A TRADITION OF EXCELLENCE A TRADITION OF EXCELLENCE 122 record inthreeyears(1997-2000). DivisionIIprogramtoa48-33 North DakotaState,directingtheNCAA nativeofPeoria,Ill.,Giacolettistartedhisheadcoachingcareerat A ticipant OklahomaState. a 36-36tieathalftimebeforeitsuccumbedtoeventualFinalFourpar- ment titles.InthefirstroundofNCAA's,GiacoletticoachedEWUto straight victories—tocapturetheBigSkyregularseasonandtourna- berth in2004. The Eagleswon14oftheirlast18games—including11 Tournament Giacoletti ledEasternWashington toitsfirst-everNCAA enth inleaguehistory. winning percentage(41-17)inBigSkyConferencegamesrankedsev- Giacoletti went69-50infouryearsatEasternWashington. His.707 coach andhasneverhadalosingseason.BeforecomingtotheU., Giacoletti hasa117-83 careerrecordinsevenseasonsasahead 10th-winningest programinthehistoryofcollegebasketball. ry. As heembarksonhisfirstseasonatUtah,Giacolettidirectsthe Giacoletti wasnamedthe13thheadcoachinprogram’s histo- newerainUtahbasketballbeganonMarch31,2004whenRay A years atthecollegelevel. Tournaments, includingthe1997EliteEight.Hehasworkedfive mid-’90s. DuringthattimetheUtesplayedinthreeNCAA • He hasalsoworkedatEasternWashington andWashington. Championship. Southeastern CommunityCollegetothe2000NJCAA • the collegelevelfor12years. SantaBarbaraandPepperdine.Hehascoachedat combined atUC • overall. Tournaments. Hehasbeenacollegeassistantcoachfor16years Utah StateandColoradoState,helpingtoleadteamsthreeNCAA • Giacoletti hasbeenincollegecoachingfor18years. combined 61yearsofexperienceatthecollegiatelevel. Ray GiacolettihasassembledanexcellentstaffatUtahwitha A TOPNOTCHCOACHINGSTAFF THE GIACOLETTIERABEGINS THRNI’UE RUNNIN’UTES UTAH

X Chris JoneswaspreviouslyontheUtahstaff forthreeyearsin the Mike Score,a10-yearveteranincollegebasketball,helpeddirect Tournament teams Marty WilsonassistedinbuildingfourNCAA Randy RahecomestotheU.afterspendingpast13yearsat RAY GIACOLETTIONTHEUTAH PROGRAM advantages and opportunitieshere.” pus aresecondtonone.There's ahostof history, andthefacilitiesthatwehaveoncam- ball. Utahisaplacewithgreat traditionand successful atvariouslevels ofcollegebasket- experience. Eachoneofour coacheshasbeen “We're ayoung,energeticstaff thathasgreat 2004-05 MEDIA GUIDE Ray Giacoletti(right)withassistantcoaches RandyRahe(left)andMartyWilson().

X RAY GIACOLETTIONPLAYING STYLE defensive endfirst.” but ithastostartwithgettingdoneonthe opportunity togeteasybaskets.We wanttorun, then wewanttogetoutandrunhavethe we cangetstopsorcreateturnoversdefensively, floor. We trytosetgoalswitheverythingwedo.If “Everything startsatthedefensiveendof A TRADITION OF EXCELLENCE 123 Team W L Pct. Team Outright Shared Total UCLAConnecticutArkansas 25 22 2 4 27 16 26 8 24 1. Kentucky2. Kansas3. College of Charleston4. Duke 2415. Stanford 616. 288 Connecticut .798 647. Utah 283 .818 8. 65 Cincinnati9. .813 Arizona 276 250 272 72 66 75 .793 .791 .784 257 254 74 73 253 .776 .777 75 .771 1. Kansas2. Kentucky3. Kentucky Western 4. North Carolina5. Utah 33 36 337. Cincinnati 5 20 11 38 99. 47 12 Princeton 42 32 17 24 10 2 27 17 26 7 24 BEST WINNING PERCENTAGE BEST WINNING PERCENTAGE LAST 10 YEARS (1995-2004) MOST CONFERENCE ALL-TIME CHAMPIONSHIPS 10. Gonzaga 242 79 .754 WWW.UTAHUTES.COM All-American was mobbed by his teammates after hit- Horn was mobbed by All-American Keith Van ting the game-winning shot for the second night in a row in the 1997 semifinals against New Mexico. Tournament WAC NCAA Sweet Sixteen 1991, 1996, 1997, 1998 NCAA Elite Eight 1997, 1998 NCAA Final Four 1998 NIT 1992, 2001 NIT Final Four 1992 NCAA Tournament 1991, 1993, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2004

During the decade of the ‘90s, the Utes won the eighth-most games in NCAA Since 1990, the Runnin’ the season ranked in the top 10 in the Utes have finished Utah has a long-standing basketball tradition, winning 27 conference titles all-time Over the last 10 years, the Utes have gone 254-73 (.777) to record the seventh- NCAAUtah has played in 11 in the past 15 years—including nine in Tournaments Utah placed third in the 1992 NIT Final Four.

