USC BASKETBALL HISTORY

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1 USC BASKETBALL HISTORY First thoughts of USC Athletics tradition often gravitate toward the gridiron, the white sweaters of the song leaders and the Spirit of Troy, USC s indomitable marching band. But fl ash to the hardcourt, where the tradition is also quite storied and you can still fi nd the same white sweaters and the same inspiring fi ght songs. The only thing missing is Traveler, USC s regal white horse, but he likes it better on grass anyway. USC s men s basketball program has a long and decorated tradition in Los Angeles, the original Southern California powerhouse. The Trojans started playing basketball in 1907 and have compiled a record of 1,500-1,097 (.578)*, winning 14 league championships and one conference tournament title. By the 1920s, USC established itself as the top team in Los Angeles and won its fi rst Pacifi c Coast Southern Division League title in It began a run of 10 league titles in 16 years including a string of fi ve in a row from Among the early standouts at Troy were future Hall of Famers Jack Gardner and Sam Barry. Gardner played for Barry from but went on to become the only coach in history to lead two schools to the Final Four twice each (Kansas State in 1948 and 1951 and Utah in 1961 and 1966). Barry is USC s alltime winningest coach. It was in this era when USC ran off a remarkable 42 consecutive wins over rival UCLA from , by far the greatest streak in the series. Two of the game s giants came through in the late 1940s in Tex Winter and Bill Sharman. Winter, who coached collegiately and in the pros for more than 55 years, lettered for the Trojans in 1947 and later received a bit of attention for a little offense he designed in the shape of a triangle. Sharman was an All-American at USC as a senior in 1950 USC and NBA great Paul Westphal before becoming a standout player and coach in the NBA. Known as Bullseye Bill for his marksmanship at the foul line a true weapon in the days when every foul resulted in a foul shot Sharman spent 10 years with the Boston Celtics, winning four NBA titles and going to eight All- Star games. He later went on to coach the Los Angeles Lakers to their fi rst title in 1972 and was a long-time executive with the club. USC remained formidable during the 1950s and 1960s, the latter decade featuring Trojan stalwart John Rudometkin, whose 18.8 scoring average remains second all-time at Troy for players who played more than one season. USC surged in the 1970s under coach Bob Boyd. In fact, Boyd led the Trojans to their greatest regular season record ever, a 24-2 mark in 1971 on a team that included the great Paul Westphal. USC won 24 games again in 1974 (featuring the talented Gus Williams) and won 20 in Boyd s fi nal year in Stan Morrison and George Raveling followed Boyd with Raveling returning the Trojans to prominence in the early 1990s thanks in large part to the school s all-time leading scorer, Harold Miner. Miner was named Sports Illustrated s Player of the Year in 1992, leading USC to a 24-6 record and a school-best No. 2 seed in the NCAA Tournament. Former UCLA great Henry Bibby took over the USC Bob Boyd and Don Carfino program in 1997 and kept USC among the top teams in the West. Included in Bibby s three NCAA Tournament teams was a breakthrough 2001 Elite Eight team, marking the Trojans furthest foray in the Big Dance in the tournament s current format. Only eventual champion Duke was able to slow the Trojans down. That 2001 team featured NBA draftees Brian Scalabrine, Jeff Trepagnier and Sam Clancy. The Trojans returned to the NCAAs again in 2002, but were a fi rst-round upset victim in overtime to UNC-Wilmington. The Trojans struggled over the next few years until Tim Floyd became the new coach for the season. He turned the team around immediately going in his fi rst season and guiding the Trojans to a school-record 25 wins (25-12). The Trojans were selected to play in the NCAA Tournament for the fi rst time since the season and advanced to the Sweet 16, led by fi rst team All-Pac-10 junior swingman Nick Young, who was then taken in the fi rst round of the NBA draft by Washington. USC again reached the NCAA Tournament in with a 21-12* record behind freshman O.J. Mayo, who following the season became USC's highest-ever drafted player when he taken with the third pick in the NBA draft. The Trojans went in , captured their fi rst Pac-10 Tournament title by defeating NCAAbound California, UCLA and Arizona State, then joined them in the Big Dance where they fell in the second round to NCAA runnerup Michigan State. Following the season, DeMar DeRozan (No. 9) USC's 3rd all-time scorer and 2nd all-time rebounder Sam Clancy and Taj Gibson (No. 26) were both fi rst-round draft picks, marking the fi rst time in school history USC had to players selected in the fi rst round. Further demonstration as to how far the program has risen is the fact that the Trojans were the only program with a top 16 pick in each of the three drafts from Kevin O'Neill took over the program for the 2010 season and was able to guide the team to a record and in the thick of the Pac-10 Conference race until the fi nal weeks despite a self-imposed postseason ban, proving once again the storied program is in good hands for the future. In 2011 USC had to replace 4 of its top 6 scorers from the previous season, had a starter play with a fracture in his hand for half the season and the starting point guard ineligible for the fi rst 10 games, but hung tough. They advanced to the Pac-10 Tournament semifi nals and then on to the NCAA Tournament once again, where they fell to eventual Final Four participant VCU. The 2012 season had high hopes, but after a series of injuries, the depleted Trojans limped in with a record of 6-26 and eager for the next chapter in Trojan history to begin. * USC vacated 21 wins & 1 loss in the season due to NCAA penalty (revised all-time record:1,479-1,096, all-time winning percentage:.574 & record: 0-11). Daniel Hackett and Michael Beasley meet at center court to shake hands before the 2008 NCAA Tournament game in Omaha, Neb USC BASKETBALL

2 USC History HEAD BASKETBALL COACHES CONFERENCE ALL GAMES COACH (ALMA MATER), YEARS COACHED W L W L PCT Emil Breitkreutz (USC), J.S. Robson, 1911, Walter Hall (USC), Ralph Glaze (Dartmouth), Motts Blair (USC), 1917, Dean Cromwell (Occidental), Elmer Henderson (Oberlin), Bill Hunter (Oberlin), Les Turner, Leo Calland (USC), Sam Barry (Lawrence), , Julie Bescos (USC), Ernie Holbrook (USC), Bobby Muth (USC), Forrest Twogood (Iowa), Bob Boyd (USC), Stan Morrison (California), George Raveling (Villanova), Charlie Parker (Findlay), Henry Bibby (UCLA), 1996 (interim head coach) Henry Bibby (UCLA), Jim Saia (Chapman), (interim head coach) Tim Floyd (Louisiana Tech) * 85 50*.630* Kevin O'Neill (McGill, 1979) * USC later vacated 21 wins & 1 loss in the season due to NCAA penalty. (Revised records: Pac-10, overall,.566 winning percentage.) SAM BARRY WON LOST RECORDS CONFERENCE ALL GAMES YEAR CAPTAIN W L FINISH W L 1907 Steve Melrose Steve Goode Grover Coloneus Randall Henderson Jay Goodsell Motts Blair Slim Taylor Walt Hall Art Taylor Bill Splotte Cliff Henderson Art Taylor Rowland McCormick Charley Ainley Fred Hinrichs Charley Graham th* Kenny White rd Gordon Campbell nd Gene Dorsey Kenny Boyer rd Manual Laranetta rd Jack Bruner st Lloyd Thomas rd Johnny Lehners st Web Caldwell nd Jack Gardner st Jerry Nemer st Sax Elliott st Joe Kelly, Ward Browning st Jack Hupp st Eddie Oram nd Bill Remsen rd Gail Goodrich st None st Jack Lippert nd Bob Ormsby nd 12 8 FORREST TWOGOOD BOB BOYD GEORGE RAVELING USC BASKETBALL

3 Won-Lost Records CONFERENCE ALL GAMES YEAR CAPTAIN W L FINISH W L 1943 Ted Gossard st Dick Bailey rd Bob Graham nd Jack Nichols nd Gene Rock th Alex Hannum nd Abe Androff nd Bill Sharman nd Bob Kolf, Tom Riach st Don Underwood rd Ken Flower nd Dick Welsh st Dick Welsh, Roy Irvin rd Tony Psaltis th Danny Rogers th Jim Pugh th Bill Bloom th Bill Bloom rd Ken Stanley st Ken Stanley rd Gordon Martin rd Bill Morris th Allen Young rd John Block th Jim Marsh th Jim Marsh nd Mack Calvin rd Don Crenshaw nd Dennis Layton nd Paul Westphal, Joe Mackey rd (tie) Dan Anderson nd Dan Anderson nd Biff Burrell rd Bob Trowbridge...1** 13 8th Marv Safford th Paul Henderson rd (tie) Don Carfi no, Steve Smith nd D. Carfi no, Doug Widtfeldt, Purvis Miller th (tie) Barry Brooks, Mo Williams, Jacque Hill th Mo Williams, Jacque Hill rd Jacque Hill, James McDonald th Wayne Carlander th Wayne Carlander st (tie) Larry Friend, Troy LaMar th Derrick Dowell, Rod Keller th Dave Wiltz, Rich Grande th (tie) Rich Grande, Alan Pollard th Chris Munk, Ronnie Coleman th (tie) Robert Pack rd (tie) Duane Cooper, Rodney Chatman nd Rodney Chatman, Phil Glenn th (tie) Mark Boyd th Brandon Martin...4** 14 10th Brandon Martin, Tyson Reuter...6** 12 9th Stais Boseman, Jaha Wilson nd (tie) Gary Johnson th Elias Ayuso, Adam Spanich th (tie) Jarvis Turner th Jarvis Turner th (tied) Robert Hutchinson nd (tied) Robert Hutchinson, Kostas Charissis th (tied) Rory O Neil th Rory O'Neil, Chris Penrose th Chris Penrose, Dwayne Shackleford th Chris Penrose, Abdoulaye N'diaye rd (tied) RouSean Cromwell, O.J. Mayo *** 3rd (tied) 21 12*** 2009 Taj Gibson, Daniel Hackett th (tied) th (tied) Donte Smith, Marcus Simmons, Alex Stepheson th (tied) Jio Fontan, Maurice Jones th 6 26 Total Record 1,500-1,097 (.578)*** Final PCC Record (.573) Pacific-10 Conference Record (.482)*** * Pacifi c Coast Conference standing in 1922 and from 1956 through PCC Southern Division standing from 1923 through Athletic Association of Western Universities standing from 1960 through Pac-8 standing 1969 through Pac-10 standing from ** total includes forfeits to USC. *** 21 wins & 1 loss in later vacated due to NCAA penalty (revised records: 0-7 Pac-10 in , 0-11 overall in , 1,479-1,096 all-time,.574 winning percentage all-time, Pac-10 all-time,.475 Pac-10 winning percentage all-time.) USC BASKETBALL USC Trojan Basketball BOB ORMSBY KEN STANLEY LARRY FRIEND BRANDON MARTIN

4 USC History NCAA Tournament (12-18)* 1940 Defeated Colorado, 38-32, in fi rst round; Lost to Kansas, 43-42, in national semifi nal (at Kansas City, Mo.) 1954 Defeated Idaho State, 73-59, and Santa Clara, (2ot), in Far Western Regional (at Corvallis, Ore.); Lost to Bradley 74-72, in national semifi nal, and to Penn State, 70-61, in third place game (at Kansas City, Mo.) Lost to Utah, 80-73, in District 8 playoff game (at Provo, Utah) 1961 Defeated Oregon, 81-79, in fi rst round; Lost to Arizona State, 86-71, and Loyola, 69-67, in Far Western Regional playoff games (at Portland, Ore.) 1979 Defeated Utah State, 86-67, in fi rst round (as 7th seed in West); Lost to DePaul, 89-78, in second round (at Pauley Pavilion in Los Angeles) 1982 Lost to Wyoming, 61-58, in fi rst round (as 9th seed in West at Logan, Utah) 1985 Lost to Illinois State, 58-55, in fi rst round (as 8th seed in Midwest at Tulsa, Okla.) 1991 Lost to Florida State, 75-72, in fi rst round (as 2nd seed in Midwest at Louisville, Ky.) 1992 Defeated Northeast Louisiana, in fi rst round; Lost to Georgia Tech, 79-78, in second round (at Milwaukee, Wis.) 1997 Lost to Illinois, 90-77, in fi rst round (as 11th seed in Southeast at Charlotte, N.C.) 2001 Defeated Oklahoma St., 69-54, in first round (as 6th seed in East at Long Island, N.Y.) Defeated Boston College, 74-71, in second round (at Long Island, N.Y.) Defeated Kentucky, 80-76, in regional semifi nal (at Philadelphia, Pa.) Lost to Duke, 79-69, in regional fi nal (at Philadelphia, Pa.) 2002 Lost to UNC-Wilmington, 93-89, in first round (as 4th seed in South at Sacramento, Calif.) 2007 Defeated Arkansas, 77-60, in fi rst round (as 5th seed in East at Spokane, Wash.) Defeated Texas, 87-68, in second round (at Spokane, Wash.) Lost to North Carolina, 74-64, in regional semifi nal (at East Rutherford, N.J.) 2008 Lost to Kansas State, 80-67, in fi rst round (as 6th seed in Midwest at Omaha, Neb.)* 2009 Defeated Boston College, 72-55, in first round (as 10th seed in Midwest at Minneapolis, Minn.) Lost to Michigan State, 74-69, in second round (at Minneapolis, Minn.) 2011 Lost to VCU, 59-46, in first round (as 11th seed in Southwest at Dayton, Ohio - First Four game) * Loss in 2008 later vacated due to NCAA penalty (revised record: all-time) TROJANS IN POSTSEASON PLAY National Invitation Tournament (2-4) Lost to Notre Dame, 69-65, in fi rst round (at New York, N.Y.) 1993 Defeated UNLV, in fi rst round (at Las Vegas, Nev.); defeated Pepperdine (at home), 71-59; in second round; lost to Minnesota, 76-58, in quarterfi nals (at Bloomington, Minn.) 1994 Lost to Fresno State, (at Fresno, Calif.) 1999 Lost to Wyoming, (at Laramie, Wyo.) Commissioner s Conference Playoffs (2-2) 1974 Defeated SMU, 82-70, in fi rst round; defeated Bradley, (ot), in semifi nals; lost to Indiana, 85-60, in fi nal (at St. Louis, Mo.) 1975 Lost to Drake, 80-70, in fi rst round (at Louisville, Ky.) Pacific-10 Conference Tournament (13-12)* 1987 Lost to Oregon, 51-49, in fi rst round (at Pauley Pav. in Los Angeles) 1988 Lost to California, 75-59, in fi rst round (at Tucson, Ariz.) 1989 Defeated Arizona State, 94-82, in fi rst round; Lost to Stanford, 66-61, in second round (at Forum in Los Angeles) 1990 Defeated Washington State, 85-68, in fi rst round; Lost to Arizona, 80-57, in second round (at Tempe, Ariz.) 2002 Defeated Stanford, , in fi rst round; Defeated Oregon, 89-78, in semifi nals; Lost to Arizona, 81-71, in fi nal (at Staples Center in Los Angeles) 2003 Defeated Stanford, 79-74, in fi rst round; Defeated California, 79-62, in semifi nals; Lost to Oregon, 74-66, in fi nal (at Staples Center in Los Angeles) 2004 Lost to Arizona, 79-76, in fi rst round (at Staples Center in Los Angeles) 2006 Lost to California, 82-67, in fi rst round (at Staples Center in Los Angeles) 2007 Defeated Stanford, (OT), in fi rst round; Defeated Washington State, 70-61, in semifi nals; Lost to Oregon, 81-57, in fi nals (at Staples Center in Los Angeles) 2008 Defeated Arizona State, 59-55*, in fi rst round; Lost to UCLA, 57-54, in semifi nals (at Staples Center in Los Angeles) 2009 Defeated California, 79-75, in fi rst round; Defeated UCLA, 65-55, in semifi nals; Defeated Arizona State, 66-63, in fi nals (at Staples Center in Los Angeles) 2011 Defeated California, 70-56, in fi rst round; Lost to Arizona, in semifi nals (at Staples Center in Los Angeles) 2011 Lost to UCLA, 55-40, in fi rst round (at Staples Center in Los Angeles) * Win in 2008 Pac-10 Tournament later vacated due to NCAA penalty (revised record: all-time) SAM CLANCY, BRANDON GRANVILLE AND DAVID BLUTHENTHAL LEAD USC TO THE 2001 NCAA ELITE 8 ROBERT PACK USC BASKETBALL

