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University of San Diego Men's Media Guide 1990-1991

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RADIO & TELEVISION ROSTER

RADIO & TELEVISION ROSTER GYLAN DOTTIN NEAL MEYER

10 6'5" 205 lbs. 35 6'3" 210 lbs. Junior Freshman Guard Guard Santa Ana, CA San Diego, CA GEOFF PROBST KELVIN WOODS

11 5'11" 165 lbs. 40 6'5" 230 lbs. Sophomore Junior Guard Forward/ Corona del Mar, CA Pomona, CA JOE TEMPLE CARLOS CARRILLO

12 6'3" 195 lbs. 42 6 16" 205 lbs. Sophomore Junior Guard Guard/Forward San Diego, CA Southgate, CA REED WATSON RANDY THOMPSON

13 6 18" 210 lbs. 44 6'7" 210 lbs. Junior Senior Forward/Center Guard/Forward Gilbert, AZ Chino, CA MICHAEL BROWN PAT HOLBERT

21 6'3" 195 lbs. 50 6'3" 195 lbs. Junior Senior Guard/Forward Guard Wurzburg, Germany Los Angeles, CA BROOKS BARNHARD KEITH COLVIN

30 6 18" 215 lbs. 52 6 18" 220 lbs. Sophomore Senior Forward/Center Forward/Center Escondido, CA Chico, CA WAYMAN STRICKLAND SHAWN HAMILTON

32 6'2" 180 lbs. 54 6 18" 235 lbs. Junior Senior Guard Forward/Center , CA Glendale, AZ ANTHONY THOMAS DONDI BELL

34 6'4" 205 lbs. 55 6'9" 240 lbs. Senior Senior Forward Center Waterloo, IA San Diego, CA TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE 1

USD TORERO'S MESSAGE TO THE MEDIA 1990-91 Basketball Yearbook The 1990-91 University of San Diego Basketball Media Guide was prepared and edited by USD Sports Information Director Ted & Media Guide Gosen for use by media covering Torero basketball. The publica­ tion is available to the general public on a limited basis at $5.00 TABLE OF CONTENTS per copy. All requests should be sent to the SID Office: University of San Diego, Alcala Park, San Diego, CA 92110. Radio & Television Roster ...... Inside Front Cover SPORTS INFORMATION STAFF People To Know At USO ...... 2 Tom Iannacone, Director of Athletics ...... 3 Ted Gosen ...... Sports Information Director ...... 4 Office # (619) 260-4745 Assistant Coaches /Todd Lee ...... 5 Home #(619) 486-3284 Assistant Coaches Gus Magee/Jack Avina ...... 6 John Rollo ...... Assistant Roster ...... 7 Luke Kratz ...... Student Assistant '90-91 Torero Outlook ...... 8-9 Kristin McKenzie ...... Student Assistant Players ...... 10-15,18 Megan O'Shea ...... Student Assistant Anthony Thomas/Randy Thompson ...... 10 Fax Machine phone number ...... (619) 292-0388 Pat Holbert/Keith Colvin ...... 11 Shawn Hamilton/Dondi Bell ...... 12 ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT STAFF Gylan Dottin/Geoff Probst/Joe Temple ...... 13 Phone (619) 260-4803 Reed Watson/Michael Brown/Brooks Barnhard ...... 14 Director of Athletics ...... Tom Iannacone Wayman Strickland/Neal Meyer/Kelvin Woods ...... 15 Assistant Athletic Director ...... Dan Yourg San Diego-America's Finest City ...... 16 Assistant Athletic Director ...... Regina Sullivan University Profile ...... 17 Director of Recreation/Facilities ...... John Martin Carlos Carrillo/A Look Back At '89-90 ...... 18 Director of lntramurals ...... Gary Becker USO All-Time Opponent Records ...... 19 Assistant Intramural Director ...... Andy Berg 1990-91 Opponents . . . . 19-22 Director of Summer Camps ...... Deb Pint San Diego State University ...... 20 Athletic Department Secretaries ...... Grace McElhaney Southern Utah State University ...... 20 Maria Becker, Julie Richards San Jose State University ...... 20 Head Athletic Trainer ...... Carolyn Greer, M.A., A.T.,C. Pomona-Pitzer Colleges...... 20 Assistant Athletic Trainer ...... Steve Nellis, A.T.,C. Indiana University (Indiana Classic) ...... 20 Strength Coach ...... Wayne Jacobs UNG-Wilmington (Indiana Classic) ...... 21 Football ...... Brian Fogarty Niagara University (Indiana Classic) ...... 21 Baseball ...... John Cunningham UC Santa Barbara ...... 21 Tennis ...... Ed Collins Cal State University, Northridge ...... 21 Golf ...... Frank Cates Eastern University ...... 21 Cross Country ...... Rich Cota Canisius University ...... 22 Crew ...... Joe Flohr Hofstra University ...... 22 Soccer ...... Seamus McFadden University of Colorado, Boulder ...... 22 Women's Basketball ...... Kathy Marpe ...... 22 Women's Volleyball ...... Sue Snyder Pepperdine University ...... 22 Women's Swimming ...... Gary Becker Loyola Marymount University ...... 23 Women's Softball ...... Larry Caudillo St. Mary's College ...... 23 Women's Tennis ...... Sherri Stephens University of San Francisco...... 23 Women's Crew ...... Darlene Disney University of Portland ...... 23 Women's Cross Country ...... Rich Cota ...... 23 USD Team Physicians ...... William P. Curran, M.D. 1989-90 Final Statistics ...... 24 Robert Button, M.D. 1989-90 Returning Player Results ...... 25 Lawrence V. Tkach, M.D . 1979-1990 USO Division I Basketball Scores ...... 26 All.:rime Torero Records ...... 27-29 BASKETBALL STAFF ...... 30 Office # (619) 260-4829 USO Athletic Department Staff ...... 31 Torero Team Photo ...... 32 Head Coach ...... Hank Egan Primary Media Outlets ...... Inside Back Cover Assistant Coach ...... Randy Bennett 1990-91 Schedule ...... Back Cover Assistant Coach ...... Todd Lee Assistant Coach ...... Gus Magee Assistant Coach ...... Jack Avina QUICK FACTS Administrative Assistant ...... Susan Reynolds Team Manager ...... Matt Mahon FOUNDED: 1949 LOCATION: San Diego, CA 92110 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ENROLLMENT: 5,900 NICKNAME: Toreros The 1990-91 Basketball Media Guide is published by the USD COLORS: Columbia Blue, Navy & White Sports Information Department. A special thanks to the following HOME COURT: USD Sports Center (2,500) people who have helped put this guide together: Ultratype & CONFERENCE: West Coast Conference Graphics Inc. ; Axis Printing; Visual Sports Network Photography; PRESIDENT: Dr. Author E. Hughes Todd Wallace (independent photographer); and Luke Kratz, UNIVERSITY REPRESENTATIVE: Thomas Burke student assistant. UAMnay Of San Diego ArGnM• PEOPLE TO KNOW AT USD PAGE2

A Message From President Hughes The men's basketball program is integral to the University's athletic endeavors, just as the athletic 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 increasing strength and competitive cap­ abilities in the USO team. The Univefsity 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 USO team will be receiving some national attention this year, and I look forward to watching the season's events unfold. Author E. Hughes President

Sr. Sally Furay Thomas Burke Vice President - Provost Vice President - Student Affairs University Representative President of wee Executive Committee

Jack Boyce John McNamara Vice President - Financial Affairs Vice President - University Relations DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS PAGE3 TOMIANNACONE Director of Athletics Tom Iannacone begins his third year as the University of San Diego director of athletics. He assumed the position September 1, 1988 after a nationwide search. The 49-year-old Iannacone has made great strides in his first two years. His accomplishments at USO include an on­ going internal reorganization of the athletic department, plus improvements in the major areas of new personnel, additional scholarship assistance, facilities improvements, promotions and marketing, fund raising, drug education and academic support. Iannacone came to the University of San Diego with an im­ pressive list of credentials and a thorough knowledge of in­ tercollegiate 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 develop­ ment of athletics. He served on several ECAC Metro Conference committees, most notably the committee on conference development, which developed a plan for the future and implemented the position for a full-time commissioner. 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 assistant 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 history, averaging 34 points per game. In 1983, Iannacone was presented the prestigious Jack Coffey Award by the Alumni Association for outstanding contributions to Fordham athletics. He has also served on various Metro Atlantic Conference committees. Prior to Fordham, Iannacone taught physical education and coached track and football in the Ridgefield, Norwalk and New Milford (CT) school districts from 1964-76. He made his col­ legiate 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 education from Southern Connecticut State University in 1973. Tom and his wife, Cynthia, have three children: Tom Jr. and Jennifer, both students at USO, and Eric, a Poway High School senior. COACH HANK EGAN PAGE4

SAN DIEGO HEAD COACH HANK EGAN

Head Coach Hank Egan begins his seventh season with the USO Toreros and twentieth as a Division I head coach . This past season he successfully molded his squad into a 16-12 team that finished 3rd in the competitive West Coast Con­ ference. He has tallied an impressive six-year record at San Diego of 94-75, as well as a 61-24 mark in the USO Sports Center. His .556 overall winning percentage at USO is tops among the nine different coaches that have been at the helm of the USO basketball program. Entering his twentieth year, Coach Egan takes a career mark of 242-260 into the 1990-91 campaign. Sandwiched between this past season's mark of 16-12 and the 1986-87 squad that went 24-6 and won the WCC regular-season crown, the Toreros struggled with young teams that went 11-17 ('87-88) and 8-20 ('88-89). With twelve upper­ classmen slated for this season's roster, it looks promising for the Toreros to field another competitive and successful team. At the NCAA's in 1986-87, the team suffered a tough 62-61 loss to Auburn University in the tournament's first round; however, the USO men's basketball team completed its most successful season ever. Along the way, USO won fourteen consecutive games, won the regular­ season West Coast Conference championship with a 13-1 record and finished with a school record 24 victories. Coach Egan's peers from the WCC voted him the 1986-87 Coach of the Year. In 1985-86, he guided the Toreros to a fine record of 19-9 and was named Co-Coach of the Year in the WCC, sharing the honor with UCLA's Jim Harrick (formerly head coach at Pepperdine). A recognized expert in the technical aspects of the game, Hank has an impeccable reputation for integrity, and is a coach who "gets the most" out of his players. Acknowledged as one of the finest defensive coaches in the nation, good defense is a trademark with Egan-coached teams. His 1986-87 team finished #1 in the nation in percentage defense (40.1%) and in the top-ten in scoring defense (60.3). His 1985-86 team finished 8th in the nation in FGO/o defense, limiting opponents to 42.4% shooting. Prior to USO, Hank coached at the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs for eighteen years, thirteen as the head coach. Highlights of his coaching career include his 1986-87 club that finished 24-6 and participated in the NCAA Tournament, his 1985-86 team that finished 19-9, and his 16-9 Air Force club from 1976. As evidence of the high regard in which he is held by his colleagues and basketball people in general, Hank was the alternate coach to (USC) for the 1984 United States Olympic Basketball team; he was a coach in the Olympic tryouts in Bloomington, Indiana, and also scouted South American Olympic teams in San Paulo, Brazil; he is a member of the Legislative Commission of the National Basketball Coaches Association of America; and, was one of the only ten coaches chosen in 1984 by the NCAA to participate and represent the country's coaches in a special meeting of Presidents, Athletic Directors, and Faculty Representatives called to ~tudy the strengthening of academic requirements for intercollegiate athletics. Before becoming the second head coach in Air Force basketball history, Egan was the freshman mentor for two seasons and was chief scout and recruiter during the 1970-71 season. From 1966 to 1968, he was an assistant junior varsity coach. A three-time basketball letterman at Navy, he also played several seasons on Air Force service teams and has coached on both the military and AAU levels. Hank graduated from the Naval Academy in 1960 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering. His hobbies include golf, racquetball, reading and crossword puzzles. Hank and his wife Judy have two children, John and Kelly.

TOOO WALLACE

EGAN'S CAREER RECORD

Year School W-L Pct. 1971-84 Air Force 148-185 .444 1984-85 San Diego 16-11 .593 1985-86 San Diego 19-9 .679 1986-87 San Diego 24-6 .800 1987-88 San Diego 11-17 .393 1988-89 San Diego 8-20 .286 1989-90 San Diego 16-12 .571

Totals at U.S.D. 94-75 .556 Career 19 years 242-260 .482 ASSISTANT COACHES PAGES

RANDY BENNETT Randy Bennett begins his third year at the University of San Diego as a full-time assistant to coach Hank Egan. His primary responsibilities will be in the areas of recruiting, scouting and on-court coaching. Prior to his 1988 appointment at the University of San Diego, Randy coached two seasons (1986-88) with the University of Idaho as a part-time assistant. Their 1987-88 team finished 19-11 and second in the . Before his stint with Idaho, he was a volunteer assistant at USO (1985-86) while finishing his undergraduate degree at the University of Califor­ nia, San Diego. The past four summers he has directed Hank Egan's Boys Basketball Camps. A 1986 graduate of UC San Diego, Randy received his B.S. degree in Animal 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, currently working on his M.A. in Education, is single and resides in San Diego.

TODD LEE Todd Lee begins his second year as full-time assistant coach to Hank Egan. His primary duties will include recruiting, scouting and on­ court coaching. The 26-year-old Lee is a 1986 graduate of the University of South Dakota where he completed his Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration. He is currently working on his Master of Science degree in Physical Education with em­ phasis on coaching and teaching. This past summer Todd organized and co-directed the First Annual USO High School Team Camp. He has assisted with the Boys Basketball Camps at USO the past two summers. Prior to assisting the University of San Diego staff, Todd was an assistant basketball coach at Southwestern Junior College in Chula Vista, California, for two seasons (1987-88, 1988-89). Todd is single and resides in the Pacific Beach area of San Diego. ASSISTANT COACHES PAGE6

GUS MAGEE Gus enters his 21st season as a member of the University of San Diego coaching staff. He began his coaching career in 1970 as a graduate assistant to while pursuing his Master's Degree in Social Science. He joined former USO coach in 1973. Gus also completed his undergraduate degree at the Univers­ ity of San Diego and was a top basketball player here after completing his tour of duty with the U.S. Air Force. Gus played here from 1966-70, his first three years under legendary coach Phil Wool pert, and his final campaign with Bernie Bickerstaff. With him at center the Toreros had a 53-48 record. He was twice selected the team's most valuable player, in 1968-69 and again in 1969-70. He still holds most of the USO rebounding records including career boards (948), most in a single game (24), and the single season rebounding average (14.4). Gus was the first USO alumnus to be inducted into the USO Basketball Hall of Fame. He takes great pride in being involved with USO basketball since 1966 and in helping it to grow from a small college program to its current status as a member of the NCAA Division One ranks and the West Coast Conference. He is currently an Administrative Analyst with the San Diego Public Library System. Gus and his wife Faye have one son, Mark.

