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BASKETBALL

UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO
BASKETBALL
Weekly Press Release Number 1 - November 5, 2007
2007 2K Sports College Hoops Classic (Coaches vs. Cancer)
USF at Oklahoma - Thursday, Nov. 8, 2007 - Norman, OK - 5:00 PM (PT)
2007-08 SEASON OPENING WEEKEND
MEN’S BASKETBALL CONTACT: Ryan McCrary,
Assistant A.D. - Media Relations
[email protected]
(415) 422-6162 (office); (415) 422-2929 (fax)
MEN’S BASKETBALL
2007-2008 SCHEDULE
Record: 0-0
WCC: 0-0
Home: 0-0
Home: 0-0
Road: 0-0
Road: 0-0
Neutral: 0-0
NOVEMBER
8-9 Th.-Fri. 2K Sports College Hoops Classic
(Coaches vs. Cancer)
8 Thu.
Oklahoma
5:00 PM
9 Fri.
Consolation/Championship
2K Sports College Hoops Classic
Semis/Finals - Madison Square Garden
15 Thu.
TBA
TBA
16 Fri.
Consolation/Championship TBA
17 SAT.
SACRAMENTO STATE
8:00 PM
20 Mon.
at UC Santa Barbara
7:00 PM
24 Sat.
at Oregon
TBA
28 WED. UTAH VALLEY STATE
7:00 PM
DECEMBER
1 SAT.
BOISE STATE
2:00 PM
5 WED. PACIFIC
8:00 PM
8 SAT.
WEBER STATE
2:00 PM
15 Sat.
at UC Irvine
7:00 PM
18 Tue.
at Long Beach State
7:00 PM
22 Sat.
at Notre Dame
4:30 PM
28 Thu.
at Weber State
6:00 PM
31 Mon.
at Utah Valley State
6:00 PM
JANUARY
5 SAT.
HOLY CROSS
2:00 PM
12 Sat.
at San Diego*
4:00 PM
19 Sat.
at Portland* (Comcast)
7:00 PM
21 Mon.
at Gonzaga* (ESPN)
9:00 PM
26 SAT.
SAINT MARY'S* (COM)
7:00 PM
28 MON. SANTA CLARA* (COM)
7:00 PM
FEBRUARY
2 Sat.
at Pepperdine*
7:00 PM
4 Mon.
at Loyola Marymount*
7:00 PM
8 Fri.
at Saint Mary’s* (Comcast) 7:00 PM
11 MON. SAN DIEGO* (ESPNU)
8:00 PM
16 SAT.
GONZAGA* (ESPNU)
5:00 PM
18 MON. PORTLAND* (COM)
7:00 PM
25 Mon.
Santa Clara* (Comcast)
7:00 PM
MARCH
1 SAT.
LOYOLA MARYMOUNT*
7:00 PM
3 MON. PEPPERDINE*
7:00 PM
2008 WCC CHAMPIONSHIPS - SAN DIEGO, CA
7 Fri.
WCC First Round (seeds 5-8) TBA
8 Sat.
WCC Quarterfinals
TBA
9 Sun.
WCC Semifinals (ESPN)
TBA
10 Mon.
WCC Finals (ESPN)
6:00 PM
*WEST COAST CONFERENCE
ALL TIMES PACIFIC.
ALL DATES AND TIMES SUBJECT TO CHANGE
USF OPENS 2007-08 AT OKLAHOMA
IN 2K COLLEGE HOOPS CLASSIC
Dons Tackle Host Sooners in Coaches vs. Cancer Event;
San Francisco Set to Tip-Off 94th Hoops Season;
Lowhorn Scores 28, Quezada Adds 27 vs. Sonoma State
USF OPENS REGULAR SEASON AT 2K COLLEGE HOOPS CLASSIC: USF
opens the 94th season of basketball on the Hilltop when it competes in the 2007
2K College Hoops Classic, benefiting Coaches vs. Cancer. Playing in the Norman
Regional, the Dons take on host Oklahoma Thursday, November 8 at the Lloyd
Noble Center in a contest set for a 5:00 PM (PT) tip. Denver and East Central
round out the regional field with the consolation/championship games set for
Friday. The Sooners are coming off a 16-15 campaign, finishing tied for seventh
in the Big-12 at 6-10. The contest is the second between the two schools and
the first meeting since the Dons took a 68-61 victory December 15, 1979 at War
Memorial Gym.
MANNY QUEZADA LEADS DONS OFFENSE: Junior guard Manny Quezada
looks to improve upon a solid sophomore season for the Green and Gold in 200708. The Dons leading returning scorer (13.2), Quezada was named as one of six
West Coast Conference “Players to Watch” by the league’s coaches. In his first
season after transferring from Rutgers, Quezada ranked 11th among WCC scoring
leaders to go along with 3.5 rebounds, 3.0 assists and 1.2 steals per game.
Capable of instant offense, Quezada tossed in 28 second half points en route to a
career-high 35 points, on 11-of-19 shooting from the field at Saint Mary’s (2/19/07).
Quezada scored 27 points - 24 in the second half Saturday against Sonoma State.
DIOR LOWHORN SET FOR GREEN AND GOLD DEBUT: After sitting out the
entire 2006-07 season under NCAA transfer rules, sophomore forward Dior
Lowhorn is ready to begin his USF career when the Dons take on Oklahoma in the
first round of the 2K College Hoops Classic. The Texas Tech transfer and Bay Area
native averaged 7.2 points and 3.9 rebounds per game as a freshman for the Red
Raiders and scored a career-high 20 points in a road loss to the Dons (12/3/05).
Lowhorn was named NorCal Player of the Year also captured “Bay Area Player
of the Year” honors from the Oakland Tribune and the San Francisco Chronicle
following his senior campaign at Berkeley High School. Lowhorn poured in a
game-high 28 points and 12 rebounds in USF’s exhibition win vs. Sonoma State.
NEW FACES ON THE DONS BENCH: In addition to four player newcomers for
the 2007-08 season, USF fourth-year head coach Jessie Evans welcomes two
new assistant coaches to the bench this season. David Grace enters his first
season with the Dons after serving the 2006-07 season at Sacramento State. USF
Hall-of-Famer Mike Quick also joins the staff at his alma mater. A 1973 graduate,
Quick helped the Dons to three consecutive NCAA Regional appearances.
USF DONS ON GREEN 960 AM: USF men’s basketball returns to the airwaves
and cyberspace for the 2007-2008 season and all games will be available live
at USFDons.com, while all games starting after 7:00 PM (PT) will air live on
Green 960 AM. Join Pat Olson for the play-by-play in his 17th year behind the
microphone courtside. USF Hall-of-Famer Jim Brovelli will join Olson on selected
broadcasts throughout the year. Other features available on USFDons.com
include GameTracker, courtesy of CSTV.com with live play-by-play and streaming
video of all non-televised home games courtesy of Yahoo Broadcast.
PROBABLE SAN FRANCISCO STARTERS (2006-07 Stats)
G. #10 Manny Quezada, 6-2, Jr. (13.2 ppg, 3.5 rpg, 3.0 assists)
G. #21 Christian Hernandez, 6-5, So. (1.1 ppg, 0.8 rpg, 0.3 assists)
C. #3 Jared Casey, 5-8, So. (1.1 ppg, 1.5 rpg, 0.2 blocks)
0-0, 0-0 WCC
F. #33 Dior Lowhorn, 6-7, So. (7.2 ppg, 3.9 rpg, 0.8 blocks)*
F. #41 Danny Cavic, 6-11, Sr. (6.0 ppg, 3.4 rpg, 0.7 assists)
KEY SAN FRANCISCO RESERVES (2006-07 Stats)
G. #13 Myron Strong, 6-2, Fr. (Memphis, TN/Hamilton HS)
F. #0 Hyman Taylor, 6-9, So. (Fort Lauderdale, FL/Cardinal Gibbons HS)
*2004-05 at Texas Tech
USF MEN’S BASKETBALL RELEASE PAGE TWO
2K COLLEGE HOOPS CLASSIC (Coaches vs. Cancer)
GAME #1 - Oklahoma
SCOUTING OKLAHOMA: The Sooners enter the 2K College
Hoops Classic with a 2-0 exhibition record, defeating Rockhurst
93-58 (10/31/07) and Fayetteville (N.C.) State 91-50 (11/2/07).
Oklahoma shot .623 (33-53) from the floor against Rockhurst as
freshman forward Blake Griffin led three players in double-digit
scoring with 19 points and eight rebounds. Sophomore guard
Tony Crocker added 17 points. Oklahoma’s leading returning scorers are senior center Longar Longar (10.4 ppg, 7.1 rpg), Crocker
(8.6 ppg, 3.7 rpg) and junior guard Austin Johnson (7.0 ppg, 1.8
rpg). Jeff Capel (Duke, 1997) enters his second season as head
coach for the Sooners and led them to their 26th consecutive winning season at 16-15 in his first campaign in Norman.