5 USC History The Sam Barry Most Valuable Player Award (Donated by the Trojan Basketball Alumni Association) Charley Graham Kenny White Gordon Campbell Kenny Boyer Gene Dorsey Red Badgro Jack Bruner Johnny Lehners Jess Mortensen Jack Gardner Jerry Nemer Sax Elliott Julie Bescos Lee Guttero Jack Hupp Eddie Oram Ralph Vaughn Dale Sears Tom McGarvin John Luber Bob Ormsby Ted Gossard Dick Bailey Bob Graham Jack Nichols Gene Rock Alex Hannum Abe Androff Bill Sharman Tom Riach Bob Boyd Ken Flower Roy Irvin Dick Welsh Tony Psaltis Danny Rogers Monte Gonzales Johnny Werhas John Rudometkin John Rudometkin John Rudometkin Gordon Martin Allen Young John Block John Block Bill Hewitt Bill Hewitt Ernie Powell Ron Riley Ron Riley Ron Riley Clint Chapman Dan Anderson Gus Williams Marv Safford Greg White Cliff Robinson Purvis Miller Don Carfi no Maurice Williams Dwight Anderson,...Maurice Williams Jacque Hill Wayne Carlander Wayne Carlander Larry Friend Derrick Dowell TROJAN BASKETBALL AWARDS Ronnie Coleman Ronnie Coleman Ronnie Coleman Ronnie Coleman Duane Cooper Phil Glenn,... Rodney Chatman Mark Boyd Lorenzo Orr Stais Boseman Stais Boseman,... Jaha Wilson Gary Johnson Brian Scalabrine Brian Scalabrine David Bluthenthal,... Sam Clancy,... Brandon Granville Sam Clancy Desmon Farmer Desmon Farmer Gabe Pruitt, Nick Young Nick Young Nick Young O.J. Mayo Taj Gibson/Daniel Hackett Mike Gerrity/Dwight Lewis Nikola Vucevic Maurice Jones The Ernie Holbrook Memorial Award (Given to the most inspirational Trojan basketball player. Donated by the Trojan Coaches Club) Fred Tex Winter Alex Hannum Bill Sharman Joe White Bob Kolf Don Underwood Ed Simpson Dick Hammer Dick Welsh Jack Lovrich Jim Pugh Jack Mount Jim White Jim White John Rudometkin Ken Stanley Wells Sloniger Dan Wier Bill Westphal Harvey Dillon Jim Marsh Mack Calvin Mack Calvin Dana Pagett Leroy Cobb Kirk Stewart Brian Heublein Bruce Clark Marc Palmer Bill Boyd Casey Jones Darryl Smith Darryl Smith Doug Widtfeldt Dwight Anderson James McDonald,... Tony Bryant Tony Bryant Derrick Dowell Derrick Dowell Larry Friend,... Eric Gathers Ruben Goodsell Andy Olivarez Rich Grande Robert Pack Calvin Banks Rodney Chatman Tim Vanitvelt Tremayne Anchrum Tyson Reuter Jaha Wilson Jaha Wilson Jarvis Turner Jarvis Turner Jeff Trepagnier David Bluthenthal Robert Hutchinson Rory O Neil Gregg Guenther Chris Penrose Dwayne Shackleford Daniel Hackett Daniel Hackett Daniel Hackett Donte Smith Jio Fontan James Blasczyk Forrest F. Twogood Memorial Award (Given to the best defensive player) Biff Burrell Mike Westra Bob Trowbridge Casey Jones Casey Jones Mark Hoisington Dean Jones James McDonald James McDonald James McDonald,... Jacque Hill Jacque Hill Larry Friend Larry Friend Larry Friend,... Rod Keller Ivan Harris Dave Wiltz Duane Cooper Chris Munk Calvin Banks Duane Cooper Mark Boyd Stais Boseman Stais Boseman Stais Boseman Stais Boseman Gary Johnson Elias Ayuso Sam Clancy Jeff Trepagnier Sam Clancy Derrick Craven Taj Gibson 2010M... M. Simmons/A. Stepheson Marcus Simmons Maurice Jones Coaches Award (Given to the most coachable player) Greg Gaudino Lodrick Stewart Dwight Lewis DeMar DeRozan Ryan Francis Scholarship Award (Player best exemplifi es being a Trojan) Alex Stepheson Byron Wesley The Bill Sharman Free Throw Award (Given to the player making the highest percentage of free throws for the complete season. Named the Joe Barbato Award through the 2010 season.) Chuck Reilly Dick Welsh Dick Hammer Dick Welsh Jack Lovrich Ken Pearson Jack Mount STAIS BOSEMAN TREMAYNE ANCHRUM USC BASKETBALL

6 Player Awards Johnny Werhas Jerry Pimm John Rudometkin Chris Appel Wells Sloniger Gary Sutherland Doug Bolcom John Block Jim Marsh Jim Marsh Ernie Powell Dennis Layton Chris Schrobilgen Dan Anderson Dan Anderson Dan Anderson Gus Williams Greg White Paul Henderson Don Carfi no Maurice Williams Maurice Williams Maurice Williams Maurice Williams Wayne Carlander Cedric Bailey Ron Holmes Tom Lewis Brad Winslow Chris Moore Chris Moore,... Anthony Pendleton Harold Miner Harold Miner Harold Miner Rodney Chatman,... Dwayne Hackett Brandon Martin Brandon Martin Tyson Reuter David Crouse Adam Spanich Elias Ayuso Rashad Jones Brian Scalabrine David Bluthenthal Roydell Smiley Desmon Farmer Dwayne Shackleford Gabe Pruitt Gabe Pruitt Daniel Hackett Dwight Lewis Dwight Lewis Donte Smith Garrett Jackson The John Rudometkin 110% Effort Award (Selected by the coaches. Donated by the Junior Board of Directors of the Trojan Club) Harvey Dillon Ron Taylor V ince Manning,... Bob Osbrink Steve Jennings Paul Westphal Dana Pagett Dan Anderson Bill Boyd Bill Boyd,... Marc Palmer John Lambert Steve Malovic Neil Arnold Neil Arnold Neil Arnold Doug Widtfeldt Dwight Anderson Wayne Carlander,... Tony Bryant Wayne Carlander,... James McDonald Ivan Harris Wayne Carlander Rod Keller Rod Keller Duane Cooper Chris Munk Calvin Banks Duane Cooper Yamen Sanders Brandon Martin,... Kirk Homenick Jaha Wilson Tyson Reuter Tyson Reuter Gary Williams Kevin Augustine David Bluthenthal Brian Scalabrine David Bluthenthal Derrick Craven Kostas Charissis Jeff McMillan Rory O'Neil Ryan Francis Abdoulaye N'diaye Taj Gibson Marcus Simmons Marcus Johnson Marcus Simmons James Blasczyk The Harold Jones Memorial Award (Given to the most improved player) Jerry Pease Bob Boyd Roy Irvin Roy Irvin Dick Welsh Jack Dunne Jim Sterkel Jack Mount Bob Hampton Steve Kemp Chris Appel Wells Sloniger Pete Hillman John Zazzaro Bill Westphal Jim Marsh Steve Jennings Ron Taylor Don Crenshaw Chris Schrobilgen Monroe Nash Mike Westra Gus Williams Gus Williams Steve Malovic Cleve Porter Mark Hoisington Purvis Miller Doug Widtfeldt Jacque Hill Barry Brooks Ken Johnson,... Clayton Olivier Cedric Bailey Clayton Olivier,... Cedric Bailey Rod Keller The USC Team Eric Gathers,... Rod Keller Chris Munk Ronnie Coleman Alan Pollard Rodney Chatman Duane Cooper Phil Glenn,... Lorenzo Orr Tremayne Anchrum Damaine Powell,... Avondre Jones Jaha Wilson David Crouse David Crouse Shannon Swillis Jeff Trepagnier David Bluthenthal Luke Minor,... Jeff Trepagnier Rory O Neil Nick Curtis DeMar DeRozan/Nikola Vucevic Nikola Vucevic Donte Smith Byron Wesley Dr. James H. Zumberge Academic Award (Given to player with the highest GPA) John Masdea John Masdea Michael Wolfe Brandon Martin not given not given Brandon Granville Brandon Granville Brandon Granville Brandon Granville Rory O Neil Rory O Neil Rory O'Neil Reed Doucette Reed Doucette Keith Wilkinson Keith Wilkinson Mike Gerrity Eric Strangis Eric Strangis The Herbert L. Greer Memorial Award (Given to player with highest scoring average) Harold Miner Phil Glenn Lorenzo Orr Lorenzo Orr Stais Boseman (Given to the best newcomer) Rodrick Rhodes Greg Lakey Sam Clancy Kostas Charissis Desmon Farmer Errick Craven Roydell Smiley Jeff McMillan USC Trojan Basketball Bob Boyd Award (Top rebounder) Taj Gibson Nikola Vucevic Nikola Vucevic Byron Wesley JACQUE HILL JARVIS TURNER The Tom Kimmel Memorial Award (The sixth man award) Jaha Wilson Jeff Trepagnier Adam Spanich Jarvis Turner Jarvis Turner Desmon Farmer Roydell Smiley Lodrick Stewart Gregg Guenther Sead Odzic Dwight Lewis Angelo Johnson Leonard Washington Marcus Simmons Maurice Jones ELIAS AYUSO USC BASKETBALL

