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Gaucho Basketball News Release 2002-03 UCSB Record 18-13 Overall/14-4 in Big West 2002-03 Schedule/Results Nov. 22-24 Top of the World Classic @ Fairbanks, AK Nov. 22 vs. Weber State 91-82 L Nov. 23 vs. Jacksonville State 73-66 L Nov. 24 vs. Centenary 84-69 W Nov. 30 USF 70-47 W Dec. 3 USC 69-53 W Dec. 7 at Pepperdine 72-68 L Dec. 10 at Cal 67-60 L Dec. 21 at BYU 69-56 L Dec. 27-28 azcentral.com/asu Classic @ Tempe, AZ Dec. 27 vs. Nebraska 60-57 L Dec. 28 vs. Bucknell 67-60 L Jan. 2 *UC Riverside 65-49 W Jan. 4 *Cal State Fullerton 57-55(ot) L Jan. 9 *at Idaho 62-53 W Jan. 11 *at Utah State 75-59 L Jan. 16 *Cal State Northridge 77-59 W Jan. 18 *Pacific 67-52 W Jan. 25 *Cal Poly 70-61 W Jan. 30 *at UC Irvine 70-54 W Feb. 1 *at Long Beach State 68-67 L Feb. 6 *Utah State 62-50 W Feb. 8 *Idaho 52-44 W Feb. 13 *at Pacific 62-52 W Feb. 15 *at Cal State Northridge 67-58 W Feb. 20 *at Cal Poly 66-63 L Feb. 22 Detroit Mercy 75-59 L Feb. 27 *Long Beach State 70-46 W Mar. 1 *UC Irvine 67-51 W Mar. 6 *at Cal State Fullerton 63-60 W Mar. 8 *at UC Riverside 70-55 W Mar. 13-15Big West Tournament @ Anaheim, CA Mar. 13 vs. Pacific 53-44 W Mar. 14 vs. Cal Poly 67-52 L National Invitation Tournament Mar. 19 +at San Diego State 7:00 p.m. *Indicates Big West Conference game. %Indicates exhibition game. +Indicates National Invitation Tournament game. Home games are bolded. The Gauchos On The Radio All UC Santa Barbara basketball games are broadcast live on KEYT radio, 1250 AM in Santa Barbara. Brock Bowling is in his first season as the play-by-play announcer and Don Ford is in his sixth year as the primary color announcer. Much to the pain and suffering of the listening community, UCSB Director of Athletic Media Relations Bill Mahoney will handle the color for selected road broadcasts. UCSB On The Internet The Official Athletic Site of UC Santa Barbara is www.ucsbgauchos.com. Game recaps, weekly releases, boxscores, statistics and the occasional feature can be found on the web. UCSB is proud member of OCSN, the Official College Sports Network. The Bob Williams Show The Bob Williams Show airs Tuesday nights from 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. on KEYT NewsRadio 1250 AM. The Voice of the Gauchos, Brock Bowling, co-hosts the show with Williams. In addition to men s basketball, the show will feature other UCSB athletes and coaches. The Bob Williams show will air every Tuesday night for the remainder of the season. www.ucsbgauchos.com Gaucho Basketball News Release March 18, 2003 UCSB Travels To San Diego State For NIT First Round Game Gauchos return to postseason for second straight year, play in NIT for first time since 1993. The Schedule Game No. 32 Owens Corning National Invitation Tournament Game No. 1 Wednesday, March 19, 2003 at 7:00 p.m. UC Santa Barbara Gauchos at San Diego State Aztecs at SDSU s Cox Arena Gauchos Return To NIT For First Time Since 1993 UC Santa Barbara will play in its first National Invitation Tournament since 1993 and its fourth ever. The Gauchos previously played in the NIT in 1989, 1992 and 1993, losing first-round games each year. UCSB lost at Wichita State in 1989, and at home to Arizona State in 1992 and Pepperdine in 1993. UCSB Goes Postseason For Second Time In As Many Years UCSB will be making its second consecutive postseason appearance. Last year, the Gauchos won the Big West Tournament and advanced to the NCAA Tournament. Santa Barbara is making back-to-back postseason appearances for the first time since 1992 and 1993, their last two NIT appearances. Outright Regular Season Crown Is A Gaucho First In November, the Big West coaches and media picked UC Santa Barbara to win the 2002-03 regular season championship, earning the top-seed in the league s 2003 tournament. They were both right. The Gauchos finished the regular season with a Big West mark of 14-4, claiming their first Big West regular season championship. Fullove & Williams Earn Top Big West Honors; Hull Also Chosen All-League Junior guard Branduinn Fullove was selected 2003 Big West Player of the Year and head coach Bob Williams was chosen the 2003 Big West Coach of the Year. Fullove and senior forward Mark Hull were each named First Team All-Big West. Junior guard Nick Jones was an Honorable Mention All-Big West selection and he earned the co-big West Hustle Award. In addition, junior guard Jacoby Atako was chosen Big West Defensive Player of the Year. Fullove, who enters the National Invitation Tournament averaging 15.0 points, 3.7 rebounds and 1.8 assists per game, is the third UCSB player to be selected Big West Player of the Year, joining Brian Shaw (1988) and Lucius Davis (1992). It was the first time he was named First Team All-Big West. Last year, Fullove was a second team choice. For Williams it was the second time in his five years at UCSB that he has been selected the league s Coach of the Year. In his first season in charge of the Gaucho program, 1999, Williams was also honored. The First Team All-Big West selection for Hull is his second in as many years. He is the first Gaucho player in 29 years to earn first team all-league honors twice. In 1999-2000, as a sophomore, Hull was named Second Team All-Big West. This is the first time Jones has been selected to any level of all-conference. The Gaucho Record UC Santa Barbara enters Wednesday s NIT game with an overall record of 18-13 and a league mark of 14-4. Obviously, the league mark will not change. UCSB opened the season with a 5-9 record overall, including 2-2 in Big West play, but since then, the Gauchos have gone 13-4. UCSB split a pair of games in last week s Big West Tournament, defeating Pacific 53-44 in the first round, and losing 67-52 in the second round to Cal Poly. The Williams File Bob Williams is in his fifth season as the head coach at UC Santa Barbara. This season, he guided the Gauchos to their first Big West regular season championship and he was named Big West Coach of the Year for the second time. Last year, he guided the Gauchos to a 20-11 overall record and an 11-7 mark in Big West Conference play. It was the school s first 20-win season since 1992. Most importantly, however, Williams led UCSB to its first Big West Conference Tournament Championship ever and first NCAA Tournament appearance in 12 years. In his first four-plus seasons in Santa Barbara, Williams teams have posted a 80-66 overall record and a 56-28 record in Big West games. In 1998-99, his first year, the Gauchos went 15-13 overall and 12-4 in the Big West, winning the league s Western Division championship. That year, they closed the campaign by going 15-5 and Williams was selected Big West Coach of the Year. Prior to his arrival at UCSB, he spent eight years at UC Davis and in those eight years, his teams recorded 20 or more wins five times and a 158-76 record. In each of his last four seasons, the Aggies advanced to the NCAA Tournament and in 1997-98, Williams final season, they went 31-2, won the NCAA Division II National Championship and he was named NABC Division II Coach of the Year. Including two seasons at Menlo College, Williams has a record of 269-166 at four-year schools.

