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University of San Diego Men's Media Guide 1994-1995

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First Year Head Coach with USD Co-Captains Sean Flannery (32), Doug Harris (21) and David Fizdale (12) 1994-95 USD BASKETBALL RADIO AND TELEVISION ROSTER

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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: /Mike Haupt/ 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 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 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 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 : 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 : John Cunningham Page 28 : Lin Adams WCC Post-Season Tournament Page 29 Men's : Frank Cates People To Know At USD Page 30 Women's : 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!

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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, , 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 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. 7th with their first home WCC contest against Gonzaga on Jan. 12th. The WCC Tournament will be held March 4-6 at Santa Clara's Toso Pavilion. TORE RO ROSTER Page 3

1994-95 UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO MEN'S BASKETBALL ROSTER Numerical

NO NAME POS HT WT YR EXP HOMETOWN {LAST SCHOOL)

11 Kareem Mutrie G 5-11 160 FR HS Carson, CA (Bishop Montgomery HS) 12 David Fizdale G 6-2 185 JR 2V Los Angeles, CA (Fremont HS) 13 Lamont Smith G 6-2 175 FR HS The Colony, TX (The Colony HS) 14 Mike Courtney G 6-6 193 FR HS Portola Valley, CA (St. Francis HS) 20 Casey Sheahan G 6-2 180 so TR Woodland Hills, CA (CS Fullerton) 21 Doug Harris G 6-0 180 SR 2V Chandler, AZ (Fresno State) 24 Andre Speech F 6-8 200 FR HS Sacramento, CA (McClatchy HS) 30 Val Hill G-F 6-4 215 JR 2V Tucson, AZ (Tucson HS) 32 Sean Flannery F 6-5 200 JR 2V Tucson, AZ (Salpointe Catholic HS) 33 Rocco Raffo C 6-9 228 so lV Modesto, CA (Salinas HS) 34 James Black C 6-11 260 so lV Pasadena, TX (Pasadena HS) 35 Ryan Williams F 6-6 215 FR HS Seattle, WA (O'Dea HS) 40 Brian Bruso F 6-7 225 so lV S. Lake Tahoe, CA (S. Lake Tahoe HS) 44 Nosa Obasohan G-F 6-5 195 FR HS Houston, TX (Alief Elsik HS)

Alphabetical NO NAME POS HT WT YR EXP HOMETOWN {LAST SCHOOL)

34 James Black C 6-11 260 so lV Pasadena, TX (Pasadena HS) 40 Brian Bruso F 6-7 225 so lV S. Lake Tahoe, CA (S. Lake Tahoe HS) 14 Mike Courtney G 6-6 193 FR HS Portola Valley, CA (St. Francis HS) 12 David Fizdale G 6-2 185 JR 2V Los Angeles, CA (Fremont HS) 32 Sean Flannery F 6-5 200 JR 2V Tucson, AZ (Salpointe Catholic HS) 21 Doug Harris G 6-0 180 SR 2V Chandler, AZ (Fresno State) 30 Val Hill G-F 6-4 215 JR 2V Tucson, AZ (Tucson HS) 11 Kareem Mutrie G 5-11 160 FR HS Carson, CA (Bishop Montgomery HS) 44 Nosa Obasohan G-F 6-5 195 FR HS Houston, TX (Alief Elsik HS) 33 Rocco Raffo C 6-9 228 so lV Modesto, CA (Salinas HS) 20 Casey Sheahan G 6-2 180 so TR Woodland Hills, CA (CS Fullerton) 13 Lamont Smith G 6-2 175 FR HS The Colony, TX (The Colony HS) 24 Andre Speech F 6-8 200 FR HS Sacramento, CA (McClatchy HS) 35 Ryan Williams F 6-6 215 FR HS Seattle, WA (O'Dea HS)

Starters Back - 3 Seniors - 1 Juniors - 3 Sophomores - 4 Freshmen -6 #12 David Fizdale #21 Doug Harris #12 David Fizdale #20 Casey Sheahan #IIKareem Mutrie #21 Doug Harris #30 Val Hill #33 Rocco Raffo #13 Lamont Smith #34 James Black #32 Sean Flannery #32 Sean Flannery #14 Mike Courtney #40 Brian Bruso #24 Andre Speech #35 Ryan Williams #44 Nosa Obasohan HEAD COACH BRAD HOLLAND Page 4 BRAD HOLLAND ~~lST YEAR Brad Holland enters his first season as head basketball coach of the University of San Diego. He was hired September 19, 1994 and replaces who resigned to take an assistant coach position with the of the National Basketball Association. The 37-year-old Hol­ land becomes USD's third head coach since the program turned Division I in 1979, and its tenth coach overall since the program's first season of competi­ tion in 1955-56. Holland comes to USD from Cal State Fullerton where as head coach the past two seasons he revitalized the Titans program. States USD Director of Athletics Tom Iannacone, "The University of San Diego is pleased and excited to announce the appointment of Brad Holland as our new men's basketball coach. Brad possesses those personal qualities that are consistent with the values of USD. He understands the role of athletics within our university mission." The past two years Holland won rave reviews for the manner in which he revitalized the Cal State Fullerton men's basketball program. During the 1992-93 season, his first as a head coach, the Titans finished 15-12 and posted the school's first winning record in four years while going 10-8 in the Big 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 UNLV. His 1993-94 team, which lost three players to season-ending injuries prior to the start of the season, finished 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 offUNLV with a 84- 75 victory at the Thomas and Mack Center. Prior to his appointment at Cal State Fullerton, Holland was an assistant coach on Jim Harrick'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 basketball. He was a basketball and football star at Crescenta Valley High School. He was a four-year basketball letterman at UCLA and played with the and two other National Basketball Association teams before retiring in 1982 due to a 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 and became a part of four Pac-10 championship teams at UCLA from 1976 to 1979, two under Coach and two under Coach . The Bruins went 102-17 during Hollands' s playing career and he was honorable mention All-America and second-team Academic All-America as a senior. That year he averaged 17.5 points and 4.8 assists and had a .598 field 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 Holland in 1979, the 14th player taken 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 finished his playing career in 1981-82 with Washington and Milwaukee. Holland and his wife, Leslie, have three children, Kristen and Lisa, 12-year-old twins, and Kyle, age 2. ASSISTANT COACHES Page s RANDY BENNETT

Randy Bennett begins his seventh year at the University of San Diego as a full-time assistant coach for the Toreros basketball program. His primary responsibilities will be in the areas of recruiting, scouting and on­ court coaching. Prior to his 1988 appointment at USD, Randy coached two seasons (1986-88) with the University of Idaho as a part-time assistant. The 1987-88 team finished 19-11 and second in the Big Sky Conference. Before his stint with Idaho, he was a volunteer assistant at USD (1985-86) while finishing his undergraduate degree at the University of California, San Diego. The past seven summers he has directed USD's Boys Basketball Camps. A 1986 graduate of UC San Diego, Randy received his B.S. degree in Arrimal Physiology. He played two years of basketball at UC San Diego (1983-85) and two years at Mesa Community College (1980-82) in Mesa, AZ under his dad, Tom Bennett. In his two years at Mesa, the team went 56-10 and made it to the nationals his freshman year. Randy, who received his M.A. in Education this past spring at USD, is single and resides in San Diego.

MIKE HAUPT Mike Haupt begins his third year at the University of San Diego as a full-time assistant. He will assist in the areas of recruiting, scouting and on-court coaching. The 28-year-old Haupt played two years (1986-87; 1987-88) at USD. As a junior in 1987-88, Mike started 17 straight games and was the team's leading rebounder before he was lost for the remainder of the season and his career with an injury to his right knee. He received the team's Leadership and Student-Athlete of the Year awards after the 1986-87 campaign. A 1989 graduate of USD with a degree in Business, Mike was USD's graduate assistant during the 1989-90 season. Between 1989-92, Mike worked as Assistant Director of Operations for the University of San Diego. In 1991 he graduated with his Master's degree from USD's School of Education. During 1990-92, Mike held the title of League Director for the Youth Basket­ ball Association (YBA), a position that encompassed San Diego County freshman high school teams. Mike prepped locally at Mira Mesa High School and was the 1984 San Diego County Player of the Year.

KYLE SMITH 2nd Year

Kyle Smith begins his second year at the University of San Diego as a part-time assistant coach. Besides assisting with all aspects of the basketball pro­ gram, he has also been directly involved with the USD Boys Basketball Camp. A third-year graduate student in the University of San Diego's Education Department, Kyle is working towards a Master's degree in Educational Leadership. The 25-year-old Smith is a 1992 graduate of Hamilton College where he earned a degree in English and minor in Sociology. A four-year basketball per­ former on Hamilton's team, Smith helped lead his 1990-91 squad to a 26-1 season (24-0 regular season finish) and #1 national ranking among NCAA Division III teams. As a starting point guard, he averaged lO.O ppg and led the team in assists, steals, free throw percentage and three-point accuracy. A native of Houston, Texas, Smith prepped at Alief Hastings High School (1988 graduate). SENIOR DOUB HARRIS Page 6

DOUG HARRIS 21 6-0 SENIOR GUARD

USD: Third and final season with Toreros ... selected co-captain with David Fizdale and Sean Flannery ... is the team's lone senior and will be one of the WCC's best all-around players this season ... was named to the 1993-94 Honorable Mention All-WCC squad after 1,;;;;;.:::;.__ _;:::;:~ leading team in scoring (14.4) and assists (4.1) ... was named to the WCC All-Tournament team after scoring 20 and 25 points in wins over Portland and Gonzaga ... scored in double digits 23 times with a career-best 27 points against UC Irvine ... scored 20+ seven times last season ... led the Toreros in minutes played (1,007), field goals made (133), three pointers made (59, tied Brooks Barnhard), free throws made (93) and assists (120) ... finished second on the team in free throw accuracy at 80.9% (93-115). 1992-93 SEASON AT USD: Sophomore year Doug started last 13 games of '92-93 season and earned First Team All-WCC honors after averaging 12.2 ppg, 2.7 rpg and 3.3 apg ... led WCC in 3-point accuracy, bombing in 47.4% overall and 52.0% in WCC contests ... led the team in WCC scoring at a 15.2 ppg clip (4th best in league) ... scored in double figures 16 times with a best of 25 points at LMU ... other season highs included 9 rebounds (at Pepperdine), 9 assists (vs. Oral Roberts) and 5 steals (at Gonzaga & LMU). 1990-91 SEASON: Doug appeared in 25 games for the Fresno State Bulldogs and averaged 3.7 ppg and 2.8 assists ... had a season-high 13 points against Utah State. HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at Corona del Sol High School in Tempe, AZ ... was a two-time all-state performer as well as being named the Arizona Player of the Year by three Arizona newspapers ... he was the Gatorade Circle of Champions Arizona Regional Player of the Year and the MVP of the Senior Prep BCI Tournament in Birmingham, Alabama where 36 teams from across the country competed ... he set school records his senior year averaging 24.7 ppg (766 points) and 7.0 assists per game ... he started the last 78 games of his varsity career leading his team to the state championship his junior year and the runner-up spot his senior campaign .. . he shot 57 .0% from the field and 70.0% from the line his senior year ... he averaged 22.6 ppg his junior year. PERSONAL: Born in Rochester, NY on January 27, 1972 ... hobbies include bowling, video games and bike riding ... parents are Jack and Carol Caroline of Chandler, AZ ... Communications major.

TOTAL 3PT YEAR G-GS MIN FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT A PF STL TO BLK PTS AVG REB-AVG 1992-93 27-13 729 114-226 .504 54-114 .474 47-73 .644 89 58 28 74 2 329 12.2 72-2.7 1993-94 29-29 1007 133-305 .436 59-153 .386 93-115 .809 120 48 29 92 7 418 14.4 111 -3.8 Total 56-42 31 .0 247-531 .465 113-267 .423 140-188 .745 209 106 57 166 9 747 13.3 183-3.3 RETURNERS Page 7

DAVID FIZDALE 12 6-2 JUNIOR POINT CUARO

USD: Third season with the Toreros ... selected a 1994-95 Co­ Captain ... has turned into a fine point guard for the Toreros ... started the last nineteen games last season averaging 8.9 ppg and 4.0 assists with team going 11-8 ... for the season he averaged 8.0 ppg and was second in assists ( 103) ... tossed in a career-best 22 points against Portland and scored in double digits 9 times ... had a team leading 44 steals and finished second in blocks (12) ... five times dished out 7 assists while netting a high of 5 steals against Drake ... a smart player who can handle the ball well and run the show ... he'll strictly play the point guard position. 1992-93 SEASON AT USD: Frosh year appeared in 9 games with highs of 7 points (SMU), 4 rebounds (UCLA) and 3 assists (Oral Roberts) ... showed signs of shooting touch making 67% of field goal attempts (10x15) and 81.8% of free throws (9xll) ... played a high of 14 minutes at Gonzaga. HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at Fremont HS in Los Angeles, CA .. . senior year captained his team to the 3-A City Championship for the second year in-a-row ... started all 35 games while averaging 7.1 ppg and 7.0 apg .. . shot 44.9% from the field and 73.7% from the FT line ... knocked down 48.6% of his treys (34x70) ... posted season highs of 18 points (L.A. Jordan) and 15 assists (Lenwood) ... team's Most Inspirational Player ... First Team All­ Central League and Second Team All-Area ... was selected to two all-tourney teams (Las Vegas Holiday Prep Classic and Simi Valley). PERSONAL: Born in Los Angeles, CA on June 16, 1974 .. . hobbies include art and watching television .. . his mother, Helen Hamilton, resides in Los Angeles, CA ... Communications major.