UTAHUTES RUNNIN’ BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP TRADITION CHAMPIONSHIP The Utah basketball program has become one of the nation’s best since the one of the nation’s The Utah basketball program has become beginning of the 1990s. From its record on the court to academic success in the classroom, there are few teams in the country that can compare to the Utes’ accomplishments. CHAMPIONSHIPS AND POSTSEASON APPEARANCES SINCE 1990 CHAMPIONSHIPS AND POSTSEASON national polls four times. Utah finished in the top 10 three consecutive years from 1997-99. • • to tie for the fifth-most in NCAA history. • best winning percentage in NCAA Division I. • .767 winning percentage over that 10-year Division I with a 250-76 record. Utah’s period also ranked as the eighth-best in the nation. • the last 10 years. Since 1990, the Utes have advanced to the Sweet Sixteen four times, the Elite Eight twice and the national championship game in 1998. • Conference Champions 1991, 1993, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2003 Conference Tournament Champions 1995, 1997, 1999, 2004 A TRADITION OF EXCELLENCE 124 eight ofthelast10years. the nationinreboundmargin among thetop30teamsin • in thelast15years. scoring defenseseventimes in the top15inNCAA • margin. scoring defenseandrebound fifth inthenationboth • centage defenseandeighttimesinscoringmargin. ranked inthetop30nation12timesscoringdefense,10reboundmargin,eightfieldgoalper- One ofUtah’s traditionsthatRayGiacolettiwilllooktocontinueisastiflinghalf-court defense.Since1989-90,Utahhas DEFENSE WINSCHAMPIONSHIPS THRNI’UE BASKETBALL RUNNIN’UTES UTAH The Uteshaverankedin Utah hasbeenranked In 2003-04,Utahranked 2004-05 MEDIA GUIDE 2003-04 2002-03 2001-02 2000-01 1999-00 1998-99 1997-98 1996-97 1995-96 1994-95 1993-94 1992-93 1991-92 1990-91 1989-90 THI H CASTATISTICS TOP30SINCE1989-90 UTAH INTHENCAA 3d(31 9h(.)---1t 64 - - - - - 15th(6.4) - 29th(8.7) 23rd (63.1) 4h(03 3d(81 - - - - 33rd(38.1) 8th(40.5) ------19th(38.7) - - 12th(48.2) - 26th(4.8) - - - 15th(79.4) - 1st(78.4) 14th (60.3) 4th(88.2) 13th (61.3) - - - - 20th (61.8) 19th(48.1) - 3rd(9.6) - 14th(40.0) 8th(12.9) - 19th (63.9) - - 30th(5.0) 25th(42.1) 22nd(9.6) - 10th (64.2) 17th (64.8) 1t(49 2h(27 5h(98 t 98 8h(83 2h(43 7th(82.4) 12th(74.3) - 18th(48.3) 4th(9.8) 15th(39.8) 12th (12.7) 21st (64.9) t 5.)------5h(.)3t 4.)2s 3.)---- - 21st(38.7) 30th(47.1) 5th(7.4) 6th(84.8) - - - - 6th(88.2) 27th(73.0) - 5th (57.4) - - 13th(47.7) 9th(8.2) 22nd(48.0) - 29th(39.5) 1st(10.0) 5th(15.9) 6th(38.6) 4th (55.4) 16th(12.4) - 4th (57.6) 10th(6.6) 6th(39.8) - 8th (61.6) ees agnDfneMri ecnaePretg ecnaePercentage Percentage Percentage Percentage Margin Defense Margin Defense crn SoigF c.RbudFedGa -t GFe ho Win/Loss FreeThrow 3-Pt.FG FieldGoal FGPct. Scoring Scoring 3h(96 t 7.)- 7th(74.7) 4th(87.9) 13th(39.6) 25th(72.5) - - 5th(49.6) - 19th(77.4) 15th(6.5) 1st(79.1) 7th(38.2) 10th(41.0) - 23rd(49.3) 7th(12.8) - - - 4th(40.3) 16th(11.4) - - 20 times of theyeareighttimes,andfirstteamall-conference Academic All-America fourtimes,conferenceplayer America fivetimes—twiceconsensuschoices— • and againin1997-98. • games infiveconsecutiveseasons. DivisionIprogramwon25 times hasanNCAA seasons from1994-95through1998-99.Only13 • Since 1990,Utahplayershavebeennamed All- Utah postedaschool-record30winsin1990-91 Utah wonatleast27gamesoverthecourseoffive . 