21010 (Dec. 21st) Utah L, 58-64 2/3/2 0/1/1 DNP 0/3/1 DNP 3/0/0 (Dec. 23rd) at Nevada L, 70-81 4/7/1 14/2/0 DNP 0/1/3 3/3/0 0/0/0 (Dec. 28th) at Southern Methodist L, 82-88 (ot) 12/13/5 13/1/2 DNP 0/4/2 0/1/0 0/0/1 (Jan. 2nd) at San Diego State L, 72-78 5/3/0 1/1/0 8/4/1 0/0/2 DNP 0/2/2 (Jan. 7th) Santa Clara* L, 65-67 4/3/2 0/010 4/5/1 0/010 DNP 8/1/0 (Jan. 11th) at Loyola Marymount* W,82-68 5/6/6 0/0/0 6/3/1 DNP 1/0/0 0/0/2 (Jan. 17th) at Pepperdine* W,88-73 8/4/2 12/1/0 10/4/0 DNP DNP 0/0/0 (Jan. 18th) San Francisco* W, 74-69 2/1/1 9/1/1 12/5/1 DNP 2/0/0 0/0/8 (Jan. 25th) at Gonzaga* L, 65-89 7/5/0 6/0/0 9/3/0 0/0/0 4/3/0 5/0/0 (Jan. 30th) at Portland* W, 78-77 8/8/6 3/0/0 18/5/1 6/1/5 2/5/0 DNP (Feb. 1st) at Saint Mary's* W, 76-69 3/3/2 0/0/1 8/3/0 2/4/3 0/0/0 DNP (Feb. 5th) at Santa Clara* w,78-66 6/7/4 3/0/1 11/4/0 0/2/5 DNP 0/0/1 (Feb. 8th) Pepperdine* L, 93-98 0/4/3 3/0/1 2/3/0 2/1/2 DNP DNP (Feb. 13th) Loyola Marymount* W, 73-51 7/6/0 2/1/0 8/6/1 0/0/2 2/1/0 0/0/0 (Feb. 15th) at Saint Mary's* W, 75-57 5/5/1 0/0/0 2/1/0 0/0/1 0/2/0 DNP (Feb. 21st) at San Francisco* W,81-63 4/6/2 DNP 8/5/1 0/1/2 0/1/0 DNP (Feb. 22nd) Portland* W,92-69 9/4/4 3/0/0 10/6/1 2/2/8 2/3/0 0/1/1 (Feb. 27th) Gonzaga* L, 69-72 6/4/0 DNP 2/5/0 4/3/0 0/1/0 DNP (Mar. 1st) San Francisco++ w, 72-63 2/2/3 DNP 5/2/0 2/0/1 DNP DNP (Mar. 9th) Gonzaga++ W, 72-63 2/4/3 DNP 14/4/1 0/3/3 DNP DNP (Mar. 10th) Stanford$ L, 69-77 1/4/0 0/0/0 8/4/0 5/6/4 DNP 0/1/0 (Mar. 20th)

# denotes Pu rdue Tourn ey; * denotes WCC contest; ++ denotes WCC Basketball Championships (@ USD); $ NCAA Tournament

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TOREROS WIN wee TOURNAMENT ... JOIN MARCH MADNESS DANCE I

The USD Toreros entered the 2002-2003 campaign without 80% of their scoring punch from the previous 16-13 club. Most preseason polls had them picked to finish any­ where between 4th and 6th in the West Coast Conference. Ninth-year coach Brad Holland knew he might have something special with this group early on when the Toreros began the season 3-0. That stretch included an 86-81 over­ time road win at then No. 14 ranked UCLA. In that game the Toreros showcased their 6-10, 280 lb . senior center - Jason Keep. Keep, who had transferred to USD from Oklahoma State, was just beginning his first and only season with the Toreros. That magical night he poured in 30 points and grabbed 16 rebounds. With eight of their first thirteen games on the road, the Toreros hit some bumps along the way as they entered WCC play with a 6-7 record. After dropping their WCC home opener to Santa Clara, 67-65, coach Holland made a key change in his lineup. He moved senior Matt Delzell to the point guard spot and named him Team Captain. From that point on the Toreros would finish the season with a record of 12-3, including the program's first­ ever West Coast Conference Tournament Championship, and the program's first trip to the NCAA Tournament in sixteen years. Despite giving Stanford all they could handle in the I st round of the NCAA Tournament, the Toreros dropped a hardfought 77-69 decision to the Cardinal.

USD's Jasons, Jason Keep and Jason Blair, provided the USD MEN'S BASKETBALL AWARD WINNERS Toreros with one of the most consistent inside tandems on the west coast as both players earned First Team All-WCC honors. Keep was MOST VALUABLE PLAYER ru nner-up as WCC Player of the Year despite leading the league in Jason Keep & Matt Delzell rebounding (9.1 rpg), field goal percentage (.604), and finishing a close MILLER LITE STUDENT-ATHLETE OF THE YEAR second in scoring (18.0 ppg) to USF's Darrell Tucker ( 18.5). Blair Jason Blair & Matt Delzell fi nished fourth in scoring ( 17.1 ppg), rebounding (7.4 rpg) and field BULLY'S EAST MOST IMPROVED PLAYER goal percentage (.516), and ranked second in free throw percentage Nick Lewis (. 847). Joining Delzell, Keep and Blair in the starting lineup was USD's BUGELLI LEADERSHIP AWARD fo urth senior, guard Roy Morris. Morris was steady throughout the Matt Delzell season and finished the season averaging 12.3 ppg. Sophomore wing ZABLE ATHLETIC EXCELLENCE AWARD Corey Belser was the only non-senior in the starting lineup and he gave the team a huge lift with his defensive skills and rebounding. Jason Blair First off the bench was 6-10 freshman forward Nick Lewis. Lewis BEST DEFENSIVE PLAYER AWARD gave the Toreros solid minutes and usually provided some instant of­ Corey Belser fe nse with outstanding inside moves and outside shooting. In their WCC Tournament championship game, in front of a national televison audience on ESPN, the Toreros found themselves down 15-3 to start the game versus the Gonzaga Bulldogs. Despite the slow start, the team kept their composure and slowly but surely got back into the game. Jason Keep led four Toreros in double-digit scoring with 18 points; he was followed by Roy Morris ( 15 points), Matt Delzell ( 14 points) and Nick Lewis ( 14 points). Keep was named the tourney MVP, and Delzell and Lewis joined him on the All­ Tournament team. Keep also became the first Torero to be recognized on the District 15 First Team, selected by the National Association of Basketball Coaches. Jason Blair was named a Verizon Academic 2nd Team All-America. The Toreros were "Road Warriors" last season, finishing 9-7 overall away from the Jenny Craig Pavilion. San Diego was even better in league play on the road, finishing an outstanding 6-1 in WCC play. The Toreros led WCC schools for all games played in field goal percentage (.470) and rebounding (38.2). In conference games only, USO led the league in scoring (77.8 points per game). As the WCC's automatic qualifier into the Big Dance, USD made its third trip to the NCAA Tournament. The Toreros also advanced to the NCAA's in 1984 and 1987. USO won the WCC Tournament title for the first time, and also became the first men's team to win the event as the host school.

