Dec. 10, 1997
Nationally-Ranked Stanford Basketball Team Travels to San Diego State
Stanford Story
Stanford (5-0 overall, 0-0 Pac-10) at San Diego State (*2-4 overall, 0-0 WAC)
Tuesday, December 16, 1997, 7:00 p.m., Cox Arena at Aztec Bowl (12,414)
Stanford Starters (5-0 overall, 0-0 Pac-10)
F - Mark Madsen, 6-8, 235, Sophomore, Danville, Ca (17.0 ppg, 7.6 rpg)
F - Peter Sauer, 6-7, 225, Junior, Pittsburgh, Pa (9.2 pg, 6.0 rpg)
C - Tim Young, 7-1, 245, Junior, Santa Cruz, Ca (9.8 ppg, 6.8 rpg)
G - Kris Weems, 6-3, 195, Junior, Kansas City, Ks (12.0 ppg, 3.6 rpg)
G - Arthur Lee, 6-0, 175, Junior, Los Angeles, Ca (12.4 ppg, 1.2 rpg, 4.0 apg)
San Diego State Starters (*2-4 overall, 0-0 WAC)
F - Marcelo Correa, 6-10, 225, Freshman, Franca, Brazil (4.5 ppg, 3.3 rpg)
F - Kevin Bett, 6-4, 190, Senior, Pueblo, Co (9.0 ppg, 3.0 rpg)
C - Roy Kruiswyk, 6-8, 230, Senior, Kelowna, British Columbia (9.5 ppg, 6.3 rpg)
G - Matt Watts, 6-3, 190, Junior, Dallas, Tx (12.8 ppg, 3.5 rpg, 3.3 apg)
G - Jason Richey, 6-1, 175, Senior, Omaha, Ne (16.7 ppg, 3.0 rpg, 3.2 apg)
*San Diego State plays UC Irvine on Dec. 13.
Series Story
Stanford holds a 3-0 edge over San Diego State ... Last year at Maples Pavilion, the Cardinal scored a 97-50 victory over SDSU, the worst loss in Aztec hoops history.
Coaches Corner
Mike Montgomery is in his 12th season at Stanford ... He is Stanford's second winningest basketball coach with a record of 210-127 ... His career record (8 seasons at Montana and 11-plus seasons at Stanford) is 364-204 ... Montgomery has coached Stanford to five NCAA and four NIT appearances during his tenure at Stanford ... Montgomery is 1-0 vs San Diego State ... Fred Trenkle is in his fourth season at San Diego State with a record of 40-50 ... Trenkle is 0-1 vs Stanford.
Cardinal Catalogue
Stanford is off to another excellent start in 1997-98 ... Five victories in five games, and three of those wins came against teams that went to the NCAA tournament last year, Valparaiso, Butler and Georgia ... Stanford is the only unbeaten team in the Pac-10 ... At 5-0, the Cardinal still have a ways to go to equal the school's best start ... The 1936-37 squad rolled off 14 victories to begin its season ... This is Stanford's deepest team ever in terms of talent ... There is strength at every position ... Because of that, twelve players are averaging at least ten minutes per game ... The Cardinal, which has finished first in the conference in free throw percentage the past three seasons, is hitting .756 from the line ... Timely free throw shooting down the stretch led Stanford to victory over Valparaiso (11/29) 70-65 ... Fourteen of Stanford's final 16 points came via free throws ... Nine of those free throw came in the final 59 seconds of the game ... Mark Madsen's free throw with nine seconds assured Stanford's 76-74 victory over Georgia (12/6) ... Three of Stanford's starters are shooting 88 percent or better ... Arthur Lee (.909, 20-22), Kris Weems (.905, 19-21) and Peter Sauer (.875, 14-16) are shooting a combined .898 (53-59) from the free throw line ... Lee, Weems and Sauer rank one, two and three, respectively, in free throw percentage in the Pac-10 ... The Cardinal has averaged 41.2 rebounds per game, and has outrebounded the opposition by nearly 13 per game.