7 USC History TROJAN HONOREES All-America Players As selected by the Helms Athletic Foundation, Colliers, USBW, AP, UPI, INS, Taylor-Converse and The Sporting News Johnny Lehners, g Jess Mortensen, c Jerry Nemer, f Lee Guttero, c Lee Guttero, c Eddie Oram, g Ralph Vaughn, f Gene Rock, f... Ted Gossard, g Bill Sharman, f Ken Flower, g (2nd) Roy Irvin, c (3rd) John Rudometkin, c John Rudometkin, c... Chris Appel, g (2nd) John Block*, c Bill Hewitt*, f Dennis Layton*, g Paul Westphal*, g Dan Anderson*, g Gus Williams, g Dwight Anderson, g (hon. men.) Jacque Hill, g (hon. men.) Wayne Carlander, f (hon. men.) Wayne Carlander, f (hon. men.) Derrick Dowell, f (hon. men.) Harold Miner, g (hon. men.) Harold Miner, g (hon. men.) Harold Miner, g (1st) Sam Clancy, f (2nd) * 36-man Helms Athletic Foundation squad Sports Illustrated National Player of the Year Harold Miner Pacific-10 Conference Player of the Year As selected by the Pac-10 coaches Wayne Carlander Harold Miner Sam Clancy All-Pacific-10 Conference As selected by the Pac-10 coaches John Werhas, f (2nd)... Jerry Pimm, g (2nd) John Rudometkin, c (1st)... Chris Appel, g (1st) John Rudometkin, c (1st)... Chris Appel, g (1st) Gordon Martin, c (1st)... Wells Sloniger, g (2nd) Allen Young, f (1st)... Doug Bolcom, g (2nd) John Block, c (1st)... Allen Young, f (2nd) John Block, c (1st) USC BASKETBALL Bill Hewitt, c (1st) Bill Hewitt, f (1st) Mack Calvin, g (1st) Paul Westphal, g (1st) Paul Westphal, g (1st)... Ron Riley, f (1st)... Dennis Layton, g (2nd) Ron Riley, g (1st)... Joe Mackey, f (2nd)... Paul Westphal, g (2nd) Dan Anderson, g (2nd)... Clint Chapman, f (2nd) Dan Anderson, g (1st)... Gus Williams, g (2nd) Gus Williams, g (1st) Marv Safford, g (2nd) Cliff Robinson, c (1st)... Don Carfi no, g (2nd) Cliff Robinson, c (1st)... Purvis Miller, f (2nd) Don Carfino, g (1st)... Purvis Miller, f (hon. men.) Maurice Williams, f (1st) Dwight Anderson, g (1st)... Maurice Williams, f (1st) Jacque Hill, g (1st) Wayne Carlander, f (1st) Wayne Carlander, f (1st) Derrick Dowell, f (1st) Derrick Dowell, f (1st) Harold Miner, g Harold Miner, g... Ronnie Coleman, f NICK YOUNG Harold Miner, g... Duane Cooper, g Lorenzo Orr, f Lorenzo Orr, f (hon. men.) Stais Boseman, g (hon. men.) Stais Boseman, g/f... Rodrick Rhodes, g/f (hon. men.) Brian Scalabrine, f/c (hon. men.) Brian Scalabrine, f/c... David Bluthenthal, f (hon. men.)... Brandon Granville, g (hon. men.)... Jeff Trepagnier, g (hon. men.) Sam Clancy, f... Brian Scalabrine, f (hon. men.) Sam Clancy, f... David Bluthenthal, f (hon. men.)... Brandon Granville, g (hon. men.) Desmon Farmer, g (hon. men.) Desmon Farmer, g Nick Young, g/f... Gabe Pruitt, g Nick Young, g/f...gabe Pruitt, g (hon. men.)... Lodrick Stewart, g (hon. men.) O.J. Mayo, g...taj Gibson, f (3rd)...Davon Jefferson, f (hon. men.) Taj Gibson, f (2nd)...Daniel Hackett, g (2nd) Nikola Vucevic, f (2nd)...Dwight Lewis, g (hon. men.) Nikola Vucevic, f (1st) NIKOLA VUCEVIC

8 Trojan Honorees USC Trojan Basketball Pacific-10 Conference Defensive Player of the Year As selected by the Pac-10 coaches Taj Gibson Marcus Simmons Pacific-10 Conference Freshman of the Year As selected by the Pac-10 coaches Harold Miner Pacific-10 Conference All-Freshmen As selected by the Pac-10 coaches Wayne Carlander, f; Ken Johnson, g Derrick Dowell, f Tom Lewis, f... Bo Kimble, g Bob Ernst, f Ronnie Coleman, f Harold Miner, g Burt Harris, g Kevin Augustine, g (hon. men.)... Shannon Swillis, f (hon. men.) Brandon Granville, g (hon. men.) Desmon Farmer, g (hon. men.) Errick Craven, g Lodrick Stewart, g Gabe Pruitt, g... Nick Young, g/f (hon. men.) Ryan Francis, g (hon. men.) Taj Gibson, f O.J. Mayo, g... Davon Jefferson, f... Angelo Johnson, g (hon. men.) DeMar DeRozan, f Maurice Jones, g Pacific-10 Conference Newcomer of the Year As selected by the Pac-10 radio play-by-play announcers Rodrick Rhodes, g/f... Elias Ayuso, g * Brian Scalabrine, c/f Jeff McMillan, f * First team selection. Only one player selected after 1999 All-Southern Division As selected by the Southern Division coaches Southern Division Gordon Campbell, f Gene Dorsey, g Red Badgro, f Jess Mortensen, f... Jack Bruner, c... Johnny Lehners, g Jess Mortensen, c Web Caldwell, c Jerry Nemer, f... Cliff Capps, g... Lee Guttero, c... Julie Bescos, g Lee Guttero, c... Julie Bescos, g Jack Hupp, f... Ernie Holbrook, f... Lee Guttero, c Jack Hupp, f... Eddie Oram, g Eddie Oram, g Ralph Vaughn, f... Hal Dornsife, g Ralph Vaughn, f... Dale Sears, c... Gail Goodrich, g Ralph Vaughn, f... Tom McGarvin, g Bob Ormsby, f Gene Rock, f... Ted Gossard, g Bob Howard, g Jack Nichols, c... Bob Graham, c Gene Rock, f (2nd)... Fred Winter, g (2nd) Alex Hannum, c Bill Sharman, f Bill Sharman, f Tom Riach, g Ken Flower, g Roy Irvin, c Dick Welsh, g All-Pacific Coast Conference As selected by the PCC coaches; PCC Jack Dunne, f (2nd) Monte Gonzalas, g (2nd) Danny Rogers, g (1st) Johnny Werhas, f (1st) RYAN FRANCIS DERRICK DOWELL USC BASKETBALL

9 USC Scoring Charts SEASON POINTS Harold Miner O.J. Mayo * Harold Miner John Block Nick Young John Rudometkin Sam Clancy Sam Clancy Derrick Dowell Nikola Vucevic Harold Miner Desmon Farmer Dwight Anderson Desmon Farmer Brian Scalabrine Gus Williams John Rudometkin Nick Young Lodrick Stewart Gordon Martin Taj Gibson Joe Mackey Ronnie Coleman Ronnie Coleman Bill Hewitt Bill Hewitt SCORING AVERAGE Harold Miner (789 pts, 30 games) John Block (654, 26) John Rudometkin (645, 27) Harold Miner (681, 29) Gus Williams (529, 25) John Rudometkin (524, 25) Derrick Dowell (585, 28) O.J. Mayo (684, 33) * Harold Miner (578, 28) Paul Westphal (284, 14) Dwight Anderson (549, 27) Bill Hewitt (488, 25) Desmon Farmer (544, 28) Gordon Martin (501, 26) Dwight Anderson (232, 12) Sam Clancy (611, 32) Joe Mackey (491, 26) Bill Hewitt (488, 26) Cliff Robinson (394, 21) Desmon Farmer (562, 30) * Participation in the 2008 season later vacated due to NCAA penalty USC BASKETBALL CAREER POINTS 1. 2,048 Harold Miner (87 games) ,727 Ronnie Coleman (116) ,657 Sam Clancy (113) ,606 Desmon Farmer (121) ,524 Wayne Carlander (116) ,486 Nick Young (96) ,484 John Rudometkin (79) ,483 Derrick Dowell (109) ,466 Lodrick Stewart (123) ,460 Dwight Lewis (133) ,441 Brian Scalabrine (92) ,430 Brandon Granville (124) ,423 John Block (78) ,341 Lorenzo Orr (114) ,318 Gus Williams (82) ,313 David Bluthenthal (116) ,307 Taj Gibson (105) ,248 Stais Boseman (105) ,247 Purvis Miller (90) ,211 Ron Holmes (111) ,204 Maurice Williams (111) ,168 Allen Young (77) ,159 Errick Craven (105) ,128 Jeff Trepagnier (106) ,127 Don Carfi no (101) ,116 Jaha Wilson (111) ,107 Bill Sharman (82) ,105 Ron Riley (78) ,102 Gabe Pruitt (80) ,085 Paul Westphal (66) ,073 Roy Irvin (84) ,070 Brandon Martin (105) SCORING AVERAGE Harold Miner (2,048 pts, 87 g) O.J. Mayo (684, 33) * Dwight Anderson (781, 39) Bill Hewitt (976, 51) John Rudometkin (1,484, 79) Cliff Robinson (836, 45) John Block (1,423, 78) Dennis Layton (873, 51) Paul Westphal (1,085, 66) Gus Williams (1318, 82) Brian Scalabrine (1441, 92) Nick Young (1,486, 96) Allen Young (1,168, 77) Ronnie Coleman (1,727, 116) Sam Clancy (1,657, 113) Ron Riley (1,105, 78) Rodrick Rhodes (350, 25) Purvis Miller (1,247, 90) DeMar DeRozan (485, 35) Gabe Pruitt (1,102, 80) Robert Pack (776, 57) Derrick Dowell (1483, 109) Bill Sharman (1,107, 82) Desmon Farmer (1,606, 121) Joe Mackey (1,007, 77) Wayne Carlander (1,524, 116) * Participation in the 2008 season later vacated due to NCAA penalty DESMON FARMER BRANDON GRANVILLE

10 USC Leading Scorers YEAR-BY-YEAR ALL GAMES YEAR NAME GAMES POINTS AVG Jack Gardner William Pierce Jerome Nemer Lee Guttero Lee Guttero Lee Guttero Jack Hupp Jerry Gracin Ralph Vaughn Ralph Vaughn Ralph Vaughn Robert Ormsby Robert Ormsby Eugene Rock Bob Howard Jack Nichols Bob Kloppenburg Eugene Rock Alex Hannum Bill Sharman Bill Sharman Bob Boyd Bob Boyd Ken Flower Roy Irvin Richard Welsh Jack Dunne Dan Rogers Jim Hanna John Werhas John Rudometkin John Rudometkin John Rudometkin Gordon Martin Allen Young Allen Young John Block Bill Hewitt Bill Hewitt Ernest Powell Dennis Layton Dennis Layton Paul Westphal Clint Chapman Gus Williams Gus Williams Marv Safford Greg White Cliff Robinson Cliff Robinson Purvis Miller Dwight Anderson Dwight Anderson Wayne Carlander Wayne Carlander Wayne Carlander Tom Lewis Derrick Dowell Chris Moore Ron Coleman Harold Miner Harold Miner Harold Miner Phil Glenn Lorenzo Orr Lorenzo Orr Stais Boseman Stais Boseman YEAR NAME GAMES POINTS AVG Gary Johnson Brian Scalabrine Brian Scalabrine Sam Clancy Sam Clancy Desmon Farmer Desmon Farmer Gabe Pruitt Nick Young Nick Young O.J. Mayo * 2009 Dwight Lewis Dwight Lewis Nikola Vucevic Maurice Jones * Participation in 2008 season later vacated due to NCAA penalty (revised leader Davon Jefferson: 29 games, 351 points, 12.1 average) HAROLD MINER USC BASKETBALL

11 USC Leading Scorers YEAR-BY-YEAR CONFERENCE GAMES YEAR NAME (RANK IN CONF.) GAMES POINTS AVG Jesse Mortensen (3rd) Jesse Mortensen (4th) Frank Smith (7th) William Pierce (7th) Jerome Nemer (1st) Lee Guttero (3rd) Lee Guttero (1st) Lee Guttero (1st) Jack Hupp (2nd) Jerry Gracin (4th) Ralph Vaughn (2nd) Ralph Vaughn (1st) Ralph Vaughn (2nd) Robert Ormsby (3rd) Robert Ormsby (4th) Eugene Rock (1st) Bob Howard (1st) Jack Nichols (1st) Bob Kloppenburg (2nd) Eugene Rock (6th) DEMAR DEROZAN YEAR NAME (RANK IN CONF.) GAMES POINTS AVG Alex Hannum (2nd) Bill Sharman (1st) Bill Sharman (1st) Bob Boyd (8th) Bob Boyd (3rd) Ken Flower (3rd) Roy Irvin (4th) Richard Welsh (4th) Jack Dunne (11th) Dan Rogers (4th) Jim Hanna (9th) John Werhas (4th) John Rudometkin (8th) John Rudometkin (1st) John Rudometkin (1st) Gordon Martin (1st) Allen Young (4th) John Block (5th) John Block (1st) Bill Hewitt (8th) Bill Hewitt (6th) Mack Calvin (11th) Paul Westphal (5th) Dennis Layton (9th) Joe Mackey (6th) Clint Chapman (8th) Dan Anderson (11th) Gus Williams (1st) Marv Safford (3rd all games) Marv Safford (12th) Cliff Robinson (1st) Cliff Robinson (7th) Don Carfi no (8th) Dwight Anderson (--) Dwight Anderson (2nd) Jacque Hill (13th) Wayne Carlander (8th) Wayne Carlander (3rd) Tom Lewis (3rd) Derrick Dowell (4th) Chris Moore (17th) Ronnie Coleman (12th) Harold Miner (2nd) Harold Miner (2nd) Harold Miner (1st) Rodney Chatman Lorenzo Orr Lorenzo Orr (8th) Stais Boseman (9th) Stais Boseman (9th) Gary Johnson (17th) Elias Ayuso Brian Scalabrine (2nd) Sam Clancy (5th) Sam Clancy (t-3rd) Desmon Farmer (3rd) Desmon Farmer (3rd) Gabe Pruitt, Nick Young (T-17) Nick Young (3rd) Nick Young (3rd) O.J. Mayo (1st) * 2009 DeMar DeRozan (T-16th) Dwight Lewis (10th) Nikola Vucevic Maurice Jones (T-19th) * Participation in the 2008 season later vacated due to NCAA penanlty (revised leader Taj Gibson: 18 games, 223 points, 12.4 average) USC BASKETBALL

