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2013-14 PAC-12 MEN’S FINAL STANDINGS

PAC-12 OVERALL W-L Pct. Home Away W-L Pct. Home Away Neut. AP Coach vs. T25 Streak Arizona (NCAA) 15-3 .833 9-0 6-3 33-5 .868 18-0 8-3 7-2 4 5 2-1 L 1 UCLA* (NCAA) 12-6 .667 7-2 5-4 28-9 .757 16-2 5-5 7-2 20 23 2-3 L 1 Oregon (NCAA) 10-8 .556 6-3 4-5 24-10 .706 15-3 5-5 4-2 33 - 1-3 L 1 Colorado (NCAA) 10-8 .588 7-2 3-6 23-12 .657 16-2 5-6 2-4 - - 2-6 L 2 Stanford (NCAA) 10-8 .556 6-3 4-5 23-13 .639 12-4 6-5 5-4 - - 5-1 L 1 Arizona State (NCAA) 10-8 .556 8-1 2-7 21-12 .636 16-1 4-7 1-4 - - 2-2 L 4 California (NIT) 10-8 .529 5-4 5-4 21-14 .600 15-4 5-7 1-3 - - 2-3 L 1 Utah (NIT) 9-9 .500 7-2 2-7 21-12 .636 18-2 2-9 1-1 - - 1-4 L 2 9-9 .500 7-2 2-7 17-15 .531 14-4 3-8 0-3 - - 1-3 L 1 Oregon State (CBI) 8-10 .444 6-3 2-7 16-16 .500 12-5 3-9 1-2 - - 0-3 L 2 Washington State 3-15 .167 3-6 0-9 10-21 .323 8-8 1-10 1-3 - - 0-3 L 1 USC 2-16 .111 1-8 1-8 11-21 .344 8-8 2-10 1-2 - - 0-2 L 2

* - Pac-12 Tournament Champion

PAC-12 MEN’S BASKETBALL SENDS THREE TEAMS TO SWEET SIXTEEN Arizona Reaches Elite Eight, Achieved No. 1 Ranking Eight Consecutive Weeks Arizona’s Johnson, UCLA’s Anderson Collect All-America Honors

• The ARIZONA Wildcats captured their 13th Pac-12 regular season title, and first since the 2011 season, while the UCLA Bruins won their fourth Pac-12 Tournament title as they defeated Arizona in the championship game, 75-71.

• A league-record eight teams posted 20-wins during the 2013-14 campaign. The highly-competitive Pac-12 season rewarded the league with a record-tying six teams (ARIZONA, ARIZONA STATE, COLORADO, OREGON, STANFORD, UCLA) selected to participate in NCAA Tourna- ment. Arizona obtained a coveted No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament. It was the first time a Pac-12 team earned one of the four No. 1 seeds since UCLA in 2008, and the sixth time the Wildcats were the Tournament’s No. 1 seed. The Pac-12 showed it was worthy of the six selections as it compiled a 8-6 record in the NCAA Tournament with Arizona, Stanford and UCLA each reaching the Sweet Sixteen, with the Wildcats advancing to the Elite Eight before dropping a one- overtime decision to Wisconsin. The eight wins in the NCAA Tournament were the most by the league since it posted an identical 8-6 mark in 2008.

• Arizona’s Nick Johnson and , and UCLA’s Kyle Anderson picked up several All-America honors as Johnson earned consensus honors after being selected first team All-America by USBWA, NABC and The Sporting News, as well as the Wooden Award All-America team.