"I like our personnel, and I like our depth."
Stanford head coach Mike Montgomery
Tall Team
The 1997-98 Stanford frontline is the tallest in school history ... Eight players are 6-foot-7 or taller ... Ryan Mendez and Peter Sauer are 6-foot-7, Mark Madsen at 6-foot-8, Jarron Collins, Mark Seaton and Pete Van Elswyk (all 6-foot-9), Jason Collins at 6-foot-10, and Tim Young at 7-foot-1 ... The 1987-88 Cardinal had seven players 6-foot-7 or above including 6-11 Greg Butler and 6-10 Derek Bruton ... The 1988-89 varsity had six players 6-foot-7 or above, including 6-10 Derek Bruton and three players at 6-9, Paul Garrett, Adam Keefe and Langtry Meyer ... The 1991-92 Cardinal had eight players over 6-foot-7.
Defensive Data
Stanford's defense has held its opponents to only 40 percent shooting ... The Cardinal has also forced the opposition into 82 turnovers in five games and has outscored the opposition by 18.8 ppg.
Madsen Memo
Mark Madsen is putting together an All-America season thus far in 1997-98 ... Madsen, who leads the nation in shooting at .800 (28-for-35) is certainly on course to break the school, Pac-10 and NCAA records ... The school record is .677 (100-149) by John Revelli during the 1982-83 season ... The Pac-10 record is .756 (Pac-10 min. 4 made per game) by UCLA's Jelani McCoy (1996-97, 152-201) and OSU's Steve Johnson at .746 (NCAA min. 5 made per game, 235-315) during the 1980-81 season ... The NCAA record is held by Johnson ... Off the court, Madsen is outgoing and is popular with his teammates, the news media and with Stanford fans ... On the court, he is known as "Mad Dog" ... Watch him play and the description fits ... Madsen is talented, tough and a winner ... The 6-foot-8, 235-pound sophomore leads the team in scoring (17.0 ppg) and rebounding (7.6 rpg) ... Madsen scored 44 points, hit 13-of-14 shots from the floor, and grabbed 19 rebounds in the Big Island Invitational to gain all-tourney honors ... Madsen scored career-highs in points (23) and rebounds (13) in Stanford's 76-74 victory over nationally-ranked Georgia (12/6) at the John Wooden Classic ... Madsen scored what proved to be the winning basket on a tipin with nine seconds to play to give Stanford a 75-74 lead ... Madsen iced the game with a free throw to make the score 76-74, and then grabbed a missed Georgia shot to end the game ... The 13 rebounds was a John Wooden Classic record ... For his efforts, Madsen was voted Pac-10 Player of the Week ... Madsen has been compared to former Cardinal All-American Adam Keefe ... Keefe played in a school record 125 games, finished as the school's all-time rebounder (1,119) and #2 all-time scorer (2,319).
"Mark Madsen is going to cause a lot of problems for defenses. He's tough, a great competitor and close to becoming an excellent player."
Stanford head coach Mike Montgomery
"What's unusual about Mark is his ability to improve. Normally guys get to a certain level and there's just not that much more room for improvement.
But he's appreciably better than last year."
Stanford head coach Mike Montgomery
Mark Madsen Fg-Fga Pct Ft-Fta Pct Pts Rebs
USD 7-7 1.000 4-6 .667 18 6
Hawai'i Hilo 6-7 .857 4-7 .571 16 7
Valparaiso 1-1 1.000 9-14 .643 11 3
Butler 6-6 1.000 5-8 .625 17 9
Georgia 8-14 .571 7-10 .700 *23 *13
*Career High
Conference Chatter
Stanford sophomore Mark Madsen has been named the Pacific-10 Conference Men's Basketball Player of the Week for Dec. 1-7 ... Madsen scored a career-high 23 points and grabbed a career-high 13 rebounds in Stanford's 76-74 win over nationally-ranked Georgia in the John Wooden Classic ... Madsen scored what proved to be the winning basket on a tipin with nine seconds to play, giving the Cardinal a 75-74 lead ... Madsen iced the game with a free throw to make the score 76-74, and grabbed a missed Georgia shot at the buzzer ... Madsen also added a block and a steal to go with his John Wooden Classic record 13 rebounds ... This is the first weekly honor for Madsen in his career and Stanford's 22nd Player of the Week honor all-time.