989 10 2 6 6 12 7 22 2 16 1998-99 12 10 1997-98 19 1996-97 19 1995-96 10 1994-95 1992-93 1990-91 RANKINGS SINCE1990 UTAH’S SEASONEND years. had alottocheeraboutinrecent here atthe1998FinalFour, have Immediate Left:Utahfans,shown Möttölä andMichaelDoleac. right): DrewHansen,Hanno Academic All-Americans(leftto The Uteswereledbythree the AlamodomeinSanAntonio. Championshipat the 1998NCAA Far Left:UtahplayedKentuckyfor olPoll Poll PCoaches AP A TRADITION OF EXCELLENCE 125 TeamNorth CarolinaKansas 19 No. LouisvilleSyracuseUCLAConnecticut 14 Maryland 14 14 Michigan State 14 11 UNLV 11 AlabamaNotre Dame 9 Oklahoma 9 8 8 8 1. Kentucky3. Duke4. Indiana 19 9. Arizona 17 14 11 NCAA SWEET SIXTEENS LAST 30 YEARS 12. Arkansas13. Georgetown16. Utah 10 9 8 WWW.UTAHUTES.COM Utah won the 2004 Mountain West Conference Tournament at the Conference Tournament Utah won the 2004 Mountain West Colo. Pepsi Center in Denver, Utah’s seven consecutive Utah’s The Runnin’ Utes have won four conference tournament titles since 1995. Utah won the Mountain West Conference Tournament in 2004. Tournament Conference 1995. Utah won the Mountain West • conference championships from 1995-2001 was the sixth-longest string of league titles in NCAA UCLA Division I history. won 13 consecutive confer- ence titles (1967-79), UNLV captured 10 championships in a row (1983-92), Kentucky (1944-52) and Kentucky (1932-40) Western in a row (1995- claimed nine straight, while Cincinnati took eight 2002). •

first round win over Oregon in Nashville.

TeamUtahCincinnatiKentuckyKansas Conference(s)Murray State Great Midwest/C-USA West WAC/Mountain Valparaiso SECChattanooga Ohio Valley Big 8/Big 12 10 Titles Penn 10 Mid-ContinentPrinceton Southern(Includes shared titles and divisional titles) Ivy Ivy 9 9 10 9 8 8 8 Since 1975 when the NCAA 19th in field was expanded to 32 teams, Utah ranks tied for Tournament The Runnin’ Conference regular-sea- Mountain West Utes have won a share of three All time, the Utes The Utes celebrate their MOST REGULAR SEASON MOST REGULAR SINCE 1990-91 CONFERENCE TITLES 2003 NCAA Tournament UTAHUTES RUNNIN’ BASKETBALL

MARCH MADNESS CONFERENCE DOMINATION CONFERENCE are 33-28 (.541) in NCAA Tournament play with four NCAA Final Four appear- ances (1944, 1961, 1966, 1998). Utah is all-time in tied for 11th NCAA Tournament appearances (25) and is tied for 10th in games played (61). • 16th in Sweet appearances (17), tied for 21st in wins (22), tied for 22nd in games played (39), and tied for Sixteen appearances (8). • The thrill of playing in the NCAA the premiere event in college basketball, has been a Tournament, four decades. Since 1990-91, the Utes have also made 11 regular occurrence for Utah over the past nine trips in the last 10 years. appearances in the “Big Dance,” including • in the league champions their last five years were the WAC son titles in five seasons, the last three years) and also claimed WAC(winning division titles ‘93. titles in 1991 and The Utes lay claim to one of the nation’s best conference championship runs over championship runs best conference nation’s claim to one of the The Utes lay regular-season conference Utah has won 10 seasons. Since 1990-91, the past 14 titles won regular-season and Kentucky (SEC) (Conference USA) titles. Cincinnati the top mark. in 2003-04 to draw even with Utah for in their respective leagues A TRADITION OF EXCELLENCE 126 Doleac, UtahhadbecomeatrueCinderellastoryheadingintothenation- AndreMillerandanotherrisingstar, Michael West RegionalMVP FinalFourforthefirsttimein32years.Ledby advanced totheNCAA Arizona 76-51intheregionalfinal,Utes,seededthirdregion, By defeatingthetopseedinWest anddefendingnationalchampion titlegameatthe Alamodome inSan Antonio. to the1998NCAA tured theheartsofbasketballfansacrossnationbyadvancing Utescap- Knocking offtwoNo.1seedsalongtheway, theRunnin’ 98NA FINALFOUR 1998 NCAA THRNI’UE BASKETBALL RUNNIN’UTES UTAH 2004-05 MEDIA GUIDE left: TheUtestakethefloorofAlamodome. rally onSanAntonio’s famedriverwalk.Bottom Swoop