GAME #2 - Denver/East Central
DENVER OPPONENT CAPSULE:
Location: Denver, CO
Enrollment: 10,791
Conference: Sun Belt
Nickname: Pioneers
Colors: Crimson and Gold
Head Coach: Joe Scott, 1st Year
Record at School: 0-0
Career Record: 89-108 (7 Years)
2006-07 Record: 4-25
Sun Belt Record/Place: 3-15 (T-7th)
Series Record: USF leads 3-1
Last Meeting: at USF 69, DU 67 (3/16/05) - 2005 NIT
Lettermen Ret./Lost: 6/6 Starters Ret.: 3 Newcomers: 7
Top Returnees: Tyler Bullock, 6-1, So., G, 11.0 ppg, 2.9 rpg; Joe
Jackson, 6-4, Jr., G, 7.4 ppg, 3.9 rpg; Adam Tanner, 6-8, Sr., C,
6.2 ppg, 5.3 rpg
LAST MEETING: at USF 68, Oklahoma 61 (12/15/79)
EAST CENTRAL OPPONENT CAPSULE:
Location: Ada, OK
Enrollment: 4,400
Conference: Lone Star
Nickname: Tigers
Colors: Orange and Black
Head Coach: Terry Shannon, 5th Year (SE Oklahoma, 1989)
Record at School: 51-70 (4 Years) Career Record: 51-70 (4 Years)
2006-07 Overall Record: 10-16 Lone Star Record/Place: 2-10 (7th, North)
Series Record/Last Meeting: Potential first meeting
Lettermen Ret./Lost: 4/7 Starters Ret.: 2 Newcomers: 7
Top Returnees: Terrell Carpenter, 6-0, Sr., G, 13.3 ppg, 4.4 rpg;
Ian Adams, 6-9, Jr., C, 7.7 ppg, 4.4 rpg; Tyler Thetford, 6-3, Jr., G,
2.0 ppg, 1.7 rpg
SERIES RECORD/STREAK: USF leads 1-0/Dons won one
TEAM COMPARISONS - 2006-2007 SEASON (Final Stats):
TEAM COMPARISONS - 2006-2007 SEASON (Final Stats):
Team
USF
Oklahoma
PPG
74.2
66.8
Margin FG% 3-FG% FT% RPG APG TOPG SPG BPG
-1.8
.457 .372
.702 33.3 13.0 15.9 8.0 3.2
+7.2
.435 .326
.720 36.0 13.4 13.7 6.8 4.2
OKLAHOMA PROBABLE STARTERS (2006-07 Stats)
G 5 Tony Crocker, 6-6, 193, So. (8.6 ppg, 3.7 rpg)
G 15 David Godbold, 6-5, 221, Sr. (7.4 ppg, 4.6 rpg)
G 20 Austin Johnson, 6-3, 165, Jr. (7.0 ppg, 1.8 rpg)
F 23 Blake Griffin, 6-10, 243, Fr. (McDonalds All-American)
C 30 Longar Longar, 6-11, 234, Sr. (10.4 ppg, 7.1 rpg)
Team
USF
Denver
E. Central
ON THE AIR/ON THE WEB:
Radio Broadcast: None Television: None
Internet Audio: Yes - USFDons.com (Yahoo Broadcast)
GameTracker/LiveStats: Yes
Oklahoma Official Website: SoonerSports.com
ABOUT THE 2K COLLEGE HOOPS CLASSIC: San Francisco
opens the 2007-08 regular season Nov. 8-9 in the 2K Sports College Hoops Classic benefitting Coaches vs. Cancer at the Norman
Regional. The Dons take on regional host Oklahoma Thursday,
November 8 at 7:00 PM First-round losers will face each other
Nov. 9 at 4:30 while first-round winners will play at 7. If USF wins
its two regional games, it will travel to New York City for championship round games inside Madison Square Garden, beginning
November 15. Other regional hosts (and potential opponents in
New York) include No. 3 Memphis, No. 22 Kentucky and Connecticut. All New York games will be televised by ESPN2.
PPG
74.2
64.0
71.8
Margin
-1.8
-11.7
+0.3
FG%
.457
.399
.398
3-FG%
.372
.352
.304
FT%
.702
.722
.660
RPG
33.3
32.4
43.3
APG
13.0
12.0
10.7
TOPG
15.9
14.9
14.6
Name
Hyman Taylor
Jay Watkins
Dean Hadley
Jared Casey
Kenneth Perry
Manny Quezada
Myron Strong
Vince Polakovic
Christian Hernandez
James Morgan
Dior Lowhorn
Danny Cavic
Pierce Brooks
Paolo Zamarano*
Pos.
C
F
G
C
G
G
G
F
G
C
F
G-F
G-F
F
Ht.
6-9
6-8
6-6
6-10
6-0
6-2
6-2
6-7
6-5
6-9
6-7
6-6
6-7
6-3
Wt.
245
215
205
235
165
185
185
225
210
240
230
210
210
220
Yr.
So.
So.
Jr.
So.
Fr.
Jr.
Fr.
Sr.
So.
Jr.
So.
Sr.
Fr.
Jr.
BPG
3.2
1.4
3.4
ON THE AIR/ON THE WEB:
Radio Broadcast: None Television: None
Internet Audio: Yes - USFDons.com (Yahoo Broadcast)
GameTracker/LiveStats: Yes
Oklahoma Official Website: SoonerSports.com
QUOTING EVANS ON THE 2K COLLEGE HOOPS CLASSIC:
“We are looking forward to playing in the 2K College Hoops
Classic. The competition will be extremely difficult as usual. As
an NABC member this is a great way for basketball coaches to
contribute to an outstanding cause. I’m excited to have my team
involved in such a worthy effort.”
2007-08 USF DONS BASKETBALL ROSTER
No.
0
1
2
3
5
10
13
15
21
23
33
41
44
50
SPG
8.0
4.8
5.0
Exp.
RS
1V
TR
1V
HS
1V
HS
2V
1V
2V
RS
2V
HS
1V
HEAD COACH: Jessie Evans, Fourth Year (Eastern Michigan, 1972)
ASSISTANT COACH: Chris Farr, Third Year (Cal State Hayward, 1994)
ASSISTANT COACH: David Grace, First Year (Park University, 2003)
ASSISTANT COACH: Mike Quick, First Year (USF, 1973)
Hometown/Last School
Fort Lauderdale, FL/Virgina Tech
Memphis, TN/Hamilton HS
Los Angeles, CA/Holmes CC
Vancouver, BC/Maple Ridge Secondary
Halifax, Nova Scotia/Vanier College Prep
New York, NY/Rutgers
Bratislava, Slovakia/Northern Iowa
San Juan Capistrano, CA/Santa Margarita
Seattle, WA/Rainier Beach High School
Oakland, CA/Texas Tech
Tustin, CA/Santa Ana JC
North Hills, CA/Notre Dame HS
Corona, CA/La Sierra Academy
USF MEN’S BASKETBALL RELEASE PAGE THREE
2007-2008 USF MEN’S
BASKETBALL QUICK FACTS
USF HEAD COACH JESSIE EVANS
BY THE NUMBERS...
AS A DIVISION I HEAD COACH...
- 159 career victories
- 15 First Team All-WCC/All-Sunbelt
selections
- Five postseason appearances
- Four 20-plus win seasons
- Three Sun Belt Regular Season Titles
- Two WCC/Sunbelt Freshman/
Newcomer of the Year
- One NABC District VIII Coach of the
Year honor
GENERAL INFORMATION
School Name .... University of San Francisco
Location ........................... 2130 Fulton Street,
.................. San Francisco, CA 94117-1080
Religious Affiliation ....... Roman Catholic (Jesuit)
Year Founded ......................................... 1855
Enrollment ............................................. 8,000
Conference ...............West Coast Conference
National Affiliation ..............NCAA Division I
Nickname ................................................Dons
Colors ......................................... Green & Gold
Home Arena ........War Memorial Gym (5,300)
President ............... Fr. Stephen J. Privett, S.J.
VP, University Advancement ...Dave Macmillan
Athletic Director .............. Debra Gore-Mann
USF BASKETBALL
DIRECTORY
Jessie Evans ............................. Head Coach
5th Year ...............(Eastern Michigan, 1972)
422-5993...................... [email protected]
Chris Farr ............................. Assistant Coach
3rd Year ............(Cal State Hayward, 1994)
[email protected]
David Grace ........................ Assistant Coach
1st Year ...................(Park University, 2003)
[email protected]
Mike Quick ........................... Assistant Coach
1st Year ....................................(USF, 1973)
422-2928................... [email protected]
Basketball Fax ...............................422-6965
Ron Shinault ..................................422-5306
Basketball Athletic Trainer ...... [email protected]
Dr. Ken Akizuki ..................Team Orthopedist
Dr. William Montgomery .....Team Orthopedist
USF BASKETBALL
QUICK FACTS
Evans’ Coaching Record at USF
41-49 (.456) - 4 Years
Evans’ Overall Coaching Record
159-129 (.552) - 10 Years
2006-07 Overall Record.....................13-18
WCC Record .................................. 8-6 (T-3rd)
NCAA Championships .............. 2 (1955-56)
NCAA Appearances (Record) .... 15 (20-13)
NCAA Appearances (Last) .......... 15 (1998)
WCC Titles (Last) ..........................16 (1981)
All-time Division I Record ... 1,180-797 (.597)
Letter-winners Returning/Lost............ 8/5
Starters Returning/Lost ........................ 2/3
Newcomers/Eligible Redshirts ........... 3/2
Basketball Press Row ........ (415) 422-2919
Basketball SID ........................ Ryan McCrary
(415) 422-6162 ............ [email protected]
Final 2006-2007
WCC Standings
(as of 3/28/07)
Team
GON*!$
SCU
SMC
USF
USD
LMU
POR
PEP
WCC
11-3
10-4
8-6
8-6
6-8
5-9
4-10
4-10
PCT
.785
.714
.571
.571
.429
.357
.286
.286
Overall
23-11
21-10
17-15
13-18
18-14
13-18
9-23
8-23
*WCC Regular Season Champion
!WCC Tournament Champion $NCAA Tournament
A new era in USF basketball began on April 22, 2004 when Jessie Evans, the highly
successful head basketball coach of Louisiana-Lafayette, was named Head Basketball
Coach of the Dons.