Lee Ledger
Arthur Lee has inherited the point-guard position in 1997-98 and is off to a good start ... Lee is averaging 12.4 ppg, shooting 58 percent from the floor, leads the team in free throw shooting at 91 percent, and dishing out 4.0 assists per game.
Arthur Lee Fg-Fga Pct Ft-Fta Pct Pts Asts
USD 4-4 1.000 2-3 .667 11 3
Hawai'i Hilo 3-4 .750 4-4 1.000 11 4
Valparaiso 3-6 .500 4-4 1.000 11 2
Butler 3-6 .500 7-8 .875 15 *8
Georgia 5-11 .455 3-3 1.000 14 3
*Career High
Lee was named to the all-tourney team at the Big Island Invitational ... Stanford coaching staff recruited Lee three years ago with the purpose of stepping in and replacing All-American Brevin Knight when he graduated ... Knight has taken his skills to the NBA, and Lee is now the man in charge ... Lee is ready to run the Cardinal offense.
"I'm ready for it. I've been waiting for so long. Brevin Knight was a great person to play behind and learn from. He is the epitome of a point guard as far as I'm concerned."
Stanford point guard Arthur Lee
"Arthur Lee is a key player for us. He is very good defensively. He's very competitive and gives 100 percent."
Stanford head coach Mike Montgomery
Lee started 12 games last year, including a start at point-guard against Navy ... Lee responded with 18 points (6-for-8 from the floor, 2-for-3 from three-point range, 4-for-4 from the free throw line), dished out two assists and blocked two shots in 33 minutes ... Stanford utilized a three-guard offense last year, and that enabled Lee to gain valuable playing time in preparation for assuming fulltime duties in 1997-98 ... Lee's best game in 1996-97 certainly was a 26-point (career-high), four rebound, two assist, and two steal performance in 32 minutes of play off the bench at USC ... For the season, Lee averaged 7.6 ppg, and hit 79 percent from the free throw line ... Lee realizes that the focus of the offense will be to push the ball inside, and that is fine with the junior.
"I know I'm capable of doing a lot of good things just like Brevin was capable of doing a lot of good things. Brevin Knight was a great player, no doubt, but all I can do is be Arthur Lee, go out and play my game and enjoy it."
Stanford point-guard Arthur Lee
Cardinal Catalogue
Kris Weems enjoyed his best game of the young season against Butler (11/30) in the championship game of the Big Island Invitational ... Weems tallied a career-high 29 points (four 3-pointers, 9-for-9 from the free throw line), grabbed five rebounds (career high) and dished out four assists ... Mark Seaton has given the team excellent play of the bench ... Seaton is averaging 13.4 minutes per game, has hit nine of ten shots, has blocked four shots and stolen three passes in five games ... Seaton garnered eight points and six rebounds in 20 minutes of play against Hawai'i Hilo (11/28), and followed that up with ten points and six rebounds in 20 minutes of play against Valparaiso (11/29) ... Forward Peter Sauer is second on the team in assists with 17, three behind Arthur Lee ... Sauer recorded a career-high seven assists against Georgia (12/6) ... Kamba Tshionyi played perhaps his best game in a Stanford uniform against Georgia (12/6) ... Tshionyi played a career-high 17 minutes, handled Georgia's press, grabbed three rebounds, stole a pass and hit a key three-pointer with nine minutes to play.
Ticket Tale
Season tickets are still available for Stanford Basketball 1997-98 ... However, single game tickets for games against Arizona, California and UCLA are sold out ... For ticket information, call (650) 723-1021 or (800) Beat Cal.