andthecheerleadersataFinalFourpep up trophy. Bottomright:Utahfanscelebratewith and Kentucky. Right:Utah’s 1998nationalrunner- the nationalchampionshipgamebetweenUtes tions fromthemediaatapressconference.Top right:Thetip-offof Top left:MichaelDoleac,AndreMIllerandDrewHansenfieldques- record. tied the1990-91squadformostwinsinUtahhistorywitha30-4 The 1997-98teambegantheseasonwithaschoolrecord18-0startand prevail 78-69. depthallowedUKto Kentucky inthenationalfinalbeforeWildcats’ Championship gamesince1944.Utahjumpedouttoa12-pointleadover knocked off the Tar Heels65-59toadvancetheschool’s firstNCAA al semifinalgameagainstNo.1rankedNorthCarolina. The Utes A TRADITION OF EXCELLENCE 127 Left: playing in the 2001 in . Right: playing on the USA in 1997. Championships Team 22 and Under World WWW.UTAHUTES.COM playing in the 2003 FIBA 2004 Australian National Left: in his Team uniform. Right: Bogut Team Junior World Championships. Junior World

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THE OLYMPIC EXPERIENCE THE OLYMPIC USA BASKETBALL Bogut, a native of Melbourne, was second-youngest player to ever make the Australian National team. He started all five Olympic games for the Boomers, At the end of the preliminary rounds, Bogut averaging 14.8 points per contest. ranked fourth in the tournament in rebounds (8.8 rpg), fifth in blocked shots (1.2 bpg) and fourth in percentage (.580). In the summer of 2003, Bogut was named the MVP of the FIBA Junior World Aussies to the title. In eight games Championships in Greece after leading the in the tournament, Bogut averaged 26.3 points, 17.0 rebounds, 2.5 assists and 1.5 blocked shots per game. He had 22 points and 18 rebounds in a 106-85 win over the USA in the quarterfinals of the medal round. Ute sophomore Andrew Bogut experienced the thrill of representing his Andrew Bogut Ute sophomore in the 2004 Olympic National Team Australian country by playing for the Athens, Greece. Summer Games in Andre Miller and Michael Doleac played for the USA Andre Miller and Michael Team Championship World Basketball 22 and Under USATeam in 1997. in went 6-2 at the tournament Melbourne, Australia. year as the starting Miller returned the next winning 1998 USA guard for the gold medal that competed in Team Basketball Goodwill Games also played on the Goodwill Games Miller York. New Australia, team that took home the gold from , Championships in 2001 and started for the World team in 2002. One of the greatest honors that can be bestowed greatest honors that One of the to represent is the opportunity upon an athlete The in international competition. their country involved with USA Utes have been heavily Basketball in recent years. A TRADITION OF EXCELLENCE 128 the . the Atlanta • made theall-rookiesecondteamin1998-99. all-rookiefirstteam,whileMichaelDoleac Andre Millerin1999-2000madetheNBA PLAYING ATTHENEXTLEVEL THRNI’UE BASKETBALL RUNNIN’UTES UTAH UTAH’S NBADRAFTPICKSSINCE1990 99AdeMle ClevelandCavaliers AtlantaHawks 8 OrlandoMagic 40 Philadelphia76ers* PhoenixSuns DenverNuggets 12 2 Team 1 2 54 43 1 No. HannoMöttölä 1 * Traded toNewJerseyafterthedraft 2 2 AndreMiller Rd. 2000 MichaelDoleac 1999 KeithVan Horn 1998 ByronWilson 1997 JoshGrant 1993 Player 1993 Year Hanno MöttöläbecamethefirstFinnishplayerinNBA,playingtwoseasonswith 2004-05 MEDIA GUIDE ately atthenextlevel.KeithVan Hornin1997-98and • roster asafreeagentin2003-04. through 2000.BrittonJohnsenmadetheOrlandoMagic Draftfrom1997 Hanno MöttöläweretakenintheNBA • lottery picks(top13)from1997-99. • consecutive yearsfrom1997-2000. • agent. rosterasafree one moreplayermadeanNBA Utes havebeendraftedinthepast15years,while Draftsince1970alone.Six been takenintheNBA players.Twenty-five