JACK AVINA A new addition to Hank Egan's coaching staff, Jack Avina brings a wealth of experience to USO. At the helm of the University of Portland program for 17 years (1970-87), Jack will be on staff in a part-time capacity and will be involved exclusively with teaching situations and in direct contact with the players. As head coach of the University of Portland of the West Coast Conference, Avina posted a 17-year mark of 222-243. He is cur­ rently the tenth winningest coach in WCC history. In his last 10 seasons with the Pilots, Jack averaged 15 wins per season. His 1977-78 squad may have been his best, finishing 19-8 overall and 9-5 in the league, earning Avina WCC Coach of the Year honors. He started at the University of Portland after coaching at three different high schools and at San Mateo JC in California. His JC teams had a combined 140-80 record. Between 1987-89 he was head coach of a professional team in Turkey. During the summer of 1984, he worked with Coach Egan at the Olympic Tryouts in Bloomington, Indiana. Jack and his wife Claire have six children and make their home in Portland, Oregon. ROSTER PAGE 7 I 1990-91 University of San Diego Alphabetical Men's Basketball Roster

No. Name Pos. Hgt. Wgt. Yr. Hometown/Last School 30 BARNHARD, Brooks F-C 6-8 215 so Escondido/Escondido HS 55 BELL, Dondi C 6-9 240 SR San Diego/Crawford HS 21 BROWN, Michael G-F 6-3 195 JR Wurzburg, Germany/Mesa C.C.* 42 CARRILLO, Carlos G-F 6-6 205 JR Southgate/Bosco Tech HS 52 COLVIN, Keith F-C 6-8 220 SR Chico/Chico HS 10 DOTTIN, Gylan G 6-5 205 JR Santa Ana/Saddleback HS 54 HAMILTON, Shawn F-C 6-8 235 SR Mesa, AZ/Mesa C.C.* 50 HOLBERT, Pat G 6-3 195 SR Los Angeles/Mesa C.C.* 35 MEYER, Neal G 6-3 210 FR Scottsdale, AZ/Chaparral HS 11 PROBST, Geoff G 5-11 165 so Corona del Mar/UC Davis 32 STRICKLAND, Wayman G 6-2 180 JR San Francisco/Riordon HS 12 TEMPLE, Joe G 6-3 195 so San Diego/Lincoln Prep 34 THOMAS, Anthony F 6-4 205 SR Waterloo, IA/Mesa C.C.* 44 THOMPSON, Randy G-F 6-7 210 SR Chino/Don Lugo HS 13 WATSON, Reed F-C 6-8 210 JR Gilbert, AZ/Mesa C.C.* 40 WOODS, Kelvin F 6-5 230 JR Pomona/Damien HS *Denotes Mesa Community College in Mesa, Arizona

Numerical Roster No. Name Pos. 10 Gylan Dottin G 11 Geoff Probst G 12 Joe Temple G 13 Reed Watson F-C 21 Michael Brown G-F 30 Brooks Barnhard F-C 32 Wayman Strickland G 34 Anthony Thomas F 35 Neal Meyer G 40 Kelvin Woods F-C 42 Carlos Carrillo G-F 44 Randy Thompson G-F 50 Pat Holbert G 52 Keith Colvin F-C 54 Shawn Hamilton F-C 55 Dondi Bell C

Returning Starters (3) Juniors (6) Sophomores (3) Wayman Strickland - 32 Gylan Dottin - 10 Geoff Probst - 11 Pat Holbert - 50 Reed Watson - 13 Joe Temple - 12 Dondi Bell - 55 Michael Brown - 21 Brooks Barnhard - 30 Wayman Strickland - 32 Seniors (6) Kelvin Woods - 40 Freshman (1) Anthony Thomas - 34 Carlos Carrillo - 42 Neal Meyer - 35 Randy Thompson - 44 Pat Holbert - 50 Keith Colvin - 52 Shawn Hamilton - 54 Dondi Bell - 55 QUTLOOK PAGES

1990-1991 TORERO OUTLOOK

Recent history indicates that the team his troops for a meeting on Christmas with the most experience normally wins night. He told them, as a present to them, the West Coast Conference men's he was going to ease off, quit pushing basketball title. for answers and just let things happen as Look at Loyola Marymount last they happen. season, St. Mary's in '88-89, LMU in It was a risky move and slightly out-of­ '87-88 and USD in '86-87. All were character for Egan , and even the players veteran-rich teams and all went on to expressed skepticism. But Egan held dominate the conference. true to his word . He was verbally less Guess What? demanding, appeared less tense and The Toreros of 1990-91 are by far the even acted jovial at times on the most experienced club in the WCC. sidelines. Suddenly, the victories began Consider: piling up. There are only 19 seniors in the entire USD won its next three games and conference, and 6 of them are Toreros. later seven in a row. It finished the regular The next closest-Portland and USF­ season winning 12 of 17. Then came the have just 4 seniors each. St. Mary's and wee Tournament at LMU 's Gersten Santa Clara do not have any. Pepperdine Pavilion, a tournament few will ever has 1 and Gonzaga and LMU 2 each. forget. Of the juniors, Santa Clara leads with USD had defeated USF (80-74) in a 7, followed by USD and St. Mary's with first-round game and was at the team's 6 each. LMU, Pepperdine and Gonzaga assistant coach this season. Avina, who hotel preparing to face Pepperdine in a have 5 each, USF 4 and Portland 2. was the head coach at Portland for 17 semifinal when LMU center Hank In case you weren't keeping track, years and is the 10th winningest coach Gathers collapsed on the floor during the that's 12 upperclassmen for USD, or four in WCC history, joins part-time assistant Lions' semifinal against Portland. He more than USF, the second most ex­ Gus Magee (21 years) and full-time died of heart failure a few hours later at perienced team. assistants Randy Bennett (four) and Todd a nearby hospital. That, in part, is why many feel USD is Lee (two) on the Toreros' bench. The tournament was cancelled . USD, the team to beat in the wee. But there Avina actually began helping out as a Pepperdine and Portland- all playing is certainly much more to winning cham­ volunteer last season , and he was the their best basketball of the year­ pionships than having old players. It also one that convinced Egan to modify his suddenly found their seasons over, mak­ takes talent. And USD has that, too. approach after the team's 3-7 start. ing them and Nevada Las Vegas (the Ten of those 12 upperclassmen return Egan was naturally upset with the poor NCAA champion) the only schools in the from a team that last season finished beginning. He felt the team was better, nation whose seasons ended with a third in the wee at 9-5. The overall but couldn't figure out why it wasn't win­ tournament victory. record was 16-12, representing eight ning. The low- came after con­ It was a tragic ending, but one USD more victories than the 1988-89 team that secutive home losses to Eastern players understood and soon realized to finished 8-20, 2-12 in the conference. Washington (79-64) and Nevada-Reno accept. For seniors Craig Cottrell and Eight of the 10 returning upperclassmen (88-69). Then came December 25. John Jerome, their careers had ended. started games last season. Four aver­ After a few days off, Egan assembled " It was tough for us to swallow," Cottrell aged 8.3 ppg or better for the Toreros, said. " But we understood." who set a school record by averaging USD will surely miss the scoring and 79.1 ppg. leadership of Jerome and Cottrell. Add to that nucleus two junior trans­ Without them, USD loses 28.5 points and fers from Mesa CC (Ariz.), the No. 11.2 rebounds per game. Jerome, an AII­ 1-ranked team in the nation last season , WCC first team selection, set single and the Toreros appear even stronger. season school records for points (540) ''This year we're a little bit better and scoring average (19.3). Cottrell set a because we're more experienced, and school record for career field goal we have some depth," said Coach Hank percentage (.5803). Egan, who in his 20th season (7th at Attrition, though, doesn't concern USD) is the second most experienced Egan this year. Instead, he feels USD will coach in the WCC behind Santa Clara's be improved defensively. Carroll Williams (21st year). "I always felt last year we had to Barring a complete collapse-unlikely outscore people, because we weren't go­ with this bunch-Egan will record his ing to stop anybody," Egan said. 250th career win sometime this season. This year should be different, Egan Egan enters the year with 242. added. "Competition at some positions is What's more, Egan has added long­ pretty close. We're not going to have to time friend Jack Avina as a part-time live with people that don't play defense." QUTLOOK PAGE9

With experience and an improved sr.) give USO one of the best returning size and depth. defense, USD's biggest strength is prob­ backcourts in the wee. Woods was third in scoring (9.4 ppg) ably its lack of weaknesses. But by the Holbert, an AII-WCC honorable men­ and rebounding (4.0) last season. He will same token, its biggest weakness might tion and among the nation's best 3-point be called on to pick up some of the in­ be its lack of strengths. shooters with a .462 mark, was USD's side scoring that Jerome did last year. USO is not terribly big, but it's not second-leading scorer last season, "He's a really good inside scorer," Egan small either. It has some good shooters, averaging 12.3 ppg. He really turned said. "He knows how to get the ball in but not an overabundance. What it has things up, though, in the second half, the basket." is a little bit of everything. Realizing what averaging 17.0 points in conference play Bell, the wee blocked shot leader two works and what does not will be impor­ and matching a season-high with 27 years ago, had a big second half last year tant. Playing as a team , as it did in the points in the first game of the wee and was instrumental in the team's turn­ Tournament. "His emergence last year around. His biggest contribution should is one of the main factors that turned this be rebounding, blocked shots and ballclub around," Egan said. defense. After sharing and struggling with the "We're not going to be super big, so point guard role his freshman year, we're going to have to work well to­ Strickland came into his own last year. gether," added Egan. "We don't have His 169 assists were 100 more than his that one monster in the middle. That's total the previous year and just two off the probably the area of concern. We're giv­ school record of 171 set by Stan ing up in that area something offensively Washington in 1972-73. Strickland, who and defensively because we don't have started all but one game last year, was that awesome power inside." also second in the conference with 2.2 After a couple of tune-up exhibitions steals per game. against Athletes in Action and an Another guy that added some spark in Australian team, USO begins for real the second half was forward Anthony Nov. 27th against cross-town rival San Thomas (6-4, sr.). Coming off the bench Diego State at the Sports Arena. The on most nights, Thomas averaged 6.9 Toreros' home opener is Dec. 1st against points and provided good defense both San Jose State. A trip to the Indiana inside and out on the perimeter. Tournament and UC Santa Barbara high­ Gylan Dottin (6-5, jr.), the Toreros' light 10 other dates before opening wee second-leading scorer two years ago, play Jan. 5 at Santa Clara. was in that same position last year before In all, there are 27 games-13 at the second half of last season, is what will he broke his nose in practice after just USO Sports Center-before the wee pull USO through the tough games. three conference games. He sat out Tournament at Santa Clara, March 2-4. "One of the things about having a seven games mending but still averaged " I think it's a pretty good schedule," veteran ball club is that the guys kind of 8.6 points per game. Dottin is a versatile Egan said. "It's got enough good teams know who's got what spot," Egan said. player capable of filling any one of the in it, and it will prepare us well for the "Not that it's locked in, but they're com­ three perimeter spots. conference." fortable with themselves and with one Another versatile player is newcomer "We got a chance to be pretty good," another and the system . And now they Michael Brown (6-3, jr.), one of five former Egan added. "There's no guarantee on can go about their business of beating Mesa Community College players at that happening, but we got a chance." somebody, instead of worrying who's go­ USO. Joe Temple (6-3, so.), Geoff Probst By Jim Lindgren, Los Angeles Times ing to make the ball club or win a spot. (5-11 , so.), Neal Meyer (6-3, fr.) and Carlos San Diego County Edition Everybody knows their roles. Certain Carrillo (6-6, jr.) give USO plenty of depth people should shoot the ball, and certain and experience. people should , and certain peo­ And then there's Randy Thompson ple should pass. Knowing their roles, (6-7, sr.). Said Egan, "I don't know where without having to get them established, Randy's going to play, but I know he's go­ should really help." ing to play, because he always does." With that, here's a look at the players INSIDE PLAYERS and the roles they should play in 1990-91 . Returners Kelvin Woods (6-5, jr.) and Since most of the Toreros are versatile Dondi Bell (6-9, sr.) figure to be the early­ athletes, Egan employs them in a season starters inside, but Brooks Barn­ number of positions. For the most part, hard (6-8, so.) and first-year forward Reed they can be categorized as either Watson (6-8, jr.) should challenge for perimeter or inside players. those spots. Keith Colvin (6-8, sr.) pro­ PERIMETER PLAYERS vides Egan with experience and annual Point guard Wayman Strickland (6-2, surprises with his spirited play in big jr.) and shooting guard Pat Holbert (6-3, games. Shawn Hamilton (6-8, sr.) adds SENIORS PAGE 10

#34 ANTHONY THOMAS 6'4" 205 lb. SENIOR FORWARD HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at West Waterloo HS in Waterloo, IA ... 3-sport letterwinner in football, basketball and track . . . senior year averaged 21 .0 ppg and 6.0 rpg . . .Team Captain and MVP ... First Team All-State .. . First Team All-Conference. COLLEGE: Transfer from Mesa CC in Mesa, AZ . . . set a Mesa CC record sophomore year by scoring 641 points (20.1 ppg) . .. also averaged 7.7 rpg and 2.3 apg . .. shot 53.0% from the field and 71 .8% from the line . .. led team to a 22-9 record .. . First Team All-Conference and First Team All-Region I . . . selected all-tournament at Rotary Shootout . . . averaged 6.6 ppg frosh year with team finishing 30-6. USD: Second and final year with Toreros . . . received USD's 1989-90 Leader- ship Award ... appeared in 26 contests and averaged 6.9 ppg .. . scored in double figures 9 times with a season high 16 points (St. Mary's) . . . he twice grabbed a season best 7 rebounds (South Alabama/St. Mary's) and dished out a best 5 assists (North Texas) . . . will play a key role this season and strengths are in scoring and defense. PERSONAL: Born in Waterloo, IA on November 5, 1967 . . . hobbies include basketball and being with friends . .. parents are Charles and Rosie Thomas of Waterloo, IA . .. Communication major. 1989-90 STATS: 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 1989-90 26-4 413 74-149 .497 0-0 .000 30-43 .698 28 20 20 16 178 6.9 73-2.8

#44 RANDY THOMPSON 6'7" 210 lb. SENIOR GUARD/FORWARD HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at Don Lugo HS in Chino, CA . .. 3-sport letter winner in basketball, swimming and water polo .. . averaged 16.9 ppg and 8.3 rpg ... shot 52 .0% from the field and 73.7% from the line . . . team MVP and captain . . . two-time All-Baseline League performer . . honorable mention All- Pomona Valley . . . First Team All-West Valley ... two-time winner of the team's Special Award . . . 1987 Most Inspirational. USD: Fourth and final campaign with Toreros ... last season appeared in 26 games with 8 starts .. . a key reserve who fits into USO system well ... had a season best 10 points (LMU), 4 rebounds and 7 assists (Columbia) . . . started 14 games his sophomore year averaging 3.7 ppg and 2.7 rpg ... career highs of 11 points sophomore year (Santa Clara) and 8 rebounds frosh year (Port­ land) .. . good all-around athlete who can handle the ball and play both forward and guard positions. PERSONAL: Born in Lemoore, CA on May 21, 1969 . .. hobbies include volleyball, nintendo and music ... parents are John and Nancy Cooper of Chino, CA .. . Psychology major.