Gaucho Basketball News Release The Opposition UCSB and San Diego State have played 74 times in a series that dates back to 1937. The Aztecs hold a 39-35 edge. The last time the teams met was on December 6, 2000, when the Gauchos posted an 80-77 win in triple overtime, the longest game in UCSB history. The last time the teams met in San Diego was on December 22, 1999, when the Aztecs won 60-57. Road Warriors After a very slow start, UCSB emerged as a road team as the regular season came to a close. Santa Barbara posted a 8-11 record in games away from the Thunderdome. Of that 8-11 mark, 2-5 of it has come on neutral courts and 6-6 of it has come in true road games. UCSB went 6-3 in Big West road games this season. The Gauchos have won four of their last five true road games. Career Scoring Leaders 1. Carrick DeHart 1,687 2. Mark Hull 1,552 3. Doug Rex 1,434 4. Lucius Davis 1,420 5. York Gross 1,399 6. Scott Fisher 1,351 7. Richard Anderson 1,247 8. Conner Henry 1,236 9. Ricky Walker 1,235 10. Gary Gray 1,227 Career Three-Point Leaders 1. Mark Hull 212 2. Carrick DeHart 196 3. Idris Jones 190 4. Mark Flick 162 5. Brian Johnson 150 6. Branduinn Fullove 138 7. Nick Jones 102 8. Erick Ashe 99 9. Daniel Prince 89 Raymond Tutt 89 Career Scoring Average Leaders 1. Raymond Tutt 21.5 2. Doug Rex 18.4 3. John Tschogl 15.3 4. Lelan McDougal 14.7 5. Carrick DeHart 14.2 6. Branduinn Fullove 13.9 7. Scott Fisher 13.6 8. York Gross 13.5 9. Mark Hull 13.3 10. Mike Doyle 13.0 Three For All Last season, UCSB made a school-record 201 three-point baskets. The record didn t stand for long. Through 31 games this season, the Gauchos have made 213 three-point baskets. Although he has slowed down late in the year, Mark Hull still leads the way with 65 threepointers, the fifth-highest single-season total ever. Branduinn Fullove and Nick Jones have 52 and 46, respectively. Last year, the Gauchos had six different players make at least one three-pointer, and four made ten or more. This year, nine different players have drilled at least one, and five have made ten more. As a team, UCSB has made at least three threepointers in all 31 games, five or more 25 times and ten or more four times. The Gauchos made a season-high 11 three-point baskets in a December 10 loss at Cal. In fact, UCSB is a perfect, or not-so-perfect, 0-4 when it makes ten or more three-point baskets. Taking it one step further, in victories, the Gauchos are averaging 6.2 three-point baskets per game, and in losses they are averaging 8.0 three-point baskets. Finally, UCSB has attempted 565 threepointers this season after launching 499 in 31 games last season. The opponents, on the other hand, have tried 565 this year after shooting 644 in 2001-02. Possible Starters - Notes G - Jacoby Atako - Had a season-high six rebounds in Big West Tourney game vs. Cal Poly. G - Nick Jones - Scored 19 points vs. Cal Poly, his highest total since second game of the year. G - Branduinn Fullove - Has 1,162 total points, 12th on UCSB s all-time list. F - Mark Hull - Has scored ten or more in seven straight games, his longest stretch of the year. F - Casey Cook - Has made 33 of his last 38 free throws, 86.8%. Probable Reserves - Notes G - B.J. Ward - Played just one minute in the two Big West Tournament games. G - Chrismen Oliver - Led the team with three assists in Big West Tournament opener. G - Cecil Brown - Made 13-of-25 field goals over his last seven games, 52.0%. G - Josh Davis - 21 steals is the sixth-highest freshman total in school history. F - Bray Skultety - Torn ACL in left knee will sideline him for the season. F - Bryan Whitehead - Has averaged 6.2 rebounds in last 12 games. F - Scott Rainey - Has played in 17 of 31 games on the season. F - Derek Wheeler - Made his first field goal as a Gaucho in win over UC Irvine. Williams Continues To Hit New Heights Bob Williams is wrapping up his fifth year at the helm of UCSB basketball. Those five seasons have included the turnaround and establishment of an outstanding program. Prior to Williams arrival, the Gauchos had recorded five consecutive losing seasons. In 1997-98, the year immediately preceding his arrival, UCSB was 7-19 overall and a dismal 4-12 in league play. They closed that season with eight straight losses. In 1998-99, Williams first year at UCSB, the Gauchos opened the season with eight more losses, extending the school-record losing streak to 16 games. Since then, however, the turnaround has been quite dramatic. Santa Barbara has gone 80-58 since that initial streak and in three of his five seasons, Williams Gauchos have earned some type of title. In 1999, UCSB won the Big West s Western Division Championship, last year the Gauchos won their first-ever Big West Tournament Championship and this year they won the league s regular season crown. Finally, the 80 wins is the most ever by a UCSB coach in his first five seasons. League Win Total Is Highest Ever By Gauchos The Gauchos Big West victory total of 14 games was the most ever. Previously, the most games ever won by a UCSB team in league play was 13. Santa Barbara went 13-5 in league competition in 1987-88 and 1989-90. Previously, the highest winning percentage in Big West play by a Gaucho team was.750, recorded in 1998-99 with a 12-4 record. This year, UCSB s 14-4 was good for a.778 mark. Two-Season Win Total Is The Highest In Ten Years With its overall victory total of 18 games during the regular season, UCSB has now combined to post 38 wins over two seasons, the highest total in several years. The 1991-92 Gauchos went 20-9 and that season was followed-up by a 1992-93 team that recorded an 18-11 record, giving Santa Barbara a combined total of 38 victories. The 25 combined wins over the last two Big West seasons for the Gauchos is an all-time best for back-to-back years. Gauchos Search For Lost Shooting Touch UCSB hopes to find its lost shooting touch prior to tip-off on Wednesday night. The Gauchos, who are shooting a decent 44.3% for the season, lost their shooting touch somewhere between Santa Barbara and Anaheim, the home of the Big West Tournament. In two games at the league tourney, UCSB made a dismal 31-of-103 shots, 30.1%. In the tournament opener, a 53-44 win over Pacific, the Gauchos hit a season-low 13-of-50 shots from the field, 26.0%. The 26.0% was the lowest shooting percentage on record in a victory. In Friday s second round loss to Cal Poly, UCSB heated up a bit, making 18-of-53 shots, 34.0%. The back-to-back bad offensive games comes on the heels of one of the Gauchos best offensive stretches of the year. In the four games leading-up to the Big