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1 USC Letterwinners All-Time A Aaron, Shaqquan , 18 Adamson, Chuck Ainley, Charles , 21 Albrecht, Bob Alleman, Rodney , 66, 67 Allen, Greg Anchrum, Tremayne , 93, 94 Anderson, Carl , 37, 38 Anderson, Clarence , 32, 33 Anderson, Dan , 73, 74 Anderson, Dwight , 82 Anderson, Norman , 24 Androff, Abe , 48, 49 Appel, Chris , 61, 62 Apsit, Marger Arnold, Neil , 78, 79 Ashby, Verne Leroy , 61, 62 Augustine, Kevin Austin, Kyle Axe, Fred , 21, 22 Ayuso, Elias Larry , 98, 99 B Babick, John Bacon, John , 66 Badgro, Morris , 27 Bailey, Cedric , 83, 84 Bailey, Dick Baker, Ben Banks, Calvin , 89, 90, 91 Barr, Jeremy Barron, Jack , 40, 41 Beardsley, Oron A Beattie, Eugene Benedetti, Robert , 63 Bennett, Bruce , 52 Berg, Leonard , 41, 42 Bertram, Fred , 48, 49 Bescos, Julius , 33, 34 Blair, Morris , 14 Blasczyk, James , 13 Block, John William, Jr , 65, 66 Bloom, William , 59, 60 Bluthenthal, David , 00, 01, 02 Boatwright, Bennie , 17, 18 Boeck, George , 21, 22 Boelter, Gordon , 30, 31 Boelter, Spencer Bolcom, Douglas S , 65, 66 Bone, Charles , 27, 28 Boseman, Stais , 95, 96, 97 Bowling, Melvin Michael Bowman, Frank Boyd, Mark , 92, 93, 94 Boyd, W. Robert , 51, 52 Boyd, W. Robert, Jr , 74, 76 Boyer, Kenneth , 25, 26 Brockman, John C Brooks, Barry , 80, 81 Brooks, Brandon Brophy, Mickey Brown, Warren , 47, 48 Browning, Ward , 34, 36 DAVID CROUSE Bruner, John , 27, 28 Bryan, Chass , 14, 15 Bryant, John Bryant, Tony Buck, Joe Buckvich, Al , 38, 39 Buggs, Charles Burrell, Biff , 74, 75 Busterna, Gennaro , 02 Butterfield, Howard , 22 C Caldwell, Wilbur , 31 Calvin, Mack , 69 Cameron, Jordan Campbell, Gordon , 23, 24 Cano, Henry , 29, 30 Capp, William C Capp, Clifton , 31, 32 Carfino, Don , 78, 79, 80 Carlander, Wayne , 83, 84, 85 Carr, Chester E , 54, 55 Carroll, Carter, Turi Cassidy, Fred Chang, Edward Chapman, Clint , 74, 75 Charissis, Kostas , 01, 02, 03 Chatman, Rodney , 91, 92, 93 Cherry, Joe Christie, Stan , 49, 50 Clancy, Sam , 00, 01, 02 Claridge, Philip Clark, Bruce , 73, 74 Clark, Darion , 16 Clemo, Robert Webster , 69 Cobb, Leroy Coleman, Ronnie , 89, 90, 91 Connolly, William Cooper, Duane , 89, 91, 92 Craven, Derrick , 03, 04, 05 Craven, Errick , 03, 04, 05 Crenshaw, Donald Ray , 70 Cromwell, RouSean , 07, 08 Crouse, David , 95, 96, 97 Cunningham, Kasey , 09, 10 Curtis, Nick , 03, 04, 05 D Daffeh, Seymour , 97, 99 Dale, Robert , 37, 38 Davies, Richard Dawson, Damion Day, Quinton Dedmon, Dewayne , 13 DeGrotte, David Denny, Carl , 28, 29 DeRozan, DeMar DeWitt, Bob Dhillon, Samer , 15, 16, 17 Diarra, Mamadou , 09 Dillon, Harvey D , 67, 68 Dornsife, Hal , 37, 38 Dorsey, Gene , 25, 26 Doty, Bud , 50, 51 Doucette, Reed , 06, 07 Dowell, Derrick , 85, 86, 87 Dragovic, Danilo Drury, Morley Duckworth, Guy Dukes, Kahlil , 15 Dunleavy, James , 10, 11 Dunne, Jack F , 55, 56 Dupree, Jerry , 03 Dye, Phil , 58, 59 E Eby, Don Econn, Jim , 45 Edwards, Neil , 61, 62 Elliot, Howard Elliott, Ian Elliott, Sax , 33, 34 Erbst, Bob , 88 Erskine, Robert , 33 Evans, Earl , 76 F Farmer, Desmon , 02, 03, 04 Farris, Luis Fergusson, Jack , 29 Filiberti, Ernest Findlay, Harry L , 34, 35 Findlay, Jack Keith , 54 Fleming, Devin , USC BASKETBALL

