2013 14 Weber State Men's Basketball Media Guide

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2013-14 WILDCAT MEN’S BASKETBALL

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2013-14 WEBER STATE MEN’S BASKETBALL

TABLE OF CONTENTSQuick Facts ...................................................... 12013-14 Schedule ............................................ 2Weber State Basketball ................................... 3Damian Lillard ............................................... 4-5Big Sky Conference......................................... 6Media Information ............................................ 7Radio Information ............................................ 8Athletic Communications ............................... 9Follow the Wildcats ....................................... 10Weber State Coaches ............................... 11-19 Head Coach Randy Rahe ....................... 12-15Support Staff .................................................. 202013-14 Wildcats ....................................... 21-46 Roster ...................................................... 22-23 Playerprofiles ......................................... 24-452012-13 season review ............................. 47-50History ....................................................... 51-96 Year-by-year results .................................... 55 Wildcat Head Coaches ................................ 56 Year-by-year game results ..................... 57-68 Record against all opponents .................... 69 Series record vs. 2013-14 opponents. .. 70-74 Big Sky Tournament history ....................... 75 All-time honors ....................................... 76-78 Wildcats in the pro ranks ............................ 79 50th Anniversary Team .......................... 80-98Records ................................................... 99-107 Individual/team records ..................... 100-101 Career records ........................................... 102 Single-season records ....................... 103-105 Single-game records ................................. 106 Year-by-year statistical leaders ................ 107The Dee Events Center ........................ 108-109Attendande numbers ................................... 110Weber State University .........................111-118

CreditsThe 2013-14 Weber State Men’s Basketball Media Guide was created, designed and ed-ited by Paul Grua, Director of Athletic Communications at Weber State.

Photo CreditsPlayer, coaches, staff, and action shots by RobertCaseyofCaseyFotografiks.Lillard NBA photos courtesy of NBA Photos/Getty Images and the Portland Trail Blazers.

GENERAL INFORMATIONName of School .................... Weber State UniversityLocation ..................................................Ogden, UtahFounded .................................1889 (Four-year 1962)Enrollement .....................................................25,301Nickname...................................................... WildcatsSchool colors ................................. Purple and WhiteAffiliation ...........................................NCAA Division IConference .....................................................Big SkyArena (Capacity) ........... Dee Events Center (11,500)Athletic Director......................................Jerry BoveeAssociate A.D./SWA ............................. Amy CrosbieWebsite ..................................WeberStateSports.com

TEAM INFORMATION2012-13 record ....................................................30-72012-13BigSkyrecord/finish ..................18-2 / 2ndLettermen Returning / lost .................................7 / 4Starters Returning / lost .....................................2 / 3

TEAM HISTORYFirst year (four-year school) ........................1962-63All-time record............................. ...... 946-537 (.639)All-time Big Sky record............... ...... 487-238 (.672)Big Sky regular season titles ...............................20‘65, ‘66, ‘68, ‘69, ‘70, ‘71, ‘72, ‘73, ‘76, ‘79, ‘80, ‘83, ‘84, ‘94, ‘95, ‘99, ‘03, ‘07, ‘09, ‘10Big Sky Tournament titles ......................................8‘78, ‘79, ‘80, ‘83, ‘95, ‘99, ‘03, ‘07Big Sky Tournament appearaneces .....................34NCAA Tournament appearances ..........................14 ‘68, ‘69, ‘70, ‘71, ‘72, ‘73, ‘78, ‘79, ‘80, ‘83, ‘95, ‘99, ‘03, ‘07NIT Tournament appearances ...........3 / ‘84, ‘09, ‘10CIT Tournament appearances.... ..............2 / ‘12, ‘13CBI Tournament appearances.... .....................1 / ‘11

COACHING STAFFHead Coach .............................................Randy RaheAlma Mater ................ Buena Vista College (Iowa) ‘82Record at Weber State .... 120-68 (.638) / 7th seasonOverall record ....................................................sameBig Sky record at Weber State .............. 74-22 (.771)Associate Head Coach .................................Eric DuftAssistant Coach .................................... Phil BecknerAssistant Coach .................................. Kellen McCoyDirector of Basketball Operations ...... Garrett Lever

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2013-14WILDCAT SCHEDULE

Day Date Opponent Time SiteFri. Nov. 8 at BYU 7:00 pm Provo, UTSat. Nov. 16 at Colorado State 3:00 pm Ft. Collins, COTue. Nov. 26 Utah State 7:30 pm OgdenSat. Nov. 30 San Jose State 7:00 pm OgdenSat. Dec. 7 at UT Arlington 6:30 pm Arlington, TXWed. Dec. 11 at Utah Valley 7:00 pm Orem, UTTue. Dec. 17 Saint Katherine College 7:00 pm OgdenSun. Dec. 22 at UCLA 5:00 pm Los Angeles, CASat. Dec. 28 Northern New Mexico 7:00 pm Ogden

Thu. Jan. 2 *Eastern Washington 7:00 pm OgdenSat. Jan. 4 *Portland State 7:00 pm OgdenThu. Jan. 9 *at Northern Colorado 7:00 pm Greeley, COSat. Jan. 11 *at North Dakota 1:00 pm Grand Forks, NDSat. Jan. 18 *Southern Utah 7:00 pm OgdenMon. Jan. 20 *Idaho State 7:00 pm OgdenThu. Jan. 23 *Montana State 7:00 pm OgdenSat. Jan. 25 *Montana 7:00 pm OgdenThu. Jan. 30 *at Northern Arizona 6:30 pm Flagstaff, AZSat. Feb. 1 *at Sacramento State 8:00 pm Sacramento, CAThu. Feb. 6 *North Dakota 7:00 pm OgdenSat. Feb. 8 *Northern Colorado 7:00 pm OgdenThu. Feb. 13 *at Southern Utah 7:00 pm Cedar City, UTMon. Feb. 17 *at Idaho State 7:00 pm Pocatello, IDThu. Feb. 20 *at Montana 7:00 pm Missoula, MTSat. Feb. 22 *at Montana State 7:00 pm Bozeman, MTThu. Feb. 27 *Sacramento State 7:00 pm OgdenSat. Mar. 1 *Northern Arizona 7:00 pm OgdenThu. Mar. 6 *at Portland State 8:00 pm Portland, ORSat. Mar. 8 *at Eastern Washington 3:00 pm Cheney, WA

Thu-Sat. Mar. 13-15 Big Sky Championships TBD

* Big Sky Conference GameAll times are Mountain.

THIS IS WEBER STATE BASKETBALL Weber State named 39th most successful program in past 50 years

In August 2012, ESPN.com counted down the 50 most successful colege basketball programs of the past 50 years using a scoring formula to rank programs, awarding points for conference titles, conference tournament titles, winning percentage, NCAA Tournament appearances and victories. Weber State ranked 39th on the list, ahead of several nationally prominent programs. ESPNalsonamedthetopstartingfiveoverthepast50yearsandthreeplayersoffthebest,thebest coach and the three best teams.

39. Weber State

Positives: Big Sky domination, as its 20 regular-season titles rank eighth most in the country over the past half-century. Fourteen conference tournament titles is tied for 11th most.

Fun fact: Taking into account straight wins and losses with our win percentage scoring, We-ber State (52) outscores other more notable Wildcat-nicknamed teams like Villanova (50) and Kansas State (30).

Rank by the decade 1962-69: 46 (T-20th) 1970-79: 68 (15th) 1980-89: 25 (T-89th) 1990-99: 29 (T-67th) 2000-present: 39 (T-69th)

50in50startingfive(1962-present)G – Damian Lillard (2008-12) G – Jermaine Boyette (2000-03) F – Harold Arceneaux (1998-2000) F – Bruce Collins (1976-80) C – Willie Sojourner (1968-71)

Top options off the bench Eddie Gill (1998-2000) Jimmy Degraffenried (1991-96) Rico Washington (1987-89)

50 in 50 coach: Phil Johnson (1968-71)

Best teams (1962-present) 1968-69 (27-3, NCAA Sweet 16) 1979-80(26-3,NCAAfirstround)1998-99 (25-8, NCAA second round)

HAROLD ARCENEAUX

WILLIE SOJOURNER

DAMIAN LILLARD NAMED 2013 NBA ROOKIE OF THE YEAR

WITH THE PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERS

FROM OAKLAND, TO OGDEN, TO THE NBA

DAMIAN LILLARDWEBER STATE UNIVERSITY1Career Highlights

• Named All-American in 2012, first player in Big Sky history named to an All-America team.

• Two-time Big Sky Conference Most Valuable Player.

• Three-time Big Sky First Team All-Conference selection.

• Helped lead Weber State to two Big Sky titles.

• Played in 103 career games at Weber State. Started in 98 career games.

• Ranks second in school history in career scoring with 1,934 career points, which is also fifth in Big Sky Conference history.

• Ranks second in school history in three-point field goals made with 246, sixth most in conference history.

• Ranks as Weber State’s career leader in free throws made with 520.

• Is school’s career leader in free throw percentage at 86.7 percent, fifth best in Big Sky Conference history. Ranks second in school history in career assists with 362.

• Scored in double figures in 90 of 103 career games and scored 20 or more points 42 times.

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MEDIAINFORMATION

NEWSPAPERSDESERET NEWS (801) 237-2161desnews.comKENT CONDON - Sports EditorRYAN LOVE - WSU BeatwriterRANDY HOLLIS - WSU Beatwriter

WEBER STATE SIGNPOST Weber State University (801) 626-7983 wsusignpost.comMARCUS JENSEN - Sports Editor

RADIOKLO AM 1430 / FM 103.1 (801) 627-1430kloradio.com

KZNS AM 1280 “The Zone”(801) 524 - 2600 or (801) 670 - 12801280thezone.comSCOTT GARRARD - Program Director

KFNZ AM 1320 “KFAN”(801) 485-67001320kfan.com

KALL AM 700 (801) 524-2600 kall700sports.comBILL RILEY - Sports Director

KWCR-FM 88.1 Weber State University (801) 626-6450 881weberfm.orgTYSON EWING - Sports Director

STANDARD-EXAMINER (801) 625-4265 standard.net CHRIS MILLER - Sports EditorJIM BURTON - Sports ColumnistROY BURTON- WSU Beatwriter

SALT LAKE TRIBUNE (801) 257-8917sltrib.comJOE BAIRD - Sports EditorSTEVE LUHM - WSU Beatwriter

TELEVISIONKUTV-TV CH. 2 (CBS) (801) 973-3167 / 3199kutv.comDAVE FOX - SportscasterDAVID JAMES - SportscasterADAM MIKULICH - Sportscaster

KTVX-TV CH. 4 (ABC) (801) 975-4427 / 4428 / 4429abc4.comWES RUFF - SportscasterDANA GREENE - Sportscaster

KSL-TV CH. 5 (NBC) (801) 575-5593 / 5538 / 5539ksl.comROD ZUNDEL - SportscasterJEREMIAH JENSEN - Sportscaster

KSTU-TV Ch. 13 (FOX)(801) 536-1371fox13now.comJEFF RHINEER - SportscasterJER BATES - Sportscaster

WIRE SERVICEASSOCIATED PRESS(801) 322-3405

GAME CREDENTIALSOnly working press and scouts, with advance notice, will be allowed access to the press box and press row. Area media who normally cover Weber State Athletic events will receive a Press Pass good for Dee Events Center press row and media room, prior to the beginning of the season. All others desir-ing credentials should contact Paul Grua at least one week in advance. Requests for Press, Photography, Broadcast and Scouting passes will be honored as they are received.

PHOTOGRAPHERSAll photographers must have a photographers pass to gain access to the floor. Only photographers from working me-dia or for WSU Media Relations purposes will be granted a pass. Photographers must remain on the baselines during game play.

RADIO/ETHERNET LINESThere are two courtesy radio lines available to the visiting radio courtside, as well as an ethernet connection.

POST-GAME INTERVIEWSCoaches and player will have a mandatory 10 minute cooling off period. That period begins when all players and coaches enter the locker room. Both locker rooms are closed to the media. The post-game press interview room is located in the media room at the Dee Events Center. Coaches and players will be brought to the room approximately 15 minutes after the completion of the game.Working media members are encouraged to work after the game in the media room.

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Carl Arky returns for his 16th season as the radio voice for Weber State Athletics. In 2011 Arky was honored as the Utah Sportscaster of the Year. Arky began at Weber State in 1998. He was a member of the WSU Athletic Department, serving as the Director of Broadcast Services for five years before moving on in September of 2002 to become the afternoon sports anchor at KFAN Sports Radio in Salt Lake City. Before coming to Weber State, Arky had been the Sports Director at KTVX-TV (ABC 4) in Salt Lake City and served as the color analyst on the televised games of the Salt Lake Buzz Triple AAA baseball team. He also served as the television voice for Pro Rodeo on ESPN for four seasons. A native of St. Louis, Missouri, Arky graduated from the University of Mis-souri School of Journalism in 1977. His first full-time position came in 1978 at KTUL-TV in Tulsa, Oklahoma, where he served as a sportscaster and was the producer/host of the Jimmy Johnson Oklahoma State Football Coaches Show. Arky came to Utah in 1983 where he worked at KUTV-TV Channel 2 in Salt Lake City. In 1987, he left to become the Director of Broadcasting for the Utah Jazz. There he was responsible for the production and syndication of all Utah Jazz radio and television programming, and served as the color analyst on those broadcasts. After two seasons with the Jazz, Arky formed his own produc-tion company (C.A.P.) and broadcasted cable TV games of the Sacramento Kings, as well as the Western Athletic Conference Game of the Week, Air Force Blue-White Network and selected games for the University of Utah from 1989 through 1991. Arky is married to Deborah Linder, they are the parents of two sons, Jake and Sam.

CARL ARKYVoice of the Wildcats

RADIO INFORMATION

Weber State University Athletics has announced a multi-year partner-ship with KLO AM/FM radio to broadcast Wildcat football and men’s basketball games.

KLO be the exclusive radio home for the Wildcats and will air all football and men’s basketball games live. All games will be simulcast on 1430 AM and 103.1 FM and will also be heard online at kloradio.com. KLO has been the home of Weber State Athletics for many years in the past.

A pre and post-game show will continue to be a part of every WSU game broadcast.

KLO has a long history in the Ogden area. It is one of the oldest stations in the West and began broadcasting in 1924 in Ogden. Since 2008 it has been broadcasting from its new studios in downtown Salt Lake City. KLO serves the entire Wasatch Front and boosts one of the strongest signals in the state.

WEBER STATE BASKETBALL ON KLO AM/FM

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Paul Grua is in his ninth year at Weber State. He is in his third year as the Director of Athletic Communications for Weber State Athletics. In his role, Grua serves as the primary media contact for all of WSU’s 16 NCAA sponsored sports, with specific responsibilities for football, men’s basketball, and men’s and women’s track and field. He also helps coordinate Weber State social media and online presence. WeberStateSports.com saw a massive increase in hits during the past year.

In April 2011 he was named Director of Athletic Communications. In the past season he helped promote and coordinate numerous media inquires surrounding All-American Damian Lillard and his rise to the NBA.

In his nine years with Weber State Athletics, Grua has worked in media relations and marketing and promotions. He began working at Weber State in January 2004 as a Sports Information Assistant, where he handled men’s and women’s track and

field and men’s and women’s tennis. He served as the media coordinator for the 2004 Big Sky Tennis Championship and 2004 Big Sky Outdoor Track and Field Championships, both held in Ogden.

In August 2004 he was hired full-time as the Assistant Media Relations Director. In October 2005 Grua was the media coordinator for the 2005 Big Sky Men’s and Women’s Cross Country Championships in Ogden and in 2007 he was the media coordinator for the NCAA Mountain Region Cross Country Championships, also in Ogden. He was also the Meet Director for the 2010 Big Sky Men’s and Women’s Outdoor Track and Field Championships.

In 2008 Grua moved to the Marketing & Promotions department with the athletic department where he was the Assistant Marketing & Pro-motions Director. In 2010 he was named Marketing Coordinator and was responsible for the marketing of all of WSU Athletics as well as game management and operations. Prior to coming to Weber State, Grua worked as the Assistant Information Director for the Big Sky Conference in the fall of 2003 where he was the league contact for women’s soccer and men’s and women’s cross country.

A native of Ogden, Grua graduated from Ogden High School in 1995. He graduated from Weber State University in 2002 with a bachelor’s degree in Communication. While a student at Weber State, he served as Sports Director for both the campus radio station KWCR and the Weber State TV News station. He also helped the WSU Sports Information office with the computer statistical program for men’s and women’s basketball games. He has also worked as a producer at AM-1280 “The Zone” in Salt Lake City and as an intern for KSL-TV. During the 2002 Salt Lake Winter Olympics he worked as a broadcasting systems operator.

In 2013 Grua earned a master’s degree in Professional Communication from Weber State. As part of his master’s project he wrote a history book on the 50th anniversary of Division I basketball at Weber State. Grua married Melissa Hales in July 2005. The couple has three children, Seth, Levi and Avery.

ATHLETICCOMMUNICATIONS

Paul Grua (Media Relations Director - FB, MBBEmail.................................................................. [email protected] ........................................................................ 801-626-7414Cell ............................................................................801-452-3811

Darin Hogge (Director of Publications and Digital Media - TEN, GOLFEmail............................................................... [email protected] ........................................................................ 801-626-6012Cell ........................................................................... 801-725-8868

Justin Johnson(Media Relations Assistant - VB, SOC, SFBEmail...................................................... [email protected] ........................................................................... 801-690-6891

Trevor Amicone(Media Relations Assistant - WBB, XC, TFEmail.....................................................trevoramicone@weber.eduCell ........................................................................... 801-244-6922

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The all-new WeberStateSports.com is the official website for Weber State Athletics. Visit the site for information including scores, results, schedules, videos, bios, and other information about Weber State Athletics. The site will feature live stats for all home games, as well as updated stats, bios on coaches and players, pictures, and much more. The site was redesigned in 2011. Over the past year the site has seen a dramatic increase in web visits.

WeberStateSports.comTheofficialwebsiteofWeberStateAthletics

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SOCIAL MEDIA

WatchBigSky.comWatch games online

Once again fans can catch all their favorie Big Sky teams online....for free. The Big Sky Conference’s video streaming web service, Watch Big Sky, will bring fans all football, volleyball and men’s and women’s basketball games held in league venues. The Big Sky has teamed with America One to distribute Big Sky TV. Fans can enter Big Sky TV through WatchBigSky.com. This year will also inlcue new mobile technology to make game accessible by mobile devices.

Keep up and chat about what’s going on with the Wildcats on social media. Join the Weber State Athletics fan page on Facebook at facebook.com/weberstateathletics.

Follow the Wildcats on Twitter at twitter.com/weberstate and twitter.com/weberstatefb.

See video highlights and interviews with the Wildcats on YouTube at youtube.com/weberstatesports.

facebook.com/weberstateathletics twitter.com/weberstatetwitter.com/weberstatefb

youtube.com/weberstatesports

COACHES

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HEAD COACH RANDY RAHE

The 2013-14 season will mark the eighth for Randy Rahe as head coach of the Weber State men’s basketball team. In seven years with the Wildcats Rahe has led the Wildcats to three Big Sky Championships and six post-season tournament appearances. He has also been named Big Sky Coach of the Year three times and has coached four Big Sky MVP’s.

In seven seasons Rahe has a career record of 150-75 (.667) overall at Weber State and is 92-24 (.793) in Big Sky Conference games. He has led the Wildcats to 20 or more wins in five of seven seasons with the team and has won 25 or more games in each of the past two seasons, including a Big Sky record 30 wins in 2012-13. Rahe’s 150 wins at Weber State is the third most coaching victories in school history and he is just three wins shy of passing Ron Abegglen for second place. His 92 Big Sky wins ranks as the fifth most victories in conference history.

Rahe has also coached 22 Big Sky All-Conference performers and 21 Big Sky Aca-demic All-Conference performers in his team with the Wildcats. He has led WSU to 10 or more wins in conference play in all seven seasons at the helm, a Big Sky record.

Weber State is coming off a record-setting season in 2012-13. After losing All-Ameri-can and future NBA Rookie of the Year Damian Lillard to the NBA, Rahe guided the Wild-cats to a record setting 30 win season in 2012-13. WSU finished the year 30-7 overall and became the first team in Big Sky history to win 30 games in a season. The Wildcats won a record 18 Big Sky games and advanced to postseason play for the fifth straight season. WSU also became the first team in Big Sky history to advance to the championship game of a na-tional postseason tournament where they lost 77-74 to East Carolina in the championship game of the Col-legeinsider.com Tournament. The Wildcats also set a school record with 17 home wins and tied a school record with 11 road wins.

During the past season the Wildcats were the best shooting team in the country, finishing first in the na-tion in field goal percentage and three-point field goal percentage. The ‘Cats also finished in the top 10 in the nation in four other categories and were one of just eight teams in the nation to win 30 games dur-ing the season. Davion Berry, Scott Bamforth, Kyle Tresnak and Frank Otis all earned Big Sky All-Confer-ence honors. He was also honored as the 2013 Utah Sportsperson of the Year by the Utah/Idaho Chapter of the National M.S. Society.

RaheProfileBorn: June 12, 1960Hometown: Bancroft, IowaWife: LauraChildren: Luke, KadeAlma Mater: Buena Vista ‘82

College Coaching Experience

Weber StateHead Coach 2006-07-presentOverall record: 150-75 (.667) Big Sky record: 92-24 (.793)

University of UtahAssistant Coach2004-05 -- 2005-06Utah State Assistant Coach1998-99 -- 2003-04Colorado StateAssistant Coach1991-92 -- 1997-98Denver UniversityAssistant Coach1990-91University of ColoradoAssistant Coach1989-90Colorado CollegeAssistant Coach1988-89

Weber State Head Coach8th Season

RANDY RAHE

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Randy Rahe By The Numbers

1 NCAA All-American 1 NBA First Round Draft pick 3 Big Sky Championships 3 Big Sky Coach of the Year Honors 4 Big Sky Conference MVP Players 6 Post-Season Tournament Appearances20 Ormorewinsinfiveseasons21 Big Sky Academic All-Conference members22 Big Sky All-Conference performers79 Percent winning percentage in Big Sky games88 Percent wiinning percentage in home games92 Big Sky wins; 5th most in conference history150 Career wins at Weber State entering 2013-14


Rahe has led the Wildcats to a remarkable 55-14 record over the last two seasons, including a 32-4 Big Sky record. He has led the Wildcats to the title game of the Big Sky Tournament in three of the last four seasons. Rahe has led the Wildcats to great success at the Dee Events Center. During the 2012-13 season Weber State set a school record with 17 home wins, finishing the year 17-2 at home. In seven seasons Rahe has a career record of 92-13 (.876) at home and is an incredible 54-4 (.931) at home in Big Sky regular season games. During the 2012-13 season the Wildcats also averaged 6,601 fans, by far the best average in the Big Sky and one of the best in the western United States. It was also the school’s best attendance average in 17 seasons.

During the 2011-12 season Weber State posted a 25-7 overall record and a 14-2 record in Big Sky Conference play and advanced to postseason play for the fifth time in Rahe’s six seasons with the team and won a first round game in the collegeinsider.com Postseason Tournament. Weber State also led the nation in free throw percentage at 81.4 percent, the single-best team percentage in the history of the Big Sky Conference. WSU also set a school record for three-point field goals made.

The 2011-12 season was highlighted by the play of All-American, District VIII Player of the Year, and Big Sky MVP Damian Lillard who had perhaps the greatest season in school history, finishing second in the nation in scoring at 24.5 points per game. Lillard set a school record for single-season points with 784, the third most points in Big Sky history and became the first player in the history of the conference to earn All-American honors. He was also a finalist for the Bob Cousy Award, John Wooden Award and Oscar Robertson Award. Lillard went on to become the sixth pick in the 2012 NBA Draft by the Portland Trail Blazers and later became the NBA Rookie of the Year.

The 2010-11 season was another outstanding coaching job by Rahe. Despite losing reigning Big Sky MVP Damian Lillard to a season-ending injury just nine games into the season, the Wildcats still managed to post a season record of 18-14 and make a run at the Big Sky title. They also finished 11-5 in the Big Sky, taking third in the league standings.

After starting the Big Sky season with a pair of road losses, the Wildcats won 11 of their next 13 league games to get into a fight for the league title. WSU beat Eastern Washington in the first round of the conference tournament, before losing in the semifinals of the tournament. The ‘Cats also advanced to the College Basketball Invitational where they lost to Oregon in the first round. Two players (Scott Bamforth and Kyle Bullinger) earned First Team Big Sky All-Conference honors.

Coach Rahe was hired as the ninth coach in Weber State history in March 2006. In his first season as head coach, with just three returning players from the previous season, Rahe put together a squad of newcomers and began the process of restoring the winning tradition of Wildcat basketball. That season he surpassed all expectations, leading the Wildcats to a 20-12 record and a tie for the Big Sky Conference regular-season title. The Wildcats then won the postseason conference tournament and earned a berth in the NCAA Tournament. In the 2007-08 season Rahe led the Wildcats to a 16-14 overall record and a third place finish in the Big Sky. During the 2008-09 season, Weber State finished 15-1 in Big Sky Conference play and won the conference regular season title. WSU became the first Big Sky team ever to finish 8-0 on the road in con-ference action. WSU senior Kellen McCoy was named the Big Sky MVP.

In the 2009-10 season the Wildcats had another strong year where they repeated as Big Sky champions. WSU posted a 20-11 overall record and a 13-3 mark in Big Sky play. Sophomore Damian Lillard was honored as the Big Sky MVP. WSU advanced to the NIT for the second-straight season, losing at Cincinnati in the first round.

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A native of Bancroft, Iowa, Rahe was a two-sport athlete at Buena Vista College in Storm Lake, Iowa as a point guard on the men’s basketball team and a shortstop on the baseball team. He earned a bachelor’s degree in elementary education in 1982. He began his coaching career on the high school level in Colorado. During his tenure as the head coach at Stratton High School (1985-88) he was twice named District Coach of the Year leading his teams to district and league championships in 1986, 1987 and 1988. His teams posted an overall mark of 54-17, earning two third-place finishes in state tournaments.

Rahe got his first taste of coaching on the collegiate level in 1988-89, when he joined the staff at Colorado College as an assistant. He went on to serve as an assistant at the University of Colorado (1989-90) and the University of Denver (1990-91) before begin-ning his long association with Stew Morrill at Colorado State and Utah State.

Following Morrill to Utah State, Rahe was part of an Aggie staff which, in six seasons, helped the team compile a 143-48 record, winning five Big West Conference champion-ships, earn three appearances in the NCAA Tournament with a first round win over Ohio State and two NIT berths. In his last season (2003-04) at USU, the Aggies were ranked as high as 19th in the nation. From Utah State Rahe went to the University of Utah in 2004-05 where he would spend the next two seasons as an assistant coach under Ray Giacoletti. In his first season with the Utes, Utah finished 29-6, won the Mountain West Championship, and advanced to the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament. They were led that season by Andrew Bogut who earned National Player of the Year honors and went on to become the first pick in the 2005 NBA Draft.

Randy and his wife Laura are the parents of two sons, Luke and Kade. Laura is a women’s basketball official in the Mountain West and West Coast Conferences.


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RANDY RAHE AGAINST ALL OPPONENTS AS HEAD COACH AT WEBER STATE First Last WSUOpponent Record Game Game StreakAir Force 1-0 12-13 12-13 Won 1Alaska-Anchorage 1-0 10-11 10-11 Won 1Alaska-Fairbanks 1-0 06-07 06-07 Won 1Arizona 0-1 08-09 08-09 Lost 1Arizona Christian 1-0 12-13 12-13 Won 1Arizona State 0-1 10-11 10-11 Lost 1BYU 0-7 06-07 12-13 Lost 7California 0-1 11-12 11-12 Lost 1Cal State Bakersfield 2-0 07-08 07-08 Won 2Cal State Bernadino 0-1 07-08 07-08 Lost 1Cal State Fullerton 1-0 07-08 07-08 Lost 1Cal Poly 1-0 12-13 12-13 Won 1Cincinnati 0-1 09-10 09-10 Lost 1Colorado Christian 2-0 06-07 10-11 Won 2Dayton 1-0 12-13 12-13 Won 1Drake 1-0 10-11 10-11 Won 1East Carolina 0-1 12-13 12-13 Lost 1Eastern Washington 12-3 06-07 12-13 Won 5Idaho State 11-3 06-07 12-13 Won 2Illinois 0-1 07-08 07-08 Lost 1Jacksonville State 1-0 11-12 11-12 Won 1Long Beach State 1-1 08-09 08-09 Won 1Loyola Marymount 0-1 11-12 11-12 Lost 1Mayville State 1-0 11-12 11-12 Won 1Miami (Ohio) 0-1 08-09 08-09 Lost 1Montana 10-9 06-07 12-13 Lost 1Montana State 11-5 06-07 12-13 Won 1Montana Tech 3-0 06-07 09-10 Won 3Montana Western 1-0 07-08 07-08 Won 1Morehead State 1-0 09-10 09-10 Won 1New Mexico 0-1 07-08 07-08 Lost 1North Dakota 3-0 12-13 12-13 Won 3

First Last WSUOpponent Record Game Game StreakNorthern Arizona 14-3 06-07 12-13 Won 11Northern Colorado 11-3 06-07 12-13 Won 5Northern Iowa 1-0 12-13 12-13 Won 1Northern New Mexico 1-0 11-12 11-12 Won 1Oral Roberts 2-0 12-13 12-13 Won 2Oregon 0-1 10-11 10-11 Lost 1Portland 2-0 06-07 06-07 Won 2Portland State 14-3 06-07 12-13 Won 6Prairie View A&M 1-0 08-09 08-09 Won 1Sacramento State 13-1 06-07 12-13 Won 12Saint Mary’s 0-2 10-11 12-13 Lost 2San Diego State 0-1 08-09 08-09 Lost 1San Francisco 1-1 07-08 07-08 Won 1San Jose State 1-2 10-11 12-13 Lost 1Seattle 1-1 09-10 10-11 Won 1Southern Mississippi 0-1 08-09 08-09 Lost 1Southern Utah 7-1 06-07 12-13 Won 7Southwest (N.M.) 2-0 10-11 12-13 Won 2Texas-Pan American 1-0 08-09 08-09 Won 1Troy 1-0 06-07 06-07 Won 1Tulsa 0-1 10-11 10-11 Lost 1UCLA 0-1 06-07 06-07 Lost 1UC Santa Barbara 1-1 08-09 09-10 Lost 1UC Irvine 2-0 10-11 12-13 Won 2UNLV 0-1 09-10 09-10 Lost 1Utah 2-4 06-07 11-12 Won 1Utah Valley 2-0 11-12 12-13 Won 2Utah State 2-7 06-07 12-13 Lost 1Washington 0-1 06-07 06-07 Lost 1Western State 1-0 09-10 09-10 Won 1Youngstown State 0-1 07-08 07-08 Lost 1

RANDY RAHE AT WEBER STATE

YEAR OVERALL BIG SKY FINISH POSTSEASON BIG SKY MVP 2006-07 20-12 11-5 1st NCAA 1st Round David Patten 2007-08 16-14 10-6 3rd 2008-09 21-10 15-1 1st NIT 1st Round Kellen McCoy 2009-10 20-11 13-3 1st NIT 1st Round Damian Lillard 2010-11 18-14 11-5 3rd CBI 1st Round 2011-12 25-7 14-2 2nd CIT 2nd Round Damian Lillard 2012-13 30-7 18-2 2nd CIT Runner-Up TOTAL 150-75 (.667) 92-24 (.793)


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WILDCAT COACHING STAFF

Associate Head Coach8th Season

ERIC DUFT

Eric Duft is entering his eighth season with the Wildcat coaching staff. He came to Weber State with Coach Randy Rahe in 2006. In 2009, Duft was el-evated to the position of Associate Head Coach for the Wildcats.

In his role Duft calls the offensive plays during the game. During the 2012-13 season the Wildcats led the nation in field goal percentage and three-point field goal percentage in route to a record-setting 30-7 season. Under Duft’s watch Weber State has won three Big Sky titles with four conference MVP awards. David Patten (2007), Kellen McCoy (2009) and Damian Lillard (2010, 2012) were each named the Big Sky Conference MVP. He has helped lead the Wildcats to six postseason tournament appearances, including a trip to the 2007 NCAA Tournament and the Collegeinsider.com Tournament Championship in 2013.

Duft came to Weber State after spending seven seasons as an assistant coach at Hutchinson Junior College in Hutchinson, Kansas. He served two seasons under current Utah State University assistant coach, Tim Duryea, and five seasons under Chad Wintz. The 2003-04 team posted a 29-4 record and were ranked among the top five in the country during the course of the season.

A native of Sterling, Kansas, he graduated from Sterling High in 1991 where he was the class valedictorian. He attended Sterling College where he was a four-year letterman under Coach Jim Woudstra. He graduated in 1995 with a bachelor’s degree in physical education.

Prior to his coaching stint at Hutchinson JC, Duft spent one season as an assistant coach at Cowley County (Kansas) CC for Coach Mark Nelson in 1998-99. He also served as an assistant coach at Central (Kansas) Community College under Coach Mike Beard from 1995-97 and was then elevated to head coach for the 1997-98 season before going to Cowley CC.

He and his wife, Sherri, are the parents of an four children Jaret, Halle, Easton and Kourt.

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Phil Beckner enters his seventh season with the Wildcat basketball program. The 2013-14 season will mark his fifth season as a full-time assistant coach at Weber State. Beckner came to WSU for the 2007-08 season and spent the first two seasons as the Director of Basketball Operations. In 2010 he was elevated to a full-time assistant coach.

In his role Beckner is primarily responsible for the defensive plays for the Wildcats. During the 2012-13 season Weber State ranked second in the nation in three-point field goal percentage defense, in route to a record-setting 30-7 record and a trip to the CollegeInsider.com Tournament Championship game. Beckner also oversees player development at Weber State.

Beckner worked closely with Damain Lillard during his four seasons at Weber State, coaching him to All-American honors and the sixth overall selection in the 2012 NBA Draft. Lillard was named the 2013 NBA Rookie of the Year.

While with the Wildcats Beckner has been a part of two Big Sky regular season championship teams and has helped coach two Big Sky MVP players (Kellen McCoy, 2009 and Lillard in 2010 and 2012).

A native of Buckeye, Arizona, Beckner graduated from Kansas Wesleyan University in Salina, Kan., where he played four years on the men’s basketball team. He obtained a bachelor’s degree in Physical Education in 2005.

He returned home and taught physical education at Buckeye High School. He was a part of the staff that won the Arizona State title in 2006. He worked for current Grand Canyon University Coach Russ Pennell at the Arizona Premiere Academy.


Assistant Coach7th Season

PHIL BECKNER

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Former Weber State standout and Big Sky Conference MVP Kellen McCoy is in his first season as an assistant coach with the Wildcat men’s basketball program. McCoy joined the WSU staff in June 2013.

In his role with the Wildcat coaching staff, McCoy will assist in all areas of the program including recruiting, scouting and player development. He comes to Weber State after spending the 2012-13 season as a graduate assistant under head coach Lon Kruger at the University of Oklahoma. He spent the 2011-12 season as an assistant coach at Emporia State, a Division II school in Kansas. He also played two seasons of professional basketball in Sweden.

McCoy, a native of Norman, Okla., was a standout player in his two seasons at Weber State from 2007-09, playing for head coach Randy Rahe. As a junior in 2007-08 he played in all 30 games for the Wildcats and averaged 8.8 points per game. The following season as a senior he was named the 2009 Big Sky Conference MVP after leading Weber State to a 15-1 Big Sky record and a con-ference title. He averaged 14.1 points and 2.8 assists per game as a senior and led the Big Sky in three-point field goal percentage in conference games.

In two seasons at Weber State, the 5-6 guard played in 61 games and aver-aged 11.5 points and 2.3 assists per game. In March he was named to the Weber State 50th Anniversary Team.


Assistant Coach1st Season

KELLEN MCCOY

McCoy was the 2009 Big Sky MVP and named to the Weber State 50th Anniversary Team.

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Garrett Lever is in his second season with the Weber State coaching staff. He was named the Director of Basketball Operations in May 2013 after serving last season as the Video Coordinator. In his role Lever assists in all areas of the Wildcat program including travel and scheduling.

Lever played two season of college basketball for the University of Seattle from 2009-11 where he averaged 3.6 points and 1.9 steals per game for the Redhawks. While at Seattle he played two games against Weber State. He graduated from Seattle in 2011 and spent the 2011-12 school year as the Director of Operations for the University of Seattle Athletic Department.

Prior to his time at Seattle he played one season at Midland Junior College where he helped lead the team to a regional championship and a trip to the championship game of the National Junior College Tournament. He averaged 2.3 steals per game that season, fifth best in the nation.

He also played one season at Nebraska-Kearny where he led the nation in steals at 3.6 per game, totaling 90 steals on the season, as well as averaging 13 points per game. He was named Rocky Mountain Athletic Confer-ence Freshman of the Year and Defensive Player of the Year.

Lever is a native of Phoenix, Ariz., where he attended Desert Vista High School and earned First Team All-City and All-Region honors and Second Team All-State honors.

Garrett is the son of former NBA standout Lafayette “Fat” Lever who played 11 seasons in the NBA with the Portland Trail Blazers, Denver Nuggets and Dallas Mavericks. Lever was a two-time NBA All-Star and ranks 19th in NBA history in career steals. He is currently the Director of Player Development for the Sacramento Kings.


Director of Basketball Operations

2nd Season

GARRETT LEVER

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WILDCATSUPPORT STAFF

John Henderson is in his second season as Strength and Con-ditioning coach at Weber State, overseeing all 16 WSU sports. He returned to WSU in 2012 after spending one year as the head ath-letic trainer at Cal State Monterrey Bay.

Henderson initially came to Weber State in 2008 and served as an athletic trainer and assistant strength and conditioning coach. As a certified athletic trainer by the National Athletic Trainers Asso-ciation, John provides sports medicine coverage for Weber State’s 16 varsity sports.

He received a Bachelor of Science degree in clinical athletic training from Weber State University in 2007, and a Master of Sci-ence degree in Sports Conditioning and Performance from South-ern Utah University. Henderson is a Certified Strength and Condi-tioning Specialist through the National Strength and Conditioning Association.

Prior to coming to Weber State, Henderson served as the Pro-gram Development Coordinator for Mountain Land Physical Ther-apy and as the Director of Athletic Training Services at BASICS Sports Medicine. He created sports medicine outreach programs and provided services for local high schools, club, and profes-sional sports teams including serving as the Head Athletic Trainer for a professional arena football team. He is an approved clinical instructor for the athletic training education program and teaches beginning and advanced rehabilitation. Henderson created and manages the strength and conditioning internship program which allows students to prepare for the CSCS exam and gain strength and conditioning experience in the university setting.

He and his wife Yvette have two sons, Derek and Marcus.

Joel Bass is in his 22nd season with Weber State Athletics. In 2011 he was elevated to the position of Assistant Athletic Director for Support Services/Head Athletics Trainer.

A certified member of the National Athletic Trainers Association and a licensed athletic trainer in the state of Utah, Bass has been an active force in the better treatment of high school, collegiate and professional athletes.

As a result of his work and dedication, Weber State now offers a four-year degree in Sports Medicine. Bass was the driving force behind the curriculum.

Bass works primarily with the Wildcat football and men’s basketball teams, but also oversees all administrative responsibilities of the athletic training program.

Athletics has always been a part of Bass’ life. The son of a former high school football coach, Bass participated in football, basketball, baseball and track as a teen. He played football at Ricks College, and then transferred to Utah State University where he earned a B.S. degree in Exercise Science, and served as an athletic training student.

He received his Master’s degree in Athletic Training from Indiana State University in 1988 and then served as the Assistant Athletic Trainer at Montana State University for three years before coming to Ogden. He and his wife, Beth, are the parents of a daughter, Melissa, and a son, Jason. In October 2011 they welcomed their first grandchild Vincent.