West Tournament, UCSB made 91-of-184 shots from the field, 49.5%. Defending The Gauchos While the offense didn t show up in Anaheim, the defense did. UCSB is now allowing opponents to shoot 40.9% overall and an even more impressive and league-leading 39.8% in Big West games. In six games since allowing Cal Poly and Detroit Mercy to shoot 56.1% and 60.0% in back-to-back games in late February, Santa Barbara has allowed opponents to make just 104-of-297, 35.0%. Five of the last six opponents have shot 37.8% or below. UCSB has held eight of its last 11 opponents below 40.0% shooting. Overall, 17 of UCSB s 31 opponents have shot below the 40.0% barrier, including 11 of 18 Big West opponents. The Gauchos won all 11 league games in which their opponent made fewer than 40.0% of its shots. In the 17 games in which their opponent has shot below the 40.0% mark, the Gauchos have gone 15-2. The only two opponents that shot under 40.0% and won were Pepperdine and Cal Poly. Finally, Santa Barbara has limited two opponents, San Francisco (29.3%) and UC Irvine (29.8%), to under 30.0%. What s The Point? UCSB is allowing an average of 60.1 points per game overall and 56.1 in 18 Big West games. In the last 17 games, 13 of which were wins, the Gauchos allowed an average of 54.9 points per game. UCSB has held 12 of the last 17 opponents to 60 points or less. Going back a bit further, the Gauchos have limited 26 of the last 28 opponents overall to fewer than 70 points and 16 of those to 60 points or less. Five UCSB opponents have scored fewer than 50 points this season, including Pacific in the first round of the Big West Tournament, which scored 44 points, tying the lowest output by an opponent this season. Free At Last For much of the season, UCSB was shooting below the 70.0% mark from the free throw line. In recent games, however, they have surged. The Gauchos lead the Big West in free throw percentage in conference games at 75.8%. In the last 12 games they have made 193-of-241, 80.1%. UCSB has six regulars shooting 71.2% or better from the free throw line.

Gaucho Basketball News Release Cecil Brown Freshman guard Cecil Brown enters the NIT averaging 5.2 points and 1.9 rebounds per game...he went scoreless in the Gauchos last game, a Big West Tournament loss to Cal Poly...In fact, Brown has scored just five total points in the last three games, attempting just five shots over that span...scored a season-high 16 points in a February 13 win at Pacific...He has had ten or more points five times this year...brown ranks fourth on the team with 22 three-point baskets...made a career-high three three-point baskets in games against Weber State, Detroit Mercy and Pepperdine...Had a season-high six rebounds on January 18 against Pacific. Josh Davis Freshman guard Josh Davis enters the NIT averaging 3.5 points and 1.9 rebounds per game...he has scored just four points in the last four games, shooting 2-of-11 from the field over that span...davis did have four rebounds in the tourney loss to Cal Poly, his highest total in nine games...scored a career-high 14 points, making all five of his field goals, on January 2 against UC Riverside...The 14-point game was his only double-figure game of the year...had a season-high six rebounds on December 21 at BYU...His total of 21 steals is the sixth-highest freshman total in UCSB history...after producing at least one steal in seven of nine games, Davis has not had a steal in the last seven games. Chrismen Oliver Sophomore guard Chrismen Oliver emerged in league play as UCSB s backup point guard...enters the NIT averaging 1.9 points and 1.6 assists per game...while he was scoreless in the tournament loss to Cal Poly, he did have five points and a teamhigh three assists in the first round game against Pacific...Scored a career-high eight points on December 10 at Cal...Had five assists at Cal and then on March 6 at Cal State Fullerton, his careerhigh...oliver has made nine three-point baskets this year, including two at Cal. B.J. Ward Senior guard B.J. Ward has played sparingly the second half of the season...he enters the game at San Diego State averaging 1.4 points and 0.8 rebounds per game...played a total of one minute in the Big West Tournament...The nine minutes he played in the regular season finale at UC Riverside was his highest total since he played a season-high 15 on December 27 against Nebraska...Scored a season-high seven points against Nebraska. Take Me To Your Leader(s) There is little doubt that UCSB s Big Three of Branduinn Fullove, Mark Hull and Nick Jones are a primary reason for the team s success. Each member of the trio is averaging more than 12 points and 3.5 rebounds per game. Combined, they are averaging 40.4 of the Gauchos 64.6 points per game, 62.5%. They are also averaging a combined 13.1 rebounds per game. At least one member of the Big Three has led UCSB in scoring in 30 out of 31 games. Fullove has led the way 17 times, Hull nine times and Jones four times. As a trio, Fullove, Hull and Jones scored in double-figures in the same game eight times and the Gauchos are 6-2 in those games. The trio has each scored in double-figures in back-to-back games just once this year, doing so on on March 1 against UC Irvine and March 6 at Cal State Fullerton. The Fourth Musketeer? So, if either Fullove, Hull or Jones led the Gauchos in scoring 30 times in 31 games, who was the one other player to accomplish the feat? Freshman guard Cecil Brown, that s who. On February 13, in a game at Pacific, Brown scored a teamhigh 16 points in a UCSB win. Brown steppedup after Fullove suffered a concussion in the opening minute and did not return to the game. The 16-point total was a career-high for Brown. Mark Hull Senior forward Mark Hull was selected First Team All-Big West and Second Team All-District 15 by the National Association of Basketball Coaches...He enters the NIT as UCSB s second-leading scorer at 13.0 points per game and as its leading rebounder at 5.0 per game...hull is the first Gaucho player in 29 years to be selected First Team All-Big West in back-to-back seasons...he has scored ten or more points in each of the last seven games, his longest streak this season...overall this year, Hull has scored in double-figures 24 times in 31 games...he tallied a season-high 23 points in the season-opener against Weber State on November 22 and he has had four games of 20 or more points...ucsb s all-time leader in three-point field goals with 213, Hull did not make a three in the last game against Cal Poly, going 0-for-4...In fact, while he has made at least one three-pointer in 27 of 30 