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Shannon Evans, Grad / Kodi Justice, Grad / Tra Holder, Sr 2016-17 Sun Devil Basketball Student-Athlete Development 2016-17 Osad Highlights SHANNON EVANS, GRAD / KODI JUSTICE, GRAD / TRA HOLDER, SR 2016-17 SUN DEVIL BASKETBALL STUDENT-ATHLETE DEVELOPMENT 2016-17 OSAD HIGHLIGHTS The average cumulative GPA for all Academic Progress Rate, second-best in 3.18 student athletes is an all-time high of 987 the Pac-12. 3.18. The average cumulative GPA for female student athletes is 3.39, and the Student-Athletes graduated in the 2016-17 average cumulative GPA for male student 108 Academic Year. athletes is 3.01. ASU ranks second in the Pac-12 for most 7 teams recognized for top 10 percent of the ARP, including men’s basketball. Pac-12 Scholar-Athletes of the Year, 32 second in the Pac-12. ASU has had 71 Academic All-Americans 71 since 2001, second-best in the Pac-12. Graduation Success Rate which is second 87% in the Pac-12. DEREK GLASSER (B.S. Communication, 2010) is the school’s career assist leader. RECENT PAC-12 ALL-ACADEMIC SELECTIONS 2014-15: Bo Barnes 2012-13: Carrick Felix 2011-12: Trent Lockett 2010-11: Trent Lockett 2008-09: Derek Glasser, JEFF PENDERGRAPH (B.S. Economics, 2008) earned a NBA Championship in 2014 with Richards Kuksiks the Spurs. 2016-17 @SunDevilHoops Media Information 2016-17 SUN DEVIL BASKETBALL taBLE OF Contents Table of Contents, Credits ...........................................................1 Student-Athlete Development .................................................. 50 Schedule ..........................................................................................2 Ned Wulk ...................................................................................... 51 Rosters and Pronunciations ........................................................3 James Harden .............................................................................. 52 Radio and TV Roster/Headshots ...............................................4 2016-17 Statistics/Numbers ............................................. 53-70 Tra Holder/Shannon Evans Scoring Duo .................................5 History/Records .......................................................................... 71 Wells Fargo Arena By The Numbers ..................................... 6-7 James Harden Career .................................................................72 Sun Devil Athletics Exposure ......................................................8 Sun Devils In The Pros................................................................73 Meet the Sun Devils ......................................................................9 Year-by-Year ...................................................................................74 Tra Holder ...............................................................................10-11 Team Game Records ................................................................. 75 Kodi Justice ............................................................................12-13 Team Season Records ................................................................76 Shannon Evans II ..................................................................14-15 Sun Devil Individual Game Records ........................................77 Ramon Vila .................................................................................... 16 Sun Devil Individual Season Records .....................................78 Romello White ..............................................................................17 Individual Career Records .........................................................79 Carlton Bragg/Zylan Cheatham ............................................... 18 Two-Year Records ....................................................................... 80 De’Quon Lake/Remy Martin ..................................................... 19 Freshman Records ..................................................................... 81 Rob Edwards/Kimani Lawrence .............................................. 20 Annual Sun Devil Leaders ...................................................82-83 Mickey Mitchell/Vitaliy Shibel ................................................... 21 In-Season Tournaments .......................................................84-85 Grant Fogerty/Austin Witherill .................................................. 22 100-Point Games........................................................................ 86 Jordan Salzman/Imran Takhar/Trevor Thompson ................. 23 2005 Pac-10 Hall of Honor Inductee Joe Caldwell .............87 Bobby Hurley Numbers ............................................................. 24 Sun Devil All-Americans ......................................................88-89 Coaching Staff Divider Page .................................................... 