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Career Game #320 Dec 19, 2009: #7 UCLA (9-1) @ West Virginia (5-5) Scouting Report Offense: normal pace, balanced, motionDefense: m2m, rarely pressKey Players: So PG Todd Hayes 10.8 ppgNotes: Below average perimeter defense, allowing opponents to shoot 41.4% 3PT 1st Half Both teams not shooting well. It was just in the last 5 mins where we made a string to baskets to establish our lead. We need to score more on the paint, or in transition, to generate more offense in the 2nd half Halftime: Up 37-31 Key stat(s) FG: UCLA 45%, WVA 39%Key Players UCLA: SG Jim McFadden 10 pts, 3 rebs, 2 3s 2nd Half We tightened up our interior defense. WVA not able to consistently make their outside shots 10:07, Up 57-40 We protected our lead the rest of the way. A small rally by WVA in the end, but it was too late for them Final Score: UCLA - 74, West Virginia - 64 Box Scores McFadden 25, 7, 3, 3 stls, 5 3s (*)Cleveland 9, 4, 0, 3 3sBlevins 8, 5, 1Milton 7, 1, 0Dixon 6, 6, 4Shehan 6, 3, 0Brunson 4, 0, 3, 4 tosMcAfee 2, 6, 1Condill 2, 2, 0Roberts 2, 2, 0Irvin 2, 1, 1Davenport 1, 4, 1, 3 tos Team Stats FG: 44-34% Rebs: +8 TOs: +4 Pts in paint: +4 2nd chance: -1 Fast break: -5 Post game observations (+): We played good defense, and more importantly, controlled the defensive boards(-):

Career Game #319 Dec 12, 2009: Connecticut (2-6) @ #7 UCLA (8-1) Scouting Report Offense: normal pace, balanced, 5 outDefense: 1-3-1, rarely pressKey Players: Sr SG Lamoni Walter 11.5 ppgNotes: CONN shooting just 41% FG 1st Half A combination of offensive rebounding, winning loose balls, and minimizing turnovers gave us almost a 2:1 ratio advantage in FG attempts Halftime: Up 44-32 Key stat(s) 3PT: UCLA 5-11, CONN 2-7TOs: UCLA 4, CONN 9Key Players UCLA: C Chris Condill 8 pts, 5 rebs 2nd Half Started the 2nd half with a 19-4 run. Our lead went up as high as 31. We played mostly our reserves until the end, and the our home crowd encouraging them to reach the century mark. And we did it on the last minute Final Score: Connecticut - 72, UCLA - 101 Box Scores Condill 18, 7, 3, 9-12 FG (*)McFadden 14, 4, 0, 2 3sBlevins 12, 4, 0, 6-8 FGCleveland 10, 3, 2, 2 3sMcAfee 9, 5, 2Dixon 8, 1, 3, 2 3sBrunson 7, 1, 2Milton 6, 2, 2, 2 3sDavenport 5, 2, 3Williams 5, 1, 1Holiway 5, 0, 2Shehan 2, 2, 3Irvin 0, 2, 0 Team Stats FG: 55-49% Rebs: +11 TOs: -9 Pts in paint: +26 2nd chance: +5 Fast break: -2 Post game observations (+): This is the result when our big men make significant contributions to our offense - an explosive scoring machine. Total of 48 points in the paint, to complement our 12-21 3PT (57%) shooting

Career Game #318 Dec 8, 2009: Georgia (1-6) @ #7 UCLA (7-1) Scouting Report Offense: fast pace, inside, motionDefense: m2m, presses on occasionKey Players: So PG Antonio Stevens 11.3 ppg, 3.0 apgNotes: GA on a 6-game losing skid, giving up almost 78 opp ppg in that spabn 1st Half We took advantage of GA's weak defense, esp in stopping penetrations Halftime: Up 51-31 Key stat(s) FG: UCLA 50%, GA 39%TOs: UCLA 6, GA 13Key Players UCLA: SG Jim McFadden 11 pts, 2 asts 2nd Half We encountered minimal resistance from GA in the 2nd half. Our reserves got of plenty of playing today, and they rewarded us with 61 pts off the bench Final Score: Georgia - 65, UCLA - 88 Box Scores Blevins 20, 4, 0 (*)McFadden 16, 3, 2, 2 3sMilton 13, 4, 0Cleveland 12, 7, 1McAfee 8, 4, 1Brunson 4, 3, 8, 5 tosCondill 3, 7, 1Shehan 3, 2, 1Dixon 3, 1, 1Davenport 2, 3, 1, 3 stlsWilliams 2, 1, 0Irvin 2, 0, 0Holliway 0, 0, 2 Team Stats FG: 50-41% Rebs: +7 TOs: -6 Pts in paint: +16 2nd chance: Even Fast break: +6 Post game observations (+): I was pleased with the aggressiveness shown today in attacking the hoop, instead of settling for jump shots; total of 48 pts in the paint(-):