12 USC 30-Point-Plus Club Total Name Date Opponent 45 John Block Washington 44 John Block at Oregon 43 Harold Miner at Nebraska 41 Dennis Layton at Arizona State 40 John Rudometkin Hawaii 40 Desmon Farmer Arizona 39 Bill Hewitt at UCLA 39^ Cliff Robinson California 39 Harold Miner at Arizona State 38 Wayne Carlander at UCLA 37 John Rudometkin UCLA 37 John Block at Santa Clara 37 Bill Hewitt at Bradley 37 Dennis Layton Florida St. (at El Paso, TX) 37 Dwight Anderson Richmond 37^ Harold Miner Central Connecticut State 37^ Harold Miner Oregon State 37 Harold Miner Oregon State 37 Rodney Chatman California 37^ O.J. Mayo* at Arizona State 36 Ralph Vaughn UCLA 36 Harold Miner Arizona 36 Gabe Pruitt at Loyola Marymount 35 John Rudometkin Indiana 35^ Cliff Robinson Portland State 35 Cliff Robinson at UCLA 35 Derrick Dowell UCLA 35 Harold Miner at Notre Dame 35 Harold Miner vs. California 35 Adam Spanich Washington 35 Desmon Farmer at Washington State 34 Gus Williams at Washington 34 Cliff Robinson Kansas 34 Derrick Dowell at Arkansas 34^ Harold Miner Stanford 34^ O.J. Mayo* at California 33 John Rudometkin at Stanford 33 John Block Washington State 33 Marv Safford at Nevada-Reno 33 Dwight Anderson at Washington 33 Harold Miner at Arizona State 33 Harold Miner Stanford 33 Nick Young Oregon State 32 Bill Sharman UCLA 32 Allen Young Michigan State 32 John Block Vanderbilt 32 Bill Hewitt Washington 32 Paul Westphal BYU 32 Ron Riley Washington State 32 Cliff Robinson UCLA 32 Don Carfi no at Stanford 32 Dwight Anderson vs. Oregon 32 Derrick Dowell at Washington 32 Harold Miner vs. Tennessee-Martin 32 Harold Miner at Oregon USC 30-POINT-PLUS CLUB MOST TIMES Harold Miner John Block... 9 Derrick Dowell... 6 John Rudometkin... 6 Cliff Robinson... 5 Bill Hewitt... 4 O.J. Mayo*... 4 Dwight Anderson... 3 Sam Clancy... 3 Desmon Farmer... 3 Gabe Pruitt... 3 Marv Safford... 3 Allen Young... 3 Nick Young... 3 Wayne Carlander... 2 Rodney Chatman... 2 Gary Johnson... 2 Dennis Layton... 2 Bill Sharman... 2 Paul Westphal... 2 Gus Williams... 2 David Bluthenthal... 1 Don Carfi no... 1 Clint Chapman... 1 Errick Craven... 1 Ron Holmes... 1 Tom Lewis... 1 Gordon Martin... 1 Chris Moore... 1 Anthony Pendleton... 1 Rodrick Rhodes... 1 Ron Riley... 1 Adam Spanich... 1 Ralph Vaughn Rodrick Rhodes at Washington 32 Gary Johnson vs. Arizona State 32 Nick Young Washington State 32^ O.J. Mayo* Mercer 32^ O.J. Mayo* Oregon 31 Bill Sharman Stanford 31 John Rudometkin at Utah 31 Gus Williams at Stanford 31 Wayne Carlander at UCLA 31 Ron Holmes vs. Boston (at Iowa City, IA) 31 Derrick Dowell at Richmond 31 Chris Moore vs. Arizona St. (at Inglewood) 31 Harold Miner vs. Miami (Fla.) 31 Harold Miner vs. Brooklyn (at Long Beach) 31 Harold Miner vs. Ohio State 31 Harold Miner at California 31 Sam Clancy vs. Bradley 31 Sam Clancy at UCLA 31 David Bluthenthal Arizona 31 Desmon Farmer Washington 30 John Rudometkin UCLA 30 Gordon Martin at Stanford 30 Allen Young West Virginia 30 Allen Young Washington State 30 John Block at Washington State 30 John Block Washington State 30 John Block at Oregon State 30 John Block at UCLA 30 Bill Hewitt California 30 Paul Westphal California 30 Clint Chapman at Houston 30 Marv Safford Oregon 30 Marv Safford vs. Iowa (at Hawaii) 30^ Tom Lewis Texas 30 Derrick Dowell San Jose State 30 Derrick Dowell at Tennessee 30 Anthony Pendleton at Stanford 30 Harold Miner at Stanford 30 Harold Miner at Oregon State 30 Rodney Chatman at UCLA 30 Gary Johnson at Arizona 30 Sam Clancy at Arizona 30 Errick Craven Oregon State 30 Gabe Pruitt at Arizona State 30 Gabe Pruitt at Oregon 30 Nick Young Arizona ^ freshman season * Participation in the 2008 season later vacated due to NCAA penalty GABE PRUITT USC BASKETBALL

13 USC 1,000-Point Scorers 2,048 Harold Miner ( ) Totals ,727 Ronnie Coleman ( ) Totals ,657 Sam Clancy ( ) Totals: ,606 Desmon Farmer ( ) Totals ,524 Wayne Carlander ( ) Totals ,486 Nick Young ( ) Totals ,484 John Rudometkin ( ) Totals ,483 Derrick Dowell ( ) Totals USC BASKETBALL

14 1,000-Point Scorers USC Trojan Basketball 1,466 Lodrick Stewart ( ) Totals: ,460 Dwight Lewis ( ) Totals: ,441 Brian Scalabrine ( ) Totals: ,430 Brandon Granville ( ) Totals: ,423 John Block ( ) Totals: ,341 Lorenzo Orr ( ) Totals ,318 Gus Williams ( ) Totals ,313 David Bluthenthal ( ) Totals: ,307 Taj Gibson ( ) Totals: USC BASKETBALL

15 1,000-Point Scorers USC Trojan Basketball 1,248 Stais Boseman ( ) Totals ,247 Purvis Miller ( ) Totals ,211 Ron Holmes ( ) Totals ,204 Maurice Williams ( ) Totals ,168 Allen Young ( ) Totals ,159 Errick Craven ( ) Totals: ,128 Jeff Trepagnier ( ) Totals: ,127 Don Carfino ( ) Totals: USC BASKETBALL

16 1,000-Point Scorers USC Trojan Basketball 1,116 Jaha Wilson ( ) Totals: ,107 Bill Sharman ( ) NA NA - - NA NA NA NA NA NA Totals: 82 NA NA - - NA NA ,105 Ron Riley ( ) Totals: ,102 Gabe Pruitt ( ) Totals: ,085 Paul Westphal ( ) Totals: ,073 Roy Irvin ( ) Totals: ,070 Brandon Martin ( ) Totals: , ,020 Dan Anderson ( ) Totals: ,007 Joe Mackey ( ) Totals: USC BASKETBALL

17 USC Scoring Records TROJAN 100-POINT GAMES Points Opponent Score Year vs. Meiji University vs. Alabama vs. George Mason vs. Arizona State vs. Oregon State vs. Chicago State vs. Vanderbilt at Arizona State vs. Oklahoma State vs. Oregon vs. CS Sacramento vs. Howard at UC Irvine vs. Bradley vs. Washington vs. Denver (at Forum) vs. Washington State vs. Stanford at Notre Dame vs. Loyola Marymount vs. Idaho vs. New Mexico * vs. Havard (at Long Beach) vs. Stanfrod (at Staples Center) vs. San Francisco vs. California vs. Utah vs. Tennessee-Martin vs. Hawaii at Louisiana State Brigham Young vs. Villanova vs. Howard vs. San Diego State vs. Michigan State vs. Arizona vs. Louisiana State *First time USC scored 100 or more points in a game TEAM GAME/SEASON RECORDS Margin of Victory (any opponent) Score Year vs. Manual Arts High vs. So. California Telephone Margin of Victory (college opponent) vs. New Mexico Margin of Defeat (any opponent) vs. Los Angeles Athletic Club Margin of Defeat (college opponent) vs. Arizona at Arizona Margin of Defeat at Home vs. Arizona Fewest Points in a Winning Effort at Pomona Most Points in a Losing Effort at Bradley Fewest Points in a Losing Effort 8... at Whittier vs. Arizona Most Points in a Half vs. Alabama (second half) 1971 Fewest Points in a Half (since 1953) at Oregon State (second half) 1982 Most Points Scored by Both Teams USC def. George Mason Fewest Points Scored by Both Teams USC def. Pomona Most consecutive 100-point games 3 vs. LSU (100-87), Oklahoma State (107-88), Utah (102-82) 1975 Dwight Lewis TROJAN OPPONENT 100-POINT GAMES Points Opponent Score Year at Stanford at Arizona State at UCLA at Arizona at Kansas at Washington * at UCLA vs. Arizona vs. Arizona at Bradley at UCLA at Syracuse at UCLA at Virginia Tech at Arizona State at UCLA at Arizona at UCLA vs. Washington vs. Cincinnati vs. Arizona State *First time USC allowed 100 or more points in a game USC BASKETBALL

18 USC Yearly Team Stats Year G FG FGA % 3FG 3FGA % FT FTA % OR DR TR AVG PF-FO A TO BK ST PTS AVG Team stat records do not exist before USC BASKETBALL

19 USC FG Records SINGLE GAME Team Field Goals Attempted 97 vs. Hawai i Fewest Field Goals Attempted 20 at UCLA Field Goals Made 50 vs. Alabama Fewest Field Goals Made 4 vs. UCLA at California Field Goal Percentage 71.1 at San Jose State (27-38) Field Goal Percentage in a Half 81.0 vs. Richmond (17-21) Lowest Field Goal Percentage 15.7 at California (8-51) Lowest Field Goal Percentage in a Half 13.3 vs. UCLA (4-30) SINGLE GAME FG TOP 10 CHARTS Field Goals Made 1. Dennis Layton ASU John Block Oregon John Rudometkin ( ).. Hawaii Cliff Robinsonv ( )... Portland St Harold Miner Neb Harold Miner ( )... Cen. Ct. St..15 Clint Chapman Houston. 15 Gus Williams Stanford. 15 John Rudometkin (2-4-61)... UCLA tied with 14, most recently: Brian Scalabrine ( )... vs. BYU-HI. 14 Field Goals Attempts 1. Harold Miner Neb Harold Miner ( )... Stanford John Block ( )... Stanford Gus Williams UCLA Joe Mackey UCLA Dennis Layton Fla. St John Block Oregon.. 28 John Rudometkin Kentucky 28 John Rudometkin (2-4-61)... UCLA tied with 27, most recently: O.J. Mayo ( )*... Mercer * Participation in 2008 later vacated due to NCAA penalty (Revised last player: Harold Miner at Florida St. on ) Field Goal Percentage * Four players tied for first at 90.9% (min. 10 FGA) Taj Gibson (3/20/09 vs. BC) (10-of-10) Jim Marsh (1/12/68 vs. Stanford) (10-of-11) Steve Smith (12/21/78 vs. Kansas) 90.9 (10-of-11) Wayne Carlander (1/21/84 vs. Cal) 90.9 (10-of-11) Lorenzo Orr (1/2/93 at ND) (10-of-11) SEASON FG TOP 10 CHARTS Field Goal % (min. 5 att./game) Jeff McMillan ( ) Taj Gibson ( ) Taj Gibson ( ) Davon Jefferson ( ) Steve Smith ( ) Chris Munk (78-136) Wayne Carlander (96-169) Wayne Carlander ( ) Derrick Dowell ( ) John Lambert ( ) Field Goals Made Harold Miner John Rudometkin Nick Young O.J. Mayo* Sam Clancy Harold Miner John Block Derrick Dowell Gus Williams Sam Clancy Ronnie Coleman Field Goals Attempted Harold Miner O.J. Mayo* John Block Harold Miner John Rudometkin Sam Clancy John Rudometkin Gus Williams Nick Young Joe Mackey Desmon Farmer * Participation in 2008 later vacated due to NCAA penalty CAREER FG PERCENTAGE Jeff McMillan ( ) Taj Gibson ( ) Davon Jefferson ( ) Steve Smith ( ) Ronnie Coleman ( ) Wayne Carlander ( ) Steve Malovic ( ) Mike Westra ( ) Clayton Olivier ( ) John Lambert ( ) STEVE SMITH RONNIE COLEMAN USC BASKETBALL

20 USC 3-PT FG Records LODRICK STEWART PHIL GLENN SINGLE GAME 3FG TOP 10 CHARTS Three-Point Field Goals Made 1. Anthony Pendleton ( ). LB St Donte Smith ( )... California Desmon Farmer ( )... Arizona... 7 Desmon Farmer WSU... 7 David Bluthenthal ( )... Arizona... 7 Adam Spanich ( )... Washington.. 7 Adam Spanich SDSU... 7 Dwayne Hackett ( )... Pepperdine.. 7 Phil Glenn Arizona... 7 Dwayne Hackett Miami (FL) 7 Dwayne Hackett ( )... SF State... 7 Phil Glenn ( )... Robert Morris 7 Anthony Pendleton ( )Tulsa... 7 Gabe Pruitt 7 O.J. Mayo St. 7 Maurice Jones ( )... vs. S.Carolina 7 * Participation in 2008 later vacated due to NCAA penalty Three-Point Field Goals Att. 1. Anthony Pendleton ( )@ Stanford.. 19* * Pac-10 record 2. Phil Glenn ( )...Oregon Anthony Pendleton ( ) LBS Gabe Pruitt ( )...Washington...14 Desmon Farmer ( )..@ Fresno St..14 Desmon Farmer ( )...UCLA Desmon Farmer (3-4-04)...@ Oregon Adam Spanich ( )...Washington. 14 Dwayne Hackett ( )...UCLA Gabe Pruitt (2-4-06)...Arizona St Desmon Farmer ( )...Arizona...13 Gary Johnson (3-5-98)...Arizona Dwayne Hackett ( )...California Dwayne Hackett ( )..Nebraska Dwayne Hackett ( )...SF State ** four others tied with 13 Three-Point Field Goal Pct. (Min. 5 made) 1. Maurice Jones (2012) vs.s.caro. (7-of-7) Lodrick Stewart (2007) at OSU (6-of-6) Brad Winslow (1987)... at Cal (5-of-5) Errick Craven (2002)... R.I. (5-of-5) SINGLE GAME Team Three-Point FGs Attempted 38 vs. Oregon (10-38) Fewest Three-Point FGs Attempted 2 vs. Oregon State (0-2) Three-Point FGs Made 20 at Oregon State (20-29) Pac-10 record (Jan.-29, 2000) Fewest Three-Point FGs Made 0 many times Three-Point FG Percentage 83.3 vs. Washington (5-6) CAREER 3FG MADE Three-Point Field Goals Made Lodrick Stewart Brandon Granville Desmon Farmer Gabe Pruitt Harold Miner David Bluthenthal Elias Ayuso Phil Glenn Dwight Lewis Stais Boseman Anthony Pendleton Dwayne Hackett Burt Harris Adam Spanich Duane Cooper , Rodney Chatman Donte Smith Nick Young Maurice Jones Errick Craven SEASON 3FG TOP 10 CHARTS Three-Point Field Goals Made Phil Glenn Dwayne Hackett O.J. Mayo* Desmon Farmer Anthony Pendleton Lodrick Stewart Donte Smith Adam Spanich Lodrick Stewart Elias Ayuso Gabe Pruitt Three-Point Field Goals Att Desmon Farmer Dwayne Hackett Phil Glenn O.J. Mayo* Donte Smith Anthony Pendelton Desmon Farmer Elias Ayuso Gabe Pruitt Harold Miner Lodrick Stewart Lodrick Stewart Three-Point FG % (1 made pg) Gabe Pruitt (63-140) Lodrick Stewart (77-175) Nick Young (44-100) Anthony Pendleton (83-195) Duane Cooper (60-141) Harold Miner (60-142) Duane Cooper (39-92) Adam Spanich (73-174) Phil Glenn (93-226) David Bluthenthal (65-159) O.J. Mayo (88-215)* * Participation in 2008 later vacated due to NCAA penalty USC BASKETBALL