1987-90 STATS: 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 1987-88 28-10 517 32-90 .356 5-9 .556 12-19 .632 50 52 18 40 1 81 2.9 62-2.2 1988-89 19-14 362 29-64 .453 1-8 .125 11-18 .611 24 21 10 26 2 70 3.7 51-2.7 1989-90 26-8 2o7 18-46 .391 1-2 .500 8-14 .571 35 17 4 14 1 45 1.7 36-1.4 lOTALS 73-32 1146 79-200 .395 7-19 .368 31-51 .608 109 90 32 80 4 196 2.7 149-2.0 SENIORS PAGE 11

#50 PAT HOLBERT 6'3" 195 lb. SENIOR GUARD HIGH SCHOOL: 1987 graduate of Inglewood HS in Inglewood, CA . .. lettered as a senior and was named to two all-tournament teams . .. averaged 17.6 ppg senior year. . . also attended Santa Monica and Oakland Tech high schools, lettering at both schools . . . averaged 18.0 ppg at Oakland Tech junior year. COLLEGE: Transfer from Mesa CC .. . averaged 8.8 ppg, 3.3 rpg and 2.0 assists ... shot 51.1% from field and 40% from 3-point range .. . named Co­ MVP of his 22-9 team . .. played freshman year at the Univ. of Idaho. USD: Second and final season with Toreros ... received USD's 1989-90 Athletic Excellence Award . . .was an Honorable Mention AII-WCCer and ranked among the nation's leading 3-point shooters during 1989 ... is USD's top returning scorer overall (12.3) and in wee play (17.0) . . . is the WCC's top returning 3-point shooter (.462) and FT shooter (.836) . .. started 14 games, including USD's last 13 in which the Toreros won 10 and Pat scored in double digits in 12 of them .. . scored a season best 27 points in 3 of the team's last 4 games. PERSONAL: Born in Los Angeles, CA on May 18, 1969 ... hobbies include art, music and the beach ... parents are Doris and William Holbert of Los Angeles, CA . . . Business major. 1989-90 STATS: 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 1989-90 28-14 697 117-237 .494 54-117 .462 56-67 .836 76 60 23 55 4 344 12.3 76-2.7

#52 KEITH COLVIN 6'8" 220 lb. SENIOR FORWARD/CENTER HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at Chico HS in Chico, CA . . . was a two-sport letter winner in basketball and golf .. . averaged 18.3 ppg, 12.2 rpg and 3.4 assists per game .. . shot 49.0% from the field and 55.0% from the line ... two-time All-League performer .. . two-time MVP of team .. . 3-year starter. USD: Fourth and final year with the Toreros . .. saw limited action a year ago as third center .. . season highs of 4 points (Cal Lutheran/Southern Utah) and 7 rebounds (USF in WCC Tournament) .. . started 10 games his sophomore year and averaged 2.4 ppg and 1.9 rpg ... is a career .519 shooter from the field . . . career bests include 15 points (Montana) and 8 rebounds (Rice) both set Frosh year . .. a two-time Dean's List selection and member of Lambda Alpha Honor Society . .. 1989-90 wee Scholar Athlete. PERSONAL: Born in Chico, CA on October 28, 1969 . . . hobbies include philosophy and photography . .. parents are Bill Colvin and Carol Crawford of Chico, CA . . . Anthropology major. w

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1987-90 STATS: 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 1987-88 27-5 291 28-63 .445 0-0 .000 38-57 .667 6 54 3 27 1 94 3.5 63-2.3 1988-89 26-10 282 20-33 .606 0-1 .000 23-44 .523 20 52 7 17 2 63 2.4 50-1 .9 1989-90 9-2 55 6-8 .750 0-0 .000 0-1 .000 2 7 0 3 0 12 1.3 17-1 .9 TOTALS 62-17 628 54-104 .519 0-1 .000 61 -102 .598 28 113 10 47 3 169 2.7 130-2.1 SENIORS PAGE 12

#54 SHAWN HAMILTON 6'8" 235 lb. SENIOR FORWARD/CENTER HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at Westwood HS in Mesa, AZ. ... averaged 16.0 ppg and 10.5 rpg ... was named All-Division and All-State. COLLEGE: Transfer from Mesa CC in Mesa, AZ. .. . in 1988-89 he started at forward for Mesa's 22-9 team and averaged 7.8 ppg and 4.0 rpg . .. shot 49.5% from the field and 55.7% from the line ... played his freshman year at Northern Arizona. USO: Second and final season with the Toreros ... saw limited action last season appearing in 5 games ... should see additional action senior year ... gives front court added strength and improved rebounding. PERSONAL: Born in Mesa, AZ. on December 30, 1967 ... hobbies include music, volleyball and most any sport . . . his mother, Dianne Hamilton, resides in Mesa, AZ. ... History major.

1989-90 STATS: TOTAL 3-POINT YEAR G-GS MIN FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA P CT A PF STL TO SLK PTS AVG RES-AVG 1989-90 5-0 12 1-2 .500 0-0 .000 0-6 .000 0 0 0 0 2 0.4 0-0.0

#55 DONDI BELL 6'9" 240 lb. SENIOR CENTER HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at Crawford HS in San Diego, CA .. . averaged 15.0 ppg and 15.0 rpg ... team MVP . .. team captain . .. 2-A Division All-League performer his sen ior year. .. Most Improved Playe r. .. also lettered in track and field . USO: Fifth and fin al year with Toreros after sitting out the 1986-87 season .. . started 11 straight games at end of last season before sitting out the Southern Utah game with a hip injury .. . scored in double digits 3 times with a career best 20 points vs. LMU . .. other season highs of 11 rebounds (St. Mary's) and 4 blocked shots (Santa Clara) . . . ranked 4th among WCC players in blocked shots (1.0) .. . finished #1 in the WCC in blocked shots with 55 his sophomore year and was named Honorable Mention AII-WCC after averaging 9.0 ppg and 5.9 rpg .. . all-tourney at Lobo Cl assic in 1988-89 . .. career shooting percentage from the field of 59.4%. PERSONAL: Born in Pensacola, FL on August 8, 1968 . .. hobbies include music, basketball and sou l food ... parents are Ealious and Antonia Bell of San Diego, CA ... Business Administration major. g.., 1 0 0 ------'~

1987-90 STATS: TOTAL 3-POINT YEAR G-GS MIN FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT A PF STL TO SLK PTS AVG RES-AVG 1987-88 21-2 243 33-51 .647 0-0 .000 7-14 .500 5 67 3 1 9 24 73 3.5 46-2.2 1988-89 28-16 658 94-1 63 .557 0-0 .000 65-117 .556 15 102 6 58 55 253 9.0 165-5.9 1989-90 24-13 394 50-84 .595 0-0 .000 19-41 .463 7 69 5 3 5 24 119 5.0 91 -3.8 TOTALS 73-31 1295 177-298 .594 0-0 .000 91-172 .529 27 238 14 112 103 445 6.1 302-4.1 PLAYERS PAGE 13

#10 GYLAN DOTTIN 6'5" 205 lb. JUNIOR GUARD HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at Saddleback HS in Santa Ana, CA . .. led team to a 24-5 record and a first-place finish in the Seaview League last season ... averaged 19.6 ppg, 10.3 rpg and 7.2 apg ... shot 48.0% from the field and 77.0% from the line . . . team MVP and captain .. . First Team AII-CIF (3-A Division Southern Section) .. . First Team All-County (LA Times) .. . Daily Pilot MVP ... McDonald's All-American nominee . . . member of the Orange County North- South All-Star team. USD: Third season with Toreros . .. last season appeared in 21 games ... scored in double digits 11 times with a season best 15 points (So. Alabama) . .. also tied his career best of 9 rebounds against UCLA .. . missed 6 straight WCC contests after breaking his nose in prac­ tice ... was the 1988-89 Co-Freshman of the Year in the WCC after finishing as USD's se­ cond leading scorer and rebounder with averages of 12.0 ppg and 5.4 rpg . .. scored a career best 23 points twice his frosh year (MarisUUSIU) . .. has 2-year average of 10.5 points per game. PERSONAL: Born in San Francisco, CA on January 10, 1970 . . . hobbies include stereo installation, music and art ... parents are George and Aitishia Dottin of Santa Ana, CA ... Communications major. 1988-90 STATS: 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 1988-89 28-24 894 115-284 .399 28-80 .350 78-110 .709 71 64 25 93 7 336 12.0 150-5.4 1989-90 21-13 551 70-171 .409 11 -36 .306 29-44 .659 56 36 9 42 1 180 8.6 89-4.2 TOTALS 49-37 1445 185-455 .407 39-116 .336 107-154 .695 127 100 34 135 8 516 10.5 239-4.9

#11 GEOFF PROBST 5'11" 165 lb. SOPHOMORE GUARD HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at Corona del Mar HS in Newport Beach, CA ... senior year aver­ aged 15.0 ppg and 7.0 assists . . . shot 52.0% from the field and 81.0% from the line .. .Team MVP and Captain ... First Team All-League .. . Honorable Mention All-American (Blue Ribbon). COLLEGE: Transfer from UC Davis .. . in 1988-89 at UC Davis Geoff started at point guard ... averaged 9.9 ppg and 7.0 assists per game ...Team Captain .. . All-Conference selection.

USD: Sat out the 1989-90 season after transfering from UC Davis . . .will give Toreros added depth in the back court. PERSONAL: Born in Newport Beach, CA on February 1, 1970 .. . hobbies include skiing, ten­ nis and volleyball ... his mother, Janet Probst, resides in Corona del Mar, CA .. . Political Science major.

#12 JOE TEMPLE 6'3" 195 lb. SOPHOMORE GUARD/FORWARD HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at Gomper HS and led Lincoln Prep to a 27-2 record senior year and 69-12 over 3 years - including 3 Central League Championships . .. one of only five San Diego high school players to amass 1,000 points and 1,000 rebounds (1,313 pts. and 1,265 boards) ... last year averaged 26.1 ppg. 14.1 rpg and 6.4 steals ... shot 57.9% from the field and 63.5% from the line . .. CIF record holder in steals (career: 398, season: 187, game: 15) . . .Team Captain and co-MVP ... Honorable Mention All-State .. . First Team AII-CIF San Diego section .. . Co-Player of the Year in Central League . .. played on San Diego Select team against USSR Junior Olympic Team.

USD: Second year with Toreros . .. appeared in 9 games last year and had season bests of 7 points (Cal Lu) and 4 rebounds (Cal Lu/St. Mary's) .. . averaged 1.6 ppg and 1.8 rpg . . . ex­ ceptional athlete.

PERSONAL: Born in San Diego, California on October 26, 1971 .. . hobbies include talking to people, music and dancing . .. parents are Joseph and Edna Temple of San Diego, CA ... undeclared major. 1989-90 STATS: 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 1989-90 9-1 52 6-23 .261 1-1 1.000 1-3 .333 9 0 3 0 14 1.6 16-1B PLAYERS PAGE 14

#13 REED WATSON 6'8" 210 lb. JUNIOR FORWARD/CENTER HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at Gilbert HS in Gilbert, AZ ... 2 year varsity performer .. . senior year averaged 23.0 ppg and 9.0 rpg . . . senior year was Arizona State MVP and his team won the AA Arizona State Championship .. . MVP of State Tournament ... First Team All-State and First Team All-Conference ... also played 3 years of baseball. COLLEGE: First year with USO ... transfer from Mesa CC in Mesa, Arizona .. . teammate of Michael Brown's this past year on #1 J.C. team in nation that finished 32-3 ... last season started 30 games and averaged 12.4 ppg and 5.2 rpg while shooting 59.4% from the field (149-251) , 33.3% from 3-point range (3-9) and 72 .7% from the FT line (72-99) . . . Mesa was also #1 in the nation in scoring defense (60.8). PERSONAL: Born in Phoenix, AZ on March 31 , 1967 ... hobbies include model building, swimming and music ... parents are John and Janelle Watson of Gilbert, AZ ... Economics major.

#21 MICHAEL BROWN 6'3" 195 lb. JUNIOR GUARD/FORWARD HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at Wurzburg American High School in Wurzburg, Germany . .. played 3 years of varsity basketball and 2 years of football .. . 3-time First Team All Conference ... junior and senior year was First Team All-Europe . .. senior year was All-Europe Player of the Year ... senior year averaged 18.0 ppg and 11.0 rpg ... two-time Team MVP and Captain . .. two-time DoDD's USA All-Star. COLLEGE: First year with Toreros ... transfer from Mesa CC in Mesa, Arizona . .. teammate of Reed Watson's this past year on #1 J.C. team in nation that finished 32-3 .. . started all 35 games and averaged 13.9 ppg, 4.2 rpg and 3.2 assists ... shot 48.9% from the field (156-319), 41.2% from 3-point range (56-136) and 74.1% from the FT line (117-158) . .. First Team NJCAA Region I and First Team ACCAC ... MVP at Rotary Shootout Tournament .. . in April played in the U.S.-Texas J.C. All-Star Game in Midland, TX .. . the past two years Mesa CC compiled a 54-12 record. PERSONAL: Born in Columbus, OH on March 5, 1970 ... hobbies include listening to music and travelling . .. parents are Bobby and Jean Brown of Wurzburg, Germany . .. Business Finance major.

#30 BROOKS BARNHARD 6'8" 215 lb. SOPHOMORE FORWARD/CENTER HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped locally at Escondido HS in Escondido, CA . .. last year averaged 21.3 ppg, 14.8 rpg and 9.0 blocks per game .. . shot 51.6% from the field and 60.0% from the line .. .Team Captain and MVP . .. First Team AII-CIF San Diego County . . . Avocado League Player of the Year. . . made Mitchell All-Tournament Team ... participant in 2A-3A all-star game . .. member of San Diego Select team that played against the USSR Junior Olympic Team .. . First Team All-League volleyball performer. USO: Second season with Toreros ... appeared in 18 contests with starts against Cal Lutheran and Nevada-Reno ... had season highs of 8 points (UCLA) and 6 rebounds (Nevada­ Reno) . .. good shooter (.833) . .. expected to see a lot more playing time in 1990!91 . PERSONAL: Born in Escondido, CA on October 26, 1970 .. . hobbies include volleyball and tennis . . . parents are Norm and Sally Barnhard of Escondido, CA ... Undeclared major.

1989-90 STATS: 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 1989-90 18-2 134 11 -25 .440 0-1 .000 10-12 .833 2 20 4 5 5 32 1.8 20-1.1 PLAYERS PAGE 15

#32 WAYMAN STRICKLAND 6'2" 180 lb. JUNIOR GUARD HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at Riordon HS in San Francisco, CA ... averaged 21.9 ppg, 7.9 rpg, 3.7 steals pg and 3.4 assists pg . .. led the WCAL in scoring and steals ... shot 50.0% from the floor and 76.0% from the line . .. San Francisco City Player of the Year . . . WCAL Player of the Year . . . First Team San Francisco Bay Area member. . . team captain and MVP. USD: Third season with Toreros . . . received USD's 1989-90 Coaches Award - Most Improv­ ed Player Award ... started 27 games last year and averaged 6.3 assists per game, missing a new USO record by a mere 3 dishes . .. was second in the WCC in assists and steals (2.2) ... posted 3 double/doubles in scoring and assists ... three times scored a season high 17 points ... averaged 8.3 ppg and 4.0 rpg .. . dished out a career best 12 assists vs. LMU . . . career best 21 points frosh year vs. LMU ... was an all-tournament selection frosh year at Lobo Classic. PERSONAL: Born in San Francisco, CA on February 3, 1970 . . . hobbies include fishing, reading and listening to music .. . parents are Wayman and Dorothy Strickland of San Fran­ cisco, CA ... Communication major. 1988-90 STATS: 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 1988-89 26-9 630 70-226 .310 30-100 .300 40-54 .741 69 54 38 65 0 210 8.1 74-2.9 1989-90 27-27 901 79-190 .416 11-40 .275 55-87 .632 169 66 60 87 4 224 8.3 108-4.0

TOTALS 53-36 1531 149-416 .358 41-140 .293 95-141 .674 238 120 98 152 4 434 8.2 182-3.4

#35 NEAL MEYER 6'3" 210 lb. FRESHMAN GUARD HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at Chaparral HS in Scottsdale, AZ. .. . averaged 26.5 ppg, 8.2 rpg and 4.6 assists . .. shot 62.4% from field and 56.3% from 3-point land .. . 2nd Team All- State . .. 2nd Team Super Five ... All-Division and All-Metro League (AAA), "Scottsdale Daily Progress" Player of the Year . .. All-Tourney at BCI Tournament at Lubbock, TX .. . Chaparral career records in: pts. in single game (43), career points (1,870), single season FGO/o (.624) and career FGO/o (.605). USD: Sat out the 1989-90 season after injuring ankle in pre-season workout . .. has worked hard in off-season to get ready for this season. PERSONAL: Born on May 11, 1970 in Scottsdale, AZ. ... hobbies include basketball, volleyball and water skiing . .. parents are Bernard & Catherine Meyer of San Diego, CA . . . Business/Law major.

#40 KELVIN WOODS 6'5" 230 lb. JUNIOR FORWARD HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at Damien HS in La Verne, CA . .. averaged 16.5 ppg, 10.1 rpg and 4.3 apg . . . shot 56.0% from the field and 71.0% from the line . .. led team to a 15-9 record and 10-4 2nd place finish in the Baseline League . . . two-time team MVP.. . First Team All­ Baseline ... All-San Gabriel Valley (LA Times) . .. All-Pomona Valley. USD: Third year with Toreros .. . received USD's 1989-90 Scholar Athlete Award ... started 13 of 28 games and scored in double digits 13 times with a high of 19 points (Santa Clara) ... twice grabbed a season high 8 rebounds .. .was USD's third leading scorer averaging 9.4 ppg ... has a career shooting percentage of .521 . . . had a career best 21 points freshman year against Pepperdine in the WCC Tournament ... has range, making 5-of-8 career 3-point attempts . . . a two-time wee Scholar Athlete. PERSONAL: Born in Fontana, CA on June 17, 1970 .. . hobbies include weight lifting, music and writing . . . parents are Norman and Jean Woods of Pomona, CA . .. Accounting major. 1988-90 STATS: 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 1988-89 28-9 559 70-135 .519 5-6 .833 29-55 .527 14 67 9 35 12 174 6.2 127-4.5 1989-90 28-13 621 102-195 .523 0-2 .000 60-81 .741 28 67 10 55 7 264 9.4 111-4.0

TOTALS 56-22 1180 172-330 .521 5-8 .625 89-136 .654 42 134 19 90 19 438 7.8 238-4.3 SAN DIEGO PAGE 16

''AMERICA'S FINEST CITY''

San Diego is truly "America's Finest City." A modern 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 impor­ tance 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 and 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 70 golf courses throughout the county. Balboa Park, a 1,158-ace recreation and cultural center, offers 25 tennis courts, two gym­ nasiums, 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 Chargers in football, the Padres in baseball and the Seekers in soccer. Whatever sporting activity there is, it's here in San Diego-the sports capital of the U.S.A.