Career Game #317 Dec 5, 2009: #7 UCLA (6-1) @ Baylor (5-1) Scouting Report Offense: fast pace, balanced, princetonDefense: m2m, rarely pressKey Players: Jr C Nick Flowers 13.8 ppg, 7.0 rogNotes: BAY averaging a decent 71 ppg 1st Half It took a while before our defense finally kicked in, and turned our 8 pt deficit into a comfortable lead at the break. We were making our outside shots. But we still remember what happened in our last game, where we let a 24 pt lead slipped away. Halftime: Up 49-33 Key stat(s) 3PT: UCLA 7-15, BAY 3-4TOs: UCLA 5, BAY 13Key Players UCLA: SG Jim McFadden 16 pts, 3 3s 2nd Half We immediately increased the lead to 22. BAY building some momentum, and reduced our lead to 12. But we were able to recover, and not let BAY get closer 11:51, Up 69-48 I put in my bench warmers with 4 mins remaining, as they were no signs of another BAY rally. Better killer instinct shown today Final Score: UCLA - 93, Baylor - 64 Box Scores McFadden 24, 1, 2, 4 s (*)Cleveland 19, 5, 1, 6 3sBlevins 18, 6, 1, 7-7 FGDavenport 8, 2, 3, 2 3sMilton 7, 2, 1Condill 6, 2, 0Brunson 4, 1, 6Williams 3, 0, 0McAfee 2, 4, 1Dixon 2, 2, 6Shehan 0, 3, 1Holliway 0, 0, 1Irvin 0, 0, 0Roberts 0, 0, 0 Team Stats FG: 52-44% Rebs: +1 TOs: -9 Pts in paint: +12 2nd chance: +5 Fast break: +5 Post game observations (+): One of our better shooting games so far this season; 14-30 3PT (47%), 13-15 Ft (87%)(-):

Career Game #316 Dec 1, 2009: Maryland (1-3) @ #5 UCLA (6-1) Scouting Report Offense: fast pace, balanced, shuffleDefense: m2m, rarely pressKey Players: Sr SG Matt Williams 12.5 ppg, 5.5 rpg, 3.3 apgNotes: MD averaging just 58 ppg on their 3 losses 1st Half We gave MD all sorts of trouble on their offense. But we still have to be careful as MD chopped off a good portion of our lead which went as high as 24. Our bench a big contributor on offense in the 1st half Halftime: Up 42-28 Key stat(s) FG: UCLA 50%, MD 26%Bench: UCLA 19, MD 5Key Players UCLA: SG Jim McFadden 13 pts, 7 rebsMD: SG Matt Williams 15 pts, 3 3s 2nd Half MD with a 11-0 run to start the 2nd half, as it took us more than 7 mins to finally socre 11:32, Up 46-44 Unbelievable turn of events. We were leading by 24 i the 1st half; we found ourselves trailing by 6 just a while ago. We are in the penalty 6:54, Down 53-55 SG Tre Cleveland got us back the lead with a 3. MD with back-to-back turnovers 4:40, Up 56-55 We made 2 more stops, and 2 more FGs. MD forced to call a timeout 3:34, Up 60-55 MD made 2 FTs. Up 3. A bad pass by SG Jim McFadden and MD scores on the break. Up 1. PG Emeka Dixon takes a hurried 3. Missed. MD with the ball. MD also missed. Timeout 2:22, Up 60-59 We need to score here. We went to C Mel McAfee down low. McAfee was fouled on his attempt. McAfee will shoot 2. Missed both! MD with the rebound. MD missing a corner 3. Another chance to increase our lead. SG Jim McFadden wants the ball, gets the pass, drives hard, and scores on a floater! Up 3. MD's SG Matt Williams, with a game-high 25 pts, fires up a 3. Missed. We get the rebound. McAfee gets fouled again while shooting. McAfee, who missed 2 FTs earlier, will head back to the line. Missed both again! But McFadden was there for the offensive board. Timeout 0:59, Up 62-59 We move the ball around, until we find the open man. SG Tre Cleveland hits a dagger 3! Timeout MD 0:35, Up 65-59 Game not yet over, as MD answers back with a quick 3. Timeout 0:21, Up 65-62 MD fouled twice to get into penalty. SG Tre Cleveland goes to the line for a 1-and-1. Cleveland knocks both. Up 5. MD missed a 3. Game over. We survived what could have been a monumental collapse Final Score: Maryland - 62, UCLA - 67 Box Scores McFadden 19, 9, 1, 3 stls, 3 tos (*)Cleveland 17, 4, 2, 2 3sMcAfee 6, 9, 0Dixon 6, 1, 3, 3 tosCondill 4, 10, 0Davenport 4, 3, 1Milton 4, 0, 0Brunson 3, 2, 3Blevins 2, 2, 0Irvin 2, 0, 2Shehan 0, 4, 0 Team Stats FG: 43-34% Rebs: +9 TOs: +1 Pts in paint: +2 2nd chance: -4 Fast break: -4 Post game observations (+): Nothing positive, after we let a 24 pt slipped away. It took clutch shots from backup SG Tre Cleveland to save us in this game(-): We need to do a better job protecting leads