2002-03 Torero Team llighlights: * Jason Keep (fir$t Torero to earn 1st Team) Star o( the Month Head Coach West Coast All-Region (Basketball Times) * Jason Keep (December & February) * Brad Holland, 9th Year * Jason Keep, Senior Center CBS Chevrolet Player of the Game * Two-time wee Coach offue Year First Team All-West Coast Conference * Jason Blair (Mar. 20 @ NCAA's) Team llighlights * Jason Blair, Sr. Forward Collegeinslder.com Honors * Final record of 18-12 * Jason Keep, Sr. Center * Final No. 18 ranking for Mid-Majors * I 0-4 wee Record (2nd); 6-l in wee road games Verizon Academic 2nd Team All-American * Jason Keep, All-American * Advanced to NCAA Tournament !st Round * Jason Blair, Senior Forward * Corey Belser, All-Defense Team * Hosted and won WCC Tournament Championship WCC All-Academic Team Torero wee Leaders * Beat No. 14 UCLA at Pauley Pavilion, 86-81 in OT * Matt Delzell, 3.53 GPA in Business (fourth time) * Jason Keep * Fifth straight season with I 6 or more victories ' * Jason Blair, 3.59 GPA in Business (second time) -1st in rebounding (9.1) & FG% (.604) * Led WCC in scoring in conference games (77 .8 ppg) wee Player of the Month * Matt Delzell District 15 First Team (NABC) * Jason Keep, Sr. Center (December) - 1st in three point accuracy (.479; 46x96)

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A nationally recognized and competitive force in intercollegiate athletics, the wee sponsors 13 sports: men's and women's basketball , soccer, tennis, cross country, and golf; baseball; and women's volleyball and rowing. The wee has produced 34 NCAA individual or team champions and numerous Academic All­ Americans. Many outstanding wee student-athletes have also gone on to excel in professional sports.

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West Coast Conference - 1200 Bayhill Dr., Suite 302 - San Bruno, CA 94066 - 650.873 .8622 phone - 650.873.7846 fax 2004 WCC BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS Page 51 wee BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT RETURNS TO THE BAYAREA Th e West Coast Conference Basketball Tournament returns to the Bay Area in 2004 and 2005 after three successful years at the University of San Diego 's Jenny Craig Pavilion. The 2004 WCC Basketball Tournament will be held on the Santa Clara University campus, and for the second consecutive year, the WCC will use an 8-Team/Play-ln format f or both the men and the women. The women will play March 4- 7, 2004 and the men will square-offMar ch 5-8, 2004.

RESERVED SEATS NOW AVAILABLE! ( Order tickets through the USO ticket office by calling (619) 260-755{D wee TOURNAMENT Men's Event SCHEDULE Men's All-Session Pass - Reserved $65 Men's Single Session - Reserved $20 February 29 (Sun.) Men's Single Session - Student/Youth $7 Men's & Women's Brackets Announced Women's Event Women's All-Session Pass - General Adm. $40 March 1 (Mon.) Media Teleconference TBA Women's Single Session - General Adm. $12 Women's Single Session - Student/Youth $5 All men's and women's coaches wi ll be on line for the announcement of the 2004 All­ West Coast Conference Basketball Teams.

wee TOURNEY FORMAT March 4 (Thu.) Women 's First Round *12 Noon For the second straight year, the 2004 WCC Basketball Champion­ ships will follow an 8-Team/Play-In format for both the men and the March 5 (Fri.) women. The women will play March 4-7, 2004 and the men will square­ Women's Second Round *12 Noon off March 5-8, 2004. Men's First Round *6:00 pm

Under this format, the #5 through #8 seeds will compete in the opening March 6 (Sat.) round to determine who will advance to the next round of the tourna­ Women's Semifinals *12 Noon ment. Waiting for the winners in the quarterfinals wi ll be the #3 and #4 Men's Second Round *6:00 pm seeds, who will have first round byes. The winners of the quarterfinal match-ups will go head-to-head with the #1 and #2 seeds, who will March 7 (Sun.) have byes through the first two rounds of the tournament. Women's Championship TBA Men's Semifinals TBA Beginning in 2004, the league will rotate the championship site region­ ally. The 2004 and 2005 tournaments will be held in the Bay Area, the March 8 (Mon.) 2006 and 2007 tourneys in the Pacific Northwest, and the 2008 and Men's Championship #9:00 pm 2009 championships in Southern California. San Diego just completed a successful three-year run of the host the WCC Tournament. *Denotes the 2nd game starts 30 minutes after the first game ends; # de­ - West-- - Coast"" - Conference Staff~-";!':;, notes ESPN telecast. Commissioner: Michael Gilleran WWW.WCCSPORTS.COM Assistant Commissioner/SWA: Valerie Richardson Assistant Commissioners: West Coast Conference Office *Brad Walker, Gloria Nevarez, Kim Rogowski 1200 Bayhill Dr., Suite 302, Communication Assistant: Will Kiss San Bruno, CA 94066 Championships & Marketing Assts: Ben White & Christina Halsey * denotes WCC Men's Basketball Contact (650) 873-8622; FAX 873-7846 usdtoreros.com NCAA COMPLIANCE Page 52

NCAA COMPLIANCE I want to play Division I intercollegiate athletics at San Diego ...