• New look in 2014-15 for two Pac-12 teams as will take over the reigns at WASHINGTON STATE and CALIFORNIA will have a new successor to replace Mike Montgomery, who retired after 32 years as a college head coach. Montgomery compiled a 677-316 record in 32 seasons (eight at Montana, 18 at Stanford, and six at California). His 282 wins in league play were third only to Hall-of-Famers Arizona’s (327) and UCLA’s (305). On April 15, California hired to replace Montgomery. Meanwhile, Kent returns to the coaching ranks for the first time since he was at Oregon from 1998-2010. Kent’s career record stands at 325-254 in 19 seasons as a head coach. PAC-12 HONORS Player of the Year Most Improved Player of the Year Nick Johnson, Arizona Anthony Brown, Stanford Freshman of the Year Scholar-Athlete of the Year Aaron Gordon, Arizona , Stanford Defensive Player of the Year John Wooden Coach of the Year Jordan Bachynski, Arizona State , Arizona PAC-12 TOURNAMENT RECAP NCAA TOURNAMENT UCLA Bruins Capture Pac-12 Tournament Crown Pac-12 Notes LAS VEGAS – On paper, Saturday’s Pac-12 Tournament championship game between tournament No. 1 seed Arizona and No. 2 UCLA looked like a relatively even matchup. But no scouting could predict just how close the Bruins’ All-Time Pac-12 No. 1 seeds 75-71 win over the Wildcats would play out. (seeding started in 1979): The two squads combined for only 15 turnovers in a game that provided great drama from the opening tip. It was 1979 - UCLA decided by a mere few missed Arizona opportunities and clutch plays by UCLA -- the kinds of plays that scouting 1981 - Oregon State reports cannot foresee. 1988 - Arizona “Everybody always focuses on the last play or last plays,” Arizona coach Sean Miller said. “There were 150 in the 1989 - Arizona game that could have tilted it in either person’s favor. 1992 - UCLA “It was a war from start to finish.” 1995 - UCLA UCLA took an early lead, weathered a strong Arizona middle 20 minutes, and kicked all the way through the finish 1998 - Arizona line – forward Travis Wear running half the length of the court and diving on the court for a loose ball in the last two minutes represented the intensity of the game as a whole. 2000 - Arizona, Stanford 2001 - Stanford The scoreboard read 68-all with 3:40 left in the game, and it remained there for the next three minutes as two fatigued teams clawed at one another on the defensive end. 2003 - Arizona 2004 - Stanford It was UCLA that benefitted the most despite Arizona coming in as the known defensive power. Armed with four timeouts in the final four minutes, UCLA coach asked his team to play one one-minute battle at a time. 2005 - Washington 2008 - UCLA “We’ll break it up into maybe four one-minute games, but let’s go as hard as we can,” he said. “We’ll give you Sunday, Monday off, but let’s get after it here in these last four minutes.” 2013 - Arizona The Bruins took three UA turnovers in the final three minutes and after the final Arizona miscue finally made the Wildcats pay. Out of a timeout with 43 seconds left, hit a difficult three-point shot above the left side NCAA Participants of the arc, and Arizona couldn’t convert on three consecutive three-point looks to force overtime. UCLA hit its free by Conference throws down the stretch to make it a two-possession game. Big 12: 7 “It’s our money play,” Alford said of the drawn-up look for Adams. “It’s a 2-for-1 situation. I don’t like giving the other Pac-12: 6 team, a team like that, the last shot.” Big Ten: 6 Adams finished with 19 points, but teammate Anderson was at the forefront of the Bruins’ success. He scored 21, Atlantic 10: 6 grabbed 15 rebounds, and dolled out five assists. American: 5 “I got news for whoever draws them in the NCAA Tournament,” Miller said. “Kyle Anderson and Jordan Adams – ACC: 5 good luck.” Big East: 4 Arizona’s troubles bit them and it struggled to score with the game in the balance. The Wildcats’ only SEC: 3 score in the final five minutes came on a late three-pointer by Nick Johnson, which cut a five-point deficit to two Mountain West: 2 with less than a second remaining. West Coast: 2 Arizona opened the game with a starting lineup change. Rondae Hollis-Jefferson was in and Gabe York was out, and the Wildcats’ offense struggled to get looks without many shooters on the court. UCLA led 14-3 early and forced Sweet Sixteen Appearances: A Pac-12 three early turnovers, but Arizona’s Elliott Pitts and Gabe York opened things up off the bench, hitting 4-for-6 from team has reached the Sweet Sixteen in deep to allow for more space for Aaron Gordon and Kaleb Tarczewski to operate inside. nine of the last 10 NCAA Tournaments, By halftime, the Bruins’ lead was down to 43-40, but their offense was smoking by hitting 58 percent of its shots. and 24 of the last 27 NCAA Tourna- That cooled to 43 percent for the game as Arizona held their opponents to just 26 percent shooting in the second half, but it wasn’t enough. ments. Since 1975 when the NCAA Tournament expanded the field to 32 The Wildcats tied the game at 46 on a dunk by Tarczewski, and the rest of the second half was a back-and-forth affair. The two squads had seven ties and 10 lead changes, most of which came in the final 20 minutes. teams, Arizona and UCLA have each appeared in 17 Sweet Sixteens, while Nick Johnson led the Wildcats with 22 points and Gordon added 11 points, eight rebounds and eight assists. Both teams await their NCAA tournament fate on Sunday, and both see the Pac-12 Championship as a valuable lesson. Stanford has appeared in five. “To be able to score 75 on this team, we’ve actually done it twice this year,” Alford said. “And I think Arizona’s the best defensive team we’ve played all year. But we haven’t beaten them. Beating them gives these guys the momentum, the confidence of knowing not only can we play with anybody, we can beat anybody.” - Kevin Zimmerman, special to Pac-12.com

Pac-12 Tournament Las Vegas, Nev. - MGM Grand Garden Arena (capacity: 12,916) Wed., March 12 Fri., March 14 Session 1 (attendance: 8,734) Session 5 (attendance: 12,916) Utah 67, Washington 61 Arizona 63, Colorado 43 Colorado 59, USC 56 UCLA 84, Stanford 59 Session 2 (attendance: 9,047) Oregon 88, Oregon State 74 Sat., March 15 Stanford 74, Washington State 63 Championship (attendance: 12,916) UCLA 75, Arizona 71 Thurs., March 13 Session 3 (attendance: 12,916) All-Tournament Team Arizona 71, Utah 39 Aaron Gordon, Arizona Colorado 59, California 56 Nick Johnson, Arizona Session 4 (attendance: 12,916) , Colorado UCLA 82, Oregon 63 , Oregon Stanford 79, Arizona State 58 Chasson Randle, Stanford Kyle Anderson, UCLA - Most Outstanding Player

