LAS VEGAS — After a resurgent 2023-2024 campaign that saw it add six overall wins and four more conference victories from its totals a year ago to secure its best regular-season finish since 2014-2015 and its first winning record since 2018-2019, San Diego men's basketball (17-14, 7-9 WCC) is set to begin play in the 2024 Credit Union 1 WCC Tournament on Friday night as the event's No. 5 seed, taking on eighth-seeded Pepperdine (13-19, 5-11 WCC) at 6:00 p.m. PST in the Orleans Arena.

USD's second-round tournament matchup with the Waves will be streamed live on ESPN+ with J.B. Long (play-by-play), Darren Collison (analyst) and Jordan Robinson (sideline reporter) on the call.

Jack Cronin will have the call for a live radio broadcast of the game on USDToreros.com.

Live statistics for all 2024 Credit Union 1 WCC Tournament games will be provided via StatBroadcast.

MOVING IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION
• USD's 17-14 overall record in 2023-2024 marks a six-win improvement from the 11-20 mark it posted a year ago.

• The Toreros' 7-9 WCC record this season is three wins better than their 4-12 WCC totals in 2023-2024.

• San Diego's fifth-place finish in the 2023-2024 WCC standings came after it was picked to place last (ninth) in the 2023-24 WCC Men's Basketball Preseason Poll, and is its highest finish since 2014-2015, when it ended the regular season in fifth place at 15-16 overall and 8-10 in league play.

• USD concluded the 2017-2018 regular season in a three-way tie for fourth place in the WCC standings with San Francisco and Pacific, but the Toreros lost both tiebreakers to slip to the sixth seed in the WCC Tournament.

• With eight freshmen and nine total newcomers in 2023-2024, head coach Steve Lavin steered San Diego to its first winning campaign since 2018-2019, ending a four-year streak of losing seasons at USD.

ALL-TIME SERIES AGAINST PEPPERDINE
• The Toreros are 52-67 against Pepperdine all-time, with the two teams' most recent meeting coming earlier this season on Saturday, January 27, when the Toreros earned a narrow 69-67 win over the Waves on the road at Firestone Fieldhouse by way of late-game heroics from junior guard Wayne McKinney III.

• The Coronado High School graduate took the ball with 21 seconds to go and the score tied at 67-67 and waited until there were just a pair of seconds left on the clock to take his shot, a fadeaway jumper just above the free-throw line that was heavily contested by the Waves' 6-foot-11 forward Jevon Porter. When it went in, USD was up by two, and after Pepperdine failed to get a last-chance shot off, the Toreros had earned back-to-back wins on the road.

• USD last hosted Pepperdine earlier this season on January 13, 2024, when it suffered a tough 83-77 decision against the Tigers at home in the Jenny Craig Pavilion.

• San Diego has faced off against Pepperdine in the WCC Tournament 13 times since 1979, boasting a 13-5 record over the Waves in the postseason.

• The two teams' last matchup in the postseason came on March 4th, 2022 in the 2022 WCC Tournament, when USD claimed a 74-67 victory over the Waves in the first round.

• McKinney III, then a freshman, scored nine points on 3-for-6 shooting that night, going 1-for-1 from distance and 2-for-2 from the line while grabbing three rebounds and dishing out an assist across 18 minutes. He is the only player on the Toreros' current roster who appeared in that game, which remains San Diego's most recent WCC Tournament win.

LAST TIME OUT: Turner Scores 30 as Toreros Beat Tigers in Regular-Season Finale
• San Diego men's basketball took advantage of being inside the friendly confines of the Jenny Craig Pavilion last Saturday night as it defeated Pacific 81-69 to get back on track heading into the 2024 Credit Union 1 West Coast Conference Tournament.

• Junior guard Deuce Turner recorded a game-high 30 points in USD's regular-season finale.

• The Toreros, who snapped their three-game losing streak, recorded 23 points off 13 turnovers by the Tigers.

Notable:
• Turner recorded 30 points to lead all scorers. It marks the third time he has reached the 30-point plateau and the 12th time in the last 16 games a Torero has either achieved or been tied for the game scoring-high.

• The 14 points for McKinney III marked his first double-digit scoring effort in three games. He added six rebounds and a team-high four assists.

• Jamerson II's 13 rebounds marked his first game with double-digit rebounds in five games. He is averaging a team-high 8.3 rebounds this season.