Career Game #315 Nov 28, 2009: #4 Syracuse (4-1) @ #5 UCLA (5-1) Scouting Report Offense: fast pace, balanced, shuffleDefense: 1-3-1, presses on occasionKey Players: Fr PF Andy Howard 18.8 ppg, 9.8 rpg, 4.2 spg, 2.4 bpgNotes: SYR are the defending NCAA champs. 1st Half Our offense was running like a well-oiled machine in the 1st half, not only from the perimeter, but also on transition. SYR took advantage of our penalty to keep themselves within striking distance Halftime: Up 45-34 Key stat(s) FG: UCLA 69%, SYR 50%Fast break: UCLA 15, SYR 6Key Players UCLA: SG Jim McFadden 12 pts, 2 3sSYR: PF Andy Howard 11 pts, 2 rebs 2nd Half SYR immediately getting back to the game with 7-0 run to start the 2nd half. SG Jim McFadden trying his best to keep us in a safe distance, and has scored 11 of our 17 pts in the 2nd half so far 11:25, Up 62-52 Both teams having trouble keeping the ball, combining for 33 turnovers already. PG Jon Brunson has come up big today, hitting 2 jump shots earlier. Brunson with 15 pts (7-8 FG) off the bench 7:24, Up 66-57 We've come up with a string of baskets. SYR missing 4 shots in a row, before hitting their last 2. 3:42, up 75-61 3 straight turnovers by SYR. We lead by 16 with just over 2 mins remaining. We slowed down. SYR scored the last 8 pts of the game, but we were happy to run out as much time Final Score: Syracuse - 69, UCLA - 77 Box Scores McFadden 25, 2, 3, 5 3s (*)Brunson 15, 1, 5Dixon 9, 2, 0, 7 tosMilton 6, 2, 2Cleveland 5, 3, 1McAfee 4, 2, 0, 2 stlsIrvin 4, 1, 1Moore 3, 0, 0Condill 2, 4, 1, 3 blksShehan 2, 1, 0, 2 stls, 3 tosBlevins 2, 0, 0, 2 stlsDavenport 0, 1, 2Holliway 0, 0, 2 Team Stats FG: 60-44% Rebs: -8 TOs: -3 Pts in paint: -6 2nd chance: -3 Fast break: +5 Post game observations (+): Our defense producing 12 steals and 5 blocks. Shot well from the outside, including 9-16 3PT (56%)(-): Only 1 offensive rebound

Career Game #314 Nov 24, 2009: Florida (1-2) @ #4 UCLA (4-1) Scouting Report Offense: slow pace, outside, motionDefense: m2m, presses half of the timeKey Players: Fr SG Travis Young 15.7 ppgNotes: 1st Half Better shooting from SG Jim McFadden. We need to defend better in the 2nd half; part of the reason why we're in the lead was because of FL's 6 missed FTs in the 1st half Halftime: Up 38-33 Key stat(s) FG: UCLA 45%, FL 50%TOs: UCLA 5, FL 8Key Players UCLA: SG Jim McFadden 13 pts, 3 rebs, 2 3s 2nd Half Good start defensively. FL with 6 turnovers and shooting just 2-7 FG in the 2nd half so far 12:30, Up 51-38 FL got into penalty early. Balanced scoring in the 2nd half, and not just relying on SG Jim McFadden. Led by as many as 22 with 8 mins left,a nd coasted our way to a blow out win Final Score: Florida - 62, UCLA - 82 Box Scores McFadden 25, 6, 1, 4 3s (*)Blevins 11, 3, 1, 3 stlsMcAfee 8, 3, 0Green 8, 2, 3, 3 tos, 3 3sDavenport 7, 3, 4Brunson 5, 2, 4Milton 5, 1, 0Condill 4, 1, 0Williams 4, 0, 0Irvin 3, 1, 0Cleveland 2, 3, 3Shehan 0, 1, 0Holliway 0, 0, 1 Team Stats FG: 49-50% Rebs: -4 TOs: -15 Pts in paint: +16 2nd chance: +8 Fast break: +14 Post game observations (+): Scored 40 pts in the paint, helped increase our FG%(-):

Career Game #313 Nov 21, 2009: #4 UCLA (4-0) @ New Mexico (1-1) Scouting Report Offense: fast pace, balanced, motionDefense: m2m, presses on occasionKey Players: Fr SG Jeremy Abney 23.5 ppg, 7.5 rpg, #1 recruit this season; So PG Jon Smylie 21.5 ppg, 4.5 apgNotes: Not often you encounter a team with two 20+ ppg scorers 1st Half Had a good start, and led by as many as 7. And then NM's SG Jeremy Abney, this year's #1 recruit, took over the game Halftime: Down 32-45 Key stat(s) FG: UCLA 44%, NM 63%Key Players UCLA: SG Jim McFadden 10 pts, 2 3sNM: SG Jeremy Abney 16 pt, 4 stls, 4 3s 2nd Half Got the deficit down to single digits earlier, but we committed 4 turnovers since, and that has affected our momentum 10:26, Down 48-63 Our penalty situation just worsen the situation. Our offensive production may have been enough to pull of some wins, but we got totally outplayed on the defensive end. NM's super freshman SG Jeremy Abney finished with fantasy basketball-popping stats of 30 pts, 5 rebs, 6 asts, 4 stls, and 6 3s. Final Score: UCLA - 70, New Mexico - 92 Box Scores McFadden 15, 5, 2, 2 stls, 3 tos, 3 3s, fouled outDixon 15, 1, 3, 3 tos, 3 3sDavenport 10, 2, 2McAfee 10, 2, 0, 3 tosCleveland 7, 4, 0, fouled outShehan 6, 4, 3Brunson 5, 0, 1Condill 2, 5, 2, 2 stlsBlevins 0, 1, 2Milton 0, 1, 0 Team Stats FG: 45-59% Rebs: -9 TOs: +1 Pts in paint: -8 2nd chance: -11 Fast break: -2 Post game observations (+): C Mel McAfee turning out to be our most consistent big man so far, at 6.4 ppg and 4.2 rpg; and he's a freshman(-): We need to be almost flawless in keeping our possessions against good teams; our 17 turnovers today not something we could afford

