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Career Game #428 Jan 6, 2013: Arizona (7-5, 2-1) @ #3 UCLA (14-0, 3-0) Scouting Report Offense: fast pace, balanced, motionDefense: m2m, press only in close and late situationsKey Players: So SG Loren Fredrick 13.1 ppgNotes: ARIZ allows opponents to shoot a conference-worst 39.9% 3PT 1st Half Our offense was as precise as a surgical knife. We established our inside game early, which then opens up our shooter to knock down uncontested outside shots Halftime: Up 54-29 Key stat(s) FG: UCLA 58%, ARIZ 36%Paint: UCLA 30, ARIZ 16Key Players UCLA: C Aaron Lappas 11 pts, 3 rebs 2nd Half Gave our fans a good show today with another 100-pt game, and at the same time consistent defense on the other end Final Score: Arizona - 59, UCLA - 103 Box Scores Lappas 23, 9, 2, 4 blks, 9-12 FG (*)Pettway 23, 1, 3, 5 3sWalton 13, 2, 1Lucas 11, 9, 0, 2 stls, 3 tosBurton 11, 3, 0McCutcheon 6, 3, 0Jones 5, 4, 2, 2 stlsFuhs 5, 0, 1Tucker 4, 4, 7Smith 2, 2, 1Holliway 0, 1, 0Cotton 0, 0, 5Milton 0, 0, 1 Team Stats FG: 58-34% Rebs: +12 TOs: -6 Pts in paint: +44 2nd chance: +5 Fast break: +14 Post game observations (+): Best part of our defensive performance today is we limited ARIZ to just 2 fast break points Pac 12 StandingsStanford, 4-0 (W4) UCLA, 4-0 (W4) Arizona St, 3-1 (W2) California, 3-1 (W1) Washington, 3-1 (W3) Utah, 2-2 (L2) Arizona, 2-2 (L1) USC, 1-3 (W1) Colorado, 1-3 (L2) Washington St, 1-3 (L1) Oregon St, 0-4 (L4) Oregon, 0-4 (L4)

Career Game #427 Jan 3, 2013: #3 UCLA (13-0, 2-0) @ Oregon (4-7, 0-2) Scouting Report Offense: fast pace, balanced, flexDefense: m2m, press only in close and late situationsKey Players: So SF Mike Asbury 11.5 ppg, 5.0 rpgNotes: OR gives up the most pts in the conference at 75.8 opp ppg (6th worst Nat') 1st Half OR is in a rebuilding year, and their defense is proof of that Halftime: Up 55-32 Key stat(s) FG: UCLA 58%, OR 43%Rebs: UCLA 22, OR 9Key Players UCLA: SG Mark Pettway 20 pts, 3 asts 2nd Half Similar story in the 2nd half. Too many open shots for our shooters, and our big men stamping their authority inside the paint Final Score: UCLA - 98, Oregon - 52 Box Scores Pettway 36, 8, 3, 2 stls, 6 3s (*)Lappas 17, 15, 1Burton 11, 5, 1Smith 7, 3, 0Jones 7, 0, 1Tucker 4, 3, 5Cotton 4, 3, 2Walton 4, 2, 0, 3 tosFuhs 3, 5, 1Lucas 3, 3, 1, 2 blksMcCutcheon 2, 0, 0Milton 0, 2, 0Holliway 0, 1, 3 Team Stats FG: 53-36% Rebs: +30 TOs: -4 Pts in paint: +38 2nd chance: +13 Fast break: +5 Post game observations (+): Our points in the paint (56) is higher that the total pont production of OR Pac 12 StandingsStanford, 3-0 (W3) UCLA, 3-0 (W3) Arizona, 2-1 (W1) Arizona St, 2-1 (W1) Utah, 2-1 (L1) California, 2-1 (L1) Washington, 2-1 (W2) Colorado, 1-2 (L1) Washington St, 1-2 (W1) Oregon St, 0-3 (L3) Oregon, 0-3 (L3) USC, 0-3 (L3)

Career Game #426 Dec 30, 2012: Arizona St (6-4, 1-0) @ #3 UCLA (12-0, 1-0) Scouting Report Offense: normal pace, balanced, shuffleDefense: m2m, press only in close and late situationsKey Players: Jr C Jeremy Piper 11.7 ppg, 6.6 rpg, 1-time All-Pac 12Notes: AZST shooting just 29.6% 3PT 1st Half Raced to an 18-0 lead. AZST missed their 1st 11 shots before finally putting something on the board. We are getting virtually anything we want on offense Halftime: Up 46-18 Key stat(s) FG: UCLA 59%, AZST 21%Rebs: UCLA 26, AZST 12Key Players UCLA: C Anthony Burton 10 pts, 4-4 FG 2nd Half Perhaps out of frustration, AZST's coach even got a technical. Gave the reserves more playing time much of the 2nd half Final Score: Arizona St - 56, UCLA - 91 Box Scores Burton 22, 5, 1, 10-11 FGPettway 18, 6, 4, 2 blks, 3 tos, 4 3s (*)Walton 11, 3, 0Smith 9, 2, 0Tucker 8, 2, 9Cotton 7, 3, 2Lappas 4, 11, 0Fuhs 4, 1, 3McCutcheon 4, 0, 0Lucas 2, 5, 2, 3 blksMilton 2, 0, 0Holliway 0, 0, 2Jones 0, 0, 0 Team Stats FG: 59-33% Rebs: +9 TOs: -3 Pts in paint: +34 2nd chance: +1 Fast break: -2 Post game observations (+): C Anthony Burton relished his increase in playing time. Freshman SF Andre Smith getting his career high in points Pac 12 StandingsCalifornia, 2-0 (W2) Stanford, 2-0 (W2) UCLA, 2-0 (W2) Utah, 2-0 (W2) Washington, 1-1 (W1) Arizona, 1-1 (L1) Arizona St, 1-1 (L1) Colorado, 1-1 (W1) Washington St, 0-2 (L2) Oregon St, 0-2 (L2) Oregon, 0-2 (L2) USC, 0-2 (L2)

