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12-13 Bball 11/20/02 12:34 AM Page 12 12-13 bball 11/20/02 12:34 AM Page 12 12B Arizona Daily Wildcat Basketball Guide Thursday, November 21, 2002 Meet the Team Men’s Basketball COACHES profiles by Maxx Wolfson Lute Olson Jim Rosborough Rodney Tention Josh Pastner Head coach Assoc. head coach Asst. head coach Asst. coach Entering his 20th sea- In his sixth season at The former UA son at Arizona, he Entering his 14th has 18 consecutive year at Arizona, UA, he works with player was promot- NCAA Tournament Rosborough posted a the guards, helps ed to assistant appearances, nine 3-1 record as the with the scouting of coach this season. Pacific 10 Conference head coach at UA in opponents and does As a player, Pastner titles and the nation’s game-day prepara- never played in a Olson’s short best winning per- tions. He is also of game the Wildcats absence during the centage over the past the main recruiters. lost (42-0). 15 seasons. 2000-2001. THE PLAYERS Hassan Adams Rick Anderson Will Bynum Chris Dunn Isaiah Fox Channing Frye Jason Gardner Freshman Senior Sophomore Freshman Sophomore Sophomore Senior Guard, No. 21 Forward, No. 33 Guard, No. 3 Forward, No. 44 Center, No. 2 Center, No. 45 Guard, No. 22 After his 6.4 point Adams, who As a junior, he aver- Dunn will redshirt The Santa Monica, The All-Pac-10 The preseason All- average last season, prepped at aged 13.1 points this season, hoping Calif., native Freshman honoree American is on pace the high-flyer from Westchester High in and 7.1 rebounds. to add weight and (Crossroads High averaged 9.5 points to finish his career Chicago (Crane Tech Inglewood, Calif., Anderson is the gain more experi- School) averaged and 6.3 rebounds in with 2,000 points, Prep High School) averaged 18.3 points, oldest player on the 4.4 points and 4.0 his first season in the 350 three-point has matured enough ence in Olson’s 5.4 rebounds and 3.1 rebounds in nine desert and led the field-goals, 600 Wildcat roster in the offseason to system as a assists as a senior starts during his conference in field assists and 200 (8-10-79). increase his numbers. practice player. freshman campaign. goal percentage. steals. Andre Iguodala Dennis Latimore Jason Ranne Chris Rodgers Salim Stoudamire Fil Torres Luke Walton Freshman Sophomore Junior Freshman Sophomore Senior Senior Forward, No. 24 Forward, No. 34 Guard, No. 11 Guard, No. 13 Guard, No. 20 Guard, No. 12 Forward, No. 4 Iguodala can play Olson calls Latimore In the offseason, he He averaged an The sharp-shooting The Lisle, Ill., native The preseason All- any position, but one of the hardest was awarded a schol- Oregon state-best left-hander from Lake played two minutes working players on American averaged will likely see the arship. He will be 26.6 points and 5.2 Oswego High School the team. He aver- for the Wildcats last 15.7 points per most time at small counted on to come rebounds, 3.0 in Portland, Ore., was season. Olson said game and 6.2 assists aged 10.4 points and named the Pac-10 forward. Originally 7.4 rebounds during off the bench and be assists and 2.4 that Torres is a guy last year, over 10 Freshman Player of committed to the 10-game ready to knock down steals in high who really under- points more than his the Year last year. Arkansas. Australian trip. a 3-pointer. school. stands his role. sophomore season. By Class: By Height: 6-8: Illinois: Seniors (4): 5-10: Dennis Latimore, Luke Walton Will Bynum, Andre Iguodala, Rick Anderson, Jason Will Bynum, Jason Gardner 6-9: Fil Torres 2002-03 Gardner, Fil Torres, Luke Walton 6-1: Rick Anderson, Isaiah Fox Indiana: Juniors (1): Salim Stoudamire 6-10: Jason Gardner Wildcat Jason Ranne 6-2: Channing Frye Kansas: Breakdowns Sophomores (5): Fil Torres Dennis Latimore Will Bynum, Isaiah 6-4: By State: New Mexico: Fox, Channing Frye, Dennis Hassan Adams, Jason Ranne, Arizona: Chris Dunn Oklahoma Latimore, Salim Stoudamire Chris Rodgers Channing Frye : Freshmen (4): 6-6: Jason Ranne California: Hassan Adams, Chris Andre Iguodala Oregon: Hassan Adams, Rick Dunn, Andre Iguodala, 6-7: Chris Rodgers, Chris Rodgers Chris Dunn Anderson, Isaiah Fox, Luke Walton Salim Stoudamire 12-13 bball 11/20/02 12:36 AM Page 13 Thursday, November 21, 2002 Basketball Guide Arizona Daily Wildcat 13B Starters* X X Rick Anderson Luke Walton Forward X Forward Channing Frye Center X X Hassan Adams Jason Gardner Shooting Guard Point Guard Men’s Basketball DAVID HARDEN/Arizona Daily Wildcat 2002-03 Schedule Depth Chart 11/23 WESTERN KENTUCKY 2 P.M. 11/27 NORTHERN ARIZONA 6:30 P.M. 12/03 SAINT LOUIS 7 P.M. O O 12/07 @ SAN DIEGO STATE 7 P.M. Will Bynum Salim Stoudamire Chris Rodgers Jason Ranne 12/15 TEXAS 2:30 P.M. Point Guards Fil Torres Shooting Guards 12/21 @ LOUISIANA STATE 6 P.M. 12/28 DAVIDSON 4 P.M. 12/30 BOSTON U./FLORIDA STATE TBA O 01/02 @ OREGON TBA Isaiah Fox 01/04 @ OREGON STATE 9 P.M. Center 01/09 WASHINGTON STATE 8:30 P.M. O O Andre Iguodala Dennis Latimore 01/11 WASHINGTON 5 P.M. Chris Dunn** Forward Forwards 01/16 @ USC 8:30 P.M. *As of Nov. 19 01/18 @ UCLA 4 P.M. ** Will redshirt Reserves* 01/22 ARIZONA STATE 7:30 P.M. SAUL LOEB/ Arizona Daily 01/25 @ KANSAS 11 A.M. Wildcat Senior 01/30 STANFORD 6:30 P.M. forward Rick Anderson 02/01 CALIFORNIA 5 P.M. attempts to control a 02/06 @ WASHINGTON 8:30 P.M. tortoise at Reid Park Zoo Friday. 02/08 @ WASHINGTON STATE 8 P.M. Anderson is one of 02/13 UCLA 8:30 P.M. the three senior tri- 02/15 USC 11 A.M. captains, along with Jason 02/22 ARIZONA STATE 7 P.M. Gardner and Luke 02/27 @ CALIFORNIA 8:30 P.M. Walton. He was the team’s 03/01 @ STANFORD 5 P.M. leading rebounder 03/08 OREGON 2 P.M. last year. * All games are local time.
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