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UCLA OPENS 2004-05 REGULAR SEASON WITH FOUR CONSECUTIVE NONCONFERENCE GAMES IN , BRUINS HOST BIG WEST OPPONENT LONG BEACH STATE TUESDAY (NOV. 30); UCLA OPENS WITH VICTORIES OVER BIG WEST OPPONENT UC IRVINE (76-65) AND MID-CONTINENT TEAMS WESTERN ILLINOIS (75-60) AND CHICAGO STATE (64-53)

UCLA'S NEXT GAME advanced to the NCAA "Sweet 16" and the Big East TUESDAY, NOV. 30 - UCLA (3-0) VS. LONG Tournament title game and Howland was the consensus BEACH STATE (1-2) - Pauley Pavilion, 7:30 p.m. National Coach of the Year. (TV-FSNW2/Radio-XTRA Sports 690/1150, Chris Roberts and Don MacLean). UCLA STAFF - Joining Howland are assistant coaches, all entering their second season - Donny LOOKING AHEAD - SUNDAY, DEC. 5 - Daniels, who was head coach at CS Fullerton for three BOSTON COLLEGE (3-0, hosts LIU Tuesday) seasons (2000-03); , who for two years VS. UCLA - Arrowhead Pond of Anaheim, 4 p.m. (TV- (2002-03) served on Howland's Pittsburgh staff and KCAL 9/Radio-KLAC 570AM) - 2004 John R. Wooden , who for two seasons (2002-03) was at Classic (1:30 p.m.-Arizona vs. Mississippi State/4 p.m.- Tennessee under Buzz Peterson, along with Director of Boston College vs. UCLA). Operations Chris Carlson, who two seasons (2002-03) served in the same capacity for Howland at Pittsburgh. UCLA BRUINS STARTING LINEUP (Overall 3 - 0/Pac-10 0-0) UCLA'S LAST GAME No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. Ppg Rpg Nov. 27 - at UCLA 76, UC Irvine 65 - Behind 1 Dijon Thompson F 6-7 Sr. 14.0 10.0 four players in double figures, UCLA defeated Big West 15 F 7-0 Jr. 8.7 4.3 opponent UC Irvine 76-65 before 6,247 at Pauley 45 Michael Fey C 7-0 Jr. 10.0 6.7 Pavilion. 4 G 6-5 Fr. 10.7 3.0 In the first half, the Bruins led by 12 points twice, the final 11 G 6-2 Fr. 12.3 3.0 time at the halftime buzzer, on Jordan Farmar's three- pointer (40-28). In the second half, Brian Morrison and Farmar made big plays for UCLA (3-0). With 5:33 left to UCLA HEAD COACH Ð In his play, Morrison's three-pointer gave the Bruins a 62-53 second season at UCLA and 11th year as a collegiate head lead and on Irvine's next possession, Farmar stole the ball coach. and scored on a layin, giving the Bruins a 64-53 lead 2004-05 - UCLA 3-0, 3 games/1.000-The last time (5:16) and completing an 8-0 run. With 52 seconds left to Bruins started the season 3-0 was 1999-00. This is play, the Anteaters closed to within five points (70-65), Howland's first career meeting vs. Long Beach State. but the Bruins finished with a 6-0 run, including four 2003-04 - UCLA (11-17, 28 games/39.3) points by Ryan Hollins. 2000-03 - Pittsburgh (89-40, 129 games/69.0) UCLA had four players in double figures- led by freshman 1995-99 - N. Arizona (79-59, 138 games/57.2) guards Farmar and Arron Afflalo, both scoring season- TotalsÐ 11th Season (182-116, 298 games/61.1) high 14 points, along with Dijon Thompson, and a In Howland's first year (2003-04) at UCLA, highlights season-high 13 points (11 in the first half) and a season included a 9-3 start (5-0 in the Pac-10), wins over NCAA and game-high nine rebounds from Michael Fey. Tournament teams Michigan State, Washington (twice) The Bruins shot 43.9 (25-57) from the field, 33.3 (5-15) and Vermont and an appearance in the Pac-10 from three- range and 77.8 (21-27) from the foul Tournament. In his last two seasons (2002-03) at line, with 34 rebounds, 12 assists and a game-low 11 Pittsburgh - in 2003, he led the Panthers to a 28-5 overall turnovers. record, No. 4 national ranking, NCAA "Sweet 16" and UCI (1-2) shot 41.5 (27-65) from the field, 23.5 (4-17) the Big East Tournament Championship and in 2002, from three-point range and 70.0 (7-10) from the foul line, Pittsburgh was 29-6 overall (school record for wins), with a game-high 38 rebounds, 12 assists and a game- high 17 turnovers. The Anteaters were led by Aaron Hills/Crespi HS). Robinson, a two-year first-team All- Fitzgerald's 17 points. League performer, as a senior led King HS to a No. 23 State ranking, averaged 15.0 points, 7.0 rebounds and 3.0 LONG BEACH STATE (Overall 1-2/Big West assists. Ellis in 2004 was Crespi's captain and team MVP Conference 0-0) and earned All-Mission League honors. As a senior, Ellis LBS STARTING LINEUP averaged 16.2 points, 5.0 rebounds, 3.7 assists and 2.9 No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. Ppg Rpg steals. 3 Shawn Hawkins F 6-6 Jr. 12.7 4.0 10 Cody Pearson F 6-4 Sr. 9.0 4.0 PAC-10 MEDIA DAY-BRUINS SELECTED 21 Anthony Coleman C 6-11 Sr. 18.3 7.0 FIFTH IN PRESEASON VOTE - Nov. 4 was Pac-10 1 Jibril Hodges G 6-2 Jr. 7.7 4.7a Media Day at the LAX Hilton. According to a poll of media 20 Kevin Houston G 5-10 So. 5.3 4.0a members who cover Pac-10 men's basketball, Arizona was picked to win the 2005 conference title, the Bruins were HEAD COACH LARRY REYNOLDS - is 12-45 in selected fifth. Here's the vote total -1. Arizona (19) 253, 2. his third season at Long Beach State. Washington (7) 237, 3. Stanford 194, 4. Oregon 167, 5. THE 49ERS - Are 1-2 overall and won their first game UCLA 156, 6. USC 116, 7. California 87, 8. Oregon of the season on Saturday vs. visiting Sacramento State, State 86, 9. Washington State 73, 10. Arizona State 64. 