PAC-12 BASKETBALL WEEKLY RELEASE // April 23, 2014 2 PAC-12 MEN’S BASKETBALL RECAP ARIZONA: The Wildcats won their 13th conference title... It’s the fifth 30-win STANFORD: It’s the 17th NCAA Tournament appearance for the Cardinal. The season in UA history, while the 33 wins are the second most in school history Cardinal reached the Sweet Sixteen for the fifth time, and first since the 2008 (1988, 35-3). It’s the 35th 20-win season, 25th in the last 27 seasons... Made Tournament... Redshirt junior G Anthony Brown picked up Pac-12 Most Im- their 31st NCAA Tournament appearance... ‘Cats hauled in several league hon- proved Player honors in a vote of the league coaches. Brown, who had a career ors with junior G Nick Johnson (16.3 ppg) claiming Pac-12 Player of the Year, average of 6.6 ppg entering the season, is third on the team averaging 12.3 freshman F Aaron Gordon (12.4 ppg/8.0 rpg) Pac-12 Freshman of the Year, ppg. He leads the team, and is third in the Pac-12, shooting .453 from three- and Sean Miller Pac-12 Coach of the Year... Arizona ranked among the top ten point range. . . Senior F earned Pac-12 All-Defensive Team ac- nationally in scoring defense (6th - 58.6 ppg), margin (9th - +7.1), de- colades for the third consecutive season and is now Stanford’s all-time leading fensive percentage (4th - .380), scoring margin (5th - +14.3)... ‘Cats shot-blocker (190)... Senior F Dwight Powell (853 rebounds) and Huestis (834 were ranked in the AP top five each week since Nov. 18, including an eight- rebounds) stand seventh and eighth on Stanford’s career rebounding list... week stretch at No. 1... ARIZONA was perfect at home this season, posting a Huestis (1,019 points), Powell (1,465 points) and junior G Chasson Randle 18-0 mark. The Wildcats have won 21 straight in McKale . (1,652) are the first trio of Cardinal to each record 1,000 points during their career in the same season. ARIZONA STATE: Won at least 20 games in five of the last seven seasons un- der head coach . In the 25 years prior to his arrival in Tempe, ASU UCLA: The Bruins earned their fourth Pac-12 Tournament crown... The Bru- had three 20-win seasons (1990, 1995, 2003). Senior C Jordan Bachynski, ins made their 46th NCAA Tournament appearance... It’s the seventh 20-win the Pac-12 Defensive Player of the Year, bettered the Pac-12 single-season season over the last nine years, 48th overall... All-Pac-12 sophomore G Kyle record for blocked shots he set a year ago with 133 rejections (NCAA-leading Anderson averaged closer to a triple-double than any other player in the nation, 4.03 bpg). His career total of 314 blocked shots is a Pac-12 career record... with 14.6 ppg, while logging 8.8 rebounds and 6.5 assists per game. He led all All-Pac-12 sophomore G Jahii Carson’s two-year scoring total stands at 1,261 Pac-12 players with 16 double-doubles and is the only player in the conference points. Only two Sun Devils reached 1,000 points quicker than sophomore G to rank in the top five in rebounds (8.8), assists (6.6) and steals (1.8). . . All- Jahii Carson who did it in his 55th game (Ike Diogu - 50th game; James Hard- Pac-12 sophomore G Jordan Adams led the Bruins in scoring with 17.4 ppg. en - 52nd game) In two seasons, Adams has amassed 1,131 career points. His 95 steals (2.6 spg) this season are third on the Pac-12 single-season list and are the most by CALIFORNIA: Cal posted its fifth 20-win season in the last six seasons, the a Pac-12 player since California’s (110 in 1993). 22nd 20-win season for coach Mike Montgomery in his 31-year career. On March 31, Montgomery announced his retirement. In 32 seasons as a colle- USC: Despite posting a 2-16 league mark for first-year coach , the giate head coach, he captured 677 career victories and exits the game as the Trojans received promising play from freshmen G Julian Jacobs, G Roschon 25th-winningest head men’s basketball coach with at least 10 years of expe- Prince, and forward Nikola Jovanovic. The trio combined for 581 points (18.2 rience at the Division I level in NCAA history. He ranks third on the Pac-12’s ppg) and 354 rebounds (11.1 rpg). In addition, Jacobs averaged 3.6 assists all-time conference victories list behind Arizona’s Lute Olson and UCLA’s John and 1.1 steals... Junior G Byron Wesley (17.8 ppg/6.4 rpg) led the Trojans in Wooden with 282 league wins. Montgomery enjoyed 31 winning seasons in his both scoring and rebounding. His 17.8 ppg average was the highest by a Trojan 32 years as a collegiate head coach... All-Pac-12 senior G Justin Cobbs (15.7 since O.J. Mayo averaged 20.7 ppg in 2008. ppg) tallied 531 assists in 102 career games. He finished his three-year Cal ca- reer second on the school’s all-time list. Cobbs is one of just three Golden UTAH: The Utes were a 20-game winner for the first time since 2009... Utah Bears in school history to record at least 1,400 career points (1,469) and 500 collected 222 steals on the season - the fourth best single-season total in career assists (531)... Senior F Richard Solomon (10.2 rpg) was the first Cal school history. All-Pac-12 junior G Delon Wright posted 82 steals in 2013-14, player to lead the league in rebounding since Leon Powe (10.1 rpg) in 2006. which were two shy of matching the school record of 84 set by Andre Miller in 1999... The versatile Wright was the only Pac-12 player to rank among the top COLORADO: At 23-12, the Buffs posted their fourth straight 20-win campaign 12 in points (15.15 ppg/10th), rebounds (6.8 rpg/12th), field goal percentage under coach . There have only been eight 20-win seasons in CU his- (.561/3rd), assists (5.3 apg/4th) and steals (2.5 spg/2nd)... The Utes were tory, and Boyle owns four. The 92 victories over his four seasons are the most 18-2 at home in 2013-14. wins in any four-year span in CU history... CU earned its record third straight NCAA Tournament berth... The Buffs opened the season at 14-3 and were WASHINGTON: Senior G C.J. Wilcox closed out his career with 1,880 points, ranked 15th before junior G suffered a season-ending knee second on the school’s career list. His 301 career three-pointers is a school injury. CU went 9-9 without Dinwiddie... Dinwiddie (1,115) and junior G Askia record and sixth all-time in the Pac-12... Freshman G Nigel Williams-Goss led Booker (1,208) both reached the 1,000-point plateau for their career during the league in double-figure scoring efforts by a freshman during conference the 2013-14 season. play with 14. He finished the season as the top scoring frosh (13.4 ppg) and set the UW freshman assist record with 140, 10 ahead of who held OREGON: Posted it’s the fourth consecutive 20-win season, which has been the record with 130. done just once in UO history (1936-39). Oregon’s 97 victories in the past four seasons breaks the program record for most wins in a four-year span. Oregon WASHINGTON STATE: Junior G DaVonté Lacy (19.4 ppg/4.2 rpg) led the won 94 games between 1935-1939. Duck senior G Johnathan Loyd finished Cougars in scoring and would have been second among all Pac-12 scorers, his career having appeared in more games (144) than any other player in Ore- but was one game shy of meeting the minimum of playing in 75 percent of gon history. Loyd moved from the locker room at Matt Knight Arena to one ad- his team’s games. Lacy three-point shooting.... Senior F D.J. Shelton (10.1 jacent to Autzen Stadium as he will work out with the Oregon football team this ppg/9.6 rpg) posted the best rebound average by a Cougar since Carlos Daniel spring... Junior G Joseph Young (18.9 ppg) scored 645 points during the 2013- pulled down a league-leading 10.1 rpg in 1998. Shelton tallied 10 double-dou- 14 season, the most by a Duck since Luke Jackson (656 points) in 2003-04. bles over the final 14 games.

OREGON STATE: With an 8-10 Pac-12 record, the Beavers equaled their best Pac-12 underclassmen declaring for the NBA Draft (as of April 22): league finish since 1993 (the 2005 and 2009 teams also finished 8-10)... -Se Aaron Gordon, Arizona nior guard Roberto Nelson led the league in scoring (20.7 ppg). He’s the first Nick Johnson, Arizona Beaver to do so since Gary Payton in 1990 (25.7 ppg). Nelson finished his Jahii Carson, Arizona State career with 1,745 points, good for fourth on the school’s all-time list... Senior F Erik Moreland, Oregon State (has not hired agent, leaving option to return) Devon Collier finished his career with 1,489 career points, good for seventh on Kyle Anderson, UCLA OSU’s all-time list... Junior F Eric Moreland set an OSU career mark with 184 Zach LaVine, UCLA blocked shots. Moreland pulled down 205 rebounds in just 20 games (10.3 rpg). He’s the third OSU player in history to average double figure rebounds in multiple seasons.