• Senior guard Deven Dahlke recorded 10 points, which is one away from his season-high.

• With Turner, McKinney III and Dahlke in double figures, USD improves to 9-5 when it has three players with at least 10 points.

• USD scored 23 points off 13 Pacific turnovers, compared to the Tigers scoring just five points off nine Torero turnovers.

They Said It:
Head coach Steve Lavin on the growth of his team, especially with playing five freshmen routinely:

• "Measurable progress, that's what this (conference) season has been about. A year ago, won 11 games overall. Now we're at 17 with an opportunity to pick up some more wins in the conference tournament. In league play, a year ago we were at four wins and now we're at seven. That's progress as you climb the ladder in the West Coast Conference. It's difficult, it's challenging, but our players are taking strides in the right direction, both individually in their development and then as a group playing a good brand of basketball."

TURNER HEADLINES TRIO OF WCC BASKETBALL HONORS
• Junior guard Deuce Turner was named the 2023-2024 WCC Sixth Man of the Year alongside three All-WCC selections for the Toreros, the West Coast Conference announced on Tuesday morning.

• Turner and fellow junior guard Wayne McKinney III were both selected to the All-WCC Second Team, and first-year guard Kevin Patton Jr. earned a spot on the All-WCC Freshman Team.

• A native of Coatesville, Pennsylvania, Turner transferred to San Diego in 2022 after spending time at Bucknell and South Plains College. He established himself as one of the WCC's premier offensive players across 29 games and just 11 starts this season, leading USD with 15.8 points per game and 458 total points while making 61 three-pointers and shooting 37.9% from beyond the arc.

• He has racked up 30 or more points on three occasions in 2023-2024, including a 34-point performance against Saint Mary's on January 4 that remains tied for the most in a single game by any WCC player this year, the sixth-most in a single game in San Diego history, and is the Toreros' most in a game since November 17, 2022, when graduate transfer Eric Williams Jr. scored 43 against Utah State and broke the previous USD record of 40 that dated back to 1972.

• His WCC Sixth Man of the Year award and All-WCC Second Team selection mark the first conference honors of his USD career.

• McKinney III received his second career end-of-year conference honor after becoming one of the league's most consistent and well-rounded players as a junior in 2023-2024. Through 30 games played (all starts), he leads USD in assists (88), made free throws (115), and double-digit scoring performances (24). McKinney III ranks second amongst his teammates in total points (411), points per game (13.7), and steals (39), and his 106 total rebounds and 85 defensive boards both rank third on the Torero roster.

• He leads the WCC in made free throws (113) and ranks second in free throw attempts (154) this season while shooting 74.7% from the line. His 31 points at Pacific on February 10 made him the third San Diego player this season to total 30 points or more in a single game.

• McKinney III, a graduate of nearby Coronado High School, received the Alex Smith Courage in Sports Award on February 5th at the San Diego Sports Association's 76th Annual Salute to the Champions.

• He has previously earned All-WCC Freshman Team honors (2021-2022) and was named the WCC Player of the Week earlier this season on February 12.

• Patton Jr. made an immediate impact for San Diego in his first college season and quickly emerged as the conference's most dynamic first-year player, earning a league-best four WCC Freshman of the Week awards while averaging 9.5 points per game and totaling 286 points, 133 rebounds, 72 assists, 42 steals, 42 blocks, and 23 three-pointers across 30 games (14 starts).

• He leads USD in both blocks and steals, ranks second in assists, total rebounds, defensive rebounds, and rebounds per game, is third among his teammates in made free throws and field goals per game, and is fourth on the Torero roster in made threes, total points, and points per game.

• Patton Jr.'s 42 blocks and 1.42 blocks per game were the most of any WCC player this season. His 42 total steals and 1.40 steals per game were both the fifth most in the conference.

DOMINIC MUNCEY EARNS WCC ALL-ACADEMIC HONORS
• Dominic Muncey has been selected to the 2023-2024 WCC All-Academic First Team, the West Coast Conference announced on Wednesday morning.

• Muncey, a junior guard who graduated from nearby Cathedral Catholic High School, posted a 3.30 GPA this year while pursuing an undergraduate degree in Real Estate.

• He appeared in 28 games in the 2023-2024 regular season, including 14 starts. Across 334 minutes (11.9 minutes per game) Muncey totaled 23 points while making three three-pointers alongside 28 rebounds, seven assists, 16 steals, and a block.