87-63, after losses at Charlotte (93-64) and vs. Pepperdine (82-78). Anthony Coleman (18.3/7.0) is the FRESHMAN STARTING GUARDS - This will be team's leading scorer and rebounder. just the third time since 1980 that the Bruins will start a SERIES HISTORY- This is the 10th meeting between pair of freshmen at the guard positions (Jordan the two schools and UCLA's holds a 9-0 advantage. The Farmar/Arron Afflalo). The last time was the 1997- last game was during the 2002-03 (Dec. 8) season, with 98 season (Baron Davis/Earl Watson) and before UCLA winning 81-58 in Pauley. . that, the 1979-80 season (Michael Holton/Rod Foster). BRUIN HEADLINES THE WOODEN CLASSIC Ð UCLA's appearance in the 2004 Wooden Classic will be its eighth, with an overall INJURY UPDATE - 6-8 freshman Lorenzo Mata mark of 5-2. On Sunday, Dec. 5 at the Arrowhead Pond in sprained his left ankle in practice on Friday (Nov. 19) and Anaheim, UCLA will play Boston College (4 p.m.) and did not play vs. Chicago State and Western Illinois. His Arizona will face Mississippi State (1:30 p.m.). first game as a Bruin was vs. UC Irvine (Nov. 27, seven UCLA in the John R. Wooden Classic (5-2) minutes, one , one blocked shot). 2003-04(L) Ð No. 9 Kentucky 52, UCLA 50 -senior Cedric Bozeman, UCLA's starting point 2001-02(W)ÐNo. 20 UCLA 79, No. 16 Alabama 57 guard the last three seasons who in 2004 led the Pac-10 in 2000-01(L)ÐGeorgia Tech 72, UCLA 67 assists, on Nov. 10 underwent a successful two-and-one-half 1998-99(W)ÐNo. 18 UCLA 69,No. 11 Okla. St. 66 hour arthroscopic procedure to repair a torn anterior cruciate 1997-98(W)ÐNo. 15 UCLA 69,No. 8 New Mex. 58 ligament in his right knee that was injured during practice 1995-96(W)ÐUCLA 73, No. 20 Maryland 63 on Nov. 4. Bruin team physician Dr. Gerald Finerman 1994-95(W)ÐNo. 2 UCLA 82, No. 7 Kentucky 81 performed the surgery at the UCLA/Santa Monica Hospital. On Nov. 30, 2002 in Indianapolis, No. 14 UCLA's Recovery from this type of injury is usually in the eight- 84-73 loss to No. 4 Duke was the Bruins' first appearance month range. Since he has never redshirted, Bozeman, a 6-6, in the third-annual Wooden Tradition. 207-pounder from Santa Ana (Mater Dei HS), said he wants to return for the 2005-06 season. UCLA REGULAR SEASON SCHEDULE - Eight -on Oct. 20 during a scrimmage, senior Dijon teams on this year's Bruin schedule advanced to postseason Thompson suffered a cut to his right hand/shooting hand. play in 2004 - five in the NCAA Tournament The cut was located in the webbing between his index and (nonconference teams Boston College and Michigan State, middle fingers (the cut took four stitches). The stitches along with league foes Stanford, Arizona and Washington) came out on Nov. 5 and Thompson did not miss any and three in the NIT (nonleague opponents Michigan, the significant practice time. 2004 NIT champion and Notre Dame, along with Pac-10 opponent Oregon, an NIT Final Four participant). TEAM STATISTICS - In UCLA's three-game stats, In the 2004-05 AP Preseason Top 25, the Bruins will the Bruins have held their opponents to below 40% from play four ranked teams - No. 10 Arizona, No. 13 Michigan the field (39.9) and 27% from the three-point line (26.8), State, No. 20 Notre Dame and No. 22 Washington. have outrebounded their opponents (41.3/27.7) and limited their opponent's scoring to under 60 points a game (59.3). PRESEASON HONORS- Here's a list of the Bruin The Bruins have four players averaging in double preseason team and individual honors. scoring figures (Dijon Thompson 14.0, Jordan Farmar 12.3, -Athlon Ð Team-postseason prediction/NIT/5th in Pac- Arron Afflalo 10.7 and Michael Fey 10.0). In the win over 10. Individual - Dijon Thompson, 2nd team All- UC Irvine, the Bruins had four players in double scoring Pac-10. Rated UCLA's incoming freshman recruiting figures, five vs. WIU and four vs. CSU. class No. 1 in the Pac-10/No. 5 USA (Bruin recruit ratings - No. 4 Jordan Farmar, No. 25 Lorenzo WALKONS - The Bruins have two freshmen walkons Mata, No. 54 Arron Afflalo, No. 55 Josh this season - 6-5 freshman guard DeAndre Robinson Shipp). (Riverside, CA/King HS) and 6-1 guard Joey Ellis (Hidden -Basketball News ÐTeam Ð No. 51 in the U. S./4th in As a junior honor roll student in 2004 at the the Pac-10. Individual - Dijon Thompson, 2nd team Montverde Academy, he averaged 12.0 points a game for All-Pac-10. Rated UCLA's incoming freshman recruiting coach Kevin Sutton. class No. 1 in the Pac-10/No. 6 in the U. S. (Bruin Mbaha Moute, who came to the U. S. last season recruit ratings-No. 20 Jordan Farmar, No. 2 5 from the African republic of Cameroon, is slated to be a Arron Afflalo). prince in his village after he graduates from UCLA. -Lindy's — Team - 6th in the Pac-10. Individual Ð "At 6-7, Luc has a long wing span and he is very Dijon Thompson, third-team All-Pac-10; Jordan athletic," Howland said. "He has good ball-handling skills, Farmar, No. 4 Fabulous Freshman in the U. S./Pac-10 can pass and shoot the basketball. He has a chance to be an Newcomer of the Year. Rated UCLA's incoming outstanding defender, who could guard three positions - the freshman recruiting class No. 1 in the Pac-10/No. 4 in point, off-guard and wing. He's extremely versatile." the U. S. -Street & Smith's — Team- No. 7 in the Pac-10. Rated UCLA's incoming freshman recruiting class No. 1 A pure , Collison enters 2004-05 as the in the Pac-10. No. 2 point guard in the West by insider.com. His other -The Sporting News — Team-5th in the Pac-10. preseason honors include - Street & Smith's High Individual Ð Dijon Thompson, No. 14 small Honorable Mention All-American, The Sporting News' No. forward in the U. S./second-team All-Pac-10. Jordan 96 Player in the U. S. and second-team Long Beach Press- Farmar, No. 13 top freshman in the U. S. Rated Telegram Best in the West. UCLA's incoming freshman recruiting class No. 1 in the Last summer, Collison competed for the West team Pac-10. (1-4) at the 2004 USA Men's Basketball Men's Youth Development Festival in Colorado Springs, CO. He UCLA'S NATIONAL-LETTERS-OF-INTENT appeared in five games (two