JOEL BASSAssistant Athletic Director/Head Athletic Trainer22nd Season

JOHN HENDERSONStrength and ConditioningCoach2nd Season

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2013-14 WILDCAT ROSTER

No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Exp. Hometown (Previous School)

0 Christian McDonald G 6-4 155 Fr. HS Lake Oswego, OR (Lake Oswego)

5 Jordan Richardson G 6-1 180 Sr. 3VL Lewisville, TX (Merrill West HS (CA))

15 Davion Berry G/F 6-4 185 Sr. 1VL Oakland, CA (Cal St. Monterery Bay)

21 Joel Bolomboy F 6-9 225 So. 1VL Fort Worth, TX (Keller)

23 Richaud Gittens G 6-4 185 Fr. HS Tempe, AZ (Marcos De Niza)

25 Byron Fulton F 6-7 235 Sr. 3VL Phoenix, AZ (St. Mary’s)

30 Jeremy Senglin G 6-2 185 Fr. HS Arlington, TX (Bowie)

32 Royce Williams G/F 6-5 205 Jr. 1VL Los Angeles, CA (N.M. Military Institute)

35 Kyndahl Hill F 6-7 210 R-Fr. RS Humble, TX (Humble)

40 Josh Fuller F 6-6 220 R-Fr. RS Rexburg, ID (Utah)

44 Kyle Tresnak C 6-10 240 Sr. 3VL Scottsdale, AZ (Scottsdale Horizon)

45 James Hajek C 6-10 250 Jr. 2VL Omaha, NE (Skutt Catholic)

50 Aziz Leeks F 6-7 200 Fr. HS Las Vegas, NV (Las Vegas)

Brady Borklund F 6-8 210 Fr. HS Ogden, UT (Bonneville)

J.C. Kennedy G 6-4 160 Fr. HS Nampa, ID (Skyview)

COACHING STAFF

Head Coach: Randy Rahe, Buena Visa College (Iowa) ‘82, (8th season) Associate Head Coach: Eric Duft, Sterling College ‘95, (8th season) Assistant Coach: Phil Beckner, Kansas Wesleyan ‘05 (6th season)Assistant Coach: Kellen McCoy, Weber State ‘09 (1st season)Dir. of Basketball Ops.: Garrett Lever, Seattle ‘11 (2nd season)

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2012-13 WILDCAT ROSTER

California (2) Davion Berry Royce Williams

ROSTER BREAKDOWN

By Location

Utah (1) Brady Borklund

Texas (4) Joel Bolomboy Kyndahl Hill Jordan Richardson Jeremy Senglin

Arizona (3) Byron Fulton Richaud Gittens Kyle Tresnak

Nebraska (1) James Hajek

WILDCAT BIRTHDAYS January 24 ..................... Josh Fuller January 28 ...............Joel Bolomboy February 25 ................ Kyle Tresnak March 24 .................Jeremy Senglin June 16 ...........................Aziz Leeks July 13.........................J.C. Kennedy August 21 .....................Kyndahl Hill September 11 .........Royce Williams September 15 .............Byron Fulton September 21 ...Jordan Richardson October 12 .......Christian McDonald November 1 ................Davion Berry November 6 .................James Hajek December 19 .........Richaud Gittens December 20 ......... Brady Borklund

ROSTER BREAKDOWNBy Height

6-1 Jordan Richardson

6-2 Jeremy Senglin

6-4Davion Berry

Richaud GittensJ.C. Kenney

Christian McDonald

6-5Royce Williams

6-6Josh Fuller

6-7Byron FultonKyndahl HillAziz Leeks

6-8Brady Borklund

6-9Joel Bolomboy

6-10James HajekKyle Tresnak

By YearFreshman (8) Brady Borklund Josh Fuller Richaud Gittens Kyndahl Hill J.C. Kennedy Aziz Leeks Christian McDonald Jeremy SenglinSophomore (1) Joel Bolomboy Junior (2) James Hajek Royce WilliamsSenior (4) Davion Berry Byron Fulton Jordan Richardson Kyle Tresnak

Oregon (1) Christian McDonald

Idaho (2) Josh Fuller J.C. Kennedy

Nevada (1) Aziz Leeks

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Davion enters his senior season after earning All-District and All-Conference honors as a junior in last season. He was also named the Big Sky Newcomer of the Year.

2012-13 (Junior) Started all 37 games and helped lead the Wildcats to a record-setting 30-7 record...Earned first team All-District 6 honors from the NABC...He also earned first team Big Sky All-Conference honors and was named the Big Sky Newcomer of the Year...Led Weber State in scoring, assists, steals and assist to turnover ratio during the season...Finished fifth in the conference in scoring at 15.2 points per game...Totaled 564 points on the year, the 15th most in WSU single-season history...Scored in double figures in 27 of WSU’s 37 games on the season and scored 20 or more points 11 times...Had a career-high 27 points in WSU’s win over Oral Roberts in the CIT Tournament on March 27...Also had a career-high 10 assists in that game, the most assists in a game by a Wildcat in eight years...Finished fifth in the conference in assists at 3.8 per game, finishing with 75 on the season...Was fifth in the league in assist to turnover ratio...Was 12th in the league in steals...Was named Big Sky Player of the Week after scoring 25 points against BYU on Dec. 15...Averaged 4.2 rebounds on the season with a career-high nine in a win over Eastern Washington.

2011-12 Sat out the 2011-12 season per NCAA transfer rules after transferring to Weber State from Cal State Monterey Bay.

Cal State Monterey Bay Played two seasons at Cal State Monterey Bay, a Division II school in Seaside, California...In two years with the Otters he averaged 18.3 points and 4.1 rebounds per game and twice earned All-Conference First Team honors...As a sophomore in 2010-11 was named to the 2011 Daktronics All-American Second Team, the only non-senior to earn All-American hon-ors...Finished the season ranked fifth in all of Division II in scoring at 23.7 points per game...Scored 20 or more points in 18 of his 26 games during the season, including a career-high 41 points against Cal State Bernardino...Also averaged 5.0 rebounds, 2.5 assists, and 1.3 steals

DAVIONBERRY

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6-4 • 185 Senior • Guard/Forward

Oakland, Calif.

Born: Nov. 1, 1991Birthplace: Oakland, CAHometown: Oakland, CAMajor: Technical Sales

Career Highs

Points 27, vs. Oral Roberts (03/27/13)Rebounds 9, vs. E. Washington (03/09/13)Assists 10, vs. Oral Roberts (03/27/13)Steals 3, five timesBlocks 2, vs. No. Arizona (01/17/13)3PT FG made 6, at Montana St. (01/24/13)10+ points 27 times20+ points 11 times

Individual Career History

BERRY, Davion

Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds ScoringSeason gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg2012-13 37-37 1186/32.1 179-376 . 4 7 6 60-145 . 4 1 4 146-193 . 7 5 6 15 139 154 4.2 67 1 140 75 10 45 564 15.2TOTAL 37-37 1186/32.1 179-376 . 4 7 6 60-145 . 4 1 4 146-193 . 7 5 6 15 139 154 4.2 67 1 140 75 10 45 564 15.2

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per game, while shooting 42 percent from the field and 40 percent from three-point land...Shot 80.3 percent from the free throw line and led the nation in free throw attempts with 295...As a freshman during the 2009-10 season, he played in 26 games and started 15 contests...Averaged 12.9 points and 3.2 rebounds per game, while shooting 43.6 percent from the field...Was also selected as the CCAA Freshman of the Year and earned First Team All-Conference honors....Played AAU basketball for Raymond Young of the Oakland Rebels, the same AAU program as Damian Lillard.

Hayward High School Is a native of Oakland, Calif., where he attended Hayward High School...In high school he was the named the team MVP as a senior and was an All-League First Team selection...Led Hayward High to a 21-9 record his senior season.

Personal Full name is Davion Lamont Berry....Name is pronounced: Dave-e-on...Nickname is Dev...Was born Nov. 1, 1991 in Oakland...Is majoring in Technical Sales at Weber State...Is a big sports fan and a fan of the Oakland Raiders.

OFF THE COURT WITHDAVION BERRY

Dream vacation: BahamasI would most like to have dinner with: Alicia KeyesFavorite food: chickenFavorite movie: Varsity BluesFavorite TV show: Love & Hip HopFavorite sports team: Boston CelticsIn 20 years I plan to be: on a beach relaxingBefore each game I like to: throw water on my face. One thing I couldn’t live without: my son and my mom.One word that best describes me OFF the court: funnyOne thing most people don’t know about me: I like to go camping.

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Kyle has played three seasons at Weber State entering the 2013-14 season. He has earned All-Conference honors twice in his career. He has played in 100 career games at WSU. Entering his senior season he has 858 career points, leaving him 142 points shy of becoming the 27th player in WSU history to reach 1,000 career points. He also has 389 career rebounds and needs 111 more to become the 27th player to reach 500 career rebounds. He also has a career shooting percentage of 55.3 percent and has 70 career blocks.

2013-14 (Junior) Played and started in 36 of WSU’s 37 games on the season and helped lead the Wild-cats to their record-setting 30-7 season...Earned second team Big Sky All-Conference honors...Averaged 11.8 points per game on the season and scored in double figures 21 times...Also scored 20 or more points six times...Posted a career-high 23 points in WSU’s home win over Northern Arizona on Jan. 17...Averaged 5.5 rebounds per game on the season and recorded nine rebounds three times...Finished fourth in the Big Sky in field goal percentage at 57 percent...Was sixth in the conference in blocks at 1.2 per game...Recorded 43 blocks on the season, the seventh most in WSU single-season history...Earned Big Sky Player of the Week honors on Dec. 11 after averaging 18 points in home wins over Utah Valley and UC Irvine...Was named to the Collegeinsider.com All-Tournament Team.

2011-12 (Sophomore) Played and started in all 32 games for the Wildcats, joining Damian Lillard as the only two Wildcats to start all 32 games...Earned Big Sky All-Conference Honorable Mention honors for his performance during the season...Averaged 10 points and 3.8 points per game on the year and shot 54 percent from the field...Ranked fourth in the Big Sky in field goal percentage...Scored in double figures 17 times during the season, the third most on the team...Posted a career-high of 22 points and pulled down a season-high 10 rebounds in Weber State’s win over Northern Arizona on Jan. 19...Averaged 10.8 points per game in Big Sky Confer-ence games...Was second on the team in blocks with 21, ranking 10th in the Big Sky...Was third on the team in minutes played.

KYLETRESNAK

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446-10 • 240

Senior • CenterScottsdale, Ariz.

Born: Feb. 25, 1992Birthplace: Scottsdale, AZHometown: Scottsdale, AZMajor: Business Admin.

Career Highs

Points 23, vs. No. Arizona (01/17/13)Rebounds 11, vs. Southwest (12/18/10)Assists 3, vs. CO Christian (11/16/10)Steals 2, six timesBlocks 4, vs. Ariz. Christian (11/09/12)3PT FG made 010+ points 39 times20+ points 8 times Individual Career History

TRESNAK, Kyle

Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds ScoringSeason gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg2010-11 32-0 372/11.6 49-93 . 5 2 7 0-0 . 0 0 0 16-29 . 5 5 2 32 37 69 2.2 70 3 5 19 6 6 114 3.62011-12 32-32 805/25.2 128-236 . 5 4 2 0-0 . 0 0 0 63-92 . 6 8 5 53 69 122 3.8 94 4 20 40 21 16 319 10.02012-13 36-36 872/24.2 167-293 . 5 7 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 91-131 . 6 9 5 69 129 198 5.5 95 2 16 44 43 22 425 11.8TOTAL 100-68 2049/20.5 344-622 . 5 5 3 0-0 . 0 0 0 170-252 . 6 7 5 154 235 389 3.9 259 9 41 103 70 44 858 8.6

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OFF THE COURT WITHKYLE TRESNAK

Dream vacation: Watch a game at an NFL stadiumI would most like to have dinner with: Blake SheltonFavorite food: steakFavorite movie: Shawshank RedemptionFavorite TV show: Breaking BadFavorite sports team: Arizona CardinalsIn 20 years I plan to be: healthy and happyBefore each game I like to: listen to music One thing I couldn’t live without: sportsI came to Weber State because: It has a great business program and a rich basketball tradition. One word that best describes me ON the court: poisedOne word that best describes me OFF the court: goofyOne thing most people don’t know about me: I hate snakes.

2010-11 (Freshman) Played in all 32 games for the Wildcats as a true freshman, one of just five players to play in every game...Averaged 3.6 points and 2.2 rebounds per game while playing 11.6 minutes a game...Posted a season-high of 19 points in WSU’s win over the University of the Southwest on Dec. 18...In that game he was 6-10 from the field, 7-8 from the line and pulled down a season-high 11 rebounds in 21 minutes of action for his first career double-double...Scored points in 24 of WSU’s 32 games....Was second on the Wildcat team in field goal percentage at 52.7 percent.

Horizon High School Played under Coach Paul Long at Scottsdale’s Horizon High School...Helped lead his team to the Desert Valley Region championship for the first time in 20 years...Named Second Team All-State and First Team All-Region...Leaves Horizon as the school’s career leader in rebounds and blocked shots.

Personal Full name is Kyle Jonathan Tresnak... Last name is pronounced: TRESS-nak...Was born Feb. 25, 1992 in Scottsdale, Ariz...Parents are Frank and Ellen Tresnak...Is majoring in Business Administration at Weber State...Signed with the Wildcats in November of 2009.

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Jordan enters this season as a senior guard with the most experience of any Wild-cat. He has played three seasons at Weber State and has appeared in all 101 games in the past three years. He needs just 23 more games to become the Big Sky’s career leader in games played. He has scored 502 career points had has 222 career assists and is shooting 83.5 percent from the free throw line. He has scored in double figures 12 times in his career.

2012-13 (Junior) Started all 37 games for the Wildcats and helped WSU to a record-setting 30-7 season...Averaged 7.2 points per game on the season...Scored in double figures seven times with a season-high 16 points in a win over Montana State...Averaged 14.5 points and 4.0 assists per game in Big Sky opening wins at Eastern Washington and Portland State in December and was named Big Sky Player of the Week for the first time in his career...Finished second on the Wildcat team and 13th in the Big Sky in assists with 105 for an average of 2.8 per game...Tied his career-high with seven assists in WSU’s season opening win over Arizona Christian...Shot 40.5 percent from the three-point line, 11th best in the Big Sky and finished 15th in the conference in three-pointers per game at 1.4...Knocked down a season-high four three-pointers in the win at Portland State in December...Had 17 steals and shot 43.1 percent from the field on the season.

2011-12 (Sophomore) Saw action in all 32 games for the Wildcats, one of five players that played in every game...Started 14 games for the Wildcats...Averaged 4.2 points per game during the season...Scored in double figures four times during the season and had a career-high 23 points in a home win over Mayville State on Dec. 19...Also scored 11 points in the season opener against Northern New Mexico and had 10 points against Southern Utah and 10 against Northern Arizona...WSU was 4-0 when he scored in double figures...Recorded 44 rebounds during the sea-son and had four rebounds in a game twice...Had 68 assists on the year, third most on the team...Averaged 2.1 assists per game and had a career-high seven against Northern New Mexico...Was 15-19 from the free throw line.

JORDANRICHARDSON

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56-1 • 180

Senior • GuardLewisville, Texas

Born: Sept. 21, 1991Birthplace: Lewisville, TXHometown: Lewisville, TXMajor: Professional Sales

Career Highs

Points 23, vs. Mayville St. (12/19/11)Rebounds 5, at Southern Utah (10/10/13)Assists 7, two timesSteals 3, vs. Montana (02/03/11)Blocks 1, three times3PT FG made 7, vs. Mayville St. (12/19/11)10+ points 12 times20+ points 1 times Individual Career History

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OFF THE COURT WITHJORDAN RICHARDSON

Dream vacation: Rio de JanerioI would most like to have dinner with: Paula PattonFavorite food: any type of seafoodFavorite movie: Love and BasketballFavorite TV show: Law and Order SVUFavorite sports team: Dallas CowboysIn 20 years I plan to be: married with a familyBefore each game I like to: listen to music One thing I couldn’t live without: my familyI came to Weber State because: I fell in love with the coaching staff and my teammates. One word that best describes me ON the court: toughOne word that best describes me OFF the court: genuineOne thing most people don’t know about me: I’m shy

2010-11 (Freshman) Played in all 32 games as a true freshman for the Wildcats, one of just five players to play in every game...Averaged 3.2 points and 1.5 assists and played 16.7 minutes per game...Posted a career-high of 17 points in WSU’s thrilling final-second win over Northern Colorado on Jan. 29...In that game he made a career-high five field goals, finishing 5-8 from the field, including 5-6 from three-point land...Shot 33 percent from three-point land and was 25-27 from the free throw line, a team-best 92.6 percent...Made his final 17 free throw attempts on the season.

High School His junior season at Lewisville High, he averaged 13.5 points and 4.5 assists and was named First Team All-District Class 5A...Originally from Lewisville, Texas, his family moved to Tracy, California where he played his senior season...Had an outstanding season at West High in Tracy...Averaged nearly 27 points per game and set a school record for most points in a single game with 46.

Personal Full Name is Jordan Rashad Richardson...Was born Sept. 21, 1991 in Lewisville, Texas...Is majoring in Professional Sales at Weber State.

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Byron returns for his senior season at Weber State. In three years with the Wildcats he has seen action in 81 career games and has a career average of 6.0 points and 3.3 rebounds per game and has knocked down 67 three-pointers.

2012-13 (Junior) Saw action in 17 games for the Wildcats during WSU’s record-setting 30-7 season...Averaged 1.9 points and 1.3 rebounds in 5.6 minutes of play on the year...Scored a season-high nine points in WSU’s Big Sky opening win at Eastern Washington in De-cember...Scored five points in wins over the Southwest, Portland State and Cal Poly...Shot 44 percent from the field and knocked down seven three-pointers on the year.

2011-12 (Sophomore) Appeared in all 32 games for the Wildcats, one of five players to play in every game...Averaged 7.2 points per game during the season...Scored in double figures 11 times during the year...Tied his career-high with 17 points in WSU’s road win at Montana State on Feb. 15...Also scored 16 against Eastern Washington and 15 against Idaho State, both wins for the Wildcats...WSU was 9-2 in the 11 games he scored in double figures...Averaged 4.3 rebounds per game, fourth best on the Wildcat team...Pulled down a career-high of 13 rebounds against Montana State and had 10 at Northern Arizona...Finished seventh in the Big Sky in three-point field goal percentage at 42.9 percent...Knocked down multiple three-pointers in seven games...Led the Big Sky in three-point percentage in conference games only at 50 percent, shooting 20-40 from beyond the arc in league games...Shot 44.9 percent from the field and 65 percent from the free throw line.

2010-11 (Freshman) Earned Big Sky Conference Freshman of the Year honors for his play during the season...Joins Ryan Jama, Stephan Bachmann and Damian Lillard as the only four Wildcats to ever earn Big Sky Freshman of the Year honors...Byron ap-peared in all 32 games for the Wildcats during the season, one of five players to appear in every game...Started two games during the season...Averaged 19 minutes per game...Averaged 7.0 points and 3.5 rebounds on the season...

BYRON FULTON

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Senior • ForwardPhoenix, Ariz.

Born: Sept. 15, 1990Birthplace: Phoenix, AZHometown: Phoenix, AZMajor: Business

Career Highs

Points 17, two timesRebounds 13, vs. Montana St. (01/12/12)Assists 2, 10 timesSteals 1, 11 timesBlocks 1, seven times3PT FG made 4, vs. Idaho State (01/15/11)10+ points 22 times10+ rebounds 2 times Individual Career History

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Scored in double figures 11 times on the year, including a season-high of 17 points in WSU’s win over Sacramento State Jan. 13...Followed that up with 16 points, the next game against Idaho State...Also tied his season-high with nine rebounds in that game against the Bengals and had nine in a win over Portland State Feb. 16...Shot 44 percent from the field and 48 percent from three-point land, finishing 24-50 from beyond-the-arc.

2009-10 Sat out the season as a red-shirt freshman.

Saint Mary’s High School Helped Coach Dave Lopez’s Saint Mary’s High team to the 2009 Arizona 5A-1 state championship...Team won four conference champion-ships during his tenure...Earned All-State honors in 2009... Averaged 16 points and just over 11 rebounds per game as a senior...Comes out of the same high school program which produced NBA players Channing Frye and Jarred Bayless.

Personal Full name is Byron Scott Fulton...Was born Sept. 15, 1990 in Phoenix...Parents are Carol Temporado and Shawn Fulton...Is majoring in Business at Weber State.

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OFF THE COURT WITHBYRON FULTON

Dream vacation: AfricaFavorite food: BBQFavorite movie: Forrest GumpFavorite TV show: Breaking BadFavorite sports team: Phoenix SunsIn 20 years I plan to be: richBefore each game I like to: relax One thing I couldn’t live without: air and waterI came to Weber State because: Great environment, great coaching and great teammates.One word that best describes me OFF the court: lovingOne thing most people don’t know about me: I’m a poet.

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Royce returns for his junior season at Weber State after playing in 33 games as a sophomore transfer in 2012-13.

2012-13 (Sophomore) Transferred to Weber State from New Mexico Military Institute...Saw action in 33 games for the Wildcats during WSU’s record-setting 30-7 season...Played in 19 of the 20 Big Sky regular season games...Totaled 84 points for an average of 2.5 per game...Scored a career-high 17 points in a win over the University of the Southwest in Decem-ber...Also had season-highs of nine rebounds and four assists in that game...Shot 50 percent from the field and 50 percent from three-point range...Knocked down a season-high three three-pointers in the first game of the season against Arizona Christian.

New Mexico Military Institute Played at New Mexico Military Institute in Roswell, New Mexico...Sat out the 2010-11 season as a red shirt and played for the Broncos during the 2011-12 season...As a freshman he led the team in scoring at 11.9 points per game...Scored in double figures 16 times and scored 20 or more twice, including a season-high 21 points against Frank Phillips...He saw action in 28 games and started in 21 games...Shot 47 percent from the field and 36 percent from three-point land...Was third on the team in rebounding at 6.2 per game and had a career-high 16 rebounds against Clarendon...Also averaged 2.4 assists and 1.1 steals per game.

ROYCE WILLIAMS

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Junior • G/FLos Angeles, CA

Born: Sept. 11, 1991Birthplace: Los Angeles, CAHometown: Los Angeles, CAMajor: Technical Sales

Career Highs

Points 17, vs. Southwest (12/29/13)Rebounds 9, vs. Southwest (12/29/13)Assists 4, vs. Southwest (12/29/13)Steals 1, three timesBlocks 2, vs. North Dakota (01/05/13)3PT FG made 3, vs. AZ Christian (11/09/13)10+ points 2 times


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Hamilton High School Played for Coach Mizuno at Alexander Hamilton High School in Los Angeles where he graduated in 2009...Was named Team MVP and earned First Team All-City and All-League honors.

Personal Full name is Royce Kenneth Williams...Was born Sept. 11, 1991 in Los Angeles...Parents are Herman and Sheila Williams...Nickname is Showtime...Is majoring in Technical Sales at Weber State.

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OFF THE COURT WITHROYCE WILLIAMS

Dream vacation: Madrid, SpainI would most like to have dinner with: Skylar Diggins Favorite food: cerealFavorite movie: Shawshank RedemptionFavorite TV show: Fresh Prince of Bel-AirFavorite sports team: Cincinnati BengalsIn 20 years I plan to be: married with nine kidsBefore each game I like to: say the Lord’s prayer One thing I couldn’t live without: cerealI came to Weber State because: the winning environmentOne word that best describes me ON the court: smoothOne word that best describes me OFF the court: goofyOne thing most people don’t know about me: I like watching Animal Planet

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James enters his junior season at Weber State this season. In two previous years with the Wildcats he has appeared in 49 career games.

2012-13 (Sophomore) Saw action in 34 of WSU’s 37 games during the record-setting 30-7 season...Started the first game of his career against the University of the Southwest on Dec. 29...Aver-aged 2.1 points and 2.2 rebounds on the year...Scored a season-high 10 points in the season-opening win over Arizona Christian on Nov. 9...Tied his career-high with eight rebounds at Utah State...Had five or more rebounds six times on the year...Shot 44.6 percent from the field and had 18 blocks on the year.

2011-12 (Freshman) Appeared in 15 games for the Wildcats as a red-shirt freshman...Played in the first 15 games of the season before suffering a knee injury at Portland State that forced him to miss the remainder of the season...Averaged 3.4 points and 2.1 rebounds during the season...Scored in double figures twice during the season...Had a career-high 13 points in WSU’s win over Mayville State in December and followed that up with 10 points in a home win over Utah...Also had a career-high eight rebounds against Mayville State...Shot 52 percent from the field on the year and was 13-15 from the free throw line.

2010-11 Sat out the season as a red-shirt freshman after signing with the Wildcats in April 2010...Was sought out by many Division I programs.

JAMESHAJEK

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456-10 • 250

Junior • CenterOmaha, NE

Born: Nov. 6, 1992Birthplace: Ft. Riley, KSHometown: Omaha, NEMajor: Business Admin.

Career Highs

Points 13, vs. Mayville, St., 12/19/11Rebounds 8, two times Assists 2, vs. Mayville, St., 12/19/11Steals 3, vs. Southwest, 12/29/12Blocks 4, vs. Southwest, 12/29/1210+ points 3 times


HAJEK, James

Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds ScoringSeason gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg2011-12 15-0 143/9.5 19-36 . 5 2 8 0-0 . 0 0 0 13-15 . 8 6 7 17 14 31 2.1 28 2 5 9 1 3 51 3.42012-13 34-1 346/10.2 29-65 . 4 4 6 0-0 . 0 0 0 15-36 . 4 1 7 23 51 74 2.2 51 1 5 23 18 6 73 2.1TOTAL 49-1 489/10.0 48-101 . 4 7 5 0-0 . 0 0 0 28-51 . 5 4 9 40 65 105 2.1 79 3 10 32 19 9 124 2.5

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Skutt Catholic High School Played under Coach Jon Burt at Skutt Catholic High in Omaha, Nebraska...Team placed second in state for the 2009-10 season...Holds the school’s career season and career records in blocked shots...Ranks third in school history in rebounds and set a single-season rebounding mark as a senior.

Personal Full Name is James William Hajek...Last name is pronounced: HIGH-EK...Was born Nov. 6, 1992 in Fort Riley, Kan...Parents are Jerry and Elizabeth...His father served 24 years in the U.S. Army...Lived in Germany for three years...Is majoring in Business Admin-istration at Weber State...Is a big Nebraska Cornhusker football fan and a Kansas City Royals fan.


OFF THE COURT WITHJAMES HAJEK

Dream vacation: Kauffman Stadium for a Kansas City Royals playoff gameI would most like to have dinner with: George BrettFavorite food: Kansas City barbequeFavorite movies: Remember the Titans and MiracleFavorite TV shows: Breaking Bad and Friday Night LightsIn 20 years I plan to be: working in the front office of a professional sports team. Before each game I like to: Watch Friday Night Lights and read the Bible. One thing I couldn’t live without: sportsI came to Weber State because: I felt comfortable with my teammates and I love the coaching staff and the mountains. One thing most people don’t know about me: I am terrified of heights.

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Joel returns for his sophomore season after establishing himself as one of the top freshmen in the Big Sky during the 2012-13 season. He played in all 37 games for the Wildcats and was one of the top big men in the conference.

2012-13 (Freshman) Played in all 37 games as a true freshmen for the Wildcats and established himself as one of the top big men in the league...Helped lead the Wildcats to a record-setting 30-7 record...The 37 games played is tied for the most ever in a season in Big Sky history...Averaged 7.0 points per game on the year and scored in double figures 11 times...Had season-highs of 16 points against Arizona Christian and the University of the Southwest...Shot a perfect 8-8 from the field in the Southwest win...Led the team and finished fourth in the Big Sky in rebounding at 7.1 per game, totaling 262 boards on the year...Posted double figures in rebounds nine times on the year, the most of any Wildcat...Had a career-high 17 rebounds in a win at Southern Utah in January...Finished fourth in the Big Sky in blocks with an average of 1.7 per game...Recorded 62 blocks on the season, the third most in a year in Weber State history...Recorded four double-doubles on the season, tied for the most of any Wildcat...Had a double-double with 16 points and 10 rebounds in his first collegiate game against Arizona Christian on Nov. 11...Shot 57.8 percent from the field on the season, the second best of any Wildcat.

JOEL BOLOMBOY

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Sophomore • ForwardFort Worth, Texas

Born: Sept. 11, 1991Birthplace: RussiaHometown: Fort Worth, TXMajor: Technical Sales

Career Highs

Points 16, two timesRebounds 17, at So. Utah (01/10/13)Assists 3, vs. E. Washington (03/09/13)Steals 2, two timesBlocks 5, three times10+ points 11 times10+ rebounds 9 timesDouble-doubles 4 Individual Career History

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Keller Central High School Was highly recruited out of high school and signed with Weber State in the fall of 2011..Graduated from Keller Central High School in 2012 where he played for coach Kit Pehl...As a junior in 2010-11 he averaged 9.9 points, 8.5 rebounds and 1.1 blocks per game...As a senior in 2011-12 he averaged 17.8 points and 12.9 rebounds per game in leading the Chargers to a 27-8 overall record and a 13-1 league record...Scored in double figures in all but four games as a senior and scored 20 or more points 13 times...Shot 67 percent from the field...Was named District Champion, Team MVP, and Defensive Player of the Year...He led the state 5A in scoring and rebounding and earned First Team All-State honors.

Personal Was born Jan. 28, 1994 in Russia..Last name is pronounced: Ball-um-boy...Parents are Joseph and Tania Bolomboy...Father is from the Democratic Republic of the Congo and mother is from Russia...Is majoring in Technical Sales at Weber State.


OFF THE COURT WITHJOEL BOLOMBOY

Dream vacation: Rio de JaneiroFavorite movie: TarzanFavorite TV show: HeroesFavorite pro sports team: Miami HeatBefore each game I like to: take a napOne thing I couldn’t live without: juiceOne word that best describes me OFF the court: funny

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Josh joins Weber State as a redshirt freshman this season. After redshirting as a freshman at the University of Utah, he returned home in April 2013 from a two-year LDS Church mission to Chile.

2010-11 (Utah) Sat out the 2010-11 season as a redshirt at the University of Utah.

Madison High School Graduated in 2010 from Madison High School in Rexburg, Idaho...Averaged 21 points and eight rebounds as a senior and scored a career-high 40 points on Senior Night against Blackfoot...He earned All-State honors twice in his career and as a junior in 2008-09 he was named the Idaho Gatorade Player of the Year...He also earned state tournament MVP honors that season after leading Madison to the state championship game...Averaged 21 points and eight rebounds per game during the state tournament...Maintained a 4.0 G.P.A. throughout high

school.

Personal Was born Jan. 24, 1992 in Pocatello, Idaho...Parents are David and Amber Fuller...His father David played basketball at Idaho State...Plans on majoring in Business Admin-istration at Weber State.

JOSH FULLER

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6-6 • 220 R-Freshman • Forward

Rexburg, Idaho

Born: Jan. 24, 1992Birthplace: Pocatello, IDMajor: Business Admin.

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OFF THE COURT WITH JOSH FULLER

Dream vacation: ChileI would most like to have dinner with: Jeffrey R. HollandFavorite food: homemade LasagnaFavorite movie: Glory RoadFavorite TV show: Judge Advocate General (JAG)Favorite sports team: Chicago BullsIn 20 years I plan to be: married with nine kidsBefore each game I like to: eat well One thing I couldn’t live without: my scripturesI came to Weber State because: I love the history of the program and would love to be a part of it. One word that best describes me ON the court: intenseOne word that best describes me OFF the court: relaxedOne thing most people don’t know about me: I hiked the South Tetons last summer.

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Kyndahl will be a redshirt freshman forward with the Wildcats this season after sitting out last season as a redshirt. He is one of four players on this year’s Wildcat roster from Texas.

2012-13 Sat out the season as a redshirt with the Wildcats after signing with Weber State as a highly recruited player in the fall of 2011.

Humble High School Graduated in 2012 from Humble High School where he played for coach David Martinez...Humble High School’s teams are the Wildcats and their colors are purple and white...Earned First Team All-District honors and was named the Defensive Player of the Year...As a junior he averaged 10 points, 8 rebounds and three blocks per game...As a senior in 2011-12 he earned First Team All-District honors and helped lead the Wildcats to a 27-7 record....Was a standout

defensive end football player and garnered interest and had some scholarship offers from Big 12 and SEC schools but he chose to play basketball over football at Humble High.

PersonalFull name is Kyndahl James Hill...First name is pronounced: Kindle...Nickname is KJ...Was born August 21, 1994 in Houston...Parents are David and Michelle Hill...Plans on major-ing in Pre-Engineering at Weber State.

KYNDAHLHILL

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6-7 • 210 R-Freshman • Forward

Humble, Texas

Born: Aug. 21, 1994Birthplace: Houston, TXMajor: Pre-Engineering

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OFF THE COURT WITH KYNDHAL HILL

Dream vacation: BahamasI would most like to have dinner with: Candace ParkerFavorite food: Chinese food and seafoodFavorite movie: Love and BasketballFavorite TV show: MartinFavorite sports team: Oklahoma City ThunderIn 20 years I plan to be: married and working as a chemi-cal engineerOne thing I couldn’t live without: my familyI came to Weber State because: I felt comfortable with the players and the coaches are great people. One word that best describes me ON the court: toughOne word that best describes me OFF the court: goofyOne thing most people don’t know about me: I’m inter-ested in science

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Richaud will be a freshman guard at Weber State this season...He joins the Wildcats as a highly recruited player out of Tempe. Ariz., where he was rated as one of the top players in Arizona.

Marcos De Niza High School Graduated from Marcos De Niza High School in 2013 where he played for coach Dave Stark...Also attended North High School...Earned First Team All-City honors as a senior and led team to 5A metro region title...Scored a career-high 36 points in the Horizon Tournament as a senior...Averaged 17.4 points and 2.8 assists per game as a senior...During his junior year he averaged 14.2 points, 4.7 rebounds, 2.2 steals and 2.0 assists per game, and scored in double figures in 18 of 23 games, including a season-high 28 points in one game...Was also a member of the Arizona Stars AAU program.

Personal Was born Dec. 19, 1995 in Boston...Full name is Richaud Malik Gittens...Parents are Darryl Jackson and Denise Jackson...Plans on majoring in Sports Management at Weber State.

RICHAUDGITTENS

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6-4 • 210 Freshman • Guard

Tempe, Ariz.

Born: Dec. 19, 1995Birthplace: Boston, Mass.Major: Sports Management

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OFF THE COURT WITH RICHAUD GITTENS

Dream vacation: BahamasI would most like to have dinner with: Lauren LondonFavorite food: mac and cheeseFavorite movie: The WoodFavorite TV show: MartinFavorite sports teams: Boston Celtics, Boston Red Sox, Boston BruinsOne thing I couldn’t live without: my familyBefore each game I like to: listen to music. I came to Weber State because: I felt like it was the best fit for me and I like the coaching staff. One word that best describes me ON the court: activeOne word that best describes me OFF the court: goofyOne thing most people don’t know about me: my ears are very small.

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Aziz comes to Weber State as a freshman forward from Las Vegas.

Las Vegas High School Graduated from Las Vegas High in 2013...Played for coach Jason Wilson...Earned First Team All-Northeast Division honors and led team to Northeast di-vision title...Led the team in rebounds and blocks...Team also advanced to the second round of the state playoffs.

Personal Was born June 16, 1995 in Las Vegas...Parents are Stacey Leeks and Vilma Leeks...Plans on majoring in Zoology at Weber State.

AZIZ LEEKS

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6-7 • 200 Freshman • Forward

Las Vegas, Nev.

Born: June 16, 1995Birthplace: Las Vegas, NVMajor: Zoology

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OFF THE COURT WITH AZIZ LEEKS

Dream vacation: ItalyI would most like to have dinner with: Martin Luther KingFavorite food: BBQ ribsFavorite movie: Fast and Furious 6Favorite TV show: The BoondocksFavorite sports teams: Atlanta Falcons In 20 years I plan to be: successfulOne thing I couldn’t live without: my phoneBefore each game I like to: stretch and listen to music I came to Weber State because: The school’s academics and the basketball program are great. One word that best describes me ON the court: activeOne word that best describes me OFF the court: relaxed

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Christian joins Weber State as a freshman guard out of Lake Oswego, Ore.

Lake Oswego High School Graduated in 2013 from Lake Oswego where he played for coach Mark Shoff...Earned First Team All-League honors three times in his career and earned All-State honors twice...As a senior he led the team to a 28-1 overall record and a third place finish at the state championships.

Personal Was born Oct. 12, 1994 in Portland...Full name is Christian Philip McDonald...Parents are John and Lisa McDonald...Plans on majoring in Political Science at Weber State.

CHRISTIANMCDONALD

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Lake Oswego, Ore.

Born: Oct. 12, 1994Birthplace: Portland, Ore.Major: Political Science

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OFF THE COURT WITH CHRISTIAN MCDONALD

Dream vacation: Puerto RicoI would most like to have dinner with: Aaron RogersFavorite food: tacosFavorite movie: Fight ClubFavorite TV show: SportsCenterFavorite sports teams: Portland Trail BlazersIn 20 years I plan to be: a lawyerOne thing I couldn’t live without: college footballBefore each game I like to: eat and listen to musicOne word that best describes me ON the court: passerOne word that best describes me OFF the court: relaxedOne thing most people don’t know about me: I was a state champion swimmer.

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Jeremy will be a true freshman guard for the Wildcats this season. He joins Weber State as a highly recruited player out of Arlington, Texas.

James Bowie High School Graduated from Arlington James Bowie High School in 2013...Played for coach Allen Gratts...Was rated one of the top guards in the Dallas area...Earned All-District honors and was named District MVP...Was the fourth leading scorer in the Dallas/Fort Worth area...Played on the Texas Select AAU team, the same team as current Wildcat teammate Joel Bolomboy.

Personal Was born March 24, 1995 in Kansas City, Mo...Parents are Bruce and Irene Senglin...Plans on majoring in Business at Weber State.

JEREMYSENGLIN

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Tempe, Ariz.

Born: March 24, 1995Birthplace: Kansas City, Mo.Major: Business

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Dream vacation: BahamasI would most like to have dinner with: BeyonceFavorite food: hot wingsFavorite movie: Love and BasketballFavorite TV show: SpongeBob SquarePantsFavorite sports teams: Miami HeatIn 20 years I plan to be: a rich manOne thing I couldn’t live without: my familyBefore each game I like to: listen to music and think about the game before it happens I came to Weber State because: the environment, team-mates, record and coaching staff. One word that best describes me ON the court: competitiveOne word that best describes me OFF the court: funnyOne thing most people don’t know about me: I rap and sing

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Brady comes to Weber State from Bonneville High School in Ogden and will be a freshman with the Wildcats this season.

Bonneville High School Graduated from Bonneville in 2012 where he played for coach Jason Finder.

Personal Was born Dec. 20, 1993 in Ogden...Parents are Gary and Jannette Borklund...Plans on majoring in Athletic Therapy at Weber State.

BRADYBORKLUND

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6-8 • 210 Freshman • Forward

Ogden, Utah

Born: Dec. 20, 1993Birthplace: Ogden, UtahMajor: Athletic Therapy

OFF THE COURT WITH BRADY BORKLUND

Dream vacation: CaribbeanI would most like to have dinner with: Jennifer AnistonFavorite food: ChineseFavorite movie: The Longest YardFavorite TV show: Walking DeadFavorite sports teams: Tennessee TitansIn 20 years I plan to be: married and working as a physical therapistOne thing I couldn’t live without: my familyBefore each game I like to: eat I came to Weber State because: good programOne word that best describes me ON the court: smartOne word that best describes me OFF the court: outgoingOne thing most people don’t know about me: I am afraid of heights.

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J.C. comes to Weber State as a freshman guard/forward from Nampa, Idaho. He is one of two players on this year’s team from Idaho.

Skyview High School Graduated from Skyview High School in 2013 where he played for coach Aaron Sanders...Earned All-State, All-Conference and All-Area honors...Helped lead his team to back-to-back District championships.

Personal Was born July 13, 1994 in Nampa, Idaho...Parents are Eric and Jane Ken-nedy...Plans on majoring in Mechanical Engineering at Weber State.

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Nampa, Idaho

Born: July 13, 1994Birthplace: Nampa, IdahoMajor: Mechanical Eng.