USF RETURNS TO THE POST-SEASON IN EVANS’ HILLTOP DEBUT
In his first season as USF's coach, Evans accomplished many goals. The Dons beat
five league champions, including No. 11 Gonzaga (WCC), St. Joseph's (Atlantic 10),
Penn (Ivy), Pacific (Big West) and Denver (Sun Belt). San Francisco also beat Big Sky
tournament champ Montana and remained impressive in thrilling losses to Stanford in
overtime at the Pete Newell Challenge and at No. 13 Gonzaga on a buzzer-beater in
the final seconds.
Evans also got the Dons into the postseason for the first time since 1998, as USF
hosted Denver and Cal State Fullerton in the NIT in 2005. USF became the first WCC
team to host a postseason contest.
Although the team dropped to an 11-17 record in his second season, Evans
continued to build his program by recruiting new players for the future.
USF BATTLE TESTED
USF played the role of road warriors in 2006-07, with a brutal schedule that saw them
play just 12 of 31 games at home. Despite the frequent flier miles, the Dons improved
to 13-18 in 2006-07 and posted a third place WCC finish (8-6). The Dons played NCAA
powers No. 4 Ohio State, Louisville, UNLV and New Mexico State on the road.
"Jessie has injected a lot of enthusiasm into the USF program," Dons Athletics
Director Debra Gore-Mann said. "He has done an excellent job of cultivating the Bay
Area basketball community. His recruitment of the best Bay Area athletes is definitely a
plus."
WILDCATS WIN THE NCAA TITLE
Evans (159-129 in 10 seasons) has been a consistent winner in his 30 years as a
coach. The coaching veteran helped build a dynasty as an assistant coach under Lute
Olson at Arizona. Evans spent nine seasons in Tuscon (1989-97), helping the Wildcats
to five Pac-10 titles, nine consecutive NCAA Tournament berths, two Final Fours
appearances and finally the 1997 NCAA Championship in his final year with the ‘Cats.
BASKETBALL IN THE BAYOU
Evans' final season at Louisiana-Lafayette (2003-04) was his third consecutive
20-win season as a head coach in the bayou, although the team later had to vacate
14 wins. That season, Evans' Ragin' Cajuns made their second NCAA tournament
appearance, where they lost 61-52 to No. 3 seed North Carolina State. In fact, five
of Louisiana's nine losses came on the road to NCAA powers Georgia Tech, Xavier,
Dayton, Arizona and North Carolina State.
Evans was honored by his fellow coaches with the 2003 NABC District 8 Division I
"Coach of the Year" regional award. It's the same prowess in coaching and recruiting
that makes Evans an asset for the Dons.
PERSONAL FILE:
Evans and his wife Nancy, a former counselor, have a daughter Jayda, who's a newly
published author of "Game On! How women's basketball took Seattle by Storm" and
sportswriter for The Seattle Times; and a son Jarret, who played three seasons at
Louisiana-Lafayette.
USF Men’s Basketball Team Leaders
Scoring:
Antonio Kellogg (425/15.2)
Field Goal Percentage:
Johnny Dukes - .529 (73-138)
3-Point Field Goal Percentage:
Danny Cavic - .462 (36-78)*
Free Throw Percentage:
Manny Quezada - .808 (97-120)
Assists:
Antonio Kellogg - (101/3.6)
(Final 2006-07)
Rebounds:
Alan Wiggins, Jr. (222/7.2)
Offensive Rebounds:
Steals:
Antonio Kellogg (69/2.5)
Blocked Shots:
Returning players in BOLD *Led WCC
USF MEN’S BASKETBALL RELEASE PAGE FOUR
VINCE POLAKOVIC & JAY WATKINS NOT ELIGIBLE FOR OKLAHOMA TRIP: Senior
forward Vince Polakovic and sophomore forward Jay Watkins are not eligible for USF’s
season opening road trip to Oklahoma for the 2007 2K Sports College Hoops Classic
(Coaches vs. Cancer) and will not make the trip to Norman.
DANNY CAVIC - WCC’S TOP LONG DISTANCE GUNNER: Senior guard Danny
Cavic enters his final season in the Green and Gold focused on leading USF to the
top of the West Coast Conference standings. Despite battling a chronic back injury,
which hampered his mobility for most of the 2006-07 season, Cavic led the league in
3-point field goal percentage, converting on .462 (36-78) from long distance. Cavic is
the first Don to lead the league in long distance connections since Tomas Thompson
accomplished the feat in 1992. Cavic averaged 6.0 points, 3.4 rebounds and 0.7 assists
per game for the Dons last season and scored a career-high 19 points at Pepperdine
(1/15/07), converting on 4-of-5 from beyond the arc.
TRANSFERS READY TO COMPETE FOR THE DONS: Sophomore post player Dior
Lowhorn is set to make his much-anticipated debut on the Hilltop after red-shirting last
season under NCAA transfer rules. The Texas Tech transfer is expected to make an
immediate impact for the Dons this season and averaged 7.2 points and 3.9 rebounds
per game for the Red Raiders as a freshman. Sophomore post player Hyman Taylor will
also be eligible to play for the Dons this season after transferring to the Hilltop prior to the
2006-07 campaign. Taylor also sat out last season under NCAA transfer rules.
DONS LOOKING FOR A BIG SEASON FROM THE BIG CANUCK: Sophomore center
Jared Casey worked out hard during the summer and looks prepared to make an impact
for USF this season. The 6-11 Canadian averaged 1.1 points and 1.5 rebounds last year,
but has drawn raves from the Dons coaching staff during preseason workouts.
CHRISTIAN HERNANDEZ READY FOR AN ENCORE: Sophomore guard Christian
Hernandez made some big contributions for USF last season and figures prominently in
the back court mix once again in 2007-08. The former walk-on averaged 8.9 minutes in
29 games and scored a career-high five points at Saint Mary’s (2/19/07).
JAY WATKINS READY FOR SOPHOMORE SEASON: Sophomore forward Jay Watkins
enjoyed a strong first season for USF in 2006-07, averaging 6.2 points on .494 (78-158)
from the floor to go along with 3.5 rebounds and 0.4 blocks per game. For his efforts,
Watkins earned 2007 West Coast Conference Freshman Team honors. Watkins scored
a career-high 17 points in his Green and Gold debut against Sonoma State (11/11/06)
in his first career start and added 14 in a win at Sacramento State (11/14/06). Watkins
pulled down a career-high 10 rebounds at No. 4 Ohio State (11/20/06) and matched his
scoring standard in a home win against Loyola Marymount (2/12/07), pouring in 17 points
in 20 minutes of playing time.
VINCE POLAKOVIC LOOKING FOR STRONG FINISH: Senior forward Vince Polakovic
looks to finish his final season at USF on a high note. Entering his third season in the
Green and Gold, the former Northern Iowa transfer is expected to contribute for in
2007-08 on the front line. Polakovic averaged 2.0 points and 0.9 rebounds per game last
season and scored a USF career-high with 14 points at Fresno State (12/29/05).
WALKING IN MEMPHIS: Sophomore forward and Memphis native Jay Watkins will see
a familiar face in the USF back court this season. Freshman guard Myron Strong, who
teamed with Watkins at Hamilton High School, enters his first campaign in the Green and
Gold. The pair helped the Wildcats to an unblemished 39-0 record en route to the 2006
Tennessee state title and a No. 7 national ranking as Hamilton became the first Memphis
team in 31 years to finish a season unbeaten.