Career Game #425 Start of conference games Dec 27, 2012: USC (6-3, 0-0) @ #3 UCLA (11-0, 0-0) Scouting Report Offense: normal pace, inside, motionDefense: m2m, presses on occasionKey Players: Sr C Mike Barrett 11.7 ppg, 5.3 rpgNotes: SCAL leads the conference in steals with 8.6 spg (#8 Nat'l) 1st Half Nothing fancy in the 1st half. We controlled the defensive glass, took higher percentage shots, and made our FTs Halftime: Up 41-28 Key stat(s) Rebs: UCLA 19, SCAL 11Paint: UCLA 18, SCAL 10Key Players UCLA: SG Mark Pettway 13 pts, 2 3s 2nd Half Teams almost even in FG shooting, but the difference in turnovers and 2nd chance opportunities too much for SCAL to make up Final Score: USC - 61, UCLA - 79 Box Scores Pettway 24, 3, 3, 3 stls, 2 blks, 3 3s (*)Lappas 15, 5, 0, 2 stlsLucas 14, 8, 0Tucker 8, 1, 5Walton 6, 0, 1Burton 4, 7, 0Jones 4, 2, 0Fuhs 2, 3, 3McCutcheon 2, 2, 0Cotton 0, 1, 6Smith 0, 0, 1 Team Stats FG: 47-48% Rebs: +3 TOs: -15 Pts in paint: +36 2nd chance: -6 Fast break: +6 Post game observations (+): We took good care of the ball, giving up just 1 steal to SCAL, almost 8 below their average Pac 12 StandingsArizona, 1-0 (W1) Arizona St, 1-0 (W1) California, 1-0 (W1) Stanford, 1-0 (W1) UCLA, 1-0 (W1) Utah, 1-0 (W1) Oregon St, 0-1 (L1) Oregon, 0-1 (L1) Washington, 0-1 (L1) Washington St, 0-1 (L1) USC, 0-1 (L1) Colorado, 0-1 (L1)

Career Game #424 Dec 20, 2012: UNLV (6-4) @ #3 UCLA (10-0) Scouting Report Offense: slow pace, heavy outside, 5 outDefense: m2m, presses on occasionKey Players: Sr PG Dexter McConnell 17.0 ppg, 4.3 rpg, 4.9 apgNotes: McConnell has made 17 3s in their last 2 games 1st Half Great defense, limiting UNLV to just 7 made FGs. It would have been almost a perfect 1st half, except for the head-scratching numbers we had. Halftime: Up 35-18 Key stat(s) FG: UCLA 62%, UNLV 18%TOs: UCLA 13, UNLV 7Key Players UCLA: C Aaron Lappas 13 pts, 4 rebs 2nd Half We suddenly don't look like a team that has won 10 straight games. We're missing a lot shots, and continue to turn the ball over. Our lead was cut down to 10 earlier, before we scored the last 4 pts 11:45, Up 43-29 It was just a 12pt lead with 6 mins remaining. Everyone, except C Aaron Lappas, was sluggish on offense. We went on a small 6-0 run to lead by 18, and that removed any hopes on UNLV making a major comeback Final Score: UNLV - 51, UCLA - 68 Box Scores Lappas 24, 7, 4, 2 stls, 3 blks (*)Burton 11, 6, 1Lucas 10, 4, 0Pettway 7, 4, 3, 6 tosJones 4, 4, 0Smith 4, 2, 0McCutcheon 4, 0, 0Walton 2, 5, 3Tucker 2, 3, 0, 3 tosFuhs 0, 5, 2, 2 stlsCotton 0, 0, 2, 5 tosHolliway 0, 0, 0 Team Stats FG: 57-27% Rebs: +8 TOs: +6 Pts in paint: +30 2nd chance: +2 Fast break: +2 Post game observations (-): Just so happened UNLV is not known for quick offense, otherwise those 20 turnovers that we committed could have changed the complexion of the game