OFF THE COURT WITH J.C. KENNEDY

Dream vacation: AlaskaI would most like to have dinner with: Gordon HaywardFavorite food: steakFavorite movie: TransformersFavorite TV show: Big Bang TheoryFavorite sports teams: Oklahoma City ThunderIn 20 years I plan to be: richOne thing I couldn’t live without: foodBefore each game I like to: eat a hot dog One word that best describes me ON the court: shooterOne word that best describes me OFF the court: quietOne thing most people don’t know about me: I like to hunt.

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The 2013-14 Weber State Wildcats

(from left to right) J.C. Kennedy, Josh Fuller, Kyndahl Hill, Davion Berry, Byron Fulton, Jeremy Senglin, James Hajek, Jordan Richardson, Kyle tresnak, Richaud Gittens, Joel Bolomboy, Royce Williams, Aziz Leeks, Christian McDonald, Brady Borklund

Wildcat Fact

OverthelastfiveyearsWeberStateis32-4ingamesplayedinFebruary,the best record of any team in the nation.

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2013-13 Weber State Season Accomplishments• Became first team in school and Big Sky history to win 30 games, finishing the season 30-7.

• Was one of just eight teams in the nation to reach 30 wins during the season and finished with the 10th best winning percentage in the country.

• Became the first team in Big Sky history to play in the championship game of a national postseason tournament, losing in the championship of the Collegeinsider.com Tournament.

• Advanced to postseason play for the fifth straight season.

• Finished the season first in the country in field goal percentage and first in three-point field goal per-centage. Was second in the nation in three-point field goal percentage defense and finished the top 10 in the nation in six statistical categories.

• Finished the conference season 18-2, the most conference wins in a season in school history.

• The 37 games played is the most games played in a season in Big Sky history.

• Set a school and conference record for the most points scored by a team in a season with 2,800, the seventh most points scored by a team in the country this season. Also set a school record for most assists and most field goals made in a season.

• Won a school record 17 home wins, finishing the year 17-2 at home. Have won 34 of the last 36 home games.

• Tied a school record with 11 road wins, finishing the season 11-5 on the road. Picked up key non-conference road wins at Dayton, Oral Roberts and Northern Iowa.

• Have won 20 or more games in five of the last seven years.

• Won 25 or more games in back-to-back years for just the fourth time in conference history.

• Had a 13-game winning streak during the season, the fourth longest streak in school history.

• Posted a mark of 7-0 in the month of February. Over the last five years have finished 32-4 in Febru-ary, the best record of any team in the country.

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2012-13 SEASONRESULTS AND STATS2012-13 Weber State Men's Basketball

Weber State Combined Team Statistics (as of Apr 16, 2013)All games

Overall record: 30-7 Conf: 18-2 Home: 17-2 Away: 11-5 Neutral: 2-0

Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg15 BERRY, Davion 37-37 1186 32.1 179-376 . 4 7 6 60-145 . 4 1 4 146-193 . 7 5 6 15 139 154 4.2 67 1 140 75 10 45 564 15.204 BAMFORTH, Scott 37-37 1150 31.1 163-337 . 4 8 4 103-226 . 4 5 6 88-102 . 8 6 3 7 135 142 3.8 64 0 87 47 2 38 517 14.044 TRESNAK, Kyle 36-36 872 24.2 167-293 . 5 7 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 91-131 . 6 9 5 69 129 198 5.5 95 2 16 44 43 22 425 11.813 OTIS, Frank 37-37 879 23.8 143-227 . 6 3 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 45-70 . 6 4 3 67 156 223 6.0 84 2 58 56 21 31 331 8.905 RICHARDSON, Jordan 37-37 962 26.0 91-211 . 4 3 1 53-131 . 4 0 5 31-39 . 7 9 5 6 54 60 1.6 68 0 105 51 2 17 266 7.221 BOLOMBOY, Joel 37-0 802 21.7 85-147 . 5 7 8 0-0 . 0 0 0 89-128 . 6 9 5 89 173 262 7.1 84 1 16 59 62 14 259 7.000 WHEELWRIGHT, Gela 37-0 803 21.7 84-197 . 4 2 6 32-96 . 3 3 3 33-43 . 7 6 7 9 73 82 2.2 62 2 60 68 4 14 233 6.332 WILLIAMS, Royce 33-0 321 9.7 32-64 . 5 0 0 11-22 . 5 0 0 9-15 . 6 0 0 5 28 33 1.0 34 0 21 22 2 6 84 2.545 HAJEK, James 34-1 346 10.2 29-65 . 4 4 6 0-0 . 0 0 0 15-36 . 4 1 7 23 51 74 2.2 51 1 5 23 18 6 73 2.125 FULTON, Byron 17-0 96 5.6 12-27 . 4 4 4 7-16 . 4 3 8 1-2 . 5 0 0 4 18 22 1.3 9 0 3 3 1 1 32 1.914 BRADFORD, Wayne 13-0 55 4.2 5-12 . 4 1 7 0-3 . 0 0 0 4-7 . 5 7 1 2 5 7 0.5 5 0 7 6 0 0 14 1.111 FOSTER, Logan 2-0 3 1.5 0-1 . 0 0 0 0-1 . 0 0 0 2-2 1.000 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 1.0

Team 38 36 74 3Total.......... 37 7475 990-1957 . 5 0 6 266-640 . 4 1 6 554-768 . 7 2 1 334 997 1331 36.0 623 9 518 457 165 195 2800 75.7Opponents...... 37 7475 825-2053 . 4 0 2 141-500 . 2 8 2 484-665 . 7 2 8 341 752 1093 29.5 653 21 346 418 85 214 2275 61.5

TEAM STATISTICS WSU OPPSCORING 2800 2275 Points per game 75.7 61.5 Scoring margin +14.2 -FIELD GOALS-ATT 990-1957 825-2053 Field goal pct . 5 0 6 . 4 0 23 POINT FG-ATT 266-640 141-500 3-point FG pct . 4 1 6 . 2 8 2 3-pt FG made per game 7.2 3.8FREE THROWS-ATT 554-768 484-665 Free throw pct . 7 2 1 . 7 2 8 F-Throws made per game 15.0 13.1REBOUNDS 1331 1093 Rebounds per game 36.0 29.5 Rebounding margin +6.4 -ASSISTS 518 346 Assists per game 14.0 9.4TURNOVERS 457 418 Turnovers per game 12.4 11.3 Turnover margin -1.1 - Assist/turnover ratio 1.1 0.8STEALS 195 214 Steals per game 5.3 5.8BLOCKS 165 85 Blocks per game 4.5 2.3ATTENDANCE 125414 62399 Home games-Avg/Game 19-6601 16-3900 Neutral site-Avg/Game - 2-0

Score by Periods 1st 2nd OT TotalsWeber State 1346 1427 27 2800Opponents 1060 1193 22 2275

Date Opponent Score Att.11/09/12 ARIZONA CHRISTIAN W 110-52 493711/15/12 at San Jose State L o t 67-68 123611/24/12 at Utah State L 55-65 841511/28/12 at Dayton W 62-61 1217612/05/12 UTAH VALLEY W 89-56 555312/08/12 UC IRVINE W 65-51 576112/15/12 BYU L 68-78 8695

* 12/20/12 at Eastern Washington W 74-53 610* 12/22/12 at Portland State Wot 73-69 802

12/29/12 SOUTHWEST (NM) W 110-45 5822* 01/03/13 NORTHERN COLORADO W 79-54 5612* 01/05/13 NORTH DAKOTA W 95-63 5813* 01/10/13 at Southern Utah W 81-74 3914* 01/14/13 at Idaho State W 70-54 2093* 01/17/13 NORTHERN ARIZONA W 83-70 6077* 01/19/13 SACRAMENTO STATE W 65-56 6654* 01/24/13 at Montana State L 74-79 2608* 01/26/13 at Montana L 74-76 5815* 01/31/13 at North Dakota W 66-51 1599* 02/02/13 at Northern Colorado W 85-64 1488* 02/09/13 SOUTHERN UTAH W 75-58 7168* 02/11/13 IDAHO STATE W 56-40 8758* 02/14/13 MONTANA W 87-63 7494* 02/16/13 MONTANA STATE W 69-61 7046^ 02/23/13 at Oral Roberts W 70-66 6890* 02/28/13 at Sacramento State W 70-55 1362* 03/02/13 at Northern Arizona Wot 80-78 1186* 03/07/13 PORTLAND STATE W 80-52 6835* 03/09/13 EASTERN WASHINGTON W 65-57 7546# 03/14/13 vs Northern Arizona W 84-58 0# 03/15/13 vs North Dakota W 76-74 0# 03/16/13 at Montana L 64-67 7172$ 03/20/13 CAL POLY W 85-43 2309$ 03/23/13 AIR FORCE W 78-57 6113$ 03/27/13 ORAL ROBERTS W 83-74 6638$ 03/30/13 at Northern Iowa W 59-56 5033$ 04/02/13 EAST CAROLINA L 74-77 10583

* - Big Sky Conference game^ - Ramada Bracketbusters game# - Big Sky Tournament - Missoula, Mont.$ - Collegeinsider.com Tournament

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2012-13 TEAM GAME-BY-GAME STATS

2012-13 Weber State Men's BasketballWeber State Team Game-by-Game (as of Apr 16, 2013)

All games

TEAM STATISTICS

Total 3-Pointers Free throws ReboundsOpponent Date Score fg-fga pct 3fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf a t/o blk stl pts avgARIZONA CHRISTIAN 11/09/12 110-52 W 39-61 . 6 3 9 13-25 . 5 2 0 19-30 . 6 3 3 16 34 50 50.0 17 28 16 8 6 110 110.0at San Jose State 11/15/12 67-68 Lot 24-61 . 3 9 3 6-14 . 4 2 9 13-15 . 8 6 7 12 27 39 44.5 17 14 16 3 7 67 88.5at Utah State 11/24/12 55-65 L 18-53 . 3 4 0 3-13 . 2 3 1 16-29 . 5 5 2 8 22 30 39.7 27 12 8 2 7 55 77.3at Dayton 11/28/12 62-61 W 21-47 . 4 4 7 8-17 . 4 7 1 12-16 . 7 5 0 9 27 36 38.8 21 17 18 4 0 62 73.5UTAH VALLEY 12/05/12 89-56 W 35-64 . 5 4 7 4-8 . 5 0 0 15-16 . 9 3 8 8 28 36 38.2 11 17 7 4 10 89 76.6UC IRVINE 12/08/12 65-51 W 21-51 . 4 1 2 2-12 . 1 6 7 21-35 . 6 0 0 10 30 40 38.5 19 4 8 5 4 65 74.7BYU 12/15/12 68-78 L 25-56 . 4 4 6 4-19 . 2 1 1 14-25 . 5 6 0 11 17 28 37.0 19 11 11 1 4 68 73.7at Eastern Washington 12/20/12 74-53 W 23-48 . 4 7 9 8-15 . 5 3 3 20-28 . 7 1 4 8 33 41 37.5 21 13 10 7 5 74 73.8at Portland State 12/22/12 73-69 Wot 29-53 . 5 4 7 9-19 . 4 7 4 6-9 . 6 6 7 7 24 31 36.8 15 18 15 8 3 73 73.7SOUTHWEST (NM) 12/29/12 110-45 W 46-66 . 6 9 7 12-22 . 5 4 5 6-13 . 4 6 2 9 35 44 37.5 8 22 10 6 9 110 77.3NORTHERN COLORADO 01/03/13 79-54 W 30-55 . 5 4 5 9-19 . 4 7 4 10-18 . 5 5 6 6 25 31 36.9 18 17 12 3 9 79 77.5NORTH DAKOTA 01/05/13 95-63 W 33-59 . 5 5 9 9-21 . 4 2 9 20-24 . 8 3 3 13 33 46 37.7 26 19 16 9 5 95 78.9at Southern Utah 01/10/13 81-74 W 21-53 . 3 9 6 3-11 . 2 7 3 36-49 . 7 3 5 10 36 46 38.3 26 12 10 5 3 81 79.1at Idaho State 01/14/13 70-54 W 24-43 . 5 5 8 10-20 . 5 0 0 12-15 . 8 0 0 6 27 33 37.9 16 12 15 2 1 70 78.4NORTHERN ARIZONA 01/17/13 83-70 W 25-51 . 4 9 0 4-12 . 3 3 3 29-33 . 8 7 9 10 24 34 37.7 13 11 10 9 5 83 78.7SACRAMENTO STATE 01/19/13 65-56 W 24-53 . 4 5 3 7-20 . 3 5 0 10-14 . 7 1 4 6 29 35 37.5 11 15 12 5 9 65 77.9at Montana State 01/24/13 74-79 L 23-46 . 5 0 0 11-20 . 5 5 0 17-24 . 7 0 8 8 22 30 37.1 18 9 16 6 3 74 77.6at Montana 01/26/13 74-76 L 27-52 . 5 1 9 3-14 . 2 1 4 17-21 . 8 1 0 5 20 25 36.4 24 8 14 5 5 74 77.4at North Dakota 01/31/13 66-51 W 25-54 . 4 6 3 4-10 . 4 0 0 12-18 . 6 6 7 16 24 40 36.6 21 10 16 6 7 66 76.8at Northern Colorado 02/02/13 85-64 W 31-51 . 6 0 8 8-17 . 4 7 1 15-18 . 8 3 3 3 32 35 36.5 22 14 11 4 3 85 77.2SOUTHERN UTAH 02/09/13 75-58 W 25-47 . 5 3 2 11-20 . 5 5 0 14-23 . 6 0 9 5 34 39 36.6 24 12 15 4 5 75 77.1IDAHO STATE 02/11/13 56-40 W 23-47 . 4 8 9 4-15 . 2 6 7 6-10 . 6 0 0 13 22 35 36.5 8 8 16 5 8 56 76.2MONTANA 02/14/13 87-63 W 32-55 . 5 8 2 8-17 . 4 7 1 15-20 . 7 5 0 7 22 29 36.2 17 21 7 2 8 87 76.7MONTANA STATE 02/16/13 69-61 W 25-39 . 6 4 1 6-12 . 5 0 0 13-16 . 8 1 3 5 22 27 35.8 12 13 15 6 4 69 76.3at Oral Roberts 02/23/13 70-66 W 26-48 . 5 4 2 9-17 . 5 2 9 9-11 . 8 1 8 8 18 26 35.4 10 17 14 1 3 70 76.1at Sacramento State 02/28/13 70-55 W 23-51 . 4 5 1 11-20 . 5 5 0 13-17 . 7 6 5 6 31 37 35.5 12 13 8 2 3 70 75.8at Northern Arizona 03/02/13 80-78 Wot 26-55 . 4 7 3 9-23 . 3 9 1 19-23 . 8 2 6 14 24 38 35.6 22 11 19 3 8 80 76.0PORTLAND STATE 03/07/13 80-52 W 29-52 . 5 5 8 8-16 . 5 0 0 14-19 . 7 3 7 11 33 44 35.9 14 14 11 1 5 80 76.1EASTERN WASHINGTON 03/09/13 65-57 W 21-52 . 4 0 4 6-15 . 4 0 0 17-22 . 7 7 3 9 33 42 36.1 10 14 12 7 4 65 75.8vs Northern Arizona 03/14/13 84-58 W 30-56 . 5 3 6 5-16 . 3 1 3 19-23 . 8 2 6 9 27 36 36.1 16 15 14 7 9 84 76.0vs North Dakota 03/15/13 76-74 W 30-65 . 4 6 2 4-18 . 2 2 2 12-15 . 8 0 0 17 22 39 36.2 14 8 9 8 3 76 76.0at Montana 03/16/13 64-67 L 20-47 . 4 2 6 6-18 . 3 3 3 18-27 . 6 6 7 9 24 33 36.1 19 5 13 3 5 64 75.7CAL POLY 03/20/13 85-43 W 33-55 . 6 0 0 10-22 . 4 5 5 9-11 . 8 1 8 7 31 38 36.2 15 18 8 5 4 85 75.9AIR FORCE 03/23/13 78-57 W 27-50 . 5 4 0 10-24 . 4 1 7 14-19 . 7 3 7 3 25 28 35.9 15 16 7 3 3 78 76.0ORAL ROBERTS 03/27/13 83-74 W 26-53 . 4 9 1 8-20 . 4 0 0 23-29 . 7 9 3 11 28 39 36.0 16 19 14 3 7 83 76.2at Northern Iowa 03/30/13 59-56 W 21-53 . 3 9 6 7-22 . 3 1 8 10-14 . 7 1 4 10 31 41 36.1 16 12 13 3 6 59 75.7EAST CAROLINA 04/02/13 74-77 L 29-55 . 5 2 7 7-17 . 4 1 2 9-19 . 4 7 4 9 21 30 36.0 13 19 11 0 5 74 75.7Weber State 2800 990-1957 . 5 0 6 266-640 . 4 1 6 554-768 . 7 2 1 334 997 1331 36.0 623 518 457 165 195 2800 75.7Opponents 2275 825-2053 . 4 0 2 141-500 . 2 8 2 484-665 . 7 2 8 341 752 1093 29.5 653 346 418 85 214 2275 61.5

Games played: 37Points/game: 75.7FG Pct: 50.63FG Pct: 41.6FT Pct: 72.1

Rebounds/game: 36.0Assists/game: 14.0Turnovers/game: 12.4Assist/turnover ratio: 1.1Steals/game: 5.3Blocks/game: 4.5

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HISTORY

WEBER STATE MEN’S BASKETBALL

Lance Allred

• 23rd highest winning percentage in NCAA history• 20 Big Sky titles• 14 NCAA Tourament appearances

Al Hamilton Ron Abegglen

Stan Rose

Justus Thigpen

Phil Johnson and Dick Motta Swenson Gym

McCarthy’s Kids 1980 Eddie Gill and Harold Arceneaux

Damian Lillard2002-03 Wildcat seniors

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Big Sky Regular Season ChampionshipsYear Overall BSC1964-65 22-3 8-21965-66 20-5 8-21967-68 21-6 12-31968-69 27-3 15-01969-70 20-7 12-31970-71 21-6 12-21971-72 18-11 10-4

Year Overall BSC1972-73 20-7 13-11975-76 21-11 9-51978-79 25-9 10-41979-80 26-3 13-11982-83(tie) 23-8 10-41983-84 23-8 12-21993-94(tie) 20-10 10-4

Year Overall BSC1994-95 21-9 11-31998-99 25-8 13-32002-03 26-6 14-02006-07(tie) 20-12 11-52008-09 21-10 15-12009-10 20-11 13-3

NCAA Tournament AppearancesYear Round Opponent Result Site1967-68 1st Round vs. New Mexico State L 57-68 Salt Lake City, UT1968-69 1st Round vs. Seattle W 75-73 Las Cruses, NM Regional vs. Santa Clara L 59-63(ot) Los Angeles, CA Regional vs. New Mexico State W 58-56 Los Angeles, CA1969-70 1st Round vs. Cal State Long Beach L 73-92 Provo, UT1970-71 1st Round vs. Cal State Long Beach L 66-77 Logan, UT1971-72 1st Round vs. Hawaii W 91-64 Pocatello, ID Regional vs. UCLA L 58-90 Provo, UT Regional vs. San Francisco L 64-74 Provo, UT1972-73 1st Round vs. Cal State Long Beach L 75-88 Logan, UT1977-78 1st Round vs. Arkansas L 52-73 Eugene, OR1978-79 1st Round vs. New Mexico State W 81-78(ot) Lawrence, KS 2nd Round vs. Arkansas L 63-74 Lawrence, KS1979-80 1st Round vs. Lamar L 86-87 Ogden, UT1982-83 1st Round vs. Washington State L 52-62 Boise, ID1994-95 1st Round vs. Michigan State W 79-72 Tallahassee, FL 2nd Round vs. Georgetown L 51-53 Tallahassee, FL1998-99 1st Round vs. North Carolina W 76-74 Seattle, WA 2nd Round vs. Florida L 74-81(ot) Seattle, WA2002-03 1st Round vs. Wisconsin L 74-81 Spokane, WA2006-07 1st Round vs. UCLA L 42-70 Sacramento, CA

Big Sky MVP’sYear Player1994-95 Ruben Nembhard1995-96 Jimmy Degraffenried1998-99 Harold Arceneaux1999-00 Harold Arceneaux2002-03 Jermaine Boyette2006-07 David Patten2008-09 Kellen McCoy2009-10 Damian Lillard2011-12 Damian Lillard

Weber State Men’s Basketball Hall of Fame Members

Kenny BarrettBruce CollinsLynn CorbridgeJimmy DegraffenriedStuart “Monk” HallidayTodd HarperAllen HolmesDavid Johnson

Phil JohnsonBruce LarsonMark MattosStan MayhewNeil McCarthyDick MottaJon O’DellMike Sivulich

Brady SmallWillie SojournerJustus ThigpenJerry TriceGene VisscherStan Watts1959 NJCAA National Title team

WEBER STATE MEN’S BASKETBALL HISTORY

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YEAR HEAD COACH RECORD BIG SKY FINISH POSTSEASON1962-63 Dick Motta 22-4 ------ ------1963-64 Dick Motta 17-8 7-3 2nd 1964-65 Dick Motta 22-3 8-2 1st1965-66 Dick Motta 20-5 8-2 t1st1966-67 Dick Motta 18-7 5-5 t3rd 1967-68 Dick Motta 21-6 12-3 1st NCAA Tournament 1st Round1968-69 Phil Johnson 27-3 15-0 1st NCAA Tournament West Regionals1969-70 Phil Johnson 20-7 12-3 1st NCAA Tournament 1st Round1970-71 Phil Johnson 21-6 12-2 1st NCAA Tournament 1st Round1971-72 Gene Visscher 18-11 10-4 1st NCAA Tournament West Regionals1972-73 Gene Visscher 20-7 13-1 1st NCAA Tournament 1st Round1973-74 Gene Visscher 14-12 8-6 3rd1974-75 Visscher/McCarthy 11-15 6-8 5th1975-76 Neil McCarthy 21-11 9-5 t1st1976-77 Neil McCarthy 20-8 11-3 2nd1977-78 Neil McCarthy 19-10 9-5 3rd NCAA Tournament 1st Round1978-79 Neil McCarthy 25-9 10-4 1st NCAA Tournament 2nd Round1979-80 Neil McCarthy 26-3 13-1 1st NCAA Tournament 1st Round1980-81 Neil McCarthy 8-19 5-9 t5th1981-82 Neil McCarthy 15-13 6-8 t4th1982-83 Neil McCarthy 23-8 10-4 t1st NCAA Tournament 1st Round1983-84 Neil McCarthy 23-8 12-2 1st NIT 2nd Round1984-85 Neil McCarthy 20-9 9-5 3rd1985-86 Larry Farmer 18-11 7-7 t4th1986-87 Larry Farmer 7-22 4-10 8th1987-88 Larry Farmer 9-21 6-10 8th1988-89 Denny Huston 17-11 9-7 5th1989-90 Denny Huston 14-15 8-8 t5th1990-91 Denny Huston 12-16 7-9 t5th1991-92 Ron Abegglen 16-13 10-6 t3rd1992-93 Ron Abegglen 20-8 10-4 t2nd1993-94 Ron Abegglen 21-9 11-3 t1st1994-95 Ron Abegglen 21-9 11-3 t1st NCAA Tournament 2nd Round1995-96 Ron Abegglen 20-10 10-4 t2nd1996-97 Ron Abegglen 15-13 9-7 t4th1997-98 Ron Abegglen 14-13 12-4 2nd1998-99 Ron Abegglen 25-8 13-3 1st NCAA Tournament 2nd Round1999-00 Joe Cravens 18-10 10-6 t4th2000-01 Joe Cravens 15-14 8-8 t4th2001-02 Joe Cravens 18-11 8-6 3rd2002-03 Joe Cravens 26-6 14-0 1st NCAA Tournament 1st Round2003-04 Joe Cravens 15-14 7-7 t2nd2004-05 Joe Cravens 14-16 7-7 5th2005-06 Joe Cravens 10-17 4-10 t7th2006-07 Randy Rahe 20-12 11-5 t1st NCAA Tournament 1st Round2007-08 Randy Rahe 16-14 10-6 3rd2008-09 Randy Rahe 21-10 15-1 1st NIT 1st Round2009-10 Randy Rahe 20-11 13-3 1st NIT 2nd Round2010-11 Randy Rahe 18-14 11-5 3rd CBI 1st Round2011-12 Randy Rahe 25-7 14-2 2nd CIT 2nd Round2012-13 Randy Rahe 30-7 18-2 2nd CIT Runner-UpTotal 51 seasons 946-534 (.639) 487-238 (.672)

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

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WILDCAT HEAD COACHES

Avg. Avg. Coach Years / Seasons Games Won Lost Per. Titles Wins Losses Dick Motta .................. 1962-68 ............... 6 ........... 153 120 33 .784 ......3 ....... 20.00 5.50 Phil Johnson ............... 1698-71 ............... 3 ............. 84 68 16 .810 ......3 ....... 22.66 5.33 Gene Visscher ............ 1971-75 ............... 4 ............. 96 58 38 .604 ......2 ....... 15.75 11.25 Neil McCarthy ............. 1975-85 ............. 10 ........... 305 205 105 .661 ......5 ....... 20.00 9.80 Larry Farmer .............. 1985-88 ............... 3 ............. 88 34 54 .386 ......0 ....... 11.33 18.00 Denny Huston ............ 1988-91 ............... 3 ............. 85 43 42 .506 ......0 ....... 14.33 14.00 Ron Abegglen ............ 1991-99 ............... 8 ........... 235 152 83 .647 ......3 ....... 19.00 10.37 Joe Cravens ............... 1999-06 ............... 7 ........... 204 116 88 .569 ......1 ....... 16.57 12.57 RANDY RAHE .......2006-pres. ............... 7 ........... 215 150 75 .667 ......3 ....... 20.43 10.71 TOTAL ................... 1962-2013 ............. 51 ........ 1,480 946 534 .639 .....20 ...... 18.55 10.47

DICK MOTTA1962-68 (6 seasons)Overall: 120-33 (.784)Big Sky: 40-15 (.727)

3 Big Sky titles

PHIL JOHNSON1968-71 (3 seasons)Overall: 68-16 (.810)Big Sky: 39-5 (.886)

3 Big Sky titles

GENE VISSCHER1971-75 (4 seasons)Overall: 58-38 (.604)Big Sky: 32-13 (.653)

2 Big Sky titles

NEIL MCCARTHY1975-85 (10 seasons)Overall: 205-105 (.661)Big Sky: 99-52 (.656)

5 Big Sky titles

LARRY FARMER1985-88 (3 seasons)Overall: 34-54 (.386)Big Sky: 17-27 (.386)

DENNY HOUSTON1988-91 (3 seasons)Overall: 43-42 (.506)Big Sky: 25-25 (.521)

RON ABEGGLEN1991-99 (8 seasons)Overall: 152-83 (.647)Big Sky: 86-34 (.717)

3 Big Sky titles

JOE CRAVENS1999-06 (7 seasons)Overall: 116-88 (.569)Big Sky: 58-44 (.568)

1 Big Sky title

ALL - TIME WEBER STATE COACHING RECORDS

RANDY RAHE2006-pres. (7 seasons)Overall: 150-75 (.667)Big Sky: 92-24 (.793)

3 Big Sky titles

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1962-63Overall: 22-4Independent

Date Opponent Result11-30 ^ vs. Alameda State W 89-5512-01 ^ vs. College of Idaho W 74-5212-03 at Nevada L 62-7812-07 at Carrol College W 74-6412-08 at Carrol College W 76-6812-12 Idaho State W 81-7212-19 Gonzaga W 92-8212-21 at Western Montana W 83-7312-28 # vs. Eastern Oregon W 91-8812-29 # vs. Central Washington W 83-6701-02 Westminster W 99-5601-05 at College of Idaho L 74-7501-19 Montana W 89-7901-25 Eastern Montana W 89-7901-26 Eastern Montana W 96-6901-30 Cal State Fullerton W 86-7802-02 Fort Lewis W 88-6802-07 at New Mexico Highlands W 88-8002-09 at Fort Lewis W 80-6902-12 at Westminster W 92-8502-14 Northwest Nazarene W 98-7202-23 at Montana L 75-8402-25 at Carrol College W 85-7902-26 at Carrol College W 102-9503-02 at Cal State Fullerton L 93-11203-04 at San Diego W 66-63^ Chico State Invitational - Chico, CA# Northwest Nazarene Tournament - Nampa, ID

1963-64Overall: 17-8

Big Sky: 7-3, 2nd

Date Opponent Result11-30 at Idaho State L 79-9212-06 at Cal State-Los Angeles L 108-12012-13 at Eastern Montana W 79-6312-14 at Eastern Montana W 88-7712-16 at Westminster W 112-109 (ot)12-20 Western Montana W 105-7112-21 Chico State W 116-6212-27 ^ vs. Western Montana W 101-8112-28 ^ at Carrol College W 90-8512-30 Whitworth W 120-8401-03 * at Idaho State L 81-8401-09 * Idaho W 103-8301-15 * at Montana L 62-7401-16 * at Montana State L 69-8901-23 * at Gonzaga W 77-7201-25 * at Idaho W 86-7702-01 * Idaho State W 104-8802-07 Southern Colorado L 89-9702-08 Southern Colorado W 100-8302-13 at Southern Colorado L 79-7902-14 at Southern Colorado L 81-10602-22 * Gonzaga W 87-7302-27 Westminster W 101-6303-05 * Montana State W 91-8403-07 * Montana W 83-78^ Carroll College Tournament - Anaconda, MT

WALLY NALDER13-13 / 1-5 BSC

3 seasons

1964-65Overall: 22-3

Big Sky: 8-2, 1st

Date Opponent Result12-02 Eastern Montana W 99-81 12-03 Chico State W 88-6212-05 at Wyoming L 75-8912-12 at Chico State W 82-6112-18 Southern Colorado W 88-7512-19 Carroll College W 81-5712-28 Fresno State W 95-9012-30 at Portland State W 74-5701-01 at Whitworth W 107-6901-04 * Idaho W 105-7101-09 * Idaho State W 64-5501-11 at Westminster W 96-7201-15 Portland State W 100-5401-22 * at Montana L 74-7501-23 * at Montana State W 83-7201-25 at Eastern Montana W 85-8001-28 St. Joseph’s (NM) W 91-7502-02 Westminster W 106-8102-06 Western Montana W 83-5502-12 * Montana W 98-7502-13 * Montana State W 101-8402-20 * at Idaho State W 79-7502-27 * at Idaho W 106-103(ot)03-01 * at Gonzaga L 68-7703-04 * Gonzaga W 86-67

1965-66Overall: 20-5

Big Sky: 8-2, t1st

Date Opponent Result12-01 Chico State W 83-6812-04 Eastern Montana W 88-76 12-11 Cal State-Los Angeles W 101-7312-14 at Texas Western L 63-7412-16 at Southern Colorado L 84-9412-18 Westminster W 90-6512-29 Northern Illinois W 106-9301-07 * at Idaho W 100-9601-08 * at Gonzaga L 71-8701-15 Portland State W 79-7101-22 * Idaho State W 114-9201-27 at Northern Arizona W 115-113(4ot)01-31 at Portland State W 80-7102-02 at Seattle L 82-9502-07 Wisconsin-Milwaukee W 104-9402-11 * at Montana State W 105-9102-12 * at Montana L 66-8402-14 at Western Montana W 79-7202-18 * Idaho W 100-9802-19 * Gonzaga W 90-7902-21 Southern Colorado W 100-9302-25 * at Idaho State W 102-9202-26 Northern Arizona W 99-8803-04 * Montana State W 100-7603-05 * Montana W 106-82

YEAR-BY-YEAR GAME RESULTS

DICK MOTTA120-33 / 40-15 BSC

6 seasons


The 1962-63 Wildcats

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PHIL JOHNSON68-16 / 39-5 BSC

3 seasons

1966-67Overall: 18-7

Big Sky: 5-5, t3rd

Date Opponent Result12-01 Chapman College W 100-5412-03 Pepperdine W 104-96(ot)12-05 Eastern Montana W 102-6512-08 at Eastern Montana W 76-6912-12 at Arizona L 57-6212-13 at Northern Arizona W 90-7812-17 Fresno State W 84-74(ot)12-19 U. of Albuquerque W 106-9512-26 Cal State-Hayward W 102-6512-29 ^ Northern Illinois W 96-9412-30 ^ Cal State-Los Angeles W 112-9601-13 * at Montana W 72-7001-14 * at Montana State L 63-7901-17 Seattle W 86-7201-21 at Texas Western L 38-7201-23 Southern Colorado W 114-7801-28 * Idaho State W 99-8402-03 Northern Arizona W 78-7602-10 * Gonzaga W 81-7802-11 * Idaho L 67-6802-18 * at Idaho State L 84-8602-24 * Montana W 96-7702-25 * Montana State L 67-7903-03 * at Gonzaga L 67-7103-04 * at Idaho W 77-70^ Golden Spike Invitational - Ogden, UT

1967-68Overall: 21-6

Big Sky: 12-3, 1st

Date Opponent Result12-01 at Colorado State W 71-6112-04 at Arizona L 67-7312-14 Pan American W 85-7912-15 Hawaii W 68-5712-27 ^ Indiana State W 71-6612-28 ^ Southwest Louisiana W 88-8101-05 * Montana L 67-7401-06 * Montana W 75-5101-08 * Montana State W 94-6101-15 Seattle W 80-7201-19 * at Idaho State W 87-7501-20 * at Idaho State W 94-7201-22 Colorado State W 88-7301-27 at Northern Arizona W 68-6502-02 at Seattle L 65-7602-09 * at Gonzaga W 84-6202-10 * at Gonzaga W 72-5102-12 * at Idaho L 67-71(ot)02-16 * Idaho W 81-6202-17 * Idaho W 74-5302-19 * Gonzaga W 81-6002-24 * Idaho State W 108-7302-26 Northern Arizona W 103-7203-01 * at Montana State L 63-7003-02 * at Montana State W 85-5003-04 * at Montana W 83-6303-09 # vs. New Mexico State L 57-68^ Golden Spike Tournament - Ogden, UT# NCAA Tournament First Round - Salt Lake City, UT

The1968-69Wildcatsfinishedaperfect15-0inBigSkyplay.

1968-69Overall: 27-3

Big Sky: 15-0, 1st

Date Opponent Result11-30 at West Texas State L 77-8912-06 ^ Nevada W 75-5712-07 ^ Pepperdine W 73-4612-09 at Hawaii W 81-6712-13 at Hawaii W 72-6812-17 Humboldt State W 97-4412-21 at Butler W 91-7112-23 at Creighton W 89-8301-04 Boise State W 90-6301-11 Seattle W 76-7001-17 * Montana State W 71-6001-18 * Montana State W 86-6801-20 * Montana W 91-6101-23 at Seattle L 62-10001-29 West Texas State W 92-7601-31 * Idaho State W 82-6602-01 * Idaho State W 75-6802-07 * at Idaho W 63-5302-08 * at Idaho W 63-6102-10 * at Gonzaga W 83-80(ot)02-14 * Gonzaga W 94-6702-15 * Gonzaga W 91-7302-17 * Idaho W 85-6102-22 * at Idaho State W 94-7502-28 * at Montana W 96-7203-01 * at Montana W 95-7703-03 * at Montana State W 86-84 # vs. Seattle W 75-73 $ vs. Santa Clara L 59-63(ot) $ vs. New Mexico State W 58-56^ Golden Spike Tournament - Ogden, UT# NCAA First Round - Las Cruses, NM$ NCAA West Regionals - Los Angeles, CA

1969-70Overall: 20-7

Big Sky: 12-3, 1st

Date Opponent Result12-01 Sacramento State W 59-5312-03 at Arizona State W 59-5712-04 at Arizona L 68-7212-11 Southern Colorado L 70-7312-13 West Texas State W 97-7812-16 Loyola Marymount W 87-6412-22 Seattle L 66-7501-03 at Boise State W 78-7501-09 * Idaho W 83-6301-10 * Idaho W 84-5901-12 * Gonzaga W 120-7201-16 * at Montana State W 73-7001-17 * at Montana State W 66-5201-19 * at Montana W 85-8001-24 at West Texas State W 75-6801-31 Boise State W 92-8102-06 * at Gonzaga W 43-4102-07 * at Gonzaga L 66-6702-09 * at Idaho W 67-6002-13 * at Idaho State L 77-8502-14 * at Idaho State W 70-65(ot)02-20 * Montana W 58-5102-21 * Montana W 104-6102-23 * Montana State W 80-5502-28 * Idaho State L 85-87(ot)03-04 at Seattle W 79-72 # vs. Long Beach State L 73-92# NCAA Tournament - Provo, UT

The1968-69Wildcatsfinishedaperfect15-0inBigSkyplay.

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1970-71Overall: 21-6

Big Sky: 12-2, 1st

Date Opponent Result12-01 West Texas State W 73-6312-11 ^ at San Francisco W 79-6512-12 ^ vs. California L 65-7512-19 Portland W 81-5812-23 Fresno State W 87-7312-28 + vs. Eastern Kentucky W 83-7612-29 + at Evansville W 70-6501-02 * Montana W 85-6401-04 * Montana State W 87-6301-09 * at Northern Arizona W 90-6901-15 Seattle W 106-7701-18 * at Idaho State L 65-6701-21 at Seattle L 70-7401-23 at Portland W 100-7201-28 * at Boise State W 91-5701-30 * Northern Arizona W 91-5002-01 at West Texas State L 67-70(ot)02-06 * Boise State W 77-6102-08 * Idaho State W 81-7402-13 * at Idaho L 54-6902-15 * at Gonzaga W 69-64(ot)02-18 * Idaho W 65-4102-20 * Gonzaga W 86-6502-23 at Utah State W 63-6202-27 * at Montana W 82-5703-01 * at Montana State W 96-80 # vs. Long Beach State L 66-77^ Cable Car Classic - San Francisco, CA+ Evansville Classic - Evansville, IN# NCAA Tournament - Logan, UT

GENE VISSCHER58-38 / 32-13 BSC

4 seasons

1971-72Overall: 18-11

Big Sky: 10-4, 1st

Date Opponent Result12-02 Augustana College W 93-6812-07 West Texas State W 70-6412-09 Midwestern State W 79-6712-11 Cal Poly Ponoma W 54-4112-15 Evansville W 97-7912-18 at Oregon L 67-6912-20 at Oregon State L 75-8212-28 ^ vs. Southern Illinois W 95-8712-29 ^ vs. Baylor L 72-8201-06 * Gonzaga W 84-4801-08 * Idaho W 106-5001-13 at Utah State W 69-6701-15 * at Northern Arizona L 74-8201-22 at West Texas State L 77-87(ot)01-25 * Northern Arizona W 86-6801-28 * at Idaho State L 63-6701-29 * at Boise State W 49-4302-03 * Idaho State W 89-7502-05 * Boise State W 80-6202-11 * at Montana State W 62-4902-12 * at Montana L 60-6202-17 * Montana State W 68-5302-19 * Montana W 71-60

02-25 * at Gonzaga L 68-7602-26 * at Idaho W 82-5603-01 Utah State L 65-6703-11 # vs. Hawaii W 91-6403-16 $ vs. UCLA L 58-90 $ vs. San Francisco L 64-74^ Las Vegas Holiday Classic - Las Veags, NV# NCAA Tournament First Round - Pocatello, ID$ NCAA West Regionals - Provo, UT

1972-73Overall: 20-7

Big Sky: 13-1, 1st

Date Opponent Result12-02 Wisconsin-Stout W 84-5812-04 Loyola Marymount W 84-7412-07 at Utah W 81-7012-09 at Evansville W 76-7112-11 at Southern Illinois L 70-8212-14 Northern Illinois W 95-6612-20 Cal State Hayward W 89-7912-29 ^ vs. Pacific L 68-7512-30 ^ vs. Louisiana State L 80-8201-04 * Montana W 61-4801-06 * Montana State W 86-6301-11 at Utah State L 75-8101-18 * at Northern Arizona L 63-6901-20 at Fresno State L 75-79(ot)01-25 * Boise State W 81-6901-27 * Idaho State W 75-5402-02 * at Boise State W 81-6902-03 * at Idaho State W 56-5202-08 * Idaho W 68-5702-10 * Gonzaga W 68-6002-12 * Northern Arizona W 93-7202-16 * at Idaho W 80-7002-17 * at Gonzaga W 70-6502-23 * at Montana W 67-5602-24 * at Montana State W 66-5702-28 Utah State W 75-67 # vs. Long Beach State L 75-88^ Utah State Big Blue Classic - Logan, UT# NCAA Tournament First Round - Logan, UT

The 71-72 Wildcats defeated Hawaii in the NCAA Tournament.