DONS NEWCOMERS LOOKING TO CONTRIBUTE: San Francisco added four
additional newcomers to the fold this season. Junior forward Dean Hadley, freshmen
guards Pierce Brooks, Kenny Perry and Myron Strong will bring plenty and talent and
energy to the Dons this season. Hadley is a 6-6 swingman, who comes to USF after
playing one season at Holmes Community College in Mississippi where he averaged 9.8
points, 5.6 rebounds, 3.2 assists and 2.7 steals per game. An all-state honorable mention
selection, Hadley originally attended IUPUI as a freshman, appearing in four games
during the 2005-06 season. Perry averaged 14.9 points and 6.5 assists at Vanier College
Prep as a senior and was named second team all-Nova Scotia when he recorded 20.8
points and 3.5 assists per contest during his sophomore campaign. A prep teammate of
current Dons forward Jay Watkins, Strong turned in an outstanding high school career
at Hamilton in Memphis, helping the Wildcats to a 39-0 record as a junior - the first time
in 31 years a Memphis prep team went undefeated. Strong averaged 20.0 points, 8.0
assists and 5.0 rebounds per game as a senior, lifting the Wildcats to a 22-9 record and a
district runner-up showing.
USF Individual Season Bests
2006-07 - Final
Points
37- Antonio Kellogg vs. San Diego 1/6/07
35- Manny Quezada at Saint Mary’s 2/19/07
28 - Armondo Surratt at New Mexico St. 12/2/06
Field Goals Made
13 - Antonio Kellogg vs. San Diego 1/6/07
11 - Manny Quezada at Saint Mary’s 1/19/07
10 - Armondo Surratt at New Mexico St. 12/2/06
10 - Alan Wiggins, Jr. at Hawai’i/ vs. St. Mary’s
Field Goal Percentage
1.000 - (5-5) Jay Watkins at Pacific 11/29/06
.857 - (6-7) Alan Wiggins, Jr. at Pacific 11/29/06
.857 - (6-7) Armondo Surratt at Sac State (11/14/06)
Three Pointers Made
7 - Antonio Kellogg vs. San Diego 1/6/07
6 - Antonio Kellogg vs. Gonzaga 2/24/07
Free Throws Made
11 - Manny Quezada at New Mexico State 12/2/06
9 - Alan Wiggins, Jr. at UNLV 11/25/06, AK vs. Pep 2/10/07
9 - Manny Quezada at St. Mary’s 2/19/07
Rebounds:
14 - Alan Wiggins, Jr. vs. Portland 2/26/07
13 - Alan Wiggins, Jr. at Sacramento St. 11/14/06
Assists
9 - Manny Quezada at Sacramento St. 11/14/06
8- Antonio Kellogg vs. Pepperdine 2/10/07
Steals
7 - Antonio Kellogg at Sacramento St. 11/14/06
5 - Antonio Kellogg vs. Northern Arizona 11/27/06
5- Antonio Kellogg vs. Wyoming 12/22/06
5- Armondo Surratt at San Diego 1/3/07
5 - Antonio Kellogg vs. Portland 2/26/07
Blocked Shots
5 - Alan Wiggins, Jr. vs. SE Louisiana 12/1/06
4- Alan Wiggins, Jr. vs. Northern Arizona 11/27/06
Team Season Highs/Lows
High
Low
Points
103 vs. San Diego (1/6) 56 vs. Valpo/ at GU
FG Made 34 at Sac St./v. USD
17 at Gonzaga (1/27)
FG Attempt 78 vs. Wyom (12/22) 45 vs. SCU (1/22)
FG%
.596 at Sac St./v. USD .321 at NAU (12/5))
3 FG Made 13 vs. San Diego (1/6) 1 vs. Wyom (12/22)
3 FG Att. 28 vs. Gonzaga (2/24) 12 vs. Wyom (12/22)
3 PT%
.520 vs. San Diego (1/6) .083 vs. Wyom (12/22)
FT Made 28 at San Diego (2/3) 5 at Ohio St. (11/20)
FT Att
32 at No. Ariz. (12/5) 7 at Ohio St. (11/20)
FT%
.903 vs. San Diego (2/3) .550 vs. Pepp (1/15)
Rebounds 49 vs. St. Mary’s (1/20) 21 at Portland (1/29)
Assists
20 at Sac St. (11/14)
6 vs. Santa Cl (1/22)
Steals
14 at San Diego (2/3)
1 at Ohio St. (11/20)
Blocks
7 vs. SELA /at LMU/Pep 0 vs. UCSB/at Gon
Turnovers 22 at Sac St (11/14)
10 vs. UCSB/Wyo/Vpo)
Fouls
32 vs. USD (1/6)
12 at Gonzaga (1/27)
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USF Is... 2006-07 - Final
Home (WCC) ............................... 7-5 (4-3)
Road (WCC) .............................. 5-10 (4-3)
Neutral ..................................................1-3
Afternoon ..............................................1-4
Night .................................................12-13
Overtime ...............................................2-2
Sunday .................................................0-1
Monday .................................................5-3
Tuesday ................................................1-1
Wednesday...........................................0-2
Thursday...............................................0-1
Friday....................................................1-2
Saturday ...............................................6-7
White Jerseys .......................................8-8
Gold Jerseys.........................................1-7
Green Jerseys ......................................4-2
Last Ten Games ...................................6-4
When scoring first ...............................11-8
When leading at half .............................8-3
When trailing at half ............................5-14
When tied at half...................................0-1
When shooting 50% floor ...................10-2
When shooting less than 50% ............3-15
When outshooting opponent...............11-3
When outshot .....................................2-15
When shooting same percentage .........0-0
When holding opponents < 50% ........12-9
When opponent shoots 50% ................1-8
When making five 3pters ..................11-15
When making 40% or more 3pt ............5-7
When shooting more FT .......................6-6
When shooting less FT .......................5-10
When making more free-throws ...........7-4
When making 70% free-throws ............7-6
When FT made are equal .....................3-3
When leading with 5 minutes left ........12-2
When leading with 1 minute left..........11-1
When bench outscores opponent .........3-5
When bench is outscored ...................9-12
When bench is equal ............................1-1
When outrebounding opponent ............6-3
When outrebounded ...........................7-15
When rebounds are the same ..............0-0
When more 3pters made ......................9-4
When less 3pters made ......................4-10
When 3pters are equal .........................0-3
More turnovers .....................................4-6
When USF scores less than 80 ..........7-14
When USF scores 90 ...........................2-0
When holding opponents under 70.......7-2
When holding opponents under 80.......5-6
When opponent scores 80 or more ......2-9
Margin 1-3 pts.......................................4-3
Margin 4-7 pts.......................................2-6
Margin 8-10 ..........................................1-2
Margin 10-14 ........................................4-3
Margin 15-19 ........................................1-1
Margin 20+ ...........................................1-3
2006-07 USF DONS SEASON IN REVIEW
FREE-THROW UPS AND DOWNS:
The Dons inability to make free-throws
hurt them in league play this season and
especially in their two OT losses vs. Saint
Mary’s and Gonzaga. The tide looked to
have turned with USF making 28 of 31
(90.3%) at San Diego, 15-17 at Santa
Clara (88.2%) and 20-27 vs. Pepperdine
(74.1%). However, USF did not shoot 70%
in four of the last five games. Earlier this
season, USF went through a four game
period that started at Pepperdine
where they made just 50-84 free-throws
(59.5%) and they lost three of the four contests. The 13-22 (59.1%) vs. Saint Mary’s
and the 12-18 (66.7%) vs. SCU were
significant factors in two of USF’s losses.
In the recent Gonzaga OT loss, USF made
just 11 of 19 free-throws in regulation. They
made just 14-24 at Gonzaga. The Dons
made just 11-20 vs. Pepperdine, but were
able to survive. Free-throws were also
costly for USF in a tight losses to UCSB
(14-24) and Wyoming (18-27) earlier this
year. USF shot .704 (441-626) from the
line this season, third best in the WCC.
During league contests USF upped its
charity stripe efficiency to .715 (223-312),
good for third place on the WCC charts.
50% FG SHOOTING=WINS: USF shot the
ball very well in 2006-07, hitting .457 (8181789) of its field goals (third WCC) and
.372 (216-581) of its three-point attempts
(second WCC). Last year, the Dons shot
.429 floor. Last season USF posted a 10-2
record when it shot .500 or better from
the floor and when 3-15 when it failed to
convert on at least half of its attempts. USF
made .500 or better of its shots just four
times last season and just twice in 200405. On the opposite side, USF is 1-7 when
opponents make .500 of their shots, the
lone win coming at Portland (1/29/07).
GETTING OFFENSIVE: USF played more
of a high scoring, up-tempo game during
the 2006-07 season, averaging 74.2 points
per contest compared to 69.1 ppg. last
year. Also of note, USF shot .500 or better
12 times this year after shooting .500 or
better a total of six times over the past two
seasons.
THE CITY’S TEAM: USF basketball is
“The City’s Team,” The only major winter
sports team playing in the City. But it is
also the Bay Area’s team as the Dons have
four local players on the roster including
redshirt Dior Lowhorn. USF won back-toback national championships in 1955 and
1956 behind Bay Area stars Bill Russell,
K.C. Jones, Mike Farmer, etc. and has a
tradition of great local players including
Phil Smith, Bill Cartwright, Kevin Restani,
Darrell Tucker, etc.
CAVIC AND POLAKOVIC STARS OFF
THE FLOOR, TOO: USF junior forwards
Danny Cavic and Vince Polakovic were
named to the 2007 West Coast Conference All-Academic Team as announced
by the league office. It is the second
career honor for Cavic, a Business major.
