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University of San Diego Digital USD Basketball (Men) University of San Diego Athletics Media Guides 1995 University of San Diego Men's Basketball Media Guide 1994-1995 University of San Diego Athletics Department Follow this and additional works at: https://digital.sandiego.edu/amg-basketball-men UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO E------0S First Year Head Coach Brad Holland with USD Co-Captains Sean Flannery (32), Doug Harris (21) and David Fizdale (12) 1994-95 USD BASKETBALL RADIO AND TELEVISION ROSTER UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO XOREROS CONTENTS Page t MESSAGE TO THE MEDIA----- The 1994-95 USD Basketball Media Guide was prepared and edited by USD Sports Information Director Ted Gosen for use by media covering Torero basketball. The publication is available to the general Radio & Television Roster Inside Front Cover public on a limited basis at $5.00 per copy. All requests should be sent to Table of Contents Page I the SID Office: University of San Diego, 5998 Alcala Park, San Diego, Torero Outlook Page 2 1994-95 CA 92110-2492. Numerical & Alphabetical Rosters Page 3 Head Coach Brad Holland Page 4 Assistants: Randy Bennett/Mike Haupt/Kyle Smith Page 5 SPORTS INFORMATION STAFF--- Meet The Toreros Pages 6-11 619/260-4745 Doug Harris Page 6 Senior Ted Gosen Director (H) 619/486-3284 David Fizdale/Sean Flannery Page 7 Daniel Jankowski Assistant (H) 619/543-9073 Brian Bruso/James Black Page 8 Val Hill/Rocco Raffo Page 9 Lisa Davis Graduate Assistant Mike Courtney/Casey Sheahan/Andre Speech Page 10 Dena Johnson/Dan Valine Student Assistants Four Newcomers Page 11 Fax 619/292-0388 1994-95 USD Opponents Pages 12-15 Press Row Phone: 619/278-0648 University of Kansas Page 12 Torero Hotline: 619/260-2323 Cal Poly San Luis Obispo Page 12 University of Notre Dame Page 12 Cal State Dominguez Hills Page 12 ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT STAFF UC Irvine Page 12 University of Nevada Page 13 619/2 60-4803 University of the Pacific Page 13 Director of Athletics: Tom Iannacone Drake University Page 13 Assistant Athletic Director: Dan Yourg Iowa State University Page 13 Assistant Athletic Director: Regina Sullivan Yale University Page 13 Director, Athletic Development: Ky Snyder University of San Francisco Page 14 Director of Facilities: John Martin Gonzaga University Page 14 Director of Intramurals/Recreation: Gary Becker University of Portland Page 14 Assistant Intramural Director: Andy Berg Pepperdine University Page 14 Director of Academic Support: Kim Nowak Loyola Marymount University Page 15 Director of Summer Camps: Mary Johnson Santa Clara University Page 15 Athletic Dept. Secretaries: Vicky Reische, Cathy Nafey St. Mary's College Page 15 Head Athletic Trainer: Carolyn Greer, M.A., A.T. , C. Cal State Northridge Page 15 Assistant Athletic Trainer: Pete McMahon, M.A., A.T., C. San Diego - America's Finest City Page 16 Assistant Athletic Trainer: Suzi Higgins, A.T., C. University of San Diego Profile Page 17 Strength/Conditioning Coach: Wayne Jacobs 1994-95 Torero Team Photo Page 18 Women's Volleyball: Sue Snyder USD All-Time Opponent Records Page 19 Men's & Women's Cross Country: Rich Cota 1979-94 USD Division I Basketball Scores Page 20 Women's Soccer: Tony da Luz USD Division I Individual Records (79-94) Page 21 Men's Soccer: Seamus McFadden All-Time Torero Records Pages 22-24 Football: Brian Fogarty 1993-94 Final Statistics Page 25 Women's Basketball: Kathy Marpe Returning Player Results from 1993-94 Page 26 Women's Swimming/Diving: Bill Morgan 1993-94 Season In Review Page 27 Baseball: John Cunningham West Coast Conference Page 28 Softball: Lin Adams WCC Post-Season Tournament Page 29 Men's Golf: Frank Cates People To Know At USD Page 30 Women's Tennis: Sherri Stephens Tom Iannacone, Director of Athletics Page 31 Men's Tennis: Ed Collins USD Athletic Department Staff Page 32 Men's Crew: Brooks Dagman Primary Media Outlets Inside Back Cover Women's Crew: Leeanne Crain 1994 95 S h d I /Ph t f C C I t . B kCo e USO Team Physicians: William P. Curran, M.D., On the Front Cover: Heinz Hoenecke, M.D. ; Robert Kaplan, M.D.; Robert Button, M.D. First Year Coach Brad Holland with USO Co-Captains BASKETBALLSTAFF------- Sean Flannery (32), Doug Harris (21) & Da,id Fizdale (12) Photo Credit: Brock Scott (Busco-Nestor Sports) 619/260-4829 Head Coach: Brad Holland ( 1st Year) ~~M~i~'tJ1tl~f~~~~.~·· .. Assistant Coach: Randy Bennett (7th Year) ~.!~tl~ilo~ts·a:l)~ :.:.i' Assistant Coach: Mike Haupt (3rd Year) •· ?¢~ess.Torerq Men's Bas Assistant Coach: Kyle Smith (2nd Year) tes ... yi?,... !]SJ?'