1973-74Overall: 14-12

Big Sky: 8-6, 3rd

Date Opponent Result11-30 at BYU L 76-7712-03 Trinity (Texas) W 65-5512-04 Doane College W 68-5212-08 at Colorado State L 68-7512-13 Cal State Northridge W 73-6712-22 Rocky Mountain College W 96-6412-26 ^ vs. Oral Roberts L 79-8212-28 ^ vs. Virginia Tech W 79-7412-29 ^ at Oklahoma City L 66-7601-04 * at Gonzaga L 58-6601-05 * at Idaho W 78-7301-10 * Idaho State L 67-71(ot)01-12 * Boise State W 66-4901-17 * at Northern Arizona W 71-5601-19 at San Jose State L 59-6401-24 at Utah State L 64-8701-26 * Northern Arizona W 66-5402-01 * at Idaho State W 66-6402-02 * at Boise State L 42-4402-08 * at Montana State L 58-6302-09 * at Montana L 69-8802-14 * Montana State W 60-4902-16 * Montana L 61-6202-21 * Gonzaga W 73-6102-23 * Idaho W 77-5502-27 Utah State W 89-87(2ot)^ All College Basketball Tournament - Oklahoma City, OK

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1974-75Overall: 11-15

Big Sky: 6-8, 5th

Date Opponent Result12-06 BYU W 76-6312-10 at Air Force L 49-5612-13 ^ vs. West Virginia L 80-8212-14 ^ vs. Army W 70-5912-16 Colorado State W 67-5812-21 Western Montana W 103-6912-27 + vs. Loyola Marymount W 75-7212-28 + at Long Beach State L 54-5801-03 * at Montana L 48-6801-04 * at Montana State W 85-7401-11 Oral Roberts L 89-9101-13 at Northern Illinois L 86-8701-18 * at Northern Arizona L 76-8001-22 at Utah State L 66-92

Neil McCarthy took over as head coach

01-25 * Northern Arizona L 76-7701-31 * at Boise State L 76-8102-01 * at Idaho State W 67-5902-06 * Boise State L 76-8002-08 * Idaho State L 55-5602-13 * Idaho W 81-7202-15 * Gonzaga W 75-6702-21 * at Idaho W 71-6502-22 * at Gonzaga L 60-6702-27 * Montana L 59-6203-01 * Montana State W 78-7403-05 Utah State L 70-72(ot)^ Utah Ute Classic - Salt Lake City, UT+ International City Classic - Long Beach, CA

NEIL MCCARTHY205-105 / 99-52 BSC

10 seasons

1975-76Overall: 21-11

Big Sky: 9-5, t1st

Date Opponent Result11-29 San Jose State W 98-8212-03 at Hawaii-Hilo W 89-7212-05 at Hawaii L 68-8312-08 at Hawaii L 88-10612-10 at Chaminade W 128-7012-16 Utah W 88-87(ot)12-20 at BYU L 80-8912-22 Carroll College W 91-5912-26 ^ vs. Austin Peay W 75-7212-27 ^ vs. Mercer W 78-7101-03 at Utah L 77-8801-08 * Gonzaga W 84-5901-10 * Idaho W 80-6501-12 Long Beach State W 60-5501-15 Oral Roberts W 83-8001-17 * at Northern Arizona L 71-7601-21 at Utah State L 74-7501-24 * Northern Arizona W 95-7701-30 * at Idaho State L 58-7501-31 * at Boise State W 97-87

02-05 * Idaho State W 71-7002-07 * Boise State L 69-7102-13 * at Montana State L 80-8802-14 * at Montana L 60-6902-16 Air Force W 82-6702-19 * Montana State W 84-7902-21 * Montana W 82-6702-24 Utah State W 80-6502-27 * at Gonzaga W 81-6202-28 * at Idaho W 72-6403-05 # Northern Arizona W 63-5803-06 # Boise State L 70-77(2ot)^ Evansville Holiday Tournament - Evansville, IN# Big Sky Tournament - Ogden, UT

1976-77Overall: 20-8

Big Sky: 11-3, 2nd

Date Opponent Result11-27 BYU W 96-7511-29 Utah W 75-7412-06 Oregon State L 73-7612-10 at Utah State W 72-6712-18 at Long Beach State L 79-10512-23 at Utah L 81-88(ot)12-27 ^ vs. Oregon State W 61-4912-28 ^ vs. Saint Louis W 64-5712-30 ^ vs. North Carolina L 54-7501-04 Cal State Northridge W 87-5401-06 * Montana W 83-7201-08 * Montana State W 96-8301-15 * Northern Arizona W 97-7301-18 Utah State W 89-7601-24 Cal State-Stanislaus W 86-5701-28 * at Boise State W 66-5701-29 * at Idaho State L 71-8502-03 * Boise State W 66-5702-05 * Idaho State W 80-7302-10 * Idaho W 84-5202-12 * Gonzaga W 84-7202-18 * at Idaho W 98-8102-19 * at Gonzaga L 61-6202-25 * at Montana L 62-7502-26 * at Montana State W 105-87 # vs. Gonzaga W 69-68 # at Idaho State L 55-61^ Far West Classic - Portland, OR# Big Sky Tournament - Pocatello, ID

1977-78Overall: 19-10

Big Sky: 9-5, 3rd

Date Opponent Result11-29 Long Beach State W 99-96(ot)12-03 Loyola Marymount W 70-6412-05 Midwestern State W 107-7212-10 Utah State W 84-79(ot)12-14 UC Davis W 95-6512-17 at Oregon State L 72-74(ot)12-20 Utah W 71-6112-27 at Utah L 88-9812-30 Sacramento State W 82-7301-03 at BYU L 76-8101-06 * at Gonzaga L 76-7801-07 * at Idaho W 72-63

01-09 Chico State W 76-5701-14 * at Northern Arizona W 73-7201-17 at Utah State L 65-7401-21 * Northern Arizona W 78-6601-26 * Idaho State W 68-6501-28 * Boise State W 84-6102-03 * at Idaho State L 67-7702-04 * at Boise State L 70-7502-10 * at Montana State W 83-7302-11 * at Montana L 52-6202-16 * Montana State W 90-8002-18 * Montana L 56-58(ot)02-23 * Gonzaga W 80-6302-25 * Idaho W 86-69 # vs. Idaho State W 84-79 # at Montana W 62-55(ot) $ vs. Arkansas L 52-73# Big Sky Tournament - Missoula, MT$ NCAA Tournament - Eugene, OR

1978-79Overall: 25-9

Big Sky: 10-4, 1st

Date Opponent Result11-27 at Alaska-Fairbanks W 80-5711-28 at Alaska-Fairbanks W 69-6311-30 at Alaska-Anchorage L 75-7712-01 at Alaska-Anchorage W 73-7112-05 South Dakota State W 80-5012-07 at Long Beach State L 67-6912-09 Texas Wesleyan W 101-6312-11 at Utah W 86-8112-14 Eastern Washington W 83-6512-16 Utah State L 70-7612-20 Seattle W 90-6012-23 at Utah State W 73-6412-27 ^ vs. East Tennessee State W 72-5812-28 ^ at Oklahoma City W 89-7412-29 ^ vs. New Mexico State L 58-6301-02 Cal State Northridge W 66-5201-05 * at Idaho State W 81-7001-06 * at Boise State W 63-6201-11 * Montana State W 59-5101-13 * Montana W 60-4601-19 * at Gonzaga W 62-6101-20 * at Idaho W 42-3901-27 * Northern Arizona W 84-6702-01 * Boise State L 63-7002-03 * Idaho State W 85-6802-09 * at Montana L 73-7802-10 * at Montana State L 71-7402-15 * Idaho W 56-4502-17 * Gonzaga W 73-6602-24 * at Northern Arizona L 64-66(ot)03-02 # Montana W 98-7103-03 # Northern Arizona W 92-7003-09 $ vs. New Mexico State W 81-78(ot)03-10 $ vs. Arkansas L 63-74^ All College Basketball Tournament - Oklahoma City, OK# Big Sky Tournament - Ogden, UT$ NCAA Tournament - Lawrence, KS

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The 1979-80 Wildcats won a school record 18-straight games.

1979-80Overall: 26-3

Big Sky: 13-1, 1st

Date Opponent Result11-30 at Utah State L 84-91(ot)12-01 Utah W 91-7912-03 Midwestern State W 74-5812-06 Utah State W 79-7312-08 Puget Sound W 110-6912-10 Rhode Island W 82-6012-13 at New Mexico W 80-7012-15 St. Francis (Ill.) W 96-6712-18 at Seattle W 80-7112-22 Illinois-Chicago Circle W 92-4912-28 ^ vs. Michigan State W 63-6112-29 ^ at UNLV W 79-7801-04 * Boise State W 66-62(ot)01-05 * Idaho W 42-41(ot)01-10 * at Montana State W 77-6001-12 * at Montana W 51-4801-17 * Northern Arizona W 73-5801-19 * Nevada W 91-6501-26 * at Idaho State W 83-6701-31 * at Idaho L 45-5102-02 * at Boise State W 79-73(ot)02-07 * Montana W 74-6002-09 * Montana State W 94-8302-14 * at Nevada W 57-5502-16 * at Northern Arizona W 28-2202-23 * Idaho State W 81-6702-29 # Montana State W 93-7003-01 # Montana W 50-4203-06 $ Lamar L 86-87^ Las Vegas Classic - Las Vegas, NV# Big Sky Tournament - Ogden, UT$ NCAA First Round - Ogden, UT

1980-81Overall: 8-19

Big Sky: 5-9, t5th

Date Opponent Result11-22 Simon Fraser W 85-7611-28 ^ vs. Pennsylvania L 56-6811-29 ^ vs. James Madison L 47-49(ot)12-01 at Rhode Island L 66-7912-04 Utah State L 66-8112-06 at Utah L 61-7612-09 Gonzaga L 58-6112-10 Grand Canyon W 72-5712-12 US International L 48-5612-20 McNeese State W 78-6312-23 BYU L 78-8501-03 at Utah State L 69-8201-05 Long Beach State L 72-7701-08 * at Idaho L 46-5701-10 * at Boise State W 86-6601-16 * Montana L 62-6901-17 * Montana State L 41-5001-22 * at Nevada L 58-6501-24 * at Northern Arizona L 57-58(2ot)01-31 * at Idaho State L 60-6102-06 * Boise State L 39-4402-07 * Idaho W 53-4902-13 * at Montana State L 57-6002-14 * at Montana L 51-6802-20 * Northern Arizona W 83-5702-21 * Nevada W 77-7302-28 * Idaho State W 78-67(4ot)^ Joe Lapchick Tournament - Jamaica, NY

1981-82Overall: 15-14

Big Sky: 6-8, t4th

Date Opponent Result11-23 Simon Fraser W 90-5111-27 Westmont College W 83-5411-28 Western Montana W 73-4111-30 at Long Beach State L 67-75

12-03 Wisconsin-Superior W 78-2912-05 at Utah L 67-68(3ot)12-10 US International W 87-6512-12 Utah State W 86-6112-15 at BYU L 55-6312-18 Southern Utah W 76-5912-19 North Texas State W 90-8212-22 at Gonzaga L 63-6501-02 at Utah State W 83-7801-08 * Montana State W 71-5601-09 * Montana L 44-4701-15 * at Boise State L 75-7601-16 * at Idaho L 44-5901-22 * Nevada L 66-6701-23 * Northern Arizona W 66-65 01-30 * at Idaho State W 77-6702-05 * at Montana L 50-6102-06 * at Montana State L 55-6902-12 * Idaho L 62-7102-13 * Boise State W 77-6702-20 * at Northern Arizona W 73-6102-23 * at Nevada W 70-6902-27 * Idaho State L 68-7103-05 # at Idaho L 55-57# Big Sky Tournament - Moscow, ID

1982-83Overall: 23-8

Big Sky: 10-4, t1st

Date Opponent Result11-15 Simon Fraser W 94-5411-26 Gonzaga W 66-4211-27 Midwestern State W 95-6311-30 Cal State Northridge W 73-6012-03 Southern Utah State W 84-5012-04 Utah State W 83-5712-11 at Pacific W 56-4712-13 at Utah L 52-6212-16 at Utah State L 62-7412-18 New Mexico W 52-4812-28 ^ vs. Princeton L 39-6712-29 ^ vs. Butler L 50-4801-06 BYU W 84-81(2ot)01-13 * Montana W 70-6301-15 * Montana State W 87-7501-20 * at Idaho L 49-5901-22 * at Boise State W 76-6801-27 * Northern Arizona W 80-5801-29 * at Nevada L 62-6401-31 Southwest Louisiana W 85-5902-05 * Idaho State W 95-6502-10 * at Nevada L 67-69(2ot)02-12 * at Northern Arizona W 60-5202-17 * at Montana State W 71-5402-19 * at Montana W 56-5402-24 * Boise State W 72-6302-26 * Idaho W 53-47(ot)03-05 * at Idaho State L 52-6403-11 # vs. Montana W 54-5303-12 # at Nevada W 87-7803-17 $ vs. Washington State L 52-62^ Lobo Invitational - Albuquerque, NM# Big Sky Tournament - Reno, NV$ NCAA Tournament First Round - Boise, ID

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1983-84Overall: 23-8

Big Sky: 12-2, 1st

Date Opponent Result11-25 Pacific W 69-5711-26 Southern Utah State W 97-6012-01 Eastern Washington W 74-6312-03 at Utah State W 74-7312-08 Utah W 94-8312-10 New Mexico State W 94-7112-12 Lamar L 55-5812-17 at Gonzaga W 94-8412-22 Utah State L 63-6912-29 ^ vs. UC Irvine W 83-6512-30 ^ vs. Texas W 82-6701-03 at Southwest Louisiana L 58-6901-07 at BYU L 81-86(ot)01-12 * Nevada W 80-6201-14 * Northern Arizona W 66-5401-21 * at Idaho State L 58-6201-26 * at Montana W 67-59(ot)01-28 * at Montana State L 66-6902-02 * Idaho W 82-5702-04 * Boise State W 56-5502-09 * at Northern Arizona W 73-6302-11 * at Nevada W 62-5602-18 * Idaho State W 88-7102-23 * Montana State W 68-5902-25 * Montana W 59-5803-01 * at Boise State W 49-4703-03 * at Idaho W 64-6303-06 # Idaho W 67-5803-09 # Nevada L 68-8503-16 $ Fordham W 75-6303-19 $ Southwest Louisiana L 72-74(2ot)^ Utah Classic - Salt Lake City, UT# Big Sky Tournament - Ogden, UT$ NIT Games

1984-85Overall: 20-9

Big Sky: 9-5, 3rd

Date Opponent Result11-17 Simon Fraser W 88-5011-24 Cal State Northridge W 81-6511-27 Santa Clara W 89-6112-01 Utah State W 77-7012-04 at Utah L 59-6512-08 BYU W 87-7912-14 at Utah State L 83-10412-15 Eastern Washington W 98-4712-20 at New Mexico State W 62-56 12-22 at Lamar L 51-5612-29 Texas Wesleyan W 98-4401-05 SW Louisiana W 89-8001-10 * at Nevada W 76-7401-12 * at Northern Arizona L 68-7501-15 US International W 90-5101-21 * Idaho State W 85-6801-25 * Montana W 95-7001-26 * Montana State W 79-6601-30 * at Eastern Washington W 61-5502-01 * at Idaho W 94-8202-08 * Northern Arizona W 87-7502-09 * Nevada W 77-6202-16 * at Idaho State W 102-8602-22 * at Montana State L 66-79

02-23 * at Montana L 58-6603-01 * Boise State L 69-7103-02 * Idaho W 96-7603-07 # vs. Idaho State L 78-80# Big Sky Tournament - Boise, ID

LARRY FARMER34-54 / 17-27 BSC

3 seasons

1985-86Overall: 18-11

Big Sky: 7-7, t4th

Date Opponent Result11-22 Western Oregon State W 101-5011-23 Tennessee State W 76-5911-25 Southern Utah State W 80-5011-29 at Utah State W 92-8511-30 Sam Houston State W 74-6612-05 Eastern Washington W 68-6412-07 Utah W 68-6712-14 Utah State W 108-7612-21 at Santa Clara W 56-5312-23 Wyoming W 76-7112-28 at BYU L 86-88(ot)01-04 at SW Louisiana L 63-7301-10 * Idaho W 80-7401-11 * Boise State W 45-3901-17 * at Montana L 61-8701-18 * at Montana State L 78-9501-24 * Nevada W 89-6801-25 * Northern Arizona L 57-6502-01 * at Idaho State L 58-5902-07 * at Boise State L 64-6702-08 * at Idaho W 86-5702-10 * at Eastern Washington L 82-85(ot)02-14 * Montana State W 119-114(2ot)02-15 * Montana W 95-8002-20 * at Northern Arizona L 64-8602-22 * at Nevada W 81-6903-01 * Idaho State L 62-6603-06 # vs. Boise State W 79-7603-07 # vs. Montana L 68-72# Big Sky Tournament - Reno, NV

1986-87Overall: 7-22

Big Sky: 4-10, 8th

Date Opponent Result11-28 at Colorado L 57-7311-29 at Wyoming L 54-7112-01 Cal State Northridge W 75-6212-04 Southern Utah State L 90-92(ot)12-06 at Oregon L 57-7512-11 at Utah L 63-6512-13 Utah State L 75-8412-18 BYU L 69-8412-20 at Utah State L 67-7612-23 Louisiana Tech L 69-70(ot)12-29 Miami (Ohio) L 83-86(ot)01-05 Southern Colorado W 72-6101-08 * at Idaho L 48-7101-10 * at Boise State L 58-8101-15 * Montana W 84-7001-17 * Montana State L 83-88

01-22 * at Nevada L 72-73(ot)01-24 * at Northern Arizona L 65-6601-27 at DePaul L 51-7001-31 * Idaho State W 68-6602-05 * Boise State L 56-7602-07 * Idaho W 88-6402-12 * at Montana State L 78-10802-14 * at Montana L 78-8202-19 * Northern Arizona W 88-7902-21 * Nevada L 89-8302-28 * at Idaho State L 58-7903-05 # vs. Montana State W 106-10103-06 # vs. Nevada L 90-98# Big Sky Tournament - Flagstaff, AZ

The 1986-87 Wildcats

1987-88Overall: 9-21

Big Sky: 6-10, 8th

Date Opponent Result11-20 ^ at New Mexico L 72-8812-04 Cal State Fullerton W 81-7712-08 Utah L 63-8212-11 + at BYU L 71-10412-12 + vs. Idaho State L 71-7212-16 DePaul L 65-8812-19 Colorado L 69-7212-22 Utah State L 93-10712-29 at Utah State L 69-9201-02 Southern Utah State W 103-9101-07 * at Montana L 57-6001-09 * at Montana State L 77-8101-11 San Diego L 44-6601-14 * at Boise State L 56-7301-16 * Eastern Washington W 89-6901-21 * Nevada L 68-8901-23 * Northern Arizona W 80-6501-28 * at Eastern Washington L 64-6601-29 * at Idaho L 57-7302-04 * Montana W 67-6002-06 * Idaho State L 58-7302-08 at Louisiana Tech L 55-7602-18 * Boise State W 60-5602-20 * Montana State W 80-76(ot)02-25 * Idaho L 68-7102-26 * at Idaho State L 69-7803-03 * at Northern Arizona L 67-8703-05 * at Nevada W 89-8503-09 # vs. Nevada W 96-93(ot)03-10 # vs. Idaho State L 57-58^ Big Apple Preseason NIT - Albuquerque, NM+ BYU Cougar Classic - Provo, UT# Big Sky Tournament - Bozeman, MT

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DENNY HOUSTON43-42 / 25-25 BSC

3 seasons

1988-89Overall: 17-11

Big Sky: 9-7, 5th

Date Opponent Result11-26 Southern Utah State W 81-6511-28 at Southern Utah State W 78-7312-01 BYU W 80-7812-03 at Utah State L 93-10612-08 at Utah L 63-6612-17 Lewis and Clark State W 102-8112-19 Utah State W 75-7412-22 at Cal State Fullerton W 88-7712-30 Saint Martin’s College W 101-5401-05 * at Northern Arizona W 62-5001-07 * at Nevada L 90-9201-12 * Idaho State W 85-7701-14 * Montana State W 78-6401-19 * at Boise State W 60-5901-21 * Idaho L 78-8101-26 * at Idaho L 55-7901-27 * at Eastern Washington L 63-6602-02 * Northern Arizona W 96-7102-03 * Nevada W 98-9402-09 * at Montana State W 81-7702-11 * at Montana W 76-6602-17 * Boise State L 53-5802-18 * at Idaho State L 71-7702-23 * Eastern Washington W 82-7302-25 * Montana L 59-6503-04 at Akron L 50-9203-09 # vs. Nevada W 69-6103-10 # at Boise State L 60-71# Big Sky Tournament - Boise, ID

1989-90Overall: 14-15

Big Sky: 8-8, t5th

Date Opponent Result11-25 Southern Colorado W 69-6111-28 at BYU L 65-8112-01 Cal State Northridge W 67-5112-14 at US International L 82-8612-16 Utah L 62-6412-20 at Utah State L 52-7012-21 North Texas W 96-6912-23 Southern Utah State W 66-6512-29 Utah State L 62-6401-03 at DePaul L 47-5501-04 at Western Michigan W 47-4601-11 * Nevada W 54-5301-13 * Northern Arizona W 67-4901-18 * Idaho State W 86-6801-20 * Montana L 51-6501-24 * at Eastern Washington L 79-81(ot)01-26 * at Idaho L 62-7602-01 * Idaho W 74-5702-03 * at Boise State L 46-4802-08 * at Nevada L 71-7902-10 * at Northern Arizona L 58-6702-15 * Eastern Washington W 77-66

02-17 * at Idaho State W 54-5202-22 * at Montana L 63-6502-24 * at Montana State W 91-7403-01 * Montana State W 91-7403-03 * Boise State W 77-74(ot)03-08 # vs. Nevada W 75-6603-09 # vs. Eastern Washington L 67-83# Big Sky Tournament - Boise, ID

1990-91Overall: 12-16

Big Sky: 7-9, t5th

Date Opponent Result11-24 Prairie View A&M W 117-7911-26 Southern Utah W 92-8811-29 BYU L 57-6912-01 at North Texas L 64-7112-13 at Utah State L 62-7712-17 at Utah L 52-6812-19 Utah State L 72-8212-22 at Saint Mary’s L 69-8012-29 Cal State Northridge W 69-6101-03 Western Washington W 102-83 01-05 at Cal State Northridge W 61-5901-10 * Eastern Washington W 88-8001-12 * Idaho L 74-7801-18 * Nevada L 68-7101-19 * Idaho State L 74-7501-23 * at Montana L 60-7201-25 * at Montana State W 97-9001-31 * Montana State W 84-7502-02 * at Boise State W 76-6502-07 * at Idaho L 56-5802-09 * at Eastern Washington W 73-7202-14 * Montana L 67-7902-16 * at Idaho State L 96-99(ot)02-21 * at Northern Arizona W 93-7702-23 * at Nevada L 64-7003-01 * Boise State L 63-8003-02 * Northern Arizona W 119-6903-07 # vs. Idaho L 54-60# Big Sky Tournament - Missoula, MT

RON ABEGGLEN152-83 / 86-34 BSC

8 seasons

1991-92Overall: 16-13

Big Sky: 10-6, t3rd

Date Opponent Result11-22 Saint Mary’s L 71-7411-26 Gonzaga W 79-7711-29 ^ Virginia Military W 83-6511-30 ^ The Citadel W 108-7412-07 Utah State L 78-9212-14 at Southern Utah L 89-10212-16 Oral Roberts W 115-8012-21 at BYU L 68-8112-23 at Minnesota L 52-9212-28 Utah W 72-5912-30 at Utah State L 72-8401-02 * at Montana L 60-6201-04 * at Montana State W 81-60

01-09 * Nevada L 78-9201-11 * Northern Arizona W 96-6101-16 * at Boise State W 89-8301-18 * at Idaho W 80-7601-23 * at Eastern Washington L 68-71 02-01 * Idaho State W 80-7702-06 * Montana State W 89-81(ot)02-08 * Montana L 73-7702-13 * at Northern Arizona W 92-7502-15 * at Nevada L 68-8702-20 * Idaho W 62-5902-22 * Boise State W 62-6002-29 * Eastern Washington W 109-6703-07 * at Idaho State L 82-8803-12 # vs. Idaho State W 92-7403-13 # vs. Nevada L 83-92^ Weber State Military Classic - Ogden, UT# Big Sky Tournament - Missoula, MT

1992-93Overall: 20-8

Big Sky: 10-4, t2nd

Date Opponent Result12-01 BYU-Hawaii W 98-80 12-04 ^ at Purdue L 64-8512-05 ^ vs. Eastern Illinois W 61-5112-08 BYU W 83-77(ot)12-12 Utah State W 85-8012-15 Southern Utah W 73-6212-19 at San Diego W 87-7312-22 Denver W 90-7512-29 + vs. Texas L 96-10412-30 + vs. Alaska-Anchorage L 71-8001-05 Lewis-Clark State W 67-5401-09 Portland W 86-6901-14 * Idaho State W 91-8001-16 * Boise State L 67-6801-21 * at Montana L 61-6801-23 * at Montana State W 71-6501-28 * Idaho W 67-6601-30 * Eastern Washington W 64-5702-06 * at Northern Arizona W 74-7002-11 * at Boise State L 75-9202-13 * at Idaho State L 89-9402-18 * Montana State W 84-7902-20 * Montana W 74-6602-27 * at Eastern Washington W 83-7303-01 * at Idaho W 75-6303-06 * Northern Arizona W 100-7903-11 # vs. Montana State W 91-7203-12 # vs. Boise State L 63-69^ Purdue Boilermaker Invitational - West Lafayette, IN+ All-College Tournament - Oklahoma City, OK# Big Sky Tournament - Moscow, ID

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1993-94Overall: 20-10

Big Sky: 10-4, t1st

Date Opponent Result11-24 ^ vs. North Carolina State W 94-8011-26 ^ vs. Purdue L 78-9711-27 ^ at Alaska-Anchorage W 91-8212-01 Central Washington W 79-5912-04 Utah W 98-8512-07 at Utah State W 87-8612-10 + vs. Pepperdine W 66-6312-11 + at Baylor L 64-6612-15 Oregon Tech W 100-6812-18 at Portland W 97-8112-20 US Coast Guard W 116-7612-21 at BYU L 79-9212-30 Purdue L 73-10801-03 San Diego W 89-7801-05 at Gonzaga L 74-7901-13 * at Idaho State L 73-9401-15 * at Boise State L 67-7301-20 * Montana W 97-91(3ot)01-22 * Montana State W 84-7501-27 * at Idaho W 90-88(ot)01-29 * at Eastern Washington W 100-6802-05 * Northern Arizona W 79-7102-11 * Boise State W 79-6802-13 * Idaho State W 102-88(ot)02-17 * at Montana State L 81-8502-19 * at Montana W 84-7502-24 * Eastern Washington W 87-6002-26 * Idaho W 81-6903-05 * at Northern Arizona L 76-7803-11 # at Boise State L 72-84^ Great Alaska Shootout - Anchorage, AK+ Dr. Pepper Invitational - Waco, TX# Big Sky Tournament - Boise, ID

1994-95Overall: 21-9

Big Sky: 11-3, t1st

Date Opponent Result11-28 Lewis-Clark State W 74-6512-01 ^ vs. Delaware L 70-8212-03 ^ vs. Wagner W 83-5712-05 UC Davis W 86-5912-10 at Utah L 54-7112-16 + vs. Old Dominion L 86-94(ot)12-17 + vs. Baylor W 109-84

The 1979-80 Wildcats defeated Michigan State in the NCAA Tournament

12-21 BYU W 86-7412-23 at Wyoming L 56-5812-28 at Purdue L 75-8901-03 Southern Utah W 94-8501-06 BYU-Hawaii W 101-6601-12 * Montana State W 86-8001-14 * Montana L 87-9201-19 * at Boise State W 65-6101-21 * at Idaho State L 70-8601-26 * Idaho W 73-5601-28 * Eastern Washington W 72-5902-04 * at Northern Arizona W 72-6302-09 * at Montana W 57-5402-11 * at Montana State W 79-7502-16 * Idaho State W 89-7302-18 * Boise State W 72-6802-23 * at Eastern Washington W 83-7402-25 * at Idaho L 70-7103-04 * Northern Arizona W 85-6703-10 # Idaho State W 71-6503-11 # Montana W 84-6203-17 $ vs. Michigan State W 79-7203-19 $ vs. Georgetown L 51-53^ Gaucho Classic - Santa Barbara, CA+ Hawaii Nike Classic - Honolulu, HI# Big Sky Tournament - Ogden, UT$ NCAA Tournament - Tallahassee, FL

1995-96Overall: 20-10

Big Sky: 10-4, t2nd

Date Opponent Result11-15 ^ at Fresno State W 102-8611-17 ^ at Michigan L 62-8012-01 + vs. Texas Southern W 100-8812-02 + at Colorado State W 66-5812-06 Utah L 60-8912-09 at Pepperdine L 88-9912-12 at BYU L 86-9112-16 vs. Utah State (SLC) W 81-79(ot)12-22 Wyoming W 85-6812-29 ! vs. Kent State W 79-6612-30 ! at Indiana L 62-8201-04 Denver W 95-5901-06 Alaska-Anchorage W 108-10101-12 * at Montana State L 71-9001-13 * at Montana L 77-8401-18 * Boise State W 75-6701-20 * Idaho State W 93-6701-25 * at Idaho L 83-8601-27 * at Eastern Washington W 119-88

01-30 at Southern Utah W 78-7302-02 * Northern Arizona W 89-6702-08 * Montana W 97-8002-10 * Montana State W 94-9002-14 * at Idaho State L 70-7702-17 * at Boise State W 64-6202-22 * Eastern Washington W 106-8302-24 * Idaho W 86-7503-02 * at Northern Arizona W 101-6403-08 # vs. Boise State W 77-7003-09 # at Montana State L 70-81^ Pre-Season NIT+ Bank One Ram Classic - Colorado Springs, CO! Hoosier Classic - Indianapolis, IN# Big Sky Tournament - Bozeman, MT

1996-97Overall: 15-13

Big Sky: 9-7, t4th

Date Opponent Result11-22 Pepperdine W 80-5411-26 at Nebraska L 66-8311-30 at Nevada L 91-10112-04 BYU W 97-8012-07 Boise State W 84-80(ot)12-14 at Utah L 48-8312-19 Utah State L 68-8012-27 ^ vs. Coppin State W 92-91(ot)12-28 ^ at Michigan State L 51-8301-02 * Montana State L 71-8701-03 * Montana W 104-9501-09 * Idaho State W 75-6101-11 * at Eastern Washington L 73-8101-16 * at Cal State Northridge L 81-9001-18 * at Northern Arizona L 73-8301-22 * Eastern Washington L 73-8101-23 * Portland State W 74-7301-29 * at Montana W 72-6802-01 * at Sacramento State W 72-6702-03 * at Portland State L 75-7702-07 * Southern Utah W 84-8002-12 * at Idaho State W 84-7602-14 * at Montana State L 85-9702-20 * Cal State Northridge L 76-8902-22 * Northern Arizona W 96-90(ot)02-27 * Sacramento State W 97-6603-06 # vs. Idaho State W 65-5803-07 # vs. Montana L 56-81^ Spartan Classic - East Lansing, MI# Big Sky Tournament - Flagstaff, AZ

1997-98Overall: 14-13

Big Sky: 12-4, 2nd

Date Opponent Result11-19 Utah L 72-8711-22 Nevada L 83-9611-29 at Boise State L 60-8312-05 ^ vs. Mt. Saint Mary’s W 81-7312-06 ^ at Iowa L 56-8112-12 + at BYU L 70-8312-13 + vs. Auburn L 58-6312-20 SeattlePacific W 77-6512-22 at Arizona State L 79-8812-27 at Utah State L 65-71 01-03 * at Montana State L 64-77

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01-05 * at Montana W 60-5801-09 * at Idaho State W 69-6001-10 * Eastern Washington W 97-8101-16 * Northern Arizona W 83-7501-17 * Cal State Northridge W 70-6901-21 * at Portland State L 65-7701-23 * at Eastern Washington L 64-7501-28 * Montana W 70-6301-31 * Sacramento State W 89-5402-12 * Idaho State W 77-5002-13 * Montana State W 73-5902-19 * at Cal State Northridge W 92-8602-21 * at Northern Arizona L 70-79(ot)02-25 * Portland State W 61-5102-28 * at Sacramento State W 88-5203-06 # vs. Montana State L 64-69^ Iowa Super Chevy Shootout - Iowa City, IA+ BYU Cougar Classic - Provo, UT# Big Sky Tournament - Flagstaff, AZ

1998-99Overall: 25-8

Big Sky: 13-3, 1st

Date Opponent Result11-13 at Southern Utah W 81-7511-19 BYU W 83-8011-24 at UNLV L 64-8212-01 Boise State W 69-6112-04 ^ vs. Rice W 72-66(2ot)12-05 ^ at San Francisco L 60-6712-09 at Utah L 74-8712-12 Mesa State W 72-6012-15 Seattle W 91-6312-19 + vs. Utah State W 82-7212-21 ! vs. Alabama L 80-84(ot)12-22 ! at BYU-Hawaii W 71-6212-23 ! vs. Texas Tech W 86-6901-02 * at Sacramento State W 81-7601-04 * at Portland State L 59-8201-07 * Montana State W 84-7001-09 * Montana W 79-6101-14 * Idaho State W 77-5601-16 * at Eastern Washington W 101-100(4ot)01-21 * at Cal State Northridge L 68-7801-23 * at Northern Arizona W 92-88(ot)01-27 * Eastern Washington W 97-8201-28 * Portland State W 92-8202-04 * at Montana L 53-8702-06 * Sacramento State W 91-5002-17 * at Idaho State W 76-6202-20 * at Montana State W 79-6802-25 * Cal State Northridge W 95-7802-27 * Northern Arizona W 77-5703-05 # Montana State W 93-7303-06 # Northern Arizona W 82-7503-11 $ vs. North Carolina W 76-7403-13 $ vs. Florida L 74-82(ot)^ Northwestern Mutual Classic - San Francisco, CA+ Game played at Delta Center - Salt Lake City, UT! Pearl Harbor Classic - Laie, HI# Big Sky Tournament - Ogden, UT$ NCAA Tournament - Seattle, WA

The 1998-99 Wildcats defeated North Carolina in the NCAA Tournament.

JOE CRAVENS116-88 / 58-44 BSC

7 seasons

1999-00Overall: 18-10

Big Sky: 10-6, t4th

Date Opponent Result11-19 at Alabama L 61-8111-22 Westminster W 75-6011-27 Southern Virginia W 102-7412-01 Utah W 84-7212-04 at Boise State L 46-7112-10 ^ vs. Western Oregon W 86-5812-11 ^ at BYU L 53-6612-18 Southern Utah W 69-5912-21 Utah State W 86-7312-28 + vs. Stetson W 81-8012-29 + vs. Georgia Southern W 68-6001-07 * Portland State W 80-6501-08 * Sacramento State W 82-6201-13 * at Montana State L 70-7701-15 * at Montana W 78-7601-21 * at Idaho State W 84-7701-22 * Eastern Washington L 78-9001-28 * Northern Arizona L 66-7601-29 * Cal State Northridge W 113-9202-03 * at Portland State W 92-7902-04 * at Eastern Washington L 83-9502-10 * Montana L 54-6602-12 * at Sacramento State W 88-7202-24 * Idaho State W 73-7102-26 * Montana State W 98-8103-01 * at Cal State Northridge L 62-7603-03 * at Northern Arizona W 84-7303-09 # vs. Cal State Northridge L 68-73^ BYU Cougar Classic - Provo, UT+ Capital City Classic - Tallahassee, FL# Big Sky Tournament - Missoula, MT

2000-01Overall: 15-14

Big Sky: 8-8, t4th

Date Opponent Result11-17 UC Riverside W 82-5911-20 at Southern Utah L 69-7811-22 Morris Brown W 87-5912-01 ^ vs. Princeton L 60-65(ot)12-02 ^ vs. Anderson W 81-7312-05 at UC Riverside L 68-8912-09 at Utah W 79-7712-16 Boise State W 88-80(ot)12-23 at Utah State L 77-8912-28 BYU L 75-8401-04 * Cal State Northridge L 78-8901-06 * Northern Arizona W 79-7601-09 * at Portland State L 80-8501-11 * at Sacramento State W 81-7001-18 * Montana State W 94-8101-20 * Montana W 80-6901-25 * Idaho State W 80-7601-27 * at Eastern Washington W 70-6402-01 * at Cal State Northridge L 86-9602-03 * at Northern Arizona L 68-7602-08 * Eastern Washington L 70-8102-10 * Portland State W 85-7102-15 * at Montana L 63-6602-17 * Sacramento State W 98-8802-24 at Morris Brown W 59-5603-01 * at Idaho State L 73-7803-03 * at Montana State L 87-9203-08 # vs. Idaho State W 86-6703-09 # at Cal State Northridge L 74-91^ First Merchant’s Classic - Muncie, IN# Big Sky Tournament - Northridge, CA

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2001-02Overall: 18-11

Big Sky: 8-6, 3rd

Date Opponent Result11-16 at Illinois State L 70-7411-19 Concordia W 103-7711-23 ^ vs. Louisiana State W 75-74(ot)11-24 ^ vs. Wisconsin W 73-6911-25 ^ vs. Colorado State W 72-6911-30 Montana Western W 90-6212-05 at BYU L 47-6512-08 Utah State W 67-6412-15 at Utah L 59-7012-18 Savannah State W 87-5612-22 Southern Utah W 70-6412-29 + vs. Bradley W 68-4612-30 + at UT Chattanooga L 63-7101-03 * Montana State L 62-6401-05 * Montana L 73-8001-11 * Northern Arizona W 78-6601-12 * Sacramento State W 86-8301-18 * at Montana W 90-7101-19 * at Montana State L 68-7901-25 * Eastern Washington W 89-7801-26 * Portland State W 90-8502-02 * at Idaho State W 65-4602-08 * at Sacramento State W 76-72(ot)02-09 * at Northern Arizona L 79-8502-22 * at Portland State L 77-8302-23 * at Eastern Washington L 66-6803-02 * Idaho State W 88-82(ot)03-07 # vs. Portland State W 84-6203-08 # vs. Eastern Washington L 57-62^ Big Island Invitational - Hilo, HI+ Dr. Pepper Classic - Chattanooga, TN# Big Sky Tournament - Bozeman, MT

2002-03Overall: 26-6

Big Sky: 14-0, t1st

Date Opponent Result11-22 ^ vs. UC Santa Barbara W 91-8211-23 ^ vs. Ball State W 72-6711-24 ^ at Alaska-Fairbanks L 65-7711-27 Montana Tech W 94-5811-30 Nevada W 73-7012-06 + vs. North Texas L 72-7612-07 + vs. Morris Brown W 65-56

The2002-03Wildcatsfinishedtheseasona perfect 14-0 in Big Sky Conference play.