San Diego Highlights * Discovered: 1542 by Juan Cabrillo * Average temp.: Summer 68-76 Winter 57-65 * Sightseeing and Attractions: Balboa Park Horton Plaza Hall of Champions (sports museum) Cabrlllo National Monument San Diego Museum of Art Mission Bay Park San Diego Zoo Old Town State Historic Park Space and Science Museum Seaport Village WIid Animal Park Sea World UNIVERSITY PROFILE PAGE 17

UNIVERSITY PROFILE The University of San Diego is an independent Catholic university located on a 170-acre mesa overlooking Mission Bay, San Diego Harbor; and the Pacific Ocean. The campus is named Alcala Park after the Spanish university town where St. Didacus (i.e., Diego) spent much of his time. Complementing its splendid natural setting is the University's location just 10 minutes from downtown San Diego - conveniently close to the major business, cultural, residential, and recreational areas, as well as the rail, bus and air terminals. Founded in 1949, USD is presently experiencing record attendance. Undergraduate enrollment stands at 3900, graduate students bring the overall campus enrollment to 5900. The University includes a College of Arts and Sciences, and Schools of Business Administration, Education, Nursing, and Law. Each is characterized by high academic standards, small classes, and excellent student-faculty relations. Though the majority of students come from the West Coast, every region of the United States is well-represented on campus. Students also attend USD from 24 foreign countries. In January of 1987, USD opened the doors to its new University Center, a 74,500 square foot building for students, faculty and staff. The two­ level Center is the largest building on campus. It is the seventh major project completed at USD during the past riine years. It's a place for people to meet for leisure and fun, a place for extracurricular activities. Recreation, intramural and athletic activities are expanding rapidly. Among the many recreation and intramural programs offered, some of the favorites include: Mission Bay Aquatic Center activities (water skiing, surfing, sailing, crew), modern dance, aerobics, bowling, karate, backpacking, softball, tennis, floor hockey and volleyball. USD intercollegiate sports for men include football, soccer, cross country, basketball, baseball, crew, tennis and golf. In women's inter­ collegiate sports, USD fields programs in volleyball, cross country, swimming, basketball, softball, crew and tennis. PLAYERS PAGE 18

#42 CARLOS CARRILLO 6'6" 205 lb. JUNIOR GUARD/FORWARD HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at Bosco Tech in Southgate, CA ... averaged 21.0 ppg and 8.0 rpg . .. shot 51.0% from the floor and 68.0% from the line .. . two-time MVP . .. two-time First Team All-Del Rey League selectee . .. two-time First Team All-West Valley member. . . All-San Gabriel Valley .. . team captain . . . averaged 16.0 ppg and 10.0 rpg his junior year. USD: Third season with Toreros . . . has seen limited action the past two years . . . last year had a high of 3 points against Cal Lutheran . . . has good shooting range. PERSONAL: Born in Los Angeles, CA on December 10, 1970 ... hobbies include movies, friends and music ... parents are Simon and Maria Carrillo of Southgate, CA ... Psychology/ Spanish major.

1988-90 STATS: 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 1988-89 6-0 17 1-9 .111 0-2 .000 0-2 .000 0 4 0 0 2 0.3 6-1.0 1989-90 3-0 8 0-3 .000 0-2 .000 0-0 .000 2 2 0 1 0 0.0 4-1 .3

TOrALS 9-0 25 1-12 .083 0-4 .000 0-2 .000 2 6 0 2 2 0.2 10-1.1

THE 1989-90 USO SEASON-A LOOK BACK After beginning the 1989-90 season 3-7 and finishing their preconference schedule at 5-7 through the month of December, the Toreros turned the tables in the new year as they finished 9-5 in WCC action for third place. Going into the last weekend of WCC play, the Toreros found themselves just two games behind first place LMU and still with an outside shot at the title. Included in their 9-5 wee mark was a 7-game winning streak, a 4-3 wee road record and a sweep of the tough northwest trip over Gonzaga and Portland. San Diego finished with a record of 16-12 and ended the season with an 80-74 win over San Francisco in the first round of the 4th Annual WCC Tournament. Contributing to their slow start were losses to such opponents as UC Santa Barbara, St. John's, South Alabama, UCLA and Nevada-Reno. Possibly their toughest nonconference schedule ever, their 12-game slate through November and December paid dividends for preparing the Toreros for the tough West Coast Conference action. Although they lost twice to #1 LMU and #2 Pepperdine, the Toreros only other WCC loss was a road defeat at the hands of San Francisco. USD's 9-5 third-place finish was the team's best showing since their 13-1 first-place finish in 1986-87. Two major reasons for USD's resurgence last season was the play of newcomers John Jerome and Pat Holbert. Jerome, the 6-8 forward who transferred from Arizona State for his senior year with the Toreros, was the team's most consistent player. He paced the Toreros in scoring and rebounding with averages of 19.3 ppg and 8.0 rpg. John scored in double figures in 27 of the team's 28 games and set new USD single-season records for most points (540) and scoring average (19.3 ppg). John was a First Team AII-WCC selection and the team's MVP. Junior Pat Holbert really came to life in the second part of the season. The 6-3 transfer from Mesa Community College was inserted into the Toreros' starting lineup in game #16 and USD went on to win 10 of their final 13 games. Pat led the team in scoring in six of those games, including three 27-point outbursts in the team's final four games. He was the team's top 3-point threat as he finished with 54 treys for 46.2 percent from beyond the 19'9" arc. Pat was named Honorable Men­ tion AII-WCC. In the 14 WCC contests, Jerome averaged 19.9 ppg followed by Holbert's 17.0 average. Another key was the team settling on a starting lineup. Besides Jerome and Holbert, coach Hank Egan went with senior Craig Cottrell at forward, junior Dondi Bell at center and sophomore Wayman Strickland at point guard. Strickland finished with team highs in assists (169) and steals (60). Team depth also played a key role for the Toreros. Giving the team quality minutes off the bench included juniors Randy Thompson and Anthony Thomas, as well as sophomores Kelvin Woods and Gylan Dottin. A LL-TIME OPPONENT RECORD PAGE 19 Abilene ...... 0-1 New Orleans ...... 0-1 Air Force Academy ...... 1-3 North Park ...... 0-1 Alma (Michigan) ...... 1-0 North Texas ...... 1-2 Arizona ...... 0-2 Northern Arizona ...... 4-7 Athletes in Action ...... 1-4 Northern Colorado ...... 1-1 Auburn ...... 0-1 Occidental College ...... 3-1 Aurora College ...... 1-0 Ohio-Northern ...... 1-0 Australian Teams ...... 3-0 Olivet Nazarene ...... 1-0 Azusa Pacific ...... 5-2 Pacific, U. of ...... 1-1 Bethel College ...... 1-0 Pacific Lutheran ...... 1-0 Biola University ...... 5-4 Pepperdine ...... 12-29 Boise State ...... 1-2 Phoenix AAU ...... 1-0 Briar Cliff College ...... 0-1 Point Loma Nazarene College ...... 6-7 Brown ...... 1-0 Pomona College ...... 1-1 Cal Baptist ...... 7-0 Portland State ...... 1-0 Cal Lutheran ...... 4-0 Portland, U. of ...... 14-10 Cal Poly Pomona ...... 13-19 Princeton ...... 0-1 Cal Poly San Luis Obispo ...... 4-8 Puget Sound ...... 4-1 Cal State Bakersfield ...... 1-2 Redlands, U. of ...... 3-1 Cal State Dominguez Hills ...... 9-2 Republic of China (Taiwan) ...... 1-0 Cal State Fullerton ...... 9-13 Rice ...... 1-1 Cal State Hayward ...... 4-2 St. John's ...... 0-1 Cal State Long Beach ...... 6-8 St. Joseph's (New Mexico) ...... 2-0 Cal State Los Angeles ...... 8-9 St. Mary's (Moraga) ...... 14-12 Cal State Northridge ...... 9-9 St. Mary's (New Mexico) ...... 1-0 Cal State Stanislaus ...... 2-1 St. Thomas College ...... 2-0 Carroll College ...... 2-2 St. Xavier College ...... 1-0 Centenary ...... 0-1 Sacramento State ...... 2-0 Chaminade College ...... 1-0 Samford ...... 1-0 Chapman College ...... 16-1 O San Diego State ...... 8-16 Claremont College ...... 1-1 San Francisco, U. of ...... 7-1 O Cleveland State ...... 0-1 San Francisco State ...... 0-1 Colorado ...... 1-1 San Jose State ...... 1-3 Columbia ...... 1-0 Santa Clara ...... 10-15 Creighton ...... ·...... 0-2 Seattle Pacific ...... 1-1 Dayton, U. of ...... 0-1 Seattle ...... 0-2 Denver, U. of ...... 0-1 Sonoma State ...... 1-1 Doane College ...... 1-0 South Alabama ...... 0-1 Eastern Montana ...... 1-3 Southern California College ...... 5-1 Eastern Washington ...... 0-1 Southeastern Louisiana ...... 1-1 Florida A&M ...... 1-0 Southern Illinois ...... 0-1 Florida Tech ...... 0-1 Southern Utah State ...... 5-0 Fresno-Pacific ...... 1-0 Spring Arbor College ...... 2-0 Fresno State ...... 1-6 Stanford ...... 1-0 Gannon College ...... 1-0 Stephen F. Austin ...... 1-0 Gonzaga ...... 8-15 Tabor College ...... 1-0 Grand Canyon College ...... 8-10 Tahoe College ...... 0-1 Hawaii, U. of ...... 2-1 Taylor University ...... 1-0 Hawaii, U. of (Hilo) ...... 1-0 Tennessee-Martin ...... 1-0 Idaho, U. of ...... 1-3 Texas-Arlington ...... 1-0 Idaho State ...... 2-0 Texas Tech ...... 1-1 Illinois (Chicago Circle) ...... 1-0 Toledo, U. of ...... 0-1 Illinois Wesleyan ...... 1-0 Trinity (Texas) ...... 1-2 Israeli Olympians ...... 1-0 United Brethren ...... 2-0 Junior Colleges ...... 5-0 U.S. International ...... 26-13 Lamar Tech ...... 1-0 U.C. Berkeley ...... 0-2 LaSalle (Mexico) ...... 1-0 U.C. Davis ...... 3-1 La Verne, U. of ...... 11-3 U.C. Irvine ...... 6-8 Lehigh University ...... 1-0 U.C. Los Angeles ...... 0-1 Los Angeles Pacific ...... 1-0 U.C. Riverside ...... 11-6 Loyola College (Maryland) ...... 1-0 U.C. San Diego ...... 14-1 Loyola Marymount ...... 14-24 U.C. Santa Barbara ...... 4-8 Luther College ...... 1-0 Utah, U of ...... 1-1 Manchester ...... 1-0 Utah State ...... 0-1 Marist ...... 1-0 Washington State ...... 1-1 Military Teams ...... 21-34 Weber State ...... 1-1 Missouri-Kansas City ...... 1-0 Western Illinois ...... 2-0 Montana State ...... 1-3 Western Kentucky ...... 1-1 Montana, U. of ...... 3-2 Western New Mexico ...... 1-0 Mount Marty College ...... 1-0 Western Washington ...... 1-2 Nebraska Wesleyan ...... 1-0 Westmar ...... 1-0 Nevada-Las Vegas ...... 0-1 Westminster (Utah) ...... 1-0 Nevada-Reno ...... 2-7 Westmont College ...... 1-7 Nevada Southern ...... 3-4 Whittier College ...... 5-19 New Mexico, U. of ...... 1-0 Whitworth ...... 1-0 New Mexico Highlands ...... 1-0 Youngstown State ...... 0-1 QPPONENTS PAGE20

SAN DIEGO STATE UNIVERSITY NOV. 27 AT SPORTS ARENA Location: San Diego, CA SID Phone: (619) 594-5547 Nickname: Aztecs Home Phone: (619) 672-2258 Colors: Scarlet and White Last Season's Record: 13-18 Enrollment: 34,500 Series Record: 16-8 SDSU Conference: Western Athletic Last Meeting: 85-75, SDSU (12/6189) President: Thomas B. Day Returning Lettermen: 4 Athletic Director: Fred Miller Lettermen Lost: 6 Coach: Jim Brandenburg Returning Starters: 2 Alma Mater & Year: Colorado State '58 Starters Lost: 3 Record: :rl-52/3 yrs. at SDSU PLAYERS 10 WATCH: Assistants: Jimmy Williams, Greg Graham • Marty Dow 7-1 SR C 12.3 ppg • Arthur Massey 6-2 SR G 7.1 ppg SID: John Rosenthal • Vern Thompson 6-6 SR G 4.5 ppg

SOUTHERN UTAH STATE NOV. 29 AT CEDAR CITY, UT; Location: Cedar City, UT FEB 6 AT USD Nickname: Thunderbirds SID Phone: (801) 586-7752 Colors: Scarlet, Royal Blue and White Home Phone: (801) 477-3479 Enrollment: 3,600 Last Season's Record: 13-15 Conference: Independent Series Record: 5-0 USD President: Dr. Gerald R. Sherratt Last Meeting: 100-91 USD (2/27/90) Athletic Director: Jack Bishop Returning Lettermen: 7 Coach: Neil Roberts Lettermen Lost: 4 Alma Mater & Year: BYU, ' 68 Returning Starters: 4 Record: 39-44/3 yrs. at SUSU. Starters Lost: 1 Assistants: Randy Adams, Steve Hodson PLAYERS 10 WATCH : • William Allen 6-6 SR F 17.9 ppg SID: Jim Robinson • Richard Barton 6-9 JR C 15.8 ppg • Peter Johnson 6-3 SR G 11 .2 ppg

SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY DEC. 1 AT USD Location: San Jose, CA SID Phone: (408) 924-1217 Nickname: Spartans Home Phone: (408) 923-6104 Colors: White Blue and Gold Last Season's Record: 8-20 Enrollment: 26,000 Series Record: 3-1 SJSU Conference: Big West Last Meeting: 65-63 USD (1213/84) President: Dr. Gail Fullerton Returning Lettermen: 8 Athletic Director: Dr. Thomas Brennan Lettermen Lost: 4 Coach: Stan Morrison Returning Starters: 4 Alma Mater & Year: CAL, '62 Starters Lost: 1 Record: 8-20/1 Yr. at SJSU PLAYERS 10 WATCH: Assistants: Stan Stewart, Benny White, • Troy Batiste 6-2 SR G 12.4 ppg John Coughran • Andre Brooks 6-3 SR G 9.9 ppg SID: Lawrence Fan • Kevin Logan 6-7 SO F 7.6 ppg

POMONA-PITZER COLLEGES DEC. 4 AT USD Location: Claremont, CA SID Phone: (714) 621-8016 Nickname: Sagehens Home Phone: (714) 624-2952 Colors: Blue and Orange Last Season's Record: 10-16 Enrollment: 2,000 Series Record: First Meeting Conference: S.C.I .A.C. Last Meeting: NA President: Dr. David Alexander Returning Lettermen: 7 Athletic Director: Curt Tong Lettermen Lost: 7 Coach: Charles Katsiaficas Returning Starters: 1 Alma Mater & Year: Tufts '84 Starters Lost: 4 Record: 43-3613 yrs. at P-P PLAYERS 10 WATCH : Assistants: Rick Duque, Ray Lokar • Ashanti Payne 6-8 SR G 5.0 ppg • Jon Myers 6-10 JR F 5.0 ppg SID: Kirk Reynolds • 6-2 JR G 4.0 ppg