21 USC FT Records SINGLE GAME Team Free Throws Made 43 vs. Idaho Fewest Free Throws Made 1 vs. Notre Dame (at New York) at California vs. Oregon at UC Riverside Free Throws Attempted 63 vs. Idaho Fewest Free Throws Attempted 2 vs. Notre Dame (at New York) at Nebraska Free Throw Percentage vs. Oregon (22-22) (Pac-10 and Pac-10 Tournament record) vs. Oregon State (15-15) vs. Washington (29-30) Lowest Free Throw Percentage 14.3 at California (1-7) DAVID BLUTHENTHAL SINGLE GAME FT TOP 10 CHARTS Free Throws Made 1. John Block ( )... Washington Danny Rogers (3-1-57)... Oregon Danny Rogers ( )... UCLA Harold Miner ( )... Stanford Dwight Anderson ( ).. Richmond Nikola Vucevic ( )... Washington 14 Brian Scalabrine ( )... vs. BYU Harold Miner ( )... Ohio State.. 14 Harold Miner WSU Chris Moore ( )... WSU Jim White ( )... California Free Throws Attempted 1. Danny Rogers (3-1-57)... Oregon John Block ( )... Washington Derrick Dowell UCLA Chris Moore ( )... WSU Chris Moore UCLA Sam Clancy LMU Dwight Anderson ( ).. Richmond Danny Rogers ( )... UCLA Harold Miner ( )... Ohio State.. 17 Ronnie Coleman ( ).. Portland Cliff Robinson (2-2-78)... California Dick Welsh ( )... Iowa Jeff McMillan ( Ore. St FT Pct. (min. 10 attempts) 1. John Block (1966)... Wash. (21-of-21) * Pac-10 record 2. Nikola Vucevic (2011)... Wash. (14-of-14) Brandon Granville (2002) at ASU (11-11) David Crouse (1997)... at Cal (11-11) Daniel Hackett (2007)... vs. GWU (11-11) Desmon Farmer (2003). at WSU (10-10) Brandon Granville (2002) Cal (10-10) David Bluthenthal (2000) at ASU (10-10) Consecutive FT made 41, David Bluthenthal (nine-game span, including fi nal seven games of 2000 and fi rst two of 2001) Consecutive FT made (Pac-10 games) 42, David Bluthenthal (14-game span, including fi nal seven games of 2000 and fi rst seven of 2001) SEASON FT TOP 10 CHARTS FT % (min. 2.5 att./game) Maurice Williams (80-93) Tom Lewis ( ) Brandon Martin ( ) Harold Miner ( ) David Bluthenthal (74-88) Dan Anderson (76-91) Adam Spanich (58-70) Dennis Layton (82-99) Desmon Farmer ( ) Paul Henderon (71-86) Free Throws Made Harold Miner Danny Rogers John Block Gordon Martin John Rudometkin Harold Miner Sam Clancy John Rudometkin Sam Clancy Chris Appel Free Throw Attempts Harold Miner Danny Rogers John Block Sam Clancy Gordon Martin Sam Clancy Derrick Dowell John Rudometkin Chris Appel Dick Welsh CAREER FT CHARTS Free Throw Percentage (Min. 100 att.) Harold Miner ( ) Dan Anderson ( ) David Bluthenthal ( ) Brandon Martin ( ) Bill Sharman ( ) Maurice Williams ( ) O.J. Mayo ( )* Paul Henderson ( ) Elias Ayuso ( ) Jerry Pimm ( ) * Participation later vacated due to NCAA penalty Free Throws Made Harold Miner Lorenzo Orr John Block John Rudometkin Brandon Granville Sam Clancy Desmon Farmer Brian Scalabrine Derrick Dowell Allen Young USC BASKETBALL

22 USC Rebounding Records RON RILEY CLIFF ROBINSON SINGLE GAME TOP 10 CHARTS Total Rebounds 1. David Bluthenthal ( )... ASU Cliff Robinson ( )... Portland St Ron Riley WSU Ron Riley ( )... Oregon St Ron Riley ( )... UCLA Ron Riley ( )... ASU Derrick Dowell (2-1-85)... UCLA Ron Riley ( )... Oregon Ron Taylor ( )... Villanova John Block ( )... Hawaii * Four others tied with POINT, 20-REBOUND GAMES John Rudometkin 21 pts., 21 rebs. vs. Denver pts., 21 rebs. at Wyoming Allen Young 30 pts., 20 rebs. at Wash. State Ron Riley 20 pts., 20 rebs. vs. LSU pts., 21 rebs. at Oregon St pts., 20 rebs. at Oregon pts., 23 rebs. vs. Oregon St pts., 25 rebs. at Wash. St pts., 22 rebs. vs. UCLA Mike Westra 20 pts., 20 rebs. vs. Fordham Cliff Robinson 35 pts., 28 rebs. vs. Portland St Derrick Dowell 24 pts., 21 rebs. vs. UCLA SINGLE GAME Team Rebounds 76 vs. Hawai i vs. Hawai i Fewest Rebounds 12 at UCLA Team Rebounds 20 vs. Oregon State Rebound Margin +39 vs. Hawai i (76-37) SINGLE GAME SEASON TOP 10 CHARTS Total Rebounds Ron Riley Ron Riley Nikola Vucevic John Rudometkin Roy Irvin Taj Gibson Taj Gibson Alex Stepheson Bill Hewitt Allen Young Sam Clancy Ron Riley Jaha Wilson Nikola Vucevic John Block John Rudometkin Allen Young Bill Hewitt Roy Irvin Taj Gibson Sam Clancy David Bluthenthal Rebound Average Ron Riley Ron Riley Roy Irvin Allen Young John Rudometkin Bill Hewitt John Rudometkin Cliff Robinson Ron Riley Bill Hewitt CAREER CHARTS Rebounds 1. 1,067 Ron Riley (78 games) Taj Gibson (105 games) Sam Clancy (113) John Rudometkin (79) Allen Young (77) Ronnie Coleman (116) Derrick Dowell (119) Roy Irvin (84) Wayne Carlander (116) Jaha Wilson (111) David Bluthenthal (116) John Block (78) Nikola Vucevic (87) Lorenzo Orr (114) Purvis Miller (90) Chris Munk (109) Rebound Average Ron Riley (1067 rebs, 78 g) Bill Hewitt (578, 51) Allen Young (822, 77) John Rudometkin (831, 79) Cliff Robinson (474, 45) John Block (727, 78) Roy Irvin (768, 84) Taj Gibson (896, 105) Jim Hanna (632, 76) Nikola Vucevic (694, 87) USC BASKETBALL

23 USC Misc. Records ASSISTS, STEALS, BLOCKS & TURNOVERS SINGLE GAME TOP 10 CHARTS Assists 1. Brandon Glanville ( ). vs. Memphis Stais Boseman ( )... Geo. Mason 14 Larry Friend ( )... Texas Daniel Hackett Oklahoma 13 Larry Friend ( )... ASU Casey Jones Baylor Brandon Glanville ( )... UCSB Brandon Glanville (1-4-02)... WSU Burt Harris (3-3-94)... UCLA Jacque Hill LBS Casey Jones ( )... Denver Paul Westphal ( )... USF Steals 1. Jeff Trepagnier ( )... vs. Utah St Errick Craven (2-2-03)... Oregon... 8 Jeff Trepagnier ( )... LMU Errick Craven (3-2-02)... Oregon St Jeff Trepagnier (3-9-00)... Washington.. 7 Cameron Murray ( )... CS Sac Gabe Pruitt (2-2-06)... Arizona... 7 Blocked Shots 1. Avondre Jones ( )... Rhode Island 8 Gerry Wright ( )... Santa Clara.. 8 Steve Malovic ( )... Howard Sam Clancy (3-3-01)... California... 7 Avondre Jones ( )... Geo. Mason. 7 Taj Gibson Oregon... 7 Alex Stepheson ( )...Sac. St Nikola Vucevic ( )... Lehigh... 6 Taj Gibson Citadel... 6 Sam Clancy ( )... LBS... 6 Sam Clancy Ore. State 6 * Six others tied with six Turnovers 1. Taj Gibson (2007)... at Kansas Cliff Robinson (1978)... at Wash Steve Smith (1978)... vs. Ore. St.. 10 O.J. Mayo (2008)*... vs. UCLA * Participation later vacated due to NCAA penalty SINGLE GAME TEAM RECORDS Assists 30, vs. Oklahoma State Fewest Assists 1, at WSU Steals 23, vs. Loyola Marymount Fewest Steals 0, at UCLA vs. Washington St vs. UCLA vs. UC RIverside Blocked Shots 13, vs. Idaho State Fewest Blocked Shots 0,...many times Turnovers 33, at Washington SEASON TOP 10 CHARTS Assists Brandon Granville Brandon Granville Brandon Granville Larry Friend Daniel Hackett Robert Pack Larry Friend Duane Cooper Robert Pack Burt Harris Steals Jeff Trepagnier Errick Craven Maurice Jones Errick Craven Derrick Dowell Brandon Granville Errick Craven Brandon Granville Stais Boseman Gary Johnson Stais Boseman Blocked Shots Taj Gibson Taj Gibson Sam Clancy Avondre Jones Taj Gibson Rod Keller Sam Clancy Abdoulaye N'diaye Rod Keller Alex Stepheson Turnovers Brandon Granville Brandon Granville O.J. Mayo* Daniel Hackett Brian Scalabrine Stais Boseman Taj Gibson Brian Scalabrine Robert Pack Brian Scalabrine * Participation later vacated due to NCAA penalty CAREER TOP 10 CHARTS Assists Brandon Granville Larry Friend Duane Cooper , Jacque Hill Daniel Hackett Gus Williams Robert Pack Dan Anderson Burt Harris Rich Grande Steals Brandon Granville Errick Craven Stais Boseman Jeff Trepagnier Derrick Dowell Gabe Pruitt Lodrick Stewart Sam Clancy Maurice Jones Dwight Lewis Blocked Shots Taj Gibson Sam Clancy Rory O Neil Lorenzo Orr Rod Keller Jeff Trepagnier Avondre Jones , Nikola Vucevic Alex Stepheson Chris Munk Turnovers Brandon Granville Stais Boseman Brian Scalabrine Dwight Lewis Errick Craven Taj Gibson Derrick Dowell Daniel Hackett Ronnie Coleman Duane Cooper , USC BASKETBALL

24 USC Misc. Records SINGLE GAME Team Personal Fouls 38 at Stanford Fewest Personal Fouls 6 Northern Arizona Player Disqualifications 5 at San Francisco UCLA Most Overtimes 4 at UCLA SEASON Individual Fouls 115 Taj Gibson Disqualifications on Fouls 12 Mike Maggard Minutes Played 1,307 Daniel Hackett Team Games TAJ GIBSON ATTENDANCE RECORDS CAREER CHARTS Games Dwight Lewis Brandon Granville Lodrick Stewart Desmon Farmer Duane Cooper , Rory O'Neil David Bluthenthal Wayne Carlander Ronnie Coleman Rodney Chatman Disqualifi cations Rod Keller Maurice Williams Taj Gibson Jim White Mike Maggard Personal Fouls Mark Boyd Maurice Williams Derrick Dowell Brandon Granville Ronnie Coleman Minutes Played Dwight Lewis Brandon Granville Wayne Carlander Ronnie Coleman Sam Clancy Lodrick Stewart Taj Gibson Derrick Dowell David Bluthenthal Desmon Farmer Top 10 Home Crowds 1. 16,409 vs. UCLA ,903 vs. UCLA (at Forum) ,517 vs. UCLA ,387 vs. UCLA ,307 vs. UCLA ,903 vs. UCLA ,752 vs. UCLA ,696 vs. UCLA ,454 vs. UCLA ,274 vs. Indiana Top 10 Road Crowds 1. 27,610 at Syracuse ,270 vs. Kentucky (at Philadelphia) ,270 vs. Duke (at Philadelphia) ,995 at North Carolina ,557 vs. North Carolina (at East Rutherford) ,030 at Tennessee ,997 vs. Arizona (at Staples Center) ,997 vs. UCLA (at Staples Center) ,887 vs. Oregon (at Staples Center) ,533 vs. Northeast Louisiana (at Milwaukee) Top Home Attendance, Season 127,014 in 2008 (15 games) Top Home Attendance Average 8,468, 15 games, 2008 Top Home Attendance, Conference Games 86,819 in 2008 (9 games) Top Home Attendance Average for Conference Games 9,647 in 2008 Top Road Attendance, Season 134,521 in 1996 (16 games) Top Road Attendance, Average 10,252 in 2007 (10 games) Top Total Attendance 306,372 in 2007 (37 games) Top Total Attendance Average 9,134 in USC BASKETBALL