2 all-time USC letterwinners BILL HEWITT Flower, Ken , 52, 53 Fontan, Jio , 13 Foss, Harold , 34, 36 Foster, Ralph Francis, Ryan Frank, John , 32 Frey, James Richard , 47, 49 Friend, Larry , 85, 86 Fryer, Mike , 58 Fuhrer, Bob , 34 Fuller, Aaron , 13 Fuller, Tyrone , 90 G Galpin, Ken Gardner, Jack H , 31, 32 Garrison, Wayne , 36, 37 Gathers, Eric (Hank) Gaudino, Greg , 05, 06 Gavrilovic, Strahinja , 14, 15, 16 Gerpheide, Ben Gerrity, Mike Gibson, Taj , 08, 09 Glenn, Phil , 91, 92, 93 Gonzales, Monte , 58 Goode, , 09 Goodrich, Gail P , 38, 39 Goodsell, Jay G , 11, 12 Goodsell, Ruben Gossard, Theodore , 42, 43 Gower, Harrison , 11 Gower, John Gracin, Jerry , 36, 37 Graham, Bob USC BASKETBALL Graham, Charles , 21, 22 Graham, George Grande, Rich , 87, 88, 89 Granville, Brandon , 00, 01, 02 Greeley, Keith , 91 Green, Claude , 95 Green, Terence , 08, 09 Greer, John , 78 Guenther, Gregg , 03, 04, 05 Guttero, Lee , 34, 35 H Hackett, Daniel , 08, 09 Hackett, Dwayne , 93 Hackney, Paul Hadlock, Frank Haight, Ray Hair, Nate , 01 Haley, D.J Hall, Hall, Boyden , 12, 13 Hall, Walter , 09, 10, 11 Hall, Walter C , 13, 14, 15 Halpern, Nate , 34, 35 Hammer, Richard B , 54 Hampton, Bob , 60 Hanna, Jim , 59, 60 Hannum, Alex , 46, 47 Hanson, Jack M Harmon, Harris, Burt , 94, 95 Harris, Ivan , 87 Harris, Raymond Ernest , 29, 30 Hatch, William Hauser, Laurence L Hawkins, John , 24, 25 Heistand, Burke , 28, 29 Henderson, , 09, 10, 11 Henderson, Clifford , 18 Henderson, Harrison , 18 Henderson, Paul , 78 Henderson, Randall , 08, 09, 10 Hendren, Robert Herlihy, Bernard Heublein, Brian , 73 Hewitt, Bill , 68 Hibbs, Jesse , 27 Hill, Herman Hill, Jacque , 81, 82, 83 Hillman, Peter , 62, 63 Hinrichs, Fred , 21, 22 Hirdler, Herman , 28, 29, 30 Hoisington, Mark , 78 Holbrook, Ernest , 34, 35 Holman, Gary Holmes, Ron , 83, 84, 85 Homenick, Kirk , 94, 95 Hopkins, Frank , 32 Howard, Bob Howard, Pe'Shon Howell, Benson Hutchinson, Robert , 02, 03 Hunter, John K , 26 Hupp, Jack , 35, 36 Huston, Kelly I Irvin, Roy, Jr , 54, 55 Irvine, James Isaacs, John USC Trojan BaSkeTBall J Jackson, Garrett , 12 Jacobs, Julian , 15, 16 Jefferson, Davon Jennings, Steven Terry , 68, 69 Johnson, Angelo Johnson, Gary To-To , 98 Johnson, John , 47, 48 Johnson, Ken Johnson, Marcus , 10 Jones, Avondre , 96 Jones, Casey , 76, 77 Jones, Dean , 80 Jones, Frank Jones, Hal Jones, Maurice , 12 Jones, Rashad Jovanovic, Nikola , 15, 16 K Kaperski, LeRoy , 53 Karrie, Fred Karis, Kurt , 18 Kaufman, James , 56, 57 Keller, Rod , 85, 86, 87 Kelly, Joe , 34, 35 Kemp, Steve , 59, 60 Kewak, John W , 38 Kimble, Greg (Bo) Kloppenburg, Bob Kolf, Robert , 50, 51 Konopka, Bruce Kuhns, Grant , 21, 22 L Lakey, Greg , 99 LaMar, Troy Lambert, John , 74, 75 Lambert, Keith , 40 DENNIS LAYTON