games this year, he has gone without a three three times in the last eight games...hull also enters the NIT with 1,562 career points...he is one of just two UCSB players in history to score 1,500 or more points and he is the school s second all-time leading scorer...also, he has one of three Gaucho double-doubles this season, going for 18 points and 11 rebounds in a January 25 win over Cal Poly...Hull has had six or more rebounds in each of the last three games and five or more 16 times on the year...he is struggling with his shooting lately, making just 9-of-30 in the last three games, 30.0%...If he is in the starting lineup for the game against San Diego State, it would be his 119th consecutive start for his career, a school record...also, one more start would be his 32nd this season, a new school record...with 95 career steals, Hull has passed former Gaucho Brian Shaw and has moved into tenth on the school s all-time list...in two games at the Big West Tournament, he made 12-of-12 free throws, improving his free throw percentage for the season to 80.6%, a high-water mark. Branduinn Fullove Junior guard Branduinn Fullove was selected Big West Player of the Year and First Team All-Big West Conference...Enters the NIT game as UCSB s leading scorer at 15.0 points per game...also averaging 3.7 rebounds and 1.8 assists per outing...after leading the Gauchos with 20 points in the Big West Tournament opener against Pacific, Fullove suffered through his worst game of the year in the second round loss against Cal Poly...Against the Mustangs, he played 33 minutes, missed all eight of his field goal attempts and scored just two points...the two-point effort against Cal Poly ended his streak of double-digit scoring efforts at eight in a row, a season-high...in fact, if you toss-out a February 13 game at Pacific in which he played just 58 seconds because of a concussion, Fullove scored in double-figures 15 straight times before the Big West second round game...he scored a season-high 23 points in a December 3 win over USC...Fullove has scored 20 or more points six times this season, the most by any Gaucho player...in UCSB s Big West Tournament first round win over Pacific, he had four three-point baskets, one short of his career-high...he made a season-high and career-high five three-point baskets in a March 6 win over Cal State Fullerton...In fact, Fullove has made four or more three-point baskets five times this season...including his 0-for-2 three-point performance in the last game against Cal Poly, he has still made 16-of-31, 51.6%, in his last seven games...fullove enters the NIT with 1,162 career points, 12th in UCSB history...also, he has made 138 career three-point baskets, the sixth highest total in school history...he collected his season-high of nine rebounds in the regular season finale at UC Riverside...Fullove is averaging 6.0 rebounds per game in the last five games...he is now shooting 83.7% from the free throw line and entering Wednesday s game, he has made 27 in a row. Nick Jones Junior guard Nick Jones was an Honorable Mention All-Big West choice...he was also chosen as the cowinner of the league s Hustle Award...Enters the game at San Diego State averaging 12.4 points and 4.4 rebounds per game...jones scored a game-high 19 points in UCSB s Big West Tournament loss to Cal Poly, his highest output since scoring 20 points in back-to-back games to open the season...while Jones has scored in double-figures 21 times this season, he has done so just three times in the last seven games...he leads all Gaucho regulars in field goal percentage at 49.6%...In his last last nine games, Jones had made 39-of-68 shots from the field, 57.4%...His 14 field goal attempts in the last game against Cal Poly was his highest total in 20 games...with 19 points in the last game, Jones now has a career total of 965 and needs 35 more to become the 20th player in school history to hit the 1,000 point plateau...he is one of three players to record a double-double for the Gauchos this year, going for 16 points and ten rebounds in a November 30 win over San Francisco...Jones has had five or more rebounds 13 times this year...like Hull, if Jones starts the game at San Diego State, he would set a school record for starts in a season with 32. Jacoby Atako Junior guard Jacoby Atako was chosen the Big West s Defensive Player of the Year by the league s coaches...enters the NIT averaging 4.8 points, 2.1 rebounds and team-highs of 3.1 assists and 1.2 steals per game...scored seven points and had a season-high six rebounds in the Big West Tournament loss to Cal Poly...Atako scored in double-figures three times this year, going for a season-high 11 points at Cal Poly and at home against Cal State Northridge...Passed for a season-high eight assists on November 24 against Centenary...While he leads the team in assists with 95, he has had two or less in five straight games and eight of the last nine...atako leads the team with 38 steals on the year and he has had two or more 11 times...had a season-high four steals on February 20 at Cal Poly...His 92 career steals are three fewer than Mark Hull for tenth on the all-time school list. Bryan Whitehead Junior forward Bryan Whitehead enters the NIT averaging 3.4 points and 4.3 rebounds per game...in his last 12 games he has averaged 6.2 rebounds per game, going for a career-high 11 on February 6 against Utah State and ten more on March 8 at UC Riverside...In fact, in the game at UC Riverside, Whitehead posted the first double-double of his career, scoring a career-high 13...He has had five or more rebounds in three straight games and nine times in the last 12...The 13 points he scored against Riverside was his only double-figure effort this year...he attempted a season-high seven shots in the Big West Tournament loss to Cal Poly...While he is shooting just 57.8% from the free throw line this year, he has made 19 of his last 29, 65.5%. Casey Cook Sophomore forward Casey Cook enters the San Diego State game averaging 5.2 points and 3. rebounds per game...scored four points and had two rebounds in the last game against Cal Poly...Cook has had ten or more points four times, but he has not done so in the last 15 games...in fact, three of his four doublefigure games came in one four-game stretch in mid-january...cook scored a career-high 16 points on November 24 against Centenary...Also had 14 on January 16 against Cal State Northridge...Had a seasonhigh eight rebounds on January 2 against UC Riverside...Cook has had five or more rebounds eight times this year, but not in any of the last four games.