Career Game #312 Coaches Classic Finals Nov 19, 2009: (6) UCLA (3-0) vs (5) Wake Forest (3-0) Scouting Report Offense: normal pace, inside, shuffleDefense: 2-3, presses half of the timeKey Players: Sr PF Mark Strohm 8.0 ppg, 9.7 rpgNotes: WF giving up just 51 ppg in the tournament. We were terrible offensively the last time we played against the zone 1st Half Better spacing on offense, resulting in relatively better outside shooting as compared to our previous games. We should try to minimize our fouls in the 2nd halfs Halftime: Up 34-31 Key stat(s) 3PT: UCLA 6-15, WF 3-7TOs: UCLA 5, WF 11Key Players UCLA: SG Jim McFadden 13 pts, 3 rebs, 2 3s 2nd Half Pace has gone up a notch, and so does the turnovers. But we haven't fully capitalized on WF's 20 turnovers. 11:20, Up 46-43 We're in the penalty again 7:30, Up 53-52 Several lead changes and ties followed. This is going down the wire 3:57, Up 61-59 UCLA with only a FT to show in their last 4 possessions 1:33, Up 64-60 Teams traded misses, before C Mel McAfee powered inside for a dunk. Timeout WF 0:58, Up 66-60 WF scores on a put back. Up 4. WF giving up 4 quick fouls to get into penalty. PG Emeka Dixon nails both FTs. Up 6. WF not yet out of it after they hit a 3. Timeout 0:23, Up 66-63 WF sends PG Emeka Dixon to the line again. No problems for Dixon on his FTs. Up 5. Another 3 by WF! Up 2. WF fouls quickly. 0:06 left. Dixon, with ice flowing in his veins, calmly sinks 2 more FTs. Up 4. WF had a hard time bring up the ball, and time expired Coaches Classic champs! Final Score: UCLA - 72, Wake Forest - 68 Box Scores McFadden 23, 8, 1, 3 stls, 4 3s (*)Dixon 11, 2, 1, 4 tosCleveland 11, 1, 2, 3 3sCondill 8, 2, 0McAfee 7, 1, 1Milton 5, 2, 1Blevins 4, 1, 1, 2 stlsShehan 2, 1, 1, 3 stlsIrvin 1, 1, 0Davenport 0, 4, 2, 3 stlsBrunson 0, 2, 5Holliway 0, 0, 0 Team Stats FG: 40-51% Rebs: -11 TOs: -13 Pts in paint: +2 2nd chance: -2 Fast break: +1 Post game observations (+): Limited scoring opportunities for WF,, forcing them to commit 25 turnovers(-): Our front line need to contribute more on offense

Career Game #311 Coaches Classic Semifinals Nov 17, 2009: (6) UCLA (2-0) vs (7) Butler (2-0) Scouting Report Offense: normal pace, balanced, shuffleDefense: m2m, presses on occasionKey Players: Sr SG Cedric McSwine 20.5 ppgNotes: BUT scoring 75 ppg in the tournament 1st Half We were able to defend the perimeter, but BUT has sliced our defense in the paint and in transition Halftime: Down 33-34 Key stat(s) 3PT: UCLA 4-14, BUT 0-9Fast break: UCLA 2, BUT 10Key Players UCLA: SG Jim McFadden 11 pts, 4 rebs 2nd Half We're still shooting poorly, but our defense has improved at the start of the 2nd half 12:39, Up 43-38 Our shooting has dropped below 30% FG. We're attacking the basket more, drawing fouls, but we've missed 5 FTs already 7:27, Down 47-49 We caught fire, scoring in each of our last 6 possessions, including a couple of 3s. 3:00, Up 61-54 We have stolen the ball in 2 consecutive defensive possessions, before BUT scores. Up 5. BUT came up with their 5th blk of the game. However, they missed a 3 on their next play. Timeout 1:17, Up 61-56 Not yet the time to slow down; we have to continue to be aggressive. PG Emeka Dixon drives hard, and scores! Timeout BUT 0:58, Up 63-56 BUT missed a 3. Now we can slow down. PG Emeka Dixon scored 4 from the line before the final buzzer Final Score: UCLA - 67, Butler - 62 Box Scores Dixon 22, 5, 5, 4 3s (*)McFadden 18, 9, 0, 2 3sMcAfee 8, 10, 1Davenport 7, 6, 1Cleveland 6, 5, 1Milton 3, 0, 0Brunson 1, 2, 2Shehan 1,1, 1Irvin 1, 0, 0Condill 0, 5, 2, 2 stlsBlevins 0, 2, 1 Team Stats FG: 34-42% Rebs: +8 TOs: -4 Pts in paint: -4 2nd chance: +4 Fast break: -8 Post game observations (+): For the most part of the game, we shot way below what the 34% FG stat line showed. We just found the right time to heat up in the end. Although we scored just 8 2nd chance points, I am pleased on the effort in grabbing 15 offensive rebounds.(-): In 3 games, we have shot just 40% FG