INDIANA UNIVERSITY DEC. 7 AND 8 (Indiana Classic) AT BLOOMINGTON, IN Location: Bloomington, IN SID Phone: (812) 855-2421 Nickname: Hoosiers Home Phone: (812) 331-7872 Colors: Cream and Crimson Last Season's Record: 18-11 Enrollment: 34,000 Series Record: First Meeting Conference: Big Ten Last Meeting: NA President: Thomas Ehrlich Returning Lettermen: 10 Athletic Director: Ralph Floyd Lettermen Lost: 2 Coach: Returning Starters: 5 Alma Mater & Year: Ohio State, ' 62 Starters Lost: O Record: 430-148/19 yrs. at Indiana PLAYERS TO WATCH: Assistants: Dan Dakich, Ron Felling, • Eric Anderson 6-9 JR F-C 16.3 ppg Joby Wright • Calbert Cheaney 6-6 SO F-G 17.1 ppg SID: Brian Teter (BB SID) • Greg Graham 6-4 SO G 9.7 ppg QPPONENTS PAGE 21

NORTH CAROLINA DEC. 7 AND 8 AT AT WILMINGTON (Indiana Classic) BLOOMINGTON, IN Location: Wilmington, NC SID Phone: (919) 395-3236 Nickname: Seahawks Home Phone: (919) 799-6058 Colors: Green and Gold Last Season's Record: 8-20 Enrollment: 7,000 Series Record: First Meeting Conference: Colonial Athletic Last Meeting: NA President: Dr. James R. leutze Returning Lettermen: 10 Athletic Director: William J. Brooks Lettermen Lost: 2 Coach: Kevin Eastman Returning Starters: 4 Alma Mater & Year: Richmond, '77 Starters Lost: 1 Record: First Year at UNC, Wilmington PLAYERS 10 WATCH : Assistants: , Frank Haith • Brannon Lancaster 6-1 SR G 11 .3 ppg • Bryan Withers 6-6 JR F 8.4 ppg SID: Joe Browning • Major Wiggins 6-7 SR C 7.3 ppg

NIAGARA UNIVERSITY DEC. 7 AND 8 (Indiana Classic) AT BLOOMINGTON, IN Location: Lewiston, NY SID Phone: (716) 285-1212 ext. 431 Nickname: Purple Eagles Home Phone: (716) 298-5639 Colors: Purple, White and Gold Last Season's Record: 6-22 Enrollment: 3,100 Series Record: First Meeting Conference: Metro Atlantic Athletic Last Meeting: NA President: Rev. Brian J. O'Connell, C.M. Returning Lettermen: 7 Athletic Director: Mike Jankowski Lettermen Lost: 5 Coach: Jack Armstrong Returning Starters: 4 Alma Mater & Year: Fordham, '85 Starters Lost: 1 Record: 6-22/1 yr at NU PLAYERS 10 WATCH : Assistants: Tom Keenan, Bob MacKinnon Jr., • Darren Brown 6-8 SR C 8.8 ppg Scott Besece, Rob Lanier • Darrin Bossert 5-10 SR G 8.6 ppg SID: Jim Mauro • Dwayne Daniel 6-5 SO F 9.5 ppg

UC SANTA BARBARA DEC. 10 AT SANTA BARBARA, CA location: Santa Barbara, CA SID Phone: (805) 893-3428 Nickname: Gauchos Home Phone: (805) 687-3595 Colors: Blue and Gold Last Season's Record : 21-9 Enrollment: 18,000 Series Record : 8-3 UCSB Conference: Big West Last Meeting: 79-62, UCSB (11 /28/89) Chancellor: Barbara Uehling Returning Lettermen: 9 Athletic Director: John Kasser Lettermen Lost: 5 Coach: Jerry Pimm Returning Starters: 3 Alma Mater & Year: USC, ' 60 Starters Lost: 2 Record: 114-87/8 yrs. at UCSB PLAYERS 10 WATCH : Assistants: , Ray Lopes, • Gary Gray 6-9 SR F 12.9 ppg Bobby Castagna • Paul Johnson 6-6 JR G 10.3 ppg UC SANTA BARBARA SID: Bill Mahoney • Idris Jones 6-3 SO G 7.6 ppg GAUCHOS

CSU-NORTH RIDGE DEC. 14 AT NORTHRIDGE, CA CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE Location: Northridge, CA SID Phone: (818) 885-3243 Nickname: Matadors Home Phone: (818) 712-9281 0 Colors: Red and White Last Season's Record: 12-15 Enrollment: 31,000 Series Record: First Meeting Conference: Independent last Meeting: NA President: Dr. James W. Cleary Returning Lettermen: 4 Athletic Director: Robert Hiegert Lettermen Lost: 8 Coach: Pete Cassidy Returning Starters: 2 Alma Mater & Year: CSUN, '60 Starters lost: 3 Record: 284-223/19 yrs at CSUN PLAYERS TO WATCH: Assistants: Tom McCollum, Wayne Fluker • Todd Bowser 6-7 SR C 11 .0 ppg • Eugene Humphrey 6-0 SR G 6.9 ppg SID: Barry Smith • Kirk Scott 6-4 SR F 3.2 ppg

EASTERN WASHINGTON DEC. 22 AT CHENEY, WA UNIVERSITY SID Phone: (509) 359-6334 Location: Cheney, WA Home Phone: (509) 235-4672 Nickname: Eagles Last Season's Record: 18-1 1 Colors: Red and White Series Record: First Meeting Enrollment: 8,000 last Meeting: NA Conference: Big Sky Returning Lettermen: 6 President: Dr. Marshall Drummond Lettermen Lost: 9 Athletic Director: Dr. Darlene Bailey Retu rning Starters: 2 Coach: John H. Wade II Starters Lost: 3 Alma Mater & Year: Eastern Washington, '83 PLAYERS TO WATCH: Record: First Season at EWU • Brian Sullivan 6-2 SR G 9.8 ppg Assistants: Rusty Smith, Darrell Barbor • Justi n Paola 6-6 SO G 4.5 ppg • John Garrison 6-6 SR F 4.1 ppg SID: Dave Cook QPPONENTS PAGE 22

CANISIUS COLLEGE DEC. 29 AT USD Location: Buffalo, NY SID Phone: (716) 888-2977 Nickname: Golden Griffins Home Phone: (716) 839-3099 Colors: Blue and Gold Last Season's Record: 11-18 Enrollment: 4,671 Series Record: First Meeting Conference: Metro Atlantic Athletic Last Meeting: NA President: Rev. James Demske, S.J. Returning Lettermen: 9 Athletic Director: Dr. Daniel P. Starr Lettermen Lost: 2 Coach: Marty Marbach Returning Starters: 4 Alma Mater & Year: St. Francis, PA '75 Starters Lost: 1 Record: 31-5313 yrs. at PLAYERS 10 WAlCH: Assistants: Mike MacDonald, Dave Niland, • Ed Book 6-11 JR C 12.3 ppg Phil Seymore • Chuck Giscombe 6-3 SR G 9.8 ppg SID: John Maddock • Rodney Brown 5-8 JR G 8.2 ppg

HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY DEC. 31 AT USD Location: Hempstead, NY SID Phone: (516) 560-6764 Nickname: Flying Dutchmen Home Phone: (718) 458-3609 Colors: Gold, White and Blue Last Season's Record: 13-15 Enrollment: 12,000 Series Record: First Meeting Conference: East Coast Last Meeting: NA President: Dr. James Shuart Returning Lettermen: 11 Athletic Director: Jim Garvey Lettermen Lost: 3 Coach: Butch van Breda Kol ff Returning Starters: 3 Alma Mater & Year: NYU, '50 Starters Lost: 2 Record: 163-7319 yrs. at Hofstra PLAYERS 10 WAlCH: Assistants: Joe Dunleavey, Gene Schatz, • Derrick Flowers 6-5 SR F 11 .8 ppg Don Laux • Erroll Flanigan 5-9 SR G 7.8 ppg SID: Jim Sheehan • Anthony Knight 6-6 JR F 7.7 ppg

UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO JAN. 2 AT USD Location: Boulder, CO SID Phone: (303) 492-5626 Nickname: Buffaloes Home Phone: (303) 494-0445 Colors: Silver, Gold and Black Last Season's Record: 12-18 Enrollment: 23,325 Series Record: 1-1 Conference: Big Eight Last Meeting: 83-72 CU (1/9/88) President: William Baughn Returning Lettermen: 7 Athletic Director: Bill Marolt Lettermen Lost: 2 Coach: Joe Harrington Returning Starters: 3 Alma Mater & Year: Maryland, ' 68 Starters Lost: 2 Record: First Year at UC PLAYERS 10 WAlCH: Assistants: Tom Abatemarco, Dereck Whittenberg, • Shaun Vandiver 6-10 SR C 22.3 ppg Scott Sanderson • Stevie Wise 6-4 SR G 20.0 ppg SID: Dave Plati, Tom Peterson (BB) • House Guest 6-5 SR F 6.2 ppg

SANTA CLARA UNIVERSITY JAN. 5 AT SANTA CLARA, CA; Location: Santa Clara, CA FEB. 9 AT USD SANTA Nickname: Broncos SID Phone: (408) 554-4661 Colors: Bronco Red, White and Gold Home Phone: (408) 244-1547 Enrollment: 7,100 Last Season's Record: 9-19 Conference: West Coast Series Record: 15-10 SCU President: Rev. Paul L. Locatelli, S.J. Last Meeting: 64--46, USO (1/27/90) Athletic Director: Tom O'Connor Returning Lettermen: 9 Coach: Carroll Williams Lettermen Lost: 5 Alma Mater & Year: San Jose State, '56 Returning Starters: 3 Record: 314-246/20 yrs. at SCU Starters Lost: 2 Assistants: Dick Davey, Larry Hauser, PLAYERS 10 WAlCH: Steve Seandel • Ron Reis 7-1 JR C 12.4 ppg SID: Jim Young • Rhea Taylor 6-7 JR F 7.2 ppg • Melvin Chinn 6-1 JR G 5.3 ppg

PEPPERDINE UNIVERSITY JAN. 11 AT MALIBU, CA; Location: Malibu, CA FEB. 23 AT USD Nickname: Waves SID Phone: (213) 456-4333 Colors: Blue, Orange and White Home Phone: (213) 456-4977 Enrollment: 6,800 Last Season's Record: 17-11 Conference: West Coast Series Record: 29-11 PEP President: Dr. David Davenport Last Meeting: 102-89 PEP (2124/90) Athletic Director: Wayne Wright Returning Lettermen: 8 Coach: Tom Asbury Lettermen Lost: 4 Alma Mater & Year: Wyoming, ' 67 Returning Starters: 2 Record: 37-24/2 yrs. at PEP Starters Lost: 3 Assistants: , David Campbell PLAYERS TO WATCH: • Geoff Lear 6-8 JR F 13.8 ppg SID: Michael Zapolski • 6-6 JR G-F 8.9 ppg • Rick Welch 6-0 JR G 2.0 ppg QPPONENTS PAGE 23

LOYOLA MARYMOUNT JAN. 12 AT LOS ANGELES; UNIVERSITY FEB. 21 AT USD Location: Los Angeles, CA SID Phone: (213) 338-2765 Nickname: Lions Home Ph one: (213) 374-0388 Colors: Crimson, Gray and Columbia Blue Last Season's Record: 26-6 Enrollment: 3,700 Series Record: 24-14 LMU Conference: West Coast Last Meeting: 131-119 LMU (2123/90) President: Rev. James N. Loughran, S.J. Returning Lettermen: 8 Athletic Director: Brian Quinn Lettermen Lost: 6 Coach: Returning Starters: 1 Alma Mater & Year: Gonzaga, '71 Starters Lost: 4 Record: First Season at LMU PLAYERS 10 WATCH : Assistants: Judas Prada, Bruce Woods, • Terrell Lowery 6-2 JR G 14.5 ppg • Tony Walker 6-1 SR G 5.6 ppg SID: Bruce Meyers • Chris Knight 6-9 JR F 3.9 ppg

ST. MARY'S COLLEGE JAN. 17 AT USD; Location: Moraga, CA FEB. 16 AT MORAGA, CA Nickname: Galloping Gaels SID Phone: (415) 631-4402 Colors: White, Blue and Red Home Phone: (415) 284-7167 Enrollment: 2,200 Last Season's Record : 7-20 Conference: West Coast Series Record : 14-12 USO President: Br. Mel Anderson, FSC Last Meeting: 93-61 USO (2117/90) Athletic Director: Rick Mazzuto Returning Lettermen: 2 Coach: Paul Landreaux Lettermen Lost: 9 Alma Mater & Year: CSLA, '61 Returning Starters: 1 Record: 7-20/First Year at SMC Starters Lost: 4 Assistants: Joe Copeland PLAYERS TO WATCH: • John Levitt 6-5 SO F 8.0 ppg SID: Rick Sutton • Brian Hansen 6-6 FR F 24.3 ppg • Thurmon Watson 6-1 FR G 17.0 ppg

UNIVERSITY OF JAN. 19 AT USD; SAN FRANCISCO FEB. 15 AT SAN FRANCISCO Location : San Francisco, CA SID Phone: (415) 666-6161 Nickname: Dons Home Phone: (415) 692-2069 Colors: Green and Gold Last Season's Record : 8-20 Enrollment: 6,500 Series Record: 11-6, USF Conference: West Coast Last Meeting: 80-74, USO (3/3/90) President: Fr. John LoSchiavo, S.J. Returning Lettermen: 9 Athletic Director: Fr. Robert Sunderland Lettermen Lost: 7 Coach: Jim Brovelli Returning Starters: 1 Alma Mater & Year: San Francisco, '64 Starters Lost: 4 Record : 60-80/5 yrs. at USF PLAYERS 10 WATCH: Assistants: Gary Trousdale, Steve Hill • James Bell 6-7 SR F 7.6 ppg • Scott Mcwhorter 6-7 SR F 7.2 ppg SID: Peter H. Simon • John Glavan 6-10 SOC 2.2 ppg

UNIVERSITY OF PORTLAND JAN. 24 AT PORTLAND; Location: Portland, OR FEB. 2 AT USD Nickname: Pilots SID Phone: (503) 283-7117 Colors: Purple and White Home Phone: (503) 690-9688 Enrollment: 2,400 Last Season's Record: 11 -17 Conference: West Coast Series Record: 14-10 USO President: Rev. David T. Tyson, C.S.C. Last Meeting: 71-66, USO (2110/90) Athletic Director: Joe Etzel Returning Lettermen: 8 Coach: Larry Steele Lettermen Lost: 6 Alma Mater & Year: Kentucky, '71 Returning Starters: 3 Record: 19-65/3 yrs. at UP Starters Lost: 3 Assistants: Art Wilmore, Art Furman PLAYERS 10 WATCH: • Aon Deaton 6-5 SR G 8.4 ppg SID: Steve Walker • 6-1 JR G 7.9 ppg • Matt Houle 6-7 SO F 5.8 ppg

GONZAGA UNIVERSITY JAN 26 AT SPOKANE, WA; Location: Spokane, WA JAN 31 AT USD Nickname: Bulldogs SID Phone: (509) 328-4220 ext. 6373 Colors: Blue, White and Red Home Phone: UNL Enrollment: 3,500 Last Season's Record: 8-20 Conference: West Coast Series Record: 14-10 GU President: Bernard J. Coughlin Last Meeting: 73-65, USO (218/90) 0 Athletic Director: Returning Lettermen: 6 Coach: Dan Fitzgerald Lettermen Lost: 7 C!1 Alma Mater & Year: CSLA, '65 Returning Starters: 2 Record: 122-98/8 yrs. at GU Starters Lost: 3 Assistants: Joe Hillock, , PLAYERS 10 WATCH : , • Brian Frederickson 6-7 SR F 9.3 ppg • Jamie Dudley 5-9 SO G 4.6 ppg SID: Oliver Pierce • Kendall Simmons 6-5 SR F 4.3 ppg l 989-90 RESULTS PAGE 24

FINAL 1989-90 UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO BASKETBALL STATISTICS