UC Santa Barbara Combined Team Statistics (as of March 17, 2003) All games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES... (18-13) (10-2) (6-6) (2-5) CONFERENCE... (14-4) (8-1) (6-3) (0-0) NON-CONFERENCE... (4-9) (2-1) (0-3) (2-5) ---TOTAL--- ---3-PTS--- ## Player GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 33 Fullove, Branduinn.. 29-28 828 28.6 137-293.468 52-125.416 108-129.837 22 86 108 3.7 62 1 52 54 4 13 434 15.0 30 Hull, Mark... 31-311048 33.8 129-301.429 65-172.378 79-98.806 39 115 154 5.0 53 1 58 51 2 23 402 13.0 03 Jones, Nick... 31-31 845 27.3 132-266.496 46-108.426 75-97.773 41 94 135 4.4 65 1 34 44 1 28 385 12.4 32 Cook, Casey... 31-22 631 20.4 55-122.451 2-4.500 49-67.731 31 78 109 3.5 82 3 13 42 3 13 161 5.2 01 Brown, Cecil... 31-3 495 16.0 54-138.391 22-64.344 31-45.689 18 41 59 1.9 31 1 32 33 2 14 161 5.2 05 Atako, Jacoby... 31-30 782 25.2 51-136.375 11-48.229 37-52.712 5 59 64 2.1 75 1 95 57 1 38 150 4.8 02 Davis, Josh... 31-1 467 15.1 39-92.424 4-14.286 25-32.781 19 39 58 1.9 65 0 25 34 2 21 107 3.5 50 Whitehead, Bryan... 31-9 571 18.4 39-82.476 0-0.000 26-45.578 62 70 132 4.3 68 0 22 23 14 13 104 3.4 15 Oliver, Chrismen... 30-0 332 11.1 20-51.392 9-22.409 9-18.500 1 18 19 0.6 21 0 49 27 1 12 58 1.9 35 Ward, B.J... 26-0 152 5.8 12-24.500 2-8.250 10-18.556 6 15 21 0.8 22 0 16 15 0 5 36 1.4 42 Wheeler, Derek... 16-0 25 1.6 1-2.500 0-0.000 1-2.500 0 2 2 0.1 6 0 0 2 0 0 3 0.2 51 Rainey, Scott... 17-0 49 2.9 1-6.167 0-0.000 1-6.167 4 7 11 0.6 11 0 1 1 0 0 3 0.2 TEAM... 33 49 82 2.8 0 1 Total... 31 6225 670-1513.443 213-565.377 451-609.741 281 673 954 30.8 561 8 397 384 30 180 2004 64.6 Opponents... 31 6225 627-1532.409 181-565.320 429-586.732 314 657 971 31.3 579-320 419 87 133 1864 60.1 TEAM STATISTICS UCSB OPP DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATTEND --------------------------------------------------- ------------ -------------------- --- ----- ------ SCORING... 2004 1864 11/22/02 vs Weber State L 82-91 2000 Points per game... 64.6 60.1 11/23/02 vs Jacksonville State L 66-73 1948 Scoring margin... +4.5-11/24/02 vs Centenary W 84-69 1137 FIELD GOALS-ATT... 670-1513 627-1532 11/30/02 USF W 70-47 1352 Field goal pct....443.409 12/3/02 USC W 69-53 4490 3 POINT FG-ATT... 213-565 181-565 12/7/02 at Pepperdine L 68-72 2266 3-point FG pct....377.320 12/10/02 at California L 60-67 10167 3-pt FG made per game.. 6.9 5.8 12/21/02 at BYU L 56-69 12259 FREE THROWS-ATT... 451-609 429-586 12/27/02 vs Nebraska L 57-60 4500 Free throw pct....741.732 12/28/02 vs Bucknell L 60-67 2400 REBOUNDS... 954 971 *1/2/03 UC RIVERSIDE W 65-49 1015 Rebounds per game... 30.8 31.3 *1/4/03 CAL STATE FULLERTON LOT 55-57 1139 Rebounding margin... -0.5 - *1/9/03 at University of Idaho W 62-53 971 ASSISTS... 397 320 *1/11/03 at Utah State L 59-75 9669 Assists per game... 12.8 10.3 *1/16/03 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE W 77-59 1954 TURNOVERS... 384 419 *1/18/03 PACIFIC W 67-52 2772 Turnovers per game... 12.4 13.5 *1/25/03 CAL POLY W 70-61 3804 Turnover margin... +1.1 - *1/30/03 at UC Irvine W 70-54 2570 Assist/turnover ratio.. 1.0 0.8 *2/1/03 at Long Beach State L 67-68 2248 STEALS... 180 133 *2/6/03 UTAH STATE W 62-50 2971 Steals per game... 5.8 4.3 *2/8/03 UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO W 52-44 2311 BLOCKS... 30 87 *2/13/03 at Pacific W 62-52 3380 Blocks per game... 1.0 2.8 *2/15/03 at Cal State Northridge W 67-58 1582 WINNING STREAK... 0 - *2/20/03 at Cal Poly L 63-66 3032 Home win streak... 2-2/22/03 DETROIT L 59-75 3327 ATTENDANCE... 32879 63929 *2/27/03 LONG BEACH STATE W 70-46 2730 Home games-avg/game... 12-2740 12-4197 *3/1/03 UC IRVINE W 67-51 5014 Neutral site-avg/game.. - 7-1938 *3/6/03 at Cal State Fullerton W 63-60 906 *3/8/03 at UC Riverside W 70-55 1311 SCORE BY PERIODS: 1st 2nd OT Total 3/13/03 vs Pacific W 53-44 1583 ------------------------------ ---- ---- ---- ---- 3/14/03 vs Cal Poly L 52-67 - UC Santa Barbara... 990 1008 6-2004 Opponents... 861 995 8-1864