TOP FIVE
Through 31 games in the 2023-2024 regular season, San Diego ranks among the West Coast Conference's top five teams in the following statistical categories…

• Bench Points per Game 1st (26.13), 41st in the nation

• Fastbreak Points Per Game 2nd (13.87), 28th in the nation

• Free Throw Percentage 2nd (73.4)

• Free Throws Made Per Game 2nd (14.0)

• Turnovers Forced Per Game 2nd (12.94)

• Blocks per Game 3rd (3.8)

• Free Throws Attempts Per Game 3rd (19.1)

• Steals Per Game 3rd (7.0)

• Offensive Rebounds Per Game 5th (9.94)

• Rebounds Per Game 5th (34.29)

• Scoring Offense 5th (72.8)

• Winning Percentage 5th (.548)

LEADING THE WAY
A San Diego player has either achieved or been tied for the game scoring high in 11 of the Toreros' last 15 contests. Those matchups include...

• December 29, 2023 vs. Fresno State: Deuce Turner, 25 points (game high)

• December 31, 2023 vs. Westcliff: PJ Hayes, 21 points (game high)

• January 4, 2024 vs. Saint Mary's: Deuce Turner, 34 points (game high)

• January 6, 2024 at No. 24 Gonzaga: Deuce Turner, 24 points (game high)

• January 11, 2024 vs. San Francisco: Wayne McKinney III, 19 points (tied for game high)

• January 23, 2024 at Portland: PJ Hayes, 33 points (game high)

• January 27, 2024 at Pepperdine: Steven Jamerson II, 20 points (game high)

• February 3, 2024 at Santa Clara: Deuce Turner, 23 points (game high)

• February 7, 2024 vs Loyola Marymount: Wayne McKinney III, 24 points (game high)

• February 10, 2024 vs Pacific: Wayne McKinney III, 31 points (game high)

• February 17, 2024 vs Santa Clara: Deuce Turner, 30 points (game high)

• February 24, 2024 vs Saint Mary's: Deuce Turner, 20 points (tied for game high)

• March 2, 2024 vs Pacific: Deuce Turner, 30 points (game high)

IT TAKES A VILLAGE
• Depth has been a strength for USD this season, with head coach Steve Lavin utilizing 12 different starting lineups and 20 different second-half starting lineups through 31 games.

• The Toreros lead the WCC and rank 41st nationally with an average of 26.13 bench points per game.

• San Diego's second-half starting lineup has been different from its first-half starters on 16 occasions this season, with both lineups being the same in 15 games so far.

• Of the 15 players who have seen minutes for USD this season, 11 have found themselves in a first or second-half starting lineup.

• Twelve different Toreros have accumulated over 100 total minutes in the 2023-2024 campaign, with 11 players averaging 10 or more minutes per game and five averaging 20 or more.

• In total, 15 San Diego players have combined to miss over 900 days of practice and/or competition this season due to injury and/or illness.

YOUTH MOVEMENT
• San Diego's 2023-2024 roster features eight true freshmen and one Division II transfer.

• Of those eight first-year players, two have already been named the WCC Freshman of the Week: guards Kevin Patton Jr.(three times) and Dragos Lungu (once).

• Six San Diego players (Lungu, Patton Jr., Jimmy Oladokun Jr., Keyon Kensie, Santiago Trouet, and Joey Chammaa) made their college debut on November 6th, joined by PJ Hayes, who appeared in his first game as a Torero after spending three seasons at Black Hills State in South Dakota.

• Sophomore Emmanuel Callas played in his first college game on January 4th after missing all of his freshman season due to injury, followed by freshman Josh Hecht's college debut on January 20.

• In total, 10 of the Toreros' 17 players have 26 games of Division I experience or less, and five have appeared in less than 15 college games.

• Junior Wayne McKinney III leads the USD roster with 91 Division I appearances, followed by Deuce Turner with 71, Deven Dahlke with 64, Dominic Muncey with 42, Steven Jamerson II with 38, Bendji Pierre with 17, and Neel Beniwal with 14.

COMEBACK KIDS
San Diego has demonstrated considerable resilience this season, overcoming at least a five-point deficit in 12 of its 16 victories so far this season.

Per ESPN Stats & Info, USD leads all NCAA Division I men's basketball programs with eight double-digit comeback wins in 2023-2024.