PAC-12 BASKETBALL WEEKLY RELEASE // April 23, 2014 3 PAC-12 ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM

FIRST TEAM Name, School Yr GP Major Anthony Brown, Stanford RS Jr. 3.26 Communication John Gage, Stanford Sr. 3.65 Economics Robbie Lemons, Stanford Sr. 3.65 Economics Jeremy Olsen, Utah RS Sr. 3.77 Accounting Brandon Taylor, Utah So. 3.71 Psychology

SECOND TEAM Name, School Yr GP Major Angus Brandt, Oregon State Sr. 3.19 Exercise and Sport Science Chass Bryan, USC So. 3.33 Business Mgmt., Marketing & Related Service Junior Longrus, Washington State So. 3.22 Undeclared Stefan Nastic, Stanford RS Jr. 3.17 Psychology Chasson Randle, Stanford Jr. 3.24 African and African-American Studies

Honorable Mention Dallin Bachynski, Jr., Utah; Ben Carter, So., Oregon; Renan Lenz, Sr., Utah; Omar Oraby, Sr., USC; Dwight Powell, Sr., Stanford; Olaf Schaftenaar, So., Oregon State; Kaleb Tarczewski, So., Arizona; Dakarai Tucker, So., Utah.

PAC-12 MEN’S BASKETBALL NATIONAL HONORS

WOODEN AWARD FINALIST USBWA ALL-AMERICA NABC ALL-DISTRICT 20 - 1st Team Kyle Anderson, UCLA Nick Johnson, Arizona...... 1st Team Nick Johnson, ARIZ Nick Johnson, Arizona Kyle Anderson, UCLA THE SPORTING NEWS ALL-AMERICA Justin Cobbs, CAL NAISMITH TROPHY SEMIFINALIST Nick Johnson, Arizona...... 1st Team Jordan Adams, UCLA Nick Johnson, Arizona Kyle Anderson, UCLA...... 2nd Team C.J. Wilcox, WASH Aaron Gordon, Arizona...... 2nd Team OSCAR ROBERTSON TROPHY FINALIST NABC ALL-DISTRICT 20 - 2nd Team Kyle Anderson, UCLA NABC ALL-AMERICA Dwight Powell, STAN Nick Johnson, Arizona Nick Johnson, Arizona...... 1st Team Jahii Carson, ASU Delon Wright, UTAH WAYMAN TISDALE AWARD FINALIST ASSOCIATED PRESS ALL-AMERICA Aaron Gordon, ARIZ Aaron Gordon, Arizona Nick Johnson, Arizona...... 2nd Team Chasson Randle, STAN Kyle Anderson, UCLA...... 3rd Team FINALIST Aaron Gordon, Arizona...... HM USBWA ALL-DISTRICT VIII Kyle Anderson, UCLA Askia Booker, COLO JOHN WOODEN ALL-AMERICA Josh Scott, COLO Nick Johnson, Arizona...... 1st Team Delon Wright, UTAH

USBWA ALL-DISTRICT IX Jodan Adams, UCLA Kyle Anderson, UCLA Jordan Bachynski, ASU Jahii Carson, ASU Aaron Gordon, ARIZ Nick Johnson, ARIZ - Player of the Year C.J. Wilcox, WASH Joseph Young, ORE Sean Miller, ARIZ - Coach of the Year

PAC-12 BASKETBALL WEEKLY RELEASE // April 23, 2014 4 ALL-PAC-12 TEAM

FIRST TEAM Name School Pos Yr Ht Wt Hometown (Last School) Jordan Adams UCLA G So. 6-5 220 Atlanta, Ga. (Oak Hill Academy) Kyle Anderson UCLA G So. 6-9 230 Fairview, N.J. (St. Anthony HS) Jahii Carson ASU G So. 5-11 180 Mesa, Ariz. (Mesa HS) Justin Cobbs CAL G Sr. 6-2 195 Los Angeles, Calif. (Minnesota) Aaron Gordon ARIZ F Fr. 6-8 210 San Jose, Calif. (Archbishop Mitty) Nick Johnson ARIZ G Jr. 6-3 200 Gilbert, Ariz. (Findlay Prep) Dwight Powell STAN F Sr. 6-10 235 Toronto, Ontario, Canada (IMG Academy) Chasson Randle STAN G Jr. 6-1 180 Rock Island, Ill. (Rock Island HS) Josh Scott COLO F So. 6-10 245 Monument, Colo. (Lewis-Palmer HS) Delon Wright UTAH G Jr. 6-5 180 Lawndale, Calif. (City College of San Francisco)

SECOND TEAM Name School Pos Yr Ht Wt Hometown (Last School) Jordan Bachynski ASU C Sr. 7-2 250 Calgary, Albert, Canada (Centennial HS) T.J. McConnell ARIZ G Sr. 6-1 190 Pittsburgh, Pa. (Duquesne) Roberto Nelson OSU G Sr. 6-3 198 Santa Barbara, Calif. (Santa Barbara HS) C.J. Wilcox WASH G Sr. 6-5 195 Pleasant Grove, Utah (Pleasant Grove HS) Joe Young ORE G Jr. 6-3 185 Houston, Texas (Houston)

Honorable Mention (receiving at least three votes): Askia Booker (COLO, Jr., G), DaVonté Lacy (WSU, Jr., G), Jermaine Mar- shall (ASU, Sr., G), Mike Moser (ORE, Sr., F), Richard Solomon (CAL, Sr., F).

PAC-12 ALL-FRESHMEN TEAM

Name School Pos Ht Wt Hometown (Last School) UCLA G 6-3 180 Albuquerque, N.M. (La Cueva HS) Aaron Gordon ARIZ F 6-8 210 San Jose, Calif. (Archbishop Mitty) Rondae Hollis-Jefferson ARIZ F 6-7 205 Chester, Pa. (Chester HS) Zach LaVine UCLA G 6-5 180 Seattle, Wash. (Bothell HS) Nigel Williams-Goss WASH G 6-3 185 Happy Valley, Ore. (Findlay Prep)

Honorable Mention (receiving at least three votes): Hallice Cooke (OSU, G), Wesley Gordon (COLO, F), Jordan Mathews (CAL, G).

