possible arizona starters
2015-16 schedule/results
DATE OPPONENT
(TV)
TIME/RESULT
11/8 Chico State (Ex.) ... W, 90-54
11/13 Pacific ... W, 79-61
11/16 Bradley ... W, 90-60
11/19 Boise State# ... W, 88-76
11/22 Northwestern State ... W, 61-42
11/26 vs. Santa Clara% ...W (OT), 75-73
11/27 vs. Providence% ...L, 65-69
11/29 vs. Boise State% ... W, 68-59
12/5
at No. 13/12 Gonzaga ... W, 68-63
12/9 Fresno State ... W, 85-72
12/13 Missouri
... W, 88-52
12/16 Northern Arizona ...W, 92-37
12/19 UNLV ...W, 82-70
12/22 Long Beach State ...W, 85-70
1/3
at Arizona State* ... W, 94-82
1/7
at UCLA* (ESPN2) ...7 p.m.
1/9
at USC* (Pac-12 Networks) ...5 p.m.
1/14 Washington* (Fox Sports 1) ...7 p.m.
1/16 Washington State* (Pac-12 Networks) ...7:30 p.m.
1/21
at Stanford* (Pac-12 Networks) ...9 p.m.
1/23
at California* (ESPN/ESPN2) ...TBA
1/28 Oregon* (ESPN2)...9 p.m.
1/30 Oregon State* (Pac-12 Networks) ...7:30 p.m.
2/3
at Washington State* (Pac-12 Networks)...8 p.m.
2/6
at Washington* (Fox) ...2:30 p.m.
2/12 UCLA* (ESPN) ...7 p.m.
2/14 USC* (Fox Sports 1) ...6 p.m.
2/17 Arizona State*(ESPN2) ...7 p.m.
2/24
at Colorado* (ESPN2) ...7 p.m.
2/27
at Utah* (ESPN/ESPN2) ...TBA
3/3
California* (ESPN/ESPN2) ...7 p.m.
3/5
Stanford* (CBS) ...2 p.m.
3/9-3/12 Pac-12 Tournament (Las Vegas, Nev.) ...TBA
Schedule Key
# - Non-bracketed game of the 2015 Wooden Legacy (Tucson, Ariz.) % - DirecTV Wooden Legacy (Fullerton, Calif. & Anaheim, Calif.) * - Pac-12 conference game
gAME 15: NO. 7/6 ARIzONA AT UCLA
Jan. 7, 2016 » 7:00 p.m. mst » los angeles, calif. » pauley pavilion (13,800)
13-1, 1-0 PAC-12 15-16 record 9-6, 0-2 PAC-12
7/6 rankings NR/NR
25 rpi 72
Sean Miller head coach Steve Alford 176-53 (7th yr) record at school 59-29 (3rd yr) 296-100 (12th yr) career record 522-264 (25th yr)
media information
tip time: 7:05 p.m. MST tv: ESPN2 (Pasch/Walton)radio: Arizona IMG Sports Network (Jeffries/Dean)
satellite radio: Sirius 119, XM 198 audio stream: arizonawildcats.com live stats: arizonalivestats.com
inside the series
overall: UCLA leads 53-40
in tucson: Arizona leads 23-15
in los angeles: UCLA leads 32-14
at neutral sites: UCLA leads 6-3
current streak: Arizona won 2
last meeting: Arizona won 70-64 in Las Vegas (3-14-15)
miller vs. ucla: 8-8
No. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. Wt. PPg RPg APg Hometown
5 Kadeem Allen G Jr. 6-3 200 8.1 3.3 4.0 Wilmington, N.C. 1 Gabe York G Sr. 6-3 190 13.7 3.6 2.4 West Covina, Calif. 11 Allonzo Trier G Fr. 6-6 210 14.1 3.4 1.0 Seattle, Wash. 12 Ryan Anderson F Sr. 6-9 235 15.1 10.2 0.8 Long Beach, Calif. 14 Dusan Ristic C So. 7-0 255 8.4 5.3 1.0 Novi Sad, Serbia
off the top
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Following Sunday’s 94-82 win over the Sun Devils in Tempe, Arizona has now scored 80 or more
points in six consecutive games. It is tied for the longest such streak since the Wildcats broke the
80-point mark in 11 straight games during the 1997-98 season.
•
Kaleb Tarczewski returned to action in the victory at Arizona State after missing the previous eight
games due to a foot injury. The senior center scored eight points, grabbed five rebounds and
blocked one shot in 15 minutes of action in Tempe. He is now just 8 points shy of 1,000 for his career.
•
Head coach Sean Miller is 49-16 (.753) against universities from the state of California during his
coaching career. The Wildcats are 23-17 (.575) in games played in The Golden State under Miller with
12 wins in their last 16 games played in California, including regular season and NCAA tournaments.
•
Freshman Allonzo Trier continues his strong play in his last six games while showing scoring
efficiency. Trier is averaging 18.0 points, 4.3 rebounds and 1.5 assists per game in his previous six
appearances while shooting 55.9 percent from the field, 45.8 percent from beyond the arc and
77.5 percent from the charity stripe. The freshman is also shooting 62.9 percent from inside the arc
during those six games.
•
There is a strong California presence on the Arizona roster with Southern California roots. Ten
members of the 2015-16 roster are from the state of California with six having attended high
schools within 50 miles of Pauley Pavilion.
•
On top of owning the nation’s longest active home winning streak at 47 consecutive games, Arizona
is 75-41 (.646) away from the McKale Center since the 2009-10 season. UA is 19-9 (.679) in Pac-12
road games since the 2012-13 season.
No. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. Wt. PPg RPg APg Hometown
0 Parker Jackson-Cartwright G So. 5-10 170 4.6 1.4 3.4 Los Angeles, Calif. 2 Ray Smith* F Fr. 6-8 210 - - - Las Vegas, Nev. 3 Justin Simon G Fr. 6-5 200 2.4 1.3 0.2 Temecula, Calif. 21 Chance Comanche C Fr. 6-11 205 1.5 2.2 0.0 Beverly Hills, Calif. 23 Mark Tollefsen F Sr. 6-9 205 8.8 3.8 1.0 Danville, Calif. 24 Elliott Pitts G Jr. 6-5 185 2.3 2.3 1.9 Dublin, Calif. 35 Kaleb Tarczewski C Sr. 7-0 250 8.5 6.8 0.5 Claremont, N.H. 44 Trey Mason G Jr. 6-2 195 - - - Los Angeles, Calif. 50 Jacob Hazzard G Sr. 6-0 170 1.3 0.3 0.3 Los Angeles, Calif. 51 Paulo Cruz G Fr. 6-4 195 0.0 0.0 0.0 San Diego, Calif. *Will miss the 2015-16 season due to injury
2015-16 honors
ryan andersonNaismith Trophy watch list Kaleb tarczewski
John R. Wooden Award watch list Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Award watch list NABC Good Works Team Nominee allonzo trier
USBWA Wayman Tisdale Freshman of the Year watch list Jerry West Award watch list
Pac-12 Player of the Week (12-14-15) sean miller
2015 USA Basketball Co-Coach of the Year
pronunciation guide
Chance COMANCHE ... Co-Manch-EE DUSAN RISTIC ...Doo-sahn Wrist-itch Kaleb TARCZEWSKI ...Tar-zoo-ski Mark TOLLEFSEN ...Tall-F-Sin Allonzo TRIER ... Tree-ERarizona’s current streaKs
All games ...8 W At McKale Center ... 47 W On the road ...6 W At neutral sites ...1 W Non-conference home games ... 33 W Non-conference road games ...1 W Pac-12 games overall ...9 W Pac-12 home games ... 21 W Pac-12 road games ...5 WCLOSE, HARD-FOUgHT gAMES
Arizona and UCLA have played an even series in recent history. The largest margin of victory in the last ten meetings has been 11 points. The average margin of victory in those last ten meetings has been 9.3 points with that number dropping to 5.1 points in the last six games between the two programs.
LAST 100 gAMES
The Wildcats will bring into Thursday’s game a record of 90-10 in its last 100 games since the start of the 2013-14 season. Of those ten losses, six have come in the regular season.
VERSUS UCLA AND THE REST OF THE PAC-12
Arizona will look to pick up a win against one of its historically toughest conference rivals in the Bruins. The Wildcats, under Sean Miller, are 8-7 (.533) versus UCLA, which is UA’s lowest winning percentage against any Pac-12 foe since Miller’s arrival prior to the 2009-10 season.
Stanford 10-0 (1.000) Utah 9-0 (1.000) USC 8-2 (.800) Washington State 8-2 (.800) Colorado 9-3 (.750) California 8-3 (.727) Oregon 8-3 (.727) Arizona State 9-4 (.692) Oregon State 8-4 (.667) Washington 6-5 (.545) UCLA 8-7 (.533)
THREE IN A ROW ON THE ROAD
The 2015-16 schedule has the Wildcats on the road for the first three games of Pac-12 play. Arizona has not opened conference play with a trio of road games since the 1994-95 season, which saw the Wildcats begin Pac-12 play at Arizona State, California and Stanford.