Travel Time
The Stanford basketball team will leave for San Diego on Sunday, December 14, from San Francisco on United Airlines flight #2353 at 8:40 p.m. with arrival at 10:04 p.m. ... The team will stay at the San Diego Marriott ... The phone number is (619) 230-8316 ... The team will return home on Tuesday, December 17, from San Diego on United Airlines flight #2218 at 9:37 a.m. with arrival in San Francisco at 11:12 a.m. ... Bob Vazquez, media relations director, will accompany the team.
Stanford Game-By-Game in 1997-98
+Big Island Invitational
#John Wooden Classic
*Pacific-10 =Cable Car Classic
^NCAA Tournament
3-Pt Reb
Stanford Fg-Fga Pct Fg-Fga Pct Ft-Fta Pct Off-Def Tot A To Bs St Pts
USD 29-61 .475 6-10 .600 23-33 .697 15-31 46 17 15 4 6 87
+Hawai'i Hilo 31-61 .475 11-27 .407 25-30 .833 19-34 53 26 20 4 8 98
+Valparaiso 16-45 .356 3-17 .176 35-48 .729 17-15 32 10 14 3 3 70
+Butler 29-52 .558 9-27 .333 32-38 .842 13-24 36 23 13 4 3 99
#Georgia 25-56 .446 8-18 .444 18-27 .667 13-26 39 13 15 5 7 76
3-Pt Reb
Opponents Ff-Fga Pct Fg-Fga Pct Ft-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot A To Bs St Pts
USD 20-49 .408 4-14 .286 13-20 .650 3-21 24 13 17 0 7 57
+Hawai'i Hilo 17-60 .283 5-24 .208 10-17 .588 12-13 25 12 22 4 7 49
+Valparaiso 21-42 .500 8-13 .615 15-19 .733 8-21 29 16 19 0 5 65
+Butler 25-54 .463 6-19 .316 30-33 .909 7-14 21 14 9 1 7 86
#Georgia 27-69 .391 8-25 .320 12-21 .571 22-21 43 11 15 3 7 74
Stanford Assorted Facts & Figures
Won-Loss Breakdown Overall Pac-10
Total 5-0 0-0
Home 1-0 0-0
Away 1-0 0-0
Neutral 3-0 0-0
Overtime 0-0 0-0
Night Game 3-0 0-0
Day Game 2-0 0-0
Month
November 4-0 0-0
December 1-0 0-0
January 0-0 0-0
February 0-0 0-0
March 0-0 0-0
Field Goal Percentage
Shooting .500 or more 2-0 0-0
Shooting under .500 3-0 0-0
Halftime
Leading at halftime 5-0 0-0
Trailing at halftime 0-0 0-0
Tied at halftime 0-0 0-0
Rebounds
When the Cardinal outrebounds opponents 4-0 0-0
When the Cardinal is outrebounded 1-0 0-0
When the rebounding is the same 0-0 0-0
Turnovers
When the Cardinal has more turnovers 1-0 0-0
When the Cardinal has fewer turnovers 3-0 0-0
When the turnovers are the same 1-0 0-0
Fouls
When the Cardinal has more fouls 0-0 0-0
When the Cardinal has fewer fouls 5-0 0-0
When the fouls are the same 0-0 0-0
Margins
1 0-0 0-0
2 1-0 0-0
3 0-0 0-0
4-9 1-0 0-0
10-19 1-0 0-0
20+ 2-0 0-0
Field Goal Percentage
Home (29-61) .475 .000 (000-000)
Away (31-60) .517 .000 (000-000)
Neutral (70-153) .458 .000 (000-000)
Free Throw Percentage
Home (23-33) .697 .000 (000-000)
Away (25-30) .833 .000 (000-000)
Neutral (85-113) .752 .000 (000-000)
Points Per Game
Home (87 pts) 87.0 00.0 (000 pts)