PAC-12 ALL-DEFENSIVE TEAM

Name School Pos Yr. Ht Wt Hometown (Last School) Jordan Bachynski ASU C Sr. 7-2 250 Calgary, Alberta, Canada (Centennial HS) Josh Huestis STAN F Sr. 6-7 230 Great Falls, Mont. (C.M. Russell HS) Nick Johnson ARIZ G Jr. 6-3 200 Gilbert, Ariz. (Findlay Prep) T.J. McConnell ARIZ G Sr. 6-1 190 Pittsburgh, Pa. (Duquesne) Delon Wright UTAH G Jr. 6-5 180 Lawndale, Calif. (City College of San Francisco)

Honorable Mention (receiving at least three votes): Jordan Adams (UCLA, So., G), David Kravish (CAL, So. F), Eric Moreland (OSU, Jr., F), (UCLA, Jr., G)

PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Nick Johnson, Arizona FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR: Aaron Gordon, Arizona DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Jordan Bachynski, Arizona State MOST IMPROVED PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Anthony Brown, Stanford JOHN WOODEN COACH OF THE YEAR: Sean Miller, Arizona

PAC-12 BASKETBALL WEEKLY RELEASE // April 23, 2014 5 PAC-12 IN THE WEEKLY RANKINGS

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ARIZ ASU CAL COLO ORE OSU STAN UCLA USC UTAH WASH WSU PRE 6/5 34/nr nr/34 30/27 19/18 nr/nr t38/nr 22/23 nr/nr nr/nr 37/nr nr/nr 11/11 6/5 34/t40 nr/t30 32/33 18/18 nr/nr t40/nr 24/24 nr/nr nr/nr t35/nr nr/nr 11/18 5/4 32/42 nr/34 37/34 17/17 nr/nr nr/nr 22/24 nr/nr nr/nr nr/nr nr/nr 11/25 4/3 34/33 nr/35 36/34 14/15 nr/nr nr/nr 19/21 nr/nr nr/nr nr/nr nr/nr 12/2 2/2 nr/nr nr/nr t35/37 13/13 nr/nr nr/nr 18/17 nr/nr nr/nr nr/nr nr/nr 12/9 1/1 nr/nr nr/nr 21/27 15/11 nr/nr nr/nr 26/23 nr/nr nr/nr nr/nr nr/nr 12/16 1/1 nr/nr nr/nr 20/24 13/11 nr/nr nr/nr 26/22 nr/nr nr/nr nr/nr nr/nr 12/23 1/1 nr/nr nr/nr 21/24 12/10 nr/nr nr/nr t33/26 nr/nr nr/t37 nr/nr nr/nr 12/30 1/1 nr/nr nr/nr 20/24 10/9 nr/nr nr/nr 32/28 nr/nr nr/nr nr/nr nr/nr 1/6 1/1 nr/nr nr/nr 15/17 17/13 nr/nr nr/nr t28/25 nr/nr nr/nr nr/nr nr/nr 1/13 1/1 nr/nr 32/t32 21/22 27/27 nr/nr nr/nr t25/25 nr/nr nr/nr nr/nr nr/nr 1/20 1/1 nr/nr 29/27 30/28 nr/32 nr/nr nr/nr 31/t33 nr/nr nr/nr nr/nr nr/nr 1/27 1/1 nr/nr nr/nr nr/nr nr/t34 nr/nr nr/nr 28/28 nr/nr nr/nr nr/nr nr/nr 2/3 2/3 nr/nr t31/35 nr/nr nr/nr nr/nr nr/nr t31/31 nr/nr nr/nr nr/nr nr/nr 2/10 2/3 t33/nr nr/nr nr/35 nr/nr nr/nr nr/nr 27/t30 nr/nr nr/nr nr/nr nr/nr 2/17 4/4 27/t32 nr/t36 nr/nr nr/nr nr/nr nr/nr 23/25 nr/nr nr/nr nr/nr nr/nr 2/24 3/3 nr/nr nr/nr nr/nr nr/nr nr/nr nr/nr 27/28 nr/nr nr/nr nr/nr nr/nr 3/3 3/3 t36/nr nr/nr t38/nr nr/nr nr/nr nr/nr 28/28 nr/nr nr/nr nr/nr nr/nr 3/10 4/4 nr/nr nr/nr nr/nr 28/29 nr/nr nr/nr 33/nr nr/nr nr/nr nr/nr nr/nr 3/17 4/5 nr/nr nr/nr nr/nr 33/nr nr/nr nr/nr 20/23 nr/nr nr/nr nr/nr nr/nr Final 4/5 nr/nr nr/nr nr/nr 33/31 nr/nr nr/24 20/15 nr/nr nr/nr nr/nr nr/nr