~ F~rg'n;,.I>e i ·• e81>9r(s Irifonnatiori Qffi ::3066 from handset o.f fa.~ mac me ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS------ s_co~~:\ ~~78;Jhen foHow voic": prompts The 1994-95 USO Men's Basketball Media Guide is published • m basketbaH nwnu: . 1735 (\Yee!<JyNotes); . by the USO Sports Information Department. A special thanks to the ·H'~~f~F~me~ul~~~(17~;(MQst Recent Game :;: following people that helped put this guide together: Vanard Lithogra­ 73~ (§ch~~ie/iio~J~r): i . phers, Inc. (Printing); Brock Scott of Busco-Nestor (Cover Photo; Ac­ tion Shots; Player & Team Photos) and Brad Mangin (Action Photos). \JAll,emy of San Diego AfdWel TORERO OUTLOOK Page 2 The 1994-95 University of San Diego men's basketball program, under the direction of first year coach Brad Holland, returns seven lettermen and three starters from last year's squad that finished 18-11 and that advanced to the West Coast Conference Tournament championship game. The returning starters include senior guard Doug Harris, junior for­ ward Sean Flannery and junior point guard David Fizdale. With ten of his fourteen players underclassmen, Coach Holland will be counting on the above trio to supply both experience and leadership. Leading scorer Doug Harris (6-0, Guard), an All-WCC choice as a sophomore and an honorable mention All-WCC pick last year, is back for his senior year after topping last year's team in scoring with 14.4 points per game. He also was named to the WCC Post-Season Tournament team after scoring 20 and 25 points in wins over Portland and Gonzaga. For the season, Doug scored in double-digits 23 times with a career-high 27 points against UC Irvine Juniors Sean Flannery (6-5, F, 9.4 ppg) and David Fizdale (6-2, G, 8.0 ppg) also return to the starting lineup. Flannery, who fi~ished fourth on the team in scoring, will be one the team's best outside shooters this season. Last year he bombed in 49 treys and posted a career-high 24 points against USF when he nailed 6-of-9 three pointers. He has the versatility to play small for­ ward as well as both guard spots. Fizdale started the last nineteen games last year and has turned into a fine point guard. Besides his 8.0 ppg average, David finished first in steals (44) and second in assists (103) and blocks (12). To help fill the void left by graduated seniors Brooks Barnhard (6-9, Fl C, First Team All-WCC, 14.0 ppg), Joe Temple (6-3, F, 13.2 ppg) and Chris Grant (6-8, C, 6.3 ppg), the Toreros will look for sophomores Brian Bruso (6- 7, Forward, 7.4 ppg and 4.2 rpg) and James Black (6-11, Center, 2.5 ppg) to step their games up a notch. Bruso, who sat out the 1992-93 season after suffering a stress fracture in his foot, was one of the WCC's best freshmen last year as he converted 55.7 percent of his field goals (73xl3 l). With a year of experience under his belt and added strength gained during the off-season, Black will only get better with each game played. Other returning lettermen include junior guard Val Hill (6-4, 215 lbs.) and sophomore center Rocco Raffo (6-9, 228 lbs.). Three players back that sat out the 1993-94 season include 6-2 sophomore guard Casey Sheahan (played for Coach Holland at Cal State Fullerton in 1992-93), 6-8 freshman forward Andre Speech and 6-6 freshman swingman Mike Courtney. The Toreros program has four new freshmen on this year's squad. Kareem Mutrie (Carson, CA) is a 5-11, 165 lb. point guard who averaged 19.9 ppg and 8.9 assists at Bishop Montgomery; Lamont Smith (The Colony, TX) is a 6-2, 175 lb. guard that averaged 16.0 ppg while leading The Colony HS to a 31-2 record; Ryan Williams (Seattle, WA) averaged 23 .1 ppg and 12.0 rpg while helping O'Dea High School to a 3rd place finish in the Washington State AA Championships; and Nosa Obasohan (Houston, TX) averaged 19.4 ppg and led the Houston area in three pointers made with 108 while helping Alief Elsik High School to a record of 31-4. Smith will sit out the 1994-95 season as he recovers from knee surgery. After two exhibitions against Cairnes, Australia (Nov. 19th) and High Five America (Nov. 22nd), Coach Holland will open the season at the Univer­ sity of Kansas on Nov. 26th. Notre Dame comes to town on December 3rd as the Toreros host the Fighting Irish at the San Diego Sports Arena. Other games that highlight the nonconference schedule include three Big West Conference opponents (UC Irvine, Nevada and Pacific) as well as another trip to the midwest to take on Drake and Iowa State of the Big Eight. USO will open up West Coast Conference play at San Francisco on Jan.
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