What do I need to do in order to play at San the initial date for signing the National Letter oflntent in your sport through Diego as a freshman? two days after the initial signing date; and (4) you (or your parents) may telephone a coach at your expense as often as you wish. Also, you may If you intend to participate in Division I or II athl etics as a freshman, you email a coach at anytime. must register and be certified by the NCAA Initial -Eli gibility Clearing­ house. Your high school counselors should provide you with a student­ Off-Campus Contacts: A college coach may contact you in person off the release form and a brochure titled, "NCAA Guide for the Coll ege-Bound college campus only on or after July I after the completion of your junior Student-Athlete." In order to be registered with the clearinghouse, you must year in high school. A contact is any face-to-face meeting between a college complete the student-release form and mail the top (white) copy of the form coach or athletics staff member and you or your parents, during which any to the clearinghouse along with the $30 registration fee. Give the yellow and of you say more than "hell o." Also, any s uch face-to-face meeting that is pink copies of the fom1 to a high-school official who then sends the yellow prearranged or that takes place on your campus, at an organized competition copy, along with an official copy of your high-school transcript that or practice involving you or your high school, preparatory school, two-year includes your SAT or ACT score(s), to the clearinghouse. Your high school coll ege or all-star team shall be considered a contact, regardless of the should keep the pink copy for its files. You may also register online at conversation. Currently in all sports other than football, coll ege coaches www.ncaaclearinghouse.net. After graduation and before the school closes may contact you off the coll ege campus no more than three times. However, for the summer, your school also must send the clearinghouse a copy of your a college coach may visit your high school (with the approval of your high final transcript that confirms graduation from high school. Your counselors school principle) only once a week during contact period. can obtain registration materials, at no cost, by call ing the clearinghouse at (319) 337-1492. Evaluations: An evaluation is any off-campus activity used to assess your How do I know if I'm being recruited? academic qualifications or athletics ability, in cluding a visit to your high school (during which no contact occurs) or watching you practice or You become a " prospective student-athlete" when you start ninth-grade compete at any site. Currently in all sports other than football and basketball, classes. Before the ninth grade, you become a prospective student-athlete if a college coach is limited to seven opportunities (contacts and evaluations a college gives you (or your re latives or friends) any financial aid or other combined) to recruit you and not more than three of the seven opportunities benefits that the coll ege does not provide prospective students generally. may be contacts. In basketball, coaches have a limit of five opportunities You become a "recruited prospective student-athlete" at a particular college with which to recruit you ( contact and evaluations combined) off the college if any coach approaches you ( or any member ofyour family) about enrolling campus. Not more than three of those five opportunities may be contacts. In and participating in athletics at that coll ege. Activities by coaches that cause football, a coach has three evaluation opportunities and six contact oppor­ you to become a recruited prospective student-athlete are (I) providing you tunities. Once you sign a National Letter of Intent, you may be evaluated an with an official visit; (2) placing more than one telephone call to you or any unlimited number of times by a college coach from the college with which other member of your fam il y; or (3) visiting you or any other member of you have signed. your family anywhere other than the coll ege campus.

Boosters: In addition to general recruiting regulations, no alumni, boosters Letters: Letters and printed recruiting information may be sent to you or representatives of a coll ege' s athletics interests can be involved in your starting September 1st at the beginning of your junior year in high school. recruitment. There can be no phone calls or letters from boosters. Ifa USO However, you may still contact a university prior to this date to receive booster is contacting you, please call the San Diego Compliance Office as general information (non-athletic related) prior to this date. You may also soon as possible at (619) 260-7577. Don't risk your NCAA eligibility! complete an athletic questionnaire prior to this date.

When can I talk to the coach and have him/her What Can I Receive from San Diego? see me play? You ( or your famil y) may not receive any benefit, inducement or arrange­ Telephone Calls: In all sports other than football and basketball, phone ment, such as cash, clothing, camp, improper expenses, transportation, gifts calls from staff members (but not boosters) are not permitted until July I or loans to encourage you to sign a National Letter of Intent or attend an after completion of your junior year. In men's basketball, one telephone call NCAA coll ege. The University of San Diego may offer you a one-year to a prospect may be made during March ofthe prospect'sjunioryear in high scholarship that covers room and board, tuition and fees, and required school. In both men's and women's basketball, one telephone call to a course-related books, or any part of these. The institution can recommend prospect may be made on or after June 21 fo ll owing the prospect' s junior that this aid be renewed each year, as is the general practice at the University year. In Football, a prospect may receive one phone call in May of the of San Diego. prospects junior year in high school and may start receiving additional call s after September I of your senior. Year. After this, a college coach is limited Who Do I Contact with any Questions on to one telephone call per week to you (or your parents or legal guardians), Eligibility? except that unlimited calls to you (or your parents or legal guardians) may be made under the following circumstances: (I) during the five days You may contact Mike Matoso, USD' s Associate Director of Athletics for immediately before your official vi sit by the college you will be visiting; (2) Comp li ance & Administration at 619-260-7577 or by email at on the day ofa coach's off-campus contact with you by that coach; (3) on [email protected].

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A Message From President Mary Lyons The University of San Diego is very proud of the student-athletes that represent our institution on 16 men's and women's NCAA Division-I athletic teams. These are proud and serious competitors, honored to repre'sent the University. The dedication you witness on the playing fields, on the court, on the course, or in the water is greatly matched in the classrooms, the laboratories, on stage, or in the community. More than a third of our student-ath­ letes carry a grade-point average above 3 .2, and 11 of our teams have a cumulative grade-point average above 3.0.