Career Game #423 Dec 13, 2012: #2 Houston (9-1) @ #3 UCLA (9-0) Scouting Report Offense: very fast pace, balanced, flexDefense: m2m, only press in close and late situationsKey Players: Sr SG Joel Schuller 17.2 ppg, 5.7 rpgNotes: You won't see HOU up high in offensive rankings, but their defense has been superb so far; 20.3 opp topg (#1 Nat'l) and 37.2% opp FG (#14) 1st Half HOU maybe winning games because of their defense, but they have great shooting skills i the 1st half. Got my 1st technical of the season for excessive complaining due to the number of fouls our guys are getting. We were down by as many as 10. I had to turn to my reserves just to keep us close, and they did a good job. But we have to work hard on defense in the 2nd half, and minimize our turnovers Halftime: Down 52-55 Key stat(s) FG: UCLA 57%, HOU 63%Fast break: UCLA 4, HOU 15Key Players UCLA: C Aaron Lappas 12 pts, 3 rebsHOU: SG Joel Schuller 11 pts, 4 rebs 2nd Half We finally showed some urgency on defense. Started the 2nd half on a 15-4 run. But since then, the pace of the game has gone from fast to break neck speed, as both teams trying to outrun one another to score easy baskets. Both teams shooting well over 60% FG 10:03, Up 89-80 We are able to just hang on, and answer whatever HOU is producing. Both teams in the penalty 5:18, Up 98-91 HOU making a few more stops than us. Timeout 2:22, Up 102-98 SG Dickey Walton, who is 2-9 FG so far, hits a clutch jumper. Up 6. HOU hits 2 FTs. Up 4. SG Mark Pettway missed a 3. Another foul called. HOU scoring 2 more from the line. Timeout 1:18, Up 104-102 SG Dickey Walton drived. Missed. Timeout HOU 0:59, Up 104-102 C Aaron Lappas gets a steal! Outlet to SG Dickey Walton, who missed the shot, but got hacked. Walton hits both FTs. Timeout HOU 0:42, Up 106-102 We are playing good defense. HOU forces a 3. Missed. Out of bounds. Our ball! 0:19 left. HOU fouls. PG Troy Cotton, a reliable FT shooter, splits. Up 5. HOU with a 3. Missed. Game over. What a match! We had 6 players in double figures; HOU had 5 Final Score: Houston - 102, UCLA - 107 Box Scores Lappas 21, 5, 0, 2 stls (*)Pettway 14, 2, 2, 5 stls, 4 tosWalton 13, 5, 1Tucker 13, 0, 3Jones 13, 0, 1, 3 3sCotton 10, 1, 4, 4 tosLucas 9, 5, 2McCutcheon 6, 0, 0Fuhs 5, 4, 1, 2 stlsBurton 3, 3, 2, 2 stls Team Stats FG: 56-57% Rebs: -4 TOs: -5 Pts in paint: +8 2nd chance: -5 Fast break: -11 Post game observations (+): Had to shuffle players more frequently, and our bench contributed their share, with a total of 48 points(-): Got lucky we outscored HOU, but giving 31 fast break points is not something we want to do again

Career Game #422 Dec 6, 2012: #6 Temple (7-1) @ #3 UCLA (8-0) Scouting Report Offense: fast pace, inside, motionDefense: m2m, press about half the gameKey Players: So SG Larry Trombley 17.4 ppg, 4.6 rpgNotes: TEMP shooting 48.4% FG and 40.0% 3PT 1st Half We got to 31 pts without getting a single contribution from our season-leading scorer SG Mark Pettway, And then all of a sudden, Pettway exploded to score 13 of our last 22 pts of the 1st half. Halftime: Up 53-28 Key stat(s) FG: UCLA 80%, TEMP 42%Rebs: UCLA 17, TEMP 8Key Players UCLA: C Aaron Lappas 16 pts, 7-7 FG 2nd Half TEMP's offensive showing could have won them some close games, but the way we shot the ball today was just off the charts. I believe this is the 1st time we'er hit the century mark since I came over to UCLA Final Score: Temple - 69, UCLA - 105 Box Scores Pettway 28, 7, 4, 4 3s (*)Lappas 22, 5, 1, 11-12 FGLucas 16, 5, 0, 2 blksBurton 12, 6, 0Fuhs 11, 4, 0, 3 tosWalton 5, 3, 1, 3 tosTucker 4, 3, 6Cotton 4, 0, 11, 3 stlsSmith 2, 0, 0McCutcheon 1, 0, 0 Team Stats FG: 68-47% Rebs: +15 TOs: -8 Pts in paint: +42 2nd chance: +10 Fast break: +17 Post game observations (+): Hidden behind our explosive offense is the fact that our 2 PGs, Troy Cotton and Eugene Tucker, combined for 17 assists and just 2 turnovers

Career Game #421 Dec 2, 2012: #3 UCLA (7-0) @ Minnesota (1-3) Scouting Report Offense: fast pace, balanced, shuffleDefense: m2m, press about half the gameKey Players: Fr SF Travis Whitehead 11.0 ppg, 4.8 rpgNotes: MINN scoring just 52.8 ppg (6th lowest Nat'l) 1st Half We led 10-0 less than 2 mins into the game, and that served as an indication of the many transition baskets we scored in the 1st half. SG Mark Pettway getting more confident as the season progresses Halftime: Up 49-31 Key stat(s) FG: UCLA 58%, MINN 38%Fast break: UCLA 16, MINN 5Key Players UCLA: SG Mark Pettway 20 pts, 4 3s 2nd Half MINN's efforts to deliberately slow down the game here in the 2nd half didn't do much to affect our lead 10:06, Up 65-46 We never gave MINN a chance to get a good run, as SG Mark Pettway resumed his outside shooting. Final Score: North Carolina - 83, Minnesota - 63 Box Scores Pettway 33, 5, 4, 7 3s (*)Lapps 12, 13, 2, 3 blksLucas 11, 8, 4Walton 8, 7, 1Fuhs 8, 2, 2Tucker 4, 3, 4Cotton 3, 2, 2Burton 2, 1, 1McCutcheon 2, 0, 0 Team Stats FG: 49-39% Rebs: +12 TOs: -6 Pts in paint: +22 2nd chance: +7 Fast break: +13 Post game observations (+): SG Mark Pettway has been on a hot streak lately. Over the past 5 games, Pettway has averaged 26.6 ppg, and shot a combined 25-41 3PT (61%)