3 all-time USC letterwinners Lamont, Allan , 51 Lamoreaux, Norman Laraneta, Manuel , 27 Layton, Dennis , 71 Lehners, John , 29, 30 Lewis, Dwight , 08, 09, 10 Lewis, G. Thomas , 27, 28 Lewis, Tom Linnick, Al Lippert, Jack , 40, 41 Livernash, Lock 1917 Loughbrough, Sheldon Lovrich, Jack L , 55, 56 Luber, John , 41, 42 Ludecke, Alan J Luer, Albert O M MacCormick, , 18, 19 PURVIS MILLER Mackey, Joseph , 71, 72 Maggard, Michael W , 67, 68 Malovic, Steve , 76 Mannino, Vincent Michael , 68, 69 Marquetti, Leonel Marquetti, Malik , 16 Marsh, James D , 67, 68 Martin, Brandon , 94, 95, 96 Martin, Gordon D , 62, 63 Martin, Malik , 16 Martin, Robert Masdea, John Mathews, Jonah , 18 Matthews, Bob J Mayo, O.J * McCassin, Lawrence , 28 McDonald, James , 81, 82, 83 McGarvin, Tom , 39, 40 McGill, Ernest McHaffie, Bruce McLaughlin, Jordan , 16, 17, 18 McMillan, Jeff , 05 Mehanna, Michael Melton, De'Anthony Metu, Chimezie , 17, 18 Miletich, Steve Miller, Percy , 10 Miller, Purvis , 79, 80, 81 Miner, Harold , 91, 92 Minor, Luke Moore, Alexis Moore, Andrew Moore, Chris , 89 Moore, John Morley, Jack Morris, William H , 64 Morrison, Jack , 39, 40 Mortensen, Jesse , 29, 30 Morton, Robert William , 52 Moy, Fred Munk, Chris , 88, 89, 90 Munoz, Daniel , 12, 13, 14 Murphy, Ralph Murphy, Tyler Murray, Cameron , 96 Muth, Robert , 35, 36 N Nagai, Dick , 55, 56 Nash, Monroe Nasland, Bud N'diaye, Abdoulaye , 07 Nemer, Jerome , 32, 33 Newland, Clifton , 17 Newland, Robert Nibley, Aaron , 29, 30 Nibley, Jeff Nichols, Jack , 46 Nickloff, Art O O'Bannon, Charles Jr. (Chuck) Oddo, Anthony , 66 Odzic, Sead Oertley, Bernard Olivarez, Andy , 89 Oliver, Jonathan , 04 Olivier, Clayton , 83, 84, 85 Olson, Dean Omalev, Alexander , 42 * Player participation later vacated due to NCAA penalty USC Trojan BaSkeTBall RODRICK RHODES O Maley, Alex O Neil, Rory , 03, 04, 05 Oraby, Omar , 14 Oram, Edward , 36, 37 Ormsby, Robert , 40, 42 Orr, Lorenzo , 93, 94, 95 Oudermeulen, Henry , 26 P Pack, Robert , 91 Pagett, Dana , 70, 71 Palmer, Marc Palsce, John , 38 Parsons, Bill , 62, 63 Pausig, Ralph W , 55 Pearson, Kenneth R , 57 Pease, Jerry , 52 Pelka, Marty Pendleton, Anthony , 89 Penrose, Chris , 06, 07 Perkins, Don Pflueger, De on , 15 Pierce, William , 31, 32 Pimm, Jerry , 59, 60 Pollard, Alan , 89 Pollard, Carl Porter, Cleve , 77 Powars, Don , 46, 47 Powell, Damaine , 94 Powell, Ernest , 69 Price, David Price, Norman , 57 Prince, Roschon Pruitt, Gabe , 06, 07 Psaltis, Anthony , 55, 56 Pugh, James F , 57, USC BASKETBALL