Uteshave ducing futureNBA Utah Basketballhasaproventrackrecordofpro- h tshdoepae ae nteNADraftfour The UteshadoneplayertakenintheNBA Ute playershavebeenreadytocontributeimmedi- Keith Van Horn,MichaelDoleac, Andre Millerand Draft Utah wasequaledonlybyDukewiththreeNBA 12, 2002issueof 2001-02, wasfeaturedintheAugust traded totheLosAngeles Clippers. who ledtheNBAinassists Illustrated Sports Andre Miller, after being h 02NAFinals. the 2002NBA modern era.Below:Van HornwasastarterforNewJerseyin Draft.Van HornisUtah’s highestdraftpickofthe 1997 NBA David Sternafterbeingtakenasthesecondoverallpickin Commissioner Top: KeithVan HorniscongratulatedbyNBA A TRADITION OF EXCELLENCE 129 in 2003 round (12th overall) in 1993 Logos used with the permission of NBA Properties, Inc. Britton Johnsen • Signed with the as a free agent • Currently with the New Orleans Hornets Michael Doleac • Drafted by the Orlando Magic in the first • Currently with the WWW.UTAHUTES.COM round (40th overall) in 2000 2001-02 round (2nd overall) in 1997 Hanno Möttölä • Drafted by the Atlanta Hawks in the second • Played his final season with the Hawks in Keith Van Horn Keith Van • Drafted by the in the first • Currently with the 1993-94 round (43rd overall) in 1993 round (8th overall) in 1999 UTAHUTES RUNNIN’ BASKETBALL Andre Miller • Drafted by the in the first • Currently with the Denver Nuggets • in Played for the • Drafted by the Denver Nuggets in the second A TRADITION OF EXCELLENCE 130 ence recognition40timesinthepast15years. had multipleacademicall-conferenceselections.Inall,Utahplayershaveearnedall-confer- • orbetterforasemester. GPA • Americans initsstartinglineup1998. • third teamin1999-2000. America teamasseniorsin1997-98.HannoMöttöläwasnamedtothesecond1998-99and Division Iprogram.MichaelDoleacandDrewHansenwerebothnamedtotheVerizon Academic All- • student-athletes intheclassroom,oncourtandtheirpersonallives. cessful intheclassroom.InRayGiacoletti’s program,thefocusisondevelopingwell-rounded For everythingUtah’s student-athleteshaveachievedonthecourt,theybeenequallysuc- PROFESSORS ONUTAH BASKETBALLINTHECLASSROOM COMMITMENT TOACADEMICS THRNI’UE BASKETBALL RUNNIN’UTES UTAH The past15seasons,44Uteshavemadetheacademichonorrollacombined174timeswith3.00 X Utah hashadanacademicall-conferencehonoreeeveryyearsince1989-90;10timestheUteshave FinalFourteamtohavetwo Academic All- With DoleacandHansen,UtahbecamethefirstNCAA In thelastsevenyears,Utahhashadfour Academic All-Americans, morethananyotherNCAA

applaud themforthateffort.” ic. Theyputastrongemphasis onacademicsandI emphasizes academicsstrongly, andit’s beenterrif- dent inourclass.Iknowthe athleticsdepartment outstanding sophomorechemical engineeringstu- presented himwithanaward ataseminarasthe University. He’s beendoingextremelywell,andI dents, whichisoneofthehardestmajorsat “Chris isoneofourtopchemicalengineeringstu- X RAY GIACOLETTIONSTUDENT-ATHLETE DEVELOPMENT 2004-05 MEDIA GUIDE areas.” we worktomakesurethestudent-athleteisexcellinginallofthose issues orsomeproblems,it'sgoingtobringdowntheothertwo.So he's goingtooptimizehislevelsuccess.Ifoneareahassome young manisdoingwellinallthreeofthoseareashislife,then facets thatweconcentrateonandtrytohelpthemdevelop.Ifa son, asastudent,andbasketballplayer. Thosearethethree “We wanttobeapartofthreeareas ofayoungman'slife:asper- selection and AcademicAll-MWC Chris Jackson,Dean’s List, engineering major chemical &fuelsand Featured withjunior of Professor Associate Edward M.Trujillo Chemical & Fuels Engineering Fuels & Chemical