TOTAL 3PT YEAR G-GS MIN FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT A PF STL TO BLK PTS AVG REB-AVG 1992-93 9-0 50 10-15 .667 0-0 .000 9-11 .818 9 7 3 7 0 29 3.2 8-0.9 1993-94 29-19 742 72-152 .474 9-40 .225 80-121 .661 103 78 44 68 12 233 8.0 60-2.1 Total 38-19 20.8 82-167 .491 9-40 .225 89-132 .674 112 85 47 75 12 262 6.9 68-1.8

SEAN FLANNERY 32 6-S JUNIOR FORWARD

USO: Third season with USD .. . is one of USD's biggest outside threats .. . last year bombed in 49 treys with his best 3-point outing coming against Pacific (5-8) and USF (6-9) ... finished fourth on the team in scoring at 9.4 ppg .. . averaged 10.4 ppg in WCC ... selected All-Tourney at Seton Hall Tournament ... scored in double 1,;;;;::.... ;;;;;;:=:;;;,1 digits 13 times with career-high 24 points against San Francisco when he made 6-of-9 treys ... was the team's top free throw shooter (83.8%) ... started games two through twenty-four last season ... a tough competitor who has great basketball instincts ... a versatile athlete who can play three positions and shoot with good range. 1992-93 SEASON AT USD: Appeared in 22 contests with season bests of 12 points and 9 rebounds in 23 minutes of action at Southern Methodist ... converted 78.3% from the charity stripe during the season (18x23) ... had WCC high of 7 points twice (at Portland/at San Francisco). HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at Salpointe Catholic HS in Tucson, AZ ... senior year was the Arizona Player of the Year and a McDonald's All-America nominee ... four-time First Team All-State and First Team All-City performer .. . finished as Arizona's second all-time leading scorer in high school history with 2,332 points ... senior year averaged 21.3 ppg, 14.0 rpg and 5.9 assists while leading team to a 26-6 record .. . shot 60.0% from the field and 76.0% from the FT line ... finished with 4-year high school averages of 22.6 ppg, 13.5 rpg and 4.1 assists while shooting 60.0% from the field and 77.0% from the FT line ... won the 1992 Tucson 1-on-l championship ... participant in the BCI Tournament in Phoenix, AZ ... MVP at "EnCore Classic". PERSONAL: Born in Tucson, AZ on July 19, 1974 .. . hobbies include reading, basketball and surfing ... parents are Jim and Eleanor Flannery of Tucson, AZ .. . Business major. TOTAL 3PT YEAR G-GS MIN FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT A PF STL TO BLK PTS AVG REB-AVG 1992-93 22-0 188 18-57 .316 4-25 .160 18-23 .783 6 21 6 21 1 58 2.6 31-1.4 1993-94 29-23 767 96-229 .419 49-133 .368 31-37 .838 50 70 17 59 6 272 9.4 90-3.1 Total 51-23 18.7 114-286 .399 53-158 .335 49-60 .817 56 91 23 80 7 330 6.5 121-2.4 RETURNERS Page 8

BRIAN BRUSO 6-7 SOPHOMORE FORWARD

USD: Enters second year ... last year was a strong candidate for WCC Freshman of the Year honors with averages of 7.4 ppg and 4.2 rpg ... started 10 of the 29 games he appeared in .. . scored in double digits ten times with a career high 19 points (8-for-11 from L;;= ~===~::;;;,1 the field) against Portland ... grabbed a career-best 10 boards in road win at UC Irvine .. . shot 55.7% from field and 60.9% in WCC games .. . selected WCC All-Academic and was USD's Scholar-Athlete of the Year ...... a tough kid who will help a bunch this season .. . a good rebounder and post-defender ... from the low-post position, is as good as Toreros have at getting the ball in the basket. 1992-93 SEASON AT USD: Was one of USD's early season bright spots in '92-93 before going down with season ending injury (stress fracture) .. . appeared in 5 games with a 9 point effort in season opening victory over SDSU ... also contributed 6 points and 5 re­ bounds in 28 minutes against UCLA. HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at South Lake Tahoe HS in South Lake Tahoe, CA .. . Jed team to 30-1 record and Nevada state championship ... senior year averaged 21.6 ppg and 14.0 rpg .. . shot 53 .9% from the field and 75.7% from the Ff line ... started all 31 games and was a 3-year letterman ... named Co-MVP of the Northern Nevada AAA Division .. . First Team All-State (Nevada) ... Team MVP .. . team finished ranked 19th in the country. PERSONAL: Born in Los Angeles, CA on August 14, 1974 ... hobbies include water skiing, snow skiing and athletics .. . parents are Paul Bruso and Polly Argo of South Lake Tahoe, CA .. . Business major.

TOTAL 3-POINT YEAR G-GS MIN FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT A PF STL TO BLK PTS AVG REB-AVG 1993-94 29-10 19.1 73-131 .557 0-0 .000 69-97 .711 29 78 8 56 7 215 7.4 123-4.2

JAMES BLACK 34 6-11 SOPHOMORE CENTER

USD: Second season with the Toreros basketball program ... pro­ jected starter for '94-95 season .. . played in 22 games his fresh­ man year with a personal best 11 points (5 -for-7 from the field) against Cal State Dominguez Hills .. . tallied 9 points and a sea- 1.;;~:;;===~= ;J son-best 5 rebounds in home West Coast Conference victory over St. Mary's College with a season best 23 minutes of action .. . for the season James averaged 2.6 ppg and 1.7 rpg ... was third on team in blocks with nine ... made 18-of-26 free throws from the charity stripe with a personal best 5-of-6 showing against Portland ... big inside player who shoots left handed. HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at Pasadena HS in Pasadena, TX ... senior year averaged 14.0 ppg, 7.0 rpg and 2.5 blocks per game while shooting 48.0% from the field and 72.0% from the Ff line ... selected First Team All 23-5A League ... 3rd Team All-Region and 4th Team All-State .. . junior year was named All-Distict while helping team to a 23-11 overall record and third place finish in the 23-5A League (Houston area). PERSONAL: Born in Houston, TX on July 19, 1975 .. . hobbies include traveling, reading and listening to music .. . parents are Mike and Darlene Black of Pasadena, TX .. . History major.

TOTAL 3PT YEAR G-GS MIN FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT A PF STL TO BLK PTS AVG REB-AVG 1993-94 22-0 9.1 18-45 .400 0-0 .000 18-26 .692 5 27 4 20 9 54 2.5 38-1.7 RETURNERS Page 9

VAL HILL 30 6-4 JUNIOR GUARD/FORWARD

USD: Third season with the Toreros program ... last season appeared in three contests ... played a season-high 8 minutes against Cal State Dominguez Hills scoring two points and grabbing 4 rebounds ... also saw action in USO wins over Richmond and Drake ... a hard worker who should see additional playing time during the '94-95 year. 1992-93 SEASON AT USD: Freshman year played in seven contests with a career­ best 11 minute performance against UCLA where he scored 8 points (3-for-6 from field) and grabbed 3 boards ... averaged 2.7 ppg and 1.1 rpg ... was selected the t~am's 1992-93 USO Scholar Athlete of the Year. HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at Tucson High School in Tucson, Arizona ... was a four­ year letter winner while playing at the off-guard position .. . senior year averaged 16.0 ppg, 11.0 rpg and 5.0 assists per game ... shot 57.0% from the field and 80.0% from L:!;;;:;:::::::::::=:=::;;;:;:;;;;:::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;!I the free throw line ... Honorable Mention All-State and a McDonald's All-America nominee .. . was a three-time team MVP ... selected First Team All-Division (Tucson area) all four years ... all-star performer at Tucson's "Encore Classic" senior year. PERSONAL: Born in Tucson, Arizona on March 3, 1974 ... hobbies include writing (poetry & plays), reading and working out ... parents are Norvella and Cleotis Hill of Tucson, Arizona .. . Pre-Med (Biology) major.

TOTAL 3PT YEAR G-GS MIN FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT A PF STL TO BLK PTS AVG REB-AVG 1992-93 7-0 33 6-15 .400 3-6 .500 4-6 .667 0 4 0 1 0 19 2.7 8-1 .1 1993-94 3-0 12 1-6 .167 0-2 .000 1-2 .500 1 1 0 1 0 3 1.0 8-2.7 Total 10-0 4.5 7-21 .333 3-8 .375 5-8 .625 1 5 0 2 0 22 2.2 16-1.6

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USD: Played in four games, all victories for the team, during the 1993-94 season .. . played against Cal State Dominguez Hills, Richmond, Drake and Sacramento State .. . had season highs of 2 rebounds and 6 minutes played against Cal State Dominguez Hills and 3 points against Drake .. . had a productive year gaining both strength and skills .. . should get more playing time in coming season ... sat out the 1992-93 season with Toreros.

HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at Salinas High School in Salinas, CA ... senior year averaged 15.0 ppg, 11.0 rpg while shooting 47.5% from the field ... was selected team MVP and team captain ... First Team All-Monterey Bay League ... all-tournament selection at Santa Cruz and North Salinas tourneys ... junior year averaged 15.2 ppg and 12.6 rpg while leading team to 24-3 mark and Monterey Bay League Champion­ ship .. . was MVP of team and league junior year as well as at the Santa Cruz Touma- i:;:==;;:~;::;;::;;:;;;:;;::;:;;;;:==;.1 ment.

PERSONAL: Born on February 3, 1974 in Fresno, CA ... hobbies include tennis, reading, music and surfing ... parents are Linda and Ray Raffo of Modesto, CA ... this past summer was counselor at USO Sports Camps .. . Business major.

TOTAL 3-POINT YEAR G-GS MIN FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT A PF STL TO BLK PTS AVG REB-AVG 1993-94 4-0 3.5 1-1 1.000 0-0 .000 3-7 .429 0 0 0 1 0 . 5 1.3 4-1 .0 RETURNERS Page 10

MIKE COURTNEY 14 6-6 FRESHMAN SW/NGMAN

USD: This will be Mike's first season in uniform after sitting out the 1993-94 cam­ paign ... is a projected swingman who comes from a well coached high school pro­ gram.

HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at St. Francis High School in Mountain View, CA ... senior year averaged 14.0 ppg, 10.0 rpg and 3.0 blocks per game while shooting 58.0% from the field and 68.0% from the charity stripe ... was an All-League per­ former senior year in the Western Catholic Athletic League (WCAL).

PERSONAL: Born on March 20, 1975 in San Jose, CA ... hobbies include comput­ ers and baseball ... parents are Allan Courtney and Linda Balogh of Portola Valley, CA ... Business major.

CASEY SHEAHAN ....__20 6-2__ SOPHOMORE GUARD I USD: Sat out last season after transferring from Cal State Fullerton where he played his freshman year for Brad Holland during 1992-93 ... appeared in nine contests for Fullerton and converted 50.0% of his three point attempts.

HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at Taft High School where he was a 3-year varsity starter at guard .. . set school record for 3-pointers made and finished as the school's 2nd all­ time scoring leader (1,085 points) ... senior year averaged 21.0 ppg, 6.0 apg and 4.0 steals while shooting 45.0% from the field and 78.0% from the free throw line ... Team MVP junior and senior years as well as First Team All-League ... sophomore year was Most Improved ... also played three years of varsity volleyball.

PERSONAL: Born on October 30, 1973 in Van Nuys, CA ... hobbies include going to the beach, enjoying life and traveling ... parents are Terry & Marge Sheahan of Woodland Hills, CA ... Business major. = ANDRE SPEECH 24 6-8 SOPHOMORE FORWARD

USD: Sat out 1993-94 season with Toreros ... in practice showed signs that he can play both ends of the floor ... good perimeter shooting range .. . a skilled athlete who runs the floor well ... his defensive skills can make people change the way they play.

HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at McClatchy High School in Sacramento, CA ... senior year averaged 21.5 ppg, 9.0 rpg and 4 blocked shots while shooting 56.0% from the field and 71 .0% from the FT line ... was selected school's Athlete of the Year ... senior year led team to San Joaquin Sectional Championships ... over his last three years at McClatchy as a starter, the varsity basketball team went 75-21 ... 3-time All-Metro League performer ... Team MVP, Captain and two-time All-City selection.

PERSONAL: Born in Sacramento, CA on Nov. 9, 1974 ... hobbies include video games, reading and music ... parents are Arthur and Tarea Speech of Sacramento, CA ... Biology major. NEWCOMERS Page 11 KAREEM LAMONT MUTRIE SMITH

5-11 160 lb. 6-2 175 lb. Freshman Guard Freshman Guard Carson, CA The Colony, TX Bishop Montgomery The Colony High School High School_ HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at Bishop Montgomery HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at The Colony High School High School in Torrance, CA ... a three-year starter, (5A) in the The Colony, TX .. . senior year led his team Kareem averaged 19.9 points per game and 8.9 assists to a school best 31-2 record ... averaged 16.0 ppg, 4.6 I as the team's point guard ... he was selected First Team I rpg and 2.4 steals in 33 starts ... 2nd Team All-State ... All-CIF (Division 3), First Team All-South Bay (L.A. First Team All-Region ... District 6-5A Defensive Player Times and Daily Breeze), First Team All-Mission of the Year ... finished among the top-5 among players from the League, and all-tourney at both Katella and El Segundo Tourna­ Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex in three point accuracy at 51.7% ments ... his junior season he averaged 15 .0 ppg and 8.0 assists (75x145) ... a two-year starter, he helped his team combine for a while helping his team to a 22-3 mark as they advanced to the CIF 59-6 record and back-to-back District 6-5A championships ... this semifinals. past May he participated in the Texas State all-star game ... Lamont will sit out the 1994-95 season after ungoing corrective knee sur­ PERSONAL: Born March 30, 1976 in Los Angeles, CA ... hob- gery this past fall. bies include reading, listening to music and hanging out ... par- PERSONAL: Born October 19, 1975 in Blythville, Arkansas .. . ents are Beverly and Percy Mutrie of Carson, CA ... Undeclared hobbies include music, traveling and collecting baseball cards .. . major. parents are Mary and Allen Smith of The Colony, TX .. . Communi­ cations major. RYAN NOSA WILLIAMS OBASOHAN

6-6 210 lb. 6-5 195 lb. Freshman Forward Freshman Swingman Seattle, WA Houston, TX O'Dea Alief Elsik High School High School

HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at O'Dea High School in HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at Alief Elsik High School Seattle, Washington ... led team to 3rd place finish at (5A) in Houston, TX ... led his team to a 31-4 record in Washington state AA Championships (O'Dea won the 1993-94 ... averaged 19.4 points per game and 7.8 re­ I bounds per game ... led the Houston area in three point­ I state title his junior year) ... senior year averaged 23.1 ppg and 12.0 rpg while shooting 56.8% from the field ers made with 108 . . . the past two years he has been and 71.4% from the line ... one of 12 players selected to the Wash­ selected First Team All-District, 2nd Team All-City and the team's ington ANAAA all-star team that played an all-star team from most valuable player ... a three-year starter and four-year performer Oregon ... at state playoffs this year he set a single game scoring on the varsity team, he led Alief Elsik to a four-year mark of 108- record for a state tournament game by scoring 48 points (March 30 ... he leaves the program number one in points scored (1 ,506), 12, 1994) ... 1994 Metro League MVP ... 1993 & 1994 Washing­ rebounds (867), steals (208) and second in three pointers made ton First Team AA All-State ... 1993 & 1994 AA All-Tournament (156). Team ... 1993 WIAA Sportsmanship Award ... 3-year varsity let­ ter winner ... two-time team MVP. PERSONAL: Born on April 29, 1975 in East Orange, New Jersey PERSONAL: Born on March 31, 1976 in Seattle, WA ... hob­ .. . hobbies include tennis and watching The Discovery Channel ... bies include swimming and life guarding ... parents are Kay and his mother, Angela Obasohan, resides in Houston, TX ... Unde­ Greg Williams of Seattle, WA ... Computer Science major. cided major. OPPONENTS Page 12

UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS NOV. 26 AT LAWRENCE, KS Location: Lawrence, Kansas Basketball SID: Dean Buchan Nickname: Jayhawks SID O/H Phone: 913/864-3417; 841-7046 Colors: Crimson & Blue SID Fax #/Press Row: 864-7944; 864-3417 Enrollment: 29,160 Last Season's Record: 27-8 Conference: Big Eight Series Record: First Meeting President: Dr. Del Shankel Last Meeting: NA Athletic Director: Bob Frederick Lettermen Ret./Lost: 8/4 Coach: Roy Williams Starters Ret./Lost: 2/3 Alma Mater & Year: North Carolina, '72 PLAYERS TO WATCH: Record: 159-45/6 Years at UK * 7-1 SR C 10.3 ppg Assistants: Matt Doherty, Steve Robinson, * Jacque Vaughn 6-0 SO G 7.8 ppg Joe Holladay * Scot Pollard 6-11 SO F/C 7 .5 ppg

CAL POLY SAN LUIS OBISPO NOV. 30 AT CAL POLY-SLO JAN.24ATUSD Location: San Luis Obispo, CA Basketball SID: Eric McDowell Nickname: Mustangs SID O/H Phone: 805/756-653 1; 549-0273 Colors: Green & Gold SID Fax #/Press Row: 756-2650; 756-2410 Enrollment: I 6,500 Last Season's Record: 9- 16 Conference: American West Series Record: 8-4 CP-SLO President: Dr. Warren J. Baker Last Meeting: 62-80 CP-SLO ('74-75) Athletic Director: John McCutcheon Lettermen Ret./Lost: 8/3 Coach: Steve Beason Starters Ret./Lost: 3/2 Alma Mater & Year: Emporia State, ' 79 PLAYERS TO WATCH: Record: 120-96/8 Yrs. at CP-SLO * Shanta Cotright 6-2 SO G 11.8 ppg Assistants: Bill Becktel * Damien Levesque 6-7 SO F 8.2 ppg * Scott Kjellesvig 6-6 SR F/C 4.9 ppg

UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME DEC. 3 AT S.D. SPORTS ARENA Location: Notre Dame, IN Basketball SID: Mike Enright Nickname: Fighting Irish SID O/H Phone: 219/631-7516; 287-8624 Colors: Gold & Blue SID Fax #/Press Row: 631-794 I; 631-5309 Enrollment: 10,126 Last Season's Record: 12-17 Conference: Independent Series Record: 1-0 Notre Dame President: Rev. Edward A. Malloy, CSC Last Meeting: 63-53 ND (12-4-93) Athletic Director: Richard Rosenthal Lettermen Ret./Lost: 9/5 Coach: John Macleod Starters Ret./Lost: 3/2 Alma Mater& Year: Bellarmine, '59 PLAYERS TO WATCH: Record: 39-50/3 Yrs. at Notre Dame * Ryan Hoover 6-1 JR G I 3.2 ppg Assistants: Fran McCaffery, Parker Laketa, * Keith Kurowski 6-2 JR G 10.0 ppg Jimmy Black * Billy Taylor 6-4 SR FIG 2.8 ppg

CAL STATE DOMINGUEZ HILLS DEC. 8 AT USO Location: Carson, CA Basketball SID: Drek Anderson Nickname: Toros SID O/H Phone: 310/516-3764; 714/998-0236 Colors: Cardinal & Gold SID Fax #/Press Row: 310/516-4488; NA Enrollment: 13,000 Last Season's Record: 16-1 1 Conference: CCAA Series Record: 12-10 (USO) President: Dr. Robert Detweiler Last Meeting: 91-63 USO (12-11-93) Athletic Director: TBA Lettermen Ret./Lost: 5/7 Coach: Dave Yanai Starters Ret./Lost: 2/3 Alma Mater & Year: Long Beach St., '66 PLAYERS TO WATCH: Record: 260-198/17 Yrs. at CSDH * Chris Thompson 6-0 SR G 15.3 ppg Assistants: Bart Yammchike, Tito Ortiz * Corwyn Lewis 6-4 SR F 12.1 ppg * Chris Boyd 6-5 SO F 7.7 ppg

UC IRVINE DEC. 10 AT USO Location: Irvine, CA Basketball SID: Bob Olson Nickname: Anteaters SID O/H Phone: 714/856-5814; 646-2386 Colors: Blue & Gold SID Fax #/Press Row: 856-5260; 856-5814 Enrollment: 15,641 Last Season's Record: 10-20 Conference: Big West Series Record: 8-7 (UCI) Chancellor: Dr. Laurel Wilkening Last Meeting: 96-82 USO (12-2-93) Athletic Director: Dan Guerrero Lettermen Ret./Lost: I 0/6 Coach: Rod Baker Starters Ret./Lost: 3/3 Alma Mater & Year: Holy Cross, '74 PLAYERS TO WATCH: Record: 23-63/3 Yrs. at UCI * Chris Brown 6-3 SR G 17.4ppg Assistants: Greg Vetrone, Maz Trakh, * Mark Odsather 6-7 SR F 8.3 ppg George Wunder * LaDay Smith 6-7 SR F 3.6 ppg OPPONENTS Page 13

UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA DEC. 20 AT RENO, NV

Location: Nevada, Reno Basketball SID: Mike May Nickname: Wolf Pack SID 0/H Phone: 702n84-4600; 348-9306 Colors: Royal Blue & Silver SID Fax #/Press Row: 784-4386; 784-4404 Enrollment: 12,500 Last Season's Record: 11 - 17 Conference: Big West Series Record: 7-2 (Nevada) President: Dr. Joe Crowley Last Meeting: 69-88 Nevada ( 1989-90) Athletic Director: Chris Ault Lettermen Ret./Lost: 4/4 Coach: Pat Foster Starters Ret./Lost: 2/3 Alma Mater & Year: Arkansas, '61 PLAYERS TO WATCH: Record: 11-17/1 Yr. at Nevada * Jimmy Moore 6-8 SR F 19.2 ppg Assistants: Jeff Kidder, Jason Glover, * Eathan O' Bryant 5-11 SR G 11.6 ppg Chris Crease * Shawn Pughsley 6-0 JR G 6.0 ppg

UNIVERSITY OF THE PACIFIC DEC. 22 AT STOCKTON, CA

Location: Stockton, CA Basketball SID: Mike Millerick Nickname: Tigers SID O/H Phone: 209/946-2479; 473-8139 Colors: Orange & Black SID Fax #/Press Row: 946-2757; 946-2865 Enrollment: 4,000 Last Season's Record: 17-14 Conference: Big West Series Record: 2-1 (USD) President: Dr. Bill Atchley Last Meeting: 83-66 USD (12-18-93) Athletic Director: Bob Lee Lettermen Ret./Lost: 6/5 Coach: Bob Thomason Starters Ret./Lost: 2/3 Alma Mater & Year: UOP, '71 PLAYERS TO WATCH: Record: 83-91/6 Yrs. a: UOP * Adam Jacobsen 6-2 SO G 8.9 ppg Assistants: Tony Marcopulos, Ron Verlin, * T.J. Walker 6-1 SO G 7.3 ppg Mike Terpstra * Charles Jones 6-5 JR F 6.6 ppg

DRAKE UNIVERSITY DEC. 29 AT DES MOINES, IA Location: Des Moines, IA Basketball SID: Mike Mahon Nickname: Bulldogs SID O/H Phone: 515/271-3014; 223-4812 Colors: Blue & White SID Fax #/Press Row: 271-30 I 5; 271-4884 Enrollment: 3,500 Last Season's Record: 11-16 Conference: Missouri Valley Series Record: 1-0 (USD) President: Dr. Michael R. Ferrari, Jr. Last Meeting: 96-80 (1-7-94) Athletic Director: Lynn King Lettermen Ret./Lost: 8/4 Coach: Rudy Washington Starters Ret./Lost: 2/3 Alma Mater & Year: Redlands, '83 PLAYERS TO WATCH: Record: 39-72/4 Yrs. at Drake * Lynnrick Rogers 6-1 SO G 9.7 ppg Assistants: Denny Downing * Bruce Overton 6-8 JR F 5.4 ppg * Aleksandar Surla 6-2 SR G 4.0 ppg

IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY DEC. 31 AT AMES, IA Location: Ames, IA Basketball SID: Beth Haag Nickname: Cyclones SID O/H Phone: 515/294-3372; 296-2102 Colors: Cardinal & Gold SID Fax #/Press Row: 294-0558; 294-6178 Enrollment: 24,589 Last Season's Record: 14- I 3 Conference: Big Eight Series Record: First Meeting President: Dr. Martin C. Jischke Last Meeting: NA Athletic Director: Gene Smith Lettermen Ret./Lost: 7 /3 Coach: Tim Floyd Starters Ret./Lost: 6/1 Alma Mater & Year: Louisiana Tech, '77 PLAYERS TO WATCH: Record: First Year * Loren Meyer 6-10 SR C 22.3 ppg Assistants: James Green, Gar Forman * 6-4 SR G 20.2 ppg * Julius Michalik 6-11 SR F 20.0 ppg

YALE UNIVERSITY JAN.3ATUSD

Location: New Haven, CT Basketball SID: Tim Bennett Nickname: Bulldogs SID O/H Phone: 203/432-1457; 259-8541 Colors: Yale Blue & White SID Fax #/Press Row: 432-1454; 432-2398 Enrollment: 5,200 Last Season's Record: I 0- 16 Conference: Ivy League Series Record: First Meeting President: Richard C. Levin Last Meeting: NA Athletic Director: Tom Beckett Lettermen Ret./Lost: 7 /3 Coach: Dick Kuchen Starters Ret./Lost: 3/2 Alma Mater & Year: Rider, '66 PLAYERS TO WATCH: Record: 108-102/8 Yrs. at Yale * Andy Kurazim 6-4 SR F 13.4 ppg Assistants: Mike Mucci, Steve Pikiell * Bernie Colson 6-8 JR F 8.5 ppg * Daniel Okonkwo 6-4 SO F 6.8 ppg OPPONENTS Page 14

UNIVERSITY OF JAN. 7 AT SAN FR,ANCISCO, CA SAN FRANCISCO JAN. 28 AT USO Location: San Francisco, CA Basketball SID: Peter Simon Nickname: Dons SID O/H Phone: 415/666-6161; 875-DONS Colors: Green & Gold SID Fax #/Press Row: 666-2929; 666-29 I 9 Enrollment: 7,500 Last Season's Record: 17-11 Conference: West Coast Series Record: 16-1 I (USF) President: Rev. John Schlegel, S.J. Last Meeting: 81-77 USF (1-29-94) Athletic Director: Dr. Bill Hogan Lettermen Ret./Lost: 9/4 Coach: Starters Ret./Lost: 2/3 Alma Mater & Year: USF, '64 PLAYERS TO WATCH: Record: !21-136/9 Yrs. at USF * Gerald Walker 6-1 JR G 17.9 ppg Assistants: Cory Russell, Bill Carr, * B.T. Washington 6-7 JR F 8.6 ppg John Peterson * Art Wallace 6-10 SR C 7.2 ppg

GONZAGA UNIVERSITY JAN.12 AT USO FEB. 25 AT SPOKANE, WA Location: Spokane, WA Basketball SID: Oliver Pierce Nickname: Bulldogs SID Office Phone: 509/328-4220, x6373 Colors: Blue, White & Red Fax #/Press Row: 484-2830; 328-4220, x4224 Enrollment: 5,200 Last Season's Record: 22-8 Conference: West Coast Series Record: 22-12 (GU) President: Rev. Bernard J. Coughlin, SJ Last Meeting: 83-75 USD (3-6-94) Athletic Director: Dan Fitzgerald Lettermen Ret./Lost: 7 /6 Coach: Dan Fitzgerald Starters Ret./Lost: 1/4 Alma Mater & Year: CSLA, '65 PLAYERS TO WATCH: Record: 197-139/12 Yrs. at GU * John Rillie 6-5 SR G 12.3 ppg Assistants: Dan Monson, Mark Few, * Jon Kinloch 6-6 JR G 6.7 ppg "' Jason Rubright 6-7 SR F 3.9 ppg

UNIVERSITY OF PORTLAND JAN.14ATUSD FEB. 23 AT PORTLAND, OR Location: Portland, OR Basketball SID: Steve Walker Nickname: Pilots SID O/H Phone: 503/283-7439; 690-9688 Colors: Purple & White SID Fax #/Press Row: 283-7242; 283-7527 Enrollment: 2,700 Last Season's Record: 13-17 Conference: West Coast Series Record: 21-12 (USO) President: Rev. David T. Tyson Last Meeting: 63-57 USO (3-5-94) Athletic Director: Joe Etzel Lettermen Ret./Lost: 7/4 Coach: Rob Chavez Starters Ret./Lost: 3/2 Alma Mater & Year: Mesa College, '80 PLAYERS TO WATCH: Record: First Season at UP * Canaan Chatman 6-8 SR F 16.4 ppg Assistants: Jim Shaw, Michael Holton, * Curt Ranta 6-10 SR C 14.0 ppg Clark Buerk * Ray Ross 6-3 SR G 12.1 ppg

