WBB Hosts Annual Briann January Classic Friday and Saturday

THE GAME: 2023 Briann January Classic – Sun Devil WBB (6-2) vs. Pacific (4-2)
WHEN: Friday at 7 p.m. MST
WHERE: Desert Financial Arena • Tempe, Ariz.
WATCH: Pac-12 Arizona
RADIO: KDUS AM 1060 (Pregame coverage starts at 6:30 p.m. MST)
LIVE STATS: Click here
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IMPORTANT TRAFFIC AND PARKING INFORMATION FOR THIS WEEKEND'S GAMES
Before making your way out to Desert Financial Arena for this weekend's games, click here to see if your usual route will be impacted by road closures put in place for the annual Tempe Festival of the Arts taking place this weekend in downtown Tempe.
 
After you've got your route set, review the parking information below to make sure the lot where you usually park will be accessible.
 
Gold Lot – Will not be impacted. Gold Lot pass holders, ADA/Limited mobility and those on the parking list will park as normal. 
 
Staff and General Patrons – Free parking has been moved to Stadium Structure (Structure 5), see address below. With that, those parking in the structure must pull a ticket upon arrival. Parking validations will be made available at the DFA West Ticket Office. Announcements and signage will be posted throughout the arena to remind guests to pick up their validation slip prior to leaving. Please note, that upon exiting the structure, the validation slips will need to be scanned (not inserted) for "payment". Our Guests Services staff will have additional validation slips if needed. 
 
401 E. Veteran's Way
Tempe, AZ 85281
 
Those that choose to park in Lot 59 (outside of the Gold Lot), Packard Structure or any other parking lots may be subject to pay for parking.

UP NEXT
The Sun Devil women's basketball team (6-2) begins a month in which it will play all six of its games in Tempe (five games) or downtown Phoenix (one game) when it faces Pacific (Friday at 7 p.m. MST) and Xavier (Saturday at 4 p.m. MST) in the second annual Briann January Classic. ASU will play in the second game of doubleheaders each day. On Friday, ASU's contest will be preceded by Temple vs. Xavier at 4 p.m. MST. On Saturday, Pacific and Temple will start the final day of the event at 1 p.m. MST.
 
WATCH/LISTEN
Friday's game vs. Pacific can be seen on Pac-12 Arizona (Cindy Brunson, Charli Turner Thorne). Saturday's game vs. Xavier will be on ASU's Live Stream. Both games can also be heard on KDUS AM 1060 (pregame coverage starts 30 minutes prior to each game). Veteran broadcaster and the state of Arizona's 2010 & 2019 Broadcaster of the Year and currently a finalist for the 2023 award, Jeff Munn is in his 20th season as the voice of ASU women's basketball. He'll be joined by Maura McHugh (color analyst).
 
ABOUT THE BRIANN JANUARY CLASSIC
The second edition of this annual event is named for Briann January, a four-year member Sun Devil Women's Basketball (2006-09). Her play helped catapult ASU into one of the nation's best on an annual basis.
 
The winner of the first two Pac-10 Defensive Player of the Year awards (2008 and 2009), January earned honorable mention All-America recognition from the Associated Press and WBCA in 2009. During her career, the Sun Devils won 77 percent of their overall games (104-32), 82 percent of their Pac-10 games (59-13) and qualified for the NCAA Tournament all four years, including ASU's only two Elite Eight appearances (2007, '09).
 
 January was drafted by the Indiana Fever with the sixth overall pick in the 2009 WNBA draft. She won a WNBA championship with the Fever in 2012 and was selected to play in the 2014 WNBA All-Star Game. January also played for the Phoenix Mercury, Connecticut Sun and Seattle Storm during her 14-year WNBA career. She earned WNBA All-Defensive first-team recognition five times and second-team honors twice.
 
In November 2021, January, currently an assistant coach for the WNBA's Connecticut Sun, became the third Sun Devil women's basketball player to have her jersey – No. 20 – honored and hung from the rafters of Desert Financial Arena. In October 2022, January became the most recent women's basketball player inducted into the Sun Devil Athletics Hall of Fame.
 
