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TABLE OF CONTENTS General Information Freshman James Harden ...................................67 2006-2007 Review ..............................................111 Table of Contents, Credits ....................................1 Freshman Kraidon Woods .................................68 2006-2007 Highlights and Notes .................112 2007-2008 Rosters...................................................2 Freshman Trent Anderson ................................ 69 2006-2007 Statistics and Results ..................113 Pronunciation Guide ..............................................2 Noting the Sun Devils .........................................70 Pac-10 Career Statistics ....................................114 2007-2008 Schedule ..............................................3 Team Game-by-Game ......................................115 Radio and TV Roster ...............................................4 Sun Devil Staff ........................................................71 2006-2007 Player Game-by-Game ..............116 Road Hotels ................................................................5 Herb Sendek .....................................................72-77 2006-2007 Highs and Lows ............................117 2006-2007 Box Scores .............................118-122 2008 NCAA Tournament .......................................5 Herb Sendek Game-by-Game ...................78-79 ASU’s Former Head Coaches ...............................5 Completed Career Biographies/Statistics123-125 Herb Sendek vs. All Opponents ......................80 2006-2007 Pac-10 Review ...............................126 Winning on the Court and Off .......................6-7 Herb Sendek by the Numbers .........................81 The Herb Sendek Coaching Family ..............8-9 Assistant Coach Mark Phelps ...........................82 The History/Records ..........................................127 Competing Against The Best ...........................10 Assistant Coach Dedrique Taylor ................... 83 Year-by-Year ..........................................................128 Arizona State University ..............................12-13 Assistant Coach Scott Pera ............................... 84 Players in the Pros ..............................................129 This is ASU .........................................................14-17 Operations Director Mike Gibson ..................85 Sun Devil All-Time Lineups ....................130-131 Welcome to the Valley of the Sun ............18-19 Basketball Support Staff ....................................86 Sun Devil All-Time Roster .......................132-133 ASU Basketball Locker Room .....................20-21 Postseason Summary .......................................134 Sun Devils Playing Professionally .............22-23 Arizona State .......................................................... 87 ASU All-Americans .............................................135 Everyone Liked Ike .........................................24-25 Dr. Michael Crow, President.............................. 88 Accolades ......................................................136-137 Eddie House’s Amazing Season ................26-27 Arizona Board of Regents ................................. 88 In-Season Tournaments ..........................138-139 ASU Athletics in the Community .............28-29 Lisa President, Vice President of Athletics .. 89 ASU Hall of Fame .......................................140-141 ASU’s Facilities ..................................................30-31 ASU vs. Conferences ..........................................142 ASU Athletic Directors ........................................89 ASU Recent Graduates (1995-2006) ..............32 Conference Finishes/Memberships ............142 Wells Fargo Arena ...........................................90-91 ASU’s Degree Completion Program ..............33 Sun Devils on TV .................................................143 Sun Angel Foundation ....................................... 92 Numerically Speaking...................................34-36 Sun Devil 1,000-Point Club .............................144 2002 Pac-10 Hall of Honor Inductee Bryon Scott 93 ASU Basketball Phone Directory ....................37 Team, Single-Game............................................145 2003 Pac-10 Hall of Inductee Coach Ned Wulk 94 Media Information ...............................................38 Team, Single-Season .........................................146 2004 Pac-10 Hall of Honor Inductee Fat Lever . 