starts) and averaged 21.6 , Darren Collison, Luc Richard minutes, 9.6 points, 2.4 rebounds, 2.6 assists and 2.2 Mbaha Moute, Michael Roll, Ryan Wright steals, and shot .409 (18-44) from the field, .348 (8-23) Five players considered to be among the Top 150 high from three-point range and .800 (4-5) from the foul line. school performers in North America have signed National- As a junior last season, Collison helped Etiwanda HS Letters-of Intent to attend UCLA - 6-8, 242 pound Alfred to a 31-3 overall record (No. 23 in the U. S.), 10-0 in the Aboya (Tilton Prep Academy/Tilton NH), 6-0, 165-pound Baseline League and to the southern CA Regional final. In point guard Darren Collison (Etiwanda HS/Rancho the final, Fairfax, led by current Bruin freshman Josh Cucamonga, CA), 6-5 195-pound guard/forward Michael Shipp's 33 points, defeated Etiwanda 75-68OT. Fairfax went Roll (Aliso Niguel HS/Aliso Viejo, CA), 6-7, 215-pound on to win the 2004 CA State Div. I Championship. In the Luc Richard Mbaha Moute (Montverde Southern CA Regional semifinals, Etiwanda defeated Taft, Academy/Montverde, FL) and 6-9 225-pound /forward led by current Bruin freshman Jordan Farmar, who scored 38 Ryan Wright (Loyola Catholic HS/Mississauga, Ontario, points in the loss. Canada). All will be freshmen at UCLA next fall. The Div. 1-AA All-CIF Southern Section co-Player of the Year and an All-Area selection in 2004, Collison Alfred Aboya averaged a team-high 15.6 points and 5.4 assists for coach Rated the No. 18 center in the U. S. by Athlon, Dave Kleckner. Aboya's other preseason honors include - Street & Smith's "Darren is an outstanding point guard," Howland said. High Honorable Mention All-American, Lindy's No. 89 "He's quick and fast. He has a feel for the game, with good player in the U. S., The Sporting News' No. 91, Scout.com passing abilities and court vision. He's a good on-ball No. 92 and Basketball News' No. 100. defender with quick hands. He has a bright future in our As a junior in 2004, Aboya led Tilton Prep to the program." New Hampshire Class B State title. He averaged 22.0 points and 12.0 rebounds as an inside player for coach Scott Michael Roll Willard. One of the premeir shooters in the western USA, Roll was From the African republic of Cameroon, he has played recently named second-team Long Beach Press-Telegram for the Cameroon National team. Best in the West. Last summer, Roll was impressive at "I'm very pleased with Alfred's commitment,"Bruin the adidas Superstar Camp in Suwanee, GA. head coach Ben Howland said. "He was the last of our five As a junior in 2004, Roll helped lead Aliso Niguel HS to a commitments. He's a very gifted athlete at 6-9 and 242 17-11 record. He led his team in three-point shooting and pounds. He's tough, physical and athletic. As he continues averaged 17.0 points, 7.0 rebounds and 4.0 assists for to develop, he's going to be a very good player." coach Keith Barnett. A two-time All-Sea View League performer, as a sophomore in 2003, Roll averaged 13.0 points and in Luc Richard Mbaha Moute the CIF Playoffs, he averaged 20.0 points a contest. A good rebounder and defender with exceptional "Michael is tough and hard-nosed," said Howland. "He's a quickness, Mbaha Moute is a Street & Smith's Honorable good shooter who understands the game. He has an Mention All-American, a Scout. Com Top 150 and rated excellent work ethic. Michael is a solid player with a the No. 15 prospect in Florida by FloridaHoops.com promising future as a Bruin." Last summer, Mbaha Moute improved his perimeter play and he can play either guard position or . Ryan Wright A fleet-footed big man who is a great leaper, Wright is rated the No. 15 power forward and No. 54 overall by Rivals.com. His other preseason honors include - No. 50 (1970-72) UCLA NCAA Championship teams. He earned HoopScoop, No. 52 Scout.com, No. 53 All-American honors as a senior in 1972. Under Coach TheInsidersHoops.com and No. 54 Future Stars. Wooden, Fred Slaughter was a three-year starter (1962-64) at Last summer, Wright was the top prospect at the Nike center who played on UCLA's first NCAA Championship All-Canada Camp and played well at the NBA Players team (1964). Association Camp in Richmond, VA. Wright, who grew up in Toronto and moved to the suburb of Mississauga, in 2004 averaged 17.0 points and UCLA HEAD COACH BEN HOWLAND 10.0 rebounds for coach Tony Santafonte. Regarded as a top Canadian Junior player, Wright is a potential 2008 Canada Olympic team candidate. UCLA Head Coach Ben Howland "Ryan has outstanding athletic talents," Howland said. 11-Year Head Coaching Career "His ability to run and jump, at his size, is as good as any 2004-05 (UCLA) 3-0 player of his size in the country. He has good hands and can 2003-04 (UCLA) 11-17 (T-7th place in Pac-10) shots. I like his upside and as he develops, he has a 2002-03 (PITT) 28-5 (NCAA Sweet 16) chance to be a special player." 2001-02 (PITT) 29-6 (NCAA Sweet 16) 2000-01 (PITT) 19-14 (NIT) "I am happy with this year's class," said Howland. "I 1999-00 (PITT) 13-15 think we filled our team's needs with quality players, as 1998-99 (NAU) 21-8 (led U.S.in FG%/3PTFG%) well as outstanding young men who will be joining our 1997-98 (NAU) 21-8 (NCAA Tournament) program." 