Away (99 pts) 99.0 00.0 (000 pts)
Neutral (243 pts) 81.0 00.0 (000 pts)
Starting Lineups
Madsen/Sauer/Young/Weems/Lee 5-0 0-0
Jarron Collins, 6-9, 240, Freshman
Points
10, Hawai'i Hilo (11/28/97)
7, San Diego (11/18/97)
2, Butler (11/30/97)
1, Valparaiso (11/29/97)
Rebounds
4, San Diego (11/18/97)
2, Hawai'i Hilo (11/28/97)
2, Butler (11/30/97)
1, Valparaiso (11/29/97)
Assists
3, Hawai'i Hilo (11/28/97)
1, Georgia (12/6/97)
Steals
2, San Diego (11/18/97)
1, Hawai'i Hilo (11/28/97)
Blocked Shots
1, San Diego (11/18/97)
Minutes Played
20, Hawai'i Hilo (11/28/97)
12, San Diego (11/18/97)
10, Valparaiso (11/29/97)
7, Butler (11/30/97)
7, Georgia (12/6/97)
Jason Collins, 6-10, 240, Freshman
Points
7, San Diego (11/18/97)
Rebounds
6, San Diego (11/18/97)
Minutes
15, San Diego (11/8/97)
Arthur Lee, 6-0, 175, Junior
Points
26, USC (2/6/97)
18, Navy (12/28/96)
15, Oregon (2/15/97)
15, Butler (11/30/97)
14, Wake Forest (3/16/97)
14, Georgia (12/6/97)
Rebounds
5, Washington (1/23/97)
4, USC (2/6/97)
3, Valparaiso (11/29/97)
Assists
8, Butler (11/30/97)
5, Alaska Anchorage (12/18/96)
5, San Diego State (2/24/97)
4, Oregon (2/15/97)
4, Wake Forest (3/16/97)
4, Hawai'i Hilo (11/28/97)
Blocked Shots
2, Seton Hall (12/22/96)
2, USC (2/6/97)
2, Washington State (2/20/97)
2, San Diego State (2/24/97)
2, Utah (3/20/97)
Minutes
40, Utah (3/20/97)
35, Oregon (2/15/97)
35, Wake Forest (3/16/97)
33, Navy (12/28/96)
33, Washington State (2/20/97)
Mark Madsen, 6-8, 235, Sophomore
Points
23, Georgia (12/6/97)
18, San Diego (11/18/97)
17, Butler (11/30/97)
16, Hawai'i Hilo (11/28/97)
13, Washington State (2/20/97)
Rebounds
13, Georgia (12/6/97)
10, Oregon (2/15/97)
9, Oklahoma (3/14/97)
9, Butler (11/30/97)
8, Arizona (1/4/97)
8, Washington State (1/25/97)
8, Washigton State (2/20/97)
Assists
3, San Diego State (2/24/97)
3, Butler (11/30/97)
2, Oklahoma (3/14/97)
1, Arizona (1/14/97)
1, Oregon (1/16/97)
1, Arizona (3/6/97)
Steals
3, UCLA (2/28/97)
1, 5 times
Blocked Shots
3, San Diego State (2/24/97)
2, Oregon (2/15/97)
3, Washington State (2/20/97)
1, 6 times
Minutes
37, Georgia (12/6/97)
31, Butler (11/30/97)
26, San Diego (11/18/97)
25, California (3/1/97)
24, Oregon (2/15/97)
Michael McDonald, 6-0, 170, Freshman
Points
6, Hawai'i Hilo (11/28/97)
2, San Diego (11/18/97)
2, Valparaiso (11/29/97)
Rebounds
2, Hawai'i Hilo (11/28/97)
1, San Diego (11/18/97)
1, Valparaiso (11/29/97)
1, Butler (11/30/97)
Assists
3, Hawai'i Hilo (11/28/97)
Steals
1, San Diego (11/18/97)
1, Hawai'i Hilo (11/28/97)
1, Georgia (12/6/97)
Minutes
14, Valparaiso (11/29/97)
11, Hawai'i Hilo (11/28/97)
10, Butler (11/30/97)
9, San Diego (11/18/97)
5, Georgia (12/6/97)