PAC-12 RANKINGS OF NOTE (AS OF NOV. 29, 2023)
• As a team, ASU leads the Pac-12 in FT attempts per game (22.6/34th in the nation) and is 3rd (48th in the nation) in FTs made per game (15.3) and fewest turnovers per game (15.3).
• Jaddan Simmons leads the Pac-12 lead in FT attempts (50/4th in the nation), is 2nd in FTs made (41/7th in the nation), 3rd in minutes per game (33.38), 9th in FT pct. (82.0) & steals per game (2.1) and 16th in assist-to-TO ratio (1.73).
• Trayanna Crisp is 12th in the Pac-12 in minutes per game (31.91).
• Journey Thompson is tied for 14th in offensive rebs per game (2.25).
 
NOTES FROM LAST WEEK'S VIRGIN ISLANDS PARADISE JAM
• After starting the three-games-in-three-days event with a setback against current No. 10 Texas, the Sun Devils bounced back in impressive fashion with wins over 2023 NCAA Tournament participant South Florida (66-49) and 2023 WNIT participant High Point (77-69).
• Treasure Hunt and Jalyn Brown were both named to the Reef Division All-Tournament Team of the Paradise Jam. Hunt averaged 14.7 ppg and found her shooting touch to the tune of 56 percent (19-34 FGs), including 50 percent (5-10) from long distance. In ASU's two wins, Brown connected on 54 percent of her shots (13-24) and led the team in scoring (17.0 ppg).  In ASU's win over South Florida, Brown scored 10 of her 14 points and hit both of her 3-pointers during a game-changing third quarter in which ASU outscored South Florida 24-6. She added a game-high 20 points in ASU's win over High Point to close out the tournament.
• In the win over South Florida, Trayanna Crisp (career high-tying 17 points), Hunt and Brown (14 points each) combined for 45 of ASU's points. Hunt and Sandra Magolico (first career start) each made their first start of the season while Brown, who started the first two games of the season, was back among the first five for the first time since an injury caused her to miss two games. Magolico's impact was swift as she scored eight points and – equally if not more important – led ASU's rebounding effort with eight boards and also tied for the team lead in steals with three.... Maggie Besselink (six rebounds, two assists) and Kadidia Toure (nine points, six rebounds) all played a starring role in helping the Sun Devils finish plus-six on the boards (38-32) against a South Florida squad that entered the game among the Top 50 teams in the nation in rebounding margin (+10.8)... Another category where the Sun Devils (5-2) had a 180-degree turnaround from their performance vs. Texas was in turnovers where they tied a season low with 11 and converted those miscues into 17 points. Jaddan Simmons had a team-high four assists (zero turnovers) and also tied for the team lead with three steals.
• Against High Point, Brown's 20 points represented a new career high, while Hunt just missed a double-double with season highs in points (19) and rebounds (game-high eight boards). Simmons provided ASU with a solid all-around effort, scoring nine points (2-3 FGs, 5-6 FTs), grabbing six rebounds and dishing out three assists... As a team, ASU shot 50 percent for the game, the first time it shot 50 percent or higher since a win at San Diego on Dec. 18, 2021.... ASU led by as many as 12 points in the first quarter, then spent the last 30 minutes trying to ward off the pesky Panthers, who got within a single possession a number of times, the last instance after a High Point layup cut ASU's lead to 55-52 with 8:18 remaining. ASU countered with five straight points – a jumper by Brown and a 3-pointer by Hunt – and then answered another High Point bucket with Hunt's second 3-pointer in 38 seconds to extend its lead to 63-54 with under five minutes remaining.
 
SERIES NOTES VERSUS THE COMPETITION
• Despite the relative proximity of the two schools, this will be only the third all-time meeting between ASU and Pacific. ASU claimed the first game, 90-65, on Nov. 20, 1982 at the Straw Hat Classic in San Luis Obispo, Calif. The Tigers ended ASU's 2011-12 season with a 77-62 home win in the first round of the 2012 postseason WNIT.
• It will also be the third all-time meeting between ASU and Xavier. ASU was victorious 75-57 in 2008 in Tempe and Xavier held serve on its home court the following year in Cincinnati... The first meeting came during Briann January's senior year, a season that culminated with Sun Devil Women's Basketball's second NCAA Elite Eight in three seasons. January scored a game-high 16 points, tied her career high with nine assists and had three steals in the win.
 