Athletics is vital to the University of San Diego, a way students, faculty, staff and alumni come together as one community. I am both a university president and a Torero fan; I look forward to sharing the excitement of Torero athletics with our many fans. Mary E. Lyons, Ph.D. President

Francis M. Lazarus Robert Pastoor Vice President - Provost Vice President - Student Affairs

Paul Bissonnette Thomas Burke Msgr. Daniel J. Dillabough Vice President - Financial Affairs Acting Vice President - University Relations Vice President - Mi ssion & Ministry

usdtoreros. com DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS Page 54 JO-ANN NESTER Director ofAthletics Jo-Ann Nester was promoted to Director of Athletics at the University of San Diego on September 25, 2003. Nester, who was in her second year as Associate Director of Athletics and Senior Woman Admini strator, will oversee all the daily operations of the Torero athletic department that includes sixteen NCAA Division I intercollegiate programs. She replaced Tom Iannacone who announced his retirement on July 14th after directing the department for fifteen years.

"We are extremely pleased to announce Jo-Ann Nester as USD's Director of Athletics," stated Bob Pastoor, USO Vice President for Student Affairs. " Her years of experience as an athletic administrator have prepared her well for this position. She clearly understands her role with this department and within the mission of the university."

In her role this past year at USO, Nester had direct supervisory responsibility for nine varsity sports programs including budget preparation and oversight, supervision ofall head and assistant coaches, scheduling, travel and program evaluation. Additionally, she was involved with fundraising for women's sports programs; she had direct supervisory responsibility for the areas of Compliance, Academic Support, CHAMPS Life Skills, oversight of Student Athletic Council, New Athlete Orientation program and the Faculty Team Advisor Program; she assisted in the monitoring of gender equity; was the Senior Woman Administrator Liaison to the West Coast Conference and NCAA; event management responsibi lites for three teams; and was the department liaison for Admissions, Drug and Alcohol Education, Dining Services, Housing and Work Study.

"I am absolutely thrilled and humbled to be named the Director of Athletics at the University of San Diego," stated Jo-Ann Nester. "I can honestly tell you that this appointment has been the goal ofmy career. To be an Athletic Director at a NCAA Division I, academically rigorous institution is what I have strived to be. I look forward to working together with our outstanding coaches and staff and moving this program forward. We' ll continue to focus on our objectives together, work hard and have fun achieving those objectives." University ofSan Diego

Nester is committed to maintaining the University and Athletic Department Mission Statement commitment to providing an outstanding and successful NCAA Division I The University of San Diego is a community of schol­ athletic program within the rigorous academic environment that is the ars committed to the pursuit oftruth, academic excellence University of San Diego. In 2002-03, six Torero teams went to the NCAA's and advancement ofknowledge in liberal arts and profes­ and Ashley Swart became the first USO swimmer to qualify for the NCAA sional programs. Independent and comprehensive, the Championships and was named an Honorable Mention All-American. University is dedicated to providing a value-based educa• Academically, thirteen athletes were named to West Coast Conference All­ lion to all students in its College and Schools. Academic teams, nine football players were named to the Pioneer Football A Roman Catholic institution, the University is com­ League All-Academic team and two student - athletes were honored as 2nd mitted to belief in God, to the recognition ofthe dignity of Continuing this tradition of excel­ Team Verizon Academic All-Americans. each individual and to the development of an active faith arena while providing an excellent lence in the classroom and competitive community. It is Catholic because it witnesses to and during athletic experi ence for our student-athletes will be the priority probes the Christian message as proclaimed by the Catho­ Nester's tenure as the USO Director of Athletics. lic Church.

Nester came to USO from Dartmouth College where she held the position The University welcomes and respects those whose lives of Associate Director of Athletics for nine years. Her duties included are formed by different traditions, recognizing their im• oversight of compliance, student services, promotions and marketing, and portant contributions to our pluralistic society and to an essential to liberal educa­ numerous sports programs. Prior to her appointment at Dartmouth College, atmosphere ofopen discussion tion. As a community, the University is committed to col• she was the Director of Athletics and Recreation at Saint Mary's College in legiality, shared decision-making and academic freedom. Notre Dame, Indiana between 1984-93. In addition, she has a coaching background at the high school and college levels, and has served on several Education at the University is holistic, offering oppor­ committees within the NCAA, ECAC and Ivy League. tunities for intellectual, physical, spiritual, emotional, so­ cial and cultural development. Students are challenged Jo-Ann's educational background includes a B.S. degree in Health and to develop knowledge, values and skills to enrich their lives Physical Education from West Chester State College ( 1971 ); a Master of and to prepare them for careers which will provide ser­ Science degree from West Chester ( 1976); an Ed.D Doctor of Education vice to their global, civic and faith communities. from Temple University ( 1985); and she completed the Sports Management Institute in the Executive Program at the University of Notre Dame (1992). usdtoreros.com ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT STAFF Page 55