UC Santa Barbara Season Box Score (as of March 17, 2003) Conference Games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES... (14-4) (8-1) (6-3) (0-0) ---TOTAL--- ---3-PTS--- ## Player GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 33 Fullove, Branduinn.. 16-15 445 27.8 75-158.475 23-63.365 63-73.863 13 59 72 4.5 29 0 27 27 1 9 236 14.8 30 Hull, Mark... 18-18 598 33.2 68-162.420 35-97.361 56-68.824 24 62 86 4.8 30 0 32 27 2 14 227 12.6 03 Jones, Nick... 18-18 485 26.9 71-139.511 23-58.397 46-56.821 16 47 63 3.5 34 0 19 24 1 20 211 11.7 32 Cook, Casey... 18-18 392 21.8 32-70.457 1-1 1.000 39-49.796 21 53 74 4.1 43 0 9 25 0 5 104 5.8 01 Brown, Cecil... 18-2 304 16.9 35-88.398 11-35.314 17-25.680 12 28 40 2.2 17 0 19 18 1 7 98 5.4 05 Atako, Jacoby... 18-18 473 26.3 32-78.410 6-25.240 25-34.735 3 30 33 1.8 37 0 56 31 1 23 95 5.3 02 Davis, Josh... 18-1 302 16.8 26-62.419 4-10.400 17-23.739 10 28 38 2.1 31 0 13 21 1 17 73 4.1 50 Whitehead, Bryan... 18-0 310 17.2 24-48.500 0-0.000 15-25.600 38 44 82 4.6 35 0 9 10 5 12 63 3.5 15 Oliver, Chrismen... 18-0 222 12.3 14-35.400 6-14.429 7-14.500 1 13 14 0.8 10 0 30 16 1 10 41 2.3 35 Ward, B.J... 14-0 54 3.9 4-11.364 1-4.250 5-11.455 2 5 7 0.5 10 0 7 4 0 2 14 1.0 51 Rainey, Scott... 10-0 23 2.3 1-2.500 0-0.000 1-5.200 1 4 5 0.5 5 0 0 0 0 0 3 0.3 42 Wheeler, Derek... 10-0 17 1.7 1-2.500 0-0.000 1-2.500 0 2 2 0.2 5 0 0 2 0 0 3 0.3 TEAM... 18 24 42 2.6 0 1 Total... 18 3625 383-855.448 110-307.358 292-385.758 159 399 558 31.0 286 0 221 206 13 119 1168 64.9 Opponents... 18 3625 357-897.398 105-335.313 191-283.675 191 376 567 31.5 340-199 245 42 76 1010 56.1 UC Santa Barbara Game-by-Game Points-Rebounds-Assists (as of March 17, 2003) <lpi8> 01 02 03 05 15 30 32 33 35 Opponent Date Score WL BROWN,CEC DAVIS,JOS JONES,NIC ATAKO,JAC OLIVER,CH HULL,MARK COOK,CASE FULLOVE,B WARD,BJ -------- ---- ----- -- --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- vs Weber State 11/22/02 82-91 L 12-1- 1 6-1- 2 20-7- 1 0-1- 2 0-0- 1 23-8- 4 4-1- 0 9-2- 6 2-0- 1 vs Jacksonville State 11/23/02 66-73 L 0-0- 0 4-1- 0 20-7- 1 8-2- 4 0-0- 0 10-7- 2 5-2- 0 16-2- 0 2-2- 2 vs Centenary 11/24/02 84-69 W 8-1- 1 4-0- 1 10-1- 1 0-0- 8 2-1- 2 11-2- 1 16-2- 0 22-3- 2 6-1- 0 USF 11/30/02 70-47 W 2-4- 2 4-2- 2 16-10- 3 8-5- 3 2-0- 0 9-6- 2 4-4- 0 19-3- 3 0-5- 1 USC 12/3/02 69-53 W 5-4- 0 0-0- 0 15-9- 1 4-2- 5 0-0- 1 17-9- 6 5-5- 0 23-7- 3 0-1- 0 at Pepperdine 12/7/02 68-72 L 13-2- 2 0-1- 0 17-9- 1 6-3- 3 0-0- 3 18-1- 0 6-3- 0 4-1- 0 0-1- 2 at California 12/10/02 60-67 L 0-0- 2 2-0- 2 13-4- 1 2-2- 5 8-1- 5 12-4- 2 2-3- 0 15-3- 2 2-0- 0 at BYU 12/21/02 56-69 L 5-1- 0 2-6- 1 15-7- 1 5-1- 2 0-1- 0 4-3- 2 2-4- 1 17-3- 0 3-0- 0 vs Nebraska 12/27/02 57-60 L 0-0- 2 2-2- 1 7-3- 2 10-3- 0 DNP 13-7- 1 0-1- 0 18-2- 3 7-2- 2 vs Bucknell 12/28/02 60-67 L 5-1- 2 4-1- 1 7-4- 2 2-1- 2 0-0- 2 20-5- 2 2-4- 1 18-1- 3 0-1- 1 UC RIVERSIDE 1/2/03 65-49 W 8-1- 0 14-2- 3 13-4- 0 0-1- 2 3-3- 5 16-7- 5 8-8- 0 DNP 0-1- 0 CAL STATE FULLERTON 1/4/03 55-57 OL 7-2- 6 0-2- 0 16-6- 2 6-1- 4 1-0- 1 21-7- 1 3-3- 0 DNP 0-0- 0 at University of Idaho 1/9/03 62-53 W 0-0- 0 2-3- 0 11-5- 2 5-3- 3 1-0- 3 21-4- 4 10-5- 0 12-2- 1 0-0- 0 at Utah State 1/11/03 59-75 L 3-0- 2 3-4- 1 11-6- 2 3-1- 1 6-1- 1 15-3- 0 4-2- 1 7-2- 0 0-1- 1 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE 1/16/03 77-59 W 11-2- 0 1-3- 0 5-3- 1 11-3- 7 0-1- 0 16-2- 2 14-7- 0 15-7- 1 0-0- 0 PACIFIC 1/18/03 67-52 W 8-6- 1 6-2- 0 14-5- 0 2-1- 5 1-2- 1 8-3- 1 10-3- 0 17-8- 1 0-0- 0 CAL POLY 1/25/03 70-61 W 7-2- 2 2-1- 1 9-4- 0 4-3- 2 2-0- 3 18-11- 3 8-3- 0 16-7- 4 0-0- 0 at UC Irvine 1/30/03 70-54 W 8-5- 1 6-3- 1 13-2- 2 9-1- 6 0-1- 0 8-5- 0 0-5- 2 22-0- 0 0-0- 0 at Long Beach State 2/1/03 67-68 L 0-3- 0 3-1- 0 16-4- 2 6-1- 3 0-0- 0 10-5- 1 2-4- 0 20-3- 3 2-2- 0 UTAH STATE 2/6/03 62-50 W 0-0- 1 8-1- 1 6-2- 2 4-4- 3 2-0- 4 13-3- 3 2-5- 1 21-3- 1 DNP UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO 2/8/03 52-44 W 5-0- 1 0-1- 0 8-0- 1 7-5- 2 5-1- 0 7-6- 3 5-3- 0 13-6- 2 0-0- 0 at Pacific 2/13/03 62-52 W 16-5- 0 7-5- 3 15-8- 1 2-1- 3 5-1- 1 5-4- 2 8-2- 1 0-0- 0 2-1- 1 at Cal State Northridge2/15/03 67-58 W 5-1- 0 3-3- 1 11-0- 2 7-3- 2 0-1- 4 13-5- 1 6-4- 0 19-6- 2 DNP at Cal Poly 2/20/03 63-66 L 0-4- 1 6-1- 0 18-1- 0 11-1- 2 3-1- 1 8-4- 2 4-2- 1 11-3- 1 DNP DETROIT 2/22/03 59-75 L 10-2- 1 4-1- 1 9-1- 0 3-3- 2 0-0- 1 12-3- 2 4-1- 1 15-1- 0 0-1- 0 LONG BEACH STATE 2/27/03 70-46 W 7-2- 0 6-3- 2 8-4- 1 7-1- 5 2-1- 1 10-4- 1 7-6- 1 11-4- 4 5-2- 1 UC IRVINE 3/1/03 67-51 W 5-3- 0 4-1- 0 16-6- 1 4-2- 2 3-1- 0 13-3- 1 3-6- 0 15-8- 6 2-0- 2 at Cal State Fullerton 3/6/03 63-60 W 6-3- 0 0-1- 0 15-1- 0 