Career Game #310 Coaches Classic Quarterfinals Nov 15, 2009: (6) UCLA (1-0) vs (14) Northwestern (1-0) Scouting Report Offense: normal pace, balanced, triangleDefense: 2-3, presses on occasionKey Players: Jr PF Daniel Simmons 13 pts, 9 rebs in the 1st gameNotes: Limited their opponents to 39% FG in the last round 1st Half The defense is there. We just need to shoot a little better in the 2nd half, or get more pts on the break Halftime: Up 22-20 Key stat(s) FGs: UCLA 28%, NWEST 21%Fast break: UCLA 4, NWEST 0Key Players UCLA: SG Jim McFadden 4 pts, 3 rebs 2nd Half SG Jim McFadden showed signs of heating up early in the 2nd half. PF Julian Irvin with 9 pts off the bench 11:27, Up 38-33 Scoring picking up for both teams. We're using a 3 guard lineup in hopes of generating more offense 7:07, Up 50-46 Our offense got frozen. We're in the penalty 3:51, Down 50-54 Our deficit increased to 6. SG Jim McFadden scored a 3. Down 3. A turnover by NWEST which we turned to a rare fast break basket. Down 1. NWEST makes 2 FTs. Down 3. MCFadden scores on a jumper. Down 1. NWEST scores a huge 3! Timeout 1:35, Down 57-61 We miss a 3. Another foul on us. UCLA missed both FTs! We still have a chance. I inserted SF John Milton just a while back, and Milton drains a 3! 0:37 left. No need to foul, just play good defense. Milton comes off with a steal! Milton with an outlet pass to C Mel McAfee who scores! Timeout NWEST 0:11, Up 62-61 We played good denial defense on NWEST shooters. NWEST's PF Daniel Simmons has to put up a contested 3 against a double team. Missed. Game over. We escape Final Score: UCLA - 62, Northwestern - 61 Box Scores McFadden 16, 8, 0, 3 blks, 2 3s (*)Irvin 9, 2, 2McAfee 7, 4, 1Cleveland 7, 3, 2, 2 stlsCondill 6, 12, 0Milton 6, 1, 1Brunson 4, 2, 7Blevins 3, 0, 1Dixon 2, 3, 2, 3 tosWilliams 2, 0, 0Davenport 0, 0, 0, fouled out Team Stats FG: 37-36% Rebs: -1 TOs: -5 Pts in paint: +20 2nd chance: -2 Fast break: +8 Post game observations (+): Ugly win, but we'll take it. Our 10 fast break pts may not sound much, but the last basket in transition turned out to be the game winner(-): Need to shoot better than 24% 3PT if we want to beat good teams that play zone

Career Game #309 Start of Season Coaches Classic Nov 13, 2009: (11) Miami (OH) (0-0) vs (6) UCLA (0-0) Scouting Report Offense: fast pace, balanced, motionDefense: m2m, presses half of the gameKey Players: Jr PF Glen Bennett 8.2 ppg last seasonNotes: 1st Half Shooting is off. But the important ingredients were there, pressure defense forcing many turnovers, and controlling defensive rebounds Halftime: Up 43-39 Key stat(s) TOs: UCLA 4, MIAOH 12Key Players UCLA: SG Jim McFadden 11 pts, 4 rebs 2nd Half Made defensive adjustments. We're now forcing more missed shots on MIAOH 11:33, Up 55-48 MIAOH's defense eventually could not contain the depth we have on the perimeter. We have guys who could shoot or take the ball strong to the hoop Final Score: Miami (OH) - 65, UCLA - 85 Box Scores McFadden 24, 8, 2, 3 stls, 3 tos, 3 3s (*)Dixon 17, 5, 4, 2 stls, 2 3sCleveland 9, 2, 2Brunson 9, 1, 0Milton 8, 1, 1, 2 stls, 2 3sDavenport 6, 2, 4Shehan 4, 3, 3, 3 stlsBlevins 4, 2, 0Condill 2, 6, 1Williams 2, 0, 1McAfee 0, 4, 2Holliway 0, 0, 1Irvin 0, 0, 0 Team Stats FG: 51-48% Rebs: +6 TOs: -8 Pts in paint: +8 2nd chance: -4 Fast break: -4 Post game observations (+): For a team learning new set plays, dishing out 21 assists is pretty impressive

2009-10 UCLA Lineup Starters 1: Jr PG Emeka Dixon, 6-5, 3/5/4.5 (Logan, UT)2: Jr SG Jim McFadden, 6-0, 4.5/5.0 (Tujunga, CA) (*)3: Sr SF David Davenport, 6-6, 2.5/4.0 (Glendale, AZ)4: Sr PF Roderick Shehan, 6-6, 2.0/4.0 (Cumberland Gap, TN)5: So C Chris Condill, 6-9, 2.5/4.0 (Oakman, AL)Reserves 4/5: So PF Justin Blevins, 6-8, 2.0/4.0 (Rocky Ford, CO)3/4: Fr SF Jordan Milton, 6-7, 2.0/4.0 (Madill, OK)1/2: Sr PG Jon Brunson, 6-4, 2.5/4.0 (Zilah, WA)1/2: Sr SG Tre Cleveland, 6-0, 3.5/4.0 (Roswell, NM)4/5: Fr C Mel McAfee, 6-10, 2.0/4.0 (Great Falls, MT)3: So SF Chris Williams, 6-6, 2.5/4.0 (Madera, CA)4/5: So PF Julian Irvin, 6-8, 1.0/4.0 (Garrison, ND)1/2: Fr PG Keith Holliway, 6-1, 1.0/3.5 (Detroit, MI)Walk-ons 1/2: Sr SG Bryan Moore, 6-4 (Danville, CA)4/5: So C Larry ROberts, 6-8 (Oceanside, CA)(*) Norton candidate