Those wins after trailing by 10 or more points include:

• 11/6/23 vs. Sonoma State (Trailed 25-6, won 68-64): 19-point deficit

• 11/17/23 vs. Le Moyne (Trailed 10-0, won 80-71): 10-point deficit

• 11/24/23 vs. Arkansas State (Trailed 52-36, won 71-57): 16-point deficit

• 12/9/23 vs. Arizona State (Trailed 23-11, won 89-84): 12-point deficit

• 12/21/23 vs. South Dakota (Trailed 26-12, won 69-66): 14-point deficit

• 1/23/24 at Portland (Trailed 26-12, won 85-81): 14-point deficit

• 2/10/24 at Pacific (Trailed 26-13, won 89-84): 13-point deficit

• 2/15/24 vs. Portland (Trailed 46-33, won 71-66): 13-point deficit

January 27th's 69-67 win at Pepperdine was San Diego's first victory in 2023-2024 season in which it did not have to overcome a deficit of five or more points (the Toreros' biggest deficit that evening was two).

A HISTORIC PERFORMANCE
• PJ Hayes' nine made three-pointers at Portland on January 23 are a San Diego program record.

MOST 3P FIELD GOALS MADE IN A SINGLE GAME - USD HISTORY (since 1986-87):
9  PJ Hayes at Portland 1-23-24
8  Johnny Dee  vs. Maine (12-10-11)
8  Ross DeRogatis  vs. Furman (12-3-05)   
8  Ross DeRogatis  vs. SCU (2-24-05)
8  Mark Manor  vs. Portland (2-27-87)
7  Jase Townsend at Pacific (2-11-2023)
7  Eric Williams Jr. vs. Utah State (11-17-2022)
7  Olin Carter III  vs. Pepperdine (12-30-17)

• Hayes' 33 total points against the Pilots on January 23 are also the seventh-most in a single game in program history.

THIRTY OR MORE POINTS IN A GAME - USD HISTORY:
43  Eric Williams Jr. vs. Utah State (11-17-22)
40* Robert "Pinky" Smith vs. Chapman  (12-9-1972) *Scored 19 field goals (school record) with two free throws
37 Marty Munn vs. Loyola Marymount  (2-27-1988)
37 Mike Whitmarsh  vs. Loyola Marymount (2-26-1983)
36 Andre Laws vs. Washington  (12-1-2001)
35 Doug Harris vs. CS Northridge (2-28-1995)
34 Deuce Turner vs. Saint Mary's (1-4-2023)
34 Jase Townsend at Pacific (2-11-2023)
34 Olin Carter III vs. Bethesda (12-17-2016)
34 Brandon Gay vs. Pepperdine (3-5-2005)
34 Ryan Williams  vs. Sacramento State  (11-24-1995)
33 PJ Hayes at Portland (1-23-2024)
32 Marcellus Earlington at Portland (1-19-2023)
31 Wayne McKinney III at Pacific (2-10-2024)
30 Deuce Turner vs Santa Clara (2-17-2024)

THE DEUCE IS LOOSE
• Junior guard Deuce Turner's 58 total points in two games during the opening week of WCC play against Saint Mary's and No. 24 Gonzaga were the most of any player in the West Coast Conference in that span.

• He shot 57% from both the field (19-for-33) and beyond the arc (12-for-14) across a home matchup with the Gaels (January 4) and a road contest in Spokane (January 6) and made 12 of his 14 total free throws.

• His 34 points that week against Saint Mary's remain tied for the most in a single game by a WCC player this season and are the sixth-most all-time by a San Diego player in a single game.

A SIGNATURE VICTORY
• The Toreros' win over Arizona State on December 9th marks the first time San Diego has taken down a Pac-12 or power-five opponent since November 21st, 2018, when it beat Colorado in Boulder by a 70-64 margin.

HOME SWEET HOME
• San Diego finished the 2023-2024 season with a 12-6 record at the Jenny Craig Pavilion, notching home wins over Sonoma State, Jackson State, Le Moyne, Navy, Northern Colorado, Arizona State, Portland State, South Dakota, Westcliff, Loyola Marymount, Portland, and Pacific.

• USD's 8-0 start to its home schedule this year was its best since the 2018-2019 campaign, which saw the Toreros win each of their first nine home contests.