EFFICIENCy BALANCE ACROSS THE ROSTER
Offensive efficiency has played its way out throughout the Arizona roster. Dusan Ristic (.582), Ryan Anderson (.541), Mark Tollefsen (.529) and Allonzo Trier (.526) all ranked in the top 15 of the conference in field goal percentage entering Thursday. The quartet of Wildcats make UA the only program in the Pac-12 to have more than two players in the top 15 in field goal percentage.
As of Tuesday, Arizona was the only school in the Pac-12, Bix XII, Big Ten, ACC and SEC conferences to have four players ranked in the top 15 of its conference in field goal percentage.
A BIg DRAW IN TUCSON AND ABROAD
Arizona Basketball is a hot ticket item not only in the McKale Center, where they average 14,409 fans per game, but also away from Tucson. UA has already faced a sold out (6,000) crowd at The Kennel at Gonzaga. Official attendance in Tempe for Sunday’s rivalry game was 8,044, which was 56 percent larger than ASU’s average crowd of 5,153 going into the game. The average attendance at Pac-12 schools increased in every game Arizona played at, including four increases of more than 50 percent a season ago. The Wildcats were the biggest draw of the season for seven of the nine Pac-12 teams it played on the road last season.
ALLONzO TRIER AND THE FRESHMAN 20-POINT MARK
Freshman Allonzo Trier opened Pac-12 play with 20 points in the victory at Arizona State, which gave the guard back-to-back games of 20+ points after scoring 20 versus Long Beach State in UA’s non-conference finale. Trier became the first UA freshman to score 20 or more points in consecutive games since Derrick Williams in the 2009-10 season.
Trier has recorded four games of 20+ points in 14 appearances for the Wildcats this season. Here is where he ranks among other notable Arizona freshmen in the last two decades.
Wildcat (Freshman season) # of 20-point games # of games played
Jerryd Bayless (2007-08) 16 games 30 appearances Derrick Williams (2009-10) 9 games 31 appearances Gilbert Arenas (1999-00) 7 games 34 appearances Chase Budinger (2006-07) 6 games 31 appearances Mike Bibby (1996-97) 6 games 34 appearances Marcus Williams (2005-06) 5 games 33 appearances Jason Gardner (1999-00) 5 games 34 appearances Allonzo Trier (2015-16) 4 games 14 appearances Salim Stoudamire (2001-02) 4 games 34 appearances Stanley Johnson (2014-15) 3 games 38 appearances Aaron Gordon (2013-14) 3 games 38 appearances Hassan Adams (2002-03) 3 games 32 appearances Michael Wright (1998-99) 3 games 29 appearances Richard Jefferson (1998-99) 3 games 28 appearances
preason pac-12 poll
rank team (1st place votes) pts.
1. Arizona (18) 406 2. California (9) 378 3. Utah (7) 360 4. Oregon (1) 338 5. UCLA (1) 304 6. Oregon State 235 7. Colorado 188 8. Arizona State 165 9. Stanford 145 10. USC 111 11. Washington 96 12. Washington State 65
associated press poll
rankings and records as of 1-4-2016
rank team record pts.
1 Kansas (44) 12-1 1,598 2 Oklahoma (21) 12-0 1,574 3 Maryland 13-1 1,459 4 Virginia 12-1 1,409 5 Michigan State 14-1 1,400 6 North Carolina 13-2 1,275 7 Arizona 13-1 1,126 8 Providence 14-1 1,108 9 Kentucky 11-2 1,039 10 Xavier 13-1 1,001 11 Villanova 12-2 979 12 Miami (FL) 12-1 921 13 Iowa State 11-2 844 14 Duke 12-2 830 15 SMU 13-0 731 16 Louisville 12-2 568 17 West Virginia 12-1 558 18 Butler 11-3 516 19 Iowa 11-3 456 20 Purdue 13-2 450 21 Texas A&M 11-2 420 22 South Carolina 13-0 286 23 Connecticut 10-3 107 24 Pittsburgh 12-1 103 25 Dayton 11-2 100 Others receiving votes: Gonzaga 61, California 54, Texas Tech 40, George Washington 38, Saint Mary’s 23, Baylor 22, Oregon State 4, Colorado 4, Seton Hall 4, Saint Joseph’s 3, Wichita St 3, Utah 3, Cincinnati 2, Indiana 2, Michigan 2, Akron 1, Oregon 1
usa today coaches poll
rankings and records as of 1-4-2016
rank team record pts.
1 Oklahoma (20) 12-0 781 2 Kansas (11) 12-1 769 3 Maryland 13-1 732 4 Virginia 12-1 698 5 Michigan State (1) 14-1 676 6 Arizona 13-1 618 7 North Carolina 13-2 592 8 Kentucky 11-2 526 9 Providence 14-1 509 10 Duke 12-2 487 11 Miami (FL) 12-1 444 12 Xavier 13-1 442 13 Villanova 12-2 434 14 Iowa State 11-2 402 15 West Virginia 12-1 350 16 Louisville 12-2 282 17 Texas A&M 11-2 265 18 Purdue 13-2 248 19 Butler 11-3 238 20 South Carolina 13-0 232 21 Pittsburgh 12-1 121 22 Gonzaga 12-3 112 23 Iowa 11-3 110 24 Connecticut 10-3 81 25 Baylor 10-3 61 Others receiving votes: California 52, Dayton 28, George Washington 23, Cincinnati 19, Saint Mary’s 18, Texas Tech 17, Oregon 6, Vanderbilt 6, Utah 5, Indiana 5, Colorado 4, Oregon State 3, USC 2, Houston 2
KALEB TARCzEWSKI CLIMBINg THE RECORD CHARTS
Senior center Kaleb Tarczewski wrapped up his 2014-15 season as the most winningest active junior in the country, compiling 92 wins in three seasons. Tarczewski is currently 12 victories away from becoming the program’s all-time leader in wins. 1st Matt Muehlebach (1988-91) 109 2nd Jason Gardner (2000-03) 107 3rd Matt Othick (1989-92) 106 4th Anthony Cook (1986-89) 105 Sean Elliott (1986-89) 105 Jud Buechler (1987-90) 105 Jordin Mayes (2011-14) 105 8th Sean Rooks (1989-92) 104 Khalid Reeves (1991-94) 104 Reggie Geary (1993-96) 104 Michael Dickerson (1995-98) 104 Kaleb tarczewski (2012 – pres.) 98
*UA records only credit players with a win in games they played in.
Senior Kaleb Tarczewski is also 8 points from the 1,000-point mark in his career. He would become the 50th player in UA history to surpass 1,000 career points and the fifth Wildcat to achieve the feat under Coach Sean Miller.
After only appearing in 15 games as a true freshman in the 2012-13 season, fellow senior Gabe York has 93 career victories in an Arizona uniform entering the UCLA game.
WILDCATS CONTINUE TO BUILD ON RANKINgS STREAK
The Wildcats have been ranked in 68-consecutive AP polls and 71-straight coaches polls. Since the start of the 2012-13 season, Arizona has spent 55 weeks ranked in the top 10 of the AP poll during that span. UA took over the No. 1 ranking in the AP poll on Dec. 9, 2013, marking its first top ranking since 2003 and the first time a Pac-12 team had garnered the top spot since 2006.
The Wildcats held the top spot for a program-record eight straight weeks. Arizona was one of just 11 programs in the nation to appear in all 20 Associated Press polls in 2012-13, and one of just eight programs nationally to do so in 2013-14. UA was the only program in the nation to be ranked in the top 10 in every AP poll in the 2013-14 and the 2014-15 seasons.
gABE yORK FOR THREE
Gabe York continues to forge his path into the three-point shooting records of Arizona history. The senior currently ranks in the top 11 in program history in a trio of three-point field goal career records.
Three-Point Field goals Made: 165 (10th)
Three-Point Field goals Attempted: 414 (11th)
Three-Point Field goal Percentage: .399 (10th)
As York continues to connect on three-pointers, he will only climb up the charts among prestigious company at Arizona.
Made Three-Pointers in a UA Career
1st Salim Stoudamire (2001-05) 342 2nd Jason Gardner (1999-03) 318 3rd Damon Stoudamire (1992-95) 272 4th Jason Terry (1996-99) 193 Kyle Fogg (2008-12) 193 6th Matt Othick (1989-92) 191 7th Chase Budinger (2006-09) 190 8th Khalid Reeves (1991-94) 186 9th Miles Simon (1994-98) 176 10th Gabe York (2012-present) 165 11th Matt Muehlebach (1988-91) 163 12th Michael Dickerson (1994-98) 153
THE WINNINgEST PROgRAM IN THE LAST TWO yEARS
Entering the weekend, there is not a team in America that has won more games than Arizona since the beginning of the 2013-14 season. Arizona and Kentucky have been tied as the winningest program in the nation in the last 2+ seasons for the earlier part of this season.