Polakovic is an International Business
major. The two selections are the most for
the Dons since Booker T. Harris and M.J.
Nodillo were recognized for the adacemic
excellence in 1998.
DEFENSE AND REBOUNDS: In USF’s
13 wins they have allowed opponents to
score 70.7 points per game while in the 17
losses they have allowed 79.9. USF has
been out-rebounded by 2.1 in their wins
and by 5.5 in the losses.
THAT’S TOO MUCH: USF allowed 80
points or more in 11 games during the
2006-07 season and lost nine of them. The
Dons went 7-2 when they held opponents
under 70 points.
DONS GET FIRST EVER 6-0 SWEEP OF
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA SCHOOLS:
San Francisco recorded a perfect 6-0 regular season record against Loyola Marymount, San Diego and Pepperdine for the
first time since the Toreros joined the West
Coast Conference.
LOTS OF TELEVISION: San Francisco
made a remarkable 12 television appearances during the 2006-07 season. The
Dons showcased their skills on ESPN, ESPNU, ABC, Comcast Sports Net and Fox
Sports Net. 10 of USF’s 14 West Coast
Conference contests were televised. USF
made their ESPN2 “Big Monday” debut
at Saint Mary’s and the Dons game at
home against Gonzaga was nationally televised on ABC.
ALL-WCC HONORS: Alan Wiggins, Jr.,
a fourth year senior from San Diego, was
named first team all-West Coast Conference in a poll of the league’s coaches.
Teammates Armondo Surratt and Antonio
Kellogg were named honorable mention,
while Jay Watkins was named to the allfreshman team. Wiggins recorded his second straight outstanding season averaging
14.4 points and 7.1 rebounds per game and
led the league with eight double-doubles on
the season and was among the conference
leaders in field goal percentage at 52.6%,
free-throw percentage 74.0% and blocked
shots at 1.5. Surratt, who missed USF’s last
five conference games after a knee injury,
averaged 14 points and 3.5 assists per
game as a senior. Kellogg had an outstanding season in the Green and Gold leading
the team in scoring at 15.4 points per game
USF MEN’S BASKETBALL RELEASE PAGE SIX
USF DEF. SAN FRANCISCO STATE 91-61: Sophomore forward Dior Lowhorn and junior
guard Manny Quezada combined for 55 points and led USF to a 71-66 exhibition victory
against a determined Sonoma State squad Saturday afternoon at War Memorial Gym.
The Dons shot .423 (22-52) from the field and limited the Seawolves to .327 (18-55).
Lowhorn did not disappoint in his first exhibition contest in his Green and Gold career,
turning in a 28-point, 12 rebound performance. The Texas Tech transfer sat out all last
season under NCAA transfer rules and responded went 11-of-21 from the field, 5-of-7 at
the stripe to go along with a block and a steal in 38 minutes. Quezada pumped in 27 – 24
after the intermission – and added six rebounds and a pair of assists. Sophomore forward
Dean Hadley scored seven points off the bench for the Dons. USF trailed by four at the
break, 29-25, but outscored Sonoma 46-37 in the second period in the Dons final tune-up
before opening the regular season Thursday, November 8. Junior guard Keith Garner
scored a team-high 16 points for Sonoma State, while freshman forward Blake Saunders
added 12 points off the bench for the Seawolves.
USF IN SEASON OPENERS: Since 1985-86, San Francisco owns a 12-10 record in
season openers. The Dons have two of their last four lid-lifters, including a 87-77 victory
against Sonoma State (11/11/06). Before breaking through for a 73-62 victory against
Tennessee-Martin in the 2003 Guardian’s Classic, the USF had dropped four consecutive
season debuts. The Dons most lopsided win came in the 1986-87 kickoff - a 64-19
pasting of St. Thomas (Minnesota).
DONS NOTCH PROGRAM VICTORY NUMBER 1,180: San Francisco collected the
1,180th victory in program history in a 70-67 West Coast Conference victory against
Portland (2/26/07). In the 94th season of basketball on the Hilltop, the Dons have their
eyes set on 2,000 program victories.
2007-2008 Season
USF’s Record When... (As of)
Dons score First .........................................0-0
Lead at Halftime ........................................0-0
Trail at Halftime .........................................0-0
Tied at Halftime .........................................0-0
Overtime Games .......................................0-0
FG% .600 or Better ....................................0-0
FG% .500 or Better ....................................0-0
FG% .400 or Better ....................................0-0
FG% .300 or Better ....................................0-0
FG% Less than .300 ..................................0-0
3-PFG .500 or better ..................................0-0
3-PFG .400 or better ..................................0-0
3-PFG .300 or better ..................................0-0
3-PFG below .300 ......................................0-0
Score 90+ ..................................................0-0
Score in 80’s...............................................0-0
Score in 70’s...............................................0-0
Score in 60’s...............................................0-0
Score in 50’s (or less) .................................0-0
More (or same) Rebounds .........................0-0
Less Rebounds ...........................................0-0
Better (or same) FG % ...............................0-0
Lower FG %...............................................0-0
Better (or same) 3 FG% .............................0-0
Lower 3 FG%............................................ 0-0
When making 5 3-Pointers.........................0-0
When making more 3-pointers ..................0-0
When making less 3-pointers ....................0-0
Better (or same) FT % ................................0-0
Lower FT % ...............................................0-0
Have Less (or same) TO’s than Opponents ...0-0
Have More TO’s than Opponents ..............0-0
When leading with 5 minutes left..............0-0
When leading with 1 minute left ...............0-0
When holding opponent under 70 .............0-0
Margin 1-3 points ......................................0-0
Margin 4-7 points ......................................0-0
Margin 8-10 points ....................................0-0
Margin 11-16 points ..................................0-0
Margin 17+ ...............................................0-0
Dons vs. Other Conferences
(2007-2008 Season)
Big XII
Big East
Big Sky
Big West
Independent
WEST COAST CONFERENCE
2006-2007 FINAL STANDINGS
Team
WCC
PCT
Overall
GON*!$
SCU
SMC
USF
USD
LMU
POR
PEP
11-3
10-4
8-6
8-6
6-8
5-9
4-10
4-10
.785
.714
.571
.571
.429
.357
.286
.286
23-11
21-10
17-15
13-18
18-14
13-18
9-23
8-23
*WCC Regular Season Champion
!WCC Tournament Champion $NCAA Tournament
2007-2008 PRESEASON POLL
School
Total
(First)
1. Gonzaga
61
(5)
2. Saint Mary’s
59
(3)
3. San Diego
43
4. Santa Clara
38
5. San Francisco
34
6. Pepperdine
22
7. Portland
16
8. Loyola Marymount
15
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
Pac-10
Patriot League
Sun Belt
West Coast
Western Athletic
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
TOP RETURNING PLAYERS IN THE
Player
Yr.
Pos. School
Josh Heytvelt
Jr.
F
GON
Brandon Johnson Jr.
G
USD
Jeremy Pargo
Jr.
G
GON
Gyno Pomare
Jr.
F
USD
Diamon Simpson
Jr.
F
SMC
Manny Quezada
Jr.
G
USF
wccsports.com
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USF AMONG WEST COAST
CONFERENCE LEADERS:
Several USF players ranked among the
top-10 WCC leaders in 2006-07.
(Overall games - Final.)
SCORING:
5. Antonio Kellogg
425 (15.2)
8. Alan Wiggins, Jr.
442 (14.3)
10. Armondo Surratt
336 (14.0)
REBOUNDING:
222 (7.2)
FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE:
.522 (155-297)
3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE:
1. Danny Cavic
.462 (36-78)
9. Antonio Kellogg
.379 (58-153)
FREE THROW PERCENTAGE:
3. Manny Quezada
.808 (97-120)
6. Antonio Kellogg
.765 (75-98)
.737 (129-175)
ASSISTS:
5. Antonio Kellogg
101 (3.61)
6. Armondo Surratt
83
(3.46)
STEALS:
1. Antonio Kellogg
69
(2.46)
6. Armondo Surratt
39
(1.62)
BLOCKED SHOTS:
46
(1.48)
USF AMONG WEST COAST
CONFERENCE LEADERS:
Several USF players ranked among the
top-10 WCC leaders in 2006-07.
(WCC games only - Final.)
SCORING:
1. Antonio Kellogg
189 (17.2)
200 (14.3)
REBOUNDING:
103 (7.4)
FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE:
3. Johnny Dukes
.556 (45-81)
3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE:
6. Danny Cavic
.434 (23-53)
FREE THROW PERCENTAGE:
6. Manny Quezada
.836 (51-61)
8. Antonio Kellogg
.778 (35-45)
ASSISTS:
7. Antonio Kellogg
40
(3.64)
STEALS:
2. Antonio Kellogg
26
(2.36)
7. Manny Quezada
21
(1.50)
BLOCKED SHOTS:
22
(1.57)
USF AMONG 2006-07 WEST COAST
CONFERENCE LEADERS:
San Francisco ranked among the top-four
teams in the league in the following categories (overall games) in 2006-07.