PEPPERDINE UNIVERSITY JAN. 20 AT MALIBU, CA FEB. 18 AT USO

Location: Malibu, CA Basketball SID: Michael Zapolski Nickname: Waves SID O/H Phone: 310/456-4333;818/878-9350 Colors: Blue, Orange & White SID Fax #/Press Row: 456-4322; 456-5050 Enrollment: 6,800 Last Season's Record: 19-11 Conference: West Coast Series Record: 37-12 Pepperdine President: Dr. David Davenport Last Meeting: 56-53 Pepperdine (3-7-94) Athletic Director: Wayne Wright Lettermen Ret./Lost: 5/5 Coach: Tony Fuller Starters Ret./Lost: 1/4 Alma Mater & Year: Pepperdine, '83 PLAYERS TO WATCH: Record: First Season at Pepperdine * Clark James 6-5 SR F 7.0 ppg Assistants: Bob Mandeville, Marty * Gavin Vanderputten 7-0 JR C 4.0 ppg Wilson * LeRoi O'Brien 6-7 SR F 3.5 ppg I OPPONENTS Page ts

LOYOLA MARYMOUNT JAN. 21 AT LOS ANGELES, CA UNIVERSITY FEB. 16 AT USD Location: Los Angeles, CA Basketball SID: Bruce Meyers Nickname: Lions SID O/H Phone: 310/338-7643; 374-0388 Colors: Crimson & Columbia Blue SID Fax #/Press Row: 338-2703; 670-8792 Enrollment: 3,900 Last Season's Record: 6-21 Conference: West Coast Series Record: 27-19 LMU President: Rev. Patrick P. O'Malley, SJ Last Meeting: 89-82 USO (2-18-94) Athletic Director: Brian Quinn Lettermen Ret./Lost: 8/5 Coach: John Olive Starters Ret./Lost: 4/1 Alma Mater & Year: Villanova, '77 PLAYERS TO WATCH: Record: 13-41/2 Yrs. at LMU * Wyking Jones 6-7 SR F 19.7 ppg Assistants: Robert Burke, Chris Walker, * Robin Kirksey 6-5 SR F 10.3 ppg Daren Kalish * Ime Oduok 6-9 JR F 7.6 ppg

SANTA CLARA UNIVERSITY FEB.2ATUSD FEB. 12 AT SANTA CLARA, CA Location: Santa Clara, CA Basketball SID: Jim Young Nickname: Broncos SID O/H Phone: 408/554-4661; 244-1547 Colors: Red & White SID Fax #/Press Row: 554-6942; 554-4655 Enrollment: 7,800 Last Season's Record: 13-14 Conference: West Coast Series Record: 18-15 (SCU) President: Rev. Paul Locatelli, S.J. Last Meeting: 72-70 USO (2-12-94) Athletic Director: Carroll Williams Lettermen Ret./Lost: 8/5 Coach: Dick Davey Starters Ret./Lost: 2/3 Alma Mater & Year: Pacific, '65 PLAYERS TO WATCH: Record: 32-26/2 Yrs. at SCU * 6-2 JR G 14.6 ppg Assistants: Larry Hauser, Steve Seandel * Phil Von Buchwaldt 6- 11 JR C 5.8 ppg * Marlon Garnett 6-2 SO G 6.8 ppg

ST. MARY'S COLLEGE FEB.4ATUSD FEB. 10 AT MORAGA, CA Location: Moraga, CA Basketball SID: Steve Janisch Nickname: Gaels SID O/H Phone: 510/631-4402;415/552-2844(1 Colors: Red & Blue SID Fax #/Press Row: 631-4405; 631-4699 - S Enrollment: 4, 100 Last Season's Record: 13-14 AINT Conference: West Coast Series Record: 19- 16 (USO) MARY'S President: Br. Mel Anderson, FSC Last Meeting: 79-72 USO (2-10-94) ~ { COLLEGE Athletic Director: Rick Mazzuto Lettermen Ret./Lost: 11/3 GAE LS OF CALIFORNIA Coach: Starters Ret./Lost: 3/2 ------Alma Mater & Year: Oregon, '77 PLAYERS TO WATCH: Record: 37-47/3 Yrs. at SMC * Chris Johnson 6-3 SR G 13.0 ppg Assistants: Silvey Dominguez, Greg * A.J. Rollins 6-6 JR F 12.0 ppg Graham, Tim Harrison * Jumoke Horton 6-9 JR C 7.3 ppg

CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE FEB. 28 AT USD

Location: Northridge, CA Basketball SID: Barry Smith Nickname: Matadors SID O/H Phone: 818/885-3243; 990-1207 Colors: Red, White & Black CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE SID Fax #/Press Row: 885-4762; 885-4701 Enrollment: 26,000 Last Season's Record: 8-18 I) Conference: American West Series Record: 12-10 (USO) President: Dr. Blenda J. Wilson Last Meeting: 75-66 USO (12-8-93) Athletic Director: Robert J. Hiegert Lettermen Ret./Lost: 8/4 Coach: Pete Cassidy Starters Ret./Lost: 2/ I Alma Mater & Year: CSUN, '60 PLAYERS TO WATCH: Record: 3 19-297/23 Yrs. at CSUN * Peter Micelli 6-8 SR C/F 10.9 ppg Assistants: Tom McCollum, Mike * Shawn Stone 6-2 SR F 5.1 ppg Johnson * Shane O'Doherty 6-11 SR C 2.4 ppg SAN DIEGO Page 16

San Diego is truly "America's Finest City." A modem metropolis (second largest in California) and a popular year-round resort, San Diego spreads from the coast to the desert, including cliffs, mesas, hills, canyons and valleys. San Diego also surrounds one of California's greatest natural harbors which has been a dominant factor in determining the city's history, economy and development. As home of the largest naval air station on the west coast, the federal government ranks first in economic importance to the city with the aerospace equipment industry second. Tourism closely follows as third. Business and pleasure coexist in harmony in San Diego. The climate, attractive setting and recreational facilities make San Diego "America's Finest City." According to Sports Illustrated, "For sheer numbers of participants, diversity of pursuits of involvement, San Diego must rank as the sports fitness capital of the U.S ." Sports are a major feature of the San Diego lifestyle. One can sail, swim, surf, scuba dive, snorkel, wind-surf on 70 miles of public beach or golf at any of the over 75 golf courses throughout the county. Balboa Park, a 1, 158-acre recreation and cultural center, offers 25 tennis courts, two gymnasiums, two municipal golf courses and one of the nation's finest zoos. Mission Bay Park is a 4,600-acre playground for jogging, fishing, bicycling, tennis, golf and kite flying. As well as participating in recreational activities, San Diego supports their professional teams - the Charg­ ers in football, the Padres in baseball, the Sockers in soccer and the Gulls in hockey. Whatever sporting activity there is, it's here in San Diego - the sports capital of the U.S.A.

Discovered: 1542 by Juan Cabrillo

Average Temperature: Winter -- 57-65 Summer - 68-76 UNIVERSITY PROFILE Page 17 The Univeriity The University of San Diego is an independent Catholic institution of higher education. Founded in 1949, USD is located on 180 acres overlooking Mission Bay, San Diego Harbor and the Pacific Ocean. The campus is named Alcala Park and is located just 10 minutes from downtown San Diego. Academic, USD enrolls more than 6,200 students who have a choice of more than 50 undergraduate and graduate de­ gree programs. The university includes the College of Arts and Sciences, and the Schools of Business Administration, Education, Law and Nursing. Class size generally aver­ ages between 10-30 students with the student to teacher ratio being 18: 1. Over 96 percent of USD's full-time fac­ ulty hold doctorates. The Campui The USD campus is one of the most architectur­ ally unique institutions found in the country, featuring 18 major buildings designed in an ornamental 16th-century Spanish Renaissance style. In the last decade USD has completed eight major construction and expansion projects. In 1990, the reno­ vated Katherine M. and George M. Pardee Jr. Legai Re­ search Center opened, a facility double the size of the former law library that offers the latest in information technology.

Student Life Student activities include cultural events, dances, boat cruises, beach parties, BBQ's, concerts, comedy nights, symposia and much more. Students participate in a wide range of volunteer projects such Athletic, as adult literacy tutoring, senior citizen outreach, and San Diego is a member of the West Coast house building in Tijuana. Over two-thirds of the USD Conference and competes in 16 intercollegiate sports community partakes in on the NCAA Division I level. Men's intramural sports and sports include: basketball, baseball, crew, recreation classes. QUICK FACTS: cross country, golf, football, soccer and Some of the favorites Founded: 1949 tennis. Women's sports involve: basket- include surfing, water Enrollment: 6,200 ball, crew, cross country, soccer, softball, Nickname: Toreros (Mexican Bullfighter) skiing, sailing, aerobics, Colors: Columbia Blue, Navy & White swimming, tennis and volleyball. In the past bowling, floor hockey, Affiliation: NCAA Division I two seasons alone, four USD teams have tennis and volleyball. Conference: West Coast advanced to NCAA Tournaments. The President: Dr. Author E. Hughes NCAA Faculty Rep.: Thomas Burke 1993 season was the USD football Athletic Director: Tom Iannacone program's first at the NCAA Division I­ AA level and Pioneer Football League. Hill,

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/ Abilene 0-1 Indiana 0-1 St. Xavier College 1-0 Air Force Academy 1-3 Iowa State 0-0 Sacramento State 3-0 ' Alma (MI) 1-0 Israeli Olympics 1-0 Samford 1-0 Arizona 0-2 Junior Colleges 5-0 San Diego State 11-16 Arizona State 0-1 Kansas, U. of 0-0 San Francisco, U. of 11-16 Athletes In Action 1-4 Lamar Tech 1-0 San Francisco State 0-1 Auburn 0-1 LaSalle (Mexico) 1-0 San Jose State 3-3 Aurora College 1-0 La Verne, U. of 11-3 Santa Clara 15-18 Australian Teams 3-0 Lehigh 2-0 Seattle Pacific 1-1 Azusa Pacific 5-2 Los Angeles Pacific 1-0 Seattle 0-2 Bethel College 1-0 Loyola College (MD) 1-0 Seton Hall 0-1 5-4 Loyola Marymount 19-27 Sonoma State 1-1 Boise State 1-2 Luther College 1-0 South Alabama 0- L Briar Cliff College 0-1 Manchester 1-0 Southern Cal College 5-1 Brown 1-0 Manhattan College 1-0 Southern Methodist 1-1 Cal Baptist 7-0 Marist 1-0 Southeastern Louisiana 1-1 Cal Lutheran 4-0 Military Teams 21-34 Southern Illinois 0-1 Cal Poly Pomona 13-19 Missouri-Kansas City 1-0 Southern Utah 7-0 Cal Poly San Luis Obispo 4-8 Montana State 1-3 Spring Arbor College (MI) 2-0 Cal State Bakersfield 1-2 Montana, U. of 3-2 Stanford 1-0 Cal State Dominguez Hills 10-2 Mount Marty College 1-0 Stephen F. Austin 1-1 Cal State Fullerton 9-13 Nebraska Wesleyan 1-0 S.W. Missouri State 0-1 Cal State Hayward 6-2 Nevada (Las Vegas), U. of 0-1 Tabor College 1-0 Cal State Long Beach 6-9 Nevada (Reno), U. of 2-7 Tahoe College 0-1 Cal State Los Angeles 8-9 Nevada Southern 3-4 Taylor University 1-0 Cal State Northridge 12-10 New Mexico, U. of 1-0 Tennessee-Martin 1-0 Cal State Stanislaus 2-1 New Mexico Highlands 1-0 Texas-Arlington 1-0 Canisius 1-0 New Orleans 0-1 Texas Tech 1-1 Carroll College 2-2 North Park 0-1 Toledo, U. of 0-1 Centenary 1-1 North Texas 1-2 Trinity (Texas) 1-2 Chaminade College 1-0 Northern Arizona 4-7 United Brethren 2-0 Chapman College 16-10 Northern Colorado 1-1 U.S. International 26-13 Claremont College 1-1 Notre Dame 0-1 U.S. Naval Academy 1-0 Cleveland State 0-1 Occidental College 3-1 U.C. Berkeley 0-2 Colorado 1-3 Ohio-Northern 1-0 U.C. Davis 3-1 Columbia 1-0 Olivet Nazarene 1-0 U.C. Irvine 7-8 Creighton 0-2 Oral Roberts 1-1 UCLA 0-2 Dayton, U. of 0- Pacific, U. of 2-1 U.C. Riverside 11-6 Denver, U. of 0-1 Pacific Lutheran 1-0 U.C. San Diego 14-1 Doane College 1-0 Pepperdine 12-37 U.C. Santa Barbara 4-10 Drake 1-0 Phoenix AAU 1-0 UNC-Wilmington 1-0 Eastern Montana 1-3 Point Loma Nazarene 6-7 Utah, U. of 1-1 Florida A&M 1-0 Pomona-Pitzer 3-1 Utah State 0-1 Florida Tech 0-1 Portland State 1-0 Washington State 1-1 Fresno-Pacific 1-0 Portland, U. of 21-12 Weber State 1-3 Fresno State 1-6 Princeton 0-1 Western Illinois 2-0 Gannon College 1-0 Puget Sound 4-1 Western Kentucky 1-1 George Washington 0-1 Redlands, U. of 3-1 Western New Mexico 1-0 Gonzaga 12-22 Republic of China (Taiwan) 1-0 Western Washington 1-2 Grand Canyon College 8-10 Rice 1-1 Westmar 1-0 Hawaii, U. of 3-1 Richmond 1-0 Westminster (UT) 1-0 Hawaii, U. of (Hilo) 1-0 St. John's 0-1 1-7 Hofstra 1-0 St. Joseph's (NM) 2-0 5-19 Idaho, U. of 1-3 St. Mary's (CA) 19-16 Whitworth 1-0 Idaho State 2-0 St. Mary's (NM) 1-0 Yale 0-0 Illinois (Chicago Circle) 1-0 St. Peter's (NJ) 1-0 Youngstown State 0-1 Illinois Wesleyan 1-0 St. Thomas College 2-0 USO DIVISION I YEARLY RESULTS Page 20