25 USC Season Records TOP 10 RECORDS BY CLASS SENIORS PTS 1. John Block ( 66) Sam Clancy ( 02) Derrick Dowell ( 87) Dwight Anderson ( 82) Desmon Farmer ( 04) Gus Williams ( 75) John Rudometkin ( 62) Lodrick Stewart ('07) Gordon Martin ( 63) Brian Scalabrine ( 01) 499 PTS AVG 1. John Block ( 66) Gus Williams ( 75) John Rudometkin ( 62) Derrick Dowell ( 87) Paul Westphal ( 72) 20.3 Dwight Anderson ( 82) Desmon Farmer ( 04) Gordon Martin ( 63) Sam Clancy ( 02) Joe Mackey ( 72) 18.9 FG 1. Sam Clancy ( 02) John Block ( 66) Derrick Dowell ( 87) 220 Gus Williams ( 75) Ronnie Coleman ( 91) Dwight Anderson ( 82) Joe Mackey ( 72) Bill Hewitt ( 68) John Rudometkin ( 62) Lodrick Stewart ( 07) 186 3FGA 1. Desmon Farmer ( 04) Dwayne Hackett ( 93) Phil Glenn ( 93) Donte Smith ('11) Elias Ayuso ( 99) Lodrick Stewart ('07) Brandon Granville ( 02) Stais Boseman ( 97) David Bluthenthal ( 02) 153 Rodney Chatman ( 93) 153 3FG % (1 made/gm) 1. Lodrick Stewart ('07) Duane Cooper ( 92) Phil Glenn ( 93) David Bluthenthal ( 02) Gary Johnson ( 98) Adam Spanich ( 99) Brandon Martin ( 96) Dwayne Hackett ( 93) Elias Ayuso ( 99) Rodrick Rhodes ( 97).370 FT 1. Danny Rogers ( 57) John Block ( 66) Gordon Martin ( 63) John Rudometkin ( 62) Sam Clancy ( 02) 138 Chris Appel ( 62) Derrick Dowell ( 87) Dick Welsh ( 55) Brian Scalabrine ( 01) Dwight Anderson ( 82) 125 REB AVG 1. Ron Riley ( 72) Roy Irvin ( 55) Bill Hewitt ( 68) John Rudometkin ( 62) John Block ( 66) Allen Young ( 65) John Lambert ( 75) 10.0 Ed Simpson ( 53) Sam Clancy ( 02) Alex Stepheson ('11) 9.2 Ron Taylor ( 69) 9.2 AST 1. Brandon Granville ( 02) Duane Cooper ( 92) 161 Larry Friend ( 86) Robert Pack ( 91) Gus Williams ( 75) Rich Grande ( 89) Jacque Hill ( 83) Casey Jones ( 77) Dave Wiltz ( 88) Rodrick Rhodes ( 97) 104 TO 1. Brian Scalabrine ( 01) Stais Boseman ( 97) Rodrick Rhodes ( 97) Robert Pack ( 91) Derrick Dowell ( 87) James McDonald ( 83) Gary Johnson ( 98) 81 Marcus Johnson ('10) Brandon Granville ( 02) Dwight Lewis ('10) 76 BLOCKS 1. Rod Keller ( 87) Sam Clancy ( 02) Alex Stepheson ('11) Chris Munk ( 90) Brian Scalabrine ( 01) 31 Ronnie Coleman ( 91) Lorenzo Orr ( 95) Rory O'Neil ( 05) David Crouse ( 97) Purvis Miller ( 81) 22 STEALS 1. Derrick Dowell ( 87) Stais Boseman ( 97) Gary Johnson ( 98) Sam Clancy ( 02) Brandon Granville ( 02) Rich Grande ( 89) Robert Pack ( 91) Duane Cooper ( 92) Elias Ayuso ( 99) Marcus Johnson ('10) 42 Stats since 1948, except turnovers, blocks, steals, which are from 1982, and assists, which are from FGA 1. John Block ( 66) Sam Clancy ( 02) John Rudometkin ( 62) Gus Williams ( 75) Joe Mackey ( 72) Derrick Dowell ( 87) Desmon Farmer ( 04) Dwight Anderson ( 82) Bill Hewitt ( 68) Bill Sharman ( 50) 421 FTA 1. Danny Rogers ( 57) John Block ( 66) Gordon Martin ( 63) Sam Clancy ( 02) Derrick Dowell ( 87) Dick Welsh ( 55) John Rudometkin ( 62) Dwight Anderson ( 82) Lorenzo Orr ( 95) Chris Moore ( 89) 172 FG % (min 5 att. pg) 1. Steve Smith ( 79) John Lambert ( 75) Mike Westra ( 74) Alex Stepheson ('11) Dan Anderson ( 74) Jim Marsh ( 68) Ronnie Coleman ( 91) Jaha Wilson ( 97).535 David Crouse ( 97).535 Jeff McMillan ( 05).535 FT %(min 2.5 att. pg) 1. Brandon Martin ( 96) Cedric Bailey ( 84) Dan Anderson ( 74) John Block ( 66) Chris Munk ( 90) Chris Appel ( 62) Bill Sharman ( 50).806 Elias Ayuso ( 99).806 Ernie Powell ( 69) Brandon Granville ( 02).805 3FG 1. Phil Glenn ( 93) Dwayne Hackett ( 93) Desmon Farmer ( 04) Lodrick Stewart ('07) Donte Smith ('11) Elias Ayuso ( 99) David Bluthenthal ( 02) Duane Cooper ( 92) Brandon Granville ( 02) Gary Johnson ( 98) 56 REB 1. Ron Riley ( 72) Roy Irvin ( 55) Alex Stepheson ('11) Bill Hewitt ( 68) Sam Clancy ( 02) John Block ( 66) John Rudometkin ( 62) Allen Young ( 65) John Lambert ( 75) Derrick Dowell ( 87) 246 JOHN RUDOMETKIN USC BASKETBALL

26 Season Records By Class Juniors USC Trojan Basketball PTS 1. Harold Miner ( 92) Nick Young ('07) John Rudometkin ( 61) Sam Clancy ( 01) Nikola Vucevic ('11) Desmon Farmer ( 03) Brian Scalabrine ( 00) Taj Gibson ('09) Bill Hewitt ( 67) Marv Safford ( 76) 486 3FGA 1. Anthony Pendleton ( 89) 195 Desmon Farmer ( 03) Adam Spanich ( 98) Brandon Granville ( 01) 172 Stais Boseman ( 96) Harold Miner ( 92) David Bluthenthal ( 01) Dwight Lewis ('09) Burt Harris ( 95) Phil Glenn ( 92) 133 FTA 1. Harold Miner ( 92) Sam Clancy ( 01) John Rudometkin ( 61) Chris Appel ( 61) Dick Welsh ( 54) Allen Young ( 64) Roy Irvin ( 54) Taj Gibson ('09) Bill Hewitt ( 67) John Block ( 65) 171 REB AVG 1. Ron Riley ( 71) Allen Young ( 64) John Rudometkin ( 61) Bill Hewitt ( 67) Nikola Vucevic ('11) Ron Taylor ( 68) John Block ( 65) Purvis Miller ( 80) 9.0 Taj Gibson ('09) Mike Westra ( 73) 8.7 PTS AVG 1. Harold Miner ( 92) John Rudometkin ( 61) Bill Hewitt ( 67) Dwight Anderson ( 81) Desmon Farmer ( 03) Marv Safford ( 76) Brian Scalabrine ( 00) Nick Young ('07) Allen Young ( 64) Sam Clancy ( 01) 17.3 FG 1. Harold Miner ( 92) John Rudometkin ( 61) Nick Young ('07) Sam Clancy ( 01) Marv Safford ( 76) Nikola Vucevic ('11) Brian Scalabrine ( 00) Ronnie Coleman ( 90) Gus Williams ( 74) Taj Gibson ('09) 190 FGA 1. Harold Miner ( 92) John Rudometkin ( 61) Nick Young ('07) Desmon Farmer ( 03) Sam Clancy ( 01) Roy Irvin ( 54) Nikola Vucevic ('11) Marv Safford ( 76) Anthony Pendleton ( 89) Dwight Lewis ('09) 407 FG % (min 5 att. pg) 1. Jeff McMillan ( 04) Taj Gibson ('09) Mike Westra ( 73) John Lambert ( 74) Steve Smith ( 78) Ronnie Coleman ( 90) Brian Scalabrine ( 00).531 Maurice Williams ( 81) Wayne Carlander ( 84) Nick Young ('07).525 3FG 1. Anthony Pendleton ( 89) Adam Spanich ( 98) David Bluthenthal ( 01) Brandon Granville ( 01) Desmon Farmer ( 03) Harold Miner ( 92) Dwight Lewis ('09) Lodrick Stewart ('06) 50 Stais Boseman ( 96) Phil Glenn ( 92) 49 Andy Olivarez ( 88) 49 3FG % (1 made/gm) 1. Nick Young ('07) Anthony Pendleton ( 89) Duane Cooper ( 91) Adam Spanich ( 98) David Bluthenthal ( 01) Andy Olivarez ( 88) Lodrick Stewart ('06) Rodney Chatman ( 92) Jeff Trepagnier ( 00).380 Brad Winslow ( 87).380 FT 1. Harold Miner ( 92) John Rudometkin ( 61) Sam Clancy ( 01) Chris Appel ( 61) Allen Young ( 64) Desmon Farmer ( 03) Brandon Granville ( 01) 129 Roy Irvin ( 54) Bill Hewitt ( 67) Nick Young ('07) 125 FT %(min 2.5 att. pg) 1. Maurice Williams ( 81) Dennis Layton ( 70).828 Desmon Farmer ( 03) Paul Henderson ( 77) Dan Anderson ( 73) Wayne Carlander ( 84) Harold Miner ( 92) Gabe Pruitt ('07) John Rudometkin ( 61) Brandon Granville ( 01).791 REB 1. Ron Riley ( 71) Nikola Vucevic ('11) John Rudometkin ( 61) Taj Gibson ('09) Allen Young ( 64) Bill Hewitt ( 67) Roy Irvin ( 54) Sam Clancy ( 01) Jeff McMillan ( 04) John Block ( 65) 237 AST 1. Brandon Granville ( 01) Larry Friend ( 85) Daniel Hackett ('09) Robert Pack ( 90) Gus Williams ( 74) Dean Jones ( 79) Duane Cooper ( 91) Jacque Hill ( 82) Gabe Pruitt ('07) Stais Boseman ( 96) 108 Marv Safford ( 76) 108 TO 1. Brandon Granville ( 01) Daniel Hackett ('09) Brian Scalabrine ( 00) Stais Boseman ( 96) Robert Pack ( 90) Nick Young ('07) Sam Clancy ( 01) 81 Dwight Lewis ('09) Errick Craven ( 04) Lorenzo Orr ( 94) 75 BLOCKS 1. Taj Gibson ('09) Sam Clancy ( 01) Avondre Jones ( 96) Nikola Vucevic ('11) 47 Abdoulaye N'diaye ('06) Rod Keller ( 86) Alex Stepheson ('10) Rory O Neil ( 04) Lorenzo Orr ( 94) Jeff Trepagnier ( 00) 40 STEALS 1. Jeff Trepagnier ( 00) Errick Craven ( 04) Brandon Granville ( 01) Stais Boseman ( 96) David Bluthenthal ( 01) Daniel Hackett ('09) Gabe Pruitt ('07) Robert Pack ( 90) 43 Jacque Hill ( 82) Derrick Dowell ( 86) 38 Stats since 1948, except turnovers, blocks, steals, which are from 1982, and assists, which are from WAYNE CARLANDER USC BASKETBALL