Career Game #420 Nov 29, 2012: #11 North Carolina (3-1) @ #3 UCLA (6-0) Scouting Report Offense: slow pace, heavy outside, triangleDefense: m2m, presses on occasionKey Players: Fr SF Tevis Temple 21.5 ppg, 6.5 rpg, 2.8 bpg, #6 recruitNotes: UNC committing just 10.5 topg 1st Half A sensational 1st half for Fr PF Chris Lucas, showing us what he can bring to the program for the next 4 years. UNC's SF Tevis Temple had a good start, sc oring his team's 1st 10 pts, ut has been quiet since Halftime: Up 41-28 Key stat(s) FG: UCLA 57%, UNC 29%Asts: UCLA 11, UNC 4Key Players UCLA: PF Chris Lucas 15 pts, 4 rebs, 2 blksUNC: SF Tevis Temple 12 pts, 2 3s 2nd Half It seem's we got UNC's SF Tevis Temple's number, who hasn't been much of a factor his his explosion at the start of the game. Temple shooting just 5-22 FG, 14 pts 11:23, Up 61-41 UNC momentarily cut our lead to 14, but that was the best they could do. PF Chris Lucas and the rest of our big men reasserted their dominance in the paint, to compliment SG Mark Pettway's outside sniping Final Score: North Carolina - 63, UCLA - 83 Box Scores Pettway 22, 6, 4, 2 blks, 3 tos, 4 3s (*)Lucas 21, 8, 1, 3 blks, 10-11 FGWalton 10, 5, 1, 3 blksBurton 10, 2, 3Lappas 9, 6, 3Cotton 4, 3, 3Tucker 4, 1, 3, 5 tosFuhs 3, 1, 0, 3 stls, 2 blksSmith 0, 2, 0McCutcheon 0, 0, 0 Team Stats FG: 58-33% Rebs: +5 TOs: +1 Pts in paint: +22 2nd chance: +1 Fast break: -4 Post game observations (+): Everyone's invited to the block party, total of 11 blocks, with 5 players swatting at least 1 shot

Career Game #419 Nov 25, 2012: Georgia Tech (0-2) @ #7 UCLA (5-0) Scouting Report Offense: fast pace, balanced, princetonDefense: m2m, press most of the timeKey Players: Fr PF Josh Boythe 14.5 ppg, 7.5 rpg, 5.0 bpg, #2 recruitNotes: GT has the #1, #2, and #3 recruits this season! But their collective talent hasn't translated to win yet, averaging just 59 ppg 1st Half Forget about their 0-2 record; if you have the top 3 freshman in the country in your starting lineup, you certainly have a good team. GT's big 3 posed a great challenge to defend; they combined for 27 pts (rest of GT: 7) and 15 rebs (rest of GT: 3). We were trailing 25-32, but got ourselves a good finish with a 15-2 run. But our work not yet done Halftime: Up 40-34 Key stat(s) FG: UCLA 46%, GT 38%Rebs: UCLA 12, GT 18Key Players UCLA: SG Mark Pettway 16 pts, 3 rebs, 3 astsGT: PF Josh Boythe 10 pts, 6 rebs, 3 blks 2nd Half GT with 10 turnovers already here in the 2nd half. But we haven't maximized much of our opportunities 11:45, Up 54-40 We were successful in pushing GT's Josh Boythe away from the basket, and Boythe has to force a couple ill-advised 3s. We led by 23 with 8 mins remaining, and we protected our comfortable lead the rest of the game Final Score: Georgia Tech - 63, UCLA - 79 Box Scores Pettway 29, 6, 4, 3 stls, 5 3s (*)Walton 12, 2, 0Lappas 9, 4, 0, 2 stlsLucas 7, 3, 0Tucker 7, 2, 6Burton 7, 2, 2, 2 stlsCotton 5, 0, 3, 4 tosFuhs 3, 1, 1Smith 0, 1, 0McCutcheon 0, 0, 0 Team Stats FG: 49-41% Rebs: -9 TOs: -11 Pts in paint: +14 2nd chance: -5 Fast break: Even Post game observations (+): GT's freshman-laden squad buckling down to our defensive pressure, forcing them to 15 of their 23 turnovers in the 2nd half (-): For the 1st time this season, we were outmatched on the boards; GT had 12 offensive rebounds