+ Denotes Tournament Game;# Denotes forfeit win. l SI> 1'>71>-XO t<,-1 1>) Ol'P 78 at Pepperdine 73 w 73 at CS Northridge 83 L 93 Samford Univ. 81 w 88 at LM U (2 ot) 82 w 69 at Eastern Wash. 73 L 58 at SDSU 67 L 87 Artny 57 W I I 3 US International 72 w 95 Canisius 7 1 w 56 at Pacific 81 L 65 CS Long Beach 73 L 54 St. Mary's 42 w 78 Hofstra 49 w 97 Westmore College 80 w 53 at Texas Tech 64 L 61 Gonzaga 48 w 82 Colorado (ot) 89 L 69 North Park College 72 L 63 at Northern Arizona 70 L 64 Portland 44 w 61 at Santa Clara 68 L 76 at No. Arizona 98 L 83 Spring Arbor (Ml) 54 W 61 at St. Mary's 50 w 91 at Pepperdine 88 w 86 Western Illinois 82 w 85 UC Irvine 77 W 99 Loyola Marymounl + 84 w 98 at LM U 90 w 76 at Portland 98 L 66 at UC Santa Barbara 75 L 63 Pepperdine + 64 L 83 St. Mary"s 68 w 76 at Seattle Univ. 99 L 81 Idaho State 69 W 6 I %Aubum + 62 L 90 San Francisco 68 w 73 St. Mary's 83 L 78 Flo,ido A&M + 52 W % I st Rd . NCAA's 99 at Ponland 92 w 73 Santa Clara 94 L 66 Nevada-Reno + 70 L l SI) 11>X7-XX (11-17) OPP 89 at Gonzaga 80 w # atLMU w 92 Idaho 64 W 90 at Rice ot 97 L 64 Gonzaga 70. L 70 at Pepperdine 63 w 47 atSDSU 61 L 67 UC Santa Barbara 72 L 108 Portland 70 w 76 at San Francisco 90 L 8 I Western Illinois 62 W 61 Montana 56 w 86 Southern Utah 81 w 75 Air Force Academy 68 w 70 Mt. Marty College 48 W 71 Puget Sound 66 w 75 Santa C!a.ca 64 w 57 at Santa Clara 59 L 58 Gonzaga 60 L 54 at Boise State 70 L 81 at San Francisco 89 L 62 Gonzaga 72 L 65 Portland 63 W 76 atSDSU 53 w 88 at St. Mary's (2 ot) 90 L 67 Pepperdine 70 L 69 Santa Clara 62 W 59 at CS Fullerton 71 L I 02 Loyola Marymount 104 L 82 Loyola Marymount 100 L 75 at LMU (ot) 73 W 74 Brown Univ. 54 w 69 Pepperdine 75 L 73 Nonh Texas State 83 L 64 at Pepperdine 67 L 69 Missouri-K.C. 60 w 72 Gonzaga+ 62 w 78 San Francisco 106 L 71 at St. Mary's 79 L 80 U.S. International 71 w 57 at St. Mary's 78 L 56 Pepperdine 55 W 81 Texas-Arlington 64 w l SD 1'>'>1-'>2 (l-'-1-') OPP 66 at Gonzaga 78 L 60 Loyola Marymount 56 W 72 at Colorado 83 L 60 SDSU 57 w 58 Seattle Univ. 76 L 63 at Santa Clara 61 W 66 at Weber State 44 w 75 Southern Methodist 68 w 70 Portland 89 L 63 at Portland 56 W 75 atLMU 115 L 53 UC Santa Barbara 58 L #denotes forfeit win 71 at Gonzaga (2 ot) 69 W 77 at Pepperdine 92 L 47 at Stephen F. Austin 70 L 68 St. Mary's 59 W 59 San Francisco 75 L I 08 Centenary + 92 w l SD l'>XO-XI (10-16) Ol'P 56 %Princeton 65 L 54 Santa Clara 5 6 L 63 SW Missouri S1a1e + 70 L 52 at SDSU 60 L %1st Rd. NCAA's 40 St. Mary"s 41 L 90 CS Hayward 63 w 74 UC Santa Barbara 57 w 66 at St. Mary's 61 w l SD l'>X-i-xs ( 16-11) OPP 62 at San Jose State 54 w 68 Illinois (Chi . Circle) 62 w 52 at Gonzaga 70 L 80 CS Northridge 59 w 44 at Air Force 45 L 78 Missouri Baptist 48 w 64 at Portland 68 L 91 Lehigh 79 w 81 Missouri-K.C. 43 w 80 Nevada-Reno 75 w 61 Portland 41 w 93 U.S. Naval Academy 76 w 70 UC Riverside 52 w 65 San Jose State 63 w 73 Gonzaga 78 L 56 at Arizona State (ot) 59 L 75 No. Arizona 52 w 53 atSDSU 57 L 40 at Santa Clara 56 L 63 at Colorado 71 L 71 Centenary 79 L 76 UC Santa Barbara 60 w 73 at San Francisco 79 L 67 Santa Clara 58 w 79 at Stanford (ot) 70 w 52 Oklahoma State 62 L 76 Pepperdine 74 w 36 at St. Mary 's 46 L 56 at Berkeley 60 L 63 Idaho 75 L 126 Loyola Marymount 141 L 70 at San Francisco w 47 69 72 Cal Poly Pomona 70 w 53 Pacific w 48 St. Mary"s 68 L 92 Portland 76 w 62 at UC Irvine 108 .L 58 Illinois State 77 L 69 Gonzaga (ot) 71 L 70 Hardin-Simmons 65 50 at Pepperdine 83 L w M►iiWPiffilWWCIJUMIJM' 55 at Santa Clara 73 L 47 John Brown Univ. 43 68 Lehigh + 69 atLMU 72 L w 58 w 80 atLMU 95 L 77 Concordia (NE) 5 I 64 at New Mexico+ 53 w 73 St. Mary·s 61 w w 58 at Pepperdine 71 L 64 San Francisco 67 L 54 Northern Arizona 53 w 90 Cal Lutheran 64 w 58 at UC Santa Barbara 76 L 67 Pepperdine 79 L 72 Portland 77 L 67 SW Texas State 56 w 104 LMU (2 ot) 106 L 47 Gonzaga 53 L 66 SW Baptist Univ. 39 w 66 CS Fullerton 68 L 86 Seattle Pacific 66 w 50 at Gonzaga 58 L 60 Santa Clara 64 L 50 Pepperdine 60 L 79 at Portland 76 w 50 at Portland 49 w 45 at Gonzaga 58 L 65 at Montana 80 L 68 at Nevada-Reno 90 L 81 San Francisco 74 w 54 at Gonzaga 68 L 68 at Portland 66 w 50 St. Mary" s 48 w 65 St.Mary's 75 L 77 North Texas (ot) 8 1 L 58 at San Francisco 67 L 48 Gonzaga+ 61 L 69 at St. Mary's 70 L 56 Santa Clara 62 L 62 Mari st 56 w 78 Loyola Marymount 66 w 62 at Loyola Marymount 54 w 57 at Utah 75 L lSD 1'>'>2-'>3 (B-1-') OPP 63 Pepperdine 64 L 60 at Santa Clara 57 w 59 at Western Kentucky 64 L 74 at Santa Clara 80 L 61 at St. Mary's 71 L 66 Gonzaga (ot) 71 L 85 SDSU 60 w 61 Ponland 57 w 54 Portland 57 L 65 U. of Hawaii+ 64 w lSI> l'>XI-X2 (11-15) OPP 58 Gonzaga 43 w 58 at San Francisco 63 L 74 CS Long Beoch + 80 L 90 Pacific 64 w 54 at Pepperdine 57 L 5 8 at Santa Clara 64 L 63 at UCLA 90 L 75 Boise State 61 w 64 Loyola Marymount 66 L 66 Santa Clara 67 L 73 Weber State 87 L 66 UC Irvine 78 L 69 San Francisco 64 w 60 George Washington 74 L 36 at SDSU 41 L l SI) l'>X5-X6 ( IIJ-IJ) OPP 65 at Pepperdine 68 L 78 CS Hayward 54 w 68 Bethel College 34 w 70 CS Long Beach + 63 w 104 at LMU 139 L 71 at So. Methodist 106 L 78 Illinois Wesleyan 48 w 46 New Mexico+ 61 L 88 Loyola Marymount 104 L 88 at Oral Roberts 92 L 57 at UC Santa Barbara 72 L 63 Nevada-Reno 54 w 73 Pepperdine 93 L 67 St. Peter's 57 w 60 UC Berkeley 66 L 86 SW Texas State 65 w 45 at St. Mary's 70 L I I 2 Oral Roberts 78 w 69 at Northern Arizona 64 w 66 at CS Fullerton 78 L 47 St. Mary's 65 L 59 at Santa Clara 57 w 59 SE Louisiana 60 L 67 Mon1ana + 84 L 53 at Portland 3 I w 70 St. Mary 's 51 w 55 Fresno-Pacific 48 w 81 McNeese S1a1e + 66 w 71 at Gonzaga 88 L 60 San Francisco 68 L 91 Nebraska Wesleyan 58 w 81 at SDSU 64 w 9 I US International 78 w 63 at Portland 64 L 61 Gonzaga 70 L 55 South Florida 56 L 69 Pepperd~ne + 72 L 64 at Gonzaga 79 L 41 Portland 44 L 78 Alaska-Anchorage 64 w 63 Santa Clara 62 w 58 at Loyola Marymount 5 1 w 83 Northern Iowa 69 w lSD IIJXIJ-IJO (16-12) OPP 87 Loyal.a Marymount 77 w 69 at Pepperdine 80 L 77 Montana State 63 w 82 Cal Lutheran 46 w 64 Pepperdine 76 L 53 San Francisco 72 L 82 St. Ambrose 55 w 62 UC Santa Barbara 79 L 57 at Pepperdine (ot) 61 L 78 Santa Clara 68 w 96 U.S. International 82 w 73 at Nonh Texas 60 w 59 at LMU 58 w 64 L 63 Gonzaga 59 at St. Mary's 53 at Santa Clara 55 L 59 atS1. Johns + 74 L 69 L 48 at Santa Clara 65 L 82 Portland 71 w 67 at San Francisco 59 w 72 South Alabama + 77 L 69 at San Francisco 75 L 74 Gonzaga 50 w 81 at San Francisco 85 L 61 Pepperdine 63 L 67 Portland 43 w 75 at SDSU 85 L 72 at St. Mary's 65 w 80 Loyola Marymount 68 w 69 Pepperdine 64 w 74 at UCLA 83 L 82 CS Northridge 51 w 52 at Ponland 64 L 70 Loyola Marymount 72 L 71 Stephen F. Austin 45 w 93 San Francisco+ (ot) 96 L 64 Eastern Washington 79 53 at Gonzaga 63 L 59 atLMU 67 L L LSD 1'>93-9-' (18-11) OPP 73 St.Mary"s 62 w 60 at Pepperdine 61 L 69 Nevada-Reno 88 L 69 Pomona-Pitzer 59 w LSD l'>X2-X_\ (12-1-') OPP 70 St.Mary's 61 w 72 Western Kentucky 66 w 72 San Francisco 39 w 85 Columbia 58 w 96 at UC Irvine 82 w 47 Air Force Academy 49 L 75 Santa Clara 62 w 96 Santa Clara 71 w 53 at Notre Dame 63 L 76 No. Arizona (2 ot) 74 w 75 at CS Northridge 61 at Portland 40 w 78 Pepperdine 88 L 66 w 63 at UC Irvine 79 L 91 CS Dominguez Hills 63 w 61 at Gonzaga 68 L 112 Loyola Marymount 119 L 79 St. Thomas (MN) 54 w 83 at St. Mary's 53 w 83 U. of the Pacific 66 w 75 Doane College (NE) 71 w 76 at St.Mary's 65 w 87 Richmond 64 w 45 atSDSU 47 L l SD IIJX6-X7 C2-'-6) OPP 67 at San Francisco 77 L 47 al Seton Hall+ 67 L 62 at CS Long Beach 87 L 60 at Utah 57 w 64 at Santa Clara 46 w 64 Manhattan+ 61 ot w 56 Texas Tech 53 w 54 Boise State 52 w 76 Portland 55 w 78 at Weber State 89 L 61 #at San Jose State 66 w 80 at Nevada-Reno (ot) 8 1 L 68 Gonzaga 58 w 96 Drake 80 w 50 Utah Stale + 65 L 66 at Montana State 76 L 73 at Gonzaga 65 w 68 at Gonzaga 80 L 71 Idaho S1a1e + 68 w 83 atSDSU 67 w 71 at Portland 66 w 8 1 at Portland 78 w 70 Oklahoma Christian 61 w 77 at UC Santa Barbara 7 I w 96 San Francisco 84 w 75 Pepperdine 85 L 76 at Nevada-Reno 88 L 60 CS long Beach + 55 w 93 St. Mary"s 61 w 99 Loyola Marymount 93 w 51 Univ. of Denver 54 L 56 Boise State + 71 L 11 9 atLMU 13 I L 97 San Francisco 94 w 56 St. Mary's 61 L 77 at San Francisco 81 48 Rice 47 w 89 at Pepperdi ne 102 L L 57 Santa Clara 71 L 87 Loyola College-MD 60 w 61 at Santa Clara 63 L I 00 Southern Utah 91 75 Loyola Marymount 67 w 61 Colorado 5 1 w w 73 at St. Mary's 78 L 58 Pepperdine 61 L 54 Ohio Northern 28 w 80 San Francisco + 74 w 79 St. Mary 's 72 w 55 at Gonzaga 64 L 61 at Portland (ot) 59 w . LSD 19'>0-91 (17-12) OPP 72 Santa Clara 70 w 51 at Portland 74 L 46 at Gonzaga 58 L 75 at SDSU w 89 at Loyola Marymount 82 w 71 Portland 57 w 74 73 Santa Clara 5 I w I 02 at Southern Utah 91 w 57 at Pepperdine 76 L 58 Gonzaga 53 w 68 San Francisco 56 w 98 San Jose State 8 1 w 89 Portland 94 L 69 at Pepperdine 82 L 77 at San Frar..:isco 74 w 84 Pomona-Pitzer 49 w 82 Gonzaga 73 w 82 at LMU 79 w 80 at Santa Clara 61 w 95 Sacramento State 65 w 79 75 UNC-Wilmington + 51 w 64 at Santa Clara L 82 Loyola Marymount 48 w 64 at Indiana + 91 63 Por1land+ 57 w 61 at St. Mary 's 58 w L 69 Pepperdine 66 w 63 at UC Santa Barbara 72 L 83 Gonzaga+ 75 w #USD forfeit win 53 Pepperdine+ 56 L USO DIVISION I INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Page 21