Overall Record: 16-12 wee Record: 9-5, 3rd

/-TOTAL-/ I - 3PT / - OFF DEF TOT PLAYER GIGS FG/FGA FG¾ FG/FGA FG¾ FT/FTA FT% PTS AVG REB REB REB AVG PF/D AST TO BLK STL MIN J. Jerome 28/28 216/ 415 .521 15/ 49 .306 93/136 .684 540 19.3 80 145 225 8.0 79/ 3 44 74 7 35 919 wee 14/14 114/ 225 .507 6/ 27 .222 44/ 61 .721 278 19.9 34 93 127 9.1 38/ 2 22 32 3 17 458 P. Holbert 28/14 117/ 237 .494 54/117 .462 56/ 67 .836 344 12.3 23 53 76 2.7 60/ 0 76 55 4 23 697 wee 14/11 80/ 160 .500 34/ 79 .430 44/ 52 .846 238 17.0 16 34 50 3.6 39/ 0 48 32 2 15 415 K. Woods 28/13 102/ 195 .523 0/ 2 .000 60/ 81 .741 264 9.4 43 68 111 4.0 67/ 4 28 55 7 10 621 wee 14/ 3 49/ 99 .495 0/ 1 .000 32/ 41 .781 130 9.3 20 31 51 3.6 37/ 2 15 29 3 4 303 C. Cottrell 28/15 107/ 187 .572 1/ 3 .333 42/ 64 .656 257 9.2 33 57 90 3.2 76/ 0 50 38 7 18 564 wee 14/ 9 61/ 102 .598 1/ 2 .500 18/ 29 .621 141 10.1 16 34 50 3.6 46/ 0 29 21 7 10 321 G. Dottin 21/13 70/ 171 .409 11/ 36 .306 29/ 44 .659 180 8.6 37 52 89 4.2 36/ 0 56 42 1 9 551 wee 8/ 3 23/ 51 .451 3/ 9 .333 9/ 16 .563 58 7.3 9 19 28 3.5 16/ 0 20 18 0 5 178 W. Strickland 27/27 79/ 190 .416 11/ 40 .275 55/ 87 .632 224 8.3 24 84 108 4.0 66/ 0 169 87 4 60 901 wee 14/14 48/ 106 .453 9/ 26 .346 34/ 50 .680 139 9.9 11 50 61 4.4 32/ 0 104 52 33 507 A. Thomas 26/ 4 74/ 149 .497 0/ 0 .000 30/ 43 .698 178 6.9 37 36 73 2.8 20/ 0 28 16 1 20 413 wee 13/ 0 34/ 59 .576 0/ 0 .000 12/ 19 .632 80 6.2 20 16 36 2.8 11/ 0 12 7 0 5 163 0. Bell 24/13 50/ 84 .595 0/ 0 .000 19/ 41 .463 119 5.0 35 56 91 3.8 69/ 1 7 35 24 5 394 wee 14/11 36/ 56 .643 0/ 0 .000 13/ 27 .482 85 6.1 27 45 72 5.1 41/ 1 5 26 18 3 289 B. Barnhard 18/ 2 11/ 25 .440 0/ 1 .000 10/ 12 .833 32 1.8 8 12 20 1.1 20/1 2 5 5 4 134 wee 6/ 0 2/ 3 .667 0/ 0 .000 0/ 0 .000 4 .7 0 0 0 .0 1/ 0 0 0 0 1 14 R. Thompson 26/ 8 18/ 46 .391 1/ 2 .500 8/ 14 .571 45 1.7 5 31 36 1.4 17/ 0 35 14 1 4 267 wee 14/ 5 9/ 25 .360 0/ 0 .000 1/ 3 .333 19 1.4 2 17 19 1.4 10/ 0 15 6 0 3 118 J. Temple 9/ 1 6/ 23 .261 1/ 1 1 .000 1/ 3 .333 14 1.6 6 10 16 1.8 9/ 0 1 3 0 0 52 wee 4/ 0 1/ 4 .250 0/ 0 .000 0/ .000 2 .5 7 8 2.0 3/ 0 0 0 17 K. Colvin 9/ 2 6/ 8 .750 0/ 0 .000 0/ .000 12 1.3 8 9 17 1.9 7/ 0 2 3 0 0 55 wee 2/ 0 1/ 2 .500 0/ 0 .000 0/ 0 .000 2 1.0 0 3 3 1.5 2/ 0 0 0 0 0 5 E. Lochtefeld 5/ 0 2/ 3 .667 0/ 0 .000 1/ 3 .333 5 1.0 0 2 2 .4 0/ 0 2 2 0 0 12 wee 2/ 0 0/ 0 .000 0/ 0 .000 0/ 1 .000 0 .0 0 1 .5 0/ 0 2 0 0 0 5 S. Hamilton 5/ 0 1/ 2 .500 0/ 0 .000 0/ 6 .000 2 .4 0 0 0 .0 1/ 0 0 0 0 0 12 wee 2/ 0 1/ 2 .500 0/ 0 .000 0/ 4 .000 2 1.0 0 0 0 .0 0/ 0 0 0 0 0 5 C. Carrillo 3/ 0 0/ 3 .000 0/ 2 .000 0/ 0 .000 0 .0 3 4 1.3 2/ 0 2 0 8 wee 1/ 0 0/ 2 .000 0/ 2 .000 0/ 0 .000 0 .0 0 0 0 .0 1/ 0 0 0 2 USO lOTALS 28/28 859/1738 .494 94/253 .372 404/602 .671 2216 79.1 340 618 1052 37.6 529/9 502 430 62 188 wee 14/14 459/ 896 .512 53/146 .363 207/304 .681 1178 84.1 156 350 548 39.1 277/5 273 225 35 96

OPP lOTALS 28/28 758/1654 .458 164/429 .382 413/568 .727 2093 74.8 283 540 943 33.7 513/12 465 426 70 181 wee 14/14 389/ 855 .455 86/229 .376 224/306 .732 1088 77.7 135 282 470 33.6 259/3 252 216 31 92

Team Rebounds, USO: 94 OPP: 120 Oeadball Rebounds, USO: 70 OPP: 83 wee, USO: 42 OPP: 53 wee, USO: 63 OPP: 20

SCORE BY PERIOD 2 OT OT TOTAL DEADBALL REBOUNDS San Diego 1043 1173 0 0 2216 70 Opponent Totals 1016 1077 0 0 2093 63 1989-90 RESULTS PAGE 25

RETURNING PLAYERS GAME BY GAME RESULTS FROM THE 1989-90 SEASON POINTS/REBOUNDS

W-L SCORE OPPONENT BARNHARD BELL CARRILLO COLVIN DOTTIN HAMILTON HOLBERT STRICKLAND TEMPLE THOMAS THOMPSON WOODS w 82-46 CAL LUTHERAN 4/1 13/ 6 0/3 4/1 12/6 0/0 2/1 5/1 7/4 6/3 2/1 2/3 L 62-79 UC SANTA BARBARA 4/4 0/ 0 DNP DNP 10/4 DNP 6/2 4/4 DNP 4/0 DNP 2/6 w 73-60 at North Texas 0/1 0/ 2 DNP DNP 6/5 DNP 8/2 6/4 DNP 10/3 0/0 8/6 L 59-74 at St. John's+ 1/1 2/ 2 DNP 0/0 12/6 DNP 7/1 2/1 2/0 8/3 3/1 6/5 L 72-77 at South Alabama+ 2/0 7/ 0 DNP DNP 15/3 DNP 3/1 4/3 DNP 10/7 0/0 12/3 L 75-85 at San Diego State 0/0 2/ 2 DNP DNP 12/4 DNP 5/4 DNP DNP 10/4 0/0 18/5 L 74-83 UCLA 8/1 DNP DNP DNP 10/9 DNP 0/1 10/3 DNP 2/0 DNP 13/6 w 71-45 STEPHEN F. AUSTIN 7/2 4/ 2 DNP 2/2 9/3 0/0 5/2 2/4 3/1 0/1 4/3 8/4 L 64-79 EASTERN WASH INGTON 0/1 DNP DNP DNP 4/4 DNP 8/2 7/8 DNP DNP 4/2 5/3 L 69-88 NEVADA-RENO 0/6 0/ 0 DNP 0/0 7/7 DNP 3/0 7/6 0/2 15/6 2/2 6/5 w 72-66 WESTERN KENTUCKY DNP DNP DNP DNP 12/6 DNP 3/2 6/3 DNP 4/0 7/3 14/8 w 85-58 COLUMBIA 2/1 6/ 1 0/1 0/1 13/4 0/0 12/2 10/3 0/1 10/2 4/4 9/3 w 96-71 SANTA CLARA" 0/0 5/ 3 DNP DNP 11/3 DNP 12/2 12/3 0/1 4/4 0/1 19/2 L 78-88 PEPPERDINE• 0/0 6/ 2 DNP DNP 10/4 DNP 11/1 13/4 DNP 5/2 0/0 13/4 L 112-119 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT" 0/0 20/ 5 DNP DNP 6/2 DNP 9/5 17/8 DNP 2/1 10/2 13/4 w 76-65 at St. Mary's• DNP 9/11 DNP DNP 4/5 DNP 15/3 9/6 DNP 0/0 2/3 2/2 L 67-77 at San Francisco• DNP 8/ 8 DNP DNP 12/5 DNP 17/5 0/2 DNP DNP 0/1 10/8 w 64-46 at Santa Clara• 0/0 4/10 DNP 0/0 DNP DNP 21/2 6/7 0/2 2/2 0/1 4/0 w 76-55 PORTLAND• DNP 7/ 6 0/0 2/3 DNP 0/0 18/2 0/7 0/1 2/1 2/2 8/2 w 68-58 GONZAGA• DNP 2/ 3 DNP DNP DNP DNP 9/5 15/2 DNP 0/1 2/2 6/2 w 73-65 at Gonzaga• DNP 4/ 3 DNP DNP DNP DNP 22/8 12/4 DNP 4/4 0/1 8/4 w 71 -66 at Portland• DNP 0/ 5 DNP DNP DNP DNP 24/2 4/3 DNP 14/5 0/1 10/7 w 96-84 SAN FRANCISCO• DNP 10/ 4 DNP DNP DNP DNP 15/4 17/5 DNP 7/3 1/1 2/0 w 93-61 ST. MARY'S• 4/0 4/ 4 DNP DNP 3/2 2/0 11/0 15/4 2/4 16/7 2/2 12/7 L 119-131 at Loyola Marymounr 0/0 2/ 4 DNP DNP 7/5 DNP 27/6 10/3 DNP 15/3 0/2 17/6 L 89-102 at Pepperdine· DNP 4/ 4 DNP DNP 5/2 DNP 27/5 9/3 DNP 9/3 0/0 6/3 w 100-91 SOUTHERN UTAH 0/0 DNP DNP 4/3 0/0 DNP 17/2 17/2 DNP 11/5 0/1 16/0 w 80-74 at San Francisco# DNP 0/ 4 DNP 0/7 DNP DNP 27/4 5/5 DNP 8/3 0/0 15/3 +denotes St. John's Tournament •denotes West Coast Conference games #denotes wee Tournament at LMU

TORERO TOP SCORERS AND REBOUNDERS OPPONENT HIGH SCORER($) HIGH REBOUNDER($) CAL LUTHERAN ...... Jerome 15 Jerome 9 UC SANTA BARBARA ...... Jerome 22 Woods 6 North Texas ...... Jerome 28 Jerome 11 St. John's ...... Dottin 12 Jerome/Dottin 6 South Alabama ...... Jerome 19 Thomas 7 San Diego State ...... Woods 18 Jerome 12 UCLA ...... Jerome 20 Cottrell 10 STEPHEN F. AUSTIN ...... Jerome 22 Jerome/Strickland/Woods 4 EASTERN WASHINGTON ...... Jerome 28 Jerome 9 NEVADA-RENO ...... Jerome 18 Dottin 7 WESTERN KENTUCKY ...... Jerome 20 Jerome/Woods 8 COLUMBIA ...... Dottin 13 Dottin/Thompson 4 SANTA CLARA ...... Jerome 25 Jerome 9 PEPPERDINE ...... Jerome/Strickland/Woods 13 Dottin/Jerome/Woods 4 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT ...... Bell 20 Strickland 8 St. Mary's ...... Jerome 24 Bell 11 San Francisco ...... Holbert 17 Bell/Woods 8 Santa Clara ...... Jerome 23 Bell 10 PORTLAND ...... Jerome 25 Jerome 13 GONZAGA ...... Jerome 20 Jerome 11 Gonzaga ...... Holbert 22 Jerome 10 Portland ...... Holbert 24 Jerome 10 SAN FRANCISCO ...... Jerome 24 Jerome 18 ST. MARY'S ...... Jerome 18 Jerome 11 Loyola Marymount ...... Holbert 27 Jerome 11 Pepperdine ...... Holbert 27 Jerome 8 SOUTHERN UTAH STATE ...... Jerome 23 Jerome 10 San Francisco ...... Holbert 27 Jerome/Colvin 7 Usn DIVISION I YEARLY RESULTS PAGE 26