Most wins in the NCAA since start of 2013-14 season (as of Jan. 5)
1st Arizona 80 wins 2nd Kentucky 78 wins 3rd Gonzaga 76 wins 4th Wisconsin 75 wins 5th Villanova 74 wins 6th Duke 73 wins Wichita State 73 wins 8th Virginia 72 wins
It’s just part of the winning culture instilled on the Arizona Basketball program since the arrival of head coach Sean Miller. In Miller’s six seasons in Tucson, UA has averaged 27.2 wins per season. Since the start of the 2010-11 season, the Wildcats have a 160-38 (.808) record, both the most wins and best winning percentage in the Pac-12.
pac-12 standings (as of Jan. 5)
rank team pac-12 overall 1. California 2-0 12-3 Washington 2-0 10-4 3. Arizona 1-0 13-1 Oregon State 1-0 10-2 5. Colorado 1-1 12-3 USC 1-1 12-3 Washington State 1-1 9-5 Stanford 1-1 8-5 9. Oregon 0-1 11-3 Arizona State 0-1 10-4 11. Utah 0-2 11-4 UCLA 0-2 9-6SEAN MILLER SCHOOLS AND REBOUNDINg
Arizona is continuing its annual owning of the boards as it enters Wednesday. UA is ranked fourth in the nation in rebounding margin (+12.4) and first in defensive rebounding percentage (.797). UA and Xavier are the only programs in the country to rank in the top ten in the NCAA in both of those statistical categories, according to NCAA.com and KenPom. com.
VOTE FOR COACH MILLER; HELP THE RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE
From January 4th to March 13th, the nation’s top college basketball coaches compete to raise money for charities in the 2016 Coaches Charity Challenge. The Ronald McDonald House Charities of Southern Arizona has been selected by UA Men’s Basketball Head Coach Sean Miller as his beneficiary of the challenge.
Coaches will count on their network of fans to advance to the finals. School supporters will have a chance to vote daily for their favorite coach in each of four rounds. Arizona fans can support our coach using #VoteCoachMiller.
The top 24 coaches will move on to the second round (earning $7,500 for their charity), 16 coaches to the third ($10,000), and 4 to the finals ($15,000). Coaches who do not move on to Round 2 will receive $1,000 for their charity.
The 24 coaches who receive the most votes by 9:59AM on January 24th will advance to Round 2. The coach with the most votes in the final round will win $100,000, which will be awarded to his selected charity. Daily voting will take place at www.VoteCoachMiller.com.
SEAN MILLER: USA BASKETBALL CO-COACH OF THE yEAR
After each led USA teams to perfect, 7-0 records and impressive, gold medal performances at the 2015 FIBA U19 World Championships for Men and Women, USA Basketball U19 head coaches Sean Miller (University of Arizona) and Dawn Staley (University of South Carolina) were named co-recipients of the 2015 USA Basketball National Coach of the Year Award.
In addition to their performances in 2015, both coaches have suited up for USA Basketball as players, including a gold medal for Miller at the 1991 World University Games.
“Sean Miller and Dawn Staley were tremendous leaders for USA Basketball this past summer at the FIBA U19 World Championships,” said Jim Tooley, USA Basketball CEO/Executive Director. “We are grateful for their commitment and appreciative of the sacrifices they made in order to lead these teams to gold medals. Sean led a young USA U19 team to incredible performances throughout the tournament, especially defensively, and the team’s quality of character was obvious in its thrilling, overtime win in the gold medal game.”
Led by Miller, the 2015 USA Basketball Men’s U19 World Championship Team won its seven games by an average of 25.3 points per contest at the 2015 FIBA U19 World Championship from June 27-July 5 in Crete, Greece. The gold medal finish was the USA men’s third in the past four U19 World Championships.
“To be named as a 2015 USA Basketball Co-National Coach of the Year is a great honor,” Miller said. “It is the culmination of the efforts of coaches and players working together for one purpose – a gold medal. A special thank you to USA Basketball for making all we did first class in every way possible.”
UA AgAIN AMONg ADjUSTED DEFENSIVE EFFICIENCy LEADERS
Bolstered by a defensive effort that ranked fourth nationally in field goal percentage defensive and sixth in scoring defense, UA ranked first nationally in adjusted defense two seasons ago. The Wildcats ranked third nationally in that department in 2014-15, allowing less points per 100 possessions less than last season’s nation-leading average.
Arizona’s harassment of opposing ballhandlers was one of the catalysts for its high-level defensive efficiency in 2014-15, and it continues thus far in 2015-16
ARIzONA ADjUSTED DEFENSIVE EFFICIENCy SINCE 2009-10
National Rank Rating
2009-10 108th 97.9 2010-11 71st 96.4 2011-12 43rd 93.8 2012-13 32nd 91.8 2013-14 1st 88.5 2014-15 3rd 88.3 ---2015-16 12th 93.0
By THE DECADE
The Sean Miller era at Arizona continues one of the strongest decades in program history. Here’s a look at the Wildcats’ record on a decade-by-decade basis and where the current decade of Arizona Basketball ranks among the top five in program history. 2010-present: 160-38 (.808) 1990-2000: 260-64 (.802) 1920-1930: 121-36 (.770) 1910-1920: 57-18 (.760) 1940-1950: 169-69 (.710)
IN MEMORy OF MICHAEL
In memory of former Arizona Basketball player Michael Wright, who passed away last month at the age of 35, his former teammates, managers, coaches and team staff members established this endowment to provide scholarship support for a former Arizona student-athlete who has finished their NCAA eligibility and wants to return to the University of Arizona to complete their undergraduate degree. The fund has raised over $68,000 and you can contribute at https:// beardownchallenge.com/campaigns/michael-wright-a-club-scholarship-endowment
arizona in the association
18 ua players and coaches on opening day nba rosters Jerryd Bayless Milwaukee Bucks Chase Budinger Indiana Pacers Channing Frye Orlando Magic Aaron Gordon Orlando Magic Jordan Hill Indiana Pacers Solomon Hill Indiana Pacers Rondae Hollis-Jefferson Brooklyn Nets Andre Iguodala Golden State Warriors Richard Jefferson Cleveland Cavaliers Stanley Johnson Detroit Pistons T.J. McConnell Philadelphia 76ers Jason Terry Houston Rockets Derrick Williams New York Knicks ---Steve Kerr Golden State Head Coach Bret Bielmaier Cleveland Cavaliers Assistant Coach Luke Walton Golden State Assistant Coach Bruce Fraser Golden State Player Development Coach Sean Rooks Philadelphia 76ers Development Coacharizona in the ncaa
as of 1-5-2016
category rank (avg.)
Winning percentage...T-5th (.929) Scoring offense ... 57th (80.0) Scoring defense ... 27th (63.3) Scoring margin ... 15th (+16.7) Field goal percentage ... 29th (.485) Field goal percentage defense ... 98th (.408) Three-point field goals per game ... 293rd (5.5) Three-point field goal percentage ...177th (.339) Three-point field goal percentage defense ... 18th (.291) Free throw percentage ...116th (.713) Rebound margin ...4th (+12.4) Assists per game ...102nd (14.9) Assist-to-turnover ratio ...133rd (1.14) Blocks per game... 115th (4.1) Steals per game... 210th (5.9) Turnovers per game ...186th (13.1) Turnover margin ...203rd (-0.3)
UA Players in Top 100 Nationally
Rebounds Per game
Ryan Anderson ... 20th (10.2) Double-Doubles Ryan Anderson ... 17th (7) Field goal % Ryan Anderson ... 70th (.541) Assist-to-Turnover Ratio Parker Jackson-Cartwright ... 48th (2.76)
Made Free Throws
Allonzo Trier ... T-79th (63) Ryan Anderson ... T-85th (62)
Free Throws Attempted
Ryan Anderson ... T-92nd (82)
Defensive Rebounds Per game
Ryan Anderson ... 18th (7.3)
Offensive Rebounds Per game
LAURI MARKKANEN INKS NLI WITH WILDCATS
The Arizona Basketball program picked up a commitment from a future Wildcat during the early signing period this fall. UA signed Finnish forward Lauri Markkanen to a national letter of intent. The 7-foot forward will join the team as part of the freshmen class of the 2016-17 season.
Markkanen represented his country in both the FIBA U16 and U18 European Championships. He led all players in the 2015 U18 European Championships in scoring at 18.2 points game while also grabbing 6.3 rebounds per game. His play this past summer in Greece was highlighted by his 27-point, 10-rebound performance in Finland’s win over the Ukraine. Lauri Markkanen is the son of Pekka Markkanen who lettered in basketball at Kansas University before playing professionally in Finland and on Finland’s national team.
