JOHN R. WOODEN CLASSIC HONOR ROLL
Past Results
1994    Kansas 81, Massachusetts 75  
            UCLA 82, Kentucky 81
1995    Villanova 67, Purdue 50
            UCLA 73, Maryland 63
1996    Arizona 69, Utah 61
            Louisville 93, LSU 87 (OT)
1997    UCLA 69, New Mexico 58
            Stanford 76, Georgia 74
1998    Kansas 62, Pepperdine 55
            UCLA 69, Oklahoma State 66
1999    Stanford 67, Auburn 58
            Duke 81, USC 68
2000    Georgia Tech 72, UCLA 67
            USC 65, Utah 60
2001    Arizona 79, Purdue 66
            UCLA 79, Alabama 57
2002    Georgia 78, Cal 73 (OT)
            Missouri 78, USC 72
2003    Stanford 64, Kansas 58
            Kentucky 52, UCLA 50
2004    Arizona 68, Mississippi State 64
            Boston College 74, UCLA 64
2005    Washington 81, New Mexico 71
            UCLA 67, Nevada 56
2006    UCLA 65, Texas A&M 62
            USC 74, George Washington 65
2007    St. Mary's 69, San Diego State 64
            UCLA 75, Davidson 63
2008    St. Mary's 67, San Diego State 64
            UCLA 72, Davidson 54

Wooden Classic Trophy
Awarded to winning head coach
UCLA, Jim Harrick (’94 & ’95)
Kansas, Roy Williams (’94 & ’98)
Villanova, Steve Lappas (’95)
Arizona, Lute Olson (’96, ’01 & ‘04)
Louisville, Denny Crum (’96)
Stanford, Mike Montgomery (’97, ’99 & ’03)
UCLA, Steve Lavin (’97, ’98, & ’01)
Duke, Mike Krzyzewski (’99)
Georgia Tech, Paul Hewitt (’00)
USC, Henry Bibby (’00)
Missouri, Quin Snyder (’02)
Georgia, Jim Harrick (’02)
Kentucky, Tubby Smith (’03)
Boston College, Al Skinner (’04)
UCLA, Ben Howland (’05, ’06, '07 & '08)
Washington, Lorenzo Romar (’05)
USC, Tim Floyd (’06)
St. Mary's, Randy Bennett ('07 & '08)

National Coaches Awards
John Calipari, Massachusetts, ’96 Naismith Coach of the Year
Cliff Ellis, Auburn, ’99 John and Nellie Wooden Award; Naismith, AP, USBWA, Sports Illustrated, The Sporting News, Basketball Weekly Coach of the Year
Jim Harrick, UCLA, ’95 Naismith, NABC Coach of the Year
Gene Keady, Purdue, ’95 Chevrolet/CBS Sports Coach of the Year and ’96 AP, UPI, Chevrolet/CBS Sports, Sports Illustrated, Basketball Weekly, College Sports and USBWA Coach of the Year
Mike Krzyzewski, Duke, ’00 Chevrolet/CBS Sports Coach of the Year
Rick Pitino, Kentucky, ’96 Chase Winged-Foot Award
Lute Olson, Arizona, ’97 Chase Winged-Foot Award
Rick Majerus, Utah, ’98 John and Nellie Wooden Award
Tubby Smith, Kentucky, ’03 Naismith Coach of the Year

Individual Records
Most Points: 33 – Lou Roe, Massachusetts, ’94: Rogers Washington, LSU ‘96
Most Assists: 11 – Jacque Vaughn, Kansas ‘94
Most Rebounds: 16 – Channing Frye, Arizona ‘04
Most Steals: 6 – Bennett Davison, Arizona ‘96
Most Blocks: 11 – Jelani McCoy, UCLA ‘95
Most Three-point FGs: 5 – Ezra Williams, Georgia ’02; Amit Tamir, Cal ’02; Mark Walters, New Mexico ‘05

Team Records
Most Points: 93 – Louisville ‘96
Most Assists: 24 – Kansas ‘94
Most Rebounds: 50 – UCLA ‘95
Most Blocked Shots: 12 – UCLA ‘95
Most Steals: 13 – Massachusetts ’94; Arizona ’96, Duke ‘99
Most Three-point FGs: 9 – Cal ‘02
Most Turnovers Forced: 29 – Maryland ‘95

National Champions
UCLA ‘95
Kentucky ’96 and ‘98
Arizona ‘97
Duke ‘01
Maryland ‘02

Player of the Year
Ed O’Bannon, UCLA ‘95
Marcus Camby, Massachusetts ‘96
Shane Battier, Duke ‘01
Jason Williams, Duke ‘02

All-Americans
Aaron Afflalo, UCLA
Shane Battier, Duke
Michael Bibby, Arizona
Marcus Camby, Massachusetts
Chris Carrawell, Duke
Sam Clancy, USC
Jarron Collins, Stanford
Baron Davis, UCLA
Mike Dunleavy, Duke
Tony Delk, Kentucky
Michael Doleac, Utah
Jason Gardner, Arizona
Kerry Kittles, Villanova
Casey Jacobsen, Stanford
Raef LaFrentz, Kansas
Acie Law, Texas A&M
Mark Madsen, Stanford
Charles O’Bannon, UCLA
Ed O’Bannon, UCLA
Chris Porter, Auburn
Lou Roe, Massachusetts
Brandon Roy, Washington
Wayne Simien, Kansas
Salim Stoudamire, Arizona
Jason Terry, Arizona
Kenny Thomas, New Mexico
Keith Van Horn, Utah
Jacque Vaughn, Kansas
Antoine Walker, Kentucky
Luke Walton, Arizona
DeJuan Wheat, Louisville

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