12-14 Wisconsin-Green Bay W 78-7212-17 at Portland W 78-7112-21 at Utah State L 64-6612-23 at Boise State W 66-6512-29 ! vs. Maine W 69-6612-30 ! at UT-Chattanooga L 63-7501-03 at Utah L 58-7201-08 BYU W 75-6901-16 * Montana State W 78-7001-18 * Montana W 97-7301-23 * at Northern Arizona W 64-6101-25 * at Sacramento State W 65-5301-29 * Portland State W 77-6402-01 * Eastern Washington W 74-6102-05 * at Idaho State W 82-7602-08 * Idaho State W 87-7002-13 * at Montana W 75-7202-15 * at Montana State W 70-5802-20 * Sacramento State W 88-6502-22 * Northern Arizona W 76-6402-27 * at Eastern Washington W 67-6403-01 * at Portland State W 83-7303-11 # Sacramento State W 82-6003-12 # Eastern Washington W 60-5703-20 $ vs. Wisconsin L 74-81^ Top of World Classic - Fairbanks, AK+ Brothers Air & Heat Shootout - Rock Hill, SC! Dr. Pepper Classic - Chattanooga, TN# Big Sky Tournament - Ogden, UT$ NCAA Tournament First Round - Spokane, WA

2003-04Overall: 15-14

Big Sky: 7-7, t2nd

Date Opponent Result11-21 Albertson College W 79-4911-25 Utah State L 60-6611-28 WarnerPacific W 79-6312-02 at Southern Utah W 82-6812-05 ^ vs. Texas State W 73-6412-06 ^ at SW Missouri State L 74-7912-13 at Nevada L 62-7412-16 Portland W 58-5112-20 at BYU L 64-8512-22 Winthrop W 69-6712-29 + vs. Troy State L 59-7912-30 + vs. Savannah State W 83-5101-03 Utah L 60-7001-10 * at Idaho State L 74-7501-15 * at Montana State L 48-61

01-17 * at Montana W 74-6101-22 * Northern Arizona L 67-7301-24 * Sacramento State W 65-5401-29 * at Portland State W 68-6301-31 * at Eastern Washington L 67-7302-07 * Idaho State L 75-8102-12 * Montana L 55-5802-14 * Montana State W 76-5902-19 * at Sacramento State L 61-6402-21 * at Northern Arizona W 73-7002-26 * Eastern Washington W 81-78(ot)02-28 * Portland State W 71-5703-06 ! at Sacramento State W 68-6203-09 # at Eastern Washington L 53-72^ Price Cutter Classic - Springfield, MO+ Oneida Bingo & Casino Classic - Green Bay, WI! Big Sky Tournament Quarterfinals - Sacramento, CA# Big Sky Tournament - Cheney, WA

2004-05Overall: 14-16

Big Sky: 7-7, 5th

Date Opponent Result11-19 Utah Valley State W 59-5111-23 Albertson College W 69-5411-28 at Winthrop L 49-6011-30 at Elon W 57-5012-04 at Wisconsin-Green Bay L 62-8212-08 Southern Utah L 56-6212-11 at Utah State L 56-7312-18 Elon W 85-5712-20 at Utah Valley State L 58-7112-23 BYU L 61-7912-28 at Utah L 40-5101-01 * at Portland State L 62-7301-06 * Montana State L 67-7601-08 * Montana W 76-6201-13 * at Northern Arizona L 71-8601-15 * at Sacramento State L 72-7801-20 * Portland State W 70-6601-22 * Eastern Washington W 63-5801-25 IPFW W 60-4701-29 * at Idaho State L 60-8402-03 * at Montana L 72-8002-05 * at Montana State L 65-7802-10 * Sacramento State W 57-5502-12 * Northern Arizona W 94-7302-17 * at Eastern Washington W 65-6302-19 ^ at Boise State L 66-8002-26 * Idaho State W 79-5603-05 # at Sacramento State W 74-7103-08 $ at Portland State W 71-6103-09 $ vs. Montana L 61-63^ ESPN Bracketbuster game# Big Sky Tournament quarterfinals - Sacramento, CA$ Big Sky Tournament - Portland, OR

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2005-06Overall: 10-17

Big Sky: 4-10, t7th

Date Opponent Result11-18 Montana Western W 77-6611-21 at Boise State W 66-6111-23 Montana Tech W 82-5111-26 Utah L 62-67(ot)11-29 at Southern Utah L 47-6812-03 Boise State L 66-7412-06 at Utah Valley State L 49-6812-10 Utah State L 60-6912-17 at BYU L 54-8012-20 Southern Utah W 85-7212-22 at IPFW W 74-6712-28 Utah Valley State W 69-6212-31 at Wyoming L 48-5801-05 * at Montana State L 65-8101-07 * at Montana L 65-7101-12 * Northern Arizona L 82-8801-14 * Sacramento State L 66-7301-19 * at Portland State L 59-7301-21 * at Eastern Washington L 50-5901-28 * Idaho State W 66-6102-02 * Montana W 72-6702-04 * Montana State W 67-5602-09 * at Sacramento State W 76-73(ot)02-11 * at Northern Arizona L 69-7702-15 * Eastern Washington L 73-7602-18 * Portland State L 66-7702-25 * at Idaho State L 74-81

RANDY RAHE150-75 / 92-24 BSC

7 seasons

2006-07Overall: 20-12

Big Sky: 11-5, t1st

Date Opponent Result11-10 Colorado Christian W 83-5711-16 ^ at Alaska-Fairbanks W 71-66(ot)11-18 ^ vs. Troy W 66-6111-19 ^ vs. Utah State L 55-6811-22 Montana Tech W 81-5311-25 at Utah State L 68-7711-29 at Utah L 55-6712-02 BYU L 69-73(ot)12-05 at Portland W 72-5612-09 at Southern Utah L 63-7512-16 Portland W 68-5112-19 Southern Utah W 59-5712-22 at Washington L 51-8012-28 * at Northern Colorado W 61-6012-30 * at Northern Arizona W 81-7301-04 * Idaho State L 55-5801-06 * Montana State W 83-6301-10 * Portland State W 75-6501-11 * Sacramento State W 88-6801-18 * at Montana State L 48-6301-20 * at Montana L 86-90(ot)01-25 * at Idaho State W 71-5801-27 * Eastern Washington W 93-8402-01 * Northern Colorado W 76-65

The 2006-07 Wildcats02-03 * Northern Arizona W 86-7902-07 * at Eastern Washington L 74-8902-08 * at Portland State W 64-6202-14 * Montana W 73-6702-26 * at Sacramento State L 83-10503-06 # Portland State W 77-7403-07 # Northern Arizona W 88-8003-15 $ vs. UCLA L 42-70^ Top of World Classic - Fairbanks, AK# Big Sky Tournament - Ogden, UT$ NCAA Tournament 1st Round - Sacramento, CA

2007-08Overall: 16-14

Big Sky: 10-6, 3rd

Date Opponent Result11-10 Utah State W 78-7111-12 ^ vs. Cal St.-San Bernadino L 59-7111-13 ^ vs. Youngstown State L 66-6911-19 at Cal State Bakersfield W 61-5611-28 Utah L 52-7212-01 at Illinois L 61-7812-05 at BYU L 57-7212-08 at San Francisco L 65-6712-14 Montana Western W 94-8412-18 CalStateBakersfield W 74-4312-23 at New Mexico L 32-6212-28 San Francisco W 62-5401-06 * at Northern Colorado L 52-5501-10 * Portland State W 73-6801-12 * Eastern Washington W 74-6401-17 * at Montana State W 78-7601-20 * at Montana W 68-6701-23 * Sacramento State W 69-5601-25 * Northern Arizona L 56-6901-31 * Idaho State W 59-5702-02 * at Idaho State L 59-6302-09 * Northern Colorado W 70-5402-14 * at Eastern Washington L 57-6902-16 * at Portland State L 73-7602-21 * Montana W 76-6702-23 * Montana State W 73-6302-28 * at Northern Arizona L 71-7403-03 * at Sacramento State W 89-6903-08 + Montana State W 65-49

03-11 # vs. Northern Arizona L 70-75^ College Basketball Experience - Los Angeles, CA+ Big Sky Tournament Quarterfinals - Ogden, UT# Big Sky Tournament - Portland, OR

2008-09Overall: 21-10

Big Sky: 15-1, 1st

Date Opponent Result11-12 ^ vs. Miami (Ohio) L 66-7011-13 ^ vs. Prarie View A&M W 78-6811-22 at Long Beach State L 69-73(ot)11-25 at Utah State L 49-7311-29 Montana Tech W 77-6212-03 BYU L 62-9212-11 Long Beach State W 72-6312-13 at Southern Utah W 66-6212-17 UC Santa Barbara W 70-6312-20 at Utah L 64-7412-22 + vs. Texas-Pan American W 61-5412-23 + at Southern Mississippi L 49-6812-29 at Arizona L 65-7101-03 * Northern Colorado W 88-84(ot)01-08 * at Portland State W 80-6601-11 * at Eastern Washington W 77-6901-15 * Montana State L 70-7501-17 * Montana W 74-5501-22 * at Sacramento State W 67-5901-24 * at Northern Arizona W 59-5401-29 * at Idaho State W 76-67(ot)01-31 * Idaho State W 76-6102-05 * at Northern Colorado W 82-7602-12 * Eastern Washington W 74-5702-14 * Portland State W 78-6802-19 * at Montana W 69-5802-26 * Northern Arizona W 70-5102-28 * Sacramento State W 97-6103-03 * at Montana State W 84-6403-10 # Montana State L 61-7003-17 $ at San Diego State L 49-65^ 2K Sports Classic - Los Angeles, CA+ Mississippi Gulf Coast Classic - Gulfport, MS# Big Sky Tournament - Ogden, UT$ NIT First Round - San Diego, CA


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2009-10Overall: 20-11

Big Sky: 13-3, 1st

Date Opponent Result11-13 Utah State L 60-6611-17 at UC Santa Barbara L 57-6611-22 at Seattle L 87-9111-24 Western State W 89-6211-27 at BYU L 70-8712-02 Utah W 83-7612-05 * at Sacramento State W 80-6512-09 Montana Tech W 73-7012-12 Southern Utah W 84-6612-17 at UNLV L 62-7312-21 ^ vs. Cal State Fullerton W 82-7112-22 ^ vs. Moorehead State W 66-6412-23 ^ at Utah State L 73-8512-31 * Montana State W 75-6201-02 * Montana W 64-5601-07 * at Northern Colorado L 75-8401-09 * at Northern Arizona W 87-6201-16 * at Idaho State W 95-93(3ot)01-22 * Portland State W 86-8301-23 * Eastern Washington W 89-6701-29 * Sacramento State W 81-5902-05 * at Montana L 61-7502-06 * at Montana State W 75-7102-12 * Northern Arizona W 76-6602-13 * Northern Colorado W 81-7602-20 * Idaho State W 89-6402-26 * at Eastern Washington W 85-5702-28 * at Portland State L 79-8403-09 # Portland State W 69-6003-10 # Montana L 65-6603-17 $ at Cincinnati L 62-76^ Basketball Travelers Invitational - Logan, UT# Big Sky Tournament - Ogden, UT$ NIT First Round - Cincinnati, OH

2010-11Overall: 18-14

Big Sky: 11-5, 3rd

Date Opponent Result11-13 at Utah State L 65-7711-16 Colorado Christian W 97-7311-20 at Utah L 75-9011-25 ^ at Alaska-Anchorage W 86-5411-26 ^ vs. Arizona State L 58-5911-27 ^ vs. Drake W 82-8112-04 Seattle W 65-61 12-11 at Southern Utah W 77-7112-16 at Tulsa L 79-81(ot)12-18 Univ. of the Southwest W 94-5412-21 BYU L 66-7212-29 * at Montana State L 72-7512-31 * at Montana L 56-7501-08 * at Northern Arizona W 68-6701-13 * Sacramento State W 84-7101-15 * Idaho State W 71-6701-20 * at Portland State L 69-7101-22 * at Northern Colorado L 46-6501-29 * Northern Colorado W 72-7102-03 * Montana W 68-5202-05 * Montana State W 78-5802-10 * Northern Arizona W 82-5502-12 * at Eastern Washington W 80-68

02-16 * Portland State W 80-5802-18 + at San Jose State L 46-6202-22 * at Idaho State W 63-3902-26 * at Sacramento State W 73-7003-02 * Eastern Washington L 59-7503-05 ! Eastern Washington W 79-7003-08 # vs. Montana L 40-5703-11 at Saint Mary’s L 54-7703-16 $ at Oregon L 59-68^ Great Alaksa Shootout - Anchorage, AK+ ESPN Braketbuster game - San Jose, CA! Big Sky Tournament Quarterfinal - Ogden, UT# Big Sky Tournament - Greeley, CO$ College Basketball Invitational First Round - Eugene, OR

2011-12Overall: 25-7

Big Sky: 14-2, 2nd

Date Opponent Result11-11 Northern New Mexico W 109-5011-15 Utah State W 73-6311-19 at UC Irvine W 80-7211-27 ^ vs. Jacksonville State W 69-6111-28 ^ at Saint Mary’s L 70-8712-03 San Jose State W 91-89(2ot)12-07 at BYU L 66-9412-10 Southern Utah W 84-6612-16 at California L 57-7712-19 Mayville State W 106-5712-22 Utah W 80-5112-29 * Idaho State W 78-6412-31 * Sacramento State W 74-6301-05 * at Eastern Washington W 76-6901-07 * at Portland State W 88-8101-12 * Montana State W 63-4901-14 * Montana W 80-6401-19 * Northern Arizona W 81-6701-26 * at Sacramento State W 75-6001-28 * at Idaho State L 62-6402-02 * Portland State W 92-7902-04 * Northern Colorado W 93-8102-09 * at Northern Arizona W 67-4902-11 * Eastern Washington W 84-7502-15 * at Montana State W 79-7002-18 ! UT Arlington W 72-7002-23 * at Northern Colorado W 88-7102-28 * at Montana L 51-6603-06 # vs. Portland State W 69-6303-07 # at Montana L 66-8503-13 $ Utah Valley W 72-6903-18 $ at Loyola Marymount L 78-84(ot)^ Saint Mary’s Classic - Moraga, CA! ESPN Braketbuster game - Ogden, UT# Big Sky Tournament - Missoula, MT$ Collegeinsider.com Postseason Tournament

2012-13Overall: 30-7

Big Sky: 18-2, 2nd

Date Opponent Result11-09 Arizona Christian W 110-5211-15 at San Jose State L 67-68(ot)11-24 at Utah State L 55-6511-28 at Dayton W 62-6112-05 Utah Valley W 89-5612-08 UC Irvine W 65-5112-15 BYU L 68-78

12-20 * at E. Washington W 74-5312-22 * at Portland State W 73-69(ot)12-29 Southwest (NM) W 110-4501-03 * Northern Colorado W 79-5401-05 * North Dakota W 95-6301-10 * at Southern Utah W 81-7401-14 * at Idaho State W 70-5401-17 * Northern Arizona W 83-7001-19 * Sacramento State W 65-5601-24 * at Montana State L 74-7901-26 * at Montana L 74-7601-31 * at North Dakota W 66-5102-02 * at Northern Colorado W 85-6402-09 * Southern Utah W 75-5802-11 * Idaho State W 56-4002-14 * Montana W 87-6302-16 * Montana State W 69-6102-23 + at Oral Roberts W 70-6602-28 * at Sacramento State W 70-5503-01 * at Northern Arizona W 80-78(ot)03-07 * Portland State W 80-5203-09 * Eastern Washington W 65-5703-14 # vs. Northern Arizona W 84-5803-15 # vs. North Dakota W 76-7403-16 # at Montana L 64-6703-20 $ Cal Poly W 85-4303-23 $ Air Force W 78-5703-27 $ Oral Roberts W 83-7403-30 $ at Northern Iowa W 59-5604-02 $ East Carolina L 74-77+ Ramada Bracketbuster game# Big Sky Tournament - Missoula, Mont.$ College Basketball Invitational


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RECORD AGAINST ALL-TIME OPPONENTS

All-time First Last WSUOpponent Record Game Game StreakAir Force 2-1 74-75 12-13 Won 2Alabama 0-2 98-99 99-00 Lost 2Akron 0-1 88-89 88-89 Lost 1Alameda State 1-0 62-63 62-63 Won 1Alaska-Anchorage 4-2 78-79 10-11 Won 3 Alaska-Fairbanks 3-1 78-79 06-07 Won 1Albertson (C. of Idaho) 3-1 62-63 04-05 Won 2Albuquerque 1-0 66-67 66-67 Won 1Anderson 1-0 00-02 00-02 Won 1Arizona 0-4 66-67 08-09 Lost 4Arizona Christian 1-0 12-13 12-13 Won 1Arizona State 1-2 69-70 10-11 Lost 2Arkansas 0-2 77-78 78-79 Lost 2Army 1-0 73-74 73-74 Won 1Auburn 0-1 97-98 97-98 Lost 1Augustana (SD) 1-0 71-72 71-72 Won 1Austin Peay 1-0 75-76 75-76 Won 1Ball State 1-0 02-03 02-03 Won 1Baylor 1-2 71-72 94-95 Won 1Boise State 41-28 69-70 05-06 Lost 1Bradley 1-0 01-02 01-02 Won 1BYU 10-28 73-74 12-13 Lost 10BYU-Hawaii 3-0 94-95 98-99 Won 3Butler 2-0 68-69 82-83 Won 2California 0-2 70-71 11-12 Lost 2Cal Poly 1-0 12-13 12-13 Won 1Cal Poly Pomona 1-0 71-72 71-72 Won 1Cal State Bakersfield 2-0 07-08 07-08 Won 2Cal State Chico 5-0 63-64 77-78 Won 5Cal State Fullerton 4-1 62-63 09-10 Won 3Cal State Hayward 3-0 66-67 72-73 Won 3Cal State Los Angeles 2-1 63-64 67-68 Won 2Cal State Northridge 13-8 73-74 00-01 Lost 5Cal St. San Bernadino 0-1 07-08 07-08 Lost 1Cal State Stanislaus 1-0 76-77 76-77 Won 1Carroll College 7-0 62-63 75-76 Won 7Central Washington 2-0 62-63 93-94 Won 2Chaminade 1-0 75-76 75-76 Won 1Chapman College 1-0 66-67 66-67 Won 1Chattanooga 0-2 01-02 02-03 Lost 2Chico State 4-0 63-64 65-66 Won 4Cincinnati 0-1 09-10 09-10 Lost 1Citadel 1-0 91-92 91-92 Won 1Colorado 0-2 86-87 87-88 Lost 2Colorado Christian 2-0 06-07 10-11 Won 2Colorado State 5-1 67-68 01-02 Won 3Concordia 1-0 01-02 01-02 Won 1Coppin State 1-0 96-97 96-97 Won 1Creighton 1-0 68-69 68-69 Won 1Dayton 1-0 12-13 12-13 Won 1Delawre 0-1 94-95 95-95 Lost 1DePaul 0-3 86-87 89-90 Lost 3Denver 2-0 92-93 89-90 Won 2Doane College 1-0 73-74 73-74 Won 1Drake 1-0 10-11 10-11 Won 1East Carolina 0-1 12-13 12-13 Lost 1East Tennessee St. 1-0 78-79 78-79 Won 1Eastern Illinois 1-0 92-93 92-93 Won 1Eastern Kentucky 1-0 70-71 70-71 Won 1Eastern Montana 9-0 62-63 66-67 Won 9Eastern Oregon 1-0 62-63 62-63 Won 1Eastern Washington 43-20 78-79 12-13 Won 5Elon 2-0 04-05 04-05 Won 2Evansville 3-0 70-71 72-73 Won 3Florida 0-1 98-99 98-99 Lost 1Fort Lewis 0-1 62-63 62-63 Lost 1Fresno State 4-1 64-65 95-96 Won 1Georgetown 0-1 94-95 94-95 Lost 1Georgia Southern 1-0 99-00 99-00 Won 1Gonzaga 31-12 62-63 93-94 Lost 1Grand Canyon 1-0 80-81 80-81 Won 1Hawaii 4-2 67-68 75-76 Lost 2Hawaii-Hilo 1-0 74-75 74-75 Won 1

All-time First Last WSUOpponent Record Game Game StreakHumboldt State 1-0 68-69 68-69 Won 1Idaho 52-20 63-64 95-96 Won 1Idaho State 73-41 62-63 12-13 Won 2Illinois 0-1 07-08 07-08 Lost 1Illinois-Chicago 1-0 79-80 79-80 Won 1Illinois State 0-1 01-02 01-02 Lost 1Indiana 0-1 95-96 95-96 Lost 1Indiana State 1-0 68-69 68-69 Won 1Iowa 0-1 97-98 97-98 Lost 1IPFW 2-0 04-05 05-06 Won 2Jacksonville State 1-0 11-12 11-12 Won 1James Madison 0-1 80-81 80-81 Lost 1Kent State 1-0 95-96 95-96 Won 1Lamar 0-3 79-80 84-85 Lost 3Lewis-Clark State 3-0 88-89 94-95 Won 3Long Beach State 3-8 69-70 08-09 Won 1Loyola Marymount 4-1 69-70 11-12 Lost 1Louisiana State 1-1 72-73 01-02 Won 1Louisiana Tech 0-2 86-87 87-88 Lost 2Maine 1-0 02-03 02-03 Won 1Mayville State 1-0 11-12 11-12 Won 1McNeese State 1-0 80-81 80-81 Won 1Mercer 1-0 75-76 75-76 Won 1Mesa State 1-0 98-99 98-99 Won 1Miami (Ohio) 0-2 86-87 08-09 Lost 2Michigan 0-1 95-96 95-96 Lost 1Michigan State 2-1 79-80 96-97 Lost 1Midwestern State 4-0 71-72 81-82 Won 4Minnesota 0-1 91-92 91-92 Lost 1Montana 65-51 62-63 12-13 Lost 1Montana State 75-36 63-64 12-13 Won 1Montana Tech 5-0 02-03 09-10 Won 5Montana Western 9-0 62-63 07-08 Won 9Mount St. Mary’s 1-0 97-98 97-98 Won 1Morris Brown 3-0 00-01 02-03 Won 3Moorehead State 1-0 09-10 09-10 Won 1Nebraska 0-1 96-97 96-97 Lost 1Nevada 19-20 62-63 03-04 Lost 1New Mexico 2-2 79-80 07-08 Lost 2New Mexico Highlands 1-0 62-63 62-63 Won 1New Mexico State 4-2 67-68 84-85 Won 3North Carolina 1-1 76-77 98-99 Won 1North Carolina State 1-0 93-94 93-94 Won 1North Dakota 3-0 12-13 12-13 Won 3North Texas 2-2 81-82 02-03 Lost 2Northern Arizona 72-26 66-67 12-13 Won 11Northern Colorado 11-3 06-07 12-13 Won 5Northern Ilinois 3-1 65-66 74-75 Lost 1Northern Iowa 1-0 12-13 12-13 Won 1Northern New Mexico 1-0 11-12 11-12 Won 1Northwest Nazarene 1-0 62-63 62-63 Won 1Oklahoma City 2-0 73-74 77-79 Won 2Old Dominion 0-1 95-95 94-95 Lost 1Oral Roberts 4-2 73-74 12-13 Won 4Oregon 0-3 71-72 10-11 Lost 3Oregon State 1-3 71-72 77-78 Lost 1Oregon Tech 1-0 93-94 93-94 Won 1Pacific 2-1 72-73 83-84 Won 2Pan American 1-0 67-68 67-68 Won 1Pennsylvania 0-1 80-81 80-81 Lost 1Pepperdine 4-1 66-67 96-97 Won 1Portland 8-0 70-71 06-07 Won 8Portland State 32-11 64-65 12-13 Won 6Praire View A&M 2-0 90-91 08-09 Won 2Princeton 0-2 82-83 00-01 Lost 2Puget Sound 1-0 79-80 79-80 Won 1Purdue 0-4 92-93 94-95 Lost 4Rhode Island 1-1 79-80 80-81 Lost 1Rice 1-0 98-99 98-99 Won 1Rocky Mountain 1-0 73-74 73-74 Won 1Sacramento State 35-4 69-70 12-13 Won 12Saint Louis 1-0 76-77 76-77 Won 1Saint Mary’s 0-4 90-91 11-12 Lost 4

All-time First Last WSUOpponent Record Game Game StreakSam Houston State 1-0 85-86 85-86 Won 1San Diego 3-1 62-63 93-94 Won 2San Diego State 0-1 08-09 08-09 Lost 1San Francisco 2-3 70-71 07-08 Won 1San Jose State 2-3 73-74 12-13 Lost 1Santa Clara 2-1 68-69 85-86 Won 2St. Francis (Ill.) 1-0 79-80 79-80 Won 1St. Joseph (NM) 1-0 64-65 64-65 Won 1St. Martin’s 1-0 88-89 98-99 Won 1Savannah State 2-0 01-02 03-04 Won 2Seattle 10-6 65-66 10-11 Won 1Seattle Pacific 1-0 97-98 97-98 Won 1Simon Fraser 4-0 80-81 84-85 Won 4South Dakota State 1-0 78-79 78-79 Won 1Southern Colorado 6-5 63-64 89-90 Won 2Southern Illinois 1-1 71-72 72-73 Lost 1Southern Mississippi 0-1 08-09 08-09 Lost 1Southern Oregon St. 1-0 88-89 88-89 Won 1Southern Utah 25-6 82-83 12-13 Won 7Southern Virginia 1-0 99-00 99-00 Won 1Southwest Missouri St. 0-1 03-04 03-04 Lost 1SW Louisiana 3-3 67-68 85-86 Lost 1Stetson 1-0 99-00 99-00 Won 1Stout State 1-0 72-73 72-73 Won 1Tennessee State 1-0 85-86 85-86 Won 1Texas 1-1 83-84 92-93 Lost 1Texas Pan American 2-0 67-78 08-09 Won 2Texas Southern 1-0 95-96 95-96 Won 1Texas State 1-0 03-04 03-04 Won 1Texas Tech 1-0 98-99 98-99 Won 1Texas Wesleyan 2-0 78-79 84-85 Won 2Trinity (Tex.) 1-0 73-74 73-74 Won 1Troy 1-1 03-04 06-07 Won 1Tulsa 0-1 10-11 10-11 Lost 1US Coast Guard 1-0 93-94 93-94 Won 1UC Davis 2-0 77-78 94-95 Won 2UC Irvine 3-0 83-84 12-13 Won 3UC Riverside 1-1 00-01 00-01 Lost 1UC Santa Barbara 2-1 02-03 09-10 Lost 1UCLA 0-2 71-72 06-07 Lost 2UNLV 1-2 98-99 09-10 Lost 2Univ. of the Southwest 2-0 10-11 12-13 Won 2US International 2-2 80-81 89-90 Lost 1Utah 14-26 72-73 11-12 Won 1Utah State 26-39 70-71 12-13 Lost 1Utah Valley 4-2 04-05 12-13 Won 3UT Arlington 1-0 11-12 11-12 Won 1UTEP 0-2 65-66 66-67 Lost 2Virginia Military Inst. 1-0 91-92 91-92 Won 1Virginia Tech 1-0 73-74 73-74 Won 1Wagner 1-0 94-95 94-95 Won 1Warner Pacific 1-0 03-04 03-04 Won 1Washington 0-1 06-07 06-07 Lost 1Washington State 0-1 82-83 82-83 Lost 1Westmont College 1-0 80-81 80-81 Won 1West Texas State 5-3 68-69 71-72 Lost 1West Virginia 0-1 74-75 74-75 Lost 1Western Michigan 1-0 89-90 89-90 Won 1Western Oregon 2-0 85-86 99-00 Won 2Western State 1-0 09-10 09-10 Won 1Western Washington 1-0 90-91 90-91 Won 1Westminster 8-0 62-63 99-00 Won 8Whitworth 2-0 63-64 64-65 Won 2Winthrop 1-1 03-04 04-05 Lost 1Wisconsin 1-1 01-02 02-03 Lost 1Wisconsin-Green Bay 1-1 02-03 04-05 Lost 1Wisconsin-Milwaukee 1-0 65-66 65-66 Won 1Wisconsin-Superior 1-0 81-82 81-82 Won 1Wisconsin-Stout 1-0 72-73 72-73 Won 1Wyoming 2-4 64-65 05-06 Lost 1Youngstown State 0-1 07-08 07-08 Lost 1

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BRIGHAM YOUNGOverall: 10-28In Ogden: 8-11In Provo: 0-19

11/30/73 Provo 76-77 L12/06/74 Ogden 76-63 W 12/20/75 Provo 80-89 L11/27/76 Ogden 96-75 W01/03/78 Provo 76-81 L12/23/80 Ogden 78-85 L12/15/81 Provo 55-63 L01/06/83 Ogden 84-81 (OT) W01/07/84 Provo 81-86 (OT) L 12/08/84 Ogden 87-79 W12/28/85 Provo 86-88 (OT) L12/18/86 Ogden 69-84 L 12/11/87 #Provo 71-104 L 12/01/88 Ogden 80-78 W 11/28/89 Provo 65-81 L11/29/90 Ogden 57-69 L12/21/91 Provo 68-81 L12/08/92 Ogden 83-77 (OT) W12/21/93 Provo 79-92 L 12/21/94 Ogden 86-74 W12/12/95 Provo 86-91 L12/04/96 OGDEN 97-80 W12/12/97 #Provo 70-83 L11/19/98 Ogden 83-80 W12/11/99 #Provo 53-66 L12/28/00 Ogden 75-84 L12/05/01 Provo 47-65 L 01/08/03 Ogden 75-69 W12/20/03 Provo 64-85 L12/23/04 Ogden 61-79 L12/17/05 Provo 54-80 L12/02/06 Ogden 69-73 (OT) L12/05/07 Provo 57-72 L12/03/08 Ogden 62-92 L11/27/09 Provo 70-87 L12/21/10 Ogden 66-72 L12/07/11 Provo 66-94 L12/15/12 Ogden 68-78 L#Cougar Classic Game

COLORADO STATE Overall: 5-1

In Ogden: 2-0In Fort Collins: 1-1Neutral sites: 1-0

12/01/67 Fort Collins 71-61 W01/22/68 Ogden 88-73 W12/08/73 Fort Collins 68-75 L12/16/74 Ogden 67-58 W12/02/95 Fort Collins 66-58 W11/25/01 Hilo, HI 72-69 W

UTAH STATEOverall: 26-39

In Ogden: 16-15In Logan: 8-23

Neutral site: 2-1

02-23-71 Logan 63-62 W01/13-72 Logan 69-67 W03/01/72 Ogden 65-67 L01/11/73 Logan 75-81 L02/28/73 Ogden 75-67 W01/24/74 Logan 64-87 L02/27/74 Ogden 89-87 (OT) W01/22/75 Logan 66-92 L03/05/75 Ogden 70-72 (OT)L 01/21/76 Logan 74-75 L02/24/76 Ogden 80-65 W 12/10/76 Logan 72-67 W01/18/77 Ogden 89-76 W 12/10/77 Ogden 84-79 (OT) W01/17/78 Logan 65-74 L12/16/78 Ogden 70-76 L12/23/78 Logan 73-64 W11/30/79 Logan 84-91 (OT) L12/06/79 Ogden 79-73 W12/04/80 Ogden 66-81 L01/03/81 Logan 69-82 L12/12/81 Ogden 86-61 W01/02/82 Logan 83-78 W12/04/82 Ogden 83-57 W12/16/82 Logan 62-74 L 12/03/83 Logan 74-73 W12/22/83 Ogden 63-69 L 12/01/84 Ogden 77-70 W12/14/84 Logan 83-104 L11/29/85 Logan 92-85 W12/14/85 Ogden 108-76 W12/13/86 Ogden 74-84 L12/20/86 Logan 67-75 L12/22/87 Ogden 93-107 L12/29/87 Logan 69-92 L 12/03/88 Logan 93-106 L12/19/88 Ogden 75-74 W 12/20/89 Logan 52-70 L12/29/89 Ogden 62-64 L12/13/90 Logan 62-77 L12/19/90 Ogden 72-82 L12/07/91 Ogden 78-92 L12/30/91 Logan 72-84 L 12/12/92 Ogden 85-80 W12/07/93 Logan 87-86 W12/16/95 Salt Lake City 81-79 (OT) W12/19/96 Ogden 68-80 L12/27/97 Logan 65-71 L12/19/98 Salt Lake City 82-72 W 12/21/99 Ogden 86-73 W12/23/00 Logan 77-89 L 12/08/01 Ogden 67-64 W12/21/02 Logan 64-66 L11/25/03 Ogden 60-66 L12/11/04 Logan 56-73 L12/10/05 Ogden 60-69 L 11/19/06 %Fairbanks, Alaska 55-68 L11/25/06 Logan 68-77 L 11/10/07 Ogden 78-71 W 11/25/08 Logan 49-75 L

11/13/09 Ogden 60-66 L12/23/09 &Logan 73-85 L11/13/10 Logan 65-77 L11/15/11 Ogden 73-63 W11/24/12 Logan 55-65 L

SAN JOSE STATE Overall: 2-3

In Ogden: 2-0In San Jose: 0-2

01/19/74 San Jose 56-64 L11/29/75 Ogden 98-82 W02/18/11 San Jose 46-62 L12/03/12 Ogden 91-89 (2ot) W11/15/12 San Jose 67-68 (ot) L

UT ARLINGTON Overall: 1-0

In Ogden: 1-002/18/12 Ogden 72-70 W

UTAH VALLEY Overall: 4-2

In Ogden: 4-0In Orem: 0-2

11/19/04 Ogden 59-51 W12/20/04 Orem 58-71 L12/06/05 Orem 49-68 L12/28/05 Ogden 69-62 W 03/13/12 $Ogden 72-69 W12/05/12 Ogden 89-56 W$CIT Tournament First Round

SAINT KATHERINE COLLEGE First meeting

UCLA Overall: 0-2

In Los Angeles: 0-0Neutral site: 0-2

03/16/72 $Pocatello, ID 58-90 L03/15/07 $Sacramento, CA 42-70 L$NCAA Tournament

NORTHERN NEW MEXICO

Overall: 1-0In Ogden: 1-0

11/11/11 Ogden 109-50 W

SERIES RECORD VS. 2013-14 OPPONENTS

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EASTERN WASHINGTONOverall: 41-20In Ogden: 27-4

In Cheney: 14-14Neutral site: 0-2

12/14/78 Ogden 83-65 W 12/01/83 Ogden 74-63 W 12/15/84 Ogden 98-47 W01/30/85 Cheney 61-55 W12/05/85 Ogden 68-64 W 02/10/86 Cheney 82-85(OT) L 01/16/88 Ogden 89-69 W01/28/88 Cheney 64-66 L01/27/89 Cheney 63-66 L02/23/89 Ogden 82-73 W01/24/90 Cheney 79-81 (OT) L02/15/90 Ogden 77-66 W03/09/90 #Boise, ID 67-83 L01/10/91 Ogden 88-80 W02/09/91 Cheney 73-72 W01/23/92 Cheney 68-71 L02/29/92 Ogden 109-67 W01/30/93 Ogden 64-57 W02/27/93 Cheney 83-73 W 01/29/94 Cheney 100-68 W02/24/94 Ogden 87-60 W01/28/95 Ogden 72-59 W02/23/95 Cheney 83-74 W 01/27/96 Cheney 119-88 W02/22/96 Ogden 106-83 W01/11/97 Cheney 73-81 L01/22/97 Ogden 98-69 W 01/10/98 Ogden 97-81 W01/23/98 Cheney 64-75 L 01/16/99 Cheney 101-100 4 OTs W01/27/99 Ogden 97-82 W01/22/00 Ogden 78-90 L02/04/00 Cheney 83-95 L 01/27/01 Cheney 70-64 W02/08/01 Ogden 70-81 L 01/25/02 Ogden 89-78 W02/23/02 Cheney 66-68 L03/08/02 #Bozeman, MT 57-62 L 02/01/03 Ogden 74-61 W02/27/03 Cheney 67-64 W03/12/03 #Ogden 60-57 W01/31/04 Cheney 67-73 L02/26/04 Ogden 81-78 (OT) W03/09/04 #Cheney 53-72 L 01/22/05 Ogden 63-58 W02/17/05 Cheney 65-63 W01/21/06 Cheney 50-59 L02/15/06 Ogden 73-76 L 01/27/07 Ogden 93-84 W02/07/07 Cheney 74-89 L01/12/08 Ogden 74-64 W02/14/08 Cheney 57-69 L 01/11/09 Cheney 77-69 W02/12/09 Ogden 74-57 W01/23/10 Ogden 89-67 W02/26/10 Cheney 85-57 W 02/12/11 Cheney 80-68 W03/02/11 Ogden 59-75 L03/05/11 #Ogden 79-70 W01/05/12 Cheney 76-69 W

02/11/12 Ogden 84-75 W#Big Sky Conference Tournament

IDAHO STATEOverall: 73-41

In Ogden: 44-11In Pocatello: 25-27

Neutral site: 4-3 1962-63 OGDEN 81-72 W 1963-64 Pocatello 79-92 L Pocatello 81-84 L OGDEN 104-88 W 1964-65 OGDEN 64-55 W POCATELLO 79-75 W 1965-66 OGDEN 114-92 W POCATELLO 102-92 W 1966-67 OGDEN 99-84 W Pocatello 84-86 L 1967-68 POCATELLO 87-75 W POCATELLO 92-74 W OGDEN 108-73 W 1968-69 OGDEN 82-66 W OGDEN 75-68 W POCATELLO 94-75 W 1969-70 Pocatello 77-85 L POCATELLO 70-65 OT W Ogden 85-87 OT L 1970-71 Pocatello 65-67 L OGDEN 81-74 W 1971-72 Pocatello 63-67 L OGDEN 89-75 W 1972-73 OGDEN 75-54 W POCATELLO 56-52 W 1973-74 Ogden 67-71 OT L POCATELLO 66-64 W 1974-75 POCATELLO 67-59 W Ogden 55-56 L 1975-76 Pocatello 58-75 L OGDEN 71-70 W 1976-77 Pocatello 71-85 L OGDEN 80-73 W #Pocatello 55-61 L 1977-78 OGDEN 68-65 W Pocatello 67-77 L #MISSOULA, MT 84-79 W 1978-79 POCATELLO 81-70 W OGDEN 85-68 W 1979-80 POCATELLO 83-67 W OGDEN 81-67 W 1980-81 Pocatello 60-61 L OGDEN 78-67 4OTs W 1981-82 POCATELLO 77-67 W Ogden 68-71 L 1982-83 OGDEN 95-65 W Pocatello 52-64 L 1983-84 Pocatello 58-62 L OGDEN 88-71 W 1984-85 OGDEN 85-68 W POCATELLO 102-86 W #Boise, Idaho 78-80 L 1985-86 Pocatello 58-59 L Ogden 62-66 L 1986-87 OGDEN 68-66 W Pocatello 58-79 L 1987-88 %Provo, Utah 71-72 L

Ogden 58-73 L Pocatello 69-78 L #Bozeman, Montana 57-58 L 1988-89 OGDEN 85-57 W Pocatello 71-77 L 1989-90 OGDEN 86-68 W POCATELLO 54-52 W 1990-91 Ogden 74-75 L Pocatello 96-99 OT L 1991-92 OGDEN 80-77 W Pocatello 82-88 L #MISSOULA, MT 92-74 W 1992-93 OGDEN 91-80 W Pocatello 89-94 L 1993-94 Pocatello 73-94 L OGDEN 102-88 W 1994-95 Pocatello 70-86 L OGDEN 89-73 W #OGDEN 71-65 W 1995-96 OGDEN 93-67 W Pocatello 70-77 L 1996-97 OGDEN 71-65 W POCATELLO 84-76 W #FLAGSTAFF, AZ 68-58 W 1997-98 POCATELLO 69-60 W OGDEN 77-50 W 1998-99 OGDEN 77-56 W POCATELLO 76-62 W 1999-00 POCATELLO 84-77 W OGDEN 73-71 W 2000-01 OGDEN 80-76 W Pocatello 73-78 L #NORTHRIDGE, CA 86-67 W 2001-02 POCATELLO 65-46 W OGDEN 88-82 OT W 2002-03 POCATELLO 82-76 W OGDEN 87-70 W 2003-04 Pocatello 74-75 L Ogden 75-81 L 2004-05 Pocatello 60-84 L OGDEN 79-56 W 2005-06 OGDEN 66-61 W Pocatello 74-81 L 2006-07 Ogden 55-58 L POCATELLO 71-58 W 2007-08 OGDEN 59-57 W Pocatello 59-63 L 2008-09 POCATELLO 76-67 OT W OGDEN 75-61 W 2009-10 POCATELLO 95-93 3 OTs W OGDEN 89-64 W 2010-11 OGDEN 71-67 W POCATELLO 63-39 W12/29/11 Ogden 78-64 W01/28/12 Pocatello 62-64 L01/14/13 Pocatello 70-54 W02/11/13 Ogden 56-40 W#BIG SKY TOURNAMENT%Cougar Classic - Provo, Utah