95 Sun Devil Single-Game Records ...................147 Previewing 2007-2008 ........................................39 2005 Pac-10 Hall of Honor Inductee Joe Caldwell 96 Sun Devil Season Records ...............................148 2007-2008 Outlook ........................................40-43 2006 Pac-10 Hall of Honor Inductee Lionel Hollins7 9 Sun Devil Career Records ................................149 Sun Devil Two-Year Career Records.............150 The ASU File ............................................................44 2007 Pac-10 Hall of Honor Inductee Eddie House 98 2008 Pac-10 Hall of Honor Inductee Alton Lister 99 Sun Devil Freshmen Records .........................151 ASU Distinguished Alumni .............................100 Annual Sun Devil Leaders ......................152-153 Meet the Sun Devils ............................................ 45 Yearly Team Stats ................................................154 Senior Antwi Atuahene ................................46-48 100-Point Games ................................................155 Junior Jeff Pendergraph ..............................49-51 2007-2008 Opponents .....................................101 Arizona, Cal Poly, California ............................102 Overtime Games .................................................156 Junior Steve Jones..........................................52-53 Largest Wins/Losses ..........................................156 Coppin State, Delaware State, Florida Gulf Coast 103 Junior Chad Goldstein ..................................54-55 ASU Holiday Tournament .......................157-160 Sophomore Eric Boateng ............................56-57 Idaho, Montana State, Nebraska ..................104 All-Time Series Records ....................................161 Sophomore Derek Glasser ..........................58-59 Oregon, Oregon State, Saint Francis ...........105 Series Histories ...........................................162-166 Sophomore Christian Polk ..........................60-61 Stanford, UCLA, USC ..........................................106 All-Time Scores ...........................................167-174 Sophomore Jerren Shipp ............................62-63 Washington, Washington State, Xavier .....107 Media Directory ..................................................175 Freshman Ty Abbott ............................................ 64 Illinois, Maui Invitational Bracket .................108 Sun Devil Radio/TV ............................................175 Freshman Rihards Kuksiks .................................65 Pac-10 Conference .............................................109 FYI… ........................................................................176 Freshman Jamelle McMillan ............................ 66 Pac-10 Composite Schedule ..........................110 Wells Fargo Arena Diagram ............................176 CREDITS The 2007-2008 Arizona State Basketball Media Guide is produced by the school’s Media Relations Offi ce.The publication can be purchased for $15 in the Carson Student-Athlete Center (First Floor), or by mail for $20. To do so, please send a check or money order to: Media Relations Offi ce, Carson Student-Athlete Center, Room 131,Tempe, AZ, 85287- 2505. Make check payable to Arizona State University. SpecialThanks: To Bob Eger and the late Barry Sollenberger for all of their help with ASU scores and records from 1911-1950 and DarrylWeb of theTribune. Cover Design: BradWoodward, Ben Franklin Press and DougTammaro. Cover Photography: JasonWise, ScottTroyanos, Bruce Schwartzman and Rick Scuteri. Photography: JasonWise, Tim Trumble, the late Chuck Conley, Scott Troyanos, Bruce Schwartzman, ScottWachter, Rick Scuteri, ASU Media Services, all NBA teams pictured and the sports information offi ces of ASU’s 2006-2007 opponents. A huge thanks to the sports information staff and photography supplied by the NC State athletic department.Basketball trading cards compliments of Kenn Kaminski, B & B Sportscards and Supplies of Brunswick, Ohio, for their help, and to all the sport trading card companies that allow us to use their cards. Another Name to Mention: Special thanks to ASU beat writer emeritus Bob Cohn for all of his assistance and knowledge regarding the program’s history. SpecialThanks: To Mike Chavez, BradWoodward, JanTenaglia and Ben Franklin Press for their assistance, hard work and patience. — Doug Tammaro, Editor. 2007-2008 MEDIA GUIDE 1 2007-2008 SUN DEVIL ROSTERS 2007-2008 ARIZONA STATE SUN DEVIL NUMERICAL ROSTER 2006-07 Stats No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Pts. Rbs. Hometown Last School 1 Antwi Atuahene ## G 6-3 200 Sr. 6.9 3.7 Mississauga, Ontario Trinity Valley C.C. 2 Eric Boateng ! C 6-10 245 So. -- -- London, England Duke/St. Andrews (Delaware) 3 Ty Abbott G 6-3 200 Fr. -- -- Phoenix, Ariz. Desert Vista H.S. 4 Jeff Pendergraph ## F 6-9 230 Jr. 12.1 9.1 Etiwanda, Calif. Etiwanda H.S. 10 Jamelle McMillan G 6-1 165 Fr. -- -- Seattle, Wash. O’Dea H.S. 12 Derek Glasser # G 6-1 180
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