Dan Yourg Brian Fogarty, Dir. of Development Associate Director ofAthletics Student Affairs & Athletics Dan Yourg, Associate Director of Ath­ Brian Fogarty enters his eighth year in USO letics, has been a member of the USD Athletics athletics administration, and his first in his new Department since the fall of 1985. role of Director of Development for Student Yourg oversees football, baseball, men's Affairs & Athletics. The past seven years he basketball, golf, men's soccer, and men's and was Associate Director of Athletics for Devel­ women's tennis. In addition, he is the depart­ opment. He took over this post after spending ment liaison to USD's Financial Aid, Budget & thirteen years as USD's head football coach. Treasury, Bursar, Campus Card, Computer Services and Bookstore. He directed USD's football program to eleven seasons of .500 or Additionally, Yourg is the Athletic Department contact for NCAA better records and guided their move from the Division 11 I ranks to directed annual audits, and coordinates the USD Equity in Athletics the NCAA I-AA level in 1993. This past year he was named US D's Disclosure Act (EADA) report. He has volunteered himself in the "Administrator of the Year." San Diego community serving as Chairman of The Board of Direc­ His primary responsibilities are with fund raising, overseeing the tors for Wayback, Inc., of San Diego, a recovery home for alcoholic Torero Athletic Association (T AA), and marketing and promotions men. for the athletic department. He oversaw the capital campaign for the Yourg received hi s Bachelor's (Sociology, 1980) and Jenny Craig Pavilion, which opened its doors in October of 2000. Master's (Social Work, 1986) degrees from the University of Wis­ Brian, who resides in the Scripps Ranch area of San Di ego, has four consin, where he was a nose guard on the Badgers' football team. He children: Bridget (a USO graduate), Joe, Colleen (a senior at USD), played four years and was a letter-winner. and Megan. Dan and his wife Virginia, a USD alumnus, are the parents of three sons, John, Thomas and Michael. Mike Matoso, Associate AD John Martin Compliance and Administration Associate Director ofAthletics Mike Matoso, who was elevated to Asso­ Facilities & Operations ciate Athletics Director for Compli ance and Administration this past Fall, is in his fourth John Martin has been a member of the season as USD'sComplianceCoordinator, and USD athletic staff since 1975 . He was the ...,;;;_;_;_;_;_~ fifth year with the USO staff. Four seasons ago school's first head women's voll eyball coach, he was the department's Academic Support Coordinator. a post he held through the 1989 season, and Prior to USD, he spent three years as the Academic Coun­ also oversaw the Recreation Department. As selor at USC where he was involved with the football , baseball, volleyball coach, he directed theToreros to three postseason appear­ women's soccer, swimming and vo ll eyball programs. Prior to USC, ances, including a 4th place finish at the 1976 AIA W Nationals. Mike served as the Academic Advisor for all 18 intercollegiate As Associate AD for Facilities & Operations, Martin programs for Cal Poly San Luis Obispo for two years. He earned both oversees all the scheduling, field maintenance and purchasing. He his B.S. degree in Physical Education ( 1993) and M.A. in Education, was the department's key liason during the construction of the Jenny Counseling ( 1994) from Cal Poly. He was also a starting pitcher for Craig Pavilion which opened in October, 2000. the Mustangs baseball team that finished 2nd in the Division II A graduate of San Diego State (B .A. & M.A. in Hi story), College World Series. Mike and his wife, Kelly, reside in Carlsbad John resides in Encinitas with his wife Jane. They have two children: with their two children, Abigail and their newborn son, Cole. Eliza, a 2001 graduate of USD, and son, Patrick, a junior at USD. This past year John was recognized as one of two Student Affairs Employees of the Year. Ted Gosen, Associate AD for Media Relations Carolyn Greer, A.T., C. Ted Gosen, Associate Director of Ath­ Head Athletic Trainer letics for Media Relations, is in hi s 22nd second year. He oversees all public relations Carolyn Greer enters her twenty-sixth activities, publications, ath letic website and year as the Head Certified Athletic Trainer for information services for the ath letic depart­ the University of San Diego athletic depart­ ment, in addition to hosting the media at USO ment. She is assisted by Suzi Higgins and Paul Signorelli. events. He is assisted by Nick Mirkovich. A 1975 graduate of San Diego State In 198 1 Ted received hi s Masters of Science degree in University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Physical Education, Sports Administration from St. Thomas University in Miami, Florida. Carolyn went on to earn her Master's in Sports Medicine in 1978. A 1979 graduate of San Jose State University, he earned his Over the years she has taught classes in Sports Medicine and had Bachelor's degree in Business Administration. In addition to his numerous articles published in a variety of journals. She oversees SID duties, Ted is a member of the College Sports Information sixteen intercollegiate teams and approximately 390 USD student­ Directors of America (CoSIDA); a member of US D's Athletic Hall athletes on a yearly basis. The Sports Medicine staff provides injury of Fame Committee; and teaches a bowling class through the USO prevention, immediate care, and rehabilitation for USD's intercol­ recreation department. legiate athletes. Ted and hi s wife Terri, a 1983 USO graduate, reside in Carolyn, and her husband Jeff, reside in the Pacific Beach area Poway with their four daughters: Katie ( 16), Coll een ( 14 ), Claire of San Diego with their two boys, David and Jason. ( I I) and Erin (7).