1996-97 (NAU) 21-7 (Big Sky Reg. Sea. Champ) GAIL GOODRICH JERSEY NUMBER (25) 1995-96 (NAU) 7-19 RETIREMENT/PAC-10 HALL OF HONOR- On 1994-95 (NAU) 9-17 Saturday, Dec. 18, when UCLA hosts Michigan at 2 p.m. Totals 182-116(61.1,298 games) in Pauley Pavilion, Bruin great Gail Goodrich will have Ben Howland is in his second season as UCLA's his jersey number (25) retired in a halftime ceremony. The head coach. Here's a quick year-by-year review of his leading scorer on UCLA's 1964 (21.5) and 1965 (24.8) first previous Div. I collegiate head coaching career. two NCAA Championship teams under legendary head 2003-04 (UCLA)- In Howland's first year at UCLA, coach , Goodrich earned All-American honors highlights included a 9-3 start (5-0 in the Pac-10), wins in 1965. In UCLA's 1965 NCAA title 91-80 win over over NCAA Tournament teams Michigan State, Michigan, Goodrich scored 42 points, then a school record Washington (twice) and Vermont and an appearance in the and NCAA Championship game record. In Goodrich's 14- Pac-10 Tournament. year NBA career, he was a five-time NBA All-Star and in 2002-03 (Pittsburgh) - led the Panthers to its second 1972, he was the leading scorer (25.9) on the LA Lakers' consecutive NCAA "Sweet 16", to the school's first ever NBA Championship team, a squad that set the NBA record Big East Tournament title and second consecutive Big East for consecutive regular season wins (33). A charter member West crown. (1984) of the UCLA Athletic Hall of Fame, Goodrich in 2001-02 (Pittsburgh) - Consensus National Coach of 1996 was inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball the Year, leading the Panthers to a school record 29 Hall of Fame. He will be the seventh UCLA men's victories, NCAA "Sweet 16", Big East West title and Big basketball player to have his jersey number retired, joining - East Tournament Championship game. 31 Ed O'Bannon, 32 Bill Walton, 33 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar 2000-01 (Pittsburgh) - Pitt advanced to the second (Lew Alcindor), 35 Sidney Wicks, 42 and 54 round of the NIT and to the Big East Tournament . Championship game. Goodrich will also be UCLA's nominee for the 2005 Pac 1999-00 (Pittsburgh) - first season at Pitt. 10 Hall of Honor (March 9 at a dinner in Los Angeles). He 1998-99 (Northern Arizona) - first team in NCAA will be joined by - Pete Williams (Arizona), Joe Caldwell history to lead the NCAA in both FG% (52.3) and 3-PT (Arizona State), Darrall Imhoff (California), Blair FG% (44.5). Rasmussen (Oregon), Ed Lewis (Oregon State), Rich Kelley 1997-98 (Northern Arizona) - led NAU to first-ever (Stanford), John Rudometkin (USC), Jack Nichols NCAA Tournament bid and to the Big Sky regular and (Washington) and Gene Conley (Washington State). postseason titles. Led nation in 3-PT FG% (43.0), second Goodrich will be UCLA's fourth inductee into the in FG% (52.3). prestigious Pac-10 Hall of Honor (joining 2002 charter 1996-97 (Northern Arizona) - orchestrated the 10th member John Wooden, 2003 inductee Kareem Abdul-Jabbar best single-season turnaround in NCAA history. Big Sky and 2004 inductee Walt Hazzard). regular season champion and led nation in 3-PT FG% (4.19) and second in FG% (51.6). BIBBY, SLAUGHTER INDUCTED INTO UCLA 1995-96 (Northern Arizona) - second year at NAU. ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME - At a dinner on Oct. 1994-95 (Northern Arizona) - first year at NAU. 8, Bruin basketball greats Henry Bibby and Fred Slaughter were among eight former UCLA athletes (Class HOWLAND PRESS CONFERENCES Ð held (most of 2004) who were inducted into the UCLA Athletic Hall of Tuesdays) in the UCLA Athletic Hall of Fame Press Room Fame (they were also introduced at halftime of the UCLA- at 1:30 p.m./following Howland, Bruin players will be Arizona football game at the Rose Bowl on Oct. 9). Under available in the press room at 2 p.m.. Here's the schedule - legendary Bruin coach John Wooden, Henry Bibby, the Dec. 3 (2 p.m./Wooden Classic Press current USC coach, was a three-year starting guard on three Conference/Anaheim Marriott,Salon C & D), Dec. 7, Dec. 14 (last press conference before holiday Pauley Pavilion record is 540-81 (621 games, 87.0). The break/because of final exams (Dec. 13-17), players will not Bruins were 9-6 in Pauley in 2003-04 and 5-10 in 2002-03. be available to the media), Dec. 28, Jan. 4, Jan. 11, Jan. UCLA’s overtime win vs. No. 18 Cal on Feb. 20, 2003 was 18, Jan. 25, Feb. 1, Feb. 8, Feb. 15, Feb. 22, March 1, UCLA’s 600th game in Pauley Pavilion. The win over March 8 Washington on March 11, 2000 was UCLA’s 500th victory on its home court. HOWLAND/PAC-10 WEEKLY HEAD COACHES On Feb. 19, 1997 in UCLA’s 82-60 win over USC, the MEDIA TELECONFERENCE CALL - Beginning largest crowd in Pauley Pavilion history watched that game on Tuesday, Dec. 28 (and every Tuesday during the (13,382; previous high was 13,037 vs. Oregon, 3/11/95). regular season/last call Tuesday, March 9). It begins at Then, four days later (Feb. 23, 1997) in the 73-69 win over 10:30 a.m. through 11:47 a.m. (Howland is 11:47- Duke, UCLA set a new attendance record 13,478, breaking 11:55 a.m.). The media telephone number is 913-981- the old one by 96. 5532(taped replay-402-222-9927). The last time the Bruins were unbeaten at home for a regular season was in 1994-95 (15-0, California did beat UCLA at home that season but later forfeited the game). The Bruins BRUIN NOTES finished 1998-99 at Pauley 15-1 (losing only to Stanford). On Dec. 20, 2003, the playing floor in Pauley Pavilion was UCLA VS. NO. 1 Ð UCLA's 96-89OT victory over No. dedicated "Nell and John Wooden Court". 