1-0- 2 6-0- 5 10-4- 2 6-3- 2 19-4- 0 DNP at UC Riverside 3/8/03 70-55 W 2-1- 4 2-1- 0 6-2- 0 6-1- 2 1-0- 0 15-6- 0 4-3- 0 18-9- 1 3-0- 2 vs Pacific 3/13/03 53-44 W 3-2- 0 0-1- 1 6-7- 1 0-2- 1 5-2- 3 12-7- 0 3-3- 0 20-6- 2 DNP vs Cal Poly 3/14/03 52-67 L 0-1- 0 2-4- 0 19-3- 0 7-6- 2 0-0- 1 14-6- 2 4-2- 1 2-2- 1 0-0- 0 42 50 51 Opponent Date Score WL WHEELER,D WHITEHEAD RAINEY,SC -------- ---- ----- -- --------- --------- --------- vs Weber State 11/22/02 82-91 L DNP 6-2- 0 DNP vs Jacksonville State 11/23/02 66-73 L DNP 1-2- 0 DNP vs Centenary 11/24/02 84-69 W 0-0- 0 5-5- 1 0-0- 0 USF 11/30/02 70-47 W 0-0- 0 6-5- 3 0-1- 1 USC 12/3/02 69-53 W 0-0- 0 0-2- 1 0-0- 0 at Pepperdine 12/7/02 68-72 L DNP 4-3- 2 0-2- 0 at California 12/10/02 60-67 L 0-0- 0 4-4- 0 0-0- 0 at BYU 12/21/02 56-69 L DNP 3-3- 1 0-0- 0 vs Nebraska 12/27/02 57-60 L DNP 0-4- 1 DNP vs Bucknell 12/28/02 60-67 L DNP 2-2- 1 0-3- 0 UC RIVERSIDE 1/2/03 65-49 W DNP 3-6- 1 DNP CAL STATE FULLERTON 1/4/03 55-57 OL DNP 1-3- 0 0-0- 0 at University of Idaho 1/9/03 62-53 W 0-0- 0 0-3- 0 0-2- 0 at Utah State 1/11/03 59-75 L 0-0- 0 5-4- 0 2-0- 0 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE 1/16/03 77-59 W 1-0- 0 3-0- 0 0-0- 0 PACIFIC 1/18/03 67-52 W 0-0- 0 0-2- 0 1-2- 0 CAL POLY 1/25/03 70-61 W DNP 4-2- 0 DNP at UC Irvine 1/30/03 70-54 W 0-0- 0 4-3- 0 0-0- 0 at Long Beach State 2/1/03 67-68 L DNP 8-3- 0 DNP UTAH STATE 2/6/03 62-50 W DNP 6-11- 1 DNP UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO 2/8/03 52-44 W 0-0- 0 2-7- 0 0-0- 0 at Pacific 2/13/03 62-52 W 0-0- 0 2-6- 1 DNP at Cal State Northridge2/15/03 67-58 W DNP 3-5- 0 DNP at Cal Poly 2/20/03 63-66 L DNP 2-4- 0 0-0- 0 DETROIT 2/22/03 59-75 L 0-0- 0 2-5- 1 DNP LONG BEACH STATE 2/27/03 70-46 W 0-1- 0 7-7- 3 0-1- 0 UC IRVINE 3/1/03 67-51 W 2-0- 0 0-2- 0 0-0- 0 at Cal State Fullerton 3/6/03 63-60 W DNP 0-4- 2 DNP at UC Riverside 3/8/03 70-55 W 0-1- 0 13-10- 1 DNP vs Pacific 3/13/03 53-44 W DNP 4-5- 2 DNP vs Cal Poly 3/14/03 52-67 L 0-0- 0 4-8- 0 DNP

UC Santa Barbara/Opponents Game-by-Game (as of March 17, 2003) All games TEAM STATISTICS ---TOTAL--- --3-PTRS-- Opponent Date Score W/L FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF A TO Blk Stl Pts---Avg vs Weber State 11/22/02 82-91 L 29-54.537 9-23.391 15-28.536 8 19 27 27.0 21 18 12 0 3 82 82.0 vs Jacksonville State 11/23/02 66-73 L 22-49.449 9-18.500 13-19.684 7 22 29 28.0 24 9 11 1 5 66 74.0 vs Centenary 11/24/02 84-69 W 27-42.643 9-12.750 21-23.913 7 13 20 25.3 24 17 18 4 5 84 77.3 USF 11/30/02 70-47 W 30-61.492 3-11.273 7-12.583 16 30 46 30.5 16 20 9 3 7 70 75.5 USC 12/3/02 69-53 W 24-53.453 9-19.474 12-16.750 13 28 41 32.6 16 17 18 2 3 69 74.2 at Pepperdine 12/7/02 68-72 L 25-51.490 10-23.435 8-13.615 8 25 33 32.7 30 13 23 3 5 68 73.2 at California 12/10/02 60-67 L 24-50.480 11-26.423 1-2.500 5 17 22 31.1 25 19 15 1 4 60 71.3 at BYU 12/21/02 56-69 L 19-52.365 6-23.261 12-17.706 11 20 31 31.1 24 8 17 0 4 56 69.4 vs Nebraska 12/27/02 57-60 L 20-53.377 7-20.350 10-15.667 11 19 30 31.0 17 12 12 1 3 57 68.0 vs Bucknell 12/28/02 60-67 L 21-46.457 10-21.476 8-13.615 6 20 26 30.5 26 17 17 1 7 60 67.2 UC RIVERSIDE 1/2/03 65-49 W 25-53.472 6-22.273 9-13.692 12 23 35 30.9 15 16 15 0 7 65 67.0 CAL STATE FULLERTON 1/4/03 55-57 Lot 19-44.432 10-19.526 7-13.538 7 18 25 30.4 16 14 12 0 4 55 66.0 at University of Idah 1/9/03 62-53 W 24-49.490 4-12.333 10-14.714 8 23 31 30.5 17 13 7 1 5 62 65.7 at Utah State 1/11/03 59-75 L 18-52.346 6-25.240 17-23.739 11 15 26 30.1 16 9 9 1 6 59 65.2 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE 1/16/03 77-59 W 23-42.548 5-17.294 26-35.743 9 21 30 30.1 22 11 16 0 6 77 66.0 PACIFIC 1/18/03 67-52 W 18-43.419 9-23.391 22-29.759 9 28 37 30.6 13 9 15 0 7 67 66.1 CAL POLY 1/25/03 70-61 W 19-45.422 7-15.467 25-29.862 5 28 33 30.7 16 15 13 0 9 70 66.3 at UC Irvine 1/30/03 70-54 W 25-51.490 8-15.533 12-19.632 11 18 29 30.6 16 12 12 0 7 70 66.5 at Long Beach State 2/1/03 67-68 L 20-52.385 4-18.222 23-35.657 12 16 28 30.5 20 9 6 0 11 67 66.5 UTAH STATE 2/6/03 62-50 W 24-52.462 7-16.438 7-9.778 10 20 30 30.5 9 17 8 1 7 62 66.3 UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO 2/8/03 52-44 W 15-46.326 4-20.200 18-19.947 10 19 29 30.4 11 9 9 3 7 52 65.6 at Pacific 2/13/03 62-52 W 20-50.400 6-18.333 16-21.762 8 30 38 30.7 13 13 12 2 8 62 65.5 at