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MONTANAOverall: 65-52

In Ogden: 42-15In Missoula: 22-33Neutral site: 1-3

1962-63 OGDEN 89-79 W Missoula 75-84 L 1963-64 Missoula 62-74 L OGDEN 83-78 W 1964-65 Missoula 74-75 L OGDEN 98-75 W 1965-66 Missoula 66-84 L OGDEN 106-82 W 1966-67 MISSOULA 72-70 W OGDEN 96-77 W 1967-68 Ogden 67-74 L OGDEN 75-51 W MISSOULA 83-63 W 1968-69 OGDEN 91-61 W MISSOULA 96-72 W MISSOULA 95-77 W 1969-70 MISSOULA 85-80 W OGDEN 58-51 W OGDEN 104-61 W 1970-71 OGDEN 85-64 W MISSOULA 82-57 W 1971-72 Missoula 60-62 L OGDEN 71-60 W 1972-73 OGDEN 61-48 W MISSOULA 67-56 W 1973-74 Missoula 69-88 L Ogden 61-62 L 1974-75 Missoula 48-68 L Ogden 59-62 L 1975-76 Missoula 60-69 L OGDEN 76-66 W 1976-77 OGDEN 83-72 W Missoula 62-75 L 1977-78 Missoula 52-62 L Ogden 56-58 OT L #MISSOULA 62-55 OT W 1978-79 OGDEN 60-46 W Missoula 73-78 L #OGDEN 98-71 W 1979-80 MISSOULA 51-48 W OGDEN 74-60 W #OGDEN 50-42 W 1980-81 Ogden 62-69 L Missoula 51-68 L 1981-82 Ogden 44-47 L Missoula 50-61 L 1982-83 OGDEN 70-63 W MISSOULA 56-54 W #RENO, NEVADA 54-53 W 1983-84 MISSOULA 67-59 OT W OGDEN 59-58 W 1984-85 OGDEN 95-70 W Missoula 58-66 L 1985-86 Missoula 61-87 L OGDEN 95-80 W #Reno, Nevada 68-72 L 1986-87 OGDEN 84-70 W Missoula 78-82 L 1987-88 Missoula 57-60 L OGDEN 67-60 W 1988-89 MISSOULA 76-66 W

Ogden 59-65 L 1989-90 Ogden 51-65 L Missoula 63-65 L 1990-91 Missoula 60-72 L Ogden 67-79 L 1991-92 Missoula 60-62 L Ogden 73-77 L 1992-93 Missoula 61-68 L OGDEN 74-66 W 1993-94 OGDEN 97-91 3OTs W MISSOULA 84-75 W 1994-95 Ogden 87-92 L MISSOULA 57-54 W #OGDEN 84-62 W 1995-96 Missoula 77-84 L OGDEN 97-80 W1996-97 OGDEN 104-95 W MISSOULA 72-68 W #Flagstaff, Arizona 56-81 L1997-98 MISSOULA 60-58 W OGDEN 70-63 W 1998-99 OGDEN 79-61 W %Missoula 53-87 L 1999-00 MISSOULA 78-76 W Ogden 54-66 L 2000-01 OGDEN 80-69 W Missoula 63-66 L 2001-02 Ogden 73-80 L MISSOULA 90-71 W 2002-03 OGDEN 97-73 W MISSOULA 75-72 W 2003-04 MISSOULA 74-61 W Ogden 55-58 L 2004-05 OGDEN 76-62 W Missoula 72-80 L #Portland, Oregon 61-63 L 2005-06 Missoula 65-71 L OGDEN 72-67 W 2006-07 Missoula 86--90 OT L OGDEN 73-67 W 2007-08 MISSOULA 68-67 W OGDEN 76-67 W 2008-09 OGDEN 71-55 W MISSOULA 68-59 W 2009-10 OGDEN 64-56 W Missoula 61-75 L #Ogden 65-66 L 2010-11 Missoula 56-75 L OGDEN 68-52 W01-14-12 Ogden 80-64 W02-28-12 Missoula 51-66 L03-07-12 #Missoula 66-85 L01-26-13 Missoula 74-76 L02-14-13 Ogden 87-63 W03-16-13 #Missoula 64-67 L#BIG SKY TOURNAMENT%Game Played at Sentinel High School

MONTANA STATEOverall: 76-35In Ogden: 47-7

In Bozeman: 25-27Neutral site: 2-1

1963-64 Bozeman 69-89 L OGDEN 91-84 W 1964-65 BOZEMAN 83-72 W OGDEN 101-84 W 1965-66 BOZEMAN 105-91 W OGDEN 100-76 W 1966-67 Bozeman 63-79 L Ogden 67-79 L 1967-68 OGDEN 94-61 W Bozeman 63-70 L BOZEMAN 85-50 W 1968-69 OGDEN 71-60 W OGDEN 86-69 W BOZEMAN 86-84 OT W 1969-70 BOZEMAN 73-70 W BOZEMAN 66-52 W OGDEN 80-55 W 1970-71 OGDEN 87-63 W BOZEMAN 96-80 W 1971-72 BOZEMAN 62-49 W OGDEN 68-53 W 1972-73 OGDEN 86-63 W BOZEMAN 66-57 W 1973-74 Bozeman 58-63 L OGDEN 60-49 W 1974-75 BOZEMAN 85-74 W OGDEN 78-74 W 1975-76 Bozeman 80-88 L OGDEN 84-79 W 1976-77 OGDEN 96-83 W BOZEMAN 105-87 W 1977-78 BOZEMAN 83-73 W OGDEN 90-80 W 1978-79 OGDEN 59-51 W Bozeman 71-74 L 1979-80 BOZEMAN 77-60 W OGDEN 94-83 W #OGDEN 93-70 W 1980-81 Ogden 41-50 L Bozeman 57-60 L 1981-82 OGDEN 71-56 W Bozeman 55-69 L 1982-83 OGDEN 87-75 W BOZEMAN 71-54 W 1983-84 Bozeman 66-69 L OGDEN 68-59 W 1984-85 OGDEN 79-66 W Bozeman 66-79 L 1985-86 Bozeman 78-95 L OGDEN 119-114 (2ot) W 1986-87 Ogden 83-88 L Bozeman 78-108 L #FLAGSTAFF 106-101 W 1987-88 Bozeman 77-81 L OGDEN 80-76 OT W 1988-89 OGDEN 78-64 W BOZEMAN 81-77 W 1989-90 Bozeman 63-67 L OGDEN 91-74 W 1990-91 BOZEMAN 97-90 W OGDEN 84-75 W


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1991-92 BOZEMAN 81-60 W OGDEN 89-81 OT W 1992-93 BOZEMAN 71-65 W OGDEN 84-79 W #MOSCOW, ID 91-72 W 1993-94 OGDEN 84-75 W *Bozeman 81-85 L 1994-95 OGDEN 86-80 W BOZEMAN 79-75 W 1995-96 Bozeman 71-90 L OGDEN 94-90 W #Bozeman 70-81 L 1996-97 Ogden 71-87 L Bozeman 85-97 L 1997-98 Bozeman 64-77 L OGDEN 73-59 W #Flagstaff, Arizona 64-69 L 1998-99 OGDEN 84-70 W BOZEMAN 79-68 W #OGDEN 93-73 W 1999-00 Bozeman 70-77 L OGDEN 98-81 W 2000-01 OGDEN 94-81 W Bozeman 87-92 L 2001-02 Ogden 62-64 L Bozeman 68-79 L 2002-03 OGDEN 78-70 W BOZEMAN 70-58 W 2003-04 Bozeman 48-61 L OGDEN 76-59 W 2004-05 Ogden 67-76 L Bozeman 65-78 L 2005-06 Bozeman 65-81 L OGDEN 67-56 W 2006-07 OGDEN 83-63 W Bozeman 48-63 L 2007-08 BOZEMAN 78-76 W OGDEN 73-63 W #OGDEN 65-49 W 2008-09 Ogden 70-75 L BOZEMAN 84-64 W #Ogden 61-70 L 2009-10 OGDEN 75-62 W BOZEMAN 75-71 W 2010-11 Bozeman 72-75 L OGDEN 78-58 W01-12-12 Ogden 63-49 W02-15-12 Bozeman 79-70 W01-26-13 Bozeman 74-79 L02-16-13 Ogden 69-61 W#BIG SKY TOURNAMENT *Forfeited to WSU in 1993-94

NORTH DAKOTA Overall: 3-0

In Ogden: 1-0In Grand Forks: 1-0

Neutral site: 1-0 01-05-13 Ogden 95-63 W01-31-13 Grand Forks 66-51 W03-15-13 #Missoula 76-74 W#Big Sky Tournament

NORTHERN ARIZONAOverall: 72-26In Ogden: 42-7

In Flagstaff: 27-19Neutral site: 1-1

1965-66 FLAGSTAFF 115-113 4OTs W OGDEN 99-88 W 1966-67 FLAGSTAFF 90-78 W OGDEN 78-76 W 1967-68 FLAGSTAFF 68-65 W OGDEN 103-72 W1970-71 FLAGSTAFF 90-69 W OGDEN 91-50 W1971-72 Flagstaff 72-84 L OGDEN 86-68 W1972-73 Flagstaff 63-69 L OGDEN 93-72 W 1973-74 FLAGSTAFF 71-56 W OGDEN 66-54 W 1974-75 Flagstaff 76-80 L Ogden 76-77 L 1975-76 Flagstaff 71-76 L OGDEN 95-77 W #OGDEN 63-58 W 1976-77 OGDEN 97-73 W FLAGSTAFF 92-86 OT W 1977-78 FLAGSTAFF 73-72 W OGDEN 78-66 W 1978-79 OGDEN 84-67 W Flagstaff 64-66 L #OGDEN 92-70 W 1979-80 OGDEN 73-58 W FLAGSTAFF 28-22 W 1980-81 Flagstaff 57-58 OT L OGDEN 83-57 W 1981-82 OGDEN 66-65 W FLAGSTAFF 73-61 W 1982-83 OGDEN 80-58 W FLAGSTAFF 60-52 W 1983-84 OGDEN 66-54 W FLAGSTAFF 73-63 W 1984-85 Flagstaff 68-75 L OGDEN 87-75 W 1985-86 Ogden 57-65 L Flagstaff 64-86 L 1986-87 Flagstaff 65-66 L OGDEN 88-79 W 1987-88 OGDEN 80-65 W Flagstaff 67-87 L 1988-89 FLAGSTAFF 62-50 W OGDEN 96-71 W 1989-90 OGDEN 67-49 W Flagstaff 58-67 L 1990-91 FLAGSTAFF 93-77 W OGDEN 119-69 W 1991-92 OGDEN 96-61 W FLAGSTAFF 92-75 W 1992-93 FLAGSTAFF 74-70 W OGDEN 100-74 W 1993-94 OGDEN 79-71 W Flagstaff 76-78 L 1994-95 FLAGSTAFF 72-63 W OGDEN 85-67 W 1995-96 OGDEN 89-67 W FLAGSTAFF 101-64 W 1996-97 Flagstaff 73-83 L

OGDEN 96-90 OT W 1997-98 OGDEN 83-75 W Flagstaff 70-79 OT L 1998-99 FLAGSTAFF 92-88 OT W OGDEN 77-57 W #OGDEN 81-75 W 1999-00 Ogden 66-76 L FLAGSTAFF 84-73 W 2000-01 OGDEN 79-76 W Flagstaff 68-76 L 2001-02 OGDEN 78-66 W Flagstaff 79-85 L 2002-03 FLAGSTAFF 64-61 W OGDEN 79-64 W 2003-04 Ogden 67-73 L FLAGSTAFF 73-70 W 2004-05 Flagstaff 71-86 L OGDEN 94-73 W 2005-06 Ogden 82-88 L Flagstaff 69-77 L 2006-07 FLAGSTAFF 81-73 W OGDEN 86-79 W #OGDEN 88-80 W 2007-08 Ogden 56-69 L Flagstaff 71-74 L #Portland, Oregon 70-75 L 2008-09 FLAGSTAFF 59-54 W OGDEN 70-51 W 2009-10 FLAGSTAFF 87-62 W OGDEN 76-66 W 2010-11 FLAGSTAFF 68-67 W OGDEN 82-55 W01-19-12 Ogden 81-67 W02-09-12 Flagstaff 49-67 W01-17-13 Ogden 83-70 W03-02-13 Flagstaff 80-78 (ot) W03-14-13 #Missoula 84-58 W#BIG SKY TOURNAMENT


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NORTHERN COLORADOOverall: 11-3In Ogden: 7-0

In Greeley: 4-32006-07 GREELEY 61-60 W OGDEN 76-65 W 2007-08 Greeley 52-55 L OGDEN 70-54 W 2008-09 OGDEN 88-84 OT W GREELEY 82-76 W 2009-10 Greeley 75-84 L OGDEN 81-76 W 2010-11 Greeley 65-46 L OGDEN 72-71 W02-04-12 Ogden 93-81 W02-23-12 Greeley 71-88 W01-03-13 Ogden 79-54 W02-02-13 Greeley 85-64 W

PORTLAND STATEOverall: 32-11In Ogden: 20-1

In Portland: 10-10Neutral site: 2-0

1964-65 ^PORTLAND 74-57 W OGDEN 100-54 W 1965-66 OGDEN 79-71 W ^PORTLAND 80-71 W 1996-97 OGDEN 74-73 W ^^^^Portland 75-77 L 1997-98 ^^^Portland 65-77 L OGDEN 61-51 W 1998-99 ^^^Portland 59-82 L OGDEN 92-82 W 1999-00 OGDEN 80-65 W ^^PORTLAND 92-79 W 2000-01 ^Portland 80-85 L OGDEN 85-71 W 2001-02 OGDEN 90-85 W ^Portland 77-83 L #BOZEMAN, MT 84-62 W 2002-03 OGDEN 77-64 W ^PORTLAND 83-73 W 2003-04 ^PORTLAND 68-63 W OGDEN 71-57 W2004-05 ^Portland 62-73 L OGDEN 70-66 W ^^#PORTLAND 71-61 W 2005-06 ^Portland 59-73 L Ogden 66-77 L2006-07 OGDEN 75-65 W ^PORTLAND 64-62 W #OGDEN 77-74 W 2007-08 OGDEN 73-68 W ^Portland 73-76 L 2008-09 ^PORTLAND 80-66 W OGDEN 78-68 W2009-10 OGDEN 86-83 W ^Portland 79-84 L #OGDEN 69-60 W 2010-11 ^Portland 69-71 L OGDEN 80-58 W

01-07-12 Portland 88-81 W02-02-12 Ogden 92-79 W03-06-12 #Missoula 69-63 W12-22-13 Portland 73-68 (ot) W03-07-13 Ogden 80-52 W^The Stott Center ^^Memorial Coliseum ^^^The Rose Garden #BIG SKY TOURNAMENT

SACRAMENTO STATEOverall: 35-4

In Ogden: 19-1In Sacramento: 16-3

1969-70 OGDEN 59-53 W 1977-78 OGDEN 82-74 W 1996-97 SACRAMENTO 72-67 W OGDEN 97-66 W 1997-98 OGDEN 89-54 W SACRAMENTO 88-52 W 1998-99 SACRAMENTO 81-76 W OGDEN 91-50 W 1999-00 OGDEN 82-62 W SACRAMENTO 88-72 W 2000-01 SACRAMENTO 81-70 W OGDEN 98-88 W 2001-02 OGDEN 86-83 W SACRAMENTO 76-72 OT W 2002-03 SACRAMENTO 65-53 W OGDEN 88-65 W #OGDEN 82-60 W 2003-04 OGDEN 65-54 W Sacramento 61-64 L #SACRAMENTO 68-62 W 2004-05 Sacramento 72-78 L OGDEN 57-55 W #SACRAMENTO 74-71 W 2005-06 Ogden 66-73 L SACRAMENTO 76-73 OT W 2006-07 OGDEN 88-68 W Sacramento 83-105 L 2007-08 OGDEN 69-56 W SACRAMENTO 89-69 W 2008-09 SACRAMENTO 67-59 W OGDEN 97-61 W 2009-10 SACRAMENTO 80-65 W OGDEN 81-59 W 2010-11 OGDEN 84-71 W SACRAMENTO 73-70 W12-31-11 Ogden 74-63 W01-26-12 Sacramento 75-60 W01-19-13 Ogden 65-56 W02-28-13 Sacramento 70-55 W#BIG SKY TOURNAMENT

SOUTHERN UTAH Overall: 24-6

In Ogden: 17-2In Cedar City: 7-4

1981-82 OGDEN 76-59 W 1982-83 OGDEN 84-50 W 1983-84 OGDEN 97-60 W 1985-86 OGDEN 80-50 W 1986-87 Ogden 90-92 (OT) L 1987-88 OGDEN 103-91 W 1988-89 CEDAR CITY 78-73 W 1989-90 OGDEN 66-65 W 1990-91 OGDEN 92-88 W 1991-92 Cedar City 89-102 L 1992-93 OGDEN 73-62 W 1994-95 OGDEN 94-85 W 1995-96 CEDAR CITY 78-73 W 1996-97 OGDEN 84-80 W 1998-99 CEDAR CITY 81-75 W 1999-00 OGDEN 69-59 W 2000-01 Cedar City 69-78 L 2001-02 OGDEN 70-64 W 2003-04 CEDAR CITY 82-68 W 2004-05 Ogden 56-62 L 2005-06 Cedar City 47-68 L OGDEN 85-72 W 2006-07 Cedar City 63-75 L OGDEN 59-57 W 2008-09 CEDAR CITY 66-62 W 2009-10 OGDEN 84-66 W 2010-11 CEDAR CITY 77-71 W12-10-11 Ogden 84-66 W01-10-13 Cedar City 81-74 W02-09-13 Ogden 75-58 W

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1975-76 - 2nd 63 .....NORTHERN ARIZONA ... 58 ....W 70 .....Boise State (2 ots) ........... 77 ..... L AT OGDEN, UTAH

1976-77 - 2nd 69 .....GONZAGA ...................... 68 .... W 55 .....Idaho State ...................... 61 ..... L at Pocatello, Idaho

1977-78 - 1st 84 .....IDAHO STATE ................. 79 ....W 62 .....MONTANA (OT) .............. 55 ....W at Missoula, Montana

1978-79 - 1st 98 .....MONTANA ....................... 71 ....W 92 .....NORTHERN ARIZONA ... 70 ....W

AT OGDEN, UTAH

1979-80 - 1st 93 .....MONTANA STATE ........... 70 ....W 50 .....MONTANA ....................... 42 ....W AT OGDEN,UTAH

1980-81 - DID NOT PLAY at Moscow, Idaho

1981-82 - t3rd 55 .....Idaho ............................... 57 ..... L at Moscow, Idaho

1982-83 - 1st 54 .....MONTANA ....................... 53 ....W 87 .....NEVADA .......................... 78 ....W at Reno, Nevada

1983-84 - t3rd 67 .....IDAHO ............................. 58 ....W 68 .....Nevada ............................ 85 ..... L AT OGDEN, UTAH

1984-85 - t5th 78 .....Idaho State ...................... 80 ..... L at Boise, Idaho

1985-86 - t3rd 79 .....BOISE STATE ................. 76 .... W 68 .....Montana .......................... 72 ..... L at Reno, Nevada

1986-87 - t3rd 106....MONTANA STATE ......... 101 .....W 90 .....Nevada ............................ 98 ..... L at Flagstaff, Arizona

1987-88 t5th 96 .....NEVADA (OT).................. 93 ....W 57 .....Idaho State ...................... 58 ..... L at Bozeman, Montana

1988-89 - t3rd 69 .....NEVADA .......................... 61 ....W 60 .....Boise State ...................... 71 ..... L at Boise, Idaho

1989-90 - t3rd 75 .....NEVADA .......................... 66 ....W 67 .....Eastern Washington ........ 83 ..... L at Boise, Idaho

1990-91 - t5th 54 .....Idaho ............................... 60 ..... L at Missoula, Montana

1991-92 - t3rd 92 .....IDAHO STATE ................. 74 ....W 83 .....Nevada ............................ 92 ..... L at Missoula, Montana

1992-93 - t3rd 91 .....MONTANA STATE ........... 72 ....W 63 .....Boise State ...................... 69 ..... L

at Moscow, Idaho

1993-94 - t3rd 72 .....Boise State ...................... 84 ..... L

at Boise, Idaho

1994-95 - 1st 71 .....IDAHO STATE ................. 65 ....W 84 .....MONTANA ....................... 62 ....W

AT OGDEN, UTAH

1995-96 - 2nd 77 .....BOISE STATE ................. 70 .....W 70 .....Montana State ................. 81 ..... L

at Bozeman, Montana

1996-97 - t3rd 68 .....IDAHO STATE ................. 58 .... W 56 .....Montana ......................... 81 ..... L

at Flagstaff, Arizona

1997-98 - t3rd 64 .....Montana State ................ 69 ..... L

at Flagstaff, Arizona

1998-99 - 1st 93 .....MONTANA STATE ........... 73 ....W 81 .....NORTHERN ARIZONA ... 75 ....W

AT OGDEN, UTAH

1999-00 - t3rd 68 .....Cal State Northridge ........ 73 ..... L

at Missoula, Montana

2000-01 - t3rd 86 .....IDAHO STATE ................. 67 ....W 74 .....Cal State Northridge ........ 91 ..... L

at Northridge, California

2001-02 - t3rd 84 .....PORTLAND STATE ......... 62 ....W 57 .....Eastern Washington ........ 62 ..... L

at Bozeman, Montana

2002-03 - 1st 82 .....SACRAMENTO STATE ... 60 ....W 60 .....E. WASHINGTON ........... 57 ....W

AT OGDEN, UTAH

2003-04 - t3rd 68 .....at SACRAMENTO ST. ..... 62 ....W 53 .....at Eastern Washington .... 72 ....W

at Cheney, Washington

2004-05 - 2nd 74 .....at SACRAMENTO ST. ..... 71 ....W 71 .....at Portland State ............. 61 ....W 61 .....Montana .......................... 63 ..... Lat Portland, Ore. (Memorial Coliseum)

BIG SKY CONFERENCETOURNAMENT HISTORY

2005-06 - DID NOT PLAY at Flagstaff, Arizona

2006-07 - 1st 77 .....PORTLAND STATE ......... 74 ....W 88 .....NORTHERN ARIZONA ... 80 ....W

AT OGDEN, UTAH

2007-08 - t3rd65 .....Montana State ................. 49 ....W 70 .....Northern Arizona ............. 75 ......L

at Portland, Oregon (Rose Garden)

2008-09 - t3rd61 .....MONTANA STATE ........... 61 ..... L AT OGDEN, UTAH

2009-10 - 1st69 .....PORTLAND STATE ......... 60 ....W65 .....MONTANA ....................... 66 ..... L

AT OGDEN, UTAH

2010-11 - t3rd 79 .....E. WASHINGTON ........... 70 ....W 40 .....MONTANA ....................... 57 ..... L

at Greeley, Colorado

2011-12 - 2nd 69 .....PORTLAND STATE ......... 63 ....W 66 .....MONTANA ....................... 85 ..... L


2012-13 - 2nd 84 .....NORTHERN ARIZONA ... 58 ....W76 .....NORTH DAKOTA ............ 74 ....W64 .....MONTANA ....................... 67 ..... L


WEBER STATE ALL-TIME RECORD: 39-28

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ALL-TIME WILDCAT HONORS

All-Big Sky ConferenceFirst Team - 70

Second Team - 29Total - 99

1963-64 ......................................... Mike Sivulich - 1st Team.............................................................Jim Lyon - 2nd Team.......................................................... Jerry Trice - 2nd Team1964-65 ............................................ Jerry Trice - 2nd Team....................................................Gene Visscher - 2nd Team................................................ John Silbernagel - 2nd Team1965-66 .......................................Gene Visscher - 1st Team............................................................Jerry Trice - 1st Team....................................................... Greg Harrop - 2nd Team1966-67 .......................................... Dan Sparks - 2nd Team....................................................... Greg Harrop - 2nd Team1967-68 ............................................Dan Sparks - 1st Team.................................................... Justus Thigpen - 1st Team..................................................Nolan Archibald - 2nd Team1968-69 ..................................... Willie Sojourner - 1st Team.................................................... Justus Thigpen - 1st Team.................................................. Sessions Harlan - 1st Team.....................................................Gus Chatmon - 2nd Team1969-70 .................................... Sessions Harlan - 1st Team................................................... Willie Sojourner - 1st Team1970-71 ..............................................Bob Davis - 1st Team................................................... Willie Sojourner - 1st Team1971-72 ..............................................Bob Davis - 1st Team......................................................... Jon Knoble - 2nd Team........................................................Brady Small - 2nd Team1972-73 ...........................................Brady Small - 1st Team................................................... Richard Cooper - 1st Team............................................................ Dan Dion - 2nd Team.........................................................Ken Gubler - 2nd Team1973-74 ......................................... Jimmie Watts - 1st Team1974-75 ......................................... Jimmie Watts - 1st Team1975-76 ......................................... Jimmie Watts - 1st Team............................................................ Al DeWitt - 2nd Team1976-77 .........................................Stan Mayhew - 1st Team.......................................................Jim Ericksen - 2nd Team1977-78 ......................................... Bruce Collins - 1st Team1978-79 ......................................... Bruce Collins - 1st Team.....................................................David Johnson - 1st Team......................................................Richard Smith - 1st Team1979-80 ......................................... Bruce Collins - 1st Team.....................................................David Johnson - 1st Team....................................................... Mark Mattos - 2nd Team.....................................................Richard Smith - 2nd Team1980-81 ...........................................Todd Harper - 1st Team1981-82 ...........................................Todd Harper - 1st Team1982-83 .....................................Royal Edwards - 2nd Team1983-84 ............................................. John Price - 1st Team.....................................................Randy Worster - 1st Team

..............................................Charles Carradine - 2nd Team1984-85 ................................... Shawn Campbell - 1st Team................................................... Randy Worster - 2nd Team1985-86 ......................................Alan Campbell - 2nd Team............................................................ Wal Tyler - 2nd Team1986-87 ............................................ Harry Willis - 1st Team1987-88 ................................... Rico Washington - 1st Team1988-89 ................................... Rico Washington - 1st Team1989-90 ........................................................................ none1990-91 ........................................................................ none1991-92 ...........................................Al Hamilton - 1st Team1992-93 ............................................Al Hamilton - 1st Team............................................................Stan Rose - 1st Team1993-94 .......................................Johnnie Moore - 1st Team.................................................. Robbie Johnson - 1st Team1994-95 ............................. Jimmy Degraffenried - 1st Team................................................Ruben Nembhard - 1st Team ............................................................Kirk Smith - 1st Team1995-96 ............................. Jimmy Degraffenried - 1st Team........................................................Justyn Tebbs - 1st Team1996-97 ................................Damien Baskerville - 1st Team.............................................................Ryan Cuff - 1st Team.......................................................... Alex Fisher - 1st Team1997-98 ................................Damien Baskerville - 1st Team1998-99 ..................................Harold Arceneaux - 1st Team.............................................................Eddie Gill - 1st Team1999-00 ..................................Harold Arceneaux - 1st Team.............................................................Eddie Gill - 1st Team2000-01 .................................. Jermaine Boyette - 1st Team2001-02 .................................. Jermaine Boyette - 1st Team........................................................Chris Woods - 1st Team2002-03 .................................. Jermaine Boyette - 1st Team..............................................Slobodan Ocokoljic - 1st Team.........................................................Nic Sparrow - 1st Team2003-04 ................................Slobodan Ocokoljic - 1st Team2004-05 ...........................................Lance Allred - 1st Team2005-06 ............................................Coric Riggs - 1st Team2006-07 ..........................................David Patten - 1st Team............................................ Juan Pablo Silveria - 2nd Team2007-08 ...................................... Arturas Valeika - 1st Team................................................... Dezmon Harris - 2nd Team2008-09 ....................................... Damian Lillard - 1st Team...................................................... Kellen McCoy - 1st Team2009-10 ....................................... Damian Lillard - 1st Team.................................................Franklin Session - 2nd Team.......................................................Steve Panos - 2nd Team2010-11 ........................................Scott Bamforth - 1st Team...................................................... Kyle Bullinger - 1st Team2011-12 ........................................ Damian Lillard - 1st Team................................................... Scott Bamforth - 2nd Team2012-13 .......................................Scott Bamforth - 1st Team..................................................... Davion Berry - 1st Team.................................................... Kyle Tresnak - 2nd Team

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ALL-TIME WILDCAT HONORS

All-American Third TeamDamian Lillard............................................................... 2012

Three-time Big Sky All-Conference First Team

Willie Sojourner ........................................ 1969, 1970, 1971Jimmie Watts ............................................ 1974, 1975, 1976Jermaine Boyette...................................... 2001, 2002, 2003Bruce Collins ............................................ 1978, 1979, 1980Damian Lillard........................................... 2009, 2010, 2012

Two-time Big Sky All-Conference First Team

Jerry Trice ........................................................... 1965, 1966Gene Visscher .................................................... 1965, 1966Justus Thigpen ................................................... 1968, 1969Sessions Harlan ................................................. 1969, 1970Bob Davis ........................................................... 1971, 1972David Johnson .................................................... 1979, 1980Todd Harper ........................................................ 1981, 1982Al Hamilton ......................................................... 1992, 1993Ruben Nembhard ............................................... 1994, 1995Jimmy Degraffenried .......................................... 1995, 1996Damien Baskerville ............................................. 1997, 1998Harold Arceneaux ............................................... 1999, 2000Eddie Gill ............................................................ 1999, 2000Slobodon Ocokoljic ............................................. 2003, 2004Scott Bamforth .................................................... 2011, 2013

Big Sky Most Valuable PlayerRuben Nembhard ....................................................1994-95Jimmy Degraffenried ...............................................1995-96Harold Arceneaux ....................................................1998-99Harold Arceneaux ....................................................1999-00Jermaine Boyette.....................................................2002-03David Patten ............................................................2006-07Kellen McCoy ..........................................................2008-09Damian Lillard..........................................................2009-10Damian Lillard.......................................................... 2011-12

Big Sky Newcomer of the YearWalt Tyler .................................................................1985-86Stan Rose ................................................................1992-93Eddie Gill .................................................................1998-99Slobodan Ocokoljic ..................................................2002-03Franklin Session ......................................................2009-10Scott Bamforth ......................................................... 2010-11Davion Berry ..........................................................2012-13

Big Sky Defensive Player of the YearDaviin Davis.............................................................2008-09

Big Sky Freshman of the YearRyan Jama ..............................................................1996-97Stephan Bachman ...................................................1999-00Damian Lillard..........................................................2008-09Byron Fulton .......................................................... 2010-11

Big Sky Top Reserve(award was discontinued after 1987-88)

Todd Harper .............................................................1979-80Doug Eilertson .........................................................1982-83Kent Hagen..............................................................1983-84Martin Nish ..............................................................1984-85Harry Willis ..............................................................1985-86

Big Sky Coach of the YearDick Motta................................................................1964-65Phil Johnson ............................................................1968-69Phil Johnson ............................................................1969-70Phil Johnson ............................................................1970-71Gene Visscher .........................................................1971-72Gene Visccher .........................................................1972-73Neil McCarthy ..........................................................1977-78Neil McCarthy ..........................................................1979-80Neil McCarthy ..........................................................1982-83Ron Abegglen ..........................................................1993-94Ron Abegglen ..........................................................1994-95Ron Abegglen ..........................................................1998-99Joe Cravens ............................................................2002-03Randy Rahe ............................................................2006-07Randy Rahe ............................................................2008-09Randy Rahe ............................................................2009-10

Ruben Nembhard was the first Wildcat to be named Big Sky MVP.

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ALL-TIME ACADEMIC HONORS

Academic All-American

Total - 6

1967-68 .....................................Nolan Archibald - 3rd Team1977-78 ......................................... Mark Mattos - 2nd Team.................................................... David Johnson - 3rd Team1979-80 ......................................... Mark Mattos - 2nd Team1980-81 .....................................Gerald Mattison - 3rd Team1984-85 ........................................................ Randy Worster

Academic All-Big Sky Conference

Total - 78

1982-83 .........................................................Doug Eliertson 1983-84 .....................................................Shawn Campbell.................................................................Charles Carradine............................................................................Martin Nish........................................................................... Kent Hagen...................................................................... Randy Worster1984-85 .....................................................Shawn Campbell........................................................................... Kent Hagen...................................................................... Randy Worster1987-88 ....................................................... Chene Gardner1989-90 ........................................................... Mike Sivulich1990-91 ...................................................... Robbie Johnson............................................................................ Elroy Miller1991-92 ........................................................... Jason Kaiser.............................................................................Ryan Kaps............................................................................ Jeff Lentfer......................................................................... Mike Sivulich1992-93 ........................................................... Neal Geddes......................................................................... Jason Kaiser.............................................................................Ryan Kaps............................................................................ Jeff Lentfer......................................................................... Mike Sivulich1993-94 .............................................................. Jeff Lentfer1994-95 ............................................... Jimmy Degraffenried......................................................................... Bryan Emery............................................................................ Jeff Lentfer........................................................................Justin Nielsen......................................................................... Justyn Tebbs1995-96 ............................................... Jimmy Degraffenried......................................................................... Bryan Emery........................................................................Justin Nielsen......................................................................... Justyn Tebbs1996-97 ................................................................ Ryan Cuff.........................................................................Nathan Miller....................................................................... Ryan Nebeker

1997-98 ...............................................................Joey Haws......................................................................... Andy Jensen.........................................................................Marc Lawson1998-99 ...............................................................Joey Haws.........................................................................Eric Ketcham.........................................................................Marc Lawson...........................................................................Marc Thurig1999-00 ..........................................................Shawn Moore.........................................................................Quynn Tebbs...........................................................................Marc Thurig2000-01 .............................................................Marc Thurig2001-02 ......................................................... John Hamilton...........................................................................Marc Thurig2003-04 ............................................................ Lance Allred............................................................................... Brett Cox2004-05 ..........................................................Danko Barisic............................................................................... Brett Cox............................................................................Matt Emadi............................................................... Juan Pablo Silveira2005-06 ...............................................................Clint Burris............................................................................... Brett Cox............................................................................Matt Emadi2006-07 ............................................................Tyler Billings............................................................... Juan Pablo Silveira2007-08 ............................................................Tyler Billings..................................................................... Danny Johnson............................................................... Juan Pablo Silveira2008-09 ............................................................Nick Hansen......................................................................Darin Mahoney2009-10 .......................................................... Kyle Bullinger..........................................................................Nick Hansen.................................................................... Lindsey Hughey......................................................................Darin Mahoney............................................................................ Josh Noble....................................................................Franklin Session2010-11 ........................................................... Kyle Bullinger.................................................................... Lindsey Hughey......................................................................Darin Mahoney............................................................................. B.J. Porter2011-12 ........................................................... Kyle Bullinger......................................................................Darin Mahoney2012-13 .......................................................... James Hajek..............................................................................Frank Otis

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ALL-TIME WEBER STATE NBA DRAFT PICKS

Year Player Round Selection Team1966 Jerry Trice 18 111 Baltimore Bullets1966 Gene Visscher 19 112 Baltimore Bullets1968 Dan Sparks 4 41 Cincinnati Royals1969 Larry Bergh 11 146 Chicago Bulls1969 Justus Thigpen 11 147 San Diego Rockets1971 Willie Sojourner 2 20 Chicago Bulls1972 Bob Davis 2 14 Portland Trail Blazers1976 Al DeWitt 7 109 Portland Trail Blazers1977 Stan Mayhew 3 51 Indiana Pacers1980 Bruce Collins 2 33 Portland Trail Blazers1980 Dave Johnson 4 80 Dallas Mavericks1980 Richard Smith 7 159 Philadelphia 76ers1983 Tom Heywood 6 123 Golden State Warriors1985 Shawn Campbell 5 102 Phoenix Suns2012 Damian Lillard 1 6 Portland Trail Blazers

WILDCATS IN THE PRO RANKS

Jerry Trice

ALL-TIME WEBER STATE PLAYERS IN THE ABA & NBA

Player Years GP Teams Lance Allred 2007-08 3 Cleveland Cavaliers Larry Bergh 1969-70 20 Pittsburgh PipersBob Davis 1972-73 9 Portland Trail BlazersEddie Gill 2000-09 187 New Jersey, Memphis, Portland, Indiana, Seattle, MilwaukeeDamian Lillard 2012-13 82 Portland Trail BlazersRuben Nembhard 1996-97 10 Utah Jazz, Portland Trail BlazersWillie Sojourner 1971-75 309 Virginia Squires, New York NetsDan Sparks 1968-70 67 Miami FloridiansJustus Thigpen 1969-74 22 Pittsburgh Pipers, Detroit Pistons, Kansas City-Omaha Kings

Tom Heywood

Willie Sojourner Eddie Gill Damian Lillard

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During the 2012-13 season Weber State celebrated the 50th anniversary of Weber State men’s basketball becoming a four-year institution and an NCAA Division I school.

On March 8, 2013, the school hosted “An Evening with Legends” featuing stories and memories of several players and coaches throughout the past 50 years. At halftime of the March 9, 2013 game against Eastern Washington the 50th Anniversary Team was introduced. A total of 27 of the 50 players were represented as well as five of the nine all-time head coaches.

The 50th anniversary team comprises players from each era of Wildcat basketball and includes all-time great players Gene Visscher, Willie Sojourner, Bob Davis, Jimmie Watts, Bruce Collins, Rico Washington, Jimmy Degraffenried, Harold Arceneaux, Jermaine Boyette and Damian Lillard. The 50 players combined for more than 50,000 career points.

Weber State became a four-year and NCAA Division I institution in the 1962-63 season. The Wild-cats were an independent school the first year and the following season, 1963-64, became a charter member of the Big Sky Conference.

The Weber State men’s basketball program has had tremendous success over the past 50 years. Weber State has captured 19 Big Sky Championships, the most of any school in conference history. WSU has also advanced to 14 NCAA Tournament appearances, also the most in conference history, and has won six NCAA Tournament games.

Weber State boasts the 23rd best winning percentage in men’s basketball Division I history. A total of 15 Wildcats have been drafted in the NBA. In 2012 ESPN.com named Weber State the 39th best college basketball program in the country over the past 50 years.

Weber State’s nine head coaches over the past 50 years are: Dick Motta, Phil Johnson, Gene Viss-cher, Neil McCarthy, Larry Farmer, Denny Huston, Ron Abegglen, Joe Cravens and Randy Rahe.

50TH ANNIVERSARYTEAM

Members and representatives of the Weber State 50th Anniversary Team.

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Player Years playedLance Allred 2003-05Harold Arceneaux 1998-00Nolan Archibald 1966-68Scott Bamforth 2010-13Jermaine Boyette 2000-03Alan Campbell 1984-86Shawn Campbell 1983-85Bruce Collins 1976-80Richard Cooper 1970-73Ryan Cuff 1995-97Bob Davis 1970-72Jimmy Degraffenried 1990-96Al DeWitt 1972-76Royal Edwards 1979-83Alex Fisher 1995-98Eddie Gill 1998-00Al Hamilton 1990-93John Hamilton 2000-04Sessions Harlan 1968-70Todd Harper 1978-82Greg Harrop 1964-67David Johnson 1976-80Robbie Johnson 1991-94Jonnie Knoble 1969-72Damian Lillard 2008-12Jim Lyon 1962-64Mark Mattos 1976-80Stan Mayhew 1976-77Kellen McCoy 2007-09Ruben Nembhard 1993-95Slobodan Ockoljic 2002-04David Patten 2004-07John Price 1982-84Stan Rose 1992-93Mike Sivulich 1962-64Brady Small 1970-73Kirk Smith 1993-95Richard Smith 1976-80


Player Years playedWillie Sojourner 1968-71Dan Sparks 1966-68Nic Sparrow 1997-04Justus Thigpen 1967-69Eddie Tillman 1964-66Jerry Trice 1963-66Walt Tyler 1985-87Gene Visscher 1964-66Rico Washington 1987-89Jimmie Watts 1972-76Harry Willis 1985-87Randy Worster 1982-85

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LANCE ALLRED• Played two seasons from 2003-05.• Earned First Team All-Big Sky honors as a senior in 2004-05.• Ranks 25th in school history in career scoring. • Ranks eighth in WSU history in career rebounding average at 9.1 per game. • Led the Big Sky and was third in the country in rebounding in 2004-05 at 12.0 per game. • Had 348 rebounds as a senior, the ffith most in WSU single-season history. • Is 24th in Weber State history in career rebounding.