PAC-12 PLAYER OF THE WEEK AP Top 25 Today Top 25 11/11 , So., G, CAL (20 points/7 ast/6 reb) Mar. 17 FINAL 11/18 Roberto Nelson, Sr., G, OSU (Avg 27.5 ppg, 7.0 apg) 11/25 Jahii Carson, So., G, ASU (Avg 29.5 ppg) 1 Florida (50) 32-2 1,610 1 Connecticut (30) 32-8 791 12/2 Nick Johnson, Jr., G, ARIZ (Avg 17.5 ppg/3.5 reb/MVP of NIT) 2 Wichita State (15) 34-0 1,571 2 Kentucky (1) 29-11 759 12/9 Askia Booker, Jr., G, COLO (15 points, buzzer-beater vs. Kansas) 3 Virginia 28-6 1,430 3 Florida 36-3 735 12/16 Jordan Loveridge, So., F, UTAH (Avg 24.0 pts/6.5 reb/4.5 ast) 4 ARIZONA 30-4 1,422 4 Wisconsin 30-8 704 12/23 Chasson Randle, Jr., G, STAN (Avg 20.0 pts) 5 Louisville 29-5 1,412 5 ARIZONA 33-5 637 12/30 Roberto Nelson, Sr., G, OSU (Avg 20.0 pts, 4.7 reb, 3.3 ast) 6 Villanova 28-4 1,231 6 Michigan 28-9 594 1/6 Askia Booker, Jr., G, COLO (Avg 20.0 pts, 5.5 reb, 3.0 ast) 7 Michigan 25-8 1,162 7 Wichita State (1) 35-1 583 1/13 Justin Cobbs, Sr., G, CAL (Avg 20.0 pts, 10.0 ast, 5.5 reb) 8 Duke 26-8 1,121 8 Michigan State 29-9 553 1/20 Delon Wright, Jr., G, UTAH (Avg 17.0 pts, 7.0 reb, 5.5) 9 Iowa State 26-7 1,055 9 Louisville 31-6 545 1/27 Kyle Anderson, So., G, UCLA (Avg 15.0 pts, 9.5 reb, 7.5 ast) 10 Kansas 24-9 1,045 10 Virginia 30-7 539 2/3 Justin Cobbs, Sr., G, CAL (Avg 20.0 pts, 5.0 ast, buzzer-beater vs. ARIZ) 11 Michigan State 26-8 950 11 Iowa State 28-8 457 2/10 Jordan Bachynski, Sr., C, ASU (Avg 21.5 pts, 12.0 reb, 8.0 blk) 12 Wisconsin 26-7 892 12 San Diego State 31-5 453 2/17 Jermaine Marshall, Sr., G, ASU (29 pts in win over No. 2 Arizona) 13 San Diego State 29-4 890 13 Villanova 29-5 367 2/24 Josh Huestis, Sr., F, STAN (Avg 16.5 pts, 12.0 reb, 4.0 blk) 14 Syracuse 27-5 757 14 Kansas 25-10 341 3/3 Mike Moser, Sr., F, ORE (Avg 16.0 pts, 16.0 reb, 4.5 ast) 15 Cincinnati 27-6 720 15 UCLA 28-9 297 3/10 Mike Moser, Sr., F, ORE (16.0 ppg, 13.5 rpg) 16 Creighton 26-7 658 16 Duke 26-9 276 17 New Mexico 27-6 623 17 Syracuse 28-6 263 18 Connecticut 26-8 503 18 Baylor 26-12 246 19 North Carolina 23-9 424 18 Dayton 26-11 246 20 UCLA 26-8 413 20 Creighton 27-8 190 21 Oklahoma 23-9 265 21 North Carolina 24-10 156 22 Ohio State 25-9 167 22 Cincinnati 27-7 126 23 Baylor 24-11 148 23 Tennessee 24-13 122 24 VCU 26-8 140 24 STANFORD 23-13 104 25 Saint Louis 26-6 131 25 Saint Louis 27-7 75 Others receiving votes: Others receiving votes: 33 OREGON 31 OREGON

CONFERENCE POWER RATINGS

Sagarin - Final Team Sagarin NCAA RPI 1. Big Ten...... 83.79 ARIZ 2 2 2. Big 12...... 83.58 ASU 42 37 4. Pac-12...... 81.56 CAL 58 63 3. Atlantic Coast...... 81.53 COLO 61 34 5. Big East...... 80.63 ORE 29 28 6. Southeastern...... 80.07 OSU 101 100 7. American Athletic...... 79.87 STAN 34 41 8. Atlantic 10...... 79.26 UCLA 12 14 USC 157 176 UTAH 48 80 WASH 95 104 WSU 181 224