Career Game #418 WS Midwest Invitational Finals Nov 23, 2012: (7) Santa Clara (3-1) vs (1) #7 UCLA (4-0) Scouting Report Offense: normal pace, heavy inside, flexDefense: m2m, presses only in close and late situationsKey Players: Jr C Delano Huge 14.3 ppgNotes: SNTCL averaging 75 ppg in the tournament. They also won the road against Georgia, a team that went to the Final 4 last season 1st Half Good shooting 1st half for SG Mark Pettway, We were unchallenged in rebounding. Only SNTCL's outside shooting kept them from being blown away Halftime: Up 44-31 Key stat(s) 2nd chance: UCLA 9, SNTCL 0TOs: UCLA 6, SNTCL 9Key Players UCLA: SG Mark Pettway 19 pts, 3 3s 2nd Half Starting to pull away as SNTCL's turnovers piling up, and we're defending better against their outside shooters 11:14, Up 67-46 Our guards doing most of the scoring today. But a "big" (literally) factor was 7'1 C Aaron Lappas' intimidating presence in the middle. SNTCL could do nothing but be content in shooting jump shots. WS Midwest Invitational Champs! Final Score: Santa Clara - 62, UCLA - 92 Box Scores Pettway 25, 8, 0, 2 stls, 4 3s (*)Walton 15, 1, 3Tucker 14, 1, 4, 2 3sLucas 12, 4, 0Lappas 10, 17, 1, 5 blksBurton 8, 4, 2, 3 stlsCotton 4, 1, 1Fuhs 2, 2, 1McCutcheon 2, 1, 0Smith 0, 0, 1Jones 0, 0, 0 Team Stats FG: 47-41% Rebs: +19 TOs: -8 Pts in paint: +32 2nd chance: +14 Fast break: +12 Post game observations (+): When all elements of our offense are clicking (inside, outside, transition), we can easily score 90+ points

Career Game #417 WS Midwest Invitational Semis Nov 22, 2012: (5) Boston College (1-2) vs (1) #7 UCLA (3-0) Scouting Report Offense: fast pace, heavy outside, motionDefense: m2m, presses only in close and late situationsKey Players: Fr SG Brandon Patrick 18.7 ppg, 4.3 rpgNotes: BC scored 99 pts in the last round; Patrick had 33 pts in that game 1st Half We seem sluggish at the beginning. In came SG Dickey Walton and PG Eugene Tucker, and they helped speed up and bring energy to the game; the two combined for 12 pts. Defensively, we forced BC to a lot of turnovers Halftime: Up 43-22 Key stat(s) FG: UCLA 50%, BC 30%TOs: UCLA 5, BC 13Key Players UCLA: SG Mark Pettway 12 pts, 2 asts 2nd Half Shaky start with 5 early turnovers. But BC not able to capitalize as our defense remained consistent. Our big men not as productive offensively relative to our previous games, but several players stepped up today, esp SG Mark Pettway Final Score: Boston College- 49, UCLA - 79 Box Scores Pettway 24, 3, 4, 4 3s (*)Lappas 12, 10, 1, 3 blks, 3 tosWalton 12, 6, 1Lucas 8, 4, 0, 2 stlsTucker 8, 3, 4, 2 stlsBurton 6, 6, 1McCutcheon 4, 3, 1Fuhs 3, 2, 2Smith 2, 0, 0Cotton 0, 1, 1, 4 tosJones 0, 0, 0 Team Stats FG: 48-33% Rebs: +10 TOs: -8 Pts in paint: +20 2nd chance: +4 Fast break: +9 Post game observations (+): Excellent defense, considering BC scored 50 less points compared to their previous game. More balanced production in terms of inside and outside points, making us more difficult to defend

Career Game #416 WS Midwest Invitational Nov 21, 2012: (8) Iowa St (1-1) vs (1) #7 UCLA (2-0) Scouting Report Offense: normal pace, heavy outside, triangleDefense: m2m, presses on occasionKey Players: So SG John Gregory 15.5 ppg, 4.0 rpgNotes: 1st Half We are trampling IAST on the boards, and scored a lot on 2nd chance opportunities. C Aaron Lappas already with a double double Halftime: Up 45-27 Key stat(s) 2nd chance: UCLA 16, IAST 6Paint: UCLA 30, IAST 10Key Players UCLA: C Aaron Lappas 14 pts, 10 rebs 2nd Half Not even IAST's improved outside shooting in the 2nd half can bring them back, and they could only watch as we pile up on our inside pts. SG Dickey Walton is proving to be a more effective player when coming off the bench, as compared to being a starter last season. Final Score: Iowa St - 54, UCLA - 78 Box Scores Lappas 20, 13, 0 (*)Walton 15, 2, 3Pettway 11, 4, 2, 2 blksBurton 10, 6, 2Lucas 9, 0, 3, 2 stlsMcCutcheon 6, 4, 0Tucker 4, 1, 1Fuhs 2, 0, 1Cotton 1, 4, 2, 2 stlsSmith 0, 3, 1Jones 0, 0, 0 Team Stats FG: 46-38% Rebs: +7 TOs: -8 Pts in paint: +34 2nd chance: +14 Fast break: +10 Post game observations (+): Our efficient offense is easy to spot, but not to be overlooked is our defense; in the 1st 3 games, we have never let a opponent shoot over 40% FG