USD DIVISION I INDIVIDUAL RECORDS 1979-94

Career Scoring------1. Scott Thompson 1,379 1983-87 2. Kelvin Woods 1,216 1988-92 3. Gylan Dottin 1,187 1988-93 4. Wayman Strickland 1,040 1988-92 5. Danny Means 951 1985-89

Career Rebounding------Scott Thompson Mike Whitmarsh 1. Scott Thompson 740 1983-87 2. Gylan Dottin 595 1988-93 3. Kelvin Woods 513 1988-92 4. Anthony Reuss 466 1981-85 5. Nils Madden 462 1983-87

Career Assists ------1. Wayman Strickland 408 1988-92 2. Danny Means 273 1985-89 3. Paul Leonard 230 1985-87 John Jerome Wayman Strickland 4. Mike Whitmarsh 226 1982-84 Gylan Dottin 226 1992-93 Single Season Scoring _____ Single Game Scoring----- 1. John Jerome 540 1989-90 1. Mike Whitmarsh 37 vs. LMU, 2-26-83 2. Mike Whitmarsh 525 1983-84 2. Mike Whitmarsh 32 vs. Nev.-Reno, 12-29-83 3. Scott Thompson 476 1986-87 Joe Evans 32 vs. Westmar, 12-15-79 4. Anthony Thomas 426 1990-91 4. Scott Thompson 31 vs. Utah, 11-28-86 5. Doug Harris 418 1993-94 Anthony Thomas 31 vs. LMU, 2-21-91 6. Joe Temple 30 vs. USF, 3-6-93 Single Season Rebounding --- Single Game Rebounding ___ 1. John Jerome 225 1989-90 1. Robby Roberts 21 vs. NAU, 11-29-82 2. Scott Thompson 222 1986-87 2. Bob Bartholomew 18 vs. Westmar, 12-15-79 3. Nils Madden 209 1986-87 3. John Jerome 18 vs. USF, 2-15-90 4. Mike Whitmarsh 204 1983-84 4. Scott Thompson 17 vs. SCU, 1-17-86 5. Scott Thompson 203 1985-86 5. Mike Whitmarsh 16 vs. Nev.-Reno, 12-29-83 Scott Thompson 16 vs. USIU, 1-9-86 Single Season Assists ----- Single Game Assists ----- 1. Wayman Strickland 169 1989-90 1. Wayman Strickland 12 vs. LMU, 1-13-90;2-23-90 Mike Whitmarsh 169 1983-84 Mike Whitmarsh 12 vs. Gonzaga, 1-19-90 3. Paul Leonard 135 1986-87 3. Wayman Strickland 11 vs. St. Mary's, 2-17-90 4. Wayman Strickland 121 1990-91 4. Wayman Strickland 10 vs. USF, 3-3-90 5. Doug Harris 120 1993-94 Mike Whitmarsh 10 vs. St. Mary's, 3-3-84 ALL-TIME RECORDS Page 22

TEAM (Season) Games Played 30 1986-87 Games Won 24 1986-87 Games Lost 20 1961-62; 1988-89 Best Winning % .800 1986-87 Points Scored 2403 1977-78 Combined Score 267 1987-88 (USD 126, LMU 141) SINGLE SEASON REBOUNDS Free Throw Percentage .732 1993-94 (545x745) Three Pointers Made/Att. 235/619 1993-94 (235-of-619, 38.0%) Player Yrs. R eh. Avg. (Single Game) 1. Gus Magee 68-69 344 14.3 Total Points 134 1973-74 (vs. Univ. of La Verne) 2. Paul Reynolds 57-58 289 13 .1 Field Goals Made 58 1973-74 (vs. Univ. of La Verne) 3. Gus Magee 69-70 306 12.2 Free Throws Made 42 1993-94 (vs. UC Irvine w/46 attempts) 4. Paul Reynolds 56-57 349 12.0 3-Pt. Field Goals Made 14 1992-93 (vs. Oral Roberts) 5. Robert Smith 71-72 290 11.1 Field Goal% .660 1990-91 (3lx47; 1-17-91 vs. St. Mary's) 6. Robert Smith 72-73 292 10.4 Free Throw% .929 1979-80 (13xl4; 2-19-80 vs. SMC) 7. Neil Traub 73-74 277 10.3 3-Point Field Goal% .667 1988-89; 1986-87 (10x15) 8. Neil Traub 74-75 251 9.7 (vs. Texas-Arlington, 1-5-88; vs. Univ. of Nevada, 12-6-86) 9. Bob Scotian 70-71 225 9.4 Rebounds 82 1973-74 (vs. Olivet Nazarene) 10. Art Wical 59-60 251 9.3 Assists 32 1989-90 (2-17-90 vs. St. Mary's) Steals 11 1981-82 ( 1-9-82 vs. Ne.-Wesleyan) CAREER POINTS PER GAME Blocks 10 1981-82 (1-9-82 vs. Ne.-Wesleyan) Player Yrs. Games Pts. Avg. INDIVIDUAL 1. Stan Washington 71-74 81 1,472 18.2 (Scoring) 2. Robert Smith 71-74 74 1,295 17.5 One game 40 Robert "Pinky" Smith 1972-73 3. #Mike Whitmarsh 82-84 52 839 17.2 4. One game (Div. I) 37 Mike Whitmarsh 1982-83 Jim Fleming 59-61 55 942 17.1 5. Cliff Ashford 56-59 70 1,164 16.6 37 Marty Munn 1987-88 6. Ken Leslie 56-59 77 1,1 74 15.2 One Season 540 John Jerome 1989-90 7. Oscar Foster 69-71 52 746 14.3 Two Seasons 893 Mike Whitmarsh 1982-84 8. Rick Cabrera 65-68 78 1,088 13 .9 Three Seasons 942 Jim Fleming 1959-62 9. *Bob Bartholomew 77-81 103 1,394 13.5 Four Seasons 1472 Stan Washington 1971-74 10. #Doug Harris 92-94 56 747 13.3 Season '(!? average 19.3 John Jerome 1989-90 Eddie Davis 75-77 51 679 13 .3 (Field oafs) Minimum Two Seasons; # Div. I; * Div. I & II Career Made 621 Stan Washington 1971 -74 Season Made 229 Stan Washington 1973-74 Sin~le Game 19 Robert "Pinky" Smith 1972-73 SINGLE SEASON POINTS PER GAME (Field Goal %) Player Yrs. Pts. Avg. Career .580 Anthony Reuss 1981 -85 l. #John Jerome 89-90 540 19.3 .580 Craig Cottrell 1986-90 2. Stan Washington 73-74 519 19.2 Season .647 Craig Cottrell 1988-89 3. Cliff Ashford 64-65 484 19.0 Game 1.000 Anthony Thomas 1990-91 4. #Mike Whitmarsh 83 -84 525 18.8 (10-for-10 vs. SJSU) 5. Jim Fleming 60-61 506 18.7 (3-Pointers Made) 6. Stan Washington 71-72 470 18.1 Career 138 Danny Means 1985-89 7. Robert Smith 72-73 503 17.9 Season 60 Marty Munn 1987-88 8. Cliff Ashford 63-64 461 17.7 Game 8 Mark Manor 1986-87 9. Rick Cabrera 65-66 305 17.2 Shooting% .722 Mark Manor 1986-87 Ted Fields 66-67 429 17.2 (vs. Portland, 2-21-87; 8-for-11) 10. Rick Cabrera 67-68 428 17.1 (Rebounds) #Division I only Career 948 Gus Magee 1966-70 Season 349 Paul Reynolds 1956-57 (Miscellaneous) Game 24 Gus Magee 1969-70 Minutes Played 48 Mike Whitmarsh (Free Throws) (vs. Gonzaga, 2 ot, 3-3-84) Career 358 Cliff Ashford 1963-65 Blocks In A Game 6 Scott Thompson Season 161 Cliff Ashford 1963-64 (vs. Santa Clara, 2-15-85) Game 21 Cliff Ashford 1964-65 6 Dondi Bell (Assists) (vs. LMU, 2-27-88) Career 451 Stan Washington 1971-74 Steals In A Game 7 Mike Whitmarsh Season 171 Stan Washington 1973-74 (vs. Gonzaga, 2-19-83) Game 14 Stan Washington 1973-74 3-Pt. Att. In A Game 13 Danny Means (vs. Gonzaga, 2-25-89) ALL-TIME RECORDS Page 23

ALL-TIME SCORING LEADERS

1. Stan Washington 1971-74 1472 2. *Bob Bartholomew 1977-81 1394 3. #Scott Thompson 1983-87 1379 4. Robert Smith 1971-74 1295 5. Russ Cravens 1959-63 1234 6. #Kelvin Woods 1988-92 1216 7. #Gylan Dottin 1988-93 1187 8. Ken Leslie 1956-59 1174 9. Cliff Ashford 1963-66 1164 10. Richard Hamett 1974-78 1090 11. Rick Cabrera 1965-68 1088 12. #Wayman Strickland 1988-92 1040 13. Ken Smith 1972-76 1023 14. Gus Magee 1966-70 977 15. #Danny Means 1985-89 950 16. Jim Fleming 1956-61 942 17. Ted Fields 1965-68 935 18. Lymond Williams 1962-65 932 19. #Brooks Barnhard 1989-94 897 Stan Washington (1971-74) - USD All-Time Scorer 20. #Mike Whitmarsh 1982-84 893 *Denotes Division I & II #Denotes Division I only

100 POINT GAMES (FOR USD) 100 POIJY~ .. GAfl';/fS ( A.GA{NST.. f!)J!) 1973~74 . USD 134 U. of La Verne . 68 . 1987~88 ? USI> i···. 126 .,+\··· Lqyola.Mary,mpunf i .. :.1:.: ...... ,1;ft u 1987-88 USO 126 Loyola Marymount 141 19.88-89 .•· us I? \ .104 •?• tL9y9t3; rvj..LoyolaMarymount ;.;c/;;;\i,;;131;::; 1959-60 · USD., 119 Azusa Pacific 75 1959-60 USO 75 C,S I,,qs Ang~le 12~7 1976-77 USD 114 CS Los Angeles ... 1989~90 S ... 11 ···· 1,-()yola Mar)".!11 }9!j 1986-87 USD / 113 U.S. International 1969~ 70 SD 99 ·. '(ahoe C::oHege 19;;: 1989-90 USO 112 Loyola Marymount 1969-70 USO ·•·• .. 92., . CS Los Ang~les .. ,.. ···c ...... J 18 1992-93 USO 112 Oral Roberts 78 1987:88 @% USI> i ; 75 + . . · Loyola Maryin.011nt .. n l lS;ii> 1990-91 USO 108 U. of Portland 70 1980-81 .. USD 62 UC Irvine . )08 1991-92 USD 108 Centenary 92 1979-80 USD 78 San.Francisco >, ··•• 106 1! 1978-79 USO 107 U. of La Verne 63 1990-91 . USD 104 Loyofa Marynio;un 06\l 1977-78 USO 106 CS Stanislaus 95 1992-93 USO 71 . Southern Method{$ J.()6 ;( 1971-72 USO 105 Chapman College . 86 1961-62 USD 57 CS Fullerton 105 1991-92 USO · 104 Loyola Marymount 106 1971-72 USO 90 Chapman <;;91l~ge 105 1988-89 USO 104 Loyola Marymount 139 1988-89 ·usD 88 Loy9la M,uymount 104{!' 1974-75 USO 104 Cal Lutheran 72 1990-91 . USO .102 · LoyqlaMarylliount} J04 j 1976-77 USD 104 CS Stanislaus . 77 1989-90 · USO · 89 Pepperdine · · 102 ' , 1969-70 USO 103 W. New Mexico 87 1966-67 USO 72 C;p-oll College 102 1977-78 USO 103 U.ofLaVerne 74 1958:59 •.••····· UsD. 42 ·· Fresno State .. · ii Ioi !i 1990-91 USO 102 Southern Utah 91 1970-71 USO 91 Cal Poly-SLO . 100 1990-91 USD 102 Loyola Marymount 104 1979-80 USO 82 Loyola Marymount 100 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 L964-65 USO 101 Chapman College 91 1973-74 USO 10 I Olivet Nazarene 91 · USD's 126-141 loss to LMU during 1957-58 USD 100 U. of La Verne 80 the 1987-88 season is both a school 1969-70 USD 100 UC Riverside 96 record and USD Sports Center record 1976-77 USD 100 CS Dominguez 62 1977-78 USO 100 So. California Col. 96 for points scored in a game by two 1977-78 USD 100 Aurora 58 teams. 1989-90 USD 100 So. Utah State 91 ALL-TIME RECORDS Page 24

COACHING RECORDS COACH WON LOST PCT. YRS. Bob McCutcheon 14 11 .560 1 #Hank Egan 156 126 .553 10 *Jim Brovelli 160 131 .550 11 Hank Egan 55 49 .529 4 Bernie Bickerstaff 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 .23 1 1 *Denotes Division I & II #Division I only