PAC-12 BASKETBALL WEEKLY RELEASE // April 23, 2014 6 CAREER LEADERS DOUBLE-DOUBLES 20-POINT GAMES PAC-12 Vs.: POINTS Kyle Anderson, UCLA (24)*...... 16 Roberto Nelson, OSU (33)*****.... 18 America East...... 2-0 C.J. Wilcox (Sr.), WASH...... 1,880 Josh Scott, COLO (15)...... 13 Chasson Randle, STAN (25)***.... 15 American...... 2-1 Roberto Nelson (Sr.), OSU...... 1,745 D.J. Shelton, WSU (13)...... 13 C.J. Wilcox, WASH (35)**...... 14 Atlantic Coast...... 3-7 Chasson Randle (Jr.), STAN.....1,652 Jordan Bachynski, ASU (17)*...... 12 Joseph Young, ORE (14)...... 14 Atlantic Sun...... 0-0 Devon Collier (Sr.), OSU...... 1,489 Richard Solomon, CAL (13)...... 9 Jordan Adams, UCLA (24)**...... 13 Atlantic 10...... 3-3 Justin Cobbs (Sr.) CAL...... 1,469 Aaron Gordon, ARIZ (8)...... 8 Byron Wesley, USC (16)**...... 13 Big East...... 4-5 Dwight Powell (Sr.), STAN...... 1,465 Perris Blackwell, WASH (7)...... 7 Jahii Carson, ASU (30)***^...... 12 Big Sky...... 11-0 Nick Johnson (Jr.), ARIZ...... 1,336 Josh Huestis, STAN (18)...... 7 DaVonté Lacy, WSU (15)**...... 12 Big South...... 0-1 Jahii Carson (So.), ASU...... 1,261 David Kravish, CAL (10)...... 7 Nick Johnson, ARIZ (14)...... 11 Askia Booker (Jr.), COLO...... 1,208 Eric Moreland, OSU (22)...... 7 Jermaine Marshall, ASU (11)...... 11 Big Ten...... 5-4 Byron Wesley (Jr.), USC...... 1,167 Mike Moser, ORE (7)...... 7 Justin Cobbs, CAL (23)*...... 10 Big 12...... 4-4 Jordan Adams (So.), UCLA...... 1,131 Dwight Powell, STAN (18)...... 7 Kyle Anderson, UCLA (11)...... 9 Big West...... 14-3 Spencer Dinwiddie (Jr.), COLO..1,115 Devon Collier, OSU (11)...... 6 Delon Wright, UTAH (9)...... 9 Colonial...... 4-0 DaVonté Lacy (Jr.), WSU...... 1,023 Jordan Loveridge, UTAH (10)...... 6 Mike Moser, ORE (8)...... 8 Conference USA...... 2-2 Josh Huestis (Sr.), STAN...... 1,019 Byron Wesley, USC (5)...... 5 Jordan Loveridge, UTAH (10)...... 7 Horizon...... 2-0 Delon Wright, UTAH (4)...... 4 Devon Collier, OSU (13)*...... 6 Ivy...... 1-0 REBOUNDS Jordan Adams, UCLA (3)...... 3 Josh Scott, COLO (8)...... 6 Metro Atlantic...... 1-0 Dwight Powell (Sr.), STAN...... 853 Xavier Johnson, COLO (5)...... 3 Askia Booker, COLO (7)...... 5 Mid-American...... 2-1 Josh Huestis (Sr.), STAN...... 834 Brandon Ashley, ARIZ (4)...... 2 Anthony Brown, STAN (5)*...... 5 Mid-Continent...... 0-0 Eric Moreland (Jr.), OSU...... 762 Jahii Carson, ASU (3)...... 2 Dwight Powell, STAN (15)...... 5 Richard Solomon (Sr.), CAL...... 726 Mid-Eastern...... 5-1 Ahmad Fields, UTAH (2)...... 2 Tyrone Wallace, CAL (5)...... 5 Missouri Valley...... 1-0 Devon Collier (Sr.), OSU...... 679 Rondae Hollis-Jefferson, ARIZ (2)... 2 Jordan Bachynski, ASU (6)...... 4 David Kravish (Jr.), CAL...... 670 Mountain West...... 12-4 Princeton Onwas, UTAH (2)...... 2 Angus Brandt, OSU (6)...... 4 North Atlantic...... 0-0 Jordan Bachynski (Sr.), ASU...... 654 Kaleb Tarczewski, ARIZ (2)...... 2 Jason Calliste, ORE (4)*...... 4 Northeast...... 1-0 THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS Mike Anderson, WASH (1)...... 1 Xavier Johnson, COLO (5)...... 4 Dallin Bachynski, UTAH (3)...... 1 Spencer Dinwiddie, COLO (9)...... 3 Ohio Valley...... 3-0 C.J. Wilcox (Sr.), WASH...... 301# Patriot...... 1-0 Chasson Randle (Jr.), STAN...... 214 Askia Booker, COLO (1)...... 1 Aaron Gordon, ARIZ (3)...... 3 Angus Brandt, OSU (2)...... 1 Pe’Shon Howard, USC (3)...... 3 Southeastern...... 5-2 Jonathan Gilling (Jr.), ASU...... 199 Southern...... 4-0 DaVonté Lacy (Jr.), WSU...... 181 Anthony Brown, STAN (1)...... 1 Brandon Taylor, UTAH (4)...... 3 Southland...... 3-0 Roberto Nelson (Sr.), OSU...... 176 Justin Cobbs, CAL (1)...... 1 Nigel Williams-Goss, WASH (3)*...... 3 Elgin Cook, ORE (1)...... 1 Bryce Alford, UCLA (2)*...... 2 Southwestern...... 8-0 ASSISTS Wesley Gordon, COLO (1)...... 1 Andrew Andrews, WASH (3)...... 2 Summit...... 4-0 Justin Cobbs (Sr.), CAL...... 531 Nick Johnson, ARIZ (1)...... 1 Jabari Bird, CAL (2)...... 2 Sun Belt...... 2-0 Johnathan Lloyd (Sr.), ORE...... 468 Nikola Jovanovic, USC (1)...... 1 Hallice Cooke, OSU (2)...... 2 West Coast...... 9-3 Kyle Anderson (So.), UCLA...... 355 DaVonté Lacey, WSU (1)...... 1 Josh Huestis, STAN (4)...... 2 Western Athletic...... 6-0 Jahii Carson (So.), ASU...... 330 Johnathan Loyd, ORE (1)...... 1 Que Johnson, WSU (2)...... 2 Independent...... 0-0 Aaron Bright (Sr.), STAN...... 316 Shaquielle McKissic, ASU (1)...... 1 Nikola Jovanovic, USC (2)...... 2 D I Reclassifying...... 1-0 Omar Oraby, USC (3)...... 1 Jordan Mathews, CAL (2)*...... 2 STEALS Non-Division I...... 4-0 Tony Parker, UCLA (1)...... 1 Norman Powell, UCLA (3)...... 2 Total - All...... 129-41 (.759) Jordan Adams (So.), UCLA...... 168 Desmond Simmons, WASH (4)...... 1 D.J. Shelton, WSU (2)...... 2 Total - Div. I...... 125-41 (.753) Johnathan Lloyd (Sr.), ORE...... 152 David Wear, UCLA (5)...... 1 J.T. Terrell, USC (5)...... 2 Nick Johnson (Jr.), ARIZ...... 137 C.J. Wilcox, WASH (1)...... 1 Perris Blackwell, WASH (1)...... 1 Dwight Powell (Sr.), STAN...... 125 Nigel Williams-Goss, WASH (1)...... 1 Elgin Cook, ORE (1)...... 1 The Pac-12 posted a non-con- Chasson Randle (Jr.), STAN...... 117 Jonathan Gilling, ASU (3) Jonathan Gilling, ASU (4)...... 1 ference home record of 96-7 BLOCKS Tyrone Wallace, CAL (2) Ike Iroegbu, WSU (1)...... 1 (.932). Jordan Bachynski (Sr.), ASU.....314* Shawn Kemp Jr., WASH (1) Dexter Kernich-Drew, WSU (1)...... 1 Josh Huestis (Sr.), STAN...... 190# Dexter Kernich-Drew, WSU (1) Zach LaVine, UCLA (1)...... 1 TEAM RECORD IN GAMES Eric Moreland (Jr.), OSU...... 184# ( ) - career totals Renan Lenz, UTAH (1)...... 1 DECIDED BY: David Kravish (Jr.), CAL...... 167 * - includes triple double Johnathan Loyd, ORE (1)...... 1 0-5 pts 6-10 pts 11+pts Devon Collier (Sr.), OSU...... 134 Eric Moreland, OSU (2)...... 1 ARIZ 7-3 6-1 19-0 Stefan Nastic, STAN (1)...... 1 ASU 5-3 2-3 14-6 * - Pac-12 record Tony Parker, UCLA (1)...... 1 CAL 5-3 3-2 13-9 # - School record Royce Woolridge, WSU (4)*...... 1 COLO 9-2 6-0 8-10 Gabe York, ARIZ (1)...... 1 ORE 3-5 7-3 14-2 Damyean Dotson, ORE (3) OSU 4-6 7-4 5-6 Travis Wear, UCLA (3) STAN 6-3 5-3 12-6 Brandon Ashley, ARIZ (1) UCLA 4-4 3-2 21-2 Dallin Bachynski, UTAH (1) USC Richard Solomon, CAL (1) 3-3 2-6 6-12 ( ) - career totals UTAH 2-8 4-1 15-3 * - 30-pt games, ^ - 40-pt games WASH 5-1 4-6 8-8 WSU 3-5 1-1 6-15