Career Game #415 Nov 15, 2012: #6 Pepperdine (1-0) @ #15 UCLA (1-0) Scouting Report Offense: fast pace, heavy inside, flexDefense: 1-3-1, presses on occasionKey Players: Jr SG David Howard 22 pts in their 1st gameNotes: 1st Half We have a more talented front line, and we made sure we take advantage of that. Halftime: Up 41-24 Key stat(s) FG: UCLA 47%, PEPP 33%Paint: UCLA 24, PEPP 8Key Players UCLA: C Aaron Lappas 14 pts, 5 rebs 2nd Half Our big men continued to make a living inside the paint, plus we also got a few outside shots to go in. We led by as many as 26, before PEPP's shooting showed some improvement, but it was too late for them Final Score: Pepperdine - 57, UCLA - 77 Box Scores Lappas 21, 14, 1 (*)Lucas 13, 7, 0, 2 stlsPettway 12, 7, 2, 2 stls, 2 3sWalton 11, 2, 0, 2 blks, 2 3sBurton 8, 5, 0Tucker 7, 3, 2Fuhs 5, 2, 4Cotton 0, 1, 3Jones 0, 1, 0McCutcheon 0, 0, 0Smith 0, 0, 0 Team Stats FG: 47-32% Rebs: +8 TOs: -7 Pts in paint: +28 2nd chance: -3 Fast break: +1 Post game observations (+): Much better outside shooting as compared to our last game, including 5-10 3PT (50%)

Career Game #414 Start of Season Nov 15, 2012: #15 UCLA (0-0) @ #14 Seton Hall (0-0) Scouting Report Offense: very slow pace, inside, 5 outDefense: m2m, only press in close and late situationsKey Players: Fr PF Justin Serraville, #8 recruitNotes: 1st Half Down early at 2-9. We established our inside game to settle down on offense. We also tightened our defense to lead by as many as 11. However, our penalty situation towards the latter part of the 1st half allowed SH to score a lot of pts from the line Halftime: Up 34-31 Key stat(s) FG: UCLA 47%, SH 36%FT: UCLA 3-4, SH 12-13Key Players UCLA: C Aaron Lappas 9 pts, 2 rebsSH: PF Justin Serraville 10 pts, 6 rebs 2nd Half Both teams throwing bricks from the outside, with a combined 2-24 3PT. Some transition baskets helped us generate some offense 11:18, Up 45-37 SH came to within 2 pts of our lead. Our 2 freshmen, SG Mark Pettway and PF Chris Lucas hit some key baskets to reestablish our double digit advantage 6:06, Up 57-47 We played good defense the rest of the game. Our two 7-footers played together to make sure we control the boards. SH got into penalty, and we scored some pts from the line to keep our distance from SH Final Score: UCLA - 66, Seton Hall - 51 Box Scores Lappas 13, 11, 1, 2 stls (*)Burton 11, 9, 1, 2 blksPettway 11, 3, 2, 3 blksLucas 8, 2, 1, 2 stlsFuhs 7, 1, 0, 2 stlsTucker 6, 2, 7, 2 stlsWalton 4, 7, 1, 3 tosSmith 4, 1, 0Cotton 2, 0, 1, 3 tos, fouled outMcCutcheon 0, 0, 0 Team Stats FG: 43-31% Rebs: +6 TOs: -7 Pts in paint: +18 2nd chance: -6 Fast break: +2 Post game observations (+): Pleased to see that we won the game because of our defense, esp in the perimeter where we limited SH to 1-22 3PT (4%)(-): Our outside shooting wasn't also on target; just 1-11 3PT (9%)

2012-13 UCLA Lineup Starters 1: So PG Troy Cotton, 6-1, 3.5/4.0 (Watkins, CO)2: Fr SG Mark Pettway, 6-1, 4.5/5.0 (Gaithersburg, MD) (*)3: Jr SF Dave Fuhs, 6-8, 3.0/4.0 (Tahoe City, NV)4: Fr PF Chris Lucas, 6-8, 4.0/5.0 (Seattle, WA)5: Sr C Aaron Lappas, 7-1, 4.5/5.0 (Round Mountain, NV) (*)Reserves 1/2: Jr SG Dickey Walton, 6-4, 2.0/4.5 (San Jose, CA)5: Jr C Anthony Burton, 7-1, 4.0/4.0 (Pine Bluff, AR)1/2: Jr PG Eugene Tucker, 6-0, 2.5/4.0 (Greenwood, SC)4/5: Fr C Bruce McCutcheon, 6-9, 3.0/4.5 (Sells, AZ)2/3: Fr SF Andre Smith, 6-6 (Livonia, LA)1/2: So SG TJ Jones, 6-3, 2.0/3.0 (Whiteriver, AZ)3/4: Sr SF Jordan Milton, 6-7, 2.0/4.0 (Madill, OK)1/2: Sr PG Keith Holliway, 6-1, 2.0/3.5 (Detroit, MI)Walk-ons 1/2: So SG Tyler Frazier, 6-5, 1.5/3.5 (Los Angeles, CA)3/4: Jr PF Ronald George, 6-7, 2.0/3.5 (San Bruno, CA)(*) Norton candidate