27 Season Records By Class Sophomores USC Trojan Basketball PTS 1. Harold Miner ( 91) Nick Young ('06) Ronnie Coleman ( 89) Gabe Pruitt ('06) David Bluthenthal ( 00) 416 Maurice Jones ('12) Brian Scalabrine ( 99) Jaha Wilson ( 95) Clint Chapman ( 73) Cliff Robinson ( 79) 394 PTS AVG 1. Harold Miner ( 91) Cliff Robinson ( 79) Nick Young ('06) Gabe Pruitt ('06) Sam Clancy ( 00) Ronnie Coleman ( 89) Clint Chapman ( 73) Steve Jennings ( 67) Brian Scalabrine ( 99) Paul Westphal ( 70) 14.5 FG 1. Harold Miner ( 91) Ronnie Coleman ( 89) Nick Young ('06) Clint Chapman ( 73) Cliff Robinson ( 79) Jaha Wilson ( 95) Purvis Miller ( 79) 154 Steve Jennings ( 67) Brian Scalabrine ( 99) David Bluthenthal ( 00) 149 FGA 1. Harold Miner ( 91) Maurice Jones ('12) Nick Young ('06) Clint Chapman ( 73) Ronnie Coleman ( 89) Errick Craven ( 03) Steve Jennings ( 67) Cliff Robinson ( 79) Tony Psaltis ( 54) Gus Williams ( 73) 324 FG % (min 5 att. pg) 1. Taj Gibson ('08) Chris Munk ( 88) Wayne Carlander ( 84) Derrick Dowell ( 85) Ronnie Coleman ( 89) Purvis Miller ( 79) Lorenzo Orr ( 93) Brian Scalabrine ( 99) Paul Westphal ( 70) Jaha Wilson ( 95).525 3FG 1. Lodrick Stewart ( 05) Gabe Pruitt ('06) Harold Miner ( 91) Brandon Granville ( 00) Burt Harris ( 94) Maurice Jones ('12) Anthony Pendleton ( 88) Elias Ayuso ( 97) David Bluthenthal ( 00) Desmon Farmer ( 02) 34 3FGA 1. Gabe Pruitt ('06) Harold Miner ( 91) Lodrick Stewart ( 05) Maurice Jones ('12) Brandon Granville ( 00) Burt Harris ( 94) Anthony Pendleton ( 88) Elias Ayuso ( 97) David Bluthenthal ( 00) Errick Craven ( 03) 96 Dwight Lewis ('08) 96 3FG % (1 made/gm) 1. Lodrick Stewart ( 05) Elias Ayuso ( 97) Burt Harris ( 94) Desmon Farmer ( 02) Brandon Martin ( 94) Gabe Pruitt ('06).380 FT 1. Harold Miner ( 91) Nick Young ('06) Brian Scalabrine ( 99) 103 John Block ( 64) Brandon Granville ( 00) Allen Young ( 63) Gabe Pruitt ('06) John Rudometkin ( 60) Don Carfi no ( 78) Doug Bolcom ( 64) 89 FTA 1. Harold Miner ( 91) John Block ( 64) Ronnie Coleman ( 89) Nick Young ('06) Taj Gibson ('08) Jaha Wilson ( 95) Allen Young ( 63) Brian Scalabrine ( 99) Doug Bolcom ( 64) Roy Irvin ( 53) 128 FT %(min 2.5 att. pg) 1. David Bluthenthal ( 00) Daniel Hackett ('08) Don Carfi no ( 78) Gabe Pruitt ('06) Nick Young ('06) Harold Miner ( 91) Brian Scalabrine ( 99) Brandon Granville ( 00) Steve Malovic ( 76) Dan Anderson ( 72).771 REB 1. Ron Riley ( 70) Jaha Wilson ( 95) Nikola Vucevic ('10) Taj Gibson ('08) David Bluthenthal ( 00) Jim Hanna ( 58) Allen Young ( 63) Ronnie Coleman ( 89) Cliff Robinson ( 79) Steve Malovic ( 76) 242 REB AVG 1. Cliff Robinson ( 79) Ron Riley ( 70) Jaha Wilson ( 95) Jim Hanna ( 58) Allen Young ( 63) Nikola Vucevic ('10) Steve Malovic ( 76) John Rudometkin ( 60) Clint Chapman ( 73) Derrick Dowell ( 85) 8.3 David Bluthenthal ( 00) 8.3 AST 1. Brandon Granville ( 00) Dan Anderson ( 72) Maurice Jones ('12) Cameron Murray ( 96) Daniel Hackett ('08) Don Carfi no ( 78) Duane Cooper ( 89) 87 Jacque Hill ( 81) Gus Williams ( 73) 86 Burt Harris ( 94) 86 TO 1. Brandon Granville ( 00) Brian Scalabrine ( 99) Rich Grande ( 87) Taj Gibson ('08) Cameron Murray ( 96) Errick Craven ( 03) Ronnie Coleman ( 89) 77 Burt Harris ( 94) Maurice Jones ('12) Derrick Craven ( 03) 72 BLOCKS 1. Taj Gibson ('08) Nikola Vucevic ('10) Rory O Neil ( 03) Lorenzo Orr ( 93) Jeff Trepagnier ( 99) Sam Clancy ( 00) Nick Curtis ( 03) Brian Scalabrine ( 99) Charlie Simpson ( 85) Purvis Miller ( 79) 21 STEALS 1. Errick Craven ( 03) Brandon Granville ( 00) Maurice Jones ('12) Gabe Pruitt ('06) Stais Boseman ( 95) 50 Jeff Trepagnier ( 99) Larry Friend ( 84) Derrick Craven ( 03) Burt Harris ( 94) Mark Boyd ( 92) 34 Daniel Hackett ('08) 34 Stats since 1948, except turnovers, blocks, steals, which are from 1982, and assists, which are from BRIAN SCALABRINE USC BASKETBALL

28 Season Records By Class Freshmen USC Trojan Basketball PTS 1. O.J. Mayo ('08)* Harold Miner ( 90) DeMar DeRozan ('09) Tom Lewis ( 86) Taj Gibson ('07) Cliff Robinson ( 78) Errick Craven ( 02) Gabe Pruitt ( 05) Davon Jefferson ('08) Bo Kimble ( 86) 340 PTS AVG 1. O.J. Mayo ('08)* Harold Miner ( 90) Cliff Robinson ( 78) Tom Lewis ( 86) DeMar DeRozan ('09) Purvis Miller ( 78) 12.3 Gabe Pruitt ( 05) Taj Gibson ('07) Bo Kimble ( 86) 12.1 Davon Jefferson ('08) 12.1 FG 1. O.J. Mayo ('08)* Harold Miner ( 90) DeMar DeRozan ('09) Cliff Robinson ( 78) Tom Lewis ( 86) 174 Taj Gibson ('07) Errick Craven ( 02) Bo Kimble ( 86) 138 Davon Jefferson ('08) Byron Wesley ('12) 130 ERRICK CRAVEN REB AVG 1. Cliff Robinson ( 78) Taj Gibson ('07) Ken Johnson ( 82) Purvis Miller ( 78) Wayne Carlander ( 82) 6.3 Davon Jefferson ('08) Shannon Swillis ( 98) DeMar Derozan ('09) Bob Erbst ( 87) Gerry Wright ( 83) 5.3 AST 1. Burt Harris ( 93) Brandon Granville ( 99) Cameron Murray ( 95) Ryan Francis ('06) Maurice Jones ('11) O.J. Mayo ('08)* Daniel Hackett ('07) Kevin Augustine ( 98) Gabe Pruitt ( 05) Rodney Chatman ( 90) 75 TO 1. O.J. Mayo ('08)* Cameron Murray ( 95) Burt Harris ( 93) Brandon Granville ( 99) Tom Lewis ( 86) Gabe Pruitt ( 05) DeMar DeRozan ('09) Maurice Jones ('11) 72 Kevin Augustine ( 98) Bob Erbst ( 87) 71 FGA 1. O.J. Mayo ('08)* Harold Miner ( 90) Tom Lewis ( 86) Cliff Robinson ( 78) 367 DeMar DeRozan ('09) Errick Craven ( 02) Byron Wesley ('12) Taj Gibson ('07) Maurice Jones ('11) Bo Kimble ( 86) 297 3FGA 1. O.J. Mayo ('08)* Harold Miner ( 90) Gabe Pruitt ( 05) Cameron Murray ( 95) Maurice Jones ('11) 118 Brandon Granville ( 99) Errick Craven ( 02) Lodrick Stewart ( 04) Alexis Moore ('12) Nick Young ( 05) 89 FTA 1. Taj Gibson ('07) O.J. Mayo ('08)* Tom Lewis ( 86) DeMar DeRozan ('09) Harold Miner ( 90) Maurice Jones ('11) Daniel Hackett ('07) Davon Jefferson ('08) Cliff Robinson ( 78) Hank Gathers ( 86) 92 BLOCKS 1. Taj Gibson ('07) Ken Johnson ( 82) Shannon Swillis ( 98) Gerry Wright ( 83) Sam Clancy ( 99) Avondre Jones ( 94) Charlie Simpson ( 84) Davon Jefferson ('08) Lorenzo Orr ( 92) 21 Rory O Neil ( 02) 21 FG % (min 3 att. pg) 1. Steve Malovic ( 75) Mark Boyd ( 91) Davon Jefferson ('08) Wayne Carlander ( 82) Ronnie Coleman ( 88).558 Taj Gibson ('07) Hank Gathers ( 86) DeMar DeRozan ('09) Cliff Robinson ( 78) Greg White ( 74).500 3FG 1. O.J. Mayo ('08)* Gabe Pruitt ( 05) Harold Miner ( 90) Cameron Murray ( 95) Maurice Jones ('11) 41 Brandon Granville ( 99) Lodrick Stewart ( 04) Errick Craven ( 02) Nate Hair ( 00) Nick Young ( 05) 28 3FG % (0.5 made/gm) 1. Gabe Pruitt ( 05) Harold Miner ( 90) O.J. Mayo ('08)* Nate Hair ( 00).403 Angelo Johnson ('08) Rodney Chatman ( 90) Danny Walker ( 97) Maurice Jones ('11).347 Brandon Granville ( 99) Desmon Farmer ( 01).338 FT 1. Tom Lewis ( 86) O.J. Mayo ('08)* Harold Miner ( 90) Taj Gibson ('07) DeMar DeRozan ('09) Daniel Hackett ('07) Davon Jefferson ('08) Maurice Jones ('11) Bo Kimble ( 86) Purvis Miller ( 78) 62 FT %(min 1.5 att. pg) 1. Tom Lewis ( 86) Harold Miner ( 90) O.J. Mayo ('08)* Daniel Hackett ('07) Bo Kimble ( 86) Rory O Neil ( 02) Brandon Granville ( 99) Cameron Murray ( 95) Ron Holmes ( 82) Earl Evans ( 75).724 REB 1. Taj Gibson ('07) Cliff Robinson ( 78) Ken Johnson ( 82) DeMar DeRozan ('09) Davon Jefferson ('08) Wayne Carlander ( 82) Purvis Miller ( 78) Byron Wesley ('12) Shannon Swillis ( 98) Bob Erbst ( 87) 154 STEALS 1. Maurice Jones ('11) Errick Craven ( 02) Gabe Pruitt ( 05) Brandon Granville ( 99) O.J. Mayo ('08)* Ryan Francis ('06) Cameron Murray ( 95) Stais Boseman ( 95) 42 Lodrick Stewart ( 04) Harold Miner ( 90) 33 * Player participation later vacated due to NCAA penalty Stats since 1948, except turnovers, blocks, steals, which are from 1982, and assists, which are from USC BASKETBALL

29 USC Season Top 10s Points 1. 2, , , , , , , , , , Scoring Average Field Goals Made Field Goal Pct. Def Three-Point FGs Made Three-Point FG Att Free Throw Attempts FT Percentage Rebounds 1. 1, , , , , , , , , , , Turnovers Turnovers Forced Turnover Margin Field Goal Attempts 1. 2, , , , , , , , , , Three-Point FG % ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) 2011 Rebound Average Blocked Shots Field Goal Percentage Free Throws Made Assists Steals RODNEY CHATMAN USC BASKETBALL

30 USC Opponent Records SINGLE GAME Individual Points 58, Gary Payton, Oregon State, 1990 Field Goals Made 23, Lew Alcindor, UCLA, 1966; Freeman Williams, Portland State, 1978 Field Goals Attempted 53, Freeman Williams, Portland State, 1978 Field Goal Pct. (min. 10 att.) 100.0, Bryce Taylor, Oregon (11-11), 2007 Three-Point Field Goals Made 8, Alvin Lee, Alabama (8-11), 1988; Charlo Davis, CS Sacramento (8-10), 1992 Three-Point Field Goals Attempted 14, Alex Austin, Arizona State (3-14), 1990; Tre Simmons, Washington (6-14), 2005; Derrick Low, Washington State (5-14), 2007 Lester Hudson, UT-Martin (4-14), 2009 Three-Point Field Goal Pct. (min. 5 att.) 100.0, Bryce Taylor, Oregon (7-7), 2007; Brian Quinnett, Washington State (5-5), 1989; Donald Watts, Washington (5-5), 1998; Deaundra Tanner, Oregon State (5-5), 1999; Gilbert Arenas, Arizona (5-5), 2001 Free Throws Made 20, A.C. Green, Oregon State, 1984 Free Throws Attempted 24, A.C. Green, Oregon State, 1984 Free Throws Made Consecutively 15, John Berberich, UCLA, 1961 Free Throw Pct. (min. 10 att.) 100.0, Bruno Boin, Washington (13-13), 1959; Julius Barnes, Stanford (13-13), 2003; Tony McIntosh, Fordham (12-12), 1984; Ike Diogu, Arizona State, 2004; Harvey Harmon, Hawai i (11-11), 1966; Brevin Knight, Stanford (11-11), 1997; Justin Dentmon, Washington (11-11), 2009, Joe Nehls, Arizona (10-10), 1980; Kenya Wilkins, Oregon (10-10), 1996; Aaron Green, Tennessee (10-10), 1997; Ben Ammerman, Loyola Marymount (10-10), 1998; Leon Powe, California (10-10), 2006 Rebounds 28, John Green, Michigan State, 1958 Assists 14, Ahlon Lewis, Arizona State, 1998 Steals 10, Gary Garland, DePaul, 1979 Blocked Shots 12, Brook Lopez, Stanford, 2007 Turnovers 11, Charles Bradley, Wyoming, 1981 Team Points (Winning) 111, at Stanford, 2000 Points (Losing) 98, LSU (98-101), 1970 Points (Lowest Winning) 17, Whittier (17-15), 1914; Stanford (17-13), 1923 Points (Lowest Losing) 6, Occidental (6-21), 1922 Points (Highest One Half) 69, Loyola Marymount, 1994 Points (One Half Low - Since 1940) 7, San Francisco, 1941 Field Goals Made 42, Washington, 2005 Field Goals (Fewest Made) 3, Missouri, 1936 Field Goals Attempted 95, George Mason, 1996 Field Goals Attempted (Fewest) 28, UCLA, 1969 Field Goal Percentage 73.3, Washington (22-30), 1985 Field Goal Percentage (First Half) 87.5, Penn (21-24), 2003 Field Goal Percentage (Second Half) 86.4, Stanford (19-22), 1985 Field Goal Percentage (Lowest) 19.2, Oregon State (10-52), 1955 Field Goal Percentage (Lowest - One Half) 13.8, CS Northridge (4-29), 2012 Three-point FGs Made 16, Arizona (16-29), 2002 Three-point FGs Made (Fewest) 0, many times Three-point FGs Attempted 37, Nevada-Las Vegas (8-37), 1999 Three-point FGs Attempted (Fewest) 2, three times Three-point FG Percentage 85.7, UCLA (6-7), 1996; 75.0, Saint Louis (9-12), 1993 Three-point FG Percentage (Lowest) 0.0, many times Free Throws Made 47, UCLA, 1956 Free Throws Made (Fewest) 1, Washington State, 1981; Portland, 1989, UT-Martin, 2009 Free Throws Attempted 61, UCLA, 1956 Free Throws Attempted (Fewest) 3, Washington State, 1981; Bethune-Cookman, 2007 Free Throw Pct. (min. 15 att.) 100.0, Long Beach State (17-17), 1979; Oral Roberts (15-15), 1976 Free Throw Pct. (Lowest) 17.6, Oklahoma State (3-17), 2001 Rebounds (Most) 70, Arizona State, 1961 Rebounds (Fewest) 11, California, 1957 Team Rebounds 23, Oregon State, 1973 Rebound Margin +32, Utah, 1996 Assists (Most) 32, Washington, 2005 Assists (Fewest) 1, UCLA, 1952 Blocked Shots (Most) 19, Stanford, 2007 Blocked Shots (Fewest) 0, many times Steals (Most) 16, Cincinnati, 1996 Steals (Fewest) 0, UCLA, 1984; Washington State, 2008 & 2009 Turnovers (Most) 37, Washington State, 1975 Turnovers (Fewest) 3, Oregon State, 1989 Personal Fouls (Most) 36, Arizona State, 1983 Personal Fouls (Fewest) 5, Stanford, 1941; Washington, 1943 Player Disqualifications 5, Colorado, USC BASKETBALL