DEFENDINg THE gLASS
Arizona finished the 2014-15 first in the nation in defensive rebounding percentage, securing 77.5 percent of available defensive rebounds. Defending the glass is something Arizona has done better than any other team over the course of the past three seasons. According to KenPom.com data, UA is the only program in the nation to rank in the top 15 in the NCAA in defensive rebounding percentage in each of the past seasons. The Wildcats are continuing their dominance on the glass in the early part of 2015-16 as well.
Season Def. Reb. Pct. National Rank
2015-16 79.7% 1st 2014-15 77.5% 1st 2013-14 72.7% 13th 2012-13 73.3% T-7th
@APLAyERSPROgRAM TO THE NBA
Rondae Hollis-Jefferson (23rd overall pick, traded to Brooklyn) and Stanley Johnson (8th overall pick by Detroit) were both selected in the first round of the 2015 NBA Draft. The duo represented numerous NBA milestones for Arizona Basketball. • 21 Arizona players have been selected in the first round of the NBA Draft
• 12 of Wildcats’ last 14 first round selections have been lottery picks. • The program, in the Sean Miller era, has produced seven NBA Draft picks.
• Arizona is one of just five programs in the nation to have three top-10 NBA Draft picks since 2011. • 40 Wildcats have been selected in the NBA Draft since 1988, third most in the nation.
• Arizona Basketball has produced two first-round picks in the same year on three separate occasions.
POINT gUARD PLAy
Arizona point guards Kadeem Allen and Parker Jackson-Cartwright have combined to record103 assists to just 45 turnovers. Allen (2.2) and Jackson-Cartwright (2.8) both rank in the top five of the Pac-12 Conference in assist-to-turnover ratio individually.
ARIzONA PLAyERS ARE A MODEL OF NBA SUCCESS
UA players have been far from content by just hearing their names called on draft night, however. As has been reported by various media outlets, the fraternity of Arizona’s NBA players has exceeded the collective $1 billion mark in career earnings in 2014. Collectively, the Wildcat players who have been drafted since 1988 are an accomplished group, having won 14 NBA championships and made six All-Star appearances.
The group also boasts a Rookie of the Year (Damon Stoudamire), a Sixth Man of the Year (Jason Terry) and a Most Improved Player (Gilbert Arenas), a NBA Finals MVP (Andre Iguodala) and a NBA All-Star Coach (Steve Kerr).
There have been at least eight former Wildcats in the NBA in each of the last 16 seasons.
ARIzONA IN THE LAST FIVE SEASONS
While Sean Miller and Co. arrived in Tucson for the 2009-10 season, the 2010-11 campaign effectively marks the beginning of the Miller Era. Five years ago, the Wildcats claimed their first conference championship under Miller and made a run to the Elite Eight that only ended at the hands of eventual national champion Connecticut.
While UA has led the nation in wins in the last two seasons, the last four seasons of Arizona hoops have been among the best in the nation as well.
MOST WINS NATIONALLy SINCE 2010-11
As of Jan. 5 2016 1. Kentucky 166 2. Kansas 163 3. Duke 162 4. Arizona 160 Louisville 160 6. Wichita State 159 Gonzaga 159
gOLDEN STATE WILDCATS: NBA CHAMPIONS
The Golden State Warriors are off to a historic start to the NBA season after claiming the 2014-15 NBA championship. There are numerous Arizona ties on the Warriors’ championship and record-breaking roster. Three coaches and the Finals MVP are all Arizona alumni.
• Head coach Steve Kerr (at Arizona 1984-88) • Finals MVP Andre Iguodala (at Arizona 2003-04)
• Assistant coach/Interim Head Coach Luke Walton (at Arizona 2000-03) • Player Development coach Bruce Fraser (at Arizona 1985-87)
category overall conf. only
Scoring offense 5th (80.0) 1st (94.0) Scoring defense 1st (63.3) T-7th (82.0) Scoring margin 1st (+16.7) 3rd (+12.0) Free throw % 5th (.713) 5th (.750) Field goal % 3rd (.485) 1st (.556) Field goal % defense 7th (.408) 10th (.460) Three-point field goal % 9th (.339) 1st (.583) Three-point field goal % defense 1st (.291) 6th (.320) Rebounding offense 6th (41.1) T-6th (37.0) Rebounding defense 1st (28.7) 1st (30.0) Rebounding margin 1st (+12.4) 2nd (+7.0) Blocked shots 9th (4.1) T-4th (5.0) Assists 6th (14.9) T-2nd (15.0) Steals 7th (5.9) T-6th (5.0) Turnover margin 7th (-0.3) 4th (+1.0) Assist-to-turnover ratio T-4th (1.1) 1st (1.9) Offensive rebounds 8th (11.7) T-9th (9.0) Defensive rebounds 5th (29.4) 4th (28.0) Defensive rebound % 1st (.797) 2nd (.757) Offensive rebound % 3rd (.356) 7th (.300) Three-point field goals made 11th (5.5) T-4th (7.0)
scoring overall conf. only
Ryan Anderson 11th (15.1) --Allonzo Trier 15th (14.1) 5th (20.0) Gabe York 18th (13.7) 3rd (22.0) Kadeem Allen -- T-28th (12.0)
rebounding overall conf. only
Ryan Anderson 2nd (10.2) 6th (10.0)
field goal % overall conf. only
Dusan Ristic 7th (.582) 2nd (.833) Ryan Anderson 10th (.541) T-7th (.600) Mark Tollefsen 13th (.529) T-7th (.600) Allonzo Trier 14th (.526) T-7th (.600) Kadeem Allen -- T-15th (.556)
assists overall conf. only
Kadeem Allen 9th (4.0) T-13th (3.0) Parker Jackson-Cartwright 13th (3.4) T-13th (3.0) Gabe York -- 2nd (6.0)
free throw % overall conf. only
Allonzo Trier 7th (.797) T-14th (.875) Gabe York T-15th (.762)
--steals overall conf. only
Kadeem Allen T-7th (1.5) --three-point field goal % overall conf. only Gabe York 6th (.436) 8th (.571) Parker Jackson-Cartwright -- T-1st (1.000) Mark Tollefsen -- T-1st (1.000) three-point field goals made overall conf. only Gabe York 3rd (2.4) T-1st (4.0)
blocks overall conf. only
Kadeem Allen -- T-2nd (3.0) Dusan Ristic -- T-14th (1.0) Kaleb Tarczewski -- T-14th (1.0) assist-to-turnover ratio overall conf. only Parker Jackson-Cartwright T-3rd (2.8) T-8th (3.0) Kadeem Allen 5th (2.2) T-1st (999.0) Gabe York -- T-5th (6.0)
offensive rebounds overall conf. only
Ryan Anderson 5th (2.9) T-13th (2.0) Kaleb Tarczewski -- T-13th (2.0) Mark Tollefsen -- T-13th (2.0)
defensive rebounds overall conf. only
Ryan Anderson 2nd (7.3) 4th (8.0) Allonzo Trier -- T-13th (5.0)
arizona in the pac-12
Head coach Sean Miller and the Arizona men’s basketball staff saw their continued efforts to build a successful future for A Player’s Program come to fruition once again with the signin of the nation’s top-ranked recruiting class.
chance comanche
center // 6-10 // 205 // beverly hills, calif. (beverly hills)
» Ranked as the No. 97 overall recruit and the No. 16 center in his class by ESPN
» An all-state honoree by both MaxPreps and Cal-Hi Sports as a junior in 2013-14
» Named 2014 Los Angeles City Section Division V Player of the Year
Miller on Comanche:“Chance has a bright future. When he gets bigger and stronger, the sky is the limit because he already has a great feel and skill level. As somebody who can make shots, score around the basket and run the court, we love where he’s going to be down the road.”