Scoring:
4. 74.2
Field Goal Percentage:
3. .4575 (818-1789)
Blocked Shots:
4. 98 (3.16)
Steals:
3. 248 (8.00)
USF Team 2006-07 Game Highs
POINTS
103, vs. San Diego (1/6/07)
FIELD GOALS
34 twice, last vs. San Diego (1/6/07)
FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS
78 vs. Wyoming (12/22/06)
FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE
.596 (34-57) vs. San Diego (1/6/07)
3-POINT FIELD GOALS
13 vs. San Diego (1/6/07)
3-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS
28 vs. Gonzaga (2/24/07)
3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE
.520 (13-25) vs. San Diego (1/6/07)
FREE THROWS
28 at San Diego (2/3/07)
FREE THROW ATTEMPTS
32 at Northern Arizona (12/5/06)
FREE THROW PERCENTAGE
.903 (28-31) at San Diego (2/3/07)
REBOUNDS
49 vs. Saint Mary’s (1/20/07)
ASSISTS
20 at Sacramento State (11/14/06)
STEALS
BLOCKED SHOTS
7 multiple last vs. Pepperdine (2/10/07)
TURNOVERS
FOULS
32 vs. San Diego (1/6/07)
USF Team 2006-07 Game Lows
POINTS
42 at Gonzaga (1/21/06)
FIELD GOALS
18 vs. SE Louisiana (12/1/06)
FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS
44 at Portland (1/29/07)
FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE
.300 (18-60) vs. SE Louisiana (12/1/06)
3-POINT FIELD GOALS
1 at New Mexico State (12/2/06)
3-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS
9 at New Mexico State (12/2/06)
3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE
.111 (1-9) at New Mexico State (12/2/06)
FREE THROWS
FREE THROW ATTEMPTS
9 at Pepperdine (1/15/07)
FREE THROW PERCENTAGE
.263 (5-19) at Sacramento State (11/14/06)
REBOUNDS
ASSISTS
7 vs. SE Louisiana (12/1/06)
STEALS
2 twice last vs. Saint Mary’s (1/20/07)
BLOCKED SHOTS
0 at Pacific (11/29/06)
TURNOVERS
6 at No. 4 Ohio State (11/20/06)
FOULS
11 at No. 4 Ohio State (11/20/06)
USF COMPARISONS - 2006-2007 SEASON - FINAL:
Team
PPG
USF
74.2
Opponents 76.0
Margin FG% 3-FG% FT% RPG APG TOPG SPG BPG
-1.8
.457 .372
.702 33.3 13.0 15.9 8.0 3.2
+1.8
.450 .361
.714 37.3 15.0 16.9 5.9 2.9
USF 2006-07 Bests:
Double-Doubles:
Alan Wiggins (7)
10 pts/12 reb. vs. Sonoma State 11/11/06
21 pts/13 reb. at Sacramento St. 11/14/06
13 pts./10 reb. vs. Fresno State 11/17/06
21 pts./11 reb. vs. Wyoming (RC) 12/22/06
15 pts./10 reb. vs. San Diego (1/6/07)
25 pts./10 reb. vs. St. Mary’s (1/20/07)
14 pts./14 reb. vs. Portland (2/26/07)
Antonio Kellogg (1)
22 pts./11 reb. vs. Wyoming (RC) 12/22/06
Double Figure scoring games
23-Alan Wiggins, Jr.
22-Antonio Kellogg
21- Manny Quezada
17-Armondo Surratt
8-Johnny Dukes
6-Jay Watkins
5-Danny Cavic
Leading scorer:
8-Antonio Kellogg
8-Alan Wiggins, Jr.
7-Manny Quezada
6-Armondo Surratt
2-Danny Cavic
1-Johnny Dukes
Leading Rebounder:
12-Alan Wiggins, Jr.
5-Antonio Kellogg,
4 -Johnny Dukes
3-Manny Quezada; Danny Cavic
2- Jay Watkins
1-Armondo Surratt
USF Miscellaneous Stats
(2006-07 - Final)
10-POINT GAMES (105)
Antonio Kellogg (24), Alan Wiggins, Jr. (24), Manny
Quezada (21), Armondo Surratt (17), Johnny Dukes
(8), Jay Watkins (6), Danny Cavic (5)
20-POINT GAMES (25)
Alan Wiggins, Jr. (9), Antonio Kellogg (6), Manny
Quezada (5), Armondo Surratt (4), Johnny Dukes
(1)
30-POINT GAMES (2)
Antonio Kellogg - 37 - vs. San Diego (1/6/06)*
Manny Quezada - 35 - at Saint Mary’s (2/19/07)^
10-PLUS REBOUND GAMES (10)
Alan Wiggins, Jr. (7), Danny Cavic (1), Johnny
Dukes (1), Jay Watkins (1)
TEAM
Record on days of the week
Mon................................. 5-3
Tues. ............................... 1-1
Wed. ............................... 0-2
Thurs. ............................. 0-1
Fri. .................................. 1-2
Sat. ................................. 6-6
Sun. ................................ 0-1
USF DONS BASKETBALL SEASON/CAREER HIGHS - 2006-07 FINAL
(2006-07)
Player
#0 Hyman Taylor
6-9, 245, Sophomore Center
Fort Lauderdale, FL/VA Tech
#1 Jay Watkins
6-8, 215, Sophomore F
#2 Dean Hadley
2006-2007 Season Highs
(Points/Rebounds/Assists)
Career Highs
(Points/Rebounds/Assists)
Points: Transfer
Rebounds: Transfer
Assists: Transfer
Blocks: Transfer
Points: Transfer
Rebounds: Transfer
Assists: Transfer
Blocks: Transfer
Points: 17, vs. Son St. (11/11/06), LMU (1/12/07)
Rebounds: 10, at Ohio State (11/20/06)
Assists: 3, at St. Mary’s (2/19/07)
Blocks: 3, at St. Mary’s (2/19/07)
Points: 17, vs. Son St. (11/11/06), LMU (1/12/07)
Rebounds: 10, at Ohio State (11/20/06)
Assists: 3, at St. Mary’s (2/19/07)
Blocks: 3, at St. Mary’s (2/19/07)
Points: Transfer
Rebounds: Transfer
Assists: Transfer
Blocks: Transfer
Points: Transfer
Rebounds: Transfer
Assists: Transfer
Blocks: Transfer
Points: 6, vs. Fresno State (11/17/06)
Rebounds: 7, twice last vs. Fresno St.(11/17/06)
Assists: 0
Blocks: 1, at Ohio State 11/20/06
Points: 6, vs. Fresno State (11/17/06)
Rebounds: 7, twice last vs. Fresno St.(11/17/06)
Assists: 0
Blocks: 1, at Ohio State 11/20/06
Points: 2007-08 Newcomer
Rebounds: 2007-08 Newcomer
Assists: 2007-08 Newcomer
Steals: 2007-08 Newcomer
Points: 35, at Saint Mary’s (2/19/07)
Rebounds: 9, at SCU (2/05/07); Pepp (2/10/07)
Assists: 9, at Sacramento St. (11/14/06)
Steals: 7, at Sacramento St. (11/14/06)
Rebounds: 9, at SCU (2/05/07); Pepp (2/10/07)
Assists: 9, at Sacramento St. (11/14/06)
Steals: 7, at Sacramento St. (11/14/06)
6-2, 185, Freshman G
#15 Vince Polakovic
Points: 8, at Loyola Marymount and at SCU
Blocks: 0
Points: 14, at Fresno State (12/29/05)
Rebounds: 5, at Fresno State (12/29/05)
Assists: 2, at Fresno State (12/29/05)
Blocks: 1, twice last vs. San Diego 2/13/06
Rebounds: 3, vs. SCU (1/22/07) at SM (2/29/07)
Assists: 1, multiple times
Steals: 1 , multiple times
Rebounds: 3, vs. SCU (1/22/07) at SM (2/29/07)
Assists: 1, multiple times
Steals: 1 multiple times
Points: 4, at San Diego (2/3/07), Port (2/26/07)
Rebounds: 3, at Northern Arizona (12/5/06)
Assists: 0
Blocks: 0
Points: 4, at San Diego (2/3/07), Port (2/26/07)
Rebounds: 3, at Northern Arizona (12/5/06)
Assists: 0
Blocks: 0
Points: Transfer
Rebounds: Transfer
Assists: Transfer
Blocks: Transfer
Points: Transfer
Rebounds: Transfer
Assists: Transfer
Blocks: Transfer
Points: 19 vs. Pepperdine (1/15/07)
Rebounds: 11, vs. Gonzaga (2/24/07)
Assists: 3, at San Diego (2/3/07)
Blocks: 2, at NAU (12/5/06), at LMU (1/13/07)
Points: 19 vs. Pepperdine (1/15/07)
Rebounds: 11, vs. Gonzaga (2/24/07)
Assists: 3, 3 x last at San Diego (2/3/07)
Blocks: 2, vs. San Diego & at No. Ariz. (12/5/06)
Points: 0
Rebounds: 0
Assists: 0
Steals: 0
6-6, 05, Junior G
Los Angeles, CA/Holmes CC
#3 Jared Casey
6-10, 235, Sophomore C
Vancouver, BC/Maple Ridge Secondary
#5 Kenny Perry
6-0, 165, Freshman G
Halifax, Nova Scotia/Vanier College Prep
#10 Manny Quezada
6-2, 185, Junior G
New York, NY/Rutgers/St. Albans HS
#11 Myron Strong
Rebounds: 3, vs, Wyoming (12/22/06)
6-8, 235, Senior F
Bratislava, Slovakia/No. Iowa/Urspring HS Assists: 1, vs. NAU, LMU
#21 Christian Hernandez
6-5, 210, Sophomore G
S.J. Capistrano/Santa Margarita HS
#23 James Morgan
6-9, 240, Junior C
Seattle, WA/Rainier Beach HS
#33 Dior Lowhorn
6-7, 230, Sophomore F
Oakland, CA/Texas Tech
#41 Danny Cavic
6-6, 210, Senior G/F
Tustin, CA/Santa Ana JC/Tustin HS
#44 Pierce Brooks
6-7, 210, Freshman Guard
North Hills, CA/Notre Dame HS
#50 Paolo Zamarano
6-3, 220, Junior Guard
Corona, CA/La Sierra Academy
USF MEN’S BASKETBALL 2006-2007 FINAL OVERALL STATS
RECORD:
ALL GAMES...........