X enhances their dailylives.” experiences at theUniversityofUtahand howit pus andobservehowthey valuetheireducational many ofthesestudent-athletes aftertheyleavecam- has beenpersonallyrewarding formetofollow know theyareexpectedto excelacademically. It their timeandareeagerto dowellbecausethey learning. Theyhavealready learnedhowtomanage ally highlevelofdisciplineandcommitmentto my classesbecausetheybringwiththemanunusu- “I amdelightedtohavemen'sbasketballplayersin from theU.withadegreeineconomics2000. American. AnativeofFinland,Möttölägraduated Hanno Möttöläwasatwo-timeAcademicAll- honor rollstudent music major Tim Drisdom, Featured withjuniorpre- Geroutology of Professor Dale A.Lund & Sociology & A TRADITION OF EXCELLENCE 131 Mark Rydalch Lettered 1992-93 through ‘95-96 ... graduated in 1996 with a degree in finance ... former financial advisor for First Union Securities ... currently works for Rydalch Electric as busi- ness development director ... in his fifth season as Utah basketball radio 700 ... he and Ticket analyst for Hot have two sons (Trevor Amy, his wife, and Jacob) and a daughter (Rachel). Drew Hansen Lettered 1994-95 through ‘97-98 ... Academic team captain in 1997-98 ... All-American in 1997-98 ... Rhodes Scholar candidate, NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship winner Byers and finalist for the Walter highest academic NCAA’s the Award, award ... graduated from Stanford Law School in May of 2001 ... works for a law firm in Covina, Calif. ... mar- basket- ried to former Utah women’s ball player Emily Jensen. WWW.UTAHUTES.COM Trepanier, live in Park City, Utah ... in Park City, live Trepanier, they have a son (Chase), a daughter (Olivia) and are expecting a child. Terry Preston Terry Lettered 1993-94 through ‘95-96 ...... fin- three-time academic all-WAC ished degree in exercise and science in 1996 ... earned MBA in the spring of 2001 ... worked for the U. as Crimson Club Director ... joined Guidant medical device company in May of 2001 ... he and his wife, for- Aimee All-American gymnast mer Ute Michael Doleac Lettered 1994-95 through ‘97-98 ... Academic team captain in 1997-98 ... All-American in 1997-98 ... playing with the Denver Nuggets in his sev- enth season in the NBA ... came back to take course work during the earned a biology and off-season degree in the summer of 2002 ... aspires to attend medical school ... All-American engaged to former Ute gymnast Shannon Bowles. Andre Miller Lettered 1995-96 through ‘98-99 ... team captain in 1998-99 ... one of the first academic non-qualifiers in NCAA history to earn his degree in four years and gain back his fourth year of eligibility ... received his degree in sociology/criminology in 1998 ... took graduate course work in 1998-99 ... currently playing with the Denver Nuggets in his sixth year in the NBA ... has a son (Duane). Trace Caton Trace Lettered in 1997-98 and 2000-01 through ‘02-03 ... team captain in 2002-03 ... three-time academic all- MWC ... earned a spanish degree from the U. ... also took pre-med pre- requisites and is applying for medical school ... began working for the Lung Health Study at the U. Research Park in the fall of 2003 ... married 2002 ... the Aug. 10, on Tripp Brittny couple is expecting a daughter in late December. . UTAHUTES RUNNIN’ BASKETBALL Lettered 1998-99 through ‘99-00 ... academic all-MWC in 1999-2000 ... graduated in 2000 with a degree in communication ... worked for Pacific Life Investment and Insurance Company in Newport Beach, Calif., after graduating ... currently lives in Ariz., and works for Pfizer Phoenix, Pharmecuticals. Jeremy Killion Larry Cain Lettered 1989-90 through ‘92-93 ... team captain in 1992-93 ... three- ... graduated time academic all-WAC from the Medical School in 1997 ... practicing medi- cine in Pocatello, Idaho ACADEMIC AND CAREER SUCCESS STORIES SUCCESS AND CAREER ACADEMIC