Justin simon
guard // 6-5 // 185 // temecula, calif. (brewster academy)
» Ranked as the No. 27 overall recruit and No. 2 player from California in his class by ESPN
» Named an honorable mention Junior All-American by MaxPreps in 2014
» A first-team Division II all-state and all-state underclass honoree by Cal-Hi Sports in 2014
Miller on Simon: “Justin is the ultimate versatile player in that he can play, and defend, as many as three positions. His disposition and length give him a chance to be a special defensive player. He’s an exceptional passer who has a great feel for making his teammates better, and he fits our style of play in a number of different areas.”
ray smith
forward // 6-6 // 180 // las vegas, nev. (las vegas)
» Rated as the No. 24 overall recruit and No. 5 small forward in his class by ESPN
» A 2014 honorable mention MaxPreps Junior All-American » Garnered first-team all-state honors and shared Northeast League MVP honors as a junior
Miller on Smith: “Ray was hit with a setback when he tore his ACL in July. If there’s a gift to that happening, it’s when it happened. He has a great chance to be 100 percent by the time school begins for him as a freshman at Arizona. Ray is a terrific athlete who can really get up and down the floor. He has the size you want as a small forward and he can really pass, shoot and dribble.”
allonzo trier
guard // 6-5 // 190 // seattle, Wash. (findlay prep)
» Ranked as the No. 17 prospect and No. 3 shooting guard in his class by ESPN
» Teamed with UA head coach Sean Miller and current freshman Stanley Johnson to help lead the U.S. to a gold medal at the 2014 FIBA Americas U18 Championship » A MaxPreps Junior All-American and the Gatorade Maryland Player of the Year as a junior in 2013-14
Miller on Trier: “I know Allonzo well, having been one of his coaches last summer with USA Basketball. He has a natural way of scoring that’s striking as a coach. He gets to the foul line as well as anyone I’ve seen at his age, and he has a physicality to his game that makes him incredibly efficient. He’s a very good passer and can play more than one position. He has a bright future ahead of him.”
tracKing the Wildcats
category 15-16 miller era
Overall 13-1 176-53 In the Pac-12 1-0 80-29 In non-conference games 12-1 96-24 At McKale Center 9-0 100-11 On the road 2-0 42-26 At a neutral site 2-1 33-15 Leads at halftime 11-1 142-19 Trails at halftime 2-0 31-32 Tied at halftime 0-0 3-2 In overtime 1-0 9-5 Shoots .500 or better 7-0 69-2 Shoots less than .500 6-1 107-51 Leads in FG % 10-0 131-9 Trails in FG % 3-1 44-44 Same FG % 0-0 0-0 Leads in three-point FG % 9-0 122-22 Trails in three-point FG % 3-1 51-31 Same three-point FG % 1-0 3-0 Makes 10 or more three-point FG 1-0 27-3 Leads in FT made 12-0 135-19 Trails in FT made 1-1 32-32 Tied in FT made 0-0 9-2 Leads in FT attempts 10-0 135-20 Trails in FT attempts 3-1 43-30 Tied in FT attempts 0-0 8-3 Leads in rebounds 11-1 137-23 Trails in rebounds 1-0 33-27 Tied in rebounds 1-0 6-3 Fewer turnovers than opponent 6-0 105-17 More turnovers than opponent 6-1 59-34 Same amount of turnovers as opponent 1-0 12-2 Leads in bench points 10-1 120-20 Trails in bench points 3-0 51-32 Tied in bench points 0-0 4-1 Has a player score 20 or more points 5-1 76-22 Has a player score 30 or more points 0-0 5-0 No Arizona player fouls out 11-0 124-32 One Arizona player fouls out 1-1 49-15 Two or more Arizona players foul out 1-0 3-6 Plays a ranked opponent 1-0 13-11 Plays in an in-season tournament 2-1 20-5 On television 13-1 176-53 In day games 3-0 53-18 In night games 10-1 123-34 In November 6-1 36-6 In December 6-0 41-9 In January 1-0 37-11 In February 0-0 32-14 In March 0-0 30-13 In April 0-0 0-0 On Sunday 4-0 27-6 On Monday 1-0 8-2 On Tuesday 1-0 14-1 On Wednesday 2-0 20-7 On Thursday 2-0 49-12 On Friday 1-1 14-5 On Saturday 2-0 44-20 Final margin is five points or less 2-1 38-25 Final margin is 6-10 points 1-0 33-14 Final margin is 11-20 points 7-0 52-10 Final margin is 21 points or more 3-0 53-4 Scores 59 points or less 0-0 6-14 Scores 60-69 points 3-1 41-21 Scores 70-79 points 2-0 64-16 Scores 80-89 points 5-0 44-1 Scores 90-99 points 3-0 17-0 Scores 100 points or more 0-0 4-0
statistical comparison
arizona ... category ... ucla
80.0 ...Points per Game ...79.9
63.3 ...Opponent Points per Game ...76.5
.485 ... Field Goal Percentage ... .457
.408 ... Opponent Field Goal Percentage ... .415
.339 ...Three-Point Field Goal Percentage ... .353
.291 ... Opponent Three-Point Field Goal Percentage ... .328
5.5 ...Three-Point Field Goals per Game ... 5.5
5.2 ...Opponent Three-Point Field Goals per Game ... 8.1
.713 ... Free Throw Percentage ... .689
+12.4 ... Rebound Margin ... +6.6
4.1 ... Blocks per Game ... 2.9
5.9 ...Steals per Game ... 5.9
14.9 ... Assists per Game ...15.1
13.1 ...Turnovers per Game ...13.5
previous meetings betWeen the tWo
date
location
result
ua high scorer
1/5/12 Anaheim, Calif. L, 58-65 Solomon Hill (16) 2/25/12 Tucson, Ariz. W, 65-63 Kyle Fogg (20) 3/8/12 Los Angeles, Calif. W, 66-58 Solomon Hill (25) 1/24/13 Tucson, Ariz. L, 73-84 Nick Johnson (23) 3/2/13 Los Angeles, Calif. L, 69-74 Grant Jerrett (14) 3/15/13 Las Vegas, Nev. L, 64-66 Brandon Ashley (15) 1/9/14 Los Angeles, Calif. W, 79-75 Nick Johnson (22) 3/15/14 Las Vegas, Nev. L, 71-75 Nick Johnson (22) 2/21/15 Tucson, Ariz. W, 57-47 Gabe York (13) 3/13/15 Las Vegas, Nev. W, 70-64 Brandon Ashley (24)
arizona record by starting lineup
Allen, York, Trier, Anderson, Ristic
7-0 (1.000)
Allen, York, Tollefsen, Anderson, Tarczewski
3-0 (1.000)
Allen, York, Trier, Tollefsen, Tarczewski
1-0 (1.000)
Allen, York, Trier, Anderson, Tarczewski
1-0 (1.000)
Allen, York, Pitts, Tollefsen, Anderson
1-0 (1.000)
Allen, York, Pitts, Anderson, Ristic
0-1 (.500)
2015-16 specialty stats comparison
opponent
paint
off to
2nd chance
fast break
bench
Pacific
30/22
10/13
12/1
0/6
14/6
Bradley
36/28 17/13 4/5
4/2 44/38
Boise State
38/34
12/20
12/10
6/0
38/3
Northwestern State
34/18
16/2
9/4
13/2
16/14
vs. Santa Clara
40/16
17/16
17/5
0/6
23/15
vs. Providence
28/28
19/26
26/8
0/6
16/6
vs. Boise State
40/24
14/17
9/6
6/0
20/15
at Gonzaga
34/36
12/6
10/10
10/5
14/4
Fresno State
38/32
10/23
10/19
8/6
10/8
Missouri
36/20 11/15 14/3
2/2 31/22
Northern Arizona
50/14
15/4
19/2
10/2
40/15
UNLV
42/36 19/10 8/7
20/10 4/23
Long Beach State
22/36
17/10
11/2
8/3
20/22
at Arizona State
42/40
12/11
6/10
10/6
20/26
at UCLA
at USC
Washington
Washington State
at Stanford
at California
Oregon
Oregon State
at Washington State
at Washington
UCLA
USC
Arizona State
at Colorado
at Utah
California
Stanford
totals
Arizona
Points:
27 - Allonzo Trier vs. Fresno State (12-9-15)
Fg Made:
11 - Ryan Anderson vs. Providence (11-27-15)
Fg Att:
17 (made 11) - Ryan Anderson vs. Providence (11-27-15)
Fg %:
.778 (7-9) - Ryan Anderson vs. Northern Arizona (12-16-15)
3Fg Made:
4 (of 7) - Gabe York at Arizona State (1-3-16)
3Fg Att:
7 (made 4) - Gabe York at Arizona State (1-3-16)
3Fg %:
.666 (4-6) - Gabe York at Gonzaga (12-5-15)
FT Made:
14 (of 14) - Allonzo Trier vs. Bradley (11-16-15)
FT Att:
14 (made 14) - Allonzo Trier vs. Bradley (11-16-15)
FT %:
1.000 (14-14) - Allonzo Trier vs. Bradley (11-16-15)
Rebounds:
15 - Ryan Anderson vs. Boise State (11-19-15)
Assists:
7 - Kadeem Allen vs. Northern Arizona (12-16-15)
Steals:
4 - Kaddem Allen vs. Northern Arizona (12-16-15)
Blocks:
3 - Kadeem Alen at Arizona State (1-3-16)
Opponents
Points:
44 - Jared Brownridge, Santa Clara (11-26-15)
Fg Made:
14 (of 27) - Kyle Wiltjer, Gonzaga (12-5-15)
Fg Att:
29 (made 11) - Jared Brownridge, Santa Clara (11-26-15)
Fg %:
.778 (7-9) - Kris Dunn, Providence (11-27-15)
3Fg Made:
7 (of 19) - Jared Brownridge, Santa Clara (11-26-15)
3Fg Att:
19 (made 7) - Jared Brownridge, Santa Clara (11-26-15)
3Fg %:
.454 (5-11) - Nick Duncan, Boise State (11-19-15)
FT Made:
15 (of 15) - Jared Brownridge, Santa Clara (11-26-15)
FT Att:
15 (made 15) - Jared Brownridge, Santa Clara (11-26-15)
FT %:
1.000 (15-15) - Jared Brownridge, Santa Clara (11-26-15)
Rebounds:
16 - Domantas Sabois, Gonzaga (12-5-15)
Assists:
8 - Kris Dunn, Providence (11-27-15)
Steals:
3 - Dwayne Morgan, UNLV (12-19-15)
Blocks:
3 - Obinna Oleka, Arizona State (1-3-16)
single game highs
times led arizona in scoring (incl. ties)
player
15-16 career
Gabe York
4
10
Allonzo Trier
4
4
Ryan Anderson
3
3
Kadeem Allen
1
1
Mark Tollefsen
2
2
Dusan Ristic
1
1
Kaleb Tarczewski
0
6
times led arizona in rebounds (incl. ties)
player
15-16 career
Ryan Anderson
11
11
Kaleb Tarczewski
1
34
Gabe York
1
2
Dusan Ristic
1
1
Kadeem Allen
1
1
Allonzo Trier
1
1
Chance Comanche
1
1
times led arizona in assists (incl. ties)
player
15-16 career
Kadeem Allen
10
10
Parker Jackson-Cartwright 3
5
Gabe York
2
3
Elliott Pitts
1
1
Allonzo Trier
1
1
times led arizona in steals (incl. ties)
player
15-16 career
Kadeem Allen
8
8
Gabe York
3
10
Ryan Anderson
3
3
Mark Tollefsen
2
2
Justin Simon
1
1
Allonzo Trier
1
1
Parker Jackson-Cartwright 1
1
Kaleb Tarczewski
0
5
Elliott Pitts
0
2
times led arizona in blocKs (incl. ties)
player
15-16 career
Mark Tollefsen
5
5
Ryan Anderson
4
4
Dusan Ristic
5
5
Kaleb Tarczewski
3
36
Gabe York
3
10
Kadeem Allen
3
3
Allonzo Trier
1
1
Parker Jackson-Cartwright 1
2
Justin Simon
1
1
Elliott Pitts
0
1
double-figure scoring games
player
15-16 career
Gabe York
13
41
Ryan Anderson
12
80^
Allonzo Trier
11
11
Kadeem Allen
7
7
Mark Tollefsen
6
60#
Dusan Ristic
6
10
Kaleb Tarczewski
2
50
Parker Jackson-Cartwright 1
2
Justin Simon
1
1
Elliott Pitts
0
2
^ - 68 at Boston College # - 54 at San Franciscodouble-figure rebounding games
player
15-16 career
Ryan Anderson
8
32^
Dusan Ristic
2
2
Chance Comanche
1
1
Kaleb Tarczewski
0
11
Mark Tollefsen
0
4#
Gabe York
0
1
^ - 24 at Boston College # - 4 at San Franciscodouble-doubles
player
15-16 career
Ryan Anderson
7
27^
Kaleb Tarczewski
0
11
Mark Tollefsen
0
4#
^ - 20 at Boston College # - 4 at San Francisco20-point games
player
15-16 career
Allonzo Trier
4
4
Gabe York
2
3
Ryan Anderson
1
19^
Dusan Ristic
1
1
Mark Tollefsen
0
8#
^ - 18 at Boston College # - 8 at San Franciscoarizona’s first sub
player
15-16 career
Parker Jackson-Cartwright 11
11
Mark Tollefsen
8
8
Elliott Pitts
4
30
Chance Comanche
5
5
Dusan Ristic
3
15
Allonzo Trier
3
3
Justin Simon
2
2
Kaleb Tarczewski
1
3
Gabe York
0
43
by the numbers
arizona Wins vs. losses
category Wins losses
Points per game 81.2 65.0 Opponent points per game 62.8 69.0 Field goal percentage .486 .466 Opponent field goal percentage .401 .500 3FG percentage .347 .214 Opponent 3FG percentage .288 .333 Free throw percentage .710 ..800 Rebounds per game 40.9 43.0 Rebound margin +11.7 +21.0 Assists per game 15.1 13.0 Turnovers per game 12.5 21.0 Turnover margin +0.5 -10.0 Steals per game 6.0 5.0 Blocks per game 4.1 4.0
opening tips
player
taken Won
Dusan Ristic
8
4
Kaleb Tarczewski
5
5
Ryan Anderson
1
1
dunKs in arizona games
player
15-16 career
Ryan Anderson
21
21
Kaleb Tarczewski
10
130
Dusan Ristic
8
9
Mark Tollefsen
8
8
Allonzo Trier
6
6
Chance Comanche
4
4
Kadeem Allen
4
4
Elliott Pitts
1
2
Gabe York
1
9
total
63
-charges taKen in arizona games
player
15-16 career
Allonzo Trier
4
4
Elliott Pitts
3
14
Ryan Anderson
3
3
Parker Jackson-Cartwright 2
3
Mark Tollefsen
2
2
Gabe York
2
6
Kadeem Allen
1
1
Kaleb Tarczewski
0
11
total 17
three-point plays in arizona games
player
attempted successful
Ryan Anderson
9
7
Allonzo Trier
5
2
Mark Tollefsen
4
2
Dusan Ristic
2
1
Gabe York
3
2
Kadeem Allen
3
2
Parker Jackson-Cartwright 2
0
Justin Simon
1
1
Kaleb Tarczewski
1
1
total
29 17
Total 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11-15 16-20 21+
Win
0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 5
2
3
Loss
0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0
0
scoring margin tracKer
As A Team:
Scored 100 Points:
101 vs. Oakland (12-16-14)
Scored 90 Points:
94 at Arizona State (1-3-16)
Scored 80 Points:
85 vs. Long Beach State (12-22-15)
Scored Less Than 50 Points:
49 at UCLA (2-26-11)
Scored Less Than 40 Points:
39 at UTEP (2-6-65)
Won By 50 Points:
W, 92-37 vs. Northern Arizona (12-16-15)
Won By 40 Points:
W, 93-50 vs. Northern Arizona (11-28-12)
Won By 30 Points:
W, 88-52 vs. Missouri (12-13-15)
Won By 20 Points:
W, 93-72 vs. Texas Southern (3-19-15)
Lost By 20 Points:
L, 49-71 at UCLA (2-26-11)
Lost By 30 Points:
L, 64-103 vs. Louisville (3-27-09)
Shot 65% Or Better:
65.2% (30-46) vs. Santa Clara (11-25-08)
Shot 60% Or Better:
60.4% (32-53) vs. Texas Southern (3-19-15)
Shot Less Than 35%:
33.3% (17-51) at Utah (2-27-15)
Shot Less Than 30%:
29.8% (14-47) vs. Arizona State (1-21-09)
Shot 60% 3Fg Or Better:
60.0% (9-15) vs. Harvard (3-23-13)
Shot Less Than 30% 3Fg:
25.0% (2-8) vs. Boise State (11-29-15)
Shot Less Than 20% 3Fg:
13.6% (3-22) vs. Santa Clara (11-26-15)
Made 10 Three-Pointers
10 (of 17) vs. Gardner-Webb (12-2-14)
Shot 85% On Free Throws:
87.5% (28-32) vs. Long Beach State (12-22-15)
Shot Less Than 50% On FTs:
47.4% (9-19) at Gonzaga (12-5-15)
Had 50 Rebounds:
51 vs. Pacific (11-13-15)
Had 20 Offensive Rebounds:
22 vs. USC (2-19-15)
Had 20 Assists:
20 vs. Missouri (12-13-15)
Had 20 Turnovers:
21 vs. Providence (11-27-15)
Had Less Than 10 Turnovers:
9 at Gonzaga (12-5-15)
Had 10 Steals:
11 vs. Boise State (11-29-15)
Had 10 Blocks:
12 vs. Weber State (3-21-14)
Had Pair of 20-Point Scorers:
Gabe York (22) & Allonzo Trier (20)
at Arizona State (1-3-16)
Had 6 Double-Digit Scorers:
vs. Long Beach State (12-22-15)
Had 5 Double-Digit Scorers:
at Arizona State (1-3-16)
Had No Double-Digit Scorers:
vs. California (2-2-84)
Had Two 10+ Rebounders:
Ryan Anderson (12) & Dusan Ristic (11)
vs.