1 Arizona on Mar. 13, 2003, in the first round of the Pac- 10 Tournament, was the fourth over a top-ranked team in as UCLA HISTORY Ð Entering 2004-05 (85 years), the many years (best in NCAA history, beating a No. 1 ranked Bruins have an overall school record of 1,539-691 (2,230 team four years in a row). On Jan. 12, 2002, UCLA games, .690). defeated No. 1 Kansas, 87-77, at Pauley Pavilion. On Feb. UCLA's 11 NCAA Championships is an NCAA record 3, 2001, UCLA’s 79-73 victory over No. 1 Stanford, the (Kentucky is second with seven), UCLA has been to 14 last undefeated team at the time, was its second against the Final Fours (Kentucky 13) and the Bruins are second in No. 1 team in the nation in less than one year. Its victory NCAA Tournament appearances (36, Kentucky is first with over No. 1 Stanford on March 4, 2000 was the school’s 44). In NCAA play, the Bruins are also second in victories first over a No. 1 team since Dec. 1, 1986, when the Bruins (85) and winning percentage (.733). defeated No. 1 North Carolina, 89-84 at Pauley Pavilion. The last time UCLA defeated a No. 1 team that late in the season was in 1980, when the Bruins upset DePaul in the BRUINS IN THE NBA second round of the NCAA Tournament en route to the title game against Louisville. The Bruins had 11 players on Fall Camp 2004-05 UCLA has defeated the nation’s No. 1 team on the rosters (nine on regular season rosters): Associated Press poll on 10 occasions, ranking (, rookie season); Matt Barnes first on the all-time list along with North (, second season, spent last season with Carolina. Behind the Bruins and the Tar Heels Ð the ); Mitchell Butler (waived- Maryland (9), Duke/Georgia Tech (8), , ninth season/retired from the NBA and Oklahoma/Notre Dame (7) and Kentucky/Ohio returned to the , where he played in State (6). 2003-04, and was named Director of Player Development); In Bruin history, during the regular season, UCLA is 7-12 vs. Baron Davis (New Orleans Hornets, sixth season); Dan the No. 1 team, including last season's 73-60 loss to Gadzuric (, third season); Jason Stanford in Pauley Pavilion and an overtime win vs. Kapono (Charlotte Bobcats, second season, spent his Arizona in the 2003 Pac-10 Tournament. In the NCAA rookie season with the Cleveland Cavaliers); Jelani Tournament, the Bruins have a record of 3-6 vs. the nation’s McCoy (waived-Milwaukee Bucks/picked up by Atlanta No. 1 ranked team, including UCLA’s 76-63 loss to Duke Hawks, sixth season); Reggie Miller (injured-Indiana in the 2001 NCAA East Region “Sweet 16”. Pacers, 18th season); Jerome Moiso (Toronto Raptors, UCLA Wins Over No. 1 fifth season); Tracy Murray (waived-NY Knicks, 13th Mar. 13, 2003 Ð UCLA 96, No. 1 Arizona 89 (OT) (Pac-10 season, spent last year with ) and Earl Quarterfinals) Watson (Memphis Grizzlies, fourth season). Jan. 12, 2002 Ð at UCLA 87, No. 1 Kansas 77 Feb. 3, 2001- UCLA 79, at No. 1 Stanford 73 FINAL 2003-04 STATISTICS March 4, 2000-UCLA 94, at No. 1 Stanford 93 (OT) Dec. 1, 1986-at UCLA 89, No. 1 North Carolina 84 UCLA'S PAC-10 STATS (all games) March 9, 1980-UCLA 77, No. 1 DePaul 71 (NCAA Second TEAM— Scoring Offense-9th, 66.5; Scoring Round) Defense-4th, 70.0; Scoring Margin-10th, -3.5; FT Feb. 11, 1979-UCLA 56, at No. 1 Notre Dame 52 %-9th, 64.2; FG %-4th, 46.2; FG % Def.-2nd, 43.3; 3- Jan. 26, 1974-at UCLA 94, No. 1 Notre Dame 75 Pt. FG %-8th, 32.9; 3-Pt. FGs Made-9th, 4.54; 3- March 22, 1968 UCLA 101, No. 1 Houston 69 (NCAA Pt. FG % Def.-5th, 35.5; Reb. Off.-8th, 34.5; Reb. Semi-final) Def.- 3rd, 33.0; Reb. Margin-4th, +1.5; Blkd Shots- March 20, 1965-UCLA 91, No. 1 Mich. 80(NCAA Final) 7th, 2.61; Assts-6th, 14.43; Stls-10th, 4.54; TO Margin-10th, -3.29; Asst/TO Ratio-9th, 0.91; Off. PAULEY PAVILION (12,819) Ð Pauley is in its 40th Reb.- 8th, 11.14; Def. Reb.-6th, 23.32. season as the home of Bruin basketball. UCLA’s all-time TEAM HIGH LEADERS - FG% - UCLA (66.0, 33- UCLA PLAYER UPDATES/ALPHABETICAL 50) at Arizona, 2/14/04 4 ARRON AFFLALO (A-fla-lo) UCLA INDIVIDUAL PAC-10 LEADERS — 6-5, 206, Fr., F, Compton, CA (Centennial) Scoring -- Dijon Thompson, 11th, 14.4; Rebounding Ð ; FG% - ; Assists Ð Cedric Bozeman, 1st, 5.54; FT% -; Steals Ð ; 3pt. FG% -; 3pt. FGs Ð; Blocked Shots 2004-05 PRESEASON HONORS Ð Athlon No. 54 — Ryan Hollins, 8th, 1.00; /TO Ratio Ð Cedric incoming freshman in the U. S., Basketball News No. 25 Bozeman, 5th, 1.85; Off. Rebs. Ð ; Def. Rebs. Ð . incoming freshman in the U. S..

INDIVIDUAL HIGH LEADERS Ð 3pt FGs - 7(tied), 2004-05 SEASON AVERAGES Ð After three starts, Dijon Thompson vs. OSU (3/4). Afflalo is averaging 29.7 minutes (No. 3 on the team), 10.7 points (No. 3), 3.0 rebounds and 1.7 assists and shooting SPECIAL TEAM STATS (3 Games) .750 (6-8, No. 3) from the foul line. HALFTIME Ð UCLA is 3-0 when it leads at halftime. REBOUNDING Ð UCLA is 2-0 when it outrebounds its AFFLALO'S 2004-05 SEASON/CAREER opponent and 1-0 when outrebounded (UCI 38/34). HIGHS Ð 34 minutes vs.CSU (11/20); 14 points vs. UCI FG % - UCLA is 3-0 when it outshoots its opponent (11/27); 3 rebounds vs. UCI (11/27), CSU(11/20); 3 assists from the field. vs. CSU (11/20); 1 vs. UCI (11/27), CSU (11/20); 3 PT FG% - UCLA is 3-0 when it outshoots its blocked shot vs. . opponent from three-point range. AFFLALO'S 2004-05 PAC-10 RANKINGS - . FT% - UCLA is 2-0 when it outshoots its opponent from the foul line and 1-0 when it is outshot (CSU, 2004-05 HIGHLIGHTS - Vs. Chicago State, in his .750/.529). first collegiate start, Afflalo played a season-high 34 TOs- UCLA is 1-0 when it has less TOs and 2-0 when it minutes, with five points, three rebounds and assists and has more TOs than its opponent (CSU, 18/15; WIU, one steal and limited opposing guard Terren Wilson to just 22/16). two points … In his second start vs. Western Illinois, 5 MIN. MARK Ð UCLA is 3-0 when leading at the 5- he played 24 minutes, with a game-high tying 13 points (5- minute mark. 10, 207, 1-2) and two rebounds … In his third start vs. UC Irvine, Afflalo played 31 minutes, with a season-best and team-high tying 14 points (4-9, 1-3, 5-6), a season-best MEDIA SERVICES four rebounds, two assists and one steal.