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Wendy McReynolds, Assistant AD Erin Sheehan, Assistant Director of for Marketing & Promotions Athletic Development Wendy McReynolds begins her first year at Erin Sheehan, entering her first year at USO, USO as the Assistant Director of Athletics for brings a wealth of experience to this position, most Marketing and Promotions. recently as the Development Officer for the San Wendy comes to USO from Virgina Tech Diego Symphony. Prior to that she held positions as where she held the title of Director of Sports Mar­ Publishing Product Manager for Advanced Market­ keting and Promotions si nce 200 I. Prior to that she ing Services, Inc. in San Diego; as Development was the assistant for one year beginning in 2000. Relations Manager for the Oregon Museum of Sci­ Prior to her appointment at Virginia Tech she also gained experi­ ence and Industry in Portland, Oregon; and as Special Events Program ence at the University ofMaryland where she was Assistant DirectorofSport Coordinator for the Office of Development at the University of Oregon. Marketing for two years, at Wichita State for two years as the Assistant for She received her Master of Arts in Arts & Administration ( emphasis in Sports Marketing & Promotions and at the Un iversity of Florida Athletic Management and Marketing) from the University of Oregon in 1998. She Association as a Marketing Assistant. received her B.F.A. in Graphic Design, with a minor in Marketing, from She earned her B.S. degree in Sport Management from Guilford Miami University in Oxford, Ohio in 1994. Coll ege in 1994 and her M.S. degree in Sport Management from West Virginia in 1996. Josh Lawrence Andy Fee, Assistant AD for Director of Jenny Craig Pavilion Athletic Facilities & Operations Josh Lawrence is the Director of the Andy Fee is in his second year at USO, and Jenny Craig Pavilion and comes to USD after hi s first in the position of Assistant Director of 7 years at UC San Diego, where his responsi­ Athletics for Facilities and Operations. bilities included managing the RIMAC Arena. Fee assists John Martin in overseeing all the L;;;;;;;;;;;::;::;:;;;;;;~,I Josh's duties included coordinating all events, scheduling, field maintenance and purchasing for from athletic competition to the presentation of the department's athletic venues. concerts and special events, as well as maintenance throughout the Fee came to USO from Arizona State University where he was Sports Facilities at UCSD. Assistant Director offacility Operations for Athletics the past two seasons. Here at USD, Josh's responsibilities will include schedul­ Before that he was Facility Supervisor for the ASU Student Recreation ing, staffing and a ll management aspects of the Jenny Craig Pavilion. Complex . Besides his work at ASU, he developed Athletics and Manage­ In this capacity he will manage the daily operations of the facility, ment skil ls with the NFL Cardinals, Fiesta Bowl and PGA Phoenix Open. including event management and marketing of the Pavilion. From Scottsdale, Arizona, he earned his B.A. in Political Science Josh received his B.S. from UC San Diego in 1993 with a double with a minor in Hi story in 1996 from Arizona State University. Andy and his major in Political Science and U.S. History. wife, Nicole, were married this past August and reside in San Diego. Dean Aresco Derek Hillestad Strength & Conditioning Coach JCP Asst. Director/Events Manager Dean Aresco is in his third season as USD's Derek Hillestad begins his second year as Strength and Conditioning Coach. Assistant Director of the Jenny Craig Pavilion and He came to USO via Towson State Univer­ Events Manager. sity where he was their head coach for three sea­ He came to USO from Ball State University sons. where he was a Graduate Assistant for Sports Facili­ Additional professional experiences include ties and Recreation Programs in 2001-02. During stints at the University of Connecticut as a Graduate this time he was also a Security Control Supervisor Assistant, and at the U.S. Olympic Training Center in San Diego as the for the RCA Dome in Indianapolis, Indiana. He also earned job related Interim Strength and Conditioning Coordinator. experience as an Event Operations Supervisor for Alliant Energy Center in He earned hi s B.S. in Exercise Physiology in 1995 from the Madison, Wisconsin; as a Program Assi stant for the Department of Recre­ University of Connecticut, and is close to completing his M.A. degree there ational Sports at Texas A&M; and as Event Co-Coordinator for the Depart­ in the same field. A NSCA Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist, ment of Recreation Management at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse. he also holds memberships with NSCA, the U.S. Weightlifting Federation, He graduated from Wisconsin-La Crosse with a B.S. in Recre­ and the American Coll ege of Sports Medicine. ation Management (2000), and received his M .S . in Athletic Administration from Ball State University in Ju ly of 2002. Jimmy Goins, JCP Fitness Center Director/ Tony Valle Asst Strength & Conditioning Coach Athletic Ticket Manager Jimmy Goins begins hi s third year at USO where he is the Jenny Craig Pavilion Fitness Center Tony Valle begins his second year as USD's Director, along with being the Assistant Strength Athletics Ticket Manager at the Jenny Craig Pavil- and Conditioning Coach. 10n. Prior to USO, Goins was the Head Strength Valle came to USO from Ohio State Univer­ and Conditi oning Coach for the Cincinnati Reds AA team, the Chattanooga sity where he was the Assistant Director for Athlet­ Lookouts. He also gained experience at the Uni versity of Tennessee where ics Ticketing and Game Management for two years. he was a Graduate Assistant Coach and Sport Nutritionist, and at Louisiana Prior to that he was a Customer Service Manager at Ohio State University State University as the Undergraduate Strength Coach. for a little more than one year. He earned his B.S. degree in Kinesiology from LSU ( 1998), then He earned hi s Bachelor of Arts in Sociology from Ohio State later earned a M.S. degree in Sport Management and M.S. minor in Nutrition University in 1999, and a B.A. in Criminology in 1998. from Tennessee (2000). He is a member of the National Strength Coaches He is currently enroll ed in the University of San Diego's Masters Association, and is a certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist. Program for Education. usdtoreros.com ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT STAFF Page 57

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Winner of the 2002 March of Dimes Achievement in Radio "Best Play-by-Play Award," Jerry Gross returns for his 5th year as the "Voice of the Toreros." This season nonconference games will air on ESPN 800 AM, with WCC contests on San Diego-based KCBQ-1170 AM. All games can be heard via the internet for webcasts at www.usdtoreros.com and kcbq.com. Gross is nationally known as a basketball broadcaster with credits as the NBA Game of the Week announcer on ABC-TV and CBS-TV spanning 8 seasons. The first NBA announcer with a San Diego franchise (Rockets/Clippers), he also worked with the Hawks (7 years), Warriors (2 years) and Pacers (I year). He shared NBA All-Star telecasts with the late Chick Heam and radio with the late Jack Buck on KMOX in St. Louis. A pioneer in the San Diego sportscasting market, besides his NBA work, Jerry was the first Jerry Gross, Play-by-Play Padres play-by-play man with Duke Snider, and he was Sports Director ofKFMB-TV (CBS). He hosted the city's first live TV talk show with Kellen Winslow on KUSI-TV and handled broadcasts with the Aztecs in both basketball and football. Regionally Gross was a St. Louis Cardinals baseball radio/TV announcer for 7 years and did play-by-play in football and basketball at USC in Los Angeles with Mike Garrett on the Trojans radio and television networks. A former San Diego Chargers radio/ TV play-by-play man, Jerry was on ESPN during its first football cablecast and worked 2 years on its network in basketball also. Currently the KCBQ Sports Director, Jerry hosts a talk show each Saturday (5:00-6:00 pm) talking sports, politics and religion. Jerry and hi s wife Gretchen, who reside in Carmel Valley, have two grown children, Jeff and Suzy, and three grandchildren who all live in San Diego. Jim Brogan returns for his 5th season as color analyst for the radio broadcasts with Jerry Gross. Brogan is a former NBA player with the Golden State Warriors ( 1980) and San Diego Clippers ( 1981-83). He is a 1980 graduate of West Virginia Wesleyan College where he earned degrees in Business and Psychology. Jim is President of Youth Solutions Unlimited (YouthSolutionsUnlimited.com) in San Diego. With his Youth Solutions Unlimited company, Jim's Making A Difference Pro­ gram is an exciting new approach to teaching and motivating children ages 9-16 to choose success now and throughout their lives. For over a decade, Jim Brogan has successfully influenced thousands of young people in determining and ultimately achieving their academic and personal goals with his uniquely effective Making A Difference Program. He also travels across the U.S. as a keynote speaker to corporations, companies and businesses talking about hi s program and how it can help give today's youth the proper tools to make them successful and future leaders. Additionally, since 1985, he has run The Brogan Program. He has developed a very unique way of teaching basketball and life ski lls to children of various ages to develop strong well-rounded individuals on and off the court. In 1988, with the U.S. Olympic Committee, he published a book titled, "Inspiring Others To Win." Jim and his wife CJ reside in Sorrento Valley.