4 all-time USC letterwinners R Raine, Robert Rakocevic, Nick , 18 Ratkovich, George , 79, 81 Reaves, Record, Art , 14 Reed, , 09 Reilly, Charles Jr , 57 Reinhardt, Katin , 16 Reising, Joseph A Remsen, William , 37, 38 Reuter, Tyson , 96 Rhodes, Rodrick Riach, Tom , 1950, 51 Riley, Ron Rimdzius, Arthur Rives, Edward Robinson, Cliff , 79 Robinson, Collin Robinson, Cordell Rock, Eugene , 43, 47 Rogers, Dan Swen , 57 Rogers, Don Rozitis, Davis Rudometkin, John , 61, 62 Ruh, Clemens W , 38, 39 Ryan, John S Safford, Marv , 76, 77 Sanders, Yamen , 92 Saversin, Henry Scalabrine, Brian , 00, 01 Schrobilgen, Chris , 70, 71 Schulz, Richard C , 29 Schute, Eugene Sears, Dale , 39, 40 Seminoff, James , 42, 43 Shackleford, Dwayne , 06 Shackelford, Ron , 66 Shanley, Tom , 46, 47 Sharman, Bill , 48, 49, 50 Sherwood, Homer Shoukry, Ramy Sigler, John , 18 Simmons, Marcus , 09, 10, 11 Simpson, Charlie , 85, 86 Simpson, Edwin Jr , 52, 53 Sims, Ken , 98 Sindorf, Ralph Slaughter, Craig Sloniger, Wells , 62, 63 Smiley, Roydell Smith, Darryl , 79 Smith, Donte , 10, 11 Smith, Evan , 12 Smith, Frank , 29, 30 Smith, Glenn , 84, 85 Smith, Steve , 79 Snavely, Irwin Snowden, Harry Souferian, Behzad , 97, 98 Spanich, Adam , 99 Sprott, C. W , 17 Stanley, Kenneth , 61, 62 Stare, Charles B Sterkel, Jim Leroy , 57 Stepheson, Alex , 11 Steward, Kevin , 85, 86 Steward, Kirk USC Trojan BaSkeTBall TEX WINTER AND SAM BARRY (1947) Stewart, Ari Stewart, Elijah , 16, 17, 18 Stewart, Lodrick , 05, 06, 07 Stewart, Rodrick Strangis, Eric , 12 Strong, Maurice Sugiyama, Tyler , 12, 13 Sutherland, Gary Swillis, Shannon , 99 T Taylor, Arthur , 13, 14, 15 Taylor, J. Arthur Taylor, Brendyn , 14 Taylor, Ronald N , 68, 69 Taylor, William , 71, 72 Terrell, J.T , 14 Thomas, Harold Thomas, Lloyd , 28, 29 Thompson, Roderick , 31, 32 Thompson, Walter , 54 Thornton, Derryck Thurston, Malachi Trepagnier, Jeff , 99, 00, 01 Trowbridge, Bob , 74, 75, 76 Truher, James , 29, 30 Turnbull, Gilbert Turner, Jarvis , 98, 99, 00, 01 Tweedie, Jonathan U Ugarte, Gabriel Underwood, Don , 51, 52 Usher, Jordan Uyaelunmo, Victor V Van Alstyne, Byron Vanitvelt, Tim , 93 Vaughn, Ralph , 39, 40 Verberckt, Ivan , 87 Vogel, Robert Vucevic, Nikola , 10, 11 W Walbot, Henry , 30 Walden, Denzil Walker, Danny Wallis, Earl , 46, 47 Walter, Monroe Washington, Curtis Washington, Leonard , 10 Watson, George Jr Watson, Kenneth , 38 Webster, Robert , 46, 47 Welch, Robert Alvin Welsh, Richard , 54, 55 Werhas, John , 58, 59 Wesley, Byron , 13, 14 Westphal, Bill , 64, 65 Westphal, Paul , 71, 72 Westra, Mike , 73, 74 Wetherell, Ryan , 08 Wey, Ronald Raymond Wheeler, Louis , 27 White, Anthony , 98 White, Greg , 75, 76, 77 White, Jim , 59, 60 White, Joe , 48, 49, 50 White, Kenneth , 23 Whitman, Robert Widtfeldt, Doug , 79, 80 Wier, Dan C , 64 Wilder, Quincy Wilkinson, Keith , 07, 08, 09 Williams, Gary , 98 Williams, Gus , 74, 75 Williams, Maurice , 80, 81, 82 Willis, Emanuel Wilson, Jaha , 95, 96, 97 Wiltz, Dave Wingard, Edward Winslow, Brad , 87, 88 Winter, Fred (Tex) Wise, Eric Woolridge, Renaldo Wulfemeyer, Mark Y Young, Allen C , 65 Young, Nick , 06, 07 Z Zazzaro, John , 64, USC BASKETBALL

5 USC Retired Uniforms n the first ear of the alen Center USC honored so e of ts le endary players as the jersey numbers were retired for Bill Sharman (No. 11) and Paul Westphal (No. 25) for the men's team and Cheryl Miller (No. 31) and Lisa Leslie (No. 33) for the women's team. Sharman had his jersey retired in a halftime ceremony during the USC UC a e on an and est hal had h s ret red at the half of the USC r ona a e on an he o en s n for n ers ere ret red on o at halftime of the USC-Long Beach State women's basketball game. The legendary John Rudometkin had his No. 44 jersey retired at halftime of USC s n s e as on ec and USC s all-time leading scorer Harold Miner had his jerse ret red on an ll er can ard Gus Williams had his No. 10 jersery retired on e Bo Bo d had h s o erse ret red on an eft to ht: ro an reats Pa l Bill Sharman and Bob Boyd. Cere on at halft e of the USC UC a e on an 2012 retiring the No. 23 jersey of Trojans' all-time leading scorer Harold Miner. est hal Cere on at halft e of the USC e as a e on retiring the No. 44 jersey of John Rudometkin. ec USC BASKETBALL