XTRA SPORTS 690/1150 - The 2004-05 basketball season is UCLA’s eight on XTRA 11 JORDAN FARMAR (Far-mar) Sports 690/1150. Chris Roberts, a four-time Golden 6-2, 170, Fr., G, Los Angeles, CA (Taft) Mike Award winner, is in his 13th season as the voice of the Bruins. Joining Roberts in his third season as analyst 2004-05 PRESEASON HONORS Ð Athlon No. 4 was Don MacLean, the leading scorer (2,608) in UCLA incoming freshman in the U. S., Basketball News No. 20 and Pac-10 history. incoming freshman in the U. S., Lindy's No. 4 Fabulous Roberts was nationally recognized on Oct. 27, 2003 Freshman in the U. S./Pac-10 Newcomer of the Year., The by ESPN's Dick Vitale, when Vitale placed Roberts on his Sporting News No. 13 incoming freshman in the U. S. "All-Radio Voices Team". Vitale called it his "All-Cawood Ledford Team", in honor of the legendary Kentucky 2004-05 SEASON AVERAGES Ð After three starts, broadcaster. Roberts joined 15 other well-known college Farmar is averaging a team-high 34.0 minutes, 12.3 points play-by-play voices on Vitale's "Sweet 16" broadcast team. (No. 2 on the team), 3.0 rebounds and a team-high 5.0 assists and shooting .480 (12-25) from the field, a team- ON THE INTERNET - UCLA games were also high .545 (6-11) from three-point range and a team-high available via the internet at (www.uclabruins.com). Fans .875 (7-8) from the foul line. could also listen to the broadcasts on the telephone by dialing 1-800-846-4700 (ext. 5929). FARMAR'S 2004-05 SEASON/CAREER HIGHS UCLA releases and results for all sports are o n Ð 36 minutes vs. WIU (11/23); 14 points vs. UCI (11/27); the internet (www.uclabruins.com). 4 rebounds vs. CSU (11/20); 6 assists vs. WIU (11/23) ; 1 steal vs. UCI (11/27); blocked shots vs. . PAC-10 - Updated notes released each Monday beginning FARMAR'S 2004-05 PAC-10 RANKINGS - . Nov. 15 and continuing through the season. Pac-10 information is available on the Pac-10 home page. Point 2004-05 HIGHLIGHTS - Vs. Chicago State, in his your web browser to http://www.pac-10.org . first collegiate start, Farmar played a game-high 35 minutes, with 11 points (3-6, 3-5, 2-2), a season-high four rebounds and a game-high five assists … In his second start vs. Western Illinois, he played a season-high 36 minutes, with 12 points (4-9, 2-4, 2-2), two rebounds and a game and season-high six assists … In his third start vs. UC Irvine, Farmar played 31 minutes, with a team tying and season -high 14 points (5-10, 1-2, 3-4), three rebounds, minutes vs. UC Irvine (start), Hollins had six points, a team-high four assists and one steal. three rebounds, a season-high two assists and a season and game-high five blocked shots.

45 MICHAEL FEY (Fay), 7-0, 270, Jr., C , Olympia, WA (Capital HS) 54 JOSIAH JOHNSON, 6-8, 255, Sr., F, Los Angeles, CA (Montclair Prep) 2004-05 SEASON AVERAGES Ð After three starts, Fey is averaging 29.0 minutes, 10.0 points (No. 4 on the 2004-05 SEASON AVERAGES Ð After two games, team), 6.7 rebounds (No. 2), and 1.0 assists and shooting Johnson is averaging 3.0 minutes and 0.5 points and 2.0 .545 (12-22, No. 2) from the field. rebounds.

FEY'S 2004-05 SEASON HIGHS — 33 minutes JOHNSON’S 2004-05 SEASON HIGHS - 3 vs. UCI (11/27); 13 points vs. UCI (11/27); 9 rebounds vs. minutes vs. WIU (11/23), CSU (11/20) ; 1 point vs. CSU UCI (11/27); 2 assists vs. CSU (11/20); 1 steal vs. CSU (11/20); 3 rebounds vs. WIU (11/23); assists vs. ; steal vs. (11/20); 1 blocked shot vs. CSU (11/20). ; blocked shots vs. . FEY'S 2004-05 PAC-10 RANKINGS Ð . JOHNSON’S CAREER HIGHS - 26 minutes vs. FEY'S CAREER HIGHS — 33 minutes vs. UCI Kentucky (12/06/03); 9 points vs. USD (11/26/02); 9 (11/27/04), UC Riverside (12/3/03); 20 points vs. Vermont rebounds vs. Loyola (12/13/03); 2 assists vs. California (11/29/03); 9 rebounds vs. UCI (11/27/04); 2 assists vs. (1/24/04); 2 steals vs. Arizona (1/18/03); 2 blocked shots Chicago State (11/20/04), Arizona (1/17/04); 2 steals vs. vs. USD (11/26/02). Washington (1/10/04); 3 blocked shots vs. UC Riverside (12/3/03), Portland (12/14/02). 2004-05 HIGHLIGHTS Ð Played three minutes off the bench vs. Chicago State, with one point and rebound … 2004-05 HIGHLIGHTS Ð In a start vs. Chicago In three minutes off the bench vs. Western Illinois, State, Fey played 32 minutes, with six points, seven Johnson played three minutes with a season-high three rebounds, a career-high tying two assists and one blocked rebounds …Did not play vs. UC Irvine. shot and steal and held CSU center Deji Akindele scoreless … In his second start vs. Western Illinois, he played 22 minutes, with 11 points (5-8, 0-0, 1-2), four rebounds and 14 LORENZO MATA, 6-8, 231, Fr., C/F, one assist … In a career-high tying 33 minutes vs. UC Huntington Park, CA (South Gate) Irvine (start), Fey scored a season-high 13 points (5-7, 0- 0, 3-3), with a career and game-high nine rebounds. 2004-05 PRESEASON HONORS - Athlon No. 25 incoming freshman in the U. S.