31 USC BASKETBALL Galen Center Firsts Team: First Game: November 16, 2006 vs. South Carolina (L, in OT) First Win: November 18, 2006 vs. Saint Mary s (W, 69-63) First Pac-10 Game: December 28, 2006 vs. Washington (W, in 2 OT) First OT Game November 16, 2006 vs. South Carolina (L, in OT) First OT Win: December 28, 2006 vs. Washington (W, in 2 OT) First 2 OT Game: December 28, 2006 vs. Washington (W, in 2 OT) First Win, Trailed at Half: December 28, 2006 vs. Washington (W, in 2 OT) First Loss, Lead at Half: November 16, 2006 vs. South Carolina (L, in OT) First 40-point First Half: December 19, 2006 vs. Longwood (44-23 First Half, W, 83-53) First 40-point Second Half: December 17, 2006 vs. Charleston Southern (47-36 in Second Half, W, 70-58) First Game 5 Double-Digit Scorers: Decebmer 4, 2006 vs. Bethune Cookman (Young-22, Stewart-14, Galloway-13, Gibson-12, Lewis-11) First Game Multi Double-Doubles: December 17, 2006 vs. Charleston Southern (Gibson-10pts/10reb, Stewart 13pts/10reb) First Game Curtains Closed: December 30, 2006 vs. Washington State (L, 55-58) Individual: First Tip Won: Abdoulaye N diaye vs. South Carolina s Brandon Wallace (November 16, 2006) First Field Goal Attempt, USC: Lodrick Stewart (19:47 of First Half) vs. South Carolina, November 16, 2006 First Field Goal Attempt, Opponent: Tre Kelley, South Carolina (19.10 of First Half), November 16, 2006 First Field Goal Made, USC: Lodrick Stewart (19:47 of First Half) vs. South Carolina, November 16, 2006 First Field Goal Made, Opponent: Tre Kelley, South Carolina (18:34 of First Half), November 16, 2006 First 3-Point Field Goal Made, USC: Daniel Hackett (2:44 of First Half) vs. South Carolina, November 16, 2006 First 3-Point Field Goal Made, Opponent: Tre Kelley, South Carolina (18:34 of First Half), November 16, 2006 First Free Throw Made, USC: Taj Gibson (15:16 of First Half) vs. South Carolina, November 16, 2006 First Free Throw Made, Opponent: Sheldon Bryce, South Carolina (2:30 of First Half), November 16, 2006 First Defensive Rebound: Daniel Hackett (19:10 of First Half) vs. South Carolina, November 16, 2006 First Offensive Rebound: Taj Gibson (18:22 of First Half) vs. South Carolina, November 16, 2006 First USC Assist: Taj Gibson to L.Stewart (14:06 of First Half) vs. South Carolina, November 16, 2006 First Steal: Kevin Galloway (15:06 of First Half) vs. South Carolina, November 16, 2006 First Block: Nick Young (17:56 of First Half) vs. South Carolina, November 16, 2006 First Dunk Made: Kevin Galloway (12:15 of First Half) vs. South Carolina, November 16, 2006 First Technichal Foul: Lodrick Stewart and Kejuan Johnson (15:31 of First Half), November 16, 2006 First Game Ejection: None First USC Substitution: Kevin Galloway for Daniel Hackett (15:34 of First Half), November 16, 2006 First 20-point Game, USC: Nick Young (24) vs. The Citadel, November 21, 2006 First 20-point Game, Opponent: Sheldon Bryce (22), South Carolina, November 16, 2006 First 30-point Game: Nick Young (30) vs. Arizona, January 18, 2007 First 10-rebound Game: Taj Gibson (14) vs. South Carolina, November 16, 2006 First Double-Double, USC: Taj Gibson (16 points/14 rebounds) vs. South Carolina, November 16, 2006 First Double-Double, Opponent: Matthew Knight (13 points/13 rebounds), LMU, December 2, 2006 First Game At The Galen Center - South Carolina 80, USC 74 (OT) on November 16, 2006 LOS ANGELES (AP) -Tre Kelley scored 11 of his 26 points in overtime and Blake Sheldon added a career-high 22 points, helping South Carolina defeat Southern California Thursday and spoil the Trojans season opener in their new on-campus arena. It was an emotional night as the Trojans honored the memory of point guard Ryan Francis, who was killed in a drive-by shooting in May during a visit to his home state of Louisiana. Players wore a black patch with his No. 12 on their jerseys. After playing in the Los Angeles Sports Arena since 1959, the Trojans move to the 10,258-seat Galen Center fi lled about 60 percent of the seats for the fi rst men s game, although the student section was jammed with fans wearing white T-shirts reading Trojans 12 We Remember on the front and Francis number and nickname Franchise on the back. With Paulette Francis looking on after a halftime tribute to her son, the game went into overtime tied at 62. USC freshman Taj Gibson missed a jumper down low in the closing seconds of regulation. South Carolina got the rebound and Brandis Raley-Ross drove to the basket, tossing up a one-handed layup that missed as time expired. The Gamecocks (2-1) got 17 points from Raley-Ross, including a dunk that forced overtime. Gibson led four USC players in double fi gures with 16 before fouling out of his college debut. Nick Young added 15, freshman Daniel Hackett had 13 and Lodrick Stewart 11. South Carolina dominated the fi ve-minute overtime, taking a lead on a 3-pointer and driving layin by Kelley. Stewart s 3-pointer cut USC s defi cit to with 1:20 left, but the Trojans were forced to foul and South Carolina hit its free throws down the stretch. The Trojans held themselves together after spending halftime on the court for the tribute to Francis, while the Gamecocks retreated to their locker room. Trailing 34-31, South Carolina scored four in a row to open the second half. USC went on an 11-5 run to regain a lead. The game went back and forth the rest of the way, with neither team leading by more than five points.

32 Team: Most Points, USC: Most Points, Opponent: Most Field Goal Attempts, USC: Most Field Goal Attempts, Opponent: Most Field Goals Made, USC: Most Field Goals Made, Opponent: Most 3-Point Attempts, USC: Most 3-Point Attempts, Opponent: Most 3-Point FG Made, USC: Most 3-Point FG Made, Opponent: Most Free Throws Attempted, USC: Most Free Throws Attempted, Opponent: Most Free Throws Made, USC: Most Free Throws Made, Opponent: Most Offensive Rebounds, USC: Most Offensive Rebounds, Opponent: Most Defensive Rebounds, USC: Most Defensive Rebounds, Opponent: Most Rebounds, USC: Most Rebounds, Opponent: Most Assists, USC: Most Assists, Opponent: Most Steals, USC: Most Steals, Opponent: Most Blocks, USC: Most Blocks, Opponent: Most Turnovers, USC: Most Turnovers, Opponent: Highest FG Percentage, USC: Highest FG Percentage, Opponent: Highest 3-Point Percentage, USC: Highest 3-Point Percentage, Opponent: Highest Free Throw Percentage, USC: Highest Free Throw Percentage, Opponent: Most Points In First Half, USC: Most Points In First Half, Opponent: Most Points In Second Half, USC: Most Points In Second Half, Opponent: Galen Center Records 93, March 6, 2008 vs. California 96, November 10, 2007, Mercer 71, November 16, 2006 vs. South Carolina 76, March 6, 2008, California 35, December 4, 2006 vs. Bethune-Cookman 38, November 10, 2007, Mercer 23, February 25, 2010 vs. Oregon 34, February 3, 2007, Oregon 11, February 23, 2008 vs. Oregon State and January 22, 2011 vs. California 13, December 28, 2006, Washington 38, December 28, 2006 vs. Washington 31, December 29, 2010, Washington 29, December 28, 2006 vs. Washington 23, January 18, 2007, Arizona and November 11, 2011, CS Northridge 22, November 10, 2007 vs. Mercer; November 15, 2008 vs. UC Irvine 23, February 3, 2007, Oregon 43, November 24, 2006 vs. Long Beach State 39, January 26, 2012, Colorado 58, November 24, 2006 vs. Long Beach State 51, January 26, 2012, Colorado 24, December 17, 2007 vs. Delaware State 19, December 28, 2006, Washington and February 9, 2012, California 13, December 15, 2008 vs. Pepperdine 13, February 17, 2008, UCLA 13, December 11, 2009 vs. Idaho State 7, November 10, 2007, Mercer; January 21, 2010 vs. Washington State 26, November 21, 2006 vs. The Citadel 30, December 2, 2006, Loyola Marymount 68.1 (32-for-47), December 17, 2007 vs. Delaware State 61.1 (22-for-36), January 5, 2012, Arizona State 66.7 (10-for-15), December 17, 2007 vs. Delaware State (Min. 5 attempts) 69.2 (9-for-13), December 17, 2011, Georgia (Min. 10 attempts) 86.7 (13-for-15), November 28, 2006 vs. Mississippi Valley State (Min. 5 FT) 93.3 (14-for-15), February 3, 2006, Oregon 54, December 15, 2008 vs. Pepperdine 47, November 10, 2007, Mercer 55, December 4, 2006 vs. Bethune-Cookman 49, November 10, 2007, Mercer Individual: Most Points, USC: 32, O.J. Mayo, Nov. 10, 2007 vs. Mercer & February 21, 2008 vs. Oregon* Most Points, Opponent: 30, James Florence, Mercer, November 10, 2007 FG Made, USC: 13, Nick Young, January 18, 2007 vs. Arizona FG Made, Opponent: 12, Brock Motum, Washington State, March 3, 2012 FG Percentage, USC: (6-for-6), Abdoulaye N diaye, December 2, 2006 vs. Loyola Marymount FG Percentage, Opponent:.900 (9-for-10), Justin Robinson, Rider, November 17, Point FG Made, USC: 8, Donte Smith, January 22, 2011 vs. California 3-Point FG Made, Opponent: 6, 4 times, last, Gabe Rogers, December 11, 2010 vs. Northern Arizona 3-Point FG Percentage, USC: (4-for-4), Jio Fontan, December23, 2010 vs. Lehigh 3-Point FG Percentage, Opponent: (5-for-5), Justin Robinson, Rider, November 17, 2010 Free Throws Made, USC: 14, Nikola Vucevic, December 29, 2010 vs. Washington Free Throws Made, Opponent: 11, Derrick Williams, December 31, 2009 vs. Arizona Free Throw Percentage, USC: (14-for-14), Nikola Vucevic, December 29, 2010 vs. Washington Free Throw Percentage, Opponent: (8-for-8), Stephan Hicks, CS Northridge, November 11, 2011 Rebounds, USC: 18, Taj Gibson, November 24, 2006 vs. Long Beach St. & December 20, 2008 vs. N. Dakota St. Rebounds, Opponent: 18, David Kravish, California, February 9, 2012 Assists, USC: 10, Mike Gerrity, December 19, 2009 vs. Tennessee Assists, Opponent: 9, Ben Woodside, North Dakota St., Dec. 20, 2008 and Tyshaun Taylor, Kansas, Dec. 22, 2011 Steals, USC: 6, Daniel Hackett, December 15, 2008 vs. Pepperdine Steals, Opponent: 7, Kevin Hammack, The Citadel, November 21, 2006 Blocks, USC: 7, Alex Stepheson, December 8, 2009 vs. Sacramento State Blocks, Opponent: 5, DeAngelo Casto, January 21, 2010 vs. Washington State Attendance: Largest Crowd, Pac-12: 10,258, January 31, 2008 vs. Arizona (L, 80-69), February 17, 2008 vs. UCLA (L, 56-46), January 11, 2009 vs. UCLA (L, 64-60) and January 9, 2011 vs. UCLA (W, 63-52) Largest Crowd, Non-Conference: 10,017, December 2, 2007 vs. Kansas (L, 59-55) * Player participation later vacated due to NCAA penalty (New record: 30, Nick Young, January 18, 2007 vs. Arizona) USC BASKETBALL