Ryan Mendez, 6-7, 205, Sophomore
Points
17, Alaska Anchorage (11/29/96)
15, Alaska Anchorage (12/18/97)
14, San Diego State (2/24/97)
13, Manhattan (12/7/96)
13, Arizona State (1/2/97)
Rebounds
8, Arizona State (1/2/97)
5, UCLA (1/9/97)
5, Hawai'i Hilo (11/28/97)
4, Washington State (1/25/97)
4, San Diego (11/18/97)
Assists
6, UCLA (1/9/97)
2, Alaska Anchorage (12/18/96)
2, Arizona State (1/2/97)
2, San Diego (11/18/97)
2, Hawai'i Hilo (11/28/97)
Steals
2, Navy (12/18/96)
2, Arizona State (1/2/97)
2, Georgia (12/6/97)
Minutes
22, Arizona State (1/2/97)
22, UNC-Charlotte (11/27/96)
21, Hawai'i Hilo (11/28/97)
19, Alaska Anchorage (12/18/96)
18, Alaska Anchorage (11/29/96)
18, San Diego (12/14/96)
18, San Diego (11/18/97)
David Moseley, 6-4, 198, Soph
Points
19, USC (1/11/97)
16, California (3//1/97)
14, Hawai'i Hilo (11/28/97)
13, San Diego State (2/24/97)
9, Oreogn State (2/13/97)
Rebounds
5, San Diego (12/14/96)
5, USC (1/11/97)
4, 5 times
Assists
3, Oreogn (2/15/97)
3, San Diego State (2/24/97)
2, 4 times
Steals
2, 6 times
Blocked Shots
2, Valparaiso (11/29/97)
1, 7 times
Blocked Shots
1, 9 times
Minutes
25, USC (1/11/97)
23, Hawai'i Hilo (11/28/97)
22, California (12/7/96)
19, Manhattan (12/7/96)
19, San Diego State (2/24/97)
Peter Sauer, 6-7, 225, Junior
Points
19, Manhattan (12/7/96)
16, Oregon (2/15/97)
16, Butler (11/30/97)
15, Oregon State (1/18/97)
15, Georgia (12/6/97)
Rebounds
10, Oregon (2/15/97)
9, Oregon State (1/18/97)
8, 6 times
Assists
7, Georgia (12/6/97)
4, Arizona State (1/2/97)
4, USC (1/11/97)
3, 7 times
Steals
2, USC (2/6/97)
2, Wake Forest (3/16/97)
1, 16 times
Blocked Shots
2, USC (2/6/97)
2, Wake Forest (3/16/97)
1, 13 times
Minutes
34, Utah (3/20/97)
35, Georgia (12/6/97)
33, Wake Forest (3/16/97)
31, Arizona State (1/2/97)
31, Butler (11/30/97)
Mark Seaton, 6-9, 230, Junior
Points
18, USC (2/8/96)
13, North Carolina (2/2/96)
12, Washington State (1/27/96)
10, Washington (1/24/96)
10, California (3/3/96)
10, Oregon State (2/13/97)
10, Valparaiso (11/29/97)
Rebounds
9, USD (12/14/96)
8, California (3/3/96)
7, North Carolina (12/2/95)
7, Oregon State (1/20/96)
7, USC (2/8/96)
Assists
2, Oregon State (1/20/96)
2, USC (2/8/96)
2, UNC Greensboro (11/27/96)
2, Hawai'i Hilo (11/28/97)
1, 5 times
Steals
3, Oregon State (2/13/97)
2, Hawai'i Hilo (11/28/97)
1, 6 times
Blocked Shots
2, North Carolina (12/2/95)
2, USC (2/8/96)
1, 12 times
Minutes
30, UNC Greensboro (11/27/96)
28, California (3/3/96)
27, USC (2/8/96)
26, Washington (1/25/96)
26, USD (12/14/96)
Kamba Tshionyi, 6-2, 185, Senior
Points
4, Alaska Anchorage (12/18/96)
4, Arizona State (3/8/97)
4, Butler (11/230/97)
3, 6 times
Rebounds
4, Arizona State (3/8/97)