6 USC Men's Basketball Olympic History Trojans DeMar DeRozan for Team USA and Dwight Lewis for Venezuela became the third and fourth USC men's basketball players to compete in the sport at the Olympics. DeRozan earned a gold medal as Team USA cruised to the title in 2016, going undefeated in eight games. He became the first Tro an to play for the U.S. Olympic basketball team and the first to medal. Lewis and enezuela went 1-4 and did not advance out of pool play. DeRozan and Lewis were teammates at USC during the season and Lewis still is second on USC's all-time games played (133) and minutes played (4,069) lists. The first Tro ans to compete in men's basketball at the Olympics were Ingo Mendel for West Germany in 1984 and Elias Ayuso for Puerto Rico in DeMar DeRozan USC 2009 Season From the days at USC... Dwight Lewis USC Seasons...To the world stage at the 2016 Rio Olympics USC BASKETBALL

7 DeMar DeRozan Chimezie Metu Nikola Vucevic Taj Gibson Photo courtesy of Fernando Medina/Orlando Magic USC BASKETBALL

8 USC In The Pros The list below includes all former USC players who had careers in the National Basketball League ( ), the American Basketball Association ( ) and the National Basketball Association (1950-present). PLAYER PROFESSIONAL TEAMS SEASONS Dan Anderson Portland Dwight Anderson New York San Diego John Block Los Angeles Lakers San Diego Milwaukee Philadelphia Kansas City-Omaha New Orleans Chicago David Bluthenthal Sacramento Kings Mack Calvin Los Angeles (ABA) Florida (ABA) Carolina (ABA) Denver (ABA) Virginia (ABA) Los Angeles Lakers San Antonio Denver Utah Cleveland Sam Clancy Philadelphia 76ers Portland Trailblazers Duane Cooper Los Angeles Lakers Phoenix Dewayne Dedmon Golden State Warriors Philadelphia 76ers Orlando Magic San Antonio Atlanta DeMar DeRozan Toronto Raptors San Antonio Spurs Jerry Dupree Los Angeles Earl Evans Detroit Desmon Farmer Indiana Seattle San Antonio Taj Gibson Chicago Bulls Minnesota Alex Hannum Oshkosh (NBL) Syracuse Baltimore Rochester Milwaukee St. Louis Fort Wayne-St. Louis Bill Hewitt Los Angeles Lakers Detroit Buffalo Chicago Greg (Bo) Kimble Los Angeles Clippers New York Knicks John Lambert Cleveland Kansas City Dennis Layton Phoenix Portland Memphis (ABA) New York San Antonio Steve Malovic Washington San Diego Detroit Jim Marsh Portland All-Time Dewayne Dedmon Taj Gibson dunks over Dwyane Wade Jeff Trepagnier in 2011 NBA playoffs USC BASKETBALL

9 Trojans in The Pros PLAYER PROFESSIONAL TEAMS SEASONS O.J. Mayo Memphis Dallas Milwaukee De'Anthony Melton Phoenix Chimezie Metu San Antonio Harold Miner Miami Cleveland Chris Munk Utah Jack Nichols Washington (Capitols) Tri-City (Blackhawks) Milwaukee (Hawks) Boston Robert Pack Portland Denver Washington New Jersey Dallas Denver Minnesota New Orleans New Jersey Dana Pagett Virginia (ABA) Gabe Pruitt Boston Rodrick Rhodes Houston Vancouver/Orlando Ron Riley Kansas City-Omaha Houston Cliff Robinson New Jersey Kansas City Cleveland Washington Philadelphia Los Angeles Lakers Gene Rock Chicago John Rudometkin New York San Francisco Brian Scalabrine New Jersey Boston Chicago James Seminoff Chicago Boston Bill Sharman Washington Boston Alex Stepheson L.A Clippers Ron Taylor Washington (ABA) New York (ABA) Virginia (ABA) Pittsburgh (ABA) Jeff Trepagnier Cleveland Denver Nikola Vucevic Philadelphia Orlando Paul Westphal Boston Phoenix Seattle New York Phoenix Gus Williams Golden State Seattle , Washington Atlanta Nick Young Washington L.A. Clippers Philadelphia L.A. Lakers Golden State UsC Trojan BaskeTBall Robert Pack DeMar DeRozan wows at the 2011 NBA Dunk Contest USC BASKETBALL