Coaching Stats as of 2009 (9 years) Ratings Offense: 50 (+5)Defense: 50 (+5)Recruiting: 38 (+4)Scouting: 20 (+3)Development: 50 (+5)Reputation: 60 (+7)Record Overall W-L: 262-46 (0.851)NCAA App: 9NCAA Titles: 2Final 4s: 2Sweet 16s: 7NCAA W-L: 24-7Conf Titles: 5Nat'l COY: 2Conf COY: 920-Wins: 9 Transferring to UCLA

Graduating Players 1. PG Brent Green Regular season: 118 G, 6.0 ppg, 1.7 rpg, 4.5 apg, 106 3s, 49% FG, 86% FTPost season: 19 G, 4.8 ppg, 1.7 rpg, 4.4 apg, 13 3s, 36% FG, 95% FTGPA: 4.0

2008-09 Team Stats, Rankings, +/- from last season Team Points: 78.9 (#1), ---Rebounds: 30.3 (#192), -2.5Assists: 15.4 (#48), -0.6Steals: 7.5 (#38), -2.6Blocks: 1.4 (#302), -2.0TOs: 11.1 (#4), +0.9FG%: 46.8 (#24), +1.33PT%: 39.2 (#21), +3.9FT%: 74.6 (#93), -6.6Opposition Points: 67.9 (#208), +9.2FG%: 44.7 (#206), +4.63PT%: 33.0 (#85), +0.9TOs: 16.8 (#23), -3.1Efficiency Offense: 57.3 (#2), +0.4Defense: 49.3 (#277), +6.9

2008-09 Individual Stats and Rankings (Nat'l Rank) Points SG Winston Waldon - 20.3 ppg (#19)SF Michael Davis - 16.6PG Brent Green - 11.0PG Chris Simmons - 8.8C Courtney Whaley - 7.2PF Joey Petty - 6.5SF Pat Canal 5,6PG Tim Jones 4.7C Marshod Shipp - 2,6PF Perry Wright - 2,0Rebounds C Courtney Whaley - 6.8 rpgPF Joey Petty - 4.4SF Michael Davis - 4.3SG Winston Waldon - 3.8Assists PG Brent Green - 5.2 apg (#12)PG Chris Simmons - 4.0Steals SF Michael Davis - 1.8 spg (#37)SG Winston Waldon - 1.2C Courtney Whaley - 1.0PG Brent Green - 1.0Blocks SF Michael Davis - 0.8 bpgTurn overs PG Chris Simmons - 2.7 topgPG Brent Green - 2.63pt shots made SG Winston Waldon - 106 (#12)SF Michael Davis - 88 (#34)PG Chris Simmons - 54PG Brent Green - 38PG Tim Jones - 16SF Pat Canal - 9PG Marc Day - 1SF Donnie McCoy - 1FG % (min: 30 FGA) PF Joey Petty - 62.0% (80 of 129)PF Perry Wright - 59.6C Marshod Shipp - 58.9PG Tim Jones - 54.2C Courtney Whaley - 52.0SF Michael Davis - 51.9PG Chris Simmons - 51.1PG Brent Green - 41.6SG Winston Waldon - 40.9SF Pat Canal - 36.7FT% (min: 20 FTA) PG Brent Green - 87.5% (42 of 48)SF Pat Canal - 87.5SG Winston Waldon - 81.7PG Chris Simmons - 76.5SF Michael Davis - 76.1C Courtney Whaley - 69.4C Marshod Shipp - 63.6PF Joey Petty - 61.43PT% (min: 10 3PA) PG Tim Jones - 50.0% (16 of 32)PG Chris Simmons - 47.4SF Michael Davis - 42.1SG WInston Waldon - 37.1PG Brent Green - 32.2SF Pat Canal - 30.0Minutes SG Winston Waldon - 28.7 mpgPG Brent Green - 27.3SF Michael Davis - 27.2C Courtney Whaley - 24.9PF Joey Petty - 23.7PG Chris Simmons - 21.0SF Pat Canal - 16.3C Marshod Shipp - 14.1PF Perry Wright - 13.2PG Tim Jones - 10.2

2009 Awards Conference DPOY: So SF Michael Davis1st Team: Jr SG Winston Waldon, So SF Michael DavisI won my 5th Pac 12 COY

NCAA Final 4 East: (2) #9 Kansas StMidwest: (1) #4 SyracuseSouth: (10) OregonWest: (1) #11 Arkansas(1) #4 Syracuse def (2) #9 Kansas St, 74-67 (1) #11 Arkansas def (10) Oregon, 92-58 Finals (1) #4 Syracuse def (1) #11 Arkansas, 68-58. Syracuse wins their 3rd national title