25 Everyone Liked Ike ................................................................90-91 Bobby Hurley .........................................................................26-27 Eddie House’s Amazing Season .......................................92-93 Levi Watkins ...........................................................................28-29 2002 Pac-10 Hall of Honor Inductee Bryon Scott ............. 94 Rashon Burno ........................................................................30-31 2004 Pac-10 Hall of Honor Inductee Fat Lever .................. 95 Anthony Coleman........................................................................ 32 2006 Pac-10 Hall of Honor Inductee Lionel Hollins .......... 96 Ben Wood .................................................................................... 33 2007 Pac-10 Hall of Honor Inductee Eddie House ............97 Derrick Wrobel/Rich Wenner ................................................... 34 2008 Pac-10 Hall of Honor Inductee Alton Lister .............. 98 Justin McLean .............................................................................. 35 2009 Pac-10 Hall of Honor Inductee Royce Youree.......... 99 Degrees Earned ....................................................................36-38 Yearly Team Stats .............................................................100-101 Arizona State/Sun Devil Athletics .....................................39-50 ASU Holiday Tournament ...............................................102-105 Michael Crow ............................................................................... 44 Overtime/Victory and Loss Margins .....................................106 #1 in Innovation ........................................................................... 45 All-Time Series Records ..........................................................107 Elite Scholars ............................................................................... 46 All-Time Scores .................................................................108-117 Ray Anderson .............................................................................. 48 Postseason Summary .....................................................118-IBC Famous @TheSunDevils Alumni .............................................. 49 www.theSunDevils.com 1 2017-18 SUN DEVIL BASKETBALL 2017-18 @SUNDEVILHOOPS SCHEDULE DAY Date Opponent SITE Time TV Fri. Nov. 10 Idaho State Tempe 8:00 Pac-12 AZ Tue. Nov. 14 San Diego State Tempe 7:00 Pac-12 Network CONTINENTAL TIRE LAS VEGAS INVITATIONAL Fri. Nov. 17 Northern Arizona Tempe 6:00 Pac-12 AZ Sun. Nov. 19 UC Irvine Tempe Noon Pac-12 Network Thur. Nov. 23 Kansas State Las Vegas 4:30 PT/5:30 MT FS1 Fri. Nov. 24 Xavier/George Washington Las Vegas 2:30 OR 5:00 PT FOX OR FS1 Sat. Dec. 2 San Francisco Tempe 7:00 Pac-12 Network Dec. 4-15 ASU Final Exams/Commencement HOOPHALL CLASSIC AT STAPLES CENTER Fri. Dec. 8 St. John’s Los Angeles 5:00 PT/6:00 MT Pac-12 Network Sun. Dec. 10 Kansas Lawrence 1:00 CT/Noon MT ESPN Sun. Dec. 17 Vanderbilt Tempe Noon Pac-12 Network Tue. Dec. 19 Longwood Tempe 7:00 Pac-12 AZ Fri. Dec. 22 Pacific Tempe 1:00 Pac-12 Network Sat. Dec. 30 Arizona ! Tucson 7:00 Pac-12 Network Thur. Jan. 4 Colorado ! Boulder 6:30 Pac-12 Network Sun. Jan. 7 Utah ! Salt Lake City 6:00 ESPNU Thur. Jan. 11 Oregon ! Tempe 8:00 FS1 Sat. Jan. 13 Oregon State ! Tempe 4:00 Pac-12 Network Wed. Jan. 17 Stanford ! Palo Alto 8:00 PT/9:00 MT Pac-12 Network Sat. Jan. 20 California ! Berkeley 7:30 PT/8:30 MT Pac-12 Network Thur. Jan. 25 Utah ! Tempe 7:30 Pac-12 Network Sat. Jan. 27 Colorado ! Tempe 6:00 ESPNU Thur. Feb. 1 Washington ! Seattle 8:00 PT/9:00 MT Pac-12 Network Sun. Feb. 4 Washington State ! Pullman 1:00 PT/2:00 MT ESPNU Thur. Feb. 8 USC ! Tempe 9:00 ESPN2 Sat. Feb. 10 UCLA ! Tempe 5:00 Pac-12 Network Thur. Feb. 15 Arizona ! Tempe 7:00 ESPN2 Thur. Feb. 22 Oregon ! Eugene 8:30 PT/9:30 MT FS1 Sat. Feb. 24 Oregon State ! Corvallis 5:00 PT/6:00 MT ESPNU Thur. Mar. 1 California ! Tempe 7:00 ESPNU Sat. Mar. 3 Stanford ! Tempe TBD TBD PAC-12 TOURNAMENT AT T-MOBILE ARENA (LAS VEGAS) Wed.-Sat. Mar. 7-10 Pac-12 Tournament Las Vegas All home games are Mountain Standard Time (Arizona Time). All times p.m. and local at site. ! -- Denotes Pac-12 game. All games on Sun Devil Radio Network 2 2017-18 @SunDevilHoops Media Information 2017-18 SUN DEVIL BASKETBALL 2017-18 SUN DEVIL ROSTER 2017-2018 @SUNDEVILHOOPS NUMERICAL ROSTER NO. NAME POS HT WT YR HOMETOWN (RECENT SCHOOL/TEAM) 0 Tra Holder ## # G 6-1 175 Sr. Los Angeles, Calif. (Brentwood School) 1 Remy Martin G 6-0 170 Fr. Chatsworth, Calif. (Sierra Canyon H.S.) 3 Mickey Mitchell & F 6-7 225 RS-So. Plano, Texas (Ohio State/West Plano) 10 Vitaliy Shibel & F 6-9 220 RS-Fr. Ukraine (Lee Academy) 11 Shannon Evans II % # G 6-1 172 Gr. Suffolk, Va. (Nansemond River/Hargrave
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