WHAT TO LOOK FOR
• In its first eight games, ASU has had five different players lead or tie for the team lead in scoring: Jaddan Simmons (3x), Kadidia Toure (3x), Trayanna Crisp (3x), Jalyn Brown (1x) and Treasure Hunt (1x).
• In the rebounding department, six different Sun Devils have led or tied for the team lead: Maggie Besselink (4x), Journey Thompson (2x), Toure (1x), Mallory Miller (1x), Sandra Magolico (1x), Hunt (1x).
• Simmons (935 points) is 65 points away from reaching 1000 for her career. Not including ASU's game vs. Texas, Simmons has 25 assists and only seven turnovers in ASU's other seven games.
• Crisp has scored a career-high 17 points twice this season and has scored in double figures in all but one game.
• Hunt last four games: 12.8 ppg 56.4 FG percent (22-39).
• During earlier three-game stretch (game Nos. 2-4), Toure averaged 19.0 ppg and 9.3 rebs per game. She posted her first career double-double with career highs in points (22) and rebounds (14) to go with 3 steals vs. San Francisco (Nov. 13). Toure leads ASU in FG pct. (50.3).
 
IN CASE YOU ARE JUST JOINING US
• ASU started 3-0 after home wins over UTSA (70-55/Nov. 6), Montana State (75-62/Nov. 10) & San Francisco (77-69/Nov. 13). In the first half of its first three wins, ASU averaged 45.3 points & hit 49.5 pct of its shots. In the win vs. UTSA, ASU tied last season's highest point total in a half on its way to a 49-23 halftime lead. Against Montana State (Nov. 30), ASU scored 30 points in the first quarter, representing the third time it has scored 30 or more points in a quarter under head coach Natasha Adair.
• In its loss at Grambling State (Nov. 16), ASU scored 32 points and shot 38 pct. in the first half while allowing the Tigers to score 45 points. Down by as many as 17, ASU came back to tie the game at 67-67 before the Tigers hit game-winning 3-pointer in final seconds.
• ASU is averaging 17.5 ppg off opponent turnovers this season. It scored a season-high 31 points off TOs at Grambling State (Nov. 16).
• ASU has allowed 13 or fewer points in a quarter 11 times, including four instances in single digits.
• After Montana State cut a 20-point deficit to four with seven mins remaining in the game, ASU answered with a 10-0 run. It allowed the Bobcats to shoot just 17 percent (2-12) in the fourth quarter.
• After allowing 70 points in its first loss of the season at Grambling State (70-67 on Nov. 16), ASU responded with a 72-40 win over Idaho State. The Bengals' final point total was the fewest given up by ASU since a 49-40 win over VCU on November 27, 2020.
• After a minus-15 outing on the boards (47-32) in 84-42 loss to then-No. 12 Texas (Nov. 23), less than 24 hours later ASU had to face a South Florida squad that entered the game among the Top 50 teams in the nation in rebounding margin (+10.8). ASU rose to the challenge and outrebounded the Bulls 38-32 in its 66-49 win.
• ASU scored a double-digit point total in each of first 20 quarters. Overall, it has scored in double figures in 30 of 32 quarters.
 
WELCOME BACK
Maggie Besselink and Morasha Wiggins have both provided ASU with significant contributions this season. What distinguishes them from the other returning players? Both missed all of last season due to injury. Besselink, who had not played in a game since Feb. 6, 2022, was not only in the starting lineup in the season opener, but ignited ASU's offense after hitting back-to-back triples in the first quarter vs. UTSA. She scored 11 points and grabbed a game-high 10 rebounds to post her second career double-double at Grambling State on Nov. 16. She also scored 10 points in wins vs. UTSA and Idaho State.
 
Wiggins made her Sun Devil debut in ASU's win over San Francisco (Nov. 13), scoring 8 points and hitting all 4 of her free throws. She is averaging 12.6