USO 1979-80 OPP USD 1982-83 OPP 61 •uNIV. OF PORTLAND 57 w 59 at CS Fullerton 71 L 58 •GONZAGA UNIV. 43 93 SAMFORD UNIV. 81 w 47 AIR FORCE ACADEMY 49 L w 74 BROWN UNIV. 54 w 54 ·at Pepperdine 58 at SDSU 67 L 76 NO. ARIZONA (2CJT} 74 w 57 L 69 MISSOURI-K.C. 60 w 64 •LOYOLA MARYMOUNT 66 L 56 at UOP 81 L 63 at UC Irvine 79 L 80 U.S. INTERNATIONAL 71 w 97 WESTMORE COLLEGE 80 w 79 ST. THOMAS (MN) 54 w ·denotes wee games 81 TEXAS-ARLINGTON 64 w 72 at Colorado 69 NORTH PARK COLLEGE 72 L 75 DOANE COLLEGE (NE) 71 w 0/odenotes Dallas Morning News Classic 83 L 76 at NAU 98 L 45 at San Diego State 47 L in Austin , TX 66 at Weber State 44 w 86 WESTERN ILLINOIS 82 w 62 at CS Long Beach 87 L #American Savings Classic 75 ·at Loyola Marymount 115 L 76 ·at Portland Univ. 98 L 56 TEXAS TECH UNIV. 53 w in Stockton, CA 77 ·at Pepperdine 92 L 76 ·at Seattle Univ. 99 L 61 #at San Jose State 66 w USO Overall: 16-11 WCC : 5-7 59 •SAN FRANCISCO 75 L 73 ·sT. MARY'S COLLEGE 83 L 50 %Utah State 65 L Head Coach: Hank Egan 54 •SANTA CLARA 56 L 73 •SANTA CLARA UNIV. 94 L 71 %Idaho State 68 w 40 •ST. MARY'S 41 L # •at Loyola Marymount w 70 OKLAHOMA CHRISTIAN 61 w 66 ·at St . Mary's 61 w 52 ·at Gonzaga Univ. 70 L 70 ·at Pepperdine 63 w 76 at Nevada-Reno 88 L USO 1985-86 OPP 76 ·at San Francisco 90 L 51 UNIV. OF DENVER 54 L 64 ·at Portland 68 L 70 %CS Long Beach 63 75 AIR FORCE ACADEMY 68 w 56 •ST. MARY'S COLLEGE 61 L w 61 •PORTLAND 41 w 46 % New Mexico 61 L 57 ·at Santa Clara 59 L 57 UNIV. OF SANTA CLARA 71 L 73 •GONZAGA UNIV. 78 L 63 NEVADA-RENO 54 62 •GONZAGA UNIV. 72 L 75 •LOYOLA MARYMOUNT 67 w w 40 ·at Santa Clara 56 L SW TEXAS STATE 65 67 ·PEPPERDINE UNIV. 70 L 58 •PEPPERDINE UNIV. 61 L 86 w 73 ·at San Francisco 79 L 66 at CS Fullerton 78 L 82 •LOYOLA MARYMOUNT 100 L 55 ·at Gonzaga Univ. 64 L 76 •PEPPERDINE UNIV. 74 w 67 #Montana Univ. 84 L 73 NORTH TEXAS STATE 83 L 51 ·at Univ. of Portland 74 L 126 •LOYOLA MARYMOUNT 141 L 81 #McNeese State 66 78 •SAN FRANCISCO 106 L 71 •UNIV. OF PORTLAND 57 w w 48 #St. Mary's 68 L 81 at San Diego State 64 w 57 ·at St. Mary's 78 L 58 •GONZAGA UNIV. 53 w ·denotes wee games 55 @South Florida 56 L 66 •at Gonzaga 78 L 69 •at Pepperdine Univ. 82 L Post-Season Tourn . 78 @Alaska-Anchorage 64 w #denotes wee 58 •SEATTLE UNIV. 76 L 82 ·at Loyola Marymount 79 w USO overall: 11-17 wee: 3.11 83 NORTHERN IOWA 69 w 70 •PORTLAND UNIV. 89 L 64 ·at Santa Clara 79 L Head Coach: Hank Egan 77 MONTANA STATE 63 w 61 •at St. Mary's College 58 w #denotes forfeit win for USD 82 ST. AMBROSE COLLEGE 55 w ·denotes wee contests ·denotes wee games 96 U.S. INTERNATIONAL 82 w USD 1988-89 OPP USD overall: 6-19 wee : 2-14 % denotes Big Blue Classic at Logan, Utah 53 ·at Santa Clara 55 L Head Coach: Jim Brovelli #USD forfeit win 67 ·at San Francisco 59 w 68 + Lehigh 58 w USD overall: 12-14 wee : 5-7 74 •GONZAGA UNIV. 50 w 64 +at New Mexico 53 w Head Coach: Jim Brovelli 67 •UNIV. OF PORTLAND 43 w 90 CAL LUTHERAN 64 w 69 •PEPPERDINE UNIV. 64 w 58 at UC Santa Barbara 76 L 70 •LOYOLA MARYMOUNT 72 L 66 CSU FULLERTON 68 L USD 1980-81 OPP USD 1983-84 OPP 59 ·at Loyola Marymount 67 L 86 SEATTLE PACIFIC 66 w 52 at San Diego State 60 L 60 ·at Pepperdine Univ. 61 L 65 at Montana 80 L 94 ST. THOMAS COL. (MN) 59 w 74 UC SANTA BARBARA 57 w 70 ·sT. MARY'S COLLEGE 61 w 68 at Nevada- Reno 90 L 87 ARMY 57 w 68 U. OF IL (CHI. CIR.) 62 w 72 ·SAN FRANCISCO 39 w 77 NORTH TEXAS (ot) 81 L 65 CS LONG BEACH 73 L 44 at Air Force 45 L 75 •SANTA CLARA 62 w 62 MARIST 56 w 53 at Texas Tech Univ. 64 L 81 UM KANSAS CITY 43 w 61 ·at Un iv. of Portland 40 w 57 at Utah 75 L 63 at Northern Arizona 70 L 70 UC RIVERSIDE 52 w 61 ·at Gonzaga Univ. 68 L 59 at Western Kentucky 64 L 83 SPRING ARBOR COL. (M l) 54 w 75 NO. ARIZONA 52 w 83 ·at St. Mary's College 53 w 66 •GONZAGA (ot) 71 L UC IRVINE 71 CENTENARY 79 L 85 77 w 54 •PORTLAND 57 L at UC Santa Barbara ·denotes wee games 79 at Stanford (OT) 70 w 66 75 L 58 *at San Fran cisco 63 L %denotes New Mexico Tip-Off C lassic 56 at Berkeley 60 L 81 IDAHO STATE UNIV. 69 w 58 ·at Santa Clara 64 L 78 % Florida A&M 52 in Albuquerque, NM 72 CAL POLY POMONA 70 w w 66 •SANTA CLARA 67 L % Nevada-Reno L #denotes Champion Holiday VI Classic 62 at UC Irvine 108 L 66 70 69 •SAN FRANCISCO 64 w UNIV. OF IDAHO in Mi ssoula, MT 50 ·at Pepperdine 83 L 92 64 w 65 ·at Pepperd ine 68 L 47 at San Diego State L @denotes Longhorn Classic in Austin, TX 69 ·at Loyola Marymount 72 L 61 104 ·at Loyola Marymount 139 L 81 WESTERN ILLINOIS USD Overall: 19-9 wee : 9.5 73 ·sT MARY'S COLLEGE 61 w 62 w 88 · LOYOLA MARYMOUNT 104 L 70 MOUNT MARTY COLLEGE Head Coach: Hank Egan 64 •SAN FRANCISCO 67 L 48 w 73 ·PEPPERDINE 93 L UNIV. 72 •uNIV. OF PORTLAND 77 L 58 ·GONZAGA 60 L 45 ·at St . Mary's 70 L •UNIV. OF PORTLAND 47 ·GONZAGA UNIVERSITY 53 L 65 63 w USO 1986-87 OPP 47 ·sT. MARY'S 65 L •SANTA CLARA 60 •UNIV. OF SANTA CLARA 64 L 69 62 w 53 ·at Portland 31 w 75 ·at Loyola Marymount-OT 73 60 at Univ. of Utah 57 w 50 ·at Univ. of Portland 49 w w 71 ·at Gonzaga 88 L 64 ·at Pepperdine 54 BOISE STATE UNIV. 52 w 54 ·at Gonzaga University 68 L 67 L 91 U.S. INTERNATIONAL 78 w 71 ·at St. Mary's College 80 at Nevada-Reno (OT) 81 L 58 *at San Francisco 67 L 79 L 69 72 66 at Montana State 76 L # Pepperdine L 69 ·at St. Mary's College 70 L 56 ·PEPPERDINE UNIV. 55 w 83 at San Diego State 67 w 78 ·LOYOLA MARYMOUNT 60 ·LOYOLA MARYMOUNT 56 w 66 w 77 at UC Santa Barbara 71 w +denotes Lobo Classic 63 ·PEPPERDINE 64 L 63 ·at Santa Clara 61 w ·denotes games 60 %CS Long Beach 55 w wee 74 ·at Santa Clara 80 L 63 ·at Portland 56 w #denotes wee Post-Season Tourn . 71 ·at Gonzaga (20T) 69 w 56 % Boi se State Univ. 71 L ·denotes WCC contests 48 RICE UNIVERSITY 47 w USD overall: 8-20 WCC: 2-12 68 ·sT. MARY'S COLLEGE 59 w Head Coach: Hank Egan USD overall: 10-16 wee: 3-11 56 @ Princeton 65 L 87 LOYOLA COLLEGE-MD 60 w Head Coach: Jim Brovelli 61 UNIV. OF COLORADO 51 w ·denotes WCC games 54 OHIO NORTHERN UNIV. 28 w USO 1989-90 OPP % denotes Wolf Pack Classic 61 ·at Portland (OT) 59 w 82 CAL LUTHERAN in Reno, Nevada (2nd Place) 46 w 46 ·at Gonzaga Univ. 58 L 62 UC SANTA BARBARA 79 L @Opening round of NCAA, Palestra 73 •SANTA CLARA 51 w 73 at North Texas USO 1981-82 OPP in Philadelphia, PA 60 w 68 •SAN FRANCISCO 56 w 59 +at St. John's 74 L 90 UNIV. OF PACIFIC 64 w USD overall: 18-10 WCC: 9-3 77 ·at San Fran cisco 74 w 72 +South Alabama 77 L 75 BOISE STATE 61 w Head Coach: Jim Brovelli 80 ·at Santa Clara 61 w 75 at San Diego State 85 L 66 UC IRVINE 78 L 82 •LOYOLA MARYMOUNT 48 w 74 at UCLA 83 L 36 at San Diego State 41 L 69 •PEPPERDINE UNIV. 66 w 71 STEPHEN F. AUSTIN 45 68 BETHEL COLLEGE 34 w w 78 ·at Pepperdine 73 w 64 EASTERN WASHINGTON 79 L 78 ILLINOIS WESLEYAN 48 w USO 1984-85 OPP 88 ·at Loyola Marymount (20T) 82 w 69 NEVADA-RENO 88 L 57 at UC Santa Barbara 72 L 78 MISSOURI BAPTIST 48 w 113 U.S. INTERNATIONAL 72 w 72 WESTERN KENTUCKY 66 w 60 UC BERKELEY 66 L 80 NEVADA-RENO 75 w 54 ·sT. MARY'S COLLEGE 42 w 85 COLUMBIA 58 w 69 at Northern Arizona 64 w 65 SAN JOSE STATE 63 w 61 •GONZAGA UNIV. 48 w 96 •SANTA CLARA 71 w 59 S.E . LOUISIANA 60 L 53 at San Diego State 57 L 64 •uNIV. OF PORTLAND 44 w 78 •PEPPERDINE 88 L 55 FRESNO-PACIFIC 48 w 76 UC SANTA BARBARA 60 w 61 ·at St. Mary's 50 w 112 •LOYOLA MARYMOUNT 119 L 91 NEBRASKA WESLEYAN 58 w 52 % Oklahoma State 62 L 99 #LOYOLA MARYMOUNT 84 w 76 ·at St. Mary's 65 w 61 ·GONZAGA UNIVERSITY 70 L 63 % Univ. of Idaho 75 L 63 #Pepperdine Univ. 64 L 67 *at San Francisco 77 L 41 ·UNIV. OF PORTLAND 44 L 53 #Univ. of Pacific 47 w 61 +Auburn 62 L 64 ·at Santa Clara 46 w 58 ·at Loyola Marymount 51 w 58 #Illinois State Univ. 77 L %denotes Boise State Tournament 76 •PORTLAND 55 w 69 ·at Pepperdine 80 L 70 HARDIN-SIMMONS UNIV. 65 w ·denotes wee contests 68 •GONZAGA 58 w 53 •SAN FRANCISCO 72 L 47 JOHN BROWN UNIV. 43 w #denotes wee Post-Season Tourn ament 73 •at Gonzaga 65 w 78 •SANTA CLARA 68 w 77 CONCORDIA COL. (NE) 51 w +denotes NCAA Tournament 71 •at Portland 66 w 59 ·at St. Mary's College 64 L 54 NORTHERN ARIZONA 53 w USO Overall: 24-6 wee : 13-1 96 •SAN FRANCISCO 84 w 48 ·at Santa Clara 65 L 67 SW TEXAS STATE 56 w Head Coach: Hank Egan 93 •ST. MARY'S 61 w 69 ·at San Francisco 75 L 66 SW BAPTIST UNIV. 39 w 119 ·at Loyola Marymount 131 L 61 •PEPPERDINE UNIV. 63 L 50 •PEPPERDINE UNIV. 60 L 89 ·at Pepperdine 102 L 80 •LOYOLA MARYMOUNT 68 w 45 ·at Gonzaga Univ. USO 1987-88 OPP 58 L 100 SOUTHERN UTAH STATE 91 w 52 ·at Univ. of Portland 64 L 68 ·at Portland 66 w 90 at Rice Univ. (ot) 97 L 80 #San Francisco 74 w 53 ·at Gonzaga Univ. 63 L 65 ·sT. MARY'S COLLEGE 75 L 67 UC SANTA BARBARA 72 L Tournament 73 ·sr. MARY'S COLLEGE 62 w 56 •SANTA CLARA 62 L 61 MONTANA 56 w +denotes St. John's ·denotes wee games ·denotes wee games. 62 ·at Loyola Marymount 54 w 71 PUGET SOUND 66 w #denotes wee Post-Season Tourn . USD overall: 11-15 WCC : 4-10 60 ·at Santa Clara 57 w 54 at Boise State 70 L USD overall: 16-12 WCC: 9-5 Head Coach: Jim Brovelli 61 ·at St. Mary's 71 L 76 at San Diego State 53 w Head Coach: Hank Egan ALL TIME RECORDS PAGE 27

TEAM ... ALL-TIME SCORING LEADERS Games Played (1986-87) ...... 30 Games Won (1986-87) ...... 24 Games lost (1961-62) (1988-89) ...... • . • ...... 20 1. Stan Washington 1971-74 1472 Best Percentage (1986-87) ...... 800 2. *Bob Bartholomew 1977-81 1394 Season Points Scored (1977-78) ...... 2403 3. #Scott Thompson 1983-87 1379 Combined Score ...... 267 4. Robert Smith 1971 -74 1295 1987-88; USD 126, LMU 141 5. Russ Cravens 1959-63 1234 Single Game Score (1973-74) (la Verne) ...... 134 6. Ken Leslie 1956-59 1174 Single Game Field Goals (1973-74) (la Verne) ...... • ...... 58 7. Cliff Ashford 1963-66 1164 Single Game Free Throws (1964-65) (Chapman) ...... 35 8. Richard Harnett 1974-78 1090 Single Game Rebounds (1973-74) (Olivet Nazarene) ...... 82 9. Rick Cabrera 1965-68 1088 INDIVIDUAL . .. 10. Ken Smith 1972-76 1023 11 . Gus Magee 1966-70 977 Scoring, four years ...... Stan Washington (1971-74) 1472 12. #Danny Means 1985-89 950 Scoring, three years ...... Jim Fleming (1959-61) 942 Scoring, two years ...... Mike Whitmarsh (1982-84) 893 13. Jim Fleming 1956-61 942 Scoring, one year ...... John Jerome (1989-90 540 14. Ted Fields 1965-68 935 Scoring, one game ...... Robert " Pinky" Smith (1972-73) 40 15. Lymond Williams 1962-65 932 #Scoring, one game . . . Marty Munn (1987-88), Mike Whitmarsh (1982-83) 37 16. #Mike Whitmarsh 1982-84 893 Points per game, season ...... John Jerome (1989-90) 19.3 17. *Mike Stockalper 1977-81 887 18. *Rusty Whitmarsh 1978-82 831 FIELD GOALS . .. 19. #Anthony Reuss 1981-85 798 Made, career...... Stan Washington (1971-74) 621 20 . Bob Maines 1957-60 786 Made, one year ...... Stan Washington (1973-74) 229 *Denotes Division I & II Made, one game ...... Robert " Pinky" Smith (1972-73) 19 #Denotes Division I only #Field goal percentage, career .... Anthony Reuss (1981 -85) .580 #Field goal percentage, career ...... Craig Cottrell (1986-90) .580 #Field goal percentage, one year ...... Craig Cottrell (1988-89) .647 #Field goal percentage, one game . . .. Anthony Reuss (1983-84) .929 Made, career 3-point field goal ...... Danny Means (1985-89) 138 Made, season 3-point fi eld goal ...... Marty Munn (1987-88) 60 Made, one game 3-point field goal ...... Mark Manor vs. LMU (1986-87) 6

REBOUNDS . . . Career ...... Gus Magee (1966-70) 948 One Season ...... Paul Reynolds (1956-57) 349 One Game ...... Gus Magee (1969-70) 24

FREE THROWS . . . Made, Career ...... Cliff Ashford (1963-65) 358 Made, One Year ...... Cliff Ashford (1963-64) 161 Made, One Game ...... Cliff Ashford (1964-65) 21

ASSISTS .. . Career ...... Stan Washington (1971-74) 451 One year ...... Stan Washington (1972-73) 171 One game ...... Stan Washington (1973-74) 14 *Denotes Division I & II #Denotes Division I only

John Jerome (1989-90) CAREER POINTS PER GAME set USD single season records (Minimum two seasons) for points scored (540) and average (19.3 ppg). Player Years Games Points Avg. 1 . Stan Washington 1971-74 81 1472 18.2 TOP 10 SINGLE SEASON POINTS PER GAME 2. Robert Smith 1971-74 74 1295 17.5 Player Years Points Avg . 3. #Mike Whitmarsh 1982-84 52 839 17.2 1. #John Jerome 1989-90 540 19.3 2. Stan Washington 4. Jim Fleming 1959-61 55 942 17.1 1973-74 519 19.2 3. Cliff Ashford 1964-65 484 19.0 5. Cliff Ashford 1956-59 70 1164 16.6 4. #Mike Whitmarsh 1983-84 525 18.8 6. Ken Leslie 1956-59 77 1174 15.2 5. Jim Fleming 1960-61 506 18.7 7. Oscar Foster 1969-71 52 476 14.4 6. Stan Washington 1971-72 470 18.1 8. Rick Cabrera 1965-68 78 1088 13.9 7. Robert Smith 1972-73 503 17.9 8. Cliff Ashford 9. *Bob Bartholomew 1977-81 103 1394 13.5 1963-64 461 17.7 9. Rick Cabrera 1965-66 305 17.2 10. Eddie Davis 1975-77 51 679 13.3 Ted Fields 1966-67 429 17.2 *Division I & II 10. Rick Cabrera 1967-68 428 17.1 #Division II only #Division I only USD ALL TIME RECORDS PAGE 28

TOP TEN SEASON REBOUNDERS

Player Years Rebounds Avg. 1. Gus Magee 1968-69 344 14.3 2. Paul Reynolds 1957-58 289 13.1 3. Gus Magee 1969-70 306 12.2 4. Paul Reynolds 1956-57 349 12.0 5. Robert Smith 1971-72 290 11.1 6. Robert Smith 1972-73 292 10.4 7. Neil Traub 1973-74 277 10.3 8. Neil Traub 1974-75 251 9.7 9. Bob Scotian 1970-71 225 9.4 10. Art Wical 1959-60 251 9.3

Current Assistant Coach Gus Magee (66-70) holds 3 USO rebounding records.