PAC-12 BASKETBALL WEEKLY RELEASE // April 23, 2014 7 PAC-12 COACHES Sean Miller, Arizona The Pac-12 Conference honored 12 former student-athletes with School: 127-48 (5th season) their induction into the Pac-12 Men’s Basketball Hall of Honor. Career: 247-95 (10th season) The induction occured on Friday, March 14, during a ceremony Herb Sendek, Arizona State prior to the semifinal games at the 2014 Pac-12 Men’s Basketball School: 141-120 (8th season) Tournament held at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Career: 395-278 (21st season) TBD, California Nev. School: Career: Tad Boyle, Colorado The individuals to be inducted are: (Arizona), Verl Heap (Arizona School: 92-50 (4th season) State), David Butler (California), Ken Charlton (Colorado), Frederick Jones (Ore- Career: 148-116 (8th season) gon), Lee Harman (Oregon State), Mark Madsen (Stanford), Tyus Edney (UCLA), , Oregon School: 97-47 (4th season) Wayne Carlander (USC), Billy McGill (Utah), Brandon Roy (Washington) and Ed Career: 507-290 (25th season) Gayda (Washington State). Craig Robinson, Oregon State School: 94-105 (6th season) PAC-12 ON THE WEB PAC-12 ON TWITTER Career: 124-133 (8th season) www.pac-12.com/media-center www.twitter.com/Pac12 , Stanford School: 117-88 (6th season) Career: Same PAC-12 ON FACEBOOK Steve Alford, UCLA www.facebook.com/Pac12 School: 28-9 (1st season) Career: 488-243 (23rd season) 2013-14 National Letter of Intent Signings Andy Enfield, USC (letters received as of 11/22) School: 11-21 (1st season) Arizona Career: 52-49 (3rd season) Kadeem Allen, G, 6-3, Wilmington, N.C./Hutchinson CC , Utah Parker Jackson-Cartwright, G, 5-8, Los Angeles, Calif./Loyola HS School: 43-54 (3rd season) Stanley Johnson, F, 6-7, Santa Ana, Calif./Mater Dei HS Craig Victor, F, 6-8, New Orleans, La./Findlay Prep (Las Vegas) Career: 85-74 (5th season) Arizona State , Washington Gerry Blakes, G, 6-4, Inglewood, Calif./San Bernardino Valley College School: 254-136 (12th season) Octavius Ellis, F-C, 6-9, Memphis, Tenn./Trinity Valley CC (Texas) Career: 347-224 (18th season) Tra Holder, G, 6-2, Brentwood, Calif./Brentwood HS , Washington State Kodi Justice, G, 6-4, Mesa, Ariz./Dobson HS Ernie Kent Connor MacDougall, F-C, 6-9, Tempe, Ariz./Corona del Sol HS School: 0-0 Roosevelt Scott, 6-4, G, St. Paul, Minn./Indian Hills CC (Ottumwa, Iowa) Career: 325-254 (entering 20th season) California Idrissa Diallo, F, 6-10, Senegal/Middlebrooks Academy (Los Angeles) Ahmaad Rorie, G, 6-2, Tacoma, Wash./Montverde Academy (Orlando, Fla.) PAC-12 MEDIA CONTACTS Colorado Pac-12 Conference Dominique Collier, G, 6-1, Denver, Colo./Denver East HS Dave Hirsch...... [email protected] Tory Miller, F, 6-8, Kansas City, Mo./New Hampton (N.H.) Prep Oregon Kyra Geithman...... [email protected] Dwayne Benjamin, F, 6-7, Lafayette, La./Mt. San Jacinto College Arizona Casey Benson, G, 6-3, Tempe, Ariz./Corona del Sol HS Cory [email protected] Michael Chandler, F/C, 6-10, Indianapolis, Ind./Northwest Florida State Arizona State Ray Kasongo, F, 6-9, Scarborough, Ontario/Phase 1 Academy Doug Tammaro...... [email protected] Oregon State Chai Baker, G, 6-3, Malone, Fla./Malone HS California Isaiah Manderson, C, 6-10, Oldsmare, Fla./Oldsmare Christian HS Doug Drabik...... [email protected] Gary Payton II, G, 6-3, Las Vegas, Nev./Salt Lake Community College Colorado Stanford Andrew Green... [email protected] Robert Cartwright, G, 6-2, Pasadena, Calif./Flintridge Preparatory Michael Humphrey, F, 6-9, Phoenix, Ariz./Sunnyslope HS Oregon Dorian Pickens, G/F, 6-5, Phoenix, Ariz./Pinnacle HS Greg Walker...... [email protected] Reid Travis, F, 6-8, Minneapolis, Minn./DeLaSalle HS Oregon State UCLA Shawn Schoeffler...... shawn.schoeffler@ , F, 6-9, Milwaukee, Wis./Hamilton HS oregonstate.edu Gyorgy Goloman, F, 6-10, Szombathely, Hungary/The Sagemont School (Fla.) Thomas Welsh, C, 7-0, Los Angeles, Calif./Loyola HS Stanford USC Brian Risso...... [email protected] Jordan McLaughlin, G, 6-0, Los Angeles, Calif./Etiwanda HS UCLA Malik Price-Martin, F, 6-9, Opa Locka, Fla./Northeast HS Alex Timiaros.. [email protected] Jabari Craig, C, 6-10, Toronto, Ont./Fishburne Military School (Va.) USC Utah Brekkott Chapman, F, 6-8, Roy, Utah/Roy HS David Tuttle...... [email protected] Kyle Kuzma, F, 6-9, Burton, Michigan/Rise Academy Utah Isaiah Wright, G, 6-2, Boise, Idaho/Borah HS Drew [email protected] Washington Washington Donaven Dorsey, F, 6-6, Lacey, Wash./Timberline HS Ashley Walker...... [email protected] Tristan Etienne, F, 6-10, Abbotsford, B.C./W.J. Mouat Secondary School Washington State Washington State Tramaine Isabell, G, 6-1, Garfield, Wash./Garfield HS Jessica Holmes.... [email protected] Jermaine Morgan, F, 6-5, Chicago, Ill./Moberly Area CC

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