Coaching Stats as of 2012 (12 years) Ratings Offense: 67 (+5)Defense: 67 (+5)Recruiting: 52 (+5)Scouting: 29 (+3)Development: 67 (+5)Reputation: 80 (+7)Record Overall W-L: 348-65 (0.843)NCAA App: 12NCAA Titles: 2Final 4s: 3Sweet 16s: 9NCAA W-L: 32-10Conf Titles: 6Nat'l COY: 3Conf COY: 1120-Wins: 12

Final Set of Recruits HS Seniors PF Chris Lucas, 6-8, #15 (SCR: A, REB: A, BLK: A, OVR: A)SG Mark Pettway, 6-1, #18 (SCR: A, PAS: A, STL: A, OVR: A)SF Andre Smith, 6-6, #58 (SCR: A, REB: A, DEF: A, OVR: A)C Bruce McCutcheon, 6-9, #72 (REB: A. DEF: B, INS: A, OVR: A)

Graduating Players 1. Sf Chris Williams Regular season: 100 G, 4.8 ppg, 3.0 rpg, 1.0 apg, 27 3s, 43% FG, 77% FTPost season: 7 G, 4.3 ppg, 2.3 rpg, 1.0 apg, 1.1 spg, 36% FG, 90% FTGPA: 2.32. PF Julian Irvin Regular season: 96 G, 3,1 ppg, 1.4 rpg, 14 3s, 53% FG, 69% FTPost season: 5 G, 2.4 ppg, 45% FGGPA: 3.93. PF Justin Blevins Regular season: 120 G, 8.4 ppg, 4.0 rpg, 58% FG, 69% FTPost season: 13 G, 8.8 ppg, 3.9 rpg, 1.2 spg, 56% FG, 74% FTGPA: 2.94. C Chris Condill Awards: Pac 12 2nd Team (2011)Regular season: 88 G, 6.0 ppg, 2.9 rpg, 56% FG, 48% FTPost season: 11 G, 9.2 ppg, 4.6 rpg, 65% FG, 60% FTGPA: 3.5

2011-12 Team Stats, Rankings, +/- from last season Team Points: 76.5 (#3), +1.5Rebounds: 33.6 (#45), -0.8Assists: 15.6 (#48), +0.5Steals: 6.9 (#57), +0.6Blocks: 4.1 (#9), +0.6TOs: 12.7 (#35), +0.2FG%: 49.0 (#3), +1.43PT%: 28.3 (#332), -8.8FT%: 73.2 (#158), +0.3Opposition Points: 65.9 (#121), +3.7FG%: 42.2 (#63), +1.43PT%: 36.9 (#289), +6.4TOs: 16.3 (#23), -0.1Efficiency Offense: 55.0 (#5), +1.0Defense: 47.4 (#201), +2.6

2011-12 Individual Stats and Rankings (Nat'l Rank) Points SG Dickey Walton - 14.5 ppgC Anthony Burton - 12.7PF Justin Blevins - 11.7C Aaron Lapps - 9.8SF Chris Williams - 8.8SF Dave Fuhs - 5.9PG Eugene Tucker - 5.5C Chris Condill - 3.5SG TJ Jones - 3.2PG Troy Cotton - 3.1PG Keith Holliway - 1.6Rebounds C Aaron Lappas - 6.2 rpgC Anthony Burton - 6.1SF Chris Williams - 5.0PF Justin Blevins - 4.4SG Dickey Walton - 4.1Assists PG Eugene Tucker - 5.2 apg (#10)PG Keith Holliway - 2.4SG Dickey Walton - 2.1Steals SG Dickey Walton - 1.2 spgSF Chris Williams - 1.1Blocks C Aaron Lappas - 1.3 bpg (#17)Turn overs PG Eugene Tucker - 3.2 topgSF Chris Williams - 2.03pt shots made SG Dickey Walton - 40SF Chris Williams - 14SG TJ Jones - 10PG Eugene Tucker - 6SF Dave Fuhs - 5PG Keith Holliway - 2PG Troy Cotton - 1C Anthony Burton - 1FG % (min: 30 FGA) C Chris Condill - 65.5% (38 of 58)C Anthony Burton - 65.3PF Justin Blevins - 61.4C Aaron Lappas - 53.8SF Dave Fuhs - 47.1PG Keith Holliway - 44.4SF Chris Williams - 42.3SG Dickey Walton - 41.3SG TJ Jones - 40.0PG Troy Cotton - 38.2PG Eugene Tucker - 36.2FT% (min: 20 FTA) C Anthony Burton - 89.5% (68 of 76)PG Eugene Tucker - 85.0SG Dickey Walton - 84.7SF Chris Williams - 77.9PF Justin Blevins - 73.2SF Dave Fuhs - 53.7C Aaron Lappas - 52.53PT% (min: 10 3PA) SG TJ Jones - 58.8% (10 of 17)SG Dickey Walton - 32.5SF Chris Williams - 30.4SF Dave Fuhs - 21.7PG Eugene Tucker - 14.3PG Troy Cotton - 10.0Minutes SF Chris Williams - 28.2 mpgSG Dickey Walton - 27.4C Anthony Burton - 26.2PF Justin Blevins - 25.3PG Eugene Tucker - 24.9C Aaron Lappas - 21.8SF Dave Fuhs - 17.8PG Keith Holliway - 13.3PG Troy Cotton - 9.2SG TJ Jones - 7.5C Chris Condill - 6.1SF Jordan Milton 4.3PF Julian Irvin - 3.5