10 USC In The Draft NBA The National Basketball Association draft was first conducted in 1947, The American Basketball Association was formed in 1966; it disbanded in but records were not kept until Below is a list of Trojans selected in the 1976, and four of its teams joined the NBA. Below is a list of Trojans selected NBA draft. From , round number indicates selection by a player s in the ABA draft. In many instances, round numbers are not available. particular team and does not necessarily correspond to actual round number. In 1989, the NBA draft was cut down to only two rounds. YEAR RND. PICK PLAYER TEAM YEAR RND. PICK PLAYER TEAM 1948 Alex Hannum... Indianapolis Bill Sharman...Washington Stan Christie... Syracuse Tom Riach... Baltimore 1952 Dwight Morrison... Minneapolis Ken Flowers... Minneapolis 6 Don Eby...Philadelphia Roy Irvin... Rochester Dick Welsh... Milwaukee John Werhas... Minneapolis 14 Jim Hanna... New York John Rudometkin... New York 3 24 Chris Appel...Cincinnati Gordie Martin... Los Angeles Lakers John Block... Los Angeles Lakers Bill Hewitt... Los Angeles Lakers 11 Jim Marsh... Seattle Ron Taylor... Seattle 9 Steve Jennings... Phoenix 14 Mack Calvin... Los Angeles Lakers 15 Ernie Powell... Seattle Dennis Layton... Phoenix 11 Dana Pagett...Philadelphia 12 Chris Schrobilgen...San Diego Paul Westphal... Boston 3 Ron Riley... Atlanta 4 Joe Mackey... Seattle Dan Anderson... Portland 6 Mark Westra...Philadelphia John Lambert... Cleveland 2 20 Gus Williams... Golden State 6 Biff Burrell... Phoenix 6 Clint Chapman... Kansas City-Omaha Greg White... Portland Cliff Robinson...New Jersey 6 Steve Smith... Chicago Don Carfino... Golden State Purvis Miller...Indiana 10 Barry Brooks... Golden State Dwight Anderson...Washington 7 Maurice Williams... Los Angeles Lakers Jacque Hill... Chicago Wayne Carlander...Los Angeles Clippers Clayton Olivier... San Antonio Derrick Dowell...Washington Harold Miner...Miami 2 36 Duane Cooper... Los Angeles Lakers Rodrick Rhodes... Houston Brian Scalabrine...New Jersey 2 36 Jeff Trepagnier... Cleveland Sam Clancy...Philadelphia Nick Young...Washington 2 32 Gabe Pruitt... Boston O.J. Mayo...Minnesota (traded to Memphis) DeMar DeRozan... Toronto 1 26 Taj Gibson... Chicago Nikola Vucevic...Philadelphia De'Anthony Melton... Houston 2 49 Chimezie Metu... San Antonio ABA 1967 Bob Seagren...New Orleans 1968 Bill Hewitt... Denver 1969 Mack Calvin... Los Angeles Ron Taylor... Oakland Dennis Layton... Utah 4 Dana Pagett...Virginia 1972 Paul Westphal... Denver Joe Mackey... Pittsburgh 1972 (Dispersal Draft) Joe Mackey...Virginia Gus Williams...St. Louis 5 Biff Burrell...San Diego 8 John Lambert... New York USC s Highest First-Round Picks YEAR PLAYER TEAM PICK 2008 O.J. Mayo...Minnesota (traded to Memphis) DeMar DeRozan...Toronto Paul Westphal... Boston Bill Hewitt... Los Angeles Lakers Cliff Robinson...New Jersey Harold Miner...Miami John Lambert...Cleveland Nikola Vucevic...Philadelphia Nick Young...Washington Rodrick Rhodes... Houston Taj Gibson... Chicago Gus Williams...St. Louis (ABA) -- USC was the only school in the country with a la e sele te it in t e fi st i s in ea o the NBA Drafts. Above left, Taj Gibson was sele te No in a o e i t e a e o an was selected No. 9 in 2009 and above, Nick Young as sele te No in USC BASKETBALL

11 USC In The Draft VUCEVIC KEEPS IT GOING FOR TROJANS... Ni ola e i as sele te ila el ia as t e t i in t e N a t e omin t e fi t o an sele te in t e fi st o n o t e a t sin e at n m e still is tie o t e t most in the country from Also, only USC and Kansas had had at least one player selected in t e to i s in o o t e fi e a ts om S a mo e fi st o n sele tions om than any Big east team and more than perennial power Duke USC BASKETBALL

12 THE GALEN GRADUATES Four players from USC's men's basketball roster were wearing NBA uniforms as the season approached. De'Anthony Melton was selected No. 46 by Houston and then traded to Phoenix. Chimezie Metu was drafted No. 49 by San Antonio and was later joined on the Spurs by former Trojan and perennial All-Star DeMar DeRozan. Jordan McLaughlin signed a Exhibit 10 contract with the Brooklyn Nets and Elijah Stewart signed an Exhibit 10 contract with the Indiana Pacers. De'Anthony Melton ranks tied for 1st in steals and third in assists on USC's all-time freshman list Chimezie Metu ranks 3rd in blocks and 20th in scoring on USC's all-time lists USC BASKETBALL