CONFERENCE..........
NON-CONFERENCE......
OVERALL
(13-18)
(8-6)
(5-12)
HOME
(7-5)
(4-3)
(3-2)
AWAY
(5-10)
(4-3)
(1-7)
NEUTRAL
(1-3)
(0-0)
(1-3)
|---TOTAL---| |---3-PTS---|
|----REBOUNDS----|
## Player
GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA
Pct 3FG-FGA
Pct FT-FTA
Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO
A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------05 KELLOGG, Antonio... 28-25 922 32.9 146-337 .433 58-153 .379 75-98
.765
26 100 126 4.5 79 2 101 121
3 69 425 15.2
Conference-Only.. 11-11 380 34.5 64-142 .451 26-68
.382 35-45
.778
11 42
53 4.8 30 1 40 58
2 26 189 17.2
25 WIGGINS JR., Alan.. 31-29 965 31.1 155-297 .522
3-20
.150 129-175 .737
71 151 222 7.2 108 9 47 76 46 28 442 14.3
Conference-Only.. 14-14 473 33.8 67-139 .482
0-6
.000 66-86
.767
35 68 103 7.4 47 5 24 33 22 14 200 14.3
11 SURRATT, Armondo... 25-23 838 33.5 129-302 .427 52-147 .354 35-44
.795
5 39
44 1.8 53 1 85 62
4 40 345 13.8
Conference-Only.. 9-8
301 33.4 39-98
.398 20-56
.357 14-18
.778
1 13
14 1.6 19 1 29 22
3 19 112 12.4
10 QUEZADA, Manny..... 31-20 853 27.5 132-306 .431 47-126 .373 97-120 .808
22 86 108 3.5 57 0 93 95
3 37 408 13.2
379 27.1 60-138 .435 23-60
.383 51-61
.836
14 33
47 3.4 34 0 34 44
1 21 194 13.9
42 DUKES, Johnny...... 25-18 541 21.6 73-138 .529
8-16
.500 22-50
.440
38 72 110 4.4 59 2 26 29 10 15 176 7.0
314 22.4 45-81
.556
6-10
.600 15-35
.429
20 39
59 4.2 29 0 13 13
4
7 111 7.9
01 WATKINS, Jay....... 30-23 662 22.1 78-158 .494
2-3
.667 28-56
.500
40 64 104 3.5 56 3 12 28 11 16 186 6.2
232 17.8 25-46
.543
0-1
.000 11-23
.478
11 20
31 2.4 17 1
6 17
8
4
61 4.7
41 CAVIC, Danny....... 27-16 666 24.7 58-120 .483 36-78
.462
9-13
.692
31 60
91 3.4 71 2 18 24
9 19 161 6.0
Conference-Only.. 14-14 421 30.1 33-77
.429 23-53
.434
6-8
.750
20 38
58 4.1 45 2 10 14
6 16
95 6.8
15 POLAKOVIC, Vince... 21-0
159 7.6 11-39
.282
3-9
.333 18-31
.581
7 11
18 0.9 24 0
4 13
0
3
43 2.0
85 7.1
8-24
.333
3-7
.429
6-11
.545
5
5
10 0.8 11 0
3
7
0
2
25 2.1
30 BYRD, Jesse........ 27-0
327 12.1 15-37
.405
0-0
.000 25-31
.806
30 42
72 2.7 45 1
9 16
5 10
55 2.0
187 13.4
7-20
.350
0-0
.000 12-16
.750
21 24
45 3.2 25 1
5 11
3
7
26 1.9
21 HERNANDEZ, Christia 29-0
257 8.9
9-32
.281
7-27
.259
6-11
.545
3 21
24 0.8 32 1
9 17
3
8
31 1.1
127 9.8
3-19
.158
3-16
.188
5-7
.714
2 11
13 1.0 14 0
5
8
2
6
14 1.1
03 CASEY, Jared....... 16-1
117 7.3
8-16
.500
0-0
.000
1-3
.333
5 19
24 1.5 11 0
0
5
3
3
17 1.1
11 2.2
1-2
.500
0-0
.000
0-0
.000
0
1
1 0.2
0 0
0
1
1
0
2 0.4
23 MORGAN, James...... 12-0
37 3.1
4-5
.800
0-0
.000
3-6
.500
4
1
5 0.4
5 0
0
2
1
0
11 0.9
14 3.5
3-3
1.000
0-0
.000
2-2
1.000
2
0
2 0.5
1 0
0
0
0
0
8 2.0
35 Wilson, Charles.... 1-0
1 1.0
0-0
.000
0-0
.000
0-0
.000
0
0
0 0.0
0 0
0
0
0
0
0 0.0
0 0.0
0-0
.000
0-0
.000
0-0
.000
0
0
0 0.0
0 0
0
0
0
0
0 0.0
50 ZAMARANO, Paolo.... 4-0
5 1.3
0-2
.000
0-2
.000
0-0
.000
0
0
0 0.0
1 0
0
1
0
0
0 0.0
1 1.0
0-1
.000
0-1
.000
0-0
.000
0
0
0 0.0
0 0
0
0
0
0
0 0.0
TEAM...............
39 45
84 2.7
0
4
Conference-Only..
12 19
31 2.2
0
1
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Total.............. 31
6350
818-1789 .457 216-581 .372 448-638 .702 321 711 1032 33.3 601 22 404 493 98 248 2300 74.2
Conference-Only.. 14
2925
355-790 .449 104-278 .374 223-312 .715 154 313 467 33.4 272 12 169 229 52 122 1037 74.1
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Opponents.......... 31
6349
819-1820 .450 237-656 .361 480-672 .714 403 754 1157 37.3 565 - 464 523 91 184 2355 76.0
Conference-Only.. 14
2924
362-801 .452 110-305 .361 213-291 .732 171 332 503 35.9 259 4 214 248 43 80 1047 74.8
SCORE BY PERIODS:
-----------------------------Univ. of San Francisco........
Opponents.....................
1st 2nd
OT OT2
---- ---- ---- ---1025 1211
51
13
1070 1214
61
10
DEADBALL REBOUNDS:
OFF
DEF TOTAL
------------------------------ --- ----- ----Univ. of San Francisco........ 79
1
80
Opponents..................... 81
4
85
Total
---- 2300
- 2355
USF MEN’S BASKETBALL 2006-2007 FINAL RESULTS
RECORD:
ALL GAMES...........
CONFERENCE..........
NON-CONFERENCE......
OVERALL
(13-18)
(8-6)
(5-12)
HOME
(7-5)
(4-3)
(3-2)
AWAY
(5-10)
(4-3)
(1-7)
NEUTRAL
(1-3)
(0-0)
(1-3)
DATE
TIME
OPPONENT
SCORE
ATTEND HIGH POINTS
HIGH REBOUNDS
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------11/11/06 7:00 PM
SONOMA STATE UNIV.