3, Alaska Anchorage (12/18/96)
3, Oregon State (2/13/97)
3, Georgia (12/6/97)
2, 6 times
Assists
4, San Diego State (2/24/97)
4, San Diego (11/18/97)
3, Hawai'i Hilo (11/28/97)
2, 7 games
Steals
2, UNC Greensboro (11/27/96)
2, Hawai'i Hilo (11/28/97)
1, USF (12/16/95)
1, Alaska Anchorage (12/18/96)
1, Georgia (12/16/97)
Minutes Played
17, Georgia (12/6/97)
14, San Diego (11/18/97)
13, Hawai'i Hilo (11/28/97)
12, UCLA (1/9/97)
11, Alaska Anchorage (12/18/96)
Pete Van Elswyk, 6-9, 255, Senior
Points
13, Clemson (2/9/94)
12, Auburn (2/15/95)
11, Vanderbilt (2/4/95)
11, Florida (2/11/95)
10, South Carolina State (12/20/93)
10, College of Charleston (12/22/93)
10, Tennessee (3/4/95)
Rebounds
12, Tennessee (1/19/94)
9, South Carolina State (12/20/93)
8, Clemson (12/8/94)
8, Alaska Anchorage (12/18/96)
7, 7 times
Assists
3, South Carolina State (12/20/93)
3, Charleston Southern (12/20/94)
2, 10 times
Steals
3, UNC Asheville (11/25/94)
2, Auburn 3/9/95)
2, Navy (12/28/96)
1, 12 times
Blocked Shots
3, Seton Hall (12/22/96)
2, Auburn (3/9/95)
2, Alaska Anchorage (12/18/96)
2, Oregon (2/15/97)
1, 8 times
Minutes
37, South Carolina State (12/20/93)
35, Georgia (1/29/94)
34, Tennessee (2/26/94)
34, Arkansas (1/21/95)
33, Tennessee (1/19/94)
Kris Weems, 6-3, 195, Junior
Points
29, Butler (11/30/97)
21, Alaska Anchorage (12/18/96)
20, Oklahoma (3/14/97)
18, San Diego (12/14/96)
17, Seton Hall (12/22/96)
17, Oregon State (2/13/97)
Rebounds
6, Hawai'i Hilo (11/28/97)
5, UNC Greensboro (11/27/96)
5, Alaska Anchorage (12/29/96)
5, Butler (11/30/97)
4, 6 times
Assists
5, San Diego State (2/24/97)
4, USC (1/11/97)
4, Washington State (1/25/97)
4, Arizona State (3/8/97)
4, Butler (11/30/97)
Steals
3, Manhattan (12/7/96)
3, Seton Hall (12/22/96)
2, 5 times
Blocked Shots
1, 11 times
Minutes
43, Seton Hall (12/22/96)
40, Utah (3/20/97)
38, Wake Forest (3/16/97)
37, College of Charleston (11/28/96)
36, Washington State (2/20/97)
Tim Young, 7-1, 245, Junior
Points
31, Seton Hall (12/22/96)
25, Navy (12/28/96)
23, Arizona State (3/8/97)
22, College of Charleston (11/28/96)
22, Arizona (3/6/97)
Rebounds
21, Oregon (1/16/97)
17, Oregon (3/4/95)
17, Arizona (3/6/97)
16, Seton Hall (12/22/96)
16, Arizona State (3/8/97)
15, Navy (12/28/96)
15, Utah (3/20/97)
Assists
4, Stetson (11/24/95)
4, Washington State (1/25/97)
3, Oregon State (1/18/97)
3, Oregon (2/15/97)
3, Washington State (2/20/97)
Steals
2, 9 times
Blocked Shots
5, Arizona (3/6/97)
3, 10 times
Minutes
42, Oregon (1/16/97)
38, Seton Hall (12/22/96)
37, Arizona (2/9/95)
37, Arizona (3/6/97)
33, Oregon State (3/2/95)
33, Navy (12/28/96)
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