13 Jordan McLaughlin ranks 1st in minutes played, 2nd in assists, 3rd in games and steals, 4th in points and 5th in 3-pointers made on USC's all-time list. Elijah Stewart is USC's all-time leader in games played and 3-pointers made. He also ranks 15th in scoring on USC's all-time list USC BASKETBALL

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15 USC In The Hall Of Fame All-Time SAM BARRY (Inducted: Naismith , NABC ) Justin Sam Barry, USC s winningest coach ever, started out a three-sport star at Madison (Wisc.) High. After a four-year stint at Knox College, Barry coached Iowa for seven seasons, leading the Hawkeyes to the 1923 Big Ten championship and a share of the 1926 title. He then came to Troy, where he stayed for 18 years, leading the Trojans to a won-loss record, a mark that included winning the Pacific Coast Conference in 1930, 1935 and Under Barry, USC won the Southern Division seven times and finished third in the 1940 NCAA tournament. In 1948, Barry led the USC baseball team to the NCAA title, and served as an assistant football coach. On the administrative side, Barry was a leading advocate of the 10-second rule and the elimination of the center jump after each basket. ALEX HANNUM (Inducted: Naismith ) JACK GARDNER (Inducted: Naismith -1984, NABC ) Gardner was a three-year lettermen at USC ( ) and was captain his senior year, playing under legendary coach Sam Barry. He learned well from Barry and became one of the most successful college coaches ever. Known as The Fox, Gardner became the only coach in history to lead two different schools to the Final Four twice each. Gardner achieved this honor by directing both Kansas State (1948 and 1951) and Utah (1961 and 1966) into the Big Dance. In 28 years of coaching at the major college level, Gardner s teams compiled a record (67.4 percent). When you combine his 10 years ( ) of coaching AAU, high school, junior college and military ball, his record swells to , an impressive 70 percent winning mark. A proponent of fundamental basketball, Gardner was an expert in fast break hoops. A three-year letterman at USC in 1943, , Hannum was a captain his final year with the team. Hannum, who had a knack for turning around beleaguered franchises during 16 professional coaching seasons (12 NBA, four ABA), was the first coach in professional basketball history to win an NBA and ABA Championship. He began his coaching career as a player/ coach for the St. Louis Hawks during the season, reaching the NBA Finals. The next year, Hannum began his first season as a full-time head coach and guided St. Louis to the 1958 NBA Championship. He spent three years with the Syracuse Nationals ( ), posting a record in his final year. Hannum then became coach of a San Francisco Warrior team that had finished fourth in the Western Di ision the pre ious year and led them to the NBA Finals. Under Hannum s guidance in San Francisco, Wilt Chamberlain altered his game from offense-oriented to defense-and-teamoriented, a trait that would later help him win an NBA title. Both Hannum and Chamberlain were reunited in Philadelphia in the season, winning the NBA championship with a then-record.840 winning percentage (68-13). Following his stint in Philadelphia, Hannum joined the ABA s Oakland Oaks, turning a last-place team into a title team in Hannum was named NBA Coach of the Year in 1964 and ABA Coach of the Year in GEORGE RAVELING (Inducted: Naismith -2015, NABC ) Raveling was the USC men s basketball head coach from and led the Trojans into the post his last four seasons, making the NCAA Tournament in 1991 and 1992 and playing in the NIT Tournament in 1993 and His 1992 team, featuring USC s all-time leading scorer Harold Miner, went 24-6 before losing in the second round of the NCAA Tournament to Georgia Tech on a three-pointer at the buzzer. Raveling was a star player at Villanova before getting into coaching as an assistant at Maryland. He served as a head coach at USC, Washington State and Iowa, amassing 337 victories USC BASKETBALL