Career statsGP FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-3FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb./Avg. Ast./Avg. Blk./Avg. Stl./Avg. Pts./Avg.56 294-613 .480 6-14 .429 237-326 .727 511/9.1 71/1.3 8/0.1 24/0.4 831/14.8

HAROLD ARCENEAUX• Played two seasons from 1998-2000.• Was Big Sky MVP both seasons. • Ranks 10th in Weber State history in career scoring. • Is first in Weber State history and sixth in Big Sky history in career scoring average at 22.6 per game.• Scored 713 points as a junior in 1998-99, the second most points in a season in WSU history.• Averaged 34 points a game in two NCAA Tournament games in 1999.• Scored 36 points in leading Weber State to the NCAA Tournament win over North Carolina.• Led the Big Sky in scoring as a senior at 23.0 per game, the fourth best in WSU history.


NOLAN ARCHIBALD• Played two seasons from 1966-68.• Earned Second Team All-Big Sky honors as a senior in 1967-68.• Was part of the team that captured the Big Sky title as a senior in 1968. • Was also a part of Weber State’s first NCAA Tournament team in 1968.• Averaged 15.2 points per game as a junior in 1966-67.

Career statsGP FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-3FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb./Avg. Ast./Avg. Blk./Avg. Stl./Avg. Pts./Avg.51 284-602 .472 ----- ----- 121-188 .644 410/8.0 ----- ----- ----- 689/13.5


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SCOTT BAMFORTH• Played three seasons from 2010-2013.• Ranks 13th in scoring in school history.• Is Weber State’s career leader in three-pointers with 258.• Ranks fifth in Big Sky history in career three-pointers made. • Ranks seventh in Big Sky history in career free throw percentage. • Earned First Team All-Conference honors in 2011 and 2013 and was Newcomer of the Year in 2011.• Earned Second Team All-Conference honors in 2011-12.


JERMAINE BOYETTE• Played three seasons from 2000-03.• Earned First Team All-Big Sky honors all three seasons, one of five WSU players ever to do so. • Was named Big Sky MVP in 2003 after leading Wildcats to a perfect 14-0 conference record. • The 2002-03 team won 17 straight games and advanced to the NCAA Tournament, finishing 26-6.• Ranks fourth in WSU history and 18th in Big Sky history in career scoring. • Is seventh in school history and 18th in Big Sky history in career scoring average at 19.0 per game.• Led the Big Sky in scoring in each of his final two seasons. • Ranks second in Weber State history and 16th in Big Sky history in career steals.


ALAN CAMPBELL• Played two seasons from 1984-86.• Earned Second Team All-Big Sky honors as a senior in 1985-86.• Averaged 12.2 points and 4.7 assists per game as a senior. • Ranks in the Weber State top 10 in career assist average at 3.7 per game.

Career statsGP FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-3FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb./Avg. Ast./Avg. Blk./Avg. Stl./Avg. Pts./Avg.58 214-423 .506 ----- ----- 125-152 .822 222/3.8 216/3.7 17/0.3 77/1.3 581/10.0


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SHAWN CAMPBELL• Played two seasons from 1983-85.• Earned First Team All-Big Sky honors as a senior in 1985.• Is Weber State’s career leader in blocks and ranks 12th in school history in career blocks. • Is fourth in Big Sky history in career blocks averaged at 2.2 per game. • Led the Big Sky in blocks in each of his two seasons. • Has the two best single-season blocks totals in school history. • Was drafted in the fifth round of the 1985 NBA Draft by the Phoenix Suns.


BRUCE COLLINS• Played four years from 1976-80.• Started all 120 games of his career. • Earned First Team All-Big Sky honors all three seasons, one of five WSU players ever to do so. • Is Weber State’s career leading scorer with 2,019 points and ranks second in Big Sky history. • Led the Big Sky in scoring in 1979-80 and led WSC to Big Sky title, 26-3 record and a national ranking.• Won two Big Sky titles and advanced to three NCAA Tournaments. • Ranks third in WSU history and eighth in Big Sky history in career rebounds.• Drafted in the second round of the 1980 NBA Draft by the Portland Trail Blazers.

Career statsGP FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-3FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb./Avg. Ast./Avg. Blk./Avg. Stl./Avg. Pts./Avg.120 823-1692 .486 ----- ----- 373-482 .774 873/7.3 232/1.9 ----- ----- 2019/16.9

RICHARD COOPER• Played three seasons from 1970-73.• Earned First Team All-Big Sky honors as a senior. • Won the Big Sky title in each of his three seasons and advanced to NCAA Tournament three times. • Led the Big Sky in field goal percentage in 1972-73 at 56.9 percent. • Led the Wildcats in scoring and rebounding as a senior. • Ranks ninth in Weber State history in career rebounds.



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RYAN CUFF• Played two seasons from 1995-97.• Earned First Team All-Big Sky honors as a senior in 1996-97.• Ranks third in WSU history and 18th in Big Sky history in career assist average at 5.3 per game.• Had the fifth most assists in a season in school history with 152 in 1996-97.• Led the Big Sky in free throw percentage as a senior. • Led the conference in three-pointers made per game as a junior at 2.4.


BOB DAVIS• Played two seasons from 1970-72.• Won Big Sky title each season and advanced to the NCAA Tournament each year. • Earned First Team All-Big Sky honors each of his two seasons. • Ranks 19th in Weber State history in career scoring. • Is fourth in school history and 14th in Big Sky history in career scoring average at 19.7 per game. • Had the third best single-season scoring average in school history as a senior in 1971-72.• Ranks 13th in WSU history in career rebounding. • Is fifth in school history in career rebounding average at 10.7 per game.


JIMMY DEGRAFFENRIED• Played four seasons from 1990-96.• Was named 1996 Big Sky MVP. • Earned Big Sky All-Conference honors his last two seasons. • Ranks third in Weber State history and 16th in Big Sky history in career scoring. • Had the sixth most points in a season in school history as a senior in 1995-96.• Ranks 18th in Weber State history in career rebounds.• Is fourth in WSU history and 10th in Big Sky history in career free throw percentage.• Ranks fourth in Weber State history in career three-pointers.



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AL DEWITT• Played four seasons from 1972-76.• Earned Second Team All-Big Sky honors as a senior in 1975-76.• Ranks 20th in Weber State history in career scoring. • Ranks fifth in WSU history and 23rd in Big Sky history in career rebounds. • Has the seventh best career rebounding average in school history. • Had 23 rebounds in one game, the eighth most in a game in WSU history. • Was drafted in the seventh round of the 1976 NBA Draft by the Portland Trail Blazers.


ROYAL EDWARDS• Played four seasons from 1979-83.• Earned Second Team All-Big Sky honors as a senior in 1982-83.• Was part of two NCAA Tournament teams. • Ranks 18th in Weber State history in career scoring. • Is sixth in WSU history in career rebounding. • Led the Wildcats in rebounding as a senior at 6.7 per game.


ALEX FISHER• Played three seasons from 1995-98.• Earned First Team All-Big Sky honors as a junior in 1996-97.• Led the Big Sky in scoring in conference games in 1996-97 at 18.8 points per game. • Ranks 26th in Weber State history in career scoring. • Is fourth in WSU history and 25th in Big Sky history in career three-pointers made.• Made eight three-pointers in one game, tied for the second most in a game in WSU history.



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EDDIE GILL• Played two seasons from 1998-2000.• Earned First Team All-Big Sky honors each season and was Newcomer of the Year in 1999. • Had 14 assists in one game, the second most in Weber State history. • Ranks third in WSU history in career assists and is 12th in Big Sky history in career assists average. • Is Weber State’s career leader in steals with 178, 13th best in Big Sky history. • Holds the Weber State school record with nine steals in a game. • Ranks third in Weber State history and eighth in Big Sky history in career free throw percentage.• Was part of the 1999 team that won the Big Sky and beat North Carolina in the NCAA Tournament.


AL HAMILTON• Played three seasons from 1990-93.• Earned First Team All-Big Sky honors in each of his final two seasons. • Ranks seventh in Weber State history in career scoring. • Also ranks 11th in WSU history in career scoring average at 17.3 per game. • Led the Big Sky in free throw percentage as a junior in 1991-92 at 78.6 percent. • Ranks 19th in school history in career rebounding.


JOHN HAMILTON• Played four seasons from 2000-04.• Earned Big Sky All-Conference honors as a senior. • Ranks 11th in scoring in Weber State history. • Is second in WSU history and sixth in Big Sky history in career three-pointers with 241.• Was a part of the 2002-03 WSU team that went undefeated in Big Sky play. • 2002-03 team won 17 straight games and advanced to the NCAA Tournament, finishing 26-6.



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SESSIONS HARLAN• Played two seasons from 1968-70.• Earned First Team All-Big Sky honors both years. • Averaged 13 or more points per game in each of his two years played. • Won the Big Sky title both seasons.• Wildcats advanced to the NCAA Tournament in both years played.

Career statsGP FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-3FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb./Avg. Ast./Avg. Blk./Avg. Stl./Avg. Pts./Avg.57 317-659 .481 ---- ----- 122-218 .556 163/2.9 ----- ----- ----- 756/13.3

TODD HARPER• Played four seasons from 1978-82.• Earned First Team All-Big Sky honors in each of his final two seasons. • Was named the Big Sky’s Top Reserve as a sophomore in 1979-80.• Ranks eighth in Weber State history in career scoring. • Led the Big Sky in scoring in conference games as a junior in 1980-81 at 19.4 points per game.• Also led the conference in free throw percentage in conference games in 1980-81 at 89.3 percent.• Won two Big Sky titles and advanced to two NCAA Tournaments.• Was part of the 1979-80 team that won 18 straight games and was nationally ranked, finishing 26-3.


GREG HARROP• Played three seasons 1964-67.• Earned Second Team All-Big Sky honors in each of his final two seasons. • Ranks 19th in Weber State history in career scoring with 1,061 career points. • Averaged more than 12 points per game in each season, including 14.9 per game as a senior. • Was part of the 1964-65 team that won the first ever Big Sky title for Weber State. • Won two Big Sky titles in his three seasons.



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DAVID JOHNSON• Played four seasons from 1976-80.• Earned First Team All-Big Sky honors in each of his final two seasons. • Ranks ninth in Weber State history in career scoring with 1,369 career points. • Also ranks 16th in WSU history in career rebounding. • Won two Big Sky titles and played in three NCAA Tournaments. • Was part of the 1979-80 team that won 18 straight games and was nationally ranked, finishing 26-3.• Was drafted in the fourth round of the 1980 NBA Draft by the Dallas Mavericks.


ROBBIE JOHNSON• Played three seasons from 1991-94. • Earned First Team All-Big Sky honors as a senior in 1993-94.• Ranks fourth in Weber State history and 21st in Big Sky history in career steals with 156.• Led the Big Sky in three-point field goal percentage in conference games in 1992-93 at 47.7 percent.• Led the conference in three-pointers per game as a senior at 2.5.• Also led the Big Sky in steals as a senior at 2.7 per game. • Recorded 82 steals in 1993-94, the third most in WSU single-season history.• Won the Big Sky title as a senior in 1994.


JONNIE KNOBLE• Played three seasons from 1969-72.• Earned Second Team All-Conference honors as a senior in 1971-72.• Averaged 12.4 points per game as a senior. • Won the Big Sky in each of his three seasons. • Wildcats also advanced to the NCAA Tournament in all three of his years played. • Was part of the 1971 team that upset nationally ranked Hawaii in the NCAA Tournament.



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DAMIAN LILLARD• Played four seasons from 2008-12.• Was a two-time Big Sky MVP and earned First Team All-Big Sky honors three times. • Named Third Team All-American in 2012, the first player in BSC history named to a All-American team. • Ranks second in WSU history and fifth in Big Sky history in career scoring with 1,934 points. • Is Weber State’s career leader in three-pointers with 246, fifth best in Big Sky history. • Is Weber State’s career leader in free throws made and second in free throw percentage. • Set a WSU single-season record in 2011-12 with 784 points, third most in Big Sky history.• Was the first Wildcat ever drafted in the first round of the NBA Draft, taken sixth by Portland in 2012.


JIM LYON• Played two seasons of Division I basketball from 1962-64.• Was a member of Weber State’s first Division I team 1962-63.• Led Weber in scoring in its first ever Division I game with 26 points in a win over Alameda State.• Earned Second Team All-Big Sky honors as a senior in 1963-64, the first year of the conference.• Led the team in scoring and rebounding as a senior with 20.4 points and 11.6 rebounds a game.• Was the first Weber State player to average 20 points and 10 rebounds a game during a season.• Was the first player to reach 1,000 career points and ranks 23rd in career scoring.


MARK MATTOS• Played four seasons from 1976-80.• Earned Second Team All-Conference honors as a senior in 1979-80.• Is Weber State’s career leader and ranks second in Big Sky history in career assists with 642.• Led the Big Sky in assists in three of his four seasons. • Holds the school record with 17 assists in a game, tied for the second most in Big Sky history. • Won two Big Sky titles and played in three NCAA Tournaments. • Was part of the 1979-80 team that won 18 straight games and was nationally ranked, finishing 26-3.



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• Played one season at Weber State in 1976-77.• Earned First Team All-Conference honors that season. • Led the Big Sky in scoring in 1976-77 at 22.0 points per game. • Ranks as the seventh best single-season scoring average in school history. • Holds the Weber State single-game record with 45 points in a game. • Also led the Big Sky in free throw percentage in conference games in 1976-77 at 88.6 percent. • Was selected in the third round of the 1977 NBA Draft by the Indiana Pacers.


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KELLEN MCCOY• Played two seasons from 2007-09.• Was a part of the Big Sky Championship team in 2009.• Named 2009 Big Sky MVP and led WSU to 15-1 Big Sky record. • Led the Wildcats in scoring at 14.1 points per game in 2008-09.• Led the Big Sky in three-point field goal percentage at 47.3 percent in conference games in 2008-09.


RUBEN NEMBHARD• Played two seasons from 1993-95.• Named Big Sky MVP in 1995 after leading the Wildcats to a 21-9 record.• Earned First Team All-Big Sky honors both seasons. • Led the Big Sky in scoring as a senior at 20.1 points per game.• Also led the Big Sky in steals in 1994-95 at 2.4 per game. • 1995 WSU team upset Michigan State and nearly beat Georgetown in the NCAA Tournament. • Ranks 28th in WSU history in career scoring with 999 points.



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SLOBODAN OCOKOLJIC• Played two seasons from 2002-04.• Was part of the 2002-03 WSU team that went undefeated in Big Sky play and was 26-6 overall.• 2002-03 team won 17-straight games and advanced to the NCAA Tournament.• Earned First Team All-Big Sky honors both seasons.• Led the Big Sky in rebounding in conference games at 8.9 per game in 2002-03.• Led Weber State in scoring as a senior 15.1 per game in 2003-04.


DAVID PATTEN• Played three seasons from 2004-07.• Was named Big Sky MVP in 2007 after leading Weber State to the Big Sky title. • Also earned First Team All-Big Sky honors as a senior.• Led Weber State in scoring in 2006-07 at 14.2 points per game and had 34 blocks.• 2006-07 team advanced to the NCAA Tournament and finished 20-12 overall.


JOHN PRICE• Played two seasons from 1982-84.• Led the Wildcats in assists both seasons. • Earned First Team All-Big Sky honors as a senior in 1984.• Ranks fourth in Weber State history in career assists with 303.• Is fourth in school history and 22nd in Big Sky history in career assist average at 4.9 per game.• Was part of the Big Sky Championship team in 1984 and finished in a tie for first in 1983.• Later became an assistant coach at Weber State.



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STAN ROSE• Played one season in 1992-93.• Earned First Team All-Big Sky honors in 1993.• Led the Big Sky in scoring at 23.2 points per game. • Ranks as the second best scoring average in WSU history and the 13th best in Big Sky history.• Scored 650 points, the fourth most in Weber State single-season history. • Also led the conference in field goal percentage in 1992-93 at 61.5 percent.• Ranks as the best single-season field goal percentage in Weber State history.


MIKE SIVULICH• Played two seasons of Division I basketball from 1962-64.• Was a member of Weber State’s first Division I team 1962-63.• Led the team in scoring in the first Division I season at 10.6 points per game. • Earned First Team All-Big Sky honors as a senior in 1963-64, the first year of the conference.• Played two years of junior college basketball at Weber from 1959-61.


BRADY SMALL• Played three seasons from 1970-73.• Won Big Sky Championships in each of his three seasons.• Wildcats advanced to the NCAA Tournament all three years.• Earned First Team All-Big Sky honors in 1973 and was Second Team in 1972.• Averaged 10 or more points a game in all three seasons.



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KIRK SMITH• Played two seasons from 1993-95.• Earned First Team All-Big Sky honors as a senior in 1995.• Ranks sixth in WSU history and 18th in Big Sky history in career rebounding average. • Recorded the third most blocks in WSU single-season history with 57 in 1994-95.• Ranks fourth in school history in career blocks and is second in career blocks average.• Wildcats won Big Sky titles in both of his seasons.• Was a part of the Weber State team that beat Michigan State in the 1995 NCAA Tournament.


RICHARD SMITH• Played four seasons from 1976-80.• Won two Big Sky Championships and advanced to three NCAA Tournaments. • Earned First Team All-Big Sky honors as a junior in 1979 and Second Team as a senior in 1980.• Ranks 14th in school history in career scoring.• Ranks fourth in WSU history and 20th in Big Sky history in career rebounds. • Led the Big Sky in field goal percentage in conference games as a junior in 1978-79.• Was drafted in the fourth round of the 1980 NBA Draft by the Philadelphia 76ers.


WILLIE SOJOURNER• Played three seasons of varsity basketball from 1968-71.• Led team in scoring and rebounding each season and Weber won Big Sky titles all three years.• Ranks fifth in WSU history in scoring and is sixth in career scoring average.• Is first in Weber State history and second in Big Sky history in career rebounds. • Ranks as the Big Sky’s career leader in rebounding average at 14.1 per game. • Earned First Team All-Big Sky honors all three seasons, one of five Wildcats ever to do so. • Was drafted in the second round (20th overall) in the 1971 NBA Draft by the Chicago Bulls.• Played four seasons in the ABA with Virginia and New York.



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DAN SPARKS• Played two seasons from 1966-68.• Earned First Team All-Big Sky honors as a senior and Second Team as a junior. • Was a part of Weber State’s first NCAA Tournament team in 1967.• Ranks seventh in Weber State history in career rebounds.• Is third in school history and sixth in Big Sky history in career rebounding average at 12.6 per game.• Had the fifth most rebounds in a season in Big Sky historywith 370 in 1967-68.• Was drafted in the fourth round of the 1968 NBA Draft by the Cincinnati Royals.


NIC SPARROW• Played four seasons from 1997-2004.• Earned First Team All-Big Sky honors as a junior in 2003.• Was part of the 2002-03 Weber State team that went undefeated in Big Sky play.• 2002-03 team won 17 games in a row and advanced to the NCAA Tournament, finishing 26-6.• Averaged 10 or more points a game in each of his final two seasons.


JUSTUS THIGPEN• Played two seasons from 1967-69.• Won Big Sky titles in each of his two seasons. • Was a part of Weber State’s first NCAA Tournament team in 1967. Also played in tournament in 1968.• Earned First Team All-Big Sky honors each of his two seasons.• Is 10th in school history in career scoring average at 17.6 points per game. • Ranks 27th in Weber State history in career scoring with 1,005 points. • Led the Big Sky in field goal percentage in conference games in 1968-69 at 56.6 percent.



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EDDIE TILLMAN• Played two seasons of Division I basketball from 1964-66.• Also played two years of JC basketball at Weber.• Earned Third Team Junior College All-American honors in 1961.• After two years of JC ball, spent three years in the U.S. Army before returning to Weber State.• Was a part of Weber State’s first ever Big Sky Championship team in 1964-65.• Won Big Sky titles in each of his two Division I seasons. • Is a member of the Weber State Athletic Hall of Fame.

Career stats (Div. 1 only)GP FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-3FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb./Avg. Ast./Avg. Blk./Avg. Stl./Avg. Pts./Avg.48 193-448 .430 ----- ----- 145-232 .625 403/8.4 ----- ----- ----- 531/11.1

JERRY TRICE• Played three seasons from 1963-66.• Earned First Team All-Big Sky honors twice and Second Team honors once. • Was a part of Weber State’s first ever Big Sky Championship team in 1964-65. • Ranks 17th in Weber State history in career scoring. • Is 21st in school history in career rebounding. • Was the first player from Weber State drafted in the NBA, taken in 18th round in 1966 by Baltimore.


WALT TYLER• Played two seasons from 1985-87.• Was named Big Sky Newcomer of the Year in 1986.• Earned Second Team All-Conference honors as a junior in 1985-86.• Ranks third in school history in career blocks average at 1.2 per game. • Led the Big Sky in blocks as a junior in 1985-86. • Recorded six blocks in a game against Nevada in 1986, the second most in a game in WSU history.



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GENE VISSCHER• Played two seasons from 1964-66.• Earned First Team All-Big Sky honors both seasons and led the team in scoring each season. • Was a part of Weber State’s first ever Big Sky Championship team in 1964-65. • Ranks fourth in WSU history and fifth in Big Sky history in career scoring average at 19.7 per game. • Ranks eighth in school history in career rebounds and is second in career rebounding average.• Led the Big Sky in rebounding in 1965-66 at 14.3 per game, the second best in school history.• Was drafted in the 19th round of the 1966 NBA Draft by the Baltimore Bullets.• Spent three seasons as an assistant coach and then four years as head coach at Weber State.


RICO WASHINGTON• Played two seasons from 1987-89. • Earned First Team All-Big Sky honors each season.• Ranks 12th in Weber State history in career scoring.• Is second in school history and eighth in Big Sky history in career scoring average at 21.0 per game.• Ranks 10th in WSU history in career rebounding.• Is fourth in school history and 10th in Big Sky history in career rebounding average at 10.6 per game.• Led the Big Sky in rebounding each of his two seasons. • Is Weber State’s leader in career field goal percentage.


JIMMIE WATTS• Played four seasons from 1972-76.• Was the first Weber State player to earn four varsity letters. • Earned First Team All-Big Sky honors three times, one of five Wildcats ever to do so. • Ranks sixth in Weber State history in career scoring. • Is second in school history and fifth in Big Sky history in career rebounding. • Ranks 10th in WSU history in career rebounding average at 8.5 per game. • Led the Big Sky in rebounding in conference games in each of his final two seasons.



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HARRY WILLIS• Played two seasons from 1985-87.• Earned First Team All-Big Sky honors as a senior in 1987.• Was named the Big Sky’s Top Reserve player as a junior in 1985-86.• Led the Big Sky in rebounding as a senior in 1986-87. • Ranks 26th in Weber State history in career rebounding. • Pulled down 23 rebounds in a game against Montana, the eighth most in a game in WSU history.• Also led the conference in blocks as a senior in 1986-87 with 32.• Was nicknamed “Gramps” and came to Weber State when he was 26 with four children.

Career statsGP FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-3FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb./Avg. Ast./Avg. Blk./Avg. Stl./Avg. Pts./Avg.58 292-556 .525 0-1 .000 149-228 .654 502/8.7 47/0.8 59/1.0 55/0.9 73312.6

RANDY WORSTER• Played three seasons from 1982-85.• Earned First Team All-Big Sky honors as a junior and Second Team honors as a senior. • Ranks 16th in Weber State history in career scoring.• Led the Wildcats in scoring in each of his first two seasons and was second as a senior. • Was a part of the 1984 team that won the Big Sky title and the 1983 team that tied for first.



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FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGECareer.585 - Rico Washington (1987-89)Season.615 (240-390) - Stan Rose (1992-93)Game1.000 (10-10) - Jermaine Boyette, vs. Idaho State (03-08-01)Team Season.518 - (1979-80)Team Game.950 (19-20) - vs. Santa Clara (11-27-84)

FREE THROWS MADECareer520 - Damian Lillard (2008-12)Season228 - Damian Lillard (2011-12)228 - Jermaine Boyette (2002-03)Game18 - Harold Arceneaux, at ISU (01-21-00)Team Season588 - (1975-76)Team Game52 (52-57) - vs. Montana State (01-08-77)

FREE THROWS ATTEMPTEDCareer622 - Jermaine Boyette (2000-03)Season283 - Jermaine Boyette (2002-03)Game21 - Rico Washington, vs. ISU (02-26-88)Team Season862 - (1971-72)Team Game61 (41-61) - vs. Prairie View A&M (11-24-90)

FREE THROW PERCENTAGECareer.867 - Damian Lillard (2008-12)Season.905 (86-95) - Kent Hagen (1984-85)Game1.000 (15-15) - Jimmy Degraffenried, vs. Alaska-Anchorage (01-06-96)Team Season.814 - (2011-12)Team Game.950 (19-20) - vs. Santa Clara (11-27-84)

3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADECareer258 - Scott Bamforth (2010-13)Season103 - Scott Bamforth (2012-13)Game9 - Greg Boyd, vs. Nevada (03-10-88)Team Season285 - (2011-12)Team Game18 - vs. Mayville State (12-19-11)

3-PT. FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTEDCareer630 - Damian Lillard (2008-12)Season230 - Damian Lillard (2011-12)Game14 - Damian Lillard, at PSU (01-07-12)Team Season728 - (2011-12)Team Game41 - at Utah State (12-07-93)

3- POINT FIELD GOAL PCT.Career.464 (65-140) - Justyn Tebbs (1994-96)Season.500 (50-100) - Justyn Tebbs (1994-95)Game1.000 (6-6) - Alex Fisher, vs. BYU (12-04-96)Team Season.421 - (1989-90)Team Game.865 (6-7) - vs. Boise State (03-03-90)

ASSISTSCareer642 - Mark Mattos (1976-80)Season213 - Mark Mattos (1979-80)Game17 - Mark Mattos, at MSU (02-26-77)Team Season518 - (2012-13)Team Game41 - vs. NAU (03-02-91)

POINTSCareer2,019 - Bruce Collins (1976-80)Season784 - Damian Lillard (2011-12)Game45 - Stan Mayhew, vs. Utah St. (01-18-77)Team Season2,800 - (2012-13)Team Game128 - vs. Chaminade (12-09-75)

REBOUNDSCareer1,143 - Willie Sojourner (1968-71)Season411 - Willie Sojourner (1969-70)Game25 - Willie Sojourner, vs. West Texas St. (12-12-69)Team Season1,463 - (1968-69)Team Game101 - vs. Idaho State (01-22-66)

FIELD GOALS MADECareer823 - Bruce Collins (1976-80)Season266 - Harold Arceneaux (1998-99)Game18 - Stan Mayhew, vs. Idaho St. (01-18-77)Team Season990 - (2012-13)Team Game55 - vs. Chaminade (12-09-75)

FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTEDCareer1,317 - Jimmie Watts (1973-76)Season533 - Jimmie Watts (1975-76)Game30 - Jim Lyon, vs. Idaho State (01-03-64)Team Season2,146 - (1975-76)Team Game115 - vs. Idaho State (01-22-66)

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MOST POINTS IN A GAME1. 128 ....vs. Chaminade...................W .. 128-70 ........... 12/09/752. 120 ....Whitworth ...........................W .. 120-84 ........... 12/30/63 120 ....Gonzaga ............................W .. 120-72 ........... 01/12/704. 119 ....Montana State ...................W .. 119-114 (2ot) . 02/14/86 119 ....Northern Arizona................W .. 119-69 ........... 03/02/916. 117 ....Prairie View A&M ...............W .. 117-79 ............11/24/907. 116 ....Chico State ........................W .. 116-62 ........... 12/21/63 116 ....US Coast Guard ................W .. 116-76 ........... 12/20/939. 115 ....at Northern Arizona............W .. 115-113 (4ot) . 01/27/66 115 ....Oral Roberts ......................W .. 115-80 ........... 12/16/9111. 114 ....Southern Colorado ............W .. 114-78 ........... 01/23/6712. 112 ....at Westminster ...................W .. 112-109 (ot) ... 12/16/63 112 ....Cal State-Los Angeles .......W .. 112-96 ........... 12/30/6614. 110 ....U. of the Southwest ...........W .. 110-45 ........... 12/29/12 110 ....Arizona Christian ...............W .. 110-52 ............11/09/12 110 ....Puget Sound ......................W .. 110-69 ........... 12/08/79

FEWEST POINTS IN A GAME1. 28 ......at Northern Arizona............W .. 28-22 ............. 02/16/802. 32 ......at New Mexico ...................L ... 32-62 ............. 12/23/073. 38 ......at Texas Western ...............L ... 38-72 ............. 01/21/674. 39 ......Boise State ........................L ... 39-44 ............. 02/06/81 39 ......vs. Princeton ......................L ... 39-67 ............. 12/28/826. 40 ......at Utah ...............................L ... 40-51 ............. 12/28/04 40 ......vs. Montana (Big Sky) .......L ... 40-57 ..............03/08/118. 42 ......at Boise State ....................L ... 42-44 ............. 02/02/74 42 ......at Idaho..............................W .. 42-39 ............. 01/20/79 42 ......Idaho..................................W .. 42-41(ot) ....... 01/05/80 42 ......vs. UCLA (NCAA) ..............L ... 42-70 ............. 03/15/07

MOST POINTS ALLOWED IN A GAME1. 120 ....at Cal State-Los Angeles ...L ... 120-108 ......... 12/06/632. 114 ....Montana State ...................W .. 119-114 (2ot) . 02/14/863. 113 ....at Northern Arizona............W .. 115-113 (4ot) . 01/27/664. 112 ....at Cal State Fullerton .........L ... 93-112 ........... 03/02/635. 109 ....at Westminster ...................W .. 112-109 (ot) ... 12/16/636. 108 ....at Montana State ...............L ... 78-108 ........... 02/12/877. 106 ....at Southern Colorado ........L ... 81-106 ........... 02/14/64 106 ....at Hawaii ............................L ... 88-106 ........... 12/08/75 106 ....at Utah State......................L ... 93-106 ........... 12/03/8810. 105 ....at Long Beach State ..........L ... 79-105 ........... 12/18/76 105 ....at Sacramento State ..........L ... 83-105 ........... 02/26/07

FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED IN A GAME1. 22 ......at Northern Arizona............W .. 28-22 ............. 02/16/802. 29 ......Wisconsin-Superior ...........W .. 78-29 ............. 12-03/813. 39 ......Boise State ........................W .. 45-39 ..............01/11/86 39 ......at Idaho State ....................W .. 63-39 ..............02/22/115. 41 ......at Gonzaga ........................W .. 43-41 ............. 02/06/70 41 ......Idaho..................................W .. 65-41 ............. 02/18/71 41 ......Cal Poly Ponoma ...............W .. 54-41 ..............12/11/71 41 ......Idaho..................................W .. 42-41 (ot) ...... 01/05/809. 42 ......Montana.............................W .. 50-42 ............. 03/01/80 42 ......Gonzaga ............................W .. 66-42 ..............11/26/82

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LARGEST MARGIN OF VICTORY1. 65 ......Univ. of the Southwest .......W .. 110-45 ........... 12/29/122. 59 ......Northern New Mexico ........W .. 109-50 ............ 11/11/113. 58 ......Arizona Christian ...............W .. 110-52 ............11/09/12 58 ......vs. Chaminade...................W .. 128-70 ........... 12/09/755. 56 ......vs. Idaho ............................W .. 106-50 ........... 01/08/726. 54 ......Texas Wesleyan ................W .. 98-44 ............. 12/29/84 54 ......Chico State ........................W .. 116-62 ........... 12/21/638. 53 ......Humboldt State ..................W .. 97-44 ............. 12/17/689. 50 ......Northern Arizona................W .. 119-69 ........... 03/02/9110. 49 ......Mayville State ....................W .. 106-57 ............12/19/11 49 ......Wisconsin-Superior ...........W .. 78-29 ............. 12/03/81

LARGEST MARGIN OF DEFEAT1. 42 ......vs. Akron ............................L ... 92-50 ............. 03/03/892. 38 ......at Seattle ...........................L ... 62-100 ........... 01/23/693. 35 ......at Utah ...............................L ... 48-83 ............. 12/14/96 35 ......Purdue ...............................L ... 73-108 ........... 12/30/935. 34 ......at Montana.........................L ... 53-87 ............. 02/04/99 34 ......at Texas Western ..............L ... 38-72 ............. 01/21/677. 33 ......at BYU ...............................L ... 71-104 ........... 12/11/878. 32 ......vs. UCLA (NCAA’s) ............L ... 58-90 ............. 03/16/729. 30 ......at New Mexico ...................L ... 32-62 ............. 12/23/07 30 ......at Montana State ...............L ... 78-108 ........... 02/12/87

TOP 10 ATTENDANCE HOME GAMES1. 11,715 ........... Idaho State ............................... 02/23/80 11,715 ........... Montana State .......................... 02/09/80 11,715 ........... Nevada ..................................... 01/19/804. 11,692 ........... Utah .......................................... 12/20/77 11,698 ........... Utah State ................................. 10/10/776. 11,505 ........... Lamar (NCAA Tournament) ...... 03/06/807. 11,454 ........... Idaho ......................................... 02/26/838. 11,373 ........... BYU .......................................... 01/06/839. 11,315 ........... Utah .......................................... 12/09/7910. 11,233 ........... BYU .......................................... 11/29/90

Longest Winning Streak:18 games1979-80

Longest Losing Streak:8 games1986-87

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CAREER POINTS PTS GP 1. Bruce Collins (1976-80) 2,019 120 2. Damian Lillard (2008-12) 1,934 103 3. Jimmy Degraffenried (1991-96) 1,624 117 4. Jermaine Boyette (2000-03) 1,613 85 5. Willie Sojourner (1968-71) 1,563 81 6. Jimmie Watts (1972-76) 1,553 111 7. Al Hamilton (1990-93) 1,452 84 8. Todd Harper (1978-82) 1,382 113 9. David Johnson (1976-80) 1,369 9810. Harold Arceneaux (1998-00) 1,357 6011. John Hamilton (2000-04) 1,240 11912. Rico Washington (1987-89) 1,196 57 13. Scott Bamforth (2010-13) 1,345 9914. Richard Smith (1976-80) 1,158 10915. Damian Baskerville (1995-99) 1,123 108 Randy Worster (1982-85) 1,123 90 17. Jerry Trice (1963-66) 1,116 7518. Royal Edwards (1979-83) 1,094 10519. Bob Davis (1970-72) 1,064 5420. Greg Harrop (1964-67) 1,055 75 21. Al DeWitt (1972-76) 1,052 79 Stephan Bachmann (1999-03) 1,052 11823. Jim Lyon (1962-64) 1,051 5124. Kyle Bullinger (2008-12) 1,042 11725. Lance Allred (2003-05) 1,021 5626. Alex Fisher (1995-98) 1,012 8527. Justus Thigpen (1967-69) 1,005 57

CAREER SCORING AVERAGE (min. two seasons)

AVG GP PTS1. Harold Arceneaux (1998-00) 22.6 60 1,3572. Rico Washington (1987-89) 21.0 57 1,1963. Jim Lyon (1962-64) 20.6 51 1,0514. Gene Visscher (1964-66) 19.7 50 985 Bob Davis (1970-72) 19.7 51 1,0646. Willie Sojourner (1968-71) 19.3 81 1,5637. Jermaine Boyette (2000-03) 19.0 85 1,6138. Damian Lillard (2008-12) 18.8 103 1,9349. Lance Allred (2003-05) 18.2 56 1,02110. Justus Thigpen (1967-69) 17.6 57 1,005

CAREER REBOUNDS REB GP 1. Willie Sojourner (1968-71) 1,143 812. Jimmie Watts (1973-76) 949 111 3. Bruce Collins (1976-80) 873 1204. Richard Smith (1976-80) 764 1095. Al DeWitt (1972-76) 727 796. Royal Edwards (1979-83) 675 105 7. Dan Sparks (1966-68) 654 528. Gene Visscher (1964-66) 641 509. Richard Cooper (1970-73) 630 8310. Rico Washington (1987-89) 603 5711. Paul Marigney (1873-76) 592 8212. Kyle Bullinger (2008-12) 577 117 Bob Davis (1970-72) 577 5414. Darin Mahoney (2008-12) 570 12315. Kirk Smith (1993-95) 558 5816. David Johnson (1976-80) 557 9817. Anthony McGowan (1988-92) 542 9018. Jimmy Degraffenried (1991-96) 537 11719. Al Hamilton (1990-93) 535 8420. Damian Baskerville (1995-99) 534 10821. Jerry Trice (1963-66) 524 7522. Jonnie Knoble (1969-72) 515 7723. Arturas Valeika (2006-08) 512 6224. Lance Allred (2003-05) 511 5625. Johnnie Moore (1992-94) 508 5726. Harry Willis (1985-87) 502 58

CAREER REBOUND AVERAGE AVG GP REB1. Willie Sojourner (1968-71) 14.1* 81 1,1432. Gene Visscher (1967-69) 12.8 50 6413. Dan Sparks (1966-68) 12.6 52 6544. Bob Davis (1970-72) 10.7 54 5775. Rico Washington (1987-89) 10.6 57 6036. Kirk Smith (1993-95) 9.6 58 5587. Al DeWitt (1972-76) 9.2 79 7278. Lance Allred (2003-05) 9.1 56 5119. Johnnie Moore (1992-94) 8.9 57 50810. Jimmie Watts (1973-76) 8.5 111 949 *Big Sky Conference record.

