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2011-12 Pac-12 Men's Basketball Scoreboard For Immediate Release: April 10, 2012 Contacts: Dave Hirsch ([email protected]), Sarah Kezele ([email protected]) 2011-12 PAC-12 MEN’S BASKETBALL FINAL STANDINGS PAC-12 OVERALL W-L Pct. Home Away W-L Pct. Home Away Neut. AP Coach vs. T25 Streak Washington 14-4 .778 8-1 6-3 24-11 .686 18-2 6-5 0-4 - - 0-2 Lost 1 California 13-5 .722 8-1 5-4 24-10 .706 17-1 5-6 2-3 - - 0-2 Lost 2 Oregon 13-5 .722 7-2 6-3 24-10 .706 17-3 7-5 0-2 - - 0-1 Lost 1 Arizona 12-6 .667 7-2 5-4 23-12 .657 14-4 6-5 3-3 - - 0-1 Lost 2 Colorado 11-7 .611 8-1 3-6 24-12 .667 14-2 4-7 6-3 - - 1-1 Lost 1 UCLA 11-7 .611 8-1 3-6 19-14 .576 14-4 3-7 2-3 - - 0-2 Lost 1 Stanford 10-8 .556 7-2 3-6 26-11 .686 17-3 5-6 4-2 - - 0-1 Won 5 Oregon State 7-11 .389 5-4 2-7 21-15 .583 14-6 4-7 3-2 - - 0-1 Lost 1 Washington State 7-11 .389 5-4 2-7 19-18 .514 13-4 5-10 1-4 - - 0-1 Lost 2 Arizona State 6-12 .333 5-4 1-8 10-21 .323 7-10 2-8 1-3 - - 0-0 Lost 1 Utah 3-15 .167 3-6 0-9 6-25 .194 6-9 0-12 0-4 - - 0-0 Lost 3 USC 1-17 .056 1-8 0-9 6-26 .188 4-12 1-12 1-2 - - 0-0 Lost 10 STELLAR POSTSEASON, NIT TITLE COLORADO WINS PAC-12 TOURNAMENT TITLE. HIGHLIGHT PAC-12 MEN’S BASKETBALL . In its debut season in the Pac-12, COLORADO became the !rst league team to win four tourna- ment games to capture the Conference’s postseason PAC-12 ROLLS THROUGH THE POSTSEASON. The Pac-12 posted crown. Senior G Carlon Brown, the Pac-12 Tourna- a 17-8 (.680) record in postseason play. That equals the most wins ever ment Most Outstanding Player, led the way by aver- in postseason play for the Pac-12. The league also produced 17 wins aging 15.8 points and 4.8 rebounds. The Buffaloes (17-8, .680) during the 1996-97 season in which Arizona won the na- earned the league’s automatic NCAA Tournament bid tional title. No other conference won more games during the 2011-12 and knocked off No. 23 UNLV in second round action. postseason. It was the !rst NCAA Tournament win for the Buffa- loes since 1997. STANFORD CAPTURES NIT CROWN. The STANFORD Cardinal put together an impressive postseason run that resulted in the Pac-12’s sixth ever NIT title. Sophomore G Aaron Bright, the NIT’s Most Outstanding 2011-12 PAC-12 HONORS Player, led the Cardinal to a dominating 75-51 victory over Minnesota in the NIT championship game at Madison Square Garden. In !ve NIT PLAYER OF THE YEAR games, Bright shot 25-of-39 (.641) from the !eld, including 12-of-18 (.667) Jorge Gutierrez, California from three-point range, and 22-of-25 (.880) from the free throw line to average 16.8 points/4.2 assists. It was the second NIT title for the Cardinal, as they FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR won the 1991 NIT crown as well. With WASHINGTON’s run to the NIT Tony Wroten, Washington semi!nal, the Pac-12 tallied a 10-3 record in NIT play, the most wins ever by the Conference in the nation’s oldest postseason tournament. DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR Jorge Gutierrez, California WASHINGTON STATE REACHES CBI CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES. WASHINGTON STATE narrowly missed out on becoming the third Pac- MOST IMPROVED PLAYER OF THE YEAR 12 team in four years to capture a postseason title in the College Basket- Brock Motum, Washington State ball Invitational (Oregon State in 2009; Oregon in 2011). Despite playing the three-game championship series without junior F Brock Motum, the COACH OF THE YEAR Pac-12’s Most Improved Player and the league’s leading scorer (18.0 Lorenzo Romar, Washington ppg), the Cougars fell just short to Pittsburgh, two games to one. (Complete list of honors on page four of this release) PACIFIC LIFE PAC-12 TOURNAMENT RESULTS POSTSEASON HONORS Wed., Mar. 7 Session 1 (5,973) USBWA ALL-DISTRICT VIII #9 Oregon State 69, #8 Washington State 64 André Roberson, So., Colorado OSU: Collier 19 pts/7-8 FG/6 reb, Burton 15 pts/5 reb, Moreland 9 pts/12 reb WSU: Motum 18 pts/6 reb, Capers 14 pts/8 reb, Moore 10 pts/10 ast USBWA ALL-DISTRICT IX #5 UCLA 