16 USC In The Hall Of Fame (Raveling continued) and six NCAA tournament appearances. In 1994 Raveling walked away from the coaching profession due to health reasons, but stayed close to basketball as a color commentator for Fox Sports and CBS. He later joined Nike and currently holds the title of Director of International Basketball for Nike. Outside of his tremendous record as a coach at several different stops, Ra eling s career was socially significant. He was the first e er African-American head coach in the ACC and the Pac-8 (now Pac-12). Raveling is not only known for making history by breaking down racial barriers as a coach, but also was a part of history when on August 28, 1963 he received the original copy of the Martin Luther King Jr., I Have a Dream speech. All-Time PAUL WESTPHAL (Inducted: NABC ) A prolific scorer for USC from , Paul Westphal a eraged 16.4 points over his career the ninth-highest scoring average in program history. He was a two-time All-Pac-8 First Team selection and received numerous All-America accolades in 1971 and Westphal followed his collegiate career with a successful run in the NBA. After being drafted No. 10 o erall in 1972 by the Boston Celtics, he went on to make fi e All- Star Teams and four All-NBA Teams, and was a member of the 1974 NBA champion Celtics s uad. After finishing his playing career, Westphal held head coaching positions with Southwestern Baptist Bible, Grand Canyon and Pepperdine, along with the NBA s Phoenix Suns, Seattle SuperSonics and Sacramento Kings. BILL SHARMAN (Inducted: Naismith (player), 2004 (coach), NABC ) Bill Sharman, who brought a disciplined work ethic to basketball with a willingness to spend countless hours in the gymnasium perfecting his skills, was a 15-letter athlete at Porterville (Calif.) High before coming to USC. A four-year letterwinner at Troy ( ), Sharman was named All- America in 1950 and was a two-time All-Pacific Coast Conference selection and conference MVP. He s still 21st on USC s all-time scoring list (1,108). Sharman, known as Bullseye Bill for his marksmanship at the foul line, played briefly in the Brooklyn Dodger organization before his basketball career took off. Sharman spent 1951 with the NBA s Washington Capitals before they folded. He joined Boston a year later and became a Celtic mainstay. In 10 seasons with the Celtics, Sharman was named All-NBA First Team four times and played in eight All-Star Games, earning MVP honors in the 1955 tilt. Sharman teamed with Bob Cousy to form one of the NBA s most formidable backcourt duos, and the pair landed Boston four NBA championships (1957, 1959, 1960, 1961). He directed the Los Angeles Lakers to their first NBA title in 1972 and was awarded Coach of the ear honors. That season, the Lakers finished with an amazing regular season record, including 33 straight victories, both NBA single-season records. By winning titles in the ABL (Cleveland Pipers, 1962), ABA (Utah Stars, 1971), and NBA (Los Angeles Lakers, 1972), Sharman became the first coach to win championships in three different pro leagues. Sharman joins John Wooden and Lenny Wilkens as the only members enshrined as a player and a coach. TEX WINTER (Inducted: Naismith , NABC ) USC basketball player and guru of the triangle offense Fred "Tex" Winter played at USC during the 1947 season after a year at Compton College. He earned the first USC Most Inspirational Player Award and his teammates on the 1947 team included Hall of Famers Alex Hannum and Bill Sharman. Winter was also one of the nation's top pole vaulters when he lettered in track at USC in Winter was a coach and assistant coach for nearly 60 years at the collegiate and NBA levels, gaining his widest acclaim as the architect of the very successful triangle offense which helped the Chicago Bulls and Los Angeles Lakers win nine NBA titles. Winter won six NBA titles as Phil Jackson's lieutenant with the Bulls in the 1990s as well as three more with the Lakers ( ). After leaving USC, Winter went on to be an assistant coach at Kansas State ( ). He helped lead the Wildcats to three league titles and to the1951 NCAA title game against entucky. He earned his first head coaching ob at Mar uette where he guided the Warriors to a record in two seasons. Current USC head coach e in O'Neill also got his first Di ision I NCAA head coaching ob at Marquette. Winter then returned to Kansas State as head coach for 15 seasons ( ) and guided them to eight league titles and six NCAA Tournament appearances. His Kansas State teams twice reached the Final Four, losing to Seattle and lgin Baylor in the 1958 semifinals and falling to UCLA and John Wooden in the 1964 semifinals. In 1958 he became the youngest coach in college basketball history to be named UPI Coach of the Year. Winter is a member of several halls of fame, including the USC Athletic Hall of Fame, the Pac-10 Hall of Honor, the Kansas Sports Hall of Fame and the National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame, and he was awarded the John Bunn Award for lifetime achievement from the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame. In June 2010 he was given the Chuck Daly Lifetime Achievement Award by the NBA Coaches Association USC BASKETBALL

17 USC NBA Head Coaches Trojans Who Were Head Coaches in the NBA Bill Sharman... San Francisco Warriors... Los Angeles Lakers Alex Hannum... St. Louis Hawks...Syracuse Nationals... San Francisco Warriors...Philadelphia 76ers...San Diego Rockets Bob Kloppenburg... Cleveland Cavaliers...Seattle SuperSonics Mack Calvin... Los Angeles Clippers Paul Westphal... Phoenix Suns...Seattle Super Sonics Fred (Tex) Winter... Houston Rockets PAUL WESTPHAL In his first year as a head coach in the NBA, Paul Westphal guided the Phoenix Suns to the league s best record and their first berth in a NBA Final since Westphal was also a member of that Suns team as a player. He was named head coach of the Seattle SuperSonics after the 1998 season. MACK CALVIN Mack Calvin was an All- Conference performer at USC in 1969 and got his first NBA head coaching job with the Los Angeles Clippers. ALEX HANNUM After starring at USC and playing eight years in the NBA, Alex Hannum went on to coach fi e different NBA teams USC BASKETBALL