Major Upsets Elite 8 (10) Oregon def (1) #5 Duke

Career Game #308 2009 NCAA Tournament West Regionals Finals (Elite 8) Mar 26, 2009: (2) #12 Washington (29-5, 16-2) vs (1) #11 Arkansas (26-5, 13-3) Scouting Report Offense: slow pace, balanced, 5 outDefense: 2-3, presses on occasionKey Players: Sr SG Jared Butler 30.1 ppg (#1 Nat'l), 4.6 rpg, 42% 3PT (Norton Award last season, best scorer the past 2 seasons)Notes: We go up against the best offensive player in the country. Their 100-67 win over Kansas in the last round showed how devastating Butler can be when he's in the zone. But that is just half of our problems. Aside from being an explosive offensive team, ARK is also one of the best defensive teams; 55.6 opp ppg (#1 Nat'l), 37.4% opp FG (#3)How they got here At-large selection (1st place, SEC regular season)(2nd Rd) Def Charleston, 61-41 (Butler 36 pts, 10 3s)(3rd Rd) Def North Carolina St, 66-54 (Butler 11 pts, 2 3s)(Sweet 16) Def Kansas, 100-67 (Butler 51 pts, 16 3s) 1st Half We had initial success in defending ARK's SG Jared Butler but he eventually found his groove. Nothing separates much both teams. It is still anybody's game. The key would be to minimize our turnovers, and not let the other ARK players (other than Butler) make some damage on the offensive end Halftime: Down 29-35 Key stat(s) TOs: WASH 10, ARK 103PT: WASH 5-14, ARK 5-18Key Players WASH: SG Winston Waldon 12 pts, 3 asts, 2 3sARK: SG Jared Butler 20 pts, 4 3s 2nd Half ARK's SG Jared Butler adding 4 more 3s; he now has 8 triples in the game, 32 pts. Our shooting not able to keep up11:25, Down 38-52 Our deficit even grew while ARK's SG Jared Butler was on the bench. Our reign as 2-time defending champs quickly coming to a close3:35, Down 45-70 Not only we got beaten by a better player, we got beaten by a better team. ARK's SG Jared Butler finished with 41 pts, 6 rebs, 11 3s! Still a good season though, considering the revamped lineup we had. Our rebuilding continues Final Score: Washington - 53, Arkansas - 80 Box Scores Waldon 15, 6, 3, 2 stls, 3 tos, 3 3sDavis 15, 4, 1, 5 3sWhaley 6, 7, 1Petty 5, 3, 0Canal 4, 1, 0Simmons 3, 1, 3Jones 3, 0, 0Green 2, 5, 4, 2 stlsWright 0, 1, 1Shipp 0, 0, 1 Team Stats FG: 34-47% Rebs: -12 TOs: -2 Pts in paint: Even 2nd chance: -11 Fast break: +1 Post game observations (+): Great season

Career Game #307 2009 NCAA Tournament West Regionals Semifinals (Sweet 16) Mar 24, 2009: (6) Pittsburgh (22-11, 9-7) vs (2) #12 Washington (28-5, 16-2) Scouting Report Offense: normal pace, balanced, high postDefense: 2-3, presses on occasionKey Players: Sr SG Robert Price 22.6 ppg, 5.8 rpgNotes: One of the best rebounding team, averaging 37.5 rpg (#5 Nat'l). 3 starters are freshmen, which probably explains their measly 12.6 apg (#330) average How they got here At-large selection (6th place, Big East regular season)(2nd Rd) Def Massachusetts, 63-60 (Price 14 pts)(3rd Rd) Def #18 Ohio St, 65-51 (Price 17 pts, 5 rebs) 1st Half No matter what happens, our plan is to harass at all times this relatively inexperienced PITT team. At first, it seems to be not working as we're committing almost the same number of mistakes as PITT. But it was during the last 4 mins when our efforts starting to pay off, finally getting those steals that lead to easy baskets. Down 25-27, we finish the 1st half on a 16-4 run. Before we head to the locker, I had some heated discussions with the refs regarding the discrepancy on fouls. Halftime: Up 41-31 Key stat(s) Fast break: WASH 18, PITT 6Fouls: WASH 8, PITT 0Key Players WASH: SF Michael Davis 14 pts, 4 stls, 7-7 FG; SG Winston Waldon 14 pts, 4 3sPITT: SG Robert Price 7 pts, 4 tos 2nd Half We started the 2nd half on a 9-0 run, and take a commanding 19 pt lead. Just as when everybody thought PITT is done, they came back with a 13-2 explosion.11:21, Up 52-44 All I ask for the 2nd unit is to be able to hold the lead as long as possible, before our starters get back to the floor. The reserves did their job; PG Tim Thomas chipped in all of his 5 pts here in the 2nd half, while SF Pat Canal has 8 pts off the bench.7:15, Up 59-48 With a well-rested starting unit back on the floor, it was clear which team had more energy3:31, Up 65-50 SG Winston Waldon answered back a 3 made by PITT earlier. Still up 15. We're i the penalty. Interestingly, PITT has yet to commit a foul even up to this point of the game (37+ mins gone by). PITT made 2 FTs. On our nest possession, Waldon buries in another dagger 3, and that could be the finishing blow1:56, Up 71-55 We slowed down afterwards. And we're 1 away from another Final 4 appearance! Final Score: Pittsburgh - 57, Washington - 71 Box Scores Waldon 26, 3, 2, 6 3s (*)Davis 18, 6, 1, 6 stlsGreen 9, 1, 5Canal 8, 5, 1Jones 5, 0, 2Simmons 3, 3, 1Whaley 2, 6, 1Petty 0, 5, 0Wright 0, 3, 0Shipp 0, 0, 3, 2 stls Team Stats FG: 44-42% Rebs: +2 TOs: -6 Pts in paint: +2 2nd chance: -2 Fast break: +17 Post game observations (+): Defense generating our offense; we scored 25 fast break pts

Major Upsets 2nd Round (15) Nevada def (2) #2 Memphis(11) Navy def (6) #17 Southern Illinois(14) Arkansas-Little Rock def (3) #23 Georgetown(12) Liberty def (5) #24 Wake Forest3rd Round (10) Iowa def (2) #6 Maryland