CHANNEL 4 SAN DIEGO TO TELEVISE GAMES - Once again Channel 4 San Diego will be onboard to televise USD men's basketball Jim Brogan, Color Analyst games this season. They are slated to televise five Torero home games against San Diego State (Dec. 3rd), SW Missouri State (Dec. 9th), Gonzaga (Jan. 29th), Santa Clara (Feb. 7th) and Saint Mary's (Feb. 18th). Jim Laslavic, local sports director for KNSD 7/39 TV is back to call the play-by-play. TORERO TELEVISION S CHEDULE Wed. Dec.3 San Diego State Cit. 4SD @7pm Sat. Feb.U atLMU Fox West @5pm Tue. Dec. 9 SW Missouri St. Ch. 4SD @7pm Wed. Feb. 18 Saint Mary's Ch. 4SD @7pm Sat. Jan. 17 Pepperdine Fox West @3pm Thu. Feb. 26 at Gonzaga ESPN2 @8pm Thu. Jan. 29 Gonzaga Ch. 4SD @7pm Sun. Mar. 7 * 2nd Semifinal ESPN @9pm Sat. Feb. 7 Santa Clara Ch. 4SD @7pm Mon. Mar.8 * Championship ESPN @9pm Thu. Feb.12 at Pepperdine FW2 @7:30pm * denotes WCC Basketball Championships

usdtoreros.com I MEDIA INFORMATION Page 59 USD Media Relations USD Primary Media Outlets Ted Gosen KNSD (NBC), Channel 7/39 SAN DIEGO UNION-TRIBUNE Ji m Laslavic, Sports Director Chuck Scott, Sports Editor Associate Director ofAthleti cs Jim Stone, Sports; Dave S mith (Photo) Nick Canepa & Tim Sulli van, Columni sts for Media Relations 225 B roadway Hank Wesch, Beat Writer San Diego, CA 92 IO I PO Box 1201 9 1 (61 9) 578-0226/0227 Fax: 578-0202 San Diego, CA 92 11 2 22nd Year (6 19) 293-1 343 Fax.· 260-5078 M.S. Sports Administration KFMB (CBS), Channel 8 St. Thomas University ( 198 1) Kyle Kraska, Sports Director NORTH COUNTY TIMES · John Howard & Jaymee Sire, Sports Gary Hyvonen, Sports Edi tor B.A. Business Administrati on PO B ox 85888 Steve Scholfi eld, Colum ni st San Jose State ( 1979) San Di ego, CA 92186 David Hammel, Beat Writer (858) 495-7587 Fax:560-0627 207 East Pennsylvani a Ave. Escondido, CA 92025 KGTV (ABC), Channel 10 (800) 200- 1601 Fax.· (760) 740-5045 Nick Mirkovich Jeff Cawley, Sports Director Asst. Director of Media Relations Juli e Browman, Sports LOS ANGELES TIMES PO Box 85347 Bill Dwyre, Sports Edi tor San D iego, CA 92 186 T.J. Simers, Columnist 3rd Year (6 19) 237-6324/6372 Fax. 527-0369 Times Mirror Square Pac ific U ni versity (2000) Los Angeles, CA 90053 KUS! (IND), Channel 51 /9 (800) 528-4637 Fax: (2 13) 237-78 76 B.A. Business Management Paul Rudy, Sports Director Steve Quis, Sports ASSOCIATED PRESS PO Box 7 I 905 I Bernie Wilson, Sports Editor San Diego, CA 92 17 1-905 1 PO Box 19 1 (858) 505-5047/5033 Fax: 576-9317 San Di ego, CA 92 11 2 (6 I 9) 23 1-9365 Fax: 29 1-2098 Channel 4 San Diego Media Relations Office Phone: ...... (619) 260-4745 LA: (2 13) 626-1 200 Denn is Morgigno, Program Director LA Fax: (2 I 3) 346-0200 Media Relations Fax: ...... (619) 260-2990 Nick Davis & Jason Bott, Sports Producers Argy Stathopulos, Sports Jenny Craig Pavilion Press Row Phone: ...... (619) 260- 7555 XPRS (1090 AM), "The Mighty 1090" 1370 I ndi a S treet, 2nd Floor USD Torero Hotline: ...... (619) 260-2323 Joe Tutino, Executive Producer San Di ego, CA 92 10 I 3655 Nobel Drive, #470 Ted Cosen Home Phone: ...... (858) 486-3284 (619) 266-5236 Fax: 595-0168 San Di ego, CA 92 Ted Cosen E-mail: ...... tgosen(g;;amliego. edu 122 (858) 453-9 l53 Fax: 453-9157 Nick Mirkovich E-mail: ...... nmirk(g;; andiego.edu KSWB (WB), Channel 5 Kevin Garcia, Sports Di rector Troy Hirsch, Sports KFMB Radio (760 AM) www.usdtoreros.com 7 19 1 Engineer Road 7677 Engineer Road San Di ego, CA 92 111 San Diego, CA 92 11 I CREDENTIALS (858) 573-6500 Fax .· 573-6600 (858) 292-7600 Fax.· 279- 7676 XETV (FOX) Channel 6 KOGO (600 AM) All requests for credentials should be made at least one day JeffWyngaert, Sports Producer Cli ff Albert, Program Director in advance. Passes will be left at Will Call. Cumulati ve sta Kirby Maus & Katy Temple, Sports Ji m Charvet, Sports; Rick Hil l ­ 9660 Grani te Ridge Dri ve ti sti cs and game programs will be furn ished before th e game. 8253 Ronson Road San D iego, CA 92 11 I San Diego, CA 92 123-2657 After the game, coaches and pl ayers will be available after a (858) 650-5489 Fax.· 279-006 1 (858) 560-6671 Fax: 715-3363/3364 ten-minute cooling down period. Approxim ately IO minutes aft er the game, a final box with stats and play-by-pl ay wi ll be KCBQ (11 70AM) XTRA Radio (690 AM) available. Seating for media will be a t floor level along Mark Larson, News Di rector Lee Ham il ton, Sports Director courtside. To in sure a seat, pl ease notify the Medi a Relati ons Jerry Gross, Sports Director 9660 Granite Ridge Dri ve San Diego, CA 92 123 -2657 Offi ce at least one day in adva 9255 Towne Cent re Dr. , Sui te 535 nce. There are no pl ayer inter­ San Di ego, CA 92 12 1 (858) 296-1690 Fax: 291 -5622 views on game days until th e completion of the contest. Me­ (858) 535- 12 10 dia interested in interviewing either the coaches or pl ayers, or Jerry Gross Sports Ta lk (5-6 p.m., Sat. ) ESPN Radio (800 AM) in attending practices, contact Ted Gosen at (6 19) 260-4745 . Dave Palet, Program D irec tor Torero Updates With Jack Murray every Tuesday and Friday