100 POINT GAMES (AGAINST) 1987-88 USO 126 Loyola Marymount 141 1988-89 USO 104 Loyola Marymount 139 1989-90 USO 119 Loyola Marymount 131 1959-60 USO 75 Los Angeles 124 1989-90 USO 112 Loyola Marymount 119 1969-70 USO 99 Tahoe College 119 1969-70 USO 92 Los Angeles State 118 1987-88 USO 75 Loyola Marymount 115 1980-81 USO 62 UC Irvine 108 1979-80 USO 78 U. of San Francisco 106 1961-62 USO 57 Orange State 105 1971 -72 USO 90 Chapman College 105 1988-89 USO 88 LMU 104 1989-90 USO 89 Pepperdine 102 1966-67 USO 72 Carroll College 102 1958-59 USO 42 Fresno State 101 1970-71 USO 91 Cal Poly (SLO) 100 1979-80 USO 82 Loyola Marymount 100

100 POINT GAMES (FOR) 1973-74 USO 134 La Verne College 68 Scott Thompson (83-87) was the 1987-88 USO 126 Loyola Marymount 141 1989-90 USO 119 Loyola Marymount 131 1986-87 wee Player of the Year and 1959-60 USO 119 Azusa College 75 led USO to a 24-6 record and NCAA 1976-77 USO 114 Los Angeles State 76 Tournament appearance. 1986-87 USO 113 U.S. International 72 1989-90 USO 112 Loyola Marymount 119 1960-61 USO 102 Biola College 70 1978-79 USO 107 La Verne College 63 1970-71 USO 102 Cal Poly Pomona 90 1977-78 USO 106 CS Stanislaus 95 1964-65 USO 101 Chapman College 91 Mike Whitmarsh (82-84) led USO to 1971-72 USO 105 Chapman College 86 1973-74 USO 101 Olivet Nazarene 91 1988-89 USO 104 Loyola Marymount 139 1957-58 USO 100 La Verne College 80 the 1983-84 wee Championship 1974-75 USO 104 Cal Lutheran 72 1969-70 USO 100 UC Riverside 96 and the NCAA Tournament. 1976-77 USO 104 CS Stanislaus 77 1976-77 USO 100 CS Dominguez 62 1969-70 USO 103 Western New Mexico 87 1977-78 USO 100 Southern Cal College 96 1977-78 USO 103 La Verne College 74 1977-78 USO 100 Aurora 58 1960-61 USO 102 Biola College 61 1989-90 USO 100 Southern Utah State 91 LJso ALL TIME RECORDS PAGE 29

COACHING RECORDS Coach Won Lost Pct. Yrs. #Hank Egan 94 75 .556 6 *Jim Brovelli 160 131 .550 11 Bob Mccutcheon 14 11 .560 1

Hank Egan Bernie Bickerstaff 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 .231 1 *Denotes Division I & II #D ivision I only

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YEAR BY YEAR USO COACHING RECORDS 1987-88 11 17 .393 Hank Egan 1988-89 8 20 .286 Hank Egan Year Won Lost .Pct Coach 1989-90 16 12 .571 Hank Eagan (Div. II) 1955-56 11 15 .420 Fon Johnson Totals 469 459 .505 9 coaches/35 years 1956-57 13 16 .448 Fon Johnson 1957-58 14 11 .560 Bob Mccutcheon WINNING PERCENTAGE 1958-59 5 18 .217 Les Harvey YEAR RECORD PCT. COACH 1959-60 10 18 .357 Les Harvey 1986-87 24-6 .800 Hank Egan 1960-61 11 16 .407 Ken Leslie 1977-78 22-7 .758 Jim Brovelli 1961 -62 6 20 .231 Ed Baron 1976-77 20-7 .741 Jim Brovelli 1962-63 6 19 .240 Phil Woolpert 1978-79 19-7 .731 Jim Brovelli 1963-64 13 13 .500 Phil Woolpert 1985-86 19·9 .679 Hank Egan 1964-65 15 11 .577 Phil Woolpert 1972-73 19-9 .679 Bernie Bickerstaff 1965-66 17 11 .607 Phil Woolpert 1983-84 18-10 .643 Jim Brovelli 1966-67 14 11 .560 Phil Woolpert 1965-66 17-11 .607 Phil Woolpert 1967-68 15-10 .600 1967-68 15 10 .600 Phil Woolpert Phil Woolpert 1975-76 15-10 .600 Jim Brovelli 1968-69 10 15 .400 Phil Woolpert 1973-74 16-11 .593 Jim Brovelli 1969-70 14 12 .538 Bernie Bickerstaff 1984-85 16-11 .593 Hank Egan 1970-71 10 14 .417 Bernie Bickerstaff 1964-65 15-11 .577 Phil Woolpert 1971-72 12 14 .462 Bernie Bickerstaff 1989-90 16-12 .571 Hank Egan 1972-73 19 9 .679 Bernie Bickerstaff 1957-58 14-11 .560 Bob Mccutcheon 1973-74 16 11 .593 Jim Brovelli 1966-67 14·11 .560 Phil Woolpert 1974-75 11 15 .423 Jim Brovelli 1969-70 14-12 .538 Bernie Bickerstaff 1975-76 15 10 .600 Jim Brovelli 1976-77 20 7 .741 Jim Brovelli 1977-78 22 7 .758 Jim Brovelli U.S.D. wee CAREER RECORD 1978-79 19 7 .731 Jim Brovelli (Div. I) Gonzaga Un iversity 8-15 1979-80 6 19 .240 Jim Brovelli Loyola Marymount University 11 -11 1980-81 10 16 .385 Jim Brovelli Pepperdine University 6-18 1981 -82 11 15 .423 Jim Brovelli University of Portland 14-8 1982-83 12 14 .462 Jim Brovelli St. Mary's College 11-12 1983-84 18 10 .643 Jim Brovelli University of San Francisco 7-10 1984-85 16 11 .593 Hank Egan University of Santa Clara 9-13 1985-86 19 9 .679 Hank Egan Seattle University 0-2 1986-87 24 6 .800 Hank Egan Totals 66-87 WEST COAST CONFERENCE PAGE 30

THE WEST COAST CONFERENCE A YEAR TO REMEMBER, A YEAR TO FORGET The 1989-90 season was the best and absolute worst of times in the West Coast Conference. The season as a whole was one of the rougher ones since the conference formed 39 years ago. After having a league-best four teams win 20 games and go on to postseason play in 1988-89, three teams lost 20 in '89-90 and only one continued play in the tournaments. But what a "one" it was. Loyola Marymount set a new NCAA scoring record with 122.4 points per game and roared to the championship game of the NCAA West Regionals. The Lions' roar through the NCAA field, while euphoric, came on the heels of the utmost tragedy in league and school history. On March 4, 1989, , the team star and the all-time leading scorer in conference history, died of heart failure during the WCC tournament. The Lions gained the league's automatic bid based on their 13-1 record in WCC games and LMU found out its NCAA tournament first-round assignment while enroute to Philadelphia for the funeral. Using their all-out style and the support of an entire nation, the Lions dispatched New Mexico State (111-92), defending NCAA champ Michigan (149-115) and Alabama (62-60) before falling to eventual national champ UNLV. THE MEMBERS-PRESENT AND PAST The WCC is made up of eight private institutions spanning the three Pacific states from the borders of Canada to Mexico. The membership-Gonzaga University, Loyola Marymount University, Pepperdine University, the University of Portland, St. Mary's College, the University of San Diego, the University of San Francisco and Santa Clara University- has changed over the years, but the current alignment has remained intact for the longest stretch since its inception in 1952. The league started up in '52 as the "California Basketball Association," an alliance of San Francisco Bay Area schools. Charter members St. Mary's, San Francisco and Santa Clara remain in the alignment, with original members Pacific and San Jose State having departed in the early 1970s. The conference expanded from five to eight schools in 1956 with the addition of current members Loyola Marymount and Pepperdine, along with Fresno State, which left the league in 1958. It was during that initial expansion that the conference was named the " West Coast Athletic Conference." The league shortened that to the current "WCC" in 1989. Several other schools have owned membership in the wee, including UC Santa Barbara (1965-69), Nevada-Las Vegas (1969-75), Nevada-Reno (1969-79), and Seattle (1971-80). Portland joined the conference in 1977, followed by San Diego and Gonzaga in 1980. All together, 15 different schools have com­ peted in the wee at some point. TRADITION The WCC has deep roots in the glory days of basketball and the league has owned an automatic bid to the NCAA tournament since its first year. Eight different members have won the title at least once with San Francisco leading the way with 15 league banners and a pair of back-to-back national championships in 1955 and 1956. Legendary names from the WCC's past include , K.C. Jones, Phil Smith, , Darwin Cook, , , , , and most recently, and the late Hank Gathers. Former NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle once served as sports information director at USF. San Francisco 35 years 15 titles Loyola Marymount 35 years 3 titles Pepperdine 35 years 7 titles San Diego 10 years 1 title Santa Clara 38 years 7 titles Portland 14 years 0 titles St. Mary's 38 years 3 titles Gonzaga 10 years O titles PITCHES, DIAMONDS, COURTS AND COURSES While basketball gets most of the attention, it's not the only WCC sport. In fact, the conference is gaining recognition as one of the top soccer leagues in the country. Santa Clara tied for the national championship in 1989 and started the 1990 season as the nation's top ranked team . Portland has been to two straight NCAA tournaments and has won or tied for both of the league's round-robin championships. Four different WCC members-Santa Clara, Portland, San Francisco and San Diego-appeared in last season's Top 20. USF has won the soccer national championship four times. Baseball is also another power sport in the WCC and multiple entries into the NCAA tournament are becoming the rule. Pepperdine had won six straight league titles before Loyola Marymount ended the string last season. Countless players have gone on to professional baseball careers after playing collegiately in the WCC. The University of San Diego men's tennis team has captured the WCC crown the past two seasons after a long dominant run by Pepperdine. This is the sixth season of WCC women's sports, and the fourth with conference membership mirroring the men's league. Gonzaga, Portland and St. Mary's upgraded their programs to the Division One level just three years ago. The Bulldogs won the women's basketball title in their first Division One season, St. Mary's won it in 1989 in their second, and repeated the feat in 1990. Portland has captured the cross-country crown in each of the last three years. Pepperdine is a perennial champion in volleyball and tennis, though the competition and quality of play in all four women's sports­ basketball, cross country, tennis and volleyball-is improving annually. NATIONAL CHAMPIONS Current WCC members have won 13 NCAA team championships, most recently the shared 1989 soccer crown by Santa Clara. USF has seven titles (four in soccer, two in basketball, one in tennis) followed by Pepperdine with three (all in volleyball) and Santa Clara (soccer) and Gonzaga (boxing) with one apiece. Pepperdine has three individual tennis 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. St. Mary's also won the NAIA soccer championship that year. The conference sponsors championships in cross country (men and women), baseball, basketball (men and women), golf (men), soccer (men), tennis (men and women) and volleyball (women).

1989-90 WEST COAST CONFERENCE STANDINGS 1990 wee Results 1989-90 All Games w L PCT GB Home Away w L PCT Home Away Neut Sirk Last 10 Loyola Marymount 13 1 .929 7-0 6-1 26 6 .813 11-1 11 -4 4-1 L1 9-1 Pepperdine 10 4 .714 3 6-1 4-3 17 11 .607 10-2 4-7 3-2 W4 8-2 San Diego 9 5 .643 4 5-2 4-3 16 12 .571 10-5 5-6 1-1 W2 8-2 Portland 7 7 .500 6 4-3 3-4 11 17 .393 7-6 3-8 1-3 W2 6-4 Santa Clara 6 8 .429 7 4-3 2-5 9 19 .321 7-8 2-10 0-1 L4 4-6 San Francisco 4 10 .286 9 2-5 2-5 8 20 .286 6-8 2-9 0-3 L3 2-8 St. Mary's 4 10 .286 9 3-4 1-6 7 20 .259 5-6 3-9 0- 4 L2 1-9 Gonzaga 3 11 .214 10 1-6 2-5 8 20 .286 5-8 2-11 1-1 L1 2-8 ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT STAFF PAGE 31

Dan Yourg Regina Sullivan John Martin Gary Becker Andy Berg Assistant Athletic Director Assistant Athletic Director Director of Recreation Facilities Intramural Director/Swimming Assistant Intramural Director

Grace McElhaney Maria Becker Julie Richards Carolyn Greer Steve Nellis Secretary Secretary Secretary Trainer Assistant Trainer

Ted Gosen John Rollo Wayne Jacobs Kathy Marpe Brad Thomas Sports Information Director Assistant S.I. D. Strength Coach Women's Basketball Assistant Women's Basketball

John Cunningham Brian Fogarty Kevin McGarry Sue Snyder Seamus McFadden Baseball Football Assistant Football Volleyball Soccer

Rich Cota Ed Collins Sherri Stephens Frank Cates Larry Caudillo Cross Country Men's Tennis Women's Tennis Golf Softball

Joe Flohr Deb Pint Susan Reynolds Matt Mahon Ron Carroll Men's Crew Summer Camps Men's Basketball Adm. Ass'!. Men's Basketball Manager Athletic Department Intern Standing

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C"') DATE DAY GAME TIME NOVEMBER November 9 Friday ATHLETES IN ACTION 7:30 PM November 20 Tuesday AUSTRALIAN TEAM 7:30 PM November 27 Tuesday San Diego State at Sports Arena 7:00 PM November 29 Thursday at Southern Utah State University 7:30 PM DECEMBER December 1 Saturday SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY 7:30 PM December 4 Tuesday POMONA-PITZER COLLEGES 7:30 PM December 7 Friday at Indiana Classic 7&9 PM December 8 Saturday (USO vs. UNG-Wilmington, Indiana vs Niagara) December 10 Monday at UC Santa Barbara 7:30 PM December 14 Friday at Cal State University, Northridge 7:30 PM December 22 Saturday at Eastern Washington University 7:30 PM December 29 Saturday CANISIUS UNIVERSITY 7:30 PM December 31 Monday HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY 7:30 PM JANUARY January 2 Wednesday UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO, BOULDER 7:30 PM January 5 Saturday *at Santa Clara University 8:00 PM January 11 Friday *at Pepperdine University 7:30 PM January 12 Saturday *at Loyola Marymount University 8:00 PM January 17 Thursday *ST. MARY'S COLLEGE 7:30 PM January 19 Saturday *UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO 7:30 PM January 24 Thursday *at University of Portland 7:30 PM January 26 Saturday *at Gonzaga University 7:30 PM January 31 Thursday *GONZAGA UNIVERSITY 7:30 PM FEBRUARY February 2 Saturday *UNIVERSITY OF PORTLAND 7:30 PM February 6 Wednesday SOUTHERN UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY 7:30 PM February 9 Saturday *SANTA CLARA UNIVERSITY 7:30 PM February 15 Friday *at University of San Francisco 7:30 PM February 16 Saturday *at St. Mary's College 7:30 PM February 21 Thursday *LOYOLA MARYMOUNT UNIVERSITY 7:30 PM February 23 Saturday *PEPPERDINE UNIVERSITY 7:30 PM MARCH March 2 Saturday wee Tournament 1st Round TBA March 3 Sunday wee Tournament Semifinals TBA March 4 Monday wee Tournament Championship TBA

IDENTIFICATION INFORMATION: *denotes West Coast Conference games. ALL HOME GAMES IN CAPITALS ON HOME COURT - USD SPORTS CENTER (2 ,500). wee Tournament to be played at Santa Clara University.