W
87-73
1456 (22)KELLOGG, Antonio
(12)WIGGINS JR., Alan
11/14/06 7:05 PM
at Sacramento State
W
89-64
825 (21)WIGGINS JR., Alan
11/17/06 8:00 PM
FRESNO STATE
66-86 L
2874 (18)QUEZADA, Manny
11/20/06 8:00 PM
at Ohio State
60-82 L
14592 (15)SURRATT, Armondo
(10)WATKINS, Jay
11/25/06 7:30 PM
at UNLV
88-96 L
(6)KELLOGG, Antonio
(6)CAVIC, Danny
11/27/06 7:00 PM
NORTHERN ARIZONA
W
82-73
(6)KELLOGG, Antonio
11/29/06 7:30 PM
at Pacific
72-79 L
12/01/06 6:00 PM
^ vs Southeastern Louisiana
W
71-56
(8)WATKINS, Jay
12/02/06 6:00 PM
^ at New Mexico State
78-89 L
(6)QUEZADA, Manny
12/05/06 6:35 PM
at Northern Arizona
62-84 L
(6)SURRATT, Armondo
(6)KELLOGG, Antonio
12/17/06 2:00 PM
UC SANTA BARBARA
69-74 L
(5)DUKES, Johnny
(5)QUEZADA, Manny
12/20/06 7:30 PM
% at Hawai'i
85-89 L
(10)DUKES, Johnny
12/22/06 11:00 AM
% vs Wyoming
81-84 LOT 5864 (22)KELLOGG, Antonio
12/23/06 11:00 AM
% vs Valparaiso
59-64 L
12/28/06 7:07 PM
at Louisville
63-76 L
01/06/06 7:00 PM
* UNIV. OF SAN DIEGO
WOT 103-100
01/13/07 7:30 PM
* at Loyola Marymount
WOT 68-61
(8)KELLOGG, Antonio
01/15/07 8:00 PM
* at Pepperdine
W
72-71
1049 (19)CAVIC, Danny
01/20/07 7:00 PM
* SAINT MARY'S COLLEGE
64-71 LOT 3321 (25)WIGGINS JR., Alan
01/22/07 7:00 PM
* SANTA CLARA
58-61 L
01/27/07 5:00 PM
* at Gonzaga
56-72 L
(7)QUEZADA, Manny
(16)CAVIC, Danny
01/29/07 7:00 PM
* at Portland
W
66-65
02/03/07 4:05 PM
* at San Diego
W
98-88
(6)CAVIC, Danny
02/05/07 8:00 PM
* at Santa Clara
62-74 L
02/10/07 7:00 PM
* PEPPERDINE
W
82-70
(9)QUEZADA, Manny
(23)KELLOGG, Antonio
03/12/07 8:00 PM
* LOYOLA MARYMOUNT
W
76-69
2588 (21)DUKES, Johnny
(8)DUKES, Johnny
02/17/07 1:00 PM
= UC IRVINE
W
76-62
(8)DUKES, Johnny
02/19/07 9:02 PM
* at Saint Mary's (CA)
83-92 L
(6)KELLOGG, Antonio
02/24/07 12:30 PM
* GONZAGA
79-86 LOT 4500 (26)KELLOGG, Antonio
(11)CAVIC, Danny
02/26/07 7:00 PM
* PORTLAND
W
70-67
03/03/07 6:00 PM
- vs San Diego
75-77 L
*
^
%
-
=
=
=
=
West Coast Conference
Lou Henson Classic (NMSU)
Rainbow Classic
WCC Postseason Tournament (Portland)
ATTENDANCE SUMMARY
HOME....................
AWAY....................
NEUTRAL.................
TOTAL...................
GAMES
12
15
4
31
TOTALS
29104
79418
24333
132855
AVG/GAME
2425
5295
6083
4286
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REGIONAL ROUNDS
SEMIFINALS
CHAMPIONSHIP
NORMAN REGIONAL
CHAMPIONSHIP ROUNDS
Lloyd Noble Center - Norman, OK
Madison Square Garden - NY,NY
November 8
November 9
November 15
November 16
Oklahoma
8:00 p.m.
San Francisco
8:00 p.m.
Denver
7:00 p.m. - ESPN2
5:00 p.m.
East Central Oklahoma
**The "Home Team" is listed
on the top of the bracket for
each game except the
Consolation and Championship,
which will be based on the
semifinal results.
Loser Game # 1
5:00 p.m.
Loser Game # 2
MEMPHIS REGIONAL
FedEx Forum - Memphis, TN
November 5
8:30 p.m. - ESPN2
November 6
Memphis
7:00 p.m. - ESPNU
Tennessee-Martin
9:00 p.m. - ESPNU
Richmond
4:00 p.m.
Maine
Loser Game # 1
6:00 p.m.
Loser Game # 2
Champion
LEXINGTON REGIONAL
Rupp Arena - Lexington, KY
November 6
November 7
Kentucky
7:00 p.m. - ESPNU
Central Arkansas
9:00 p.m. - ESPNU
Gardner Webb
9:00 p.m. - ESPN2
4:00 p.m.
Alabama A&M
Loser Game # 1
6:00 p.m.
Loser Game # 2
STORRS REGIONAL
Harry A. Gampel Pavilion - Storrs, CT
November 7
November 8
Connecticut
**ALL TIMES ARE EASTERN
7:00 p.m. - ESPNU
Morgan State
9:00 p.m. - ESPNU
Buffalo
Loser Semifinal #1
4:00 p.m.
Ohio Valley
Loser Game # 1
Loser Game # 2
6:00 p.m.
Loser Semifinal #2
www.coachesvscancer.com
6:30 p.m. - ESPN2
USF MEN’S BASKETBALL 2007-08 EXHIBITION BOX SCORE
Official Basketball Box Score -- GAME TOTALS -- FINAL STATISTICS
Sonoma State vs Univ. San Francisco
10/3/07 2:00 PM at San Francisco, CA; War Memorial Gym
Sonoma State 66
Total
3-Ptr
FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA
##
Player
24
SMITH, Tyler
GARNER, Keith
CORNETT, Steve
WASHINGTON, Ben
KOCHEVAR, Andrew
LINK, Gerred
FLORES, Jay
NOBLE, Doni
WRIGHT, Duane
NELSON, Mike
SAUNDERS, Blake
SHANDERA, Kyle
Team
Totals
33
20
01
03
02
10
12
21
32
35
51
FG % 1st Half: 8-27
3FG % 1st Half: 3-10
FT % 1st Half: 10-14
f
f
c
g
g
29.6%
30.0%
71.4%
1-4
6-11
0-4
2-11
3-10
0-0
2-3
0-1
0-0
0-2
4-8
0-1
0-1
0-0
0-0
0-5
1-6
0-0
2-3
0-1
0-0
0-2
0-0
0-0
1-2
4-4
3-4
6-8
1-3
2-2
2-2
2-3
0-1
1-2
4-5
1-2
18-55
3-18
27-38
2nd half: 10-28
2nd half: 0-8
2nd half: 17-24
35.7%
0.0%
70.8%
Rebounds
Off Def Tot PF
0 2 2 3
3 5 8 3
1 3 4 4
1 1 2 4
2 3 5 0
0 0 0 0
1 0 1 2
0 2 2 2
0 2 2 1
0 1 1 2
1 6 7 4
0 1 1 2
3 2 5
12 28 40 27
Game: 18-55
Game: 3-18
Game: 27-38
TP
A TO Blk Stl
3
16
3
10
8
2
8
2
0
1
12
1
0
0
1
3
1
0
0
0
0
1
2
0
66
0
3
2
2
2
0
1
0
1
1
2
4
1
8 19
Min
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
3
0
2
1
0
1
0
0
1
1
0
1
9 200
32.7%
16.7%
71.1%
19
32
11
32
35
4
16
7
1
13
24
6
Deadball
Rebounds
3
Univ. San Francisco 71
Total
3-Ptr
FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA
##
Player
33
LOWHORN, Dior
CAVIC, Danny
MORGAN, James
QUEZADA, Manny
HERNANDEZ, Christian
TAYLOR, Hyman
PERRY, Kenny
STRONG, Myron
HADLEY, Dean
ZAMORANO, Paolo
Team
Totals
41
23
10
21
00
05
13
32
50
FG % 1st Half: 6-21
3FG % 1st Half: 1-7
FT % 1st Half: 12-20
28.6%
14.3%
60.0%
f
f
c
g
g
11-21
0-1
1-3
8-13
0-5
1-2
0-0
0-3
1-3
0-1
1-1
0-1
0-0
2-5
0-2
0-0
0-0
0-2
1-2
0-1
5-7
1-2
0-3
9-13
0-0
1-3
0-0
3-4
4-7
0-0
22-52
4-14
23-39
2nd half: 16-31
2nd half: 3-7
2nd half: 11-19
51.6%
42.9%
57.9%
Officials: Horace Shields, Jim Bannowsky, Jason Orr
Technical fouls: Sonoma State-TEAM. Univ. San Francisco-None.
Attendance: 457
Score by periods
1st
2nd
Total
Sonoma State
Univ. San Francisco
29
25
37
46
66
71
Rebounds
Off Def Tot PF
5 7 12 1
1 2 3 5
2 2 4 4
0 6 6 5
0 5 5 5
1 5 6 4
0 0 0 0
0 3 3 3
1 3 4 1
0 0 0 0
3 0 3
13 33 46 28
Game: 22-52
Game: 4-14
Game: 23-39
42.3%
28.6%
59.0%
TP
A TO Blk Stl
28
1
2
27
0
3
0
3
7
0
0
0
0
2
5
1
0
2
0
0
Min
4
4
1
7
1
1
0
4
1
0
1
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
1
1
0
0
0
2
0
38
23
15
32
27
15
0+
21
25
4
71 10 23
3
6 200
Deadball
Rebounds
5

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