55, #12 USC 55 Jared Cunningham, Jr., Oregon State USC: Wesley 13 pts/7 reb, Jackson 11 pts, M. Jones 7 pts/6 reb/5 ast Kyle Fogg, Sr., Arizona UCLA: L. Jones 15 pts, T. Wear 12 pts/8 reb, D. Wear 8 pts/10 reb Jorge Gutierrez, Sr., California Session 2 (6,747) Brock Motum, Jr., Washington State #7 Stanford 85, #10 Arizona State 65 Terrence Ross, So., Washington ASU: Creekmur 13 pts, Bachynski 11 pts STAN: Randle 30 pts/6-8 3FG/3 stl, Bright 11 pts/5 ast, Mann 10 pts Tony Wroten, Fr., Washington #6 Colorado 53, #11 Utah 41 UTAH: Washburn 11 pts/6 reb/5 blk, Hines 8 pts/6 reb NABC ALL-DISTRICT IX COLO: Roberson 20 pts/11 reb, Brown 15 pts/8 reb/4 stl, Dinwiddie 10 pts First Team Jorge Gutierrez, Sr., California Thur., Mar. 8 Jared Cunningham, Jr., Oregon State Session 3 (8,780) Terrence Ross, So., Washington #9 Oregon State 86, #1 Washington 84 Solomon Hill, Jr., Arizona OSU: Collier 19 pts/7 reb, Cunningham 18 pts/10 reb/8 ast, Starks 14 pts Brock Motum, Jr., Washington State WASH: Wroten 29 pts/7 reb, Wilcox 16 pts, Ross 15 pts/5 reb #4 Arizona 66, #5 UCLA 58 Second Team UCLA: L. Jones 17 pts/5 reb, Anderson 14 pts/4 reb/4 ast, T. Wear 10 pts/6 reb ARIZ: Hill 25 pts/12 reb/3 stl, Perry 16 pts/12 reb, Fogg 13 pts/3 reb Tony Wroten, Fr., Washington Session 4 (9,317) André Robertson, So., Colorado #2 California 77, #7 Stanford 71 Allen Crabbe, So., California STAN: Zimmerman 22 pts/7 reb, Randle 19 pts/5 reb/4 ast Lazeric Jones, Sr., UCLA CAL: Gutierrez 22 pts/6 reb/7 ast, Kamp 17 pts/8 reb, Cobbs 15 pts/6 reb/4 ast E.J. Singler, Jr., Oregon #6 Colorado 63, #9 Oregon 62 ORE: Woods 14 pts/4 reb/4 ast, Joseph 12 pts/8 reb, Emory 11 pts/6 reb COLO: Brown 18 pts, Roberson 12 pts/10 reb, Dufault 9 pts 2011-12 POSTSEASON Fri., Mar. 9 VICTORIES - BY CONFERENCE Session 5 (11,615) #4 Arizona 72, #9 Oregon State 61 OSU: Nelson 19 pts/3 reb, Collier 15 pts/8 reb, Cunningham 14 pts/4 ast/3 stl 1. Pac-12 ............. 17-8 (.680) ARIZ: Fogg 22 pts/8 reb, Perry 16 pts/11 reb, Hill 12 pts/3 stl 2. Big Ten ............. 17-9 (.654) #6 Colorado 70, #2 California 59 3. Big East .......... 17-11 (.607) CAL: Crabbe 18 pts/5 reb/4 ast, Cobbs 15 pts/6 reb/4 ast, Gutierrez 10 pts/4 reb COLO: Roberson 17 pts/9 reb, Brown 17 pts/5 reb/4 stl, Dufault 15 pts 4. SEC .................. 11-7 (.611) 5. Big 12 .............. 10-6 (.625) Sat., Mar. 10 - Pac-12 Tournament Championship 6. ACC .................... 8-6 (.571) Session 6 (11,167) #6 Colorado 53, #4 Arizona 51 COLO: Dinwiddie 14 pts/4-4 3FG, Brown 13 pts/4 reb, Roberson 10 pts/11 reb ARIZ: Fogg 14 pts, Hill 13 pts/5 reb, Perry 11 pts/8 reb 20-WIN SEASONS. A record Pac-12 Tournament Recap: Colorado became the !rst team to win four straight tour- tying seven Pac-12 teams have nament games to capture the Pac-12 Tournament hardware. Colorado’s André won at least 20 games this sea- Roberson set a Tournament record with 41 rebounds. He also became CU’s single- son, equalling the mark set dur- season record holder during the Utah game, passing Pac-12 Hall of Honor inductee ing the 2008-09 season. In addi- Burdette Haldorson (1954-55, 346). Roberson has 377 rebounds this season. tion, for the !rst time ever, !ve or STANFORD’s Chasson Randle set a Pac-12 Tournament single-game record fo the most points scored by a freshman with 30 in its win over Arizona State. more teams have posted at least 24 wins this year. Paci!c Life Pac-12 All-Tournament: Jared Cunningham, Jr., Oregon State Kyle Fogg, Sr., Arizona Solomon Hill, Jr., Arizona Jesse Perry, Sr., Arizona André Roberson, So., Colorado Carlon Brown, Sr., Colorado - Most Outstanding Player PAC-12 BASKETBALL WEEKLY RELEASE // April 10, 2012 2 PAC-12 NOTES ARIZONA - The NIT appearance was the program’s 27th postseason appear- STANFORD - Reached the postseason for the 23rd time, the sixth time in ance in the last 28 years. At 12-6 in league play, Arizona has posted a win- the NIT. The Cardinal now have captured two NIT crowns (1991, 2012). ning record in Pac-12 play in 26 of the last 28 seasons.
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