Phil Woolpert Jim Brovelli

Div. I) 1979-80 6 19 .240 Jim Brovelli 1980-81 10 16 .385 Jim Brovelli Year Won Lost Pct. Coach 1981 -82 11 15 .423 Jim Brovelli .462 Jim Brovelli (Div. II) 1982-83 12 14 1983-84 18 10 .643 Jim Brovelli 1955 5 Fon Johnson 5 16 11 Hank Egan Fon Johnson 1984-85 .593 J956i57 19 .679 Hank Egan 1957-58 11 .560 Bob McCutcheon 1985-86 . 9 1986.'.. 87 \ 24 6 .800 Hank Egan 19581 21.7 L~s Harvey 11 17 .393 Hank Egan ·5. 198l:88 1.9~2,;. .· ... -~ L¢s !I~ey 1988.:89 8 20 .286 Hank Egan 1960-61 11 16 .407 Ken Leslie 1989-90 16 12 .571 Hank Egan t .. 13aron l96l~62' iiii;;;;;'6tiiNi1 261?" · ::.iJt''. Ed 1990-91 12 .586 Hank Egan 1962-63 6 19 .240 Phil Woolpert 17 1991-92 14 14 .500 Hank Egan 1963-64 13 13 .500 Phil Woolpert 1992-93 13 14 .481 Hank Egan 1964-65 15 11 .577 Phil Woolpert 1993:.94 18 11 .621 Hank Egan 1965-66 17 11 .607 Phil Woolpert 531 510 .510 9 Coaches/ 1966-67 14 11 .560 Phil Woolpert 39Years 1967-68 15 10 .600 Phil Woolpert 1968-69 10 15 .400 PhilWoolpert 1962;70< 1 538 ii.Bernie Bickerstaff ~9?Q➔ 7i 1 .4'17> Bernie Bickerstaff 1.971-72 l 62 } .Bernie Bickerstaff,... 1972-73 9 .679 .. L Bernie Bickerstaff 1973-74 11 .593 Jim Brovelli 1974-75 15 .423 JimBrovelli 1975-76 10 .600 JimBrovelli 1976-77 7 .741 JimBrovelli 1977-78 7 .758 Jim Brovelli Brovelli ·m Brovelli + 1978-79 7 . 731 Jim Brovelli ank Egan ank Egan .· hil Woolpe,;t . . . .·. • . . • , •..· < ank Egan ·· ' #denotes Division I Seasons. 1993-94 RESULTS Page 2S

FINAL 1993-94 UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO BASKETBALL STATISTICS

Overall Record: 18-11 wee Record: 7-7, 4th Home: 11-2; Away: 4-8; Neutral: 3-1

/-TOTAL-/ /-3POINT-/ OFF DEF TOT PLAYER GIGS FG/FGA PCT FG/FGA PCT FT/FTA PCT PTS AVG REB REB REB AVG PF/D AST TO BLK STL MIN D. Harris 29/29 133/305 .436 59/153 .386 93/115 .809 418 14.4 30 81 111 3.8 48/0 120 92 7 29 1007 wee 14/14 58/135 .430 27/66 .409 39/45 .867 182 13.0 12 33 45 3.2 26/0 43 39 4 11 478

J. Temple 29/15 125/273 .458 44/123 .358 88/131 .672 382 13.2 44 95 139 4.8 61/1 28 62 2 21 730 wee 14/1 63/127 .496 24/55 .436 40/66 .606 190 13.6 16 38 54 3.9 31/0 18 31 2 12 342

D. Fizdale 29/19 72/152 .474 9/40 .225 80/121 .661 233 8.0 6 54 60 2.1 78/2 103 68 12 44 742 wee 14/14 45/94 .479 8/31 .258 55/79 .696 153 10.9 5 29 34 2.4 38/1 65 41 3 29 445

C. Grant 28/18 60/102 .588 0/0 .000 57/73 .781 177 6.3 48 75 123 4.4 88/5 40 27 6 15 600 wee 14/5 29/46 .630 0/0 .000 29/36 .806 87 6.2 22 27 49 3.5 47/4 17 12 2 6 280

N. Meyer 20/1 13/35 .371 11/28 .393 10/13 .769 47 2.4 4 12 16 0.8 12/0 12 8 0 3 156 wee 110 0/4 .000 0/2 .000 0/0 .000 0 0.0 1 2 3 0.4 3/0 1 0 0 1 32

R. Raffo 4/0 1/1 1.000 0/0 .000 3/7 .429 5 1.3 0 4 4 1.0 1/0 0 1 0 0 14 wee DNP

J. Kilduff 3/0 0/0 .000 0/0 .000 0/0 .000 0 0.0 1 2 0.7 0/0 1 0 0 0 4 wee DNP

USD TOT 29 726/1555 .467 235/619 .380 545/745 .732 2232 77.0 255 660 1019 35.1 555/17 422 463 74 161 wee 14 360/750 .480 114/291 .392 265/360 .736 1099 78.5 114 281 449 32.1 271/9 201 213 33 79

OPPTOlY 29 wee +

Team Rebounds: USD 104, OPP 100 Deadball Rebounds: USD 91 , OPP 84 1993-94 RESULTS Page 26

RETURNING PLAYERS GAME BY GAME RESULTS FROM THE 1993-94 SEASON POINTS/REBOUNDS/ASSISTS W-L Score Opponent Bruso Flannery Hill w 69-59 Pomona-Pitzer 15/6/1 2/6/2 DNP w 96-82 @ UC Irvine 8/10/2 17/5/2 DNP L 53-63 @ Notre Dame 2/3/1 10/6/2 DNP w 75-66 @ CS Northridge 6/4/2 6/4/3 DNP w 91-63 CS Dominguez Hills 3/5/2 3/2/2 2/4/0 w 83-66 U. of the Pacific 10/5/1 15/2/1 DNP w 87-64 Richmond 12/8/0 9/3/4 0/1/1 L 47-67 @ Seton Hall% 4/5/0 8/3/0 DNP w 64-61 ot Manhattan% 4/5/0 15/3/0 DNP L 78-89 @ Weber State 4/4/0 16/4/0 DNP w 96-80 Drake 15/4/0 7/2/2 1/3/0 L 68-80 @ Gonzaga 2/1/2 13/4/1 DNP w 81-78 @ Portland 19/5/2 13/0/1 DNP L 75-85 Pepperdine 15/3/0 8/8/1 DNP w 99-93 Loyola Marymount 14/4/0 16/2/1 DNP w 97-94 San Francisco 12/5/1 24/1/1 DNP L 77-81 @ San Francisco 6/6/2 10/2/3 DNP L 61-63 @ Santa Clara 6/5/1 5/7/2 DNP L 73-78 @St.Mary's 5/2/0 2/0/1 DNP w 79-72 St. Mary's 0/0/0 12/3/1 DNP w 72-70 Santa Clara 10/3/0 13/6/3 DNP w 89-82 @ Loyola Marymount 1/2/0 14/2/1 DNP L 57-76 @ Pepperdine 0/2/0 9/2/4 DNP L 89-94 Portland 10/4/4 1/3/2 DNP w 82-73 Gonzaga 8/9/3 5/3/2 DNP w 95-65 Sacramento State 7/0/1 3/3/2 DNP w 63-57 Portland# 8/5/1 3/0/1 DNP w 83-75 Gonzaga# 9/6/1 5/2/4 DNP L 53-56 Pepperdine# 0/2/2 8/2/1 DNP % denotes Seton Hall Tournament # denotes West Coast Conference Tournament TORERO TOP SCORERS AND REBOUNDERS DATE OPPONENT HIGH SCORERS HIGH REBOUNDERS 11/29/93 POMONA-PITZER HARRIS, 17 HARRIS/BRUSO/TEMPLE/FLANNERY, 6 12/02/93 @ UC Irvine HARRIS, 27 BRUSO, 10 12/04/93 @ Notre Dame HARRIS, 15 GRANT, 10 12/08/93 @ CS Northridge BARNHARD, 21 BARNHARD, 7 12/11/93 CS DOMINGUEZ HILLS BARNHARD, 23 BARNHARD, 8 12/18/93 U. OF THE PACIFIC TEMPLE, 23 TEMPLE/GRANT, 7 12/21/93 RICHMOND HARRIS, 22 BRUSO, 8 12/29/93 @ Seton Hall BARNHARD,13 TEMPLE, 9 12/30/93 Manhattan(@ Seton Hall Toum.) FLANNERY, 15 BARNHARD/GRANT/HARRIS/TEMPLE, 6 01/03/94 @ Weber State FLANNERY/FIZDALE, 16 HARRIS, 5 01/07/94 DRAKE BARNHARD, 21 TEMPLE, 7 01/13/94 @ Gonzaga HARRIS, 16 BARNHARD, 11 01/15/94 @ Portland HARRIS/BRUSO, 19 HARRIS, 9 01/20/94 PEPPERDINE HARRIS/BARNHARD, 16 FLANNERY, 8 01/22/94 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT HARRIS, 20 BARNHARD/GRANT, 8 01/26/94 SAN FRANCISCO FLANNERY, 24 GRANT, 8 01/29/94 @ San Francisco BARNHARD, 21 BARNHARD, 8 02/04/94 @ Santa Clara TEMPLE, 16 BARNHARD/FLANNERY, 7 02/05/94 @St.Mary's BARNHARD, 26 TEMPLE, 6 02/10/94 ST. MARY'S BARNHARD18 BARNHARD, 12 02/12/94 SANTA CLARA TEMPLE, 25 FLANNERY, 6 02/18/94 @ Loyola Marymount TEMPLE, 24 BARNHARD, 12 02/19/94 @ Pepperdine TEMPLE/GRANT, 13 HARRIS, 7 02/24/94 PORTLAND FIZDALE, 22 BARNHARD, 5 02/26/94 GONZAGA HARRIS, 24 BRUSO,9 03/01/94 SACRAMENTO STATE TEMPLE, 27 TEMPLE/BARNHARD, 7 03/05/94 Portland(@ WCC Toum.) HARRIS, 20 BARNHARD, 9 03/06/94 Gonzaga(@ WCC Toum.) HARRIS, 25 BARNHARD, 11 03/07/94 Pepperdine (@ WCC Toum.) BARNHARD/GRANT, 11 BARNHARD, 13 1993-94 SEASON IN REVIEW Page 27

The University of San Diego men's basketball program, un­ der the direction of tenth year coach Hank Egan, completed one of its most successful campaigns this past season finishing with an overall record of 18-11. The Toreros finished in strong fashion, winning seven of their final ten contests and advancing to the West Coast Conference Tournament Championship game for the first time since the tourney's inception in 1987. "This past season we saw a mixture of young and veteran players put together a team that performed well," said Hank Egan, who this past August resigned his post at USD to take an assistant coaching position with the San Antonio Spurs of the National Basket­ ball Association. "While there were several outstanding performances, it was mostly a group effort over the course of the season with a vari­ ety of people stepping up on occasion. When the players who would be returning were asked to evaluate the season, they selected many different factors as being the significant reason for our success. There was, however, one constant from each and every returner. To a man they credited the four seniors for their committment, dedication and attitude through good times and bad as being the most significant factor. All of them believe that the future is bright but only if they can lead like Neal Meyer, Brooks Barnhard, Joe Temple and Chris Brooks Barnhard - First Team All-wee Grant." Heading into the WCC Post-Season Tournament the Toreros were seeded fourth after their 7-7 WCC finish. The Toreros knocked out #5 seed Portland (63-57) in the first round, upset #1 seed and regular-season champion Gonzaga in the semi-finals (83-75) before dropping a tough 53-56 decision to #2 Pepperdine University in the nationally televised (ESPN) championship contest. The Toreros were the only WCC team to knock off first place finisher Gonzaga twice during the 1993-94 season. In addition, the Toreros collected impressive nonconference victories against the University of the Pacific (83-66), the University of Richmond (87-64), UC Irvine (96-82), Manhattan College (64-61) and Drake University (96-80). San Diego was again tough in the comforts of their USD Sports Center finishing with a home record of 10-2. Senior center Brooks Barnhard (Escondido, CA) was named First Team All-West Coast Conference as well as being selected All-WCC Tournament after averaging 14.0 ppg and 6.5 rpg and leading the WCC in three point accuracy (.472). Senior swingman Joe Temple (San Diego, CA) and junior guard Doug Harris (Chandler, AZ) were selected Honorable Mention All-WCC with freshman forward Brian Bruso (South Lake Tahoe, CA) being named to the WCC All-Academic Team. Head Coach Hank Egan, in his final season, set a couple of personal milestones as he recorded his 150th win as USD's coach and his 300th career victory during the year. The Toreros were a fun team to watch as they led the West Coast Conference in three-pointers made and attempted and were the league's most accurate team from the free throw line (73.2% ). The Toreros bombed in a school-record 235 three-pointers on 619 attempts (.380), getting at least 44 treys from four different players. That latter feat had happened only once before in the WCC. Both Brooks Barnhard and Doug Harris tallied 59 treys, falling one short of the USD record (60, Marty Munn, 1987-88), while Sean Flannery hit for 49 and Joe Temple added 44. WEST COAST CONFERENCE Page 28