Pacific
(11-13-15)
Scored 50 Points In 1st Half:
54 vs. Texas Southern (3-19-15)
Scored 50 Points In 2nd Half:
53 at Arizona State (1-3-16)
Scored 20 Or Fewer In 1st Half:
20 at San Diego State (12-12-09)
Scored 20 Or Fewer In 2nd Half:
19 at UCLA (2-21-11)
Failed To Make a 3Fg:
(0-8)
at Stanford (1-4-09)
Overcame 10+ point deficit:
14 points at Gonzaga (12-5-15)
Won an OT game:
W, 75-73 vs. Santa Clara (11-26-15)
Lost an OT game:
L, 63-64 vs. Wisconsin (3-29-14)
Won a 2OT game:
W, 86-84 vs. USC (3-6-10)
Lost a 2OT game:
L, 66-69 at Arizona State (2-14-14)
Won a 3OT game:
W, 107-105 at California (2-5-11)
Lost a 3OT game:
L, 73-77 vs. Colorado (12-20-65)
Defeated a Ranked Team:
W, 68-63 at No. 13/12 Gonzaga (12-5-15)
Lost To a Ranked Team:
L, 78-85 vs. No. 3/3 Wisconsin (3-28-15)
Ranked AP No. 1:
Jan. 27, 2014
Ranked in AP Top 10:
7th (1-4-16)
Ranked in AP 11-25:
13th (12-14-15)
As An Individual:
Had a Triple-Double:
Andre Iguodala (14 pts, 11 rebs, 10 assts)
vs. UCLA (2-14-04)
Had a Dbl.-Dbl. (Pts/Reb):
Ryan Anderson (10 pts & 10 rebs)
at Arizona State (1-3-16)
Had a Dbl.-Dbl. (Pts/Asst):
T.J. McConnell (10 pts & 11 assts)
vs. UCLA (3-13-15)
Scored 20+ Pts w/ 10+ Rebs:
Ryan Anderson (27 pts & 12 rebs)
vs. Providence (11-27-15)
Two Doubles-Doubles:
Aaron Gordon (13 pts & 10 rebs) & Kaleb Tarczewski (13 pts & 13 rebs)
at Arizona State (2-14-14)
Scored 30 Points:
Derrick Williams (32) vs. Duke (3-24-11)
Scored 30 Points (P12 Only):
Derrick Williams (31) vs. Arizona State (1-15-11)
Scored 20 Points:
Allonzo Trier (20) vs. Long Beach State (12-22-15)
Scored 20 Points (P12 Only):
Gabe York (22) at Arizona State (1-3-16)
Had 20+ Rebounds:
Jordan Hill (22) vs. UAB (11-18-08)
Had 15-19 Rebounds:
Ryan Anderson (15) vs. Boise State (11-19-15)
Had 7+ Offensive Rebounds:
Stanley Johnson (8) at Utah (2-28-15)
Had 10+ Assists:
T.J. McConnell (11) vs. UCLA (3-13-15)
Had 5+ Steals:
T.J. McConnell (5) vs. Ohio State (3-21-15)
Had 5+ Blocks:
Aaron Gordon (5) & Kaleb Tarczewski (5)
vs. Weber State (3-21-14)
Made 10+ Free Throws:
Allonzo Trier (14-14) vs. Bradley (11-16-15)
As A Team:
Scored 100 Points:
105 (3OT) - California (2-5-11)
Scored 90 Points:
99 - BYU (12-28-09)
Scored 80 Points:
82 - Arizona State (1-3-16)
Scored Less Than 50 Points:
42 - Northwestern State (11-22-15)
Scored Less Than 40 Points:
37 - Northern Arizona (12-16-15)
Shot 65% Or Better:
66.0% (33-50) - UCLA (2-14-04)
Shot 60% Or Better:
61.1% (33-54) - USC (2-27-13)
Shot 50% Or Better:
50.0% (27-54) - Providence (11-27-15)
Shot Less Than 35%:
30.4% (17-56) - Missouri (12-13-15)
Shot Less Than 30%:
28.6% (14-49) - Oregon State (1-30-15)
Shot Less Than 25%:
21.8% (12-55) - Northern Arizona (12-16-15)
Shot 60% 3Fg Or Better:
66.7% (12-18) - Wisconsin (3-28-15)
Shot 50% 3Fg Or Better:
50.0% (5-10) - Fresno State (12-9-15)
Shot Less Than 20% 3Fg:
14.3% (1-7) - Northern Arizona (12-16-15)
Made 10 Three-Pointers:
10 (of 26) - Santa Clara (11-26-15)
Shot 85% On Free Throws:
85.7% (12-14) - Boise State (11-29-15)
Shot Less Than 50% On FT’s:
40.0% (8-20) - Washington State (2-15-15)
Had 50 Rebounds:
50 - Stanford (3-13-08)
Had 20 Offensive Rebounds:
20 - Washington (2-18-12)
Had 20 Assists:
21 - Providence (11-27-15)
Had 20 Turnovers:
22 - Arizona State (1-4-15)
Had Less Than 10 Turnovers:
9 - Arizona State (1-3-16)
Had 10 Steals:
10 - UTEP (12-19-14)
Had 10 Blocks:
12 - Clemson (12-8-12)
Had 30-Point & 20-Point Scorers:
Allen Crabbe (31) & Justin Cobbs (21)
California (2-10-13)
Had Pair of 20-Point Scorers:
James Webb III (27) & Nick Duncan (21)
Boise State (11-19-15)
Had 6 Double-Digit Scorers:
Kansas (11-27-10)
Had 5 Double-Digit Scorers:
USC (2-27-13)
Had No Double-Digit Scorers:
Missouri (12-13-15)
Had Two 10+ Rebounders:
Eric Moreland (12) & Devon Collier (11)
Oregon State (3-5-14)
Scored 50+ Points In 1st Half:
51 - BYU (12-28-09)
Scored 50+ Points In 2nd Half:
55 - Wisconsin (3-28-15)
Scored 20 Or Less In 1st Half:
18 - UCLA (2-21-15)
Scored 20 Or Less In 2nd Half :
13 - Northern Arizona (12-16-15)
Failed To Make a 3Fg:
(0-7) UCLA (1-18-97)
As An Individual:
Had a Triple-Double:
Jason Kidd - California (1-13-94)
17 pts, 11 rebs, 11 assts
Had a Dble-Dbl (Pts/Reb):
Domantas Sabonis - Gonzaga (12-5-15)
18 pts, 16 rebs
Had a Dbl-Dbl (Pts/Asst):
Malcolm Armstead - Oregon (3-5-11)
12 pts, 11 assts
Had 20+ Points & 10+ Rebounds:
Christian Wood - UNLV (12-23-14)
24 pts, 10 rebs
Two Double-Doubles:
Alex Stephenson (12 pts & 10 rebs) & Nikola Vucevic (25 pts & 12 rebs)
USC (2-24-11)
Scored 30+ Points in Back-to-Back games vs. UA
Jimmer Fredette, BYU - 49 points (12-28-09) & 31 points (12-11-10)
Scored 40 Points:
Jared Brownridge (44) - Santa Clara (11-26-15)
Scored 30 Points:
Kyle Wiltjer (33) - Gonzaga (12-5-15)
Scored 30 Points (P12 Only):
Askia Booker (30) - Colorado (1-15-15)
Scored 20 Points:
Marvelle Harris (23) - Fresno State (12-9-15)
Scored 20 Points (P12 Only):
Tra Holder (24) - Arizona State (1-3-16)
Had 20+ Rebounds:
Curtis Borchardt (21) - Stanford (2-2-02)
Had 15-19 Rebounds:
Domantas Sabonis (16) - Gonzaga (12-5-15)
Had 7+ Offensive Rebounds:
Vince Hunter (8) - UTEP (12-19-14)
Had 10+ Assists:
Randy Davis (11) - Ball State (11-13-11)
Had 5+ Steals:
Kyle Anderson (5) - UCLA (3-15-13)
Had 5+ Blocks:
Jordan Bachynski (8) - Arizona State (2-14-14)
Made 10+ Free Throws:
Frank Kaminsky (10) - Wisconsin (3-28-15)
Made 15+ Free Throws:
Jared Brownridge (15) - Santa Clara (11-26-15)
arizona
versus arizona
2015-16 season stats
Arizona Combined Team Statistics (as of Jan 03, 2016)
THE STAT CREW SYSTEM
All games
RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL
ALL GAMES 13-1 9-0 2-0 2-1
CONFERENCE 1-0 0-0 1-0 0-0
NON-CONFERENCE 12-1 9-0 1-0 2-1
Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds
## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg
12
Anderson, Ryan
13-13 378 29.1 66-122 . 5 4 1 2-5
. 4 0 0 62-82 . 7 5 6 38 95 133 10.2 30 1 10 21 7 11 196 15.1
11Trier, Allonzo
14-9 366 26.1 60-114 . 5 2 6 15-44 . 3 4 1 63-79 . 7 9 7
3 44 47 3.4 20 0 15 26 3 6 198 14.1
01York, Gabe
14-14 433 30.9 63-143 . 4 4 1 34-78 . 4 3 6 32-42 . 7 6 2
6 45 51 3.6 24 0 34 29 4 12 192 13.7
23Tollefsen, Mark
14-5 333 23.8 46-87 . 5 2 9 11-33 . 3 3 3 20-24 . 8 3 3 24 29 53 3.8 33 2 14 11 12 7 123
8.8
35Tarczewski, Kaleb
6-5
136 22.7 17-30 . 5 6 7 0-0
. 0 0 0 17-25 . 6 8 0
9 32 41 6.8 18 0
3
8 4 1 51
8.5
14Ristic, Dusan
14-8 256 18.3 46-79 . 5 8 2 1-2
. 5 0 0 25-44 . 5 6 8 23 51 74 5.3 25 0 14 21 10 2 118
8.4
05Allen, Kadeem
14-14 321 22.9 41-86 . 4 7 7 5-18
. 2 7 8 27-39 . 6 9 2
4 42 46 3.3 29 0 56 26 11 21 114
8.1
00Jackson-Cartwright
14-0 297 21.2 23-68 . 3 3 8 7-30
. 2 3 3 12-21 . 5 7 1
5 14 19 1.4 30 0 47 17 2 10 65
4.6
03Simon, Justin
11-0
76 6.9 10-19 . 5 2 6 0-1
. 0 0 0 6-13
. 4 6 2
6
8 14 1.3 11 0
2
3 2 4 26
2.4
24Pitts, Elliott
7-2
149 21.3 7-26
. 2 6 9 2-16
. 1 2 5 0-2
. 0 0 0
8
8 16 2.3 21 1 13 11 0 8 16
2.3
21Comanche, Chance
11-0
65 5.9 5-18
. 2 7 8 0-0
. 0 0 0 7-10
. 7 0 0
9 15 24 2.2 10 0
0
6 2 1 17
1.5
50Hazzard, Jacob
3-0
9 3.0 1-2
. 5 0 0 0-0
. 0 0 0 2-2
1.0000
1
1 0.3
0 0
1
1 0 0
4
1.3
51Cruz, Paulo
2-0
6 3.0 0-0
. 0 0 0 0-0
. 0 0 0 0-0
. 0 0 0
0
0
0 0.0
1 0
0
1 0 0
0
0.0
Team
29 27 56
1
3
Total...