All of USD's home games will be All Torero Home Games webcast live over the internet at To Be Webcast@. www.usdtoreros.com. Jack Murray, who www. usd to reros.co m has been webcasting USD football games the past four years, selected women's basketball with Jack Murray games the past three and baseball the last two, including both WCC Championship and NCAA Regional contests, will handle the play-by-play duties. Murray will also handle all Torero Reports that will be broadcast on ESPN 800 AM each Tuesday and Friday this season. Murray attended Syracuse University from I 971-76, and worked in promotions and marketing of Syracuse football and basketball games from I 971 -78. Murray relocated to San Diego in 1980 where he continued hi s involvement with the local sports scene - Clippers' Head Statistician (1980-84), Coll ege Basketball editor of San Diego Sports Magazine ( 1987-88), and as an assistant men's basketball coach at USIU ( 1988-91 ). Murray, who resides in Rancho San Diego with hi s wife Maria and three daughters - Kim ( I 8), Jacqui ( 13 ) and Allyson ( 11 ), runs his o wn Jack Murray (Play-by-Play) business: Outdoor Advertis ing Speciali sts. usdtoreros.com RADIO & TELEVISION ROSTER Page 60 #00 #1 #3 #4 6'5" 6'9" 6'3" 6'2" Junior Senior Sophomore Senior Guard F-C Guard Guard

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2003-2004 UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO MEN'S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Sun. Nov. 2 L.A. STARS # 2:30 p.m. Fri. Nov. 7 CAL POLY POMONA# 7:00 p.m. S-M Nov. 15-17 Dell BCA Classic (@ Xavier) Sat. Nov. 15 Oakland+ 12:00 p.m. Sun. Nov. 16 Illinois-Chicago or UC Irvine+ TBA Mon. Nov. 17 Xavier/Coppin St/Ohio/Mercer+ TBA Sat. Nov. 22 Creighton 7:00 p.m Fri. Nov. 28 SOUTHERN METHODIST 7:00 p.m. Wed. Dec. 3 SAN DIEGO STATE - TV, 4 SD 7:00 p.m. Sat. Dec. 6 University of Utah 7:00 p.m Tue. Dec. 9 SW MISSOURI STATE - TV, 4 SD 7:00 p. m. Sat. Dec. 13 at UC Santa Barbara 7:00 p.rr Sat. Dec. 20 at Northern Arizona 7:00 p. rr Tue. Dec. 23 UC SAN DIEGO 7:00 p.m. M-T Dec. 29-30 Arizona State Holiday Classic Mon . Dec. 29 Arizona State 5:00 p.r Tue. Dec. 30 Winthrop or W. Michigan 5/7:30 p.m Sat. Jan . 3 Southwest Missouri State 7:00 p.rn Tue . Jan . 6 New Mexico 7:00 p.rr Thu. Jan. 15 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT* 7:00 p.m. Sat. Jan. 17 PEPPERDINE* - TV, FOX WEST 3:00 p. m. Thu. Jan. 22 San Francisco* 7:00 p.r Sat. Jan. 24 Saint Mary's* 7:00 p.r Thu. Jan. 29 GONZAGA* - TV, 4 SD 7:00 p.m. Sat. Jan. 31 PORTLAND* 7:00 p. m. Thu. Feb. 5 Santa Clara* 7:00 p.rr Sat. Feb. 7 SANTA CLARA* -TV, 4 SD 7:00 p. m. Thu . Feb. 12 Pepperdine* - TV, Fox West 2 7:30 p.n Sat. Feb. 14 Loyola Marymount* - TV, Fox West 5:00 p.m Wed. Feb. 18 SAINT MARY'S* - TV, 4 SD 7:00 p.m. Sat. Feb. 21 SAN FRANCISCO* 7:00 p.m. Thu Feb. 26 Gonzaga* - TV, ESPN2 8:00 p.m Sat. Feb. 28 Portland* 7:00 p.m. Fri. Mar. 5 wee Championships (1st Rd .) TBA Sat. · Mar. 6 wee Championships (2nd Rd.) TBA Sun. Mar. 7 wee Championships (Semis) TBA Mon . Mar. 8 wee Championship (Final, ESPN) 9:07 p.m ALL HOME GAMES (IN BOLD) are played at the Jenny Craig Pavilion (5,100) #Exhibition ... *WCC game ... All times are site times. WCC Championships at Santa Clara University. All Home & Away MBB Games Broadcast on ESPN 800 AM (non WCC games) and KCBQ-1170 AM (WCC contests) and via the internet at WWW.USDTOREROS.COM