Cal State Northrid 2/15/03 67-58 W 21-44.477 3-12.250 22-30.733 6 26 32 30.8 17 12 9 0 7 67 65.5 at Cal Poly 2/20/03 63-66 L 21-48.438 5-15.333 16-16 1.000 8 16 24 30.5 17 8 13 2 10 63 65.4 DETROIT 2/22/03 59-75 L 15-44.341 9-23.391 20-26.769 8 14 22 30.2 17 9 10 0 7 59 65.2 LONG BEACH STATE 2/27/03 70-46 W 27-54.500 6-18.333 10-12.833 13 24 37 30.4 16 19 9 0 5 70 65.3 UC IRVINE 3/1/03 67-51 W 25-51.490 7-15.467 10-14.714 7 28 35 30.6 16 12 12 2 5 67 65.4 at Cal State Fullerto 3/6/03 63-60 W 20-40.500 8-16.500 15-20.750 6 19 25 30.4 17 13 15 0 4 63 65.3 at UC Riverside 3/8/03 70-55 W 19-39.487 5-11.455 27-34.794 7 27 34 30.5 19 10 14 1 4 70 65.5 vs Pacific 3/13/03 53-44 W 13-50.260 8-25.320 19-22.864 12 25 37 30.7 15 10 9 0 7 53 65.1 vs Cal Poly 3/14/03 52-67 L 18-53.340 3-14.214 13-18.722 10 22 32 30.8 20 7 7 1 1 52 64.6 UC Santa Barbara 2004 670-1513.443 213-565.377 451-609.741 281 673 954 30.8 561 397 384 30 180 2004 64.6 Opponents 1864 627-1532.409 181-565.320 429-586.732 314 657 971 31.3 579 320 419 87 133 1864 60.1 OPPONENT STATISTICS ---TOTAL--- --3-PTRS-- Opponent Date Score W/L FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF A TO Blk Stl Pts---Avg vs Weber State 11/22/02 82-91 L 32-54.593 9-16.562 18-21.857 4 25 29 29.0 21 8 11 1 4 91 91.0 vs Jacksonville State 11/23/02 66-73 L 21-49.429 8-16.500 23-31.742 11 22 33 31.0 18 11 13 4 1 73 82.0 vs Centenary 11/24/02 84-69 W 20-41.488 2-5.400 27-35.771 12 9 21 27.7 21 4 17 5 7 69 77.7 USF 11/30/02 70-47 W 17-58.293 3-26.115 10-11.909 12 19 31 28.5 18 6 11 5 5 47 70.0 USC 12/3/02 69-53 W 19-58.328 7-21.333 8-13.615 14 19 33 29.4 19 8 17 3 6 53 66.6 at Pepperdine 12/7/02 68-72 L 23-60.383 5-20.250 21-27.778 18 21 39 31.0 18 11 17 3 4 72 67.5 at California 12/10/02 60-67 L 18-42.429 9-18.500 22-30.733 9 19 28 30.6 9 11 14 2 6 67 67.4 at BYU 12/21/02 56-69 L 20-42.476 6-20.300 23-27.852 4 25 29 30.4 21 14 13 5 3 69 67.6 vs Nebraska 12/27/02 57-60 L 23-51.451 5-16.312 9-15.600 11 24 35 30.9 18 18 15 6 6 60 66.8 vs Bucknell 12/28/02 60-67 L 17-41.415 9-21.429 24-29.828 5 22 27 30.5 16 12 14 2 3 67 66.8 UC RIVERSIDE 1/2/03 65-49 W 17-49.347 6-17.353 9-12.750 11 19 30 30.5 14 9 19 0 6 49 65.2 CAL STATE FULLERTON 1/4/03 55-57 Lot 20-45.444 5-9.556 12-17.706 11 22 33 30.7 16 14 14 2 3 57 64.5 at University of Idah 1/9/03 62-53 W 18-48.375 6-23.261 11-15.733 10 19 29 30.5 15 15 9 4 2 53 63.6 at Utah State 1/11/03 59-75 L 27-52.519 6-19.316 15-18.833 12 27 39 31.1 18 19 12 1 3 75 64.4 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE 1/16/03 77-59 W 20-56.357 8-27.296 11-16.688 17 17 34 31.3 28 12 18 2 4 59 64.1 PACIFIC 1/18/03 67-52 W 21-50.420 6-16.375 4-7.571 3 18 21 30.7 21 4 14 1 4 52 63.3 CAL POLY 1/25/03 70-61 W 20-56.357 9-30.300 12-17.706 11 25 36 31.0 23 10 15 4 3 61 63.2 at UC Irvine 1/30/03 70-54 W 15-41.366 9-19.474 15-20.750 10 19 29 30.9 19 12 19 3 5 54 62.7 at Long Beach State 2/1/03 67-68 L 21-41.512 7-18.389 19-25.760 7 26 33 31.0 24 13 17 1 1 68 62.9 UTAH STATE 2/6/03 62-50 W 20-48.417 4-9.444 6-11.545 10 21 31 31.0 12 9 13 2 6 50 62.3 UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO 2/8/03 52-44 W 17-43.395 3-12.250 7-7 1.000 7 22 29 30.9 18 10 13 0 2 44 61.4 at Pacific 2/13/03 62-52 W 23-65.354 4-23.174 2-4.500 14 26 40 31.3 18 6 12 5 6 52 61.0 at Cal State Northrid 2/15/03 67-58 W 22-59.373 5-23.217 9-18.500 17 22 39 31.7 25 10 11 3 4 58 60.9 at Cal Poly 2/20/03 63-66 L 23-41.561 9-17.529 11-19.579 5 19 24 31.3 16 16 17 3 7 66 61.1 DETROIT 2/22/03 59-75 L 27-45.600 6-14.429 15-21.714 7 25 32 31.4 21 6 14 3 5 75 61.6 LONG BEACH STATE 2/27/03 70-46 W 17-45.378 5-17.294 7-14.500 6 15 21 31.0 11 9 9 2 3 46 61.0 UC IRVINE 3/1/03 67-51 W 17-57.298 6-26.231 11-19.579 15 24 39 31.3 20 9 13 3 4 51 60.7 at Cal State Fullerto 3/6/03 63-60 W 22-50.440 4-13.308 12-21.571 14 17 31 31.2 19 9 11 4 8 60 60.6 at UC Riverside 3/8/03 70-55 W 17-51.333 3-17.176 18-23.783 11 18 29 31.2 23 13 9 2 5 55 60.4 vs Pacific 3/13/03 53-44 W 15-46.326 1-16.062 13-15.867 8 23 31 31.2 20 2 12 2 3 44 59.9 vs Cal Poly 3/14/03 52-67 L 18-48.375 6-21.286 25-28.893 8 28 36 31.3 19 10 6 4 4 67 60.1 Opponents 1864 627-1532.409 181-565.320 429-586.732 314 657 971 31.3 579 320 419 87 133 1864 60.1 UC Santa Barbara 2004 670-1513.443 213-565.377 451-609.741 281 673 954 30.8 561 397 384 30 180 2004 64.6