14
2825385-794 . 4 8 5 77-227 . 3 3 9 273-383 . 7 1 3 164 411 575 41.1 253 4 209 184 57 83 1120 80.0
Opponents...
14
2825327-802 . 4 0 8 73-251 . 2 9 1 159-228 . 6 9 7 105 297 402 28.7 332 18 167 180 36 59 886 63.3
TEAM STATISTICS
ARIZ
OPP
SCORING
1120
886
Points per game
80.0
63.3
Scoring margin
+16.7
-FIELD GOALS-ATT
385-794
327-802
Field goal pct
. 4 8 5
. 4 0 8
3 POINT FG-ATT
77-227
73-251
3-point FG pct
. 3 3 9
. 2 9 1
3-pt FG made per game
5.5
5.2
FREE THROWS-ATT
273-383
159-228
Free throw pct
. 7 1 3
. 6 9 7
F-Throws made per game
19.5
11.4
REBOUNDS
575
402
Rebounds per game
41.1
28.7
Rebounding margin
+12.4
-ASSISTS
209
167
Assists per game
14.9
11.9
TURNOVERS
184
180
Turnovers per game
13.1
12.9
Turnover margin
-0.3
Assist/turnover ratio
1.1
0.9
STEALS
83
59
Steals per game
5.9
4.2
BLOCKS
57
36
Blocks per game
4.1
2.6
ATTENDANCE
129682
23770
Home games-Avg/Game
9-14409
2-7022
Neutral site-Avg/Game
-
3-3242
Score by Periods
1st 2nd OT Totals
Arizona
543 567
10
1120
Opponents
442 436
8
886
Date
Opponent
Score
Att.
11/13/15
PACIFIC
W79-61
14644
11/16/15
BRADLEY
W90-60
14238
11/19/15
BOISE STATE
W88-76
14644
11/22/15
NORTHWESTERN STATE
W61-42
14396
11/26/15
vs Santa Clara
Wot75-73
2460
11/27/15
vs Providence
L65-69
2873
11/29/15
vs Boise State
W68-59
4393
12/5/15
at Gonzaga
W68-63
6000
12/9/15
FRESNO STATE
W85-72
14262
12/13/15
MISSOURI
W88-52
14644
12/16/15
NORTHERN ARIZONA
W92-37
13566
12/19/15
UNLV
W82-70
14644
12/22/15
LONG BEACH STATE
W85-70
14644
*01-03-16
at Arizona State
W94-82
8044
* - Conference game
2015-16 conference stats
Arizona Combined Team Statistics (as of Jan 03, 2016)
THE STAT CREW SYSTEM
Conference games
RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL
ALL GAMES 1-0 0-0 1-0 0-0
CONFERENCE 1-0 0-0 1-0 0-0
NON-CONFERENCE 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0
Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds
## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg
01
York, Gabe
1-1
30 30.0 5-12
. 4 1 7 4-7
. 5 7 1 8-10
. 8 0 0
1
4
5 5.0
3 0
6
1 0 1 22 22.0
11Trier, Allonzo
1-1
32 32.0 6-10
. 6 0 0 1-3
. 3 3 3 7-8
. 8 7 5
0
5
5 5.0
2 0
1
1 0 0 20 20.0
05Allen, Kadeem
1-1
31 31.0 5-9
. 5 5 6 0-0
. 0 0 0 2-3
. 6 6 7
0
1
1 1.0
2 0
3
0 3 1 12 12.0
12Anderson, Ryan
1-1
30 30.0 3-5
. 6 0 0 0-0
. 0 0 0 4-6
. 6 6 7
2
8 10 10.0
2 0
0
3 0 1 10 10.0
14Ristic, Dusan
1-1
20 20.0 5-6
. 8 3 3 0-0
. 0 0 0 0-0
. 0 0 0
1
3
4 4.0
2 0
1
1 1 0 10 10.0
35Tarczewski, Kaleb
1-0
15 15.0 2-4
. 5 0 0 0-0
. 0 0 0 4-5
. 8 0 0
2
3
5 5.0
4 0
0
1 1 0
8
8.0
23Tollefsen, Mark
1-0
17 17.0 3-5
. 6 0 0 1-1
1.0001-2
. 5 0 0
2
0
2 2.0
3 0
1
0 0 1
8
8.0
00Jackson-Cartwright
1-0
20 20.0 1-2
. 5 0 0 1-1
1.0001-2
. 5 0 0
0
0
0 0.0
2 0
3
1 0 1
4
4.0
03Simon, Justin
1-0
5 5.0 0-1
. 0 0 0 0-0
. 0 0 0 0-0
. 0 0 0
0
0
0 0.0
0 0
0
0 0 0
0
0.0
Team
1
4
5
Total...
1
20030-54 . 5 5 6 7-12
. 5 8 3 27-36 . 7 5 0
9 28 37 37.0 20 0 15
8 5 5 94 94.0
Opponents...
1
20029-63 . 4 6 0 8-25
. 3 2 0 16-19 . 8 4 2
9 21 30 30.0 27 1 10
9 5 6 82 82.0
TEAM STATISTICS
ARIZ
OPP
SCORING
94
82
Points per game
94.0
82.0
Scoring margin
+12.0
-FIELD GOALS-ATT
30-54
29-63
Field goal pct
. 5 5 6
. 4 6 0
3 POINT FG-ATT
7-12
8-25
3-point FG pct
. 5 8 3
. 3 2 0
3-pt FG made per game
7.0
8.0
FREE THROWS-ATT
27-36
16-19
Free throw pct
. 7 5 0
. 8 4 2
F-Throws made per game
27.0
16.0
REBOUNDS
37
30
Rebounds per game
37.0
30.0
Rebounding margin
+7.0
-ASSISTS
15
10
Assists per game
15.0
10.0
TURNOVERS
8
9
Turnovers per game
8.0
9.0
Turnover margin
+1.0
Assist/turnover ratio
1.9
1.1
STEALS
5
6
Steals per game
5.0
6.0
BLOCKS
5
5
Blocks per game
5.0
5.0
ATTENDANCE
0
8044
Home games-Avg/Game
0-0
1-8044
Neutral site-Avg/Game
-
0-0
Score by Periods
1st 2nd Totals
Arizona
41
53
94
Opponents
35
47
82
Date
Opponent
Score
Att.
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