YEAR TWO OF THE LAVIN ERA
• 2023-2024 marks head coach Steve Lavin's second season at the helm in San Diego after being hired in April of 2022.

• In 12 full seasns as a head coach, Lavin has accumulated a record of 248-171 (.591) with 10 postseason appearances.

• Prior to arriving at USD, he guided UCLA and St. John's to eight NCAA Tournament appearances in 11 years

• A staple in college basketball for over three decades, Lavin is the 14th head coach in program history and the Toreros' seventh head coach since USD moved to the NCAA Division I ranks in 1979-80.

• Most recently, Lavin served as a national college basketball broadcaster for Fox Sports and CBS Sports. He previously worked with ESPN, ABC, and the Pac-12 Network.

PLAYERS TO WATCH


Wayne McKinney III | Junior | Guard | Coronado High School
• Was named the WCC Player of the Week on February 12 after recording back-to-back career performances against LMU and Pacific

• Became the third San Diego player to score 30 or more points in a game this season (Deuce Turner, PJ Hayes) on February 10th against the Tigers, totaling a career-high 31 points while going 7-for-13 from the field, 2-for-3 from distance, and a strong 15-for-16 from the line

• Was selected to the All-WCC Second Team on Tuesday morning, receiving his second career end-of-year conference honor after becoming one of the league's most consistent and well-rounded players as a junior in 2023-2024

• Also scored what was then a career-high 24 points against the Lions on February 7, going 8-for-13 from the field and 2-for-4 from beyond the arc as he matched his career-high with six assists and grabbed six rebounds

• Leads USD in assists (88), made free throws (115), and double-digit scoring performances (24)

• Ranks second amongst his teammates in total points (411), points per game (13.7), and steals (39); 106 total rebounds and 85 defensive boards both rank third on the Torero roster

• 115 of his 411 total points so far in 2023-2024 have come from the charity stripe and he is shooting 75% from the line this season

• Leads the WCC in made free throws (115), while ranking second in free throw attempts (154)

• Received the Alex Smith Courage in Sports Award on February 5th at the San Diego Sports Association's 76th Annual Salute to the Champions

• Drilled a clutch jumper as time expired on January 27 at Pepperdine to push USD to a 69-67 win

• Spent the last three seasons at USD after graduating from nearby Coronado High School

Steven Jamerson II | Junior | Center | Crespi Carmelite High School
• Is 53-for-74 (.716) from the field across his last nine games, a span that's seen him notch five double-doubles

JAMERSON II'S SIX DOUBLE-DOUBLES IN 2023-2024:
    • February 10 at Pacific: 22 points (career-high), 14 rebounds (career high)

    • February 7 vs Loyola Marymount: 14 points, 11 rebounds

    • February 3 at Santa Clara: 10 points, 10 rebounds

    • February 1 at San Francisco: 18 points (team high), 10 rebounds (tied for game high)

    • January 27 at Pepperdine: 20 points (game high), 12 rebounds

    • December 15 vs. Portland State: 10 points, 10 rebounds

• Leads the Toreros in total rebounds (198), offensive rebounds (85), and rebounds per game (8.3)

• Has grabbed seven rebounds or more in 18 of his last 21 games, including nine games with 10-plus rebounds and two with nine

• Totaled what was then a career-high 13 points on January 6 at No. 24 Gonzaga and was one board shy of a double-double

• Was one rebound shy of his season-high 14 rebounds last Saturday against Pacific, notching 13 total boards.

• 60.9% field goal percentage leads the USD roster (minimum seven attempts); is averaging 8.6 points per game

• Earned his first college double-double on December 15 against Portland State, notching 10 points while pulling in 10 rebounds

• Ranks 5th in the West Coast Conference with six double-doubles this season

PJ Hayes | Senior | Forward | Black Hills State University
• Seventy made threes this season puts him just three triples away from leading the WCC; 40.5 three-point percentage and 2.33 threes per game rank second and fourth in the conference, respectively

• Nine made threes on January 23 at Portland are a San Diego program record and are tied for the most made threes in a single game by a West Coast Conference player this season

• Finished with 33 points against the Pilots that evening, which marked a new career high, the second-most in a single game by any WCC player so far this season, and the seventh-most in a single game in USD program history

• Leads USD in three-point percentage (40.5%, minimum six attempts), made threes (70), and three-pointers per game (2.33)

• Is third for the Toreros in total points (314) and points per game (10.5)

