Arizona
Owen Dexter - SF
Team: Arizona Wildcats [ID #2]
Location:
Tuscon, AZ (Southwest)
Conference:
V.8 [Division 2]
President:
wieditor
[since July 03rd 2018 | last seen March 28th 2024]
Rating: 146.82 - Overall Position: #199
Fan Mood:
88.72
Alumni Mood:
165.80
Prestige:
90
Team Notes:
Oct 28 2037: 3-star prospect
Stefan Bechtel committed.
Jan 15 2037: 3-star prospect
Owen Dexter committed.
Nov 27 2036: 4-star prospect
Walter Kaplan committed.
Aug 28 2036: Demoted to conference
V.8.
Dec 20 2035: 2-star prospect
Jacob Goodwin committed.
Dec 01 2035: 3-star prospect
Wade Fagan committed.
Aug 30 2035: Demoted to conference
IV.4.
Jun 26 2035:
Booker Atwood was drafted round #2, pick #15 by Memphis.
Jan 11 2035: 2-star prospect
Rowan Williams committed.
Jan 11 2035: 2-star prospect
Reuben Alexander committed.
Record:
Wins: 4 Losses: 11 Pct: .267 Conf Wins: 1 Conf Losses: 4 Conf Pct: .200 Conf Rank: 15 Last10: 3-7 Streak: L4
Pts Ave: 86.7 - 96.7 Pts Diff: -9.9 Team Power Index: 129.9
Press Releases:
Dec 21 2002:
Making Strides -
by wieditor on November 20th, 2018
After a surprising run to the NCAA Tournament last season, Arizona is on its way back to prominence with the commitment of five-star center
Paul Dickson.
The Wildcats are currently leading the recruiting rankings but expect to fall into the teens with just one scholarship remaining. This class along with the nation's ninth best group in 2001 significantly upgrade a roster with poor upperclassmen talent.
Hopes are that point guard
Samuel Walton is the final piece to the 2002 class. The top 50 prospect possesses a very diverse set of skills, which will play nicely behind disappointing senior-to-be Rashad Horton.
Needs going forward include a top-flight shooting guard and depth on the wing. Promising freshman J.T. Pierre will move to power forward next year to allow for the arrival of Dickson. Cam Lee will be a solid first big man off the bench and Robert Humphries is a better than average big man as well. However, shooting guard and small forward will be huge question marks in 2003.