CAREER THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE 3FG GP1. Scott Bamforth (2010-13) 259 992. Damian Lillard (2008-12) 246 1033. John Hamilton (2000-04) 241 1194. Jimmy Degraffenried (1991-96) 196 1175. Alex Fisher (1995-98) 176 856. Kyle Bullinger (2008-pres.) 151 1177. Nick Hansen (2008-10) 142 62

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SINGLE SEASON SCORING(500 or more points)

PTS YEAR AVG1. Damian Lillard 784 11-12 24.52. Harold Arceneaux 713 98-99 22.33. Jermaine Boyette 657 02-03 20.54. Stan Rose 650 92-93 23.25. Bob Davis 646 71-72 23.16. Jimmy Degraffenried 637 95-96 21.27. Harold Arceneaux 644 99-00 23.08. Rico Washington 619 88-89 22.1 Jimmie Watts 619 75-76 19.310. Damian Lillard 617 09-10 19.9 11. Ruben Nembhard 603 94-95 20.111. Stan Mayhew 593 76-77 22.012. Al Hamilton 588 91-92 20.313. Willie Sojourner 568 68-69 18.8 14. Davion Berry 564 12-13 15.215. Justus Thigpen 560 68-69 18.616. Willie Sojourner 552 69-70 21.217. Bruce Collins 550 78-79 16.218. Bruce Collins 545 77-78 18.819. Al Hamilton 541 92-93 20.0 Jim Lyon 541 62-63 20.821. Bruce Collins 531 79-80 18.322. Gene Visscher 524 65-66 20.9 Scott Bamforth 517 12-13 14.024. Lance Allred 514 04-05 17.725. Jim Lyon 510 63-64 20.4

SINGLE SEASON SCORING AVERAGE AVG YEAR PTS1. Damian Lillard 24.5 11-12 7842. Stan Rose 23.2 92-93 6503. Bob Davis 23.1 71-72 6464. Harold Arceneaux 23.0 99-00 6445. Harold Arceneaux 22.3 98-99 7136. Rico Washington 22.1 88-89 6197. Stan Mayhew 22.0 76-77 5938. Jimmy Degraffenried 21.2 95-96 637 Willie Sojourner 21.2 69-70 55210. Gene Visscher 20.9 65-66 52

SINGLE SEASON REBOUNDS(300 or more rebounds)

REB YEAR AVG1. Willie Sojourner 411 69-70 15.22. Willie Sojourner 392 68-69 13.13. Dan Sparks 370 67-68 13.74. Gene Visscher 358 65-66 14.35. Lance Allred 348 04-05 12.06. Willie Sojourner 340 70-71 12.67. Bob Davis 323 71-72 11.18. Richard Smith 309 78-79 9.19. Arturas Valeika 305 07-08 10.210. Rico Washington 303 88-89 10.8 Harry Willis 303 86-87 10.4 Jimmie Watts 303 75-76 9.513. Rico Washington 300 87-88 10.3

SINGLE SEASON REBOUNDING AVERAGE AVG YEAR REB1. Willie Sojourner 15.8 69-70 4112. Gene Visscher 14.3 65-66 3583. Dan Sparks 13.7 67-68 3704. Willie Sojourner 13.6 70-71 3405. Willie Sojourner 13.1 68-69 3926. Lance Allred 12.0 04-05 3487. Dan Sparks 11.4 66-67 2848. Bob Davis 11.1 71-72 3239. Rico Washington 10.8 88-89 30310. Harry Willis 10.4 86-87 303

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SINGLE SEASON FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE(min. 4.0 FG’s made per game)

PCT YEAR FG1. Stan Rose .615 92-93 240-3902. Johnnie Moore .604 93-94 139-2303. Rico Washington .599 87-88 209-3494. Kirk Smith .598 95-96 128-2145. Stephan Bachmann .596 99-00 127-2136. Charles Carradine .587 83-84 131-2237. Shawn Campbell .581 84-85 197-3398. Anthony McGowan .577 89-90 120-2089. Rico Washington .573 88-89 233-40710. Jimmy Degraffenried .571 95-96 214-374

SINGLE SEASON FIELD GOALS MADE FGM YEAR 1. Harold Arceneaux 266 98-992. Jimmie Watts 255 75-763. Stan Rose 240 92-934. Bob Davis 234 71-725. Rico Washington 233 88-896. Al Hamilton 232 91-927. Damian Lillard 231 11-128. Bruce Collins 227 77-789. Stan Mayhew 225 76-7710. Ruben Nembhard 220 94-95

SINGLE SEASON FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED FGA YEAR 1. Jimmie Watts 533 75-762. Harold Arceneaux 521 98-993. Damian Lillard 495 11-124. Bruce Collins 486 77-785. Ruben Nembhard 482 94-956. Bob Davis 480 71-727. Bruce Collins 479 78-798. Al Hamilton 458 91-929. Al Hamilton 454 92-9310. Gene Visscher 437 65-66

SINGLE SEASON FREE THROW PERCENTAGE(min. 2.0 FG’s made per game)

PCT YEAR FT1. Michael Ostlund .909 89-90 60-662. Kent Hagen .905 84-85 86-953. Damian Lillard .887 11-12 228-257 Terrell Stovall .887 04-05 86-975. Scott Bamforth .875 11-12 105-1206. Eddie Gill .874 98-99 97-1117. Alan Campbell .867 85-86 85-988. Steve Morrison .865 00-01 64-749. Scott Bamforth .863 12-13 88-102 Jimmy Degraffenried .863 93-94 88-102 Michael Ostlund .863 88-89 44-51

SINGLE SEASON FREE THROWS MADE FTM YEAR 1. Damian Lillard 228 11-12 Jermaine Boyette 228 02-033. Jermaine Boyette 199 03-044. Damian Lillard 185 09-105. Bob Davis 178 71-726. Stan Rose 170 92-937. Willie Sojourner 170 68-698. David Patten 167 06-079. Jimmy Degraffenried 162 95-9610. Rico Washington 159 87-88

SINGLE SEASON FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED FTA YEAR 1. Jermaine Boyette 283 02-032. Stan Rose 275 92-933. Rico Washington 262 87-884. Bob Davis 260 71-725. Damian Lillard 257 11-126. Willie Sojourner 231 68-697. Harold Arceneaux 226 99-008. Rico Washington 215 88-899. Willie Sojourner 208 69-7010. Lance Allred 199 04-05

SINGLE SEASON 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE(min. 1.0 3PT made per game)

PCT YEAR 3PT1. Tyler Billings .517 06-07 31-602. Justyn Tebbs .500 95-96 50-1003. Scott Bamforth .488 10-11 78-1604. Jimmy Degraffenried .470 95-96 47-1005. Greg Boyd .464 86-87 32-696. John Hamilton .461 01-02 76-1657. Juan Pablo Silveira .459 06-07 56-1228. Scott Bamforth .456 12-13 103-2269. Dezmon Harris .447 07-08 46-10310. John Hamilton .442 03-04 69-156


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SINGLE SEASON THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE 3PT YEAR 1. Scott Bamforth 103 12-132. Damian Lillard 94 11-12 3. Damian Lillard 84 09-104. Eddie Gill 83 98-995. Scott Bamforth 78 10-116. Scott Bamforth 77 11-127. John Hamilton 76 01-028. Nick Hansen 75 09-109. Alex Fisher 75 96-9710. Jimmy Degraffenried 70 94-95

SINGLE SEASON THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 3PTA YEAR 1. Damian Lillard 230 11-122. Scott Bamforth 226 12-133 Damian Lillard 214 09-104. Eddie Gill 203 98-995. Nick Hansen 198 09-106. Robbie Johnson 195 93-947. John Hamilton 188 02-038. Alex Fisher 187 96-979. Alex Fisher 176 97-9810. Nick Hansen 175 08-09

SINGLE SEASON ASSISTS AST YEAR AVG1. Mark Mattos 213 79-80 7.32. Aaron McCarthy 209 84-85 7.23. Mark Mattos 200 76-77 7.14. Eddie Gill 195 99-00 7.05. Ryan Cuff 152 96-97 5.26. John Price 152 83-84 4.97. John Price 151 82-83 4.98. Eddie Gill 150 98-99 4.59. Robbie Johnson 141 93-94 4.7 10. Davion Berry 140 12-13 3.8

SINGLE SEASON ASSISTS AVERAGE AVG YEAR AST1. Mark Mattos 7.3 79-80 2132. Aaron McCarthy 7.2 84-85 2093. Mark Mattos 7.1 76-77 2004. Eddie Gill 7.0 99-00 1955. Mark Mattos 5.6 77-78 1186. Ryan Cuff 5.4 96-97 1527. Ryan Cuff 5.2 95-96 1308. Richard Escandon 4.9 81-82 138 John Price 4.9 83-84 152 John Price 4.9 82-83 151

SINGLE SEASON STEALS STL YEAR AVG1. Eddie Gill 90 99-00 3.212. Eddie Gill 88 98-99 2.673. Robbie Johnson 82 93-94 2.734. Ruben Nembhard 70 94-95 2.335. Jermaine Boyette 62 01-02 2.146. Jermaine Boyette 57 02-03 1.787. Franklin Session 55 09-10 1.778. Harold Arceneaux 55 98-99 1.729. Damien Baskerville 53 97-98 2.04 John Price 53 83-84 1.71

SINGLE SEASON STEALS AVERAGE AVG YEAR STL1. Eddie Gill 3.21 99-00 902. Robbie Johnson 2.73 93-94 823. Eddie Gill 2.67 98-99 884. Damien Baskerville 2.40 96-97 485. Ruben Nembhard 2.33 94-95 706. Jermaine Boyette 2.17 00-01 527. Jermaine Boyette 2.14 01-02 628. Damien Baskerville 2.04 97-98 539. Ryan Cuff 1.88 95-96 4710. Jermaine Boyette 1.78 02-03 57

SINGLE SEASON BLOCKS BLK YEAR AVG1. Shawn Cambpell 67 83-84 2.162. Shawn Campbell 66 84-85 2.283. Joel Bolomboy 62 12-13 1.684. Kirk Smith 57 93-94 1.965. Harold Arceneaux 50 98-99 1.566. Daviin Davis 49 08-09 1.587. Kyle Tresnak 43 12-13 1.198. Walt Tyler 41 85-86 1.419. Tom Heywood 38 82-83 1.2310. Daviin Davis 37 07-08 1.23

SINGLE SEASON BLOCKS AVERAGE AVG YEAR BLK1. Shawn Campbell 2.28 84-85 662. Shawn Cambpell 2.16 83-84 673. Kirk Smith 1.96 93-94 574. Joel Bolomboy 1.68 12-13 625. Daviin Davis 1.58 08-09 496. Harold Arceneaux 1.56 98-99 507. Walt Tyler 1.41 85-86 418. Daviin Davis 1.23 07-08 37 Tom Heywoood 1.23 82-83 3710. David Baldwin 1.18 90-91 33

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POINTS DATE OPPONENT Stan Mayhew 45 01/18/77 Utah State

Damian Lillard 41 12/03/11 San Jose State (2ot)

Jerry Trice 40 02/26/66 Northern Arizona Harold Arceneaux 40 02/04/00 at Eastern Washington Harold Arceneaux 40 02/26/00 Montana State Damian Lillard 40 02/02/12 Portland State

Jim Lyon 39 12/06/64 Cal State Los Angeles Jim Lyon 39 12/30/64 Whitworth Willie Sojourner 39 01/16/70 Montana State Bruce Collins 39 01/24/77 Cal State Stanislaus Harold Arceneaux 39 01/27/99 Eastern Washington Harold Arceneaux 39 02/24/00 Idaho State

Stan Rose 38 02/27/93 at Eastern Washington Harold Arcenaux 38 01/16/99 at Eastern Washington Damian Lillard 38 01/07/12 at Portland State

Al Hamilton 37 11/30/91 The Citadel Jermaine Boyette 37 01/08/03 BYU

Ryan Cuff 36 02/12/97 at Idaho State Harold Arceneaux 36 03/11/99 vs. North Carolina (NCAA) Harold Arceneaux 36 01/29/00 Cal State Northridge Jermaine Boyette 36 12/28/00 BYU Damian Lilllard 36 01/23/10 Eastern Washington Damian Lillard 36 11/28/11 at Saint Mary’s

Bob Lewis 35 02/27/64 Westminster Willie Sojourner 35 1969 Montana Greg Harrop 35 12/03/66 Pepperdine Jimmy Degraffenried 35 12/16/94 vs. Old Dominion Alex Fisher 35 11/30/96 at Nevada Damien Baskerville 35 01/10/98 Eastern Washington Harold Arceneaux 35 1999 Portland State Damian Lillard 35 02/04/12 Northern Colorado

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YEAR ...SCORING ............................. REBOUNDING ............... ASSISTS ......................... BLOCKED SHOTS........... STEALS ...................... 62-63 ...Jim Lyon .........................20.8 NA .............................. NA NA............................... NA NA ................................NA NA ..........................NA 63-64 ....Jim Lyon .........................20.4 Jim Lyon .................. 11.6 NA............................... NA NA ................................NA NA ..........................NA 64-65 ....Gene Visscher................18.4 Gene Visscher ......... 11.3 NA............................... NA NA ................................NA NA ..........................NA 65-66 ....Gene Visscher................21.0 Gene Visschewr ....... 14.3 NA............................... NA NA ................................NA NA ..........................NA 66-67 ....Dan Sparks ....................15.2 Dan Sparks .............. 11.4 NA............................... NA NA ................................NA NA ..........................NA 67-68 ....Justus Thigpen ...............16.4 Dan Sparks .............. 13.7 NA............................... NA NA ................................NA NA ..........................NA 68-69 ....Willie Sojourner ..............18.8 Willie Sojourner ........ 13.0 NA............................... NA NA ................................NA NA ..........................NA 69-70 ....Willie Sojourner ..............21.2 Willie Sojourner ........ 15.8 NA............................... NA NA ................................NA NA ..........................NA

70-71 ...Willie Sojourner ..............17.8 Willie Sojourner ........ 13.6 NA............................... NA NA ................................NA NA ..........................NA 71-72 ....Bob Davis .......................23.1 Bob Davis ................ 11.5 NA............................... NA NA ................................NA NA ..........................NA 72-73 ....Rich Cooper ...................12.1 Rich Cooper ............... 7.8 NA............................... NA NA ................................NA NA ..........................NA 73-74 ....Jimmie Watts ..................12.5 Jimmie Watts ............. 8.4 NA............................... NA NA ................................NA NA ..........................NA 74-75 ....Jimmie Watts ..................16.5 Jimmie Watts ........... 10.9 NA............................... NA NA ................................NA NA ..........................NA 75-76 ....Jimmie Watts ..................19.3 Jimmie Watts ............. 9.5 NA............................... NA NA ................................NA NA ..........................NA 76-77 ....Stan Mayhew .................22.0 Stan Mayhew ........... 10.2 Mark Mattos .............. 7.14 NA ................................NA NA ..........................NA 77-78 ....Bruce Collins ..................18.8 Bruce Collins .............. 8.4 Mark Mattos .............. 5.61 NA ................................NA NA ..........................NA 78-79 ....Bruce Collins ..................16.2 Richard Smith ........... 9.1 Mark Mattos .............. 3.46 NA ................................NA NA ..........................NA 79-80 ....Bruce Collins ..................18.3 Richard Smith ........... 7.0 Mark Mattos .............. 7.34 David Johnson ...........0.62 Bruce Collins ........ 1.65 80-81 ...Todd Harper ...................18.0 Royal Edwards ........... 7.6 Richard Escandon .... 4.04 Steve Condie .............0.55 Royal Edwards ..... 1.11 81-82 ....Todd Harper ...................17.9 Tom Heywood ............ 8.1 Richard Escandon .... 4.93 Tom Heywood............1.07 Todd Harper ......... 1.21 82-83 ....Randy Worster ...............12.3 Tom Heywood ............ 6.6 John Price................. 4.87 Tom Heywood............1.22 John Price ............ 1.48 83-84 ....Randy Worster ...............12.1 Charles Carradine ...... 7.3 John Price................. 4.90 Shawn Campbell........2.16 John Price ............ 1.71 84-85 ....Shawn Campbell ............16.9 Shawn Campbell ........ 8.0 Aaron McCarthy........ 7.21 Shawn Campbell........2.27 Charles Carradine 1.67 85-86 ....Walt Tyler .......................16.3 Harry Willis ................. 6.9 Alan Campbell .......... 4.72 Walt Tyler...................1.41 Alan Campbell ...... 1.38 86-87 ....Harry Willis .....................14.6 Harry Willis ............... 10.4 Robert Maxwell ......... 4.79 Harry Willis.................1.10 Robert Maxwell ..... 1.17 87-88 ....Rico Washington ............19.9 Rico Washington ...... 10.3 Moochie Cobb .......... 4.67 Jeff Schofield .............1.00 Moochie Cobb ...... 1.54 88-89 ...Rico Washington ............22.1 Rico Washington ...... 10.8 Moochie Cobb .......... 4.39 Rico Washington........1.10 Moochie Cobb ...... 1.75 89-90 ...Aaron Bell.......................11.5 Jerry McIntosh ........... 6.5 Tony Nicholas ........... 2.96 Jerry McIntosh ...........0.48 Mike Ostlund ........ 1.34

90-91 ...Aaron Bell.......................12.9 Dave Baldwin ............. 7.6 Tony Nicholas ........... 3.52 David Baldwin ............1.18 David Baldwin ....... 1.11 91-92 ...Al Hamilton .....................20.3 Al Hamilton ................ 5.7 Anthony Steward ...... 3.00 Anthony McGowan ....1.14 Jason Joe ............. 1.56 92-93 ...Stan Rose ......................23.2 Stan Rose .................. 8.3 Robbie Johnson........ 4.17 Al Hamilton ................0.48 Robbie Johnson ... 1.62 93-94 ...Robbie Johnson .............15.8 Johnnie Moore ........... 9.0 Robbie Johnson........ 4.70 Kirk Smith ..................1.96 Robbie Johnson ... 2.73 94-95 ...Ruben Nembhard ...........20.1 Kirk Smith ................ 10.5 Ruben Nembhard ..... 4.00 Kirk Smith ..................1.10 Ruben Nembhard . 2.33 95-96 ...Jimmy DeGraffenried .....21.2 Andy Smith ................ 7.2 Ryan Cuff.................. 5.20 Andy Smith ................1.20 Ryan Cuff ............. 1.88 96-97 ...Damien Baskerville ........18.5 Damien Baskerville .... 6.6 Ryan Cuff.................. 5.43 Joey Haws .................0.52 Damien Baskerville 2.40 97-98 ...Damien Baskerville ........15.2 Andy Jensen .............. 7.2 Damien Baskerville ... 3.08 Joey Haws .................0.23 Damien Baskerville 2.04 98-99 ...Harold Arceneaux ..........22.3 Andy Jensen .............. 6.5 Eddie Gill .................. 4.54 Harold Arceneaux ......1.56 Eddie Gill .............. 2.67 99-00 ...Harold Arceneaux ..........23.0 Harold Arceneaux ...... 7.4 Eddie Gill .................. 6.96 Harold Arceneaux ......0.92 Eddie Gill .............. 3.21

00-01 ...Jermaine Boyette ...........19.1 Jake Shoff .................. 6.0 Jermaine Boyette...... 4.17 Pat Danley .................0.28 Jermaine Boyette . 2.17 01-02 ...Jermaine Boyette ...........17.1 Chris Woods .............. 7.1 Jermaine Boyette...... 3.03 Talmadge Eyre ..........0.23 Jermaine Boyette . 2.14 02-03 ...Jermaine Boyette ...........20.5 Slobodan Ocokoljic .... 8.4 Jermaine Boyette...... 3.31 Slobodan Ocokoljic ....0.30 Jermaine Boyette . 1,78 03-04 ...Slobodan Ocokoljic ........15.1 Slobodan Ocokoljic .... 6.4 Jamaal Jenkins ......... 2.26 Nic Sparrow ...............0.27 Slobodan Ocokoljic 1.21 04-05 ...Lance Allred ...................17.7 Lance Allred ............. 12.0 Jamaal Jenkins ......... 3.27 Coric Riggs ................0.73 Troy Goodell ......... 1.11 05-06 ...Coric Riggs .....................14.9 Coric Riggs ................ 6.7 Nick Covington ......... 2.59 David Patten ..............0.89 David Patten ......... 1.33 06-07 ...David Patten...................14.2 David Patten .............. 5.4 Juan Pablo Silveira ... 3.22 David Patten ..............1.06 David Patten ......... 1.16 07-08 ...Dezmon Harris ...............10.9 Arturas Valeika ........ 10.2 Dezmon Harris.......... 2.20 Daviin Davis ...............1.23 Van Brocklin/Davis 0.93 08-09 ...Kellen McCoy .................14.1 Kyle Bullinger ............. 4.5 Damian Lillard........... 2.87 Daviin Davis ...............1.58 Daviin Davis ......... 1.26 09-10 ...Damian Lillard ................19.9 Franklin Session ........ 5.8 Damian Lillard........... 3.61 Franklin Session ........2.61 Franklin Session ... 1.77

10-11 ...Lindsey Hughey .............12.4 Kyle Bullinger ............. 6.3 Scott Bamforth .......... 2.84 Darin Mahoney ..........1.10 Lindsey Hughey .... 1.38 11-12 ....Damian Lillard ................24.5 Darin Mahoney .......... 6.3 Damian Lillard........... 4.00 Darin Mahoney ..........0.91 Damian Lillard ...... 1.47 12-13 ...Davion Berry .................15.2 Joel Bolomboy ......... 7.1 Davion Berry ........... 3.78 Joel Bolomboy .........1.68 Davion Berry ....... 1.22

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The beautiful Dee Events Center is one of the premier basketball facilities in the west and is a building of many uses, including the home for the Weber State men’s and women’s basketball teams. The building has been home to several Big Sky Championships, NCAA Tournaments, and other basketball events, as well as numerous religious and community events.

Prior to the 2012-13 season a new floor was painted with the new Weber State Athletics logo. In addition, a new state-of-the-art energy efficient lighting system was installed that will allow instant on and off lights. In 2010-11 a new state-of-the-art Daktronics videoboard,

display ring, and scoretable sign were installed along with new basket standards and wall scoreboards.

The Dee Events Center itself has been on national display, hosting the annual NCAA Tournament on four different occa-sions. In 1980, the center hosted the First and Second Rounds. In 1983 it served as the West Regional Final Site with North Carolina State defeating Virginia, 62-61, to advance to and eventually win the NCAA Final Four. In 1986 the Dee Events Center was once again the site of the First and Second Rounds of the tournament. That year Louisville won a pair of games in the DEC on their way to winning the national title. The building was host again to the First and Second Rounds in 1994. The arena has also been home to eight Big Sky men’s basketball tournaments and two women’s tournaments. The Utah Jazz have played 12 NBA preseason games at the DEC.

The building was built at a cost of 11.3 million dollars, representing the combined efforts and cooperation of students, the university and community members for the development of a functional events facility for the greater Ogden and Weber County area. In addition to those funds provided through student fees and revenue bonds, more than five million dollars was raised from private sources in a variety of memorialization programs. The highlight of the fund drive was the contribution of more than two million dollars from the Lawrence T. Dee and Donnell B. Stewart families.

Ground breaking ceremonies on the forty-three acre site were conducted on March 21, 1975. Dedication ceremonies were held on November 1, 1977, a little more than two and half years after construction was started. The first event in the facility was a men’s basketball game on November 29, 1977, in which Weber State defeated Long Beach State, 99-96 in overtime.

The Dee Events Center can accommodate more than 12,000 spectators in chair-backed seats. The building is not just an athletic facility. The arena also hosts the WSU commencement services each year as well as a variety of campus, religious, and community events. The arena frequently hosts the Utah State High School Basketball Championships as well as numerous graduation ceremonies for area high schools. The DEC has also been the home of many concerts and other performances throughout the years. Alabama, Clint Black, the Beach Boys, Sawyer Brown, Johnny Cash, Bill Cosby, Kenny G, Chris LeDoux, Fleetwood Mac, Barry Manilow, Bette Midler, David Lee Murphy, Willie Nelson, Collin Raye, LeAnn Rimes, George Strait, Taylor Swift, James Taylor, the New York Philharmonic, the Mormon Tabernacle Choir, the Utah Symphony, Widespread Panic and Imagine Dragons are just some of the many performers to come to the Dee Events Center.

Over the years, the arena has been the site of a circus, tennis and wrestling matches, gatherings by religious groups, and high school basketball championships. Neil Armstrong, Jake Garn, Gordon B. Hinckley, Thomas S. Monson, Jon M. Hunts-man, Larry Miller, Christopher Reeve, and John Wooden are just a few of the luminaries who have spoken at the facility.

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Since 1962-63 when Weber State began playing at the NCAA Division I level, the Wildcats have compiled an overall record of 589-120 (.831) when playing at home. WSU was 180-18 (.909) in Swenson Gym and is now 410-102 (.801) in the Dee Events Center, winning over 80 percent of home games. The WSU record for consecutive home court victories is 39 in the old Swenson Gym and more than 30 in the Dee Events Center.

SWENSON GYM 1962-63 - 11-0 Dick Motta 1963-64 - 12-1 Dick Motta 1964-65 - 13-0 Dick Motta 1965-66 - 14-0 Dick Motta 1966-67 - 14-2 Dick Motta 1967-68 - 15-1 Dick Motta Total - 80-4 (.952)

1968-69 - 14-0 Phil Johnson 1969-70 - 10-3 Phil Johnson 1970-71 - 10-0 Phil Johnson Total - 34-3 (.945)

1971-72 - 12-1 Gene Visscher 1972-73 - 12-0 Gene Visscher 1973-74 - 10-2 Gene Visscher 1974-75 - 3-0 Gene Visscher Total - 37-3 (.925)

1974-75 - 3-5 Neil McCarthy 1975-76 - 14-2 Neil McCarthy 1976-77 - 12-1 Neil McCarthy Total - 29-8 (.784)

Swenson Gym Total 180-18 (.909)

DEE EVENTS CENTER 1977-78 - 14-1 Neil McCarthy 1978-79 - 13-2 Neil McCarthy 1979-80 - 16-1 Neil McCarthy 1980-81 - 7-8 Neil McCarthy 1981-82 - 11-5 Neil McCarthy 1982-83 - 15-1 Neil McCarthy 1983-84 - 13-3 Neil McCarthy 1984-85 - 15-1 Neil McCarthy TOTAL - 104-22 (.825)

1985-86 - 13-2 Larry Farmer 1986-87 - 6-8 Larry Farmer 1987-88 - 7-8 Larry Farmer TOTAL - 26-18 (.591)

1988-89 - 10-3 Denny Huston 1989-90 - 11-3 Denny Huston 1990-91 - 8-7 Denny Huston TOTAL - 29-13 (.690)

1991-92 - 11-4 Ron Abegglen 1992-93 - 13-1 Ron Abegglen 1993-94 - 12-1 Ron Abegglen 1994-95 - 13-1 Ron Abegglen 1995-96 - 10-1 Ron Abegglen 1996-97 - 11-2 Ron Abegglen 1997-98 - 9-2 Ron Abegglen 1998-99 - 13-0 Ron Abegglen TOTAL - 92-12 (.885)

1999-00 - 9-3 Joe Cravens 2000-01 - 9-3 Joe Cravens 2001-02 - 10-3 Joe Cravens 2002-03 - 13-0 Joe Cravens 2003-04 - 8-5 Joe Cravens 2004-05 - 10-3 Joe Cravens 2005-06 - 7-7 Joe Cravens TOTAL - 66-24 (.733)

2006-07 - 13-2 RANDY RAHE 2007-08 - 12-2 RANDY RAHE 2008-09 - 10-3 RANDY RAHE 2009-10 - 13-2 RANDY RAHE 2010-11 - 11-2 RANDY RAHE 2011-12 - 16-0 RANDY RAHE 2012-13 - 17-2 RANDY RAHE Total - 92-13 (.876)

Dee Events Center Total 410-102 (.801)

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DEE EVENTS CENTER SEASON-BY-SEASON ATTENDANCE SEASON GAMES ATTENDANCE AVG. BIG SKY GAMES BIG SKY ATT. BIG SKY AVG. 1977-78 15 115,129 7,675 7 50,861 7,265 1978-79 15 117,194 7,812 *9 73,881 8,209 1979-80 17 167,762 9,868 *9 93,862 10,429 1980-81 15 96,382 6,425 7 42,485 6,069 1981-82 16 104,342 6,521 7 49,917 7,131 1982-83 16 122,914 7,682 7 59,684 8,526 1983-84 16 130,821 7,695 *9 73,094 8,121 1984-85 16 124,237 7,764 7 60,327 8,618 1985-86 15 116,223 7,748 7 57,040 8,149 1986-87 14 107,614 7,687 7 56,766 8,109 1987-88 15 80,863 5,391 8 35,806 4,476 1988-89 13 61,181 4,706 7 39,777 5,682 1989-90 14 55,507 3,965 7 34,833 4,976 1990-91 15 59,360 4,240 7 31,979 4,542 1991-92 15 70,848 4,723 8 39,644 4,955 1992-93 14 66,473 4,748 7 37,304 5,329 1993-94 13 67,079 5,160 7 36,938 5,276 1994-95 14 99,200 7,086 *9 67,897 7,650 1995-96 11 81,542 7,413 7 51,055 7,293 1996-97 13 71,279 5,483 8 43,576 5,447 1997-98 11 57,757 5,251 8 41,530 5,191 1998-99 14 84,104 6,007 *10 64,629 6,462 1999-00 12 78,705 6,054 8 45,974 5,747 2000-01 12 59,508 4,959 8 35,886 4,485 2001-02 13 62,018 4,771 7 31,303 4,471 2002-03 14 90,638 6,474 9 64,498 7,166 2003-04 13 64,797 4,984 7 34,635 4,947 2004-05 13 58,462 4,497 7 34,792 4,970 2005-06 14 57,651 4,118 7 27,832 3,976 2006-07 15 68,952 4,587 *9 51,262 5,696 2007-08 14 50,075 3,576 8 27,877 3,485 2008-09 13 59,775 4,598 8 40,184 5,023 2009-10 15 79,648 5,310 8 43,647 5,456 2010-11 13 75,753 5,827 8 48,611 6,076 2011-12 16 103,893 6,493 8 53,015 6,627 2012-13 19 125,414 6,601 10 69,003 6,900 TOTAL 512 3,093,100 6,041 285 1,751,404 6,145 *includes Big Sky Tournament games

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Season Record .Pct. *Big Sky record .Pct.1977-78 14-1 .933 6-1 .8571978-79 13-2 .867 *6-1 .8571979-80 16-1 .941 *7-0 1.0001980-81 7-8 .467 4-3 .571 1981-82 11-5 .688 3-4 .4291982-83 15-1 .937 6-1 .8571983-84 13-3 .812 *7-1 .8751984-85 15-1 .937 6-1 .8571985-86 13-2 .867 5-2 .7141986-87 6-8 .429 4-3 .5711987-88 7-8 .467 5-3 .6251988-89 10-3 .769 5-3 .6251989-90 11-3 .786 7-1 .8751990-91 8-7 .533 3-5 .3751991-92 11-4 .733 6-2 .7501992-93 13-1 .928 6-1 .8571993-94 12-1 .923 7-0 1.0001994-95 13-1 .929 *8-1 .8891995-96 10-1 .909 7-0 1.000

Season Record .Pct. *Big Sky record .Pct.1996-97 11-2 .846 7-1 .8751997-98 9-2 .818 8-0 1.0001998-99 14-0 1.000 *10-0 1.0001999-00 9-3 .750 5-3 .6252000-01 9-3 .750 6-2 .750 2001-02 10-3 .769 5-2 .7142002-03 13-0 1.000 *9-0 1.0002003-04 8-5 .615 4-3 .5712004-05 10-3 .769 6-1 .8572005-06 7-7 .500 3-4 .421 2006-07 13-2 .867 *9-1 .9002007-08 12-2 .857 *8-1 .8892008-09 10-3 .769 *7-2 .7782009-10 13-2 .867 *9-1 .9002010-11 11-2 .846 *8-1 .8892011-12 16-0 1.000 8-0 1.0002012-13 17-2 .895 10-0 1.000Totals 410-102 .801 231-57 .802

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UNIVERSITY

W E B E R S TAT E U N I V E R S I T Y

WEBER STATE FAST FACTSEnrollment: 25,301NCAA Sports Teams: 16Degrees and programs: More than 225Graduate degrees: 11

Student to faculty ratio: 21:1 as of Fall semester 2013Average freshman class size: 26:1 Clubs and organizations: 217, including 28 club teams

Physical Space:Acres: 526 acres (Ogden campus)Number of Buildings: 60 buildingsHousing: More than 1,000 beds as of Fall 2013

HONORS AND RECOGNITIONS

President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll: 2007-2012

US News & World ReportBest in the West

Forbes MagazineGoddard School Named Top Business School by Princeton Review: (2007-2012)

Home to Utah Professor of the Year 2006 - Eric Amsel2005 - Yasmen Simonian2003 - Frank Guliuzza

Fulbright Recipients:Greg Lewis (History) 2010-11Paul Schvaneveldt (Child and Family Studies) 2009-2010Suzanne Kanatsiz (Visual Arts) 2009-10James Dolph (History) 2004-05Hal Crimmel (English) 2003-04Ron Holt (Anthropology) 2003-04Jeffrey Eaton (Geosciences) 2002-03Linda Eaton (Anthropology) 2002-03Shane Schvaneveldt (Business Administration) 1999-2000

W E B E R S TAT E W I L D C AT AT H L E T I C S

Weber State University sponsors 16 NCAA athletic teams. WSU is a charter member of the Big Sky Conference since the league’s inception in 1963. The 2012-13 season marked the 50th anniversary of Weber State Athletics as a Division I institution.

Weber State sponsors seven men’s sports: basketball, football, tennis, golf, cross country, Indoor trackandfield,andoutdoortrackandfield.Therearenine women’s sports: basketball, volleyball, soccer, softball, tennis, golf, cross country, indoor track and field,andoutdoortrackandfield.

A total of 142 Wildcats earned Big Sky All-Conference honors in the last two seasons. In addition, 139 Wildcats earned Big Sky Academic All-Conference honors in 2012-13. Two Wildcat track and fieldathletes,SarahCallisterandAmberHenry,earnedAcademic All-American honors. Two-thirds of Weber State student-athletes have a G.P.A. of 3.0 or better.

During the 202-13 season the Weber State women’s cross country team repeated as Big Sky Champions and captured the NCAA Mountain Region title. Amber Henry earned All-American honors in cross country andtrackandfield.

The WSU men’s basketball team completed an historic season, posting a 30-7 record, setting a conference record for most wins in a season. The Wildcatsalsoledthenationinfieldgoalpercentageandthree-pointfieldgoalpercentage.FormerWSUAll-American Damian Lillard was named the 2013 NBA Rookie of the Year with the Portland Trail Blazers.

Weber State has won the Big Sky Conference Presidents Cup trophy four times. The ‘Cats won the Cup in 2003, 2004, 2008 and 2009. Weber State has claimed the most titles in both the men’s and women’s Big Sky All-Sports Trophy race. The Wildcat men have captured 16 Men’s All-Sports titles, including capturing the title in 2009 and 2010. The WSU women have won nine Women’s All-Sports trophies.

W E B E R S TAT EH E A D C O A C H E S

MaryKay Amicone

Softball

Jim Blaidell

Women’s Track and Field

Tim Crompton

Women’s Soccer

Jonas Ehrlin

Women’s Tennis

Scott Erling

Men’s Golf

Brad Ferreria

Men’s Tennis

Bethann Ord

Women’s Basketball

Tom Peterson

Women’s Volleyball

Randy Rahe

Men’s Basketball

Jody Sears

Football

Jeff Smith

Women’s Golf

Dan Walker

Men’s Track and Field

Paul Pilkington

Men’s & Women’s Cross Country

DR. CHARLES A. WIGHTPRESIDENT


Charles A. “Chuck” Wight took office as the 12th president of Weber State Univer-sity on Jan. 1, 2013. A distinguished scholar and academic leader, he has more than 28 years of experience in higher education.

Prior to his appointment at Weber State, Wight served three years as dean of the Graduate School at the University of Utah, where he was also the associate vice presi-dent for Academic Affairs.

Wight, who grew up in northern Virginia, received a bachelor’s degree in chemistry in 1977 from the University of Virginia and a doctoral degree in chemistry in 1982 from the California Institute of Technology.

After a two-year stint as a postdoctoral research associate in the University of Colorado’s Department of Chemistry, he joined the faculty of the University of Utah. There, he rose through the ranks, becoming a full professor of chemistry in 1993 and going on to serve as associate dean of Undergraduate Studies, assistant vice president of Continuing Education and associate vice president of several areas, includ-ing the Graduate School, Undergraduate Studies and Continuing Education.

While at the U of U, Wight was selected by students to receive the 1985 Outstanding Teaching Award in Chemistry. In 2006, senior faculty honored him with the R.W. Parry Teaching Award in Chemistry. Wight was also named an Alfred P. Sloan Research Fellow and was designated a fellow by the American Association for the Advancement of Science. He is a member of the Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society.

Wight, a physical chemist, researches the chemistry of explosives and propellants and has served as the deputy director of the University of Utah’s Center for the Simulation of Accidental Fires and Explosions. He has filed three patents and is the co-author of more than 150 peer-reviewed publications and two books.

In the community, Wight has served on the board of trustees for the Academy for Math, Engineering and Science, been an advocate for the Lowell Bennion Community Service Center, and co-presented at the annual Faraday Christmas Lectures, a popular free science lecture series for children of all ages. He also has been the chief mission orientation pilot for the Utah Wing of Angel Flight West, a nonprofit charity providing free non-emergency medical transportation.

Wight is married to Victoria Rasmussen, who is the manager of professional development for the Utah Edu-cation Network. He is the father of three grown children. In his free time, Wight enjoys long-distance running, flying small aircraft, and backpacking and hiking.

Jerry Bovee is entering his fifth season as Director of Intercollegiate Athletics at Weber State University. He was named Director of Athletics in September 2009.

Since joining the Wildcats Bovee has been influential in several facility upgrades at Weber State. A new state-of-the-art Daktronics video board was installed at the Dee Events Center, giving fans a new way to enjoy men’s and women’s basketball games. In addition, a new synthetic turf field and new track have been installed at Stewart Stadium. WSU has also refurnished the Edmond Tennis Courts on campus.

He has also been involved in the hiring of new employees within the athletic depart-ment including a new Senior Woman’s Administrator, a new Marketing Director, as well as new volleyball and women’s basketball head coaches. He has also partnered with KP Sports for WSU’s corporate sponsorship opportunities.

Prior to being named Athletics Director, Bovee spent two years as Assistant Vice President for Administrative Support Services at Weber State. In that role he supervised operations for the Academic Services and Athletics Compliance for the Athletics Department. In addition to his athletics department responsibilities, Bovee directed Campus Police, Mail Services, Printing Services, Environmental Health and Safety and the Dee Events Center and Stewart Stadium operations.

Bovee assisted in the completion of the year-long NCAA re-certification process for the Wildcats serving as chief report writer and liaison to the NCAA Peer Review Team. In addition, he has supervised the initiative to improve the Academic Performance Ratings for Weber State’s 16 athletic teams.

Before coming to Weber State, Bovee served as Assistant Director of the Utah High School Activities Asso-ciation where he supervised the sports of football, boy’s basketball, softball, tennis and wrestling. His duties included organization and management of state tournaments, coaches and officials education programs, sport rules interpretation and a myriad of other duties related to the administration and governance of sports and ac-tivities at the high school level throughout Utah. While at the UHSAA, Jerry served as vice-chair of the National Federation of State High School Associations football rules committee.

Bovee worked as Sales and Promotion Specialist and later as Assistant Athletics Director for Marketing and Promotions at Utah State from 1992 to 1995. In that role, he directed the corporate sales program for Aggie Athletics. In addition, he developed group and corporate ticketing plans, in-game promotions and other game management programs.

Bovee earned a bachelor’s degree in Business-Finance from Utah State University in 1992. In 2010 he earned a master’s degree in Business Administration from Weber State. He was born and raised in Ogden Utah and attended Ben Lomond High School.

Bovee and his wife Julie have four children: Jared, Ethan, Addison and Seth.

JERRY BOVEEDIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS

Dr. Norm Tarbox is Weber State’s Vice-President for Administrative Services. He began his service at WSU in 2002. A native of Taylorsville, Utah, Dr. Tarbox graduated from Cottonwood High School and attended Snow College where he played on the baseball team.

Tarbox graduated from BYU with a BA degree in Communications where he was named the “Outstanding Student” of the Communications department. He later ob-tained an MBA from BYU. He went on to earn an Ed.D. in Educational Leadership and Policy from the University of Utah. Dr. Tarbox came to WSU from the Utah State Board of Regents where he worked in various capacities for 10 years. He served as the Assis-tant Commissioner for Student Financial Aid, Assistant Commissioner for Finance and Facilities and Associate Commissioner for Finance and Facilities.

From 1993 to 1996, he worked in the governor’s office as a budget and planning analyst. His wife, Maurie, completed a bachelor’s degree in Music Performance. She and their four children have performed in Utah Musi-cal Theatre productions at Weber State.

DR. NORM TARBOXVICE PRESIDENT

ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES

AMY CROSBIEASSOCIATE ATHLETIC DIRECTOR

SENIOR WOMAN ADMINISTRATOR Amy Crosbie was named the Associate Athletic Director and Senior Woman Adminis-trator at Weber State University in March of 2010.

Prior to being named Associate Athletic Director, Crosbie spent the past 7 years as the Assistant Director of Student-Athlete Services at Utah State where she was an Academic Advisor and the CHAMPS Life Skills Director for the Department of Athletics. During her time at Utah State she fulfilled academic duties for Men’s Basketball, Men’s Golf, Women’s Softball, Soccer, Volleyball and Men’s and Women’s Track and Field. She also chaired the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee and taught an athletics section of connections, USU 1010, which is taught to all incoming student-athletes during the Fall semester.

She currently serves on the DIA National CHAMPS Board and was a two-time NCAA Regional Leadership Facilitator. She is currently a mentor to new CHAMPS coordinators

for the NCAA/CHAMPS Life Skills Program, now known as NCAA Student-Athlete Affairs.

Crosbie, who graduated from Utah State University in 2002 with a degree in Family and Consumer science, spent two years as an assistant coach for the Aggies Volleyball program prior to working in academics. Crosbie was a four-year letter winner for Utah State’s volleyball team from 1997-2000 as an outside hitter and helped lead the Aggies to their first-ever NCAA Tournament in 2000 as USU advanced to the second round.

As the Associate Athletic Director, Crosbie oversee’s Compliance, Academics, Strength and Conditioning, and is a sport administrator for the following sports; Men’s and Women’s Golf and Men’s and Women’s Tennis.

Crosbie was born and raised in Visalia, California and attended Redwood High School. Amy and her husband Jeff have two daughters and one son.

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