Career Game #306 2009 NCAA Tournament 3rd Round Injury Tim Jones (4.7 ppg) out for 5 dyas with a sore hip Mar 19, 2009: (10) Oklahoma (16-14, 8-8) vs (2) #12 Washington (27-5, 16-2) Scouting Report Offense: fast pace, balanced, princetonDefense: m2m, presses on occasionKey Players: Jr PG Sam Williams 11.5 ppg, 4.0 apgNotes: Balanced team, with 7 players averaging at least 6.0 ppg. Definitely a tough challenge, even for a (10) seedHow they got here At-large selection (7th place, Big 12 tournament)(2nd Rd) Def Purdue, 64-58 (C Eli Beerbohm 19 pts, 6 rebs; PUR 39% FG) 1st Half Both teams inconsistent with their outside shots, esp OK. Most of the scoring is being done inside the paint at both ends of the court. PF Joey Petty doing well to challenge the interior defense of OK, 9 pts on 4-4 FG. C Courtney Whaley with 3 fouls, trying to stop OK's C Eli Beerbohm Halftime: Up 33-29 Key stat(s) 3PT: WASH 3-10, OK 0-9Paint: WASH 18, OK 10Key Players WASH: SG Winston Waldon 14 pts, 3 3sOK: C Eli Beerbohm 12 pts, 5-5 FG 2nd Half SF Michael Davis, scoreless in the 1st half, has hit 2 triples. PG Brent Green, with only 2 pts in the 1st half, also connecting twice from downtown. PF Joey Petty continues to be effective inside with 13 pts. We took a gamble and decided to challenge OK's outside shooting, hoping to limit C Eli Beerbohm's production. So far so good, a 19-5 run to start the 2nd half14:40, Up 52-34 Only 4 FGs so far for OK midway into the 2nd half, while SG Winston Waldon resumed his scoring ways.9:41, Up 62-38 I took to opportunity to rest some of our key players. It turned out a window of opportunity that OK is waiting, and they are now making a run. I called timeout to break momentum, and bring back my starting 5. This is far from over5:14, Up 66-53 A clutch hit by SF Michael Davis, who has scored all of his 8 pts here in the 2nd half. Davis also grabbed an offensive rebound, which turned into a 3pt shot by SG Winston Waldon3:10, Up 71-55 Still up by 14 with 1 minute left. I told the guys to slow down. OK never even bothered to give up fouls, and we were happy to just run the clock away We're moving on to our 4th straight Sweet 16! Final Score: Oklahoma - 61, Washington - 75 Box Scores Waldon 28, 4, 1, 3 tos, 5 3s (*)Petty 15, 4, 1, 7-7 FGDavis 8, 10, 1, 2 3sGreen 8, 3, 6, 3 tos, 2 3sWhaley 6, 7, 0Wright 6, 0, 1Simmons 2, 1, 3, 3 tosCanal 2, 0, 0Shipp 0, 1, 0Day 0, 0, 0 Team Stats FG: 53-42% Rebs: +4 TOs: +5 Pts in paint: +14 2nd chance: +3 Fast break: -11 Post game observations (+): Good discipline by the players to execute our defensive adjustments in the 2nd half. We prevented OK's Eli Beerbohm from doing further damage, who didn't even attempt a single shot in the 2nd half(-): Committed 15 turnovers, and gave up 18 fast break pts to OK

Career Game #305 2009 NCAA Tournament 2nd Round Mar 17, 2009: (15) TX Pan American (17-14, 5-9) vs (2) #12 Washington (26-5, 16-2) Scouting Report Offense: fast pace, balanced, high postDefense: m2m, presses on occasionKey Players: Jr PG Nate Hill 11.4 ppgNotes: TXPA's bench is averaging almost 41 ppgHow they got here Automatic selection (Champs, Great West tournament) 1st Half Trailed 15-16 midway in the 1st half. I decided to stay with my 2nd unit the remainder of the 1st half. Not only did our reserves shot better than our starters, they also played good defense, and we led by as many as 17. A late run by TXPA cut their deficit to single digits Halftime: Up 39-30 Key stat(s) FG: WASH 41%, TXPA 37%Rebs: WASH 24, TXPA 18Key Players WASH: SG Chris Simmons 11 pts, 4 rebs, 3 3sTXPA: PG Nate Hill 8 pts, 2 asts 2nd Half Tough to put TXPA away because they have improved their shooting and rebounding here in the 2nd half. We were holding on to just a 5 pt lead earlier, before we went on a 14-4 run10:23, Up 64-49 Key baskets by our reserves kept TXPA at a safe distance. Still a 15 pt lead with 5 mins remaining. TXPA never had the opportunity to make a run after that Final Score: TX Pan American - 68, Washington - 87 Box Scores Waldon 16, 5, 2, 4 3s (*)Simmons 16, 4, 3, 4 3sCanal 11, 2, 1Green 11, 0, 5Petty 9, 6, 0Davis 7, 5, 0Jones 6, 3, 4, 2 3sWright 5, 3, 0Day 3, 1, 0Shipp 2, 2, 0Whaley 1, 5, 1McCoy 0, 0, 0 Team Stats FG: 46-45% Rebs: -3 TOs: -8 Pts in paint: +14 2nd chance: +3 Fast break: +11 Post game observations (+): Committed only 5 turnovers. Excellent outside shooting; 16-29 3PT (55% 3PT), with 8 players making at least 1 triple(-): Giving up 68 pts is not exactly what I had in mind for an opening match; if we don't improve our defense, we might find ourselves exiting early