• Totaled 14 points on 4-for-6 three-point shooting on February 15th against Portland

• Tallied 16 points on February 7th vs Loyola Marymount by going 6-for-11 from the field, and 4-for-8 from distance

• Recorded what was then a career high in points (23) on December 9 against Arizona State, making five threes to help propel San Diego past the Sun Devils

• Transferred to USD this season from Division II Black Hills State University in South Dakota

Deuce Turner | Junior | Guard | Bucknell University
• Scored 34 points (11-18 FG, 4-7 3P, 8-9 FT) on January 4 against Saint Mary's, which remains tied for the most in a single game by any WCC player this year, the sixth-most in a single game in San Diego history, and is the Toreros' most in a game since November 17, 2022, when graduate transfer Eric Williams Jr. scored 43 against Utah State and broke the previous USD record of 40 that dated back to 1972

• Leads his teammates in total points (458), and points per game (15.8), a mark that puts him fourth within the WCC

• Was named the 2023-2024 WCC Sixth Man of the Year and to the All-WCC Second Team on Tuesday morning, marking the first conference honors of his USD career

• Notched his second 30-point game this season on Saturday, February 17th, vs Santa Clara, recording 19 of his 30 points in the second half, marking the fourth time this season that a Torero has reached 30 points in a game.

• Completed his third 30-point performance this season last Saturday against Pacific, recording 30 points in the home victory.

• Recorded a game-high 20 points on February 24 at Saint Mary's and had a team-high four assists.

• Ranks second in the WCC in free throw percentage, shooting 85.8% from the charity stripe

• Had a team-high 17 points on February 15th against Portland, making a trio of clutch threes as he went a perfect 6-for-6 from the free throw line

• Has recorded double-digit points in 22 of his first 29 games, as well as 12 of his last 16 this season and has totaled 20 or more points on nine occasions

• Made a game-high four threes enroute to 20 total points on February 15th vs Pacific

• Totaled a game-high 23 points (6-for-12 FG, 4-for-7 3PT, 7-for-8 FT) on February 3 in USD's 70-59 win at Santa Clara

• Had a game-high 24 points (8-15 FG, 4-7 3P, 4-5 FT) at No. 24 Gonzaga on January 6

• Also recorded 23 points on December 9 against Arizona State, and was pivotal in the Toreros' win over the Sun Devils

• Transferred to USD in 2022 from Bucknell University in Lewisburg, Pennsylvania after spending time at South Plains College in Levelland, Texas

Kevin Patton Jr. | Freshman | Guard | Rancho Christian High School
• Four-time WCC Freshman of the Week (February 19, 2024, January 29, 2024, January 15, 2024, and December 18, 2023)

• Leads the WCC in blocks per game (1.40), and total blocks (42), as well as ranking fifth amongst the league in steals (42), and steals per game (1.40)

• Earned a spot on the All-WCC Freshman Team on Tuesday morning after making an immediate impact for San Diego as he emerged as the conference's most dynamic first-year player

• Tallied 14 points against LMU on February 29th, shooting 4-for-9 from the field and going a perfect 4-for-4 from the line.

• Added 13 points on February 15th vs Portland, shooting 4-for-9 from the field while going a perfect 4-for-4 from the line and adding a game-high four steals

• Has notched double-digit points in seven of his last 13 games (a span that at one point included three straight 16-point performances)

• Leads USD in blocks (42), and steals (42); ranks second for Toreros in total rebounds (133) and rebounds per game (4.4)

• Is averaging 9.5 points per game (ranks fourth on the USD roster) and has 12 double-digit scoring performances so far in 2023-2024

Jimmy Oladokun Jr. | Forward | Sierra Canyon High School
• Turned in a career-high 20 points on February 29th at LMU, shooting 10-for-17 from the field while contributing five rebounds and a block.

• Contributed 13 points (6-11), two rebounds, a pair of steals, and a block last Saturday against Saint Mary's, in what marked his best scoring performance in nearly a month.

• Totaled seven points (3-for-7 FG) and contributed four rebounds and three assists on February 15th vs Pacific

• Ranks second for the Toreros in field goal percentage so far this season, shooting 49%

• Forty offensive rebounds ranks second for USD and his 90 total boards (3.1 RPG) ranks fifth

• Sixteen blocks in the 2023-2024 season so far ranks third among his teammates