15 RYAN HOLLINS, 7-0, 225, Jr., C, 2004-05 SEASON AVERAGES Ð After one game, Pasadena, CA (Muir HS) Mata is averaging 7.0 minutes, 1.0 rebound and 1.0 blocked shot. 2004-05 SEASON AVERAGES Ð After three starts, Hollins is averaging 26.7 minutes, 8.7 points, 5.0 rebounds MATA’S 2004-05 SEASON/CAREER HIGHS - (tied for No. 3), 1.0 assists, 2.3 blocked shots (team leader) 7 minutes vs. UCI (11/27); points vs.; 1 rebound vs. UCI and shooting a team-high .692 (9-13) from the field and (11/27); assists vs.; steals vs.; 1 blocked shot vs. UCI .727 from the foul line. (11/27).

HOLLINS' 2004-05 SEASON HIGHS — 29 2004-05 HIGHLIGHTS Ð Missed the Chicago minutes vs. WIU (11/23); 11 points vs. CSU (11/20); 7 State and Western Illinois games with a sprained left rebounds vs. CSU (11/20); 2 assists vs. UCI (11/27); steals ankle …In his first collegiate game vs. UC Irvine, Mata vs. ; 5 blocked shots vs. UCI (11/27). played seven minutes with one rebound and blocked shot. HOLLINS' 2004-05 PAC-10 RANKINGS Ð .

HOLLINS' CAREER HIGHS — 36 minutes vs. 25 MATT McKINNEY, 6-8, 222, So., F, Santa Arizona State (2/12/04); 21 points vs. USC (1/28/04); 11 Ynez, CA (Santa Ynez) rebounds vs. Oregon (1/30/03); 4 assists vs. UC Riverside (12/3/03); 2 steals vs. California (2/19/04); 7 blocked shots 2004-05 SEASON AVERAGES Ð After three games, vs. Oregon (1/30/03). averaging 12.3 minutes, 1.7 points and 4.3 rebounds (tied for No. 3 on the team). 2004-05 HIGHLIGHTS Ð In a start vs. Chicago State, Hollins played 24 minutes, with season-high 11 McKINNEY’S 2004-05 SEASON/CAREER points (4-5, 0-0, 3-4), a season-best seven rebounds, one HIGHS - 13 minutes vs. UCI (11/27), WIU (11/22); 3 assist and a game-high two blocked shots … In his second points vs. UCI (11/27); 9 rebounds vs. WIU (11/23); 1 start vs. Western Illinois, he played a season-high 29 assist vs. UCI (11/27), WIU (11/23); steals vs. ; blocked minutes, with nine points and three rebounds … In 27 shots vs. 12 , 6-5, 200, Fr., G/F, Los 2004-05 HIGHLIGHTS Ð Vs. Chicago State, in the Angeles, CA (Fairfax) first game of his Bruin career, McKinney came off the bench and played 11 minutes with one rebound … In a 2004-05 PRESEASON HONORS - Athlon No. 55 season-high 13 minutes off the bench vs. Western incoming freshman in the U. S. Illinois, he had two points and a season-high nine rebounds and one assist … In 13 minutes vs. UC Irvine, 2004-05 SEASON AVERAGES Ð After three games, McKinney played 13 minutes, with a season-high three Shipp is averaging 10.7 minutes, 5.0 points, 3.0 rebounds points, three rebounds and one assist. and 1.0 assist and shooting .538 (7-13) from the field.

SHIPP’S 2004-05 SEASON/CAREER HIGHS - 3 BRIAN MORRISON, 6-2, 192, Sr., G , 12 minutes vs. WIU (11/23); 9 points vs. UCI (11/27); 4 Redmond, WA (Lake Washington HS) rebounds vs. WIU (11/23); 1 assist vs. WIU (11/23), CSU (11/20); 1 steal vs. UCI (11/27), WIU (11/23); blocked 2004-05 SEASON AVERAGES Ð After three games shots vs. . off the bench, Morrison is averaging 22.7 minutes, 9.0 points (No. 5 on the team), 2.7 rebounds, 2.3 assists (No. 2004-05 HIGHLIGHTS Ð In his first game as a Bruin, 3) and 1.0 steals (No. 2) and shooting .375 (6-16, No. 3) in 10 minutes off the bench vs. Chicago State, Shipp from three-point range. had two points and rebounds and one assist … In a season- best 12 minutes off the bench vs. Western Illinois, MORRISON’S 2004-05 SEASON HIGHS — 26 Shipp had four points and a season-high four rebounds, one minutes vs. WIU (11/23); 13 points vs. WIU (11/23); 4 assist and one steal … In 10 minutes off the bench vs. UC rebounds vs. CSU (11/20); 4 assists vs. WIU (11/23); 1 Irvine, Shipp had a season-high nine points, with three steal vs. UCI (11/27), WIU (11/23), CSU (11/20); blocked rebounds and one steal. shot vs. .