2012 Awards Conference 1st Team: So SG Dickey Walton, So C Anthony Burton2nd Team: Jr C Aaron Lappas

NCAA Final 4 East: (6) #24 GeorgiaMidwest: (1) #1 IowaSouth: (1) #8 ArkansasWest: (7) Gonzaga(1) #1 Iowa def (6) #24 Georgia, 72-60 (1) #8 Arkansas def (7) Gonzaga, 61-58 Finals (1) #1 Iowa def (1) #8 Arkansas, 67-54. Iowa wins their 3rd national title.

Major Upsets Sweet 16 (12) Yale def (1) #3 Kansas(7) Gonzaga def (3) #19 Oklahoma StElite 8 (6) #24 Georgia def (1) #2 Kentucky

Career Game #413 2012 NCAA Tournament Midwest Regional Finals (Elite 8) Mar 25, 2012: (3) #13 UCLA (26-7, 16-2) vs (1) #1 Iowa (32-1, 18-0) Scouting Report Offense: normal pace, balanced, princetonDefense: 1-2-2, rarely pressKey Players: Fr C Mack Iversen 21.8 ppg (#7 Nat'l), 13.5 rpg (#1), 3.6 stls (#3), 2.9 blks (#2), #1 recruit this seasonNotes: Simply put, IOWA is the #1 team in terms of defensive efficiency, and for good reason; 51.1 opp ppg (#1 Nat'l), 34.2% opp FG (#1), 30.1% opp 3PT (#12). So in other words, we're going up against the #1 ranked team, #1 defensive team, and the #1 playerHow they got here At-large selection (1st place, Big 10 regular season; only loss cae against IND in the Big 10 tournament finals)(2nd Rd) Def Texas Christian, 75-58 (Iversen 25 pts, 17 rebs, 3 stls)(3rd Rd) Def Bradley, 64-54 (Iversen 11 pts, 10 rebs, 3 blks)(Sweet 16) Def #17 Auburn, 76-62 (Iversen 35 pts, 15 rebs, 3 blks) 1st Half So far, we're executing our defensive game plan against IOWA's C Mack Iversen, forcing him to shoot outside his comfort zone. However, we can't afford to give IOWA 2nd chance opportunities. Our turnovers have also hurt us, giving IOWA plenty of fast break pts Halftime: Down 26-36 Key stat(s) 2nd chance: UCLA 4, IOWA 14Fast break: UCLA 2, IOWA 13Key Players UCLA: SG Dickey Walton 13 pts, 4 rebsIOWA: C Mack Iversen 10 pts, 10 rebs, 2 blks 2nd Half Good start with a 11-2 run. IOWA's C Mack Iversen forced to take outside shots, and is now 4-14 FG 13:25, Down 37-38 IOWA, who were shooting 3-16 3PT earlier, has 3 of their last 4 attempts from downtown. It's a tough decision to make on whether we need to adjust defensively, or continue to clog up the lane. I decided to stick with the zone. We're still very much in this game8:37, Down 45-47 PG Eugene Tucker with back to back turnovers earlier. IOWA hits another 3. IOWA's C Mack Iversen hits a long 2 for his 1st basket of the 2nd half5:27, Down 48-54 After IOWA hits another 3, it now forces me to play m2m defense.3:28, Down 50-57 PG Eugene Tucker hots a jumper. Down 5. IOWA's C Mack Iversen, seeing he has now more room to operate inside, takes it strong and got fouled; Iversen splits. Down 6. SG Dickey Walton missed. We got called on a foul against a jump shooter. Bad foul. IOWA made both FTs. TImeout1:57, Down 52-60 SG Chris Williams can get it to fall. IOWA turns the ball over. We also turned the ball over. IOWA's C Mack Iversen hits another jump shot. Down 10. We have to start thinking 3s. We hot 1. Down 7. 0:32 left. We started fouling. IOWA missed their FT. Window of opportunity here. But another turn over on our part, our 16th for the game, That ended our chances. Those chances were few and far in between, and we threw away most of them. Great effort by SG Dickey Walton, who played 39 mins today, and was our only consistent scorer An up and down season. We'll have a strong recruiting class coming in next season. We'll see Final Score: UCLA - 57, Iowa - 62 Box Scores Walton 24, 8, 1, 3 tos, 2 3sLappas 8, 5, 0Williams 7, 6, 2, 2 stlsTucker 7, 1, 0, 5 tos, fouled outBurton 6, 7, 1Cotton 3, 1, 1, 3 tosBlevins 2, 3, 1Lappas 0, 5, 1Fuhs 0, 3, 0Jones 0, 2, 1Holliway 0, 0, 2 Team Stats FG: 37-38% Rebs: +3 TOs: +3 Pts in paint: +10 2nd chance: -2 Fast break: -6 Post game observations (-): A good comeback in the 2nd half. But those "extra" points (2nd chance, fast break) we have given IOWA in the 1st half proved to be too much to make up