THE WEST COAST CONFERENCE~~~~~~~~~~ The basketball courts of the West Coast Conference run from the eastern pine forests of the Pacific Northwest to the crowded beaches of San Diego, California. Gonzaga University, Loyola Marymount University, Pepperdine University, the University of Portland, Saint Mary's College, the University of San Diego, the University of San Francisco and Santa Clara University make up the NCAA Division I league. All are private institutions with exceptional academic and athletic traditions, and have made up the WCC for the past fourteen years. The current alignment has remained unchanged since 1980. San Francisco has won 16 men's hoops titles followed by Pepperdine (10), Santa Clara (6), Loyola Marymount (4), Saint Mary's (3), San Diego (2) and Gonzaga (1). Basketball is what got the West Coast Conference its start as the California Basketball Association back in 1952. No one suspected at the time the number of legendary players who would battle on the courts of the league in the subsequent 43 years. Former WCC players sport NBA championship rings (, San Francisco), Olympic Gold Medals (, Gonzaga), and statues in the National Basketball Hall of Fame (, K.C. Jones, and Phil Woolpert, USF), Phil Smith, Dennis Johnson, , Darwin Cook, , , , the late , and most recently, spent their formative years pounding the hardwoods of the Conference. The WCC is no longer merely a basketball league, as it offers a total of 11 championships for men (baseball, basketball, cross country, golf, tennis and soccer) and women (basketball, cross country, tennis, soccer, and volleyball). The league owns NCAA automatic bids in men's basketball, women's basketball, men's soccer, baseball and volleyball. Last year, the WCC advanced a representative from each of its sports to the NCAA championships. PITCHES, DIAMONDS, COURTS AND COURSES~~~~~ While basketball gets most of the attention, it's not the only WCC men's sport. In fact, the conference has gained national recognition as having one of the top baseball and soccer leagues in the country. Santa Clara tied for the national soccer crown in 1989, Portland has been in five straight NCAA soccer tournaments while San Diego was the 1992 national runner-up and made it to the NCAA's Sweet 16 in 1990 and the second round in 1993. USF has won the soccer national championship four times. In baseball, Pepperdine won the 1992 national baseball title, and has won nine of the last eleven WCC crowns. Countless players have gone on to professional baseball careers after playing collegiately in the WCC. In tennis, the University of San Diego captured the WCC crowns in 1989 and 1990 and Pepperdine has won the past four. USD's Jose Luis Noriega became the school's first ever four-time NCAA All­ American, and participated in the NCAA's all four years he competed (1989-92). This is the tenth season of WCC women's sports, and the eighth with conference membership mirroring the men's league. Gonzaga, Portland and St. Mary's upgraded their programs to the Division I level just seven years ago. Gonzaga won the women's basketball title in their first Division I season. St. Mary's won it in 1989 and 1990, and Santa Clara took the title in 1991. Santa Clara, Portland and San Francisco ended in a three-way tie in 1992. 1993 marked San Diego's first WCC crown and first year in the NCAA Tournament while Santa Clara won last season. Portland has captured the cross-country crown in each of the last seven years. Santa Clara won the volleyball title in 1993, but San Diego finished 24-6 under WCC Coach of the Year Sue Snyder and advanced to the NCAA Tournament for the first time at the NCAA Division I level. The San Diego women's tennis team has advanced to the NCAA Tournament four times in the past six years. 1994 marks the third year for women's soccer as a WCC sport. NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS~~~~~~~~~~~~ Current WCC members have won 14 NCAA team championships, most recently the 1992 baseball crown by Pepperdine. USF has seven titles (four in soccer, two in basketball, one in tennis) followed by Pepperdine with four (three in volleyball and one in baseball), and Santa Clara (soccer) and Gonzaga (boxing) with one apiece. Pepperdine has three individual champions and Gonzaga has a trio of boxing winners. San Francisco has won individual championships in tennis and fencing while Loyola Marymount won an individual track title. San Diego picked up a pair of Division II team tennis crowns and Pepperdine won two track awards prior to joining the WCC. Portland captured its first national title in 1986, in NAIA cross country. Saint Mary's also won the NAIA soccer championship that year. 1993-94All-eonference Team 1993-94 Final Basketball Standings Brooks Barnhard San Diego F Gonzaga C School All wee Canaan Chatman Portland F Gonzaga 22-8 12-2 Geoff Goss Gonzaga G Pepperdine 19-11 8-6 Pepperdine F San Francisco 17-11 8-6 Wyking Jones LMU F San Diego 18-11 7-7 Chris Johnson St. Mary's G Portland 13-17 6-8 Damin Lopez Pepperdine G Santa Clara 13-14 6-8 Orlando Smart San Francisco G Saint Mary's 13-14 5-9 Gerald Walker San Francisco G Loyola Marymount 6-21 4-10 USD Honorable Mention: Doug Harris, Joe Temple 199S wee TOURNAMENT Page 29 COMBINED EVENT CREATES 14-GAME HOOP FEST The ninth annual West Coast Conference basketball tournament tips off at Santa Clara University's Toso Pavilion on March 2-6 with the WCC's auto­ matic bids to the men 's and women's NCAA tournament at stake. For the first time, the WCC's basketball tournaments are combined into one five-day, 14- game festival of hoops. This is the fourth time the women will pick their NCAA entrant via a tournament but the first time all eight schools will participate. All 16 teams take part beginning with the women's first round on Thurs­ day, March 2, with two doubleheader sessions. Session 1 starts at 12 noon and Session 2 follows at 6:00 p.m. The second game of each doubleheader tips off 30 minutes after the conclusion of the preceding game. The women continue with their semi-finals on Friday, March 3, the only action of the day. The men get underway with four games on Saturday, March 4, starting with a doubleheader at 12 noon followed by another twinbill at 6:00 p.m. The women's finalists take the day off. All men's and women's semifinalists will be re-seeded after the first round so that the highest remaining seed will play the lowest remaining seed. Sunday features a unique tripleheader for one ticket price. The women's championship game starts at 3:00 p.m. followed by the two men's semi-finals, all televised by SportsChannel. The men's championship tips off for a live ESPN national TV audience at 9:07 p.m. on Monday, March 6.

CONFERENCE CALL ON FEB. 27 FOR BRACKETS, TIMES AND ALL-CONFERNCE TEAMS The tourney official bracket and game times will be announced via a media conference call on Monday, February 27, beginning at 10:00 a.m. The league also will announce the 1995 All-Conference teams and the men's eight coaches will be on the line to take questions from the media. Call the WCC office for the teleconference telephone number.

TICKETS, TICKETS, TICKETS HEADQUARTERS Order tickets through the Santa Clara University ticket office by calling (408) Tournament Headquarters 554-4660, or by contacting the USD athletic department at (619) 260-4803. in Santa Clara is the Red Lion Ho­ tel-San Jose at 2050 Gateway ADVANCE ALL-TOURNAMENT PASS (14 GAMES) Place, near San Jose's Airport and Lower Level Only $45 just minutes from Toso Pavilion. The media rate is $69 and reserva­ SINGLE SESSION (ON SALE FEB. 27) tions may be made either through Lower Level, Men's Session $13 the league office or directly with Upper Level, Men's Session $10 the hotel at (408) 453-4000. But General Admission, Women's First/Second Round $7 don't wait too long. The reserva­ Students (All Games) $6 tion deadline is February 10.

TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE TIE-BREAKER

March 2 (Thur.) Women's Session #1 *12 Noon If there is a tie in the final standings between two Women's Session #2 *6:00 p.m. or more teams, these steps will be followed to resolve the deadlocks and determine the tourna­ March 3 (Fri.) Women's Semifinals *6:00 p.m. ment seedings: 1) Best record in head-to-head confer­ March 4 (Sat.) Men's Session #1 *12 Noon ence games between the two tied teams. Men's Session #2 *6:00 p.m. 2) Comparison of the tied teams records against each other WCC member based on de­ scending order of finish. March 5 (Sun.) Women's Championship *3:00 p.m. 3) Coin flip. Men's Semifinals *5:30 p.m. In the case of multiple ties within the standings, the tie that can be resolved by the earliest tie­ March 6 (Mon.) Men's Championship 9:07 p.m. breaker step will be broken first. The review will * All games in a session will follow the preceding game by 30 minutes. begin with the lower tie. PEOPLE TO KNOW AT USO Page 30

A Message From President Hughes

The men's basketball program is integral to the University's athletic endeavors, just as the ath­ letic program is integral to our view of education - which is that education should develop the whole person. This program moved from NCAA Division II to Division I in 1979, and each year has seen in­ creasing strength and competitive capabilities in the USD team. The University is proud of the team's accomplishments, and pleased to support the program in every way possible, including scholarship aid to our athletes, recognition of the values of the program, and promotion of intercollegiate athletics. I believe our USD team will be receiving some national atten­ tion this year, and I look forward to watching the season's events unfold. Author E. Hughes President

Universily of 6an Die8o

Sr. Sally Furay Thomas Burke Vice President - Provost Vice President - Student Affairs NCAA Faculty Representative

Fred Brooks John McNamara Msgr. J.B. Eagen Vice President - Financial Affairs Vice President - University Relations Vice President for Missions and Ministry DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS Page 31 TOM IANNACONE Director Of Athletics Tom Iannacone begins his seventh year as the University of San Diego Director of Athletics. He assumed the position September 1, 1988 after a nationwide search. The 53-year-old Iannacone has made great strides in his first six years. His accomplishments at USO include an internal reorgani­ zation of the athletic department, plus improvements in the major areas of personnel, scholarship assistance, facilities, promotions and market­ ing, fund raising, drug education, academic support, and a new univer­ sity approved plan for scholarship support and sports sponsorship. In addition, he was instrumental in USD gaining membership to the Pio­ neer Football League, which began play in 1993. Iannacone came to the University of San Diego with an im­ pressive list of credentials and a thorough knowledge of intercollegiate athletics. Prior to USO he was Director of Athletics for four years at St. Francis College in Loretto, Pennsylvania. Hard work, loyalty and dedication are just some of the words that easily describe Iannacone. His major contributions at St. Francis included the expansion of sports offerings and scholarships for both men and women, improved budgets, renovation of athletic facilities, the hiring of additional staff, and the establishment of a master plan for the future and continual development of athletics. He served on sev­ eral committees, most notably the Eastern Collegiate Athletic Confer­ ence (ECAC) Infractions committee and the Northeast Conference committee on conference development. Iannacone also served as a consultant to the NCAA I-AAA Football Com- mittee. Now that USO football is competing at the I-AA level, he is a member of the I-AA Athletic Directors Association Ex­ ecutive Committee. Prior to his tenure at St. Francis, Iannacone served as assistant athletic director at Fordham University from 1977-84. Along with his administrative duties at Fordham, he was an as­ sistant football coach for the Rams. From 1975-78, he acted as offensive coordinator and backfield coach as Fordham captured 19 victories in their final 24 games during this span. The 1977 squad was and remains the highest scoring team in Fordham his­ tory, averaging 34 points per game. In 1983 Iannacone was presented the prestigious Jack Coffey Award by the Alumni Association for outstanding contri­ butions to Fordham athletics. He also served on various Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference committees. Prior to Fordham, Iannacone taught physical education and coached track and football in the Norwalk, Ridgefield and New Milford (CT) school districts from 1964-76. He made his collegiate football coaching debut as an offensive backfield coach at Western Connecticut State University in 1974. A 1964 graduate of the University of Connecticut, Iannacone received his master of science degree in physical edu­ cation from Southern Connecticut State University in 1973. Tom and his wife, Cynthia, have three children: Tom Jr., Jennifer and Eric. Both Tom Jr. and Jennifer are recent gradu­ ates of USO while Eric is in his senior year here. ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT STAFF Page 32

DanYourg Regina Sullivan Ky Snyder John Martin Gary Becker Assistant Athletic Director Assistant Athletic Director Dir.,Athletic Development Director Facilities Dir.,Intramural/Rec.

Daniel Jankowski Carolyn Greer Pete McMahon Suzie Higgins Assistant SID Athletic Trainer Assistant AthleticTrainer Assistant Athletic Trainer

Wayne Jacobs Joan Wolf Kim Nowak Strength Coach Asst. Summer Camp Dir. Academic Support

Kathy Marpe John Cunningham Brian Fogarty Sue Snyder Women's Basketball Baseball Football Volleyball

Seamus McFadden Tony da Luz Ed Collins Sherri Stephens Frank Cates Men's Soccer Women's Soccer Men's Tennis Women's Tennis Golf

Lin Adams Brooks Dagman Leeanne Crain Bill Morgan Andy Berg Softball Men's Crew Women's Crew Swimming Asst. Intramural Director PRIMARY MEDIA OUTLETS

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VISTA MORNING PRESS KSDO 1130 AM TOM SAXE, Sports Editor Bruce Binkowski Brad Hollingsworth 5050 Murphy Canyon Road P.O. Box 2168 San Diego, CA 92123 Vista, CA 92085-2168 (6 19) 560-6671 FAX: 285-4364 ···· MED/A I. INFORMATION ) KFMB 760 AM ...All req; ;;tsfor ..crederiti~ls shrit!d ~.e mad; at least one day in CLIFF ALBERT, Sports Director a(ly~nc~. P,s!es wii, be leftJ.lt Will Ca.II. Cpmula,tive statistics and Rick Hill game programs .:will be. furllished before .. the game. After the gallle, 7677 Engineer Road coach~s and players will be available a~er a.10-minute cooling down San Diego, CA 92111 peri~d> Ap~ro~Jllat~ly 10 Jllinutes after the gam~, a final box.with (6 19) 495-8670 FAX: 571-4817 sta.ts and play-by... p!aywill be available~ •. .. Seatipg Jot me.(lia .. :Willrbe at .floor J~vel, alollg. co~!!Side, Jhe XTRA 690 AM samf side .~J?o.th team b~nches. To insure a seat, please nqtify the LEE HAMILTON, Sports Director SIJtoffice at J~ast one day in advance. . . Jim Rome, Steve Hartman .·· .·· 489 1 Pacific Highway •··•·• .A fax machine/phone are avai.lable .on a fi11t-cqme, first;;:s~rve San Diego, CA 92110-4802 bas.is.in the SID office. Tuo ph9ne lines are available .. for visitingra­ (6 19) 291-2912 FAX: 294-2916 dio at a fee/ .The press row phone number is (619) 278-06~. ·•···•· There are no player interviews on game days untilthe c9mple­ ti.on 9f the coIJtest. Media interested in interviewing e!.ther the.... coaches or players, or in attending practices, pl~asecontactTedGo~enat(619) 260-4745. 1994-95 USD BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Sat. Nov. 19 CAIRNES, AUSTRALIA (EX.) 7:00 pm Tue. Nov. 22 IDGH FIVE AMERICA (EX.) 7:00 pm ~,, "- .n a ., ( ) 0 :> '> ) ~O PP1 Sat. Dec. 3 UNIV. OF NOTRE DAME# 7:30 pm at San Diego Sports Arena Thu. Dec. 8 CS DOMINGUEZ HILLS 7:30 pm Sat. Dec. 10 UC IRVINE 7:00 pm ., , pm U LI C Jl L or t'le I-' ~u1c :3t) pr h f) 1 t r r I " ; .(V) pm '> '> ) Tue. Jan. 3 YALE UNIVERSITY 7:00 pm • ', L ':( pn Thu.Jan. 12 GONZAGA* 7:00 pm Sat. Jan. 14 PORTLAND* 7:00 pm "1. L I IL pl r lu I, r * 7 ) P' Tue. Jan. 24 CAL POLY SLO 7:00 pm Sat. Jan. 28 SAN FRANCISCO* 7:30 pm Thu. Feb. 2 SANTA CLARA* 7:00 pm Sat. Feb. 4 ST. MARY'S* 7:00 pm .., s fa 7 00 pm "> L S n a C ~ra 2.00 pm Thu. Feb. 16 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT* 7:00 pm Sat. Feb. 18 PEPPERDINE* 7:00 pm 'L.., Pvr nJ 7:00 pm S~ '·L ,-, a C ,nzaga 8·00 pm Tue. Feb. 28 CS NORTHRIDGE 7:00 pm S-M Mar. 4-6 WCC Tournament TBA at Santa Clara, CA

*Denete, \\ C( c.ontt,t #Den Hts game at SD Sports Arena. ® All Hvme G me BOLD CAPITALS are Universily of 6an Die8o pl.l\ed .it l SD Sp s Center (2,500)