MORRISON’S CAREER HIGHS — 40 minutes vs. 1 DIJON THOMPSON, 6-7, 209, Sr., F/G, Loyola Marymount (12/13); 28 points vs. UC Riverside Inglewood, CA (Redondo Union) (12/3); 9 rebounds vs. UC Riverside (12/3); 5 assists vs. UC Santa Barbara (12/17); 2 steals vs. Arizona State (2/12); 2004-05 PRESEASON HONORS Ð Athlon second- 1 blocked shot vs. Kentucky (12/6), Michigan State team All-Pac-10; Basketball News second-team All-Pac-10; (12/20). Lindy's third-team All-Pac-10; The Sporting News No. 14 small forward in the U. S./second-team All-Pac-10. 2004-05 HIGHLIGHTS - Vs. Chicago State, in 21 minutes off the bench, Morrison had 11 points (4-9, 2-6, 1- 2004-05 SEASON AVERAGES Ð After three starts, 3), four rebounds, two assists and one steal … In a season- Thompson is UCLA's scoring (14.0), rebound (10.0) and best 26 minutes off the bench vs. Western Illinois, steals (1.3) leader, averaging 30.7 minutes (No. 2 on the Morrison had a season-best and game-high tying 13 points team) and 2.7 assists (tNo. 2) and shooting .444 (4-9, No. (4-10, 305, 2-2), two rebounds, a season-best four assists 2) from three-point range and .833 (10-12, No. 2) from the and a season-high tying one steal … In 21 minutes off the foul line. bench vs. UC Irvine, Morrison had three points, two rebounds, one assist and steal. THOMPSON’S 2004-05 SEASON HIGHS Ð 35 minutes vs. WIU (11/23); 17 points vs. CSU (11/20); 16 rebounds vs. WIU (11/23); 4 assists vs. WIU (11/23); 2 2 JANOU RUBIN, 6-3, 208, Sr., G, Union steals vs. UCI (11/27), CSU (11/20); 1 blocked shot vs. City, CA (Logan HS) WIU (11/23). THOMPSON'S 2004-05 PAC-10 RANKINGS Ð . 2004-05 SEASON AVERAGES Ð THOMPSON’S CAREER HIGHS Ð 43 minutes vs. RUBIN'S 2004-05 SEASON HIGHS — minutes California (2/20/03); 26 points vs. Washington (3/8/03); 16 vs. ; points vs. ; rebounds vs. ; assists vs. ; steals vs. ; rebounds vs. Western Illinois (11/23/04); 6 assists vs. blocked shots vs. . Washington (1/10/04), Oregon State (1/2/04), Washington State (3/6/03); 4 steals vs. California (1/25/03) and Kansas (12/21/02); 3 blocked shots vs. USC (2/5/03). RUBIN'S CAREER HIGHS - 26 minutes vs. Notre Dame (2/28/04); 13 points vs. Oregon (1/4/04), Oregon CAREER CHARTS - Pts. - 984, needs 16 to become State (1/2/04); 4 rebounds vs. USC (1/28/04), California the 45th Bruin in history to score 1,000 points (44th, Don (1/24/04); 4 assists vs. Washington (1/10/04); 1 steal, six Bragg, 1,021, 1952-55); 3-Pters - 94, 10th (9th, 95, Ray times, last vs. USC (2/25/04); 2 blocked shots vs. Oregon Young, 1999-03); 3-PT Atts - 261, 9th (8th, 286, Kevin State (3/4/04). Walker, 1987-90).

2004-05 HIGHLIGHTS Ð Did not play vs. Chicago 2004-05 HIGHLIGHTS Ð In 30 minutes (start), State, Western Illinois and UC Irvine. Thompson led the Bruins vs. Chicago State, scoring a game-high and season-best 17 points (8-13, 1-3, 0-0) and a game-high tying eight rebounds, with two assists and a game-high tying and season-best two steals … In a season- best 35 minutes (start) vs. Western Illinois, Thompson had a career-best 16 rebounds (most rebounds since Dan Gadzuric got 16 rebounds on Feb. 14, 2002 in UCLA's 77- 76 win over Arizona in Pauley Pavilion), with 11 points (2-8, 2-4, 5-6/first season double/double, second career), four assists and a season-best one blocked shot …In 27 minutes (start) vs. UC Irvine, Thompson scored a team- high tying 14 points (4-13, 1-2, 5-6), with six rebounds, two assists and a game-high two steals. 2004-05 UCLASCHEDULE/SCORES (3 Games) 2004-05 TEAM STATS (3 Games ) (3-0 overall, Pac-10) Double-Double 1, Dijon Thompson Nov. 5- at UCLA 97, Simon Fraser (48)(Exhibition) (Pts.-Reb.) Nov. 11- at UCLA 80, Monterrey Tech 48(Exhibition) Nov. 20 - at UCLA 64, Chicago State 53 Double Figures (Pts.) 3, Dijon Thompson Nov. 23 - at UCLA 75, Western Illinois 60 1, Ryan Hollins Nov. 27- at UCLA 76, UC Irvine 65 2, Brian Morrison Nov. 30- Long Beach State (7:30 p.m./FSNW2) 2, Michael Fey Dec. 5- Boston College at Wooden Classic (Arrowhead 2, Arron Afflalo Pond in Anaheim/1:30 p.m.-Arizona vs. Mississippi 3, Jordan Farmar State/4 p.m.-UCLA vs. Boston College) 40-Pt. Scoring Dec. 11- Pepperdine (3 p.m./FSNW2) 30-Pt. Scoring Dec.18 -Michigan (2 p.m./CBS/Gail Goodrich Jersey 20-Pt. Scoring Retirement) Dec. 21- at Michigan State (6 p.m.PT/9 p.m.ET/ESPN) Dec. 31- at Oregon State (4:05 p.m.) Jan. 2- at Oregon (4 p.m.) Double Figures (Reb.) 1, Dijon Thompson Jan. 6- Washington State (7:30 p.m.) Jan. 8- Washington (7:30 p.m./FSNW2) Jan. 13- at Arizona State (5:30 p.m.PT/6:30p.m.MT/FSN) Double Figures ( Ast.) Jan. 15- at Arizona (3 p.m.PT/4 p.m.MT/ABC) Leading Scorers 2, Dijon Thompson Jan. 20- Stanford (7:30 p.m./FSNW2) 2, Arron Afflalo Jan. 22 - California (12:45 p.m./CBS) 1, Jordan Farmar Jan. 29 - at USC (1 p.m./FSN) 1, Brian Morrison Feb. 3- at Washington State (7:30 p.m./FSN) Leading Rebounders 2, Dijon Thompson Feb. 5 - at Washington (2 p.m./FSN) 1, Michael Fey Feb. 10- Arizona State (7:30 p.m.) Feb. 12- Arizona (5 p.m./FSN) Leading Assists 3, Jordan Farmar Feb. 17-at California (7:30 p.m./FSN) Feb. 20 - at Stanford (12:30 p.m./CBS) Feb. 24 - USC (7:30 p.m./FSNW2) Leading Steals 2, Dijon Thompson Feb. 27- at Notre Dame (11 a.m.PT/2 p.m.ET/CBS) 1, Josh Shipp March 3- Oregon State (7:30 p.m./Wildcard) 1, Brian Morrison March 5- Oregon (TBD/Wildcard) Leading Blocked Shots 2, Ryan Hollins March 10-12 -Pac-10 Tournament at Staples Center) 1, Dijon Thompson All Games on XTRA 690/1150 All Times Pacific (unless noted) 2004-05 FOR THE RECORD (3 Games) UCLA 80 Pts. or Over: UCLA 79 Pts. or Under: 3-0 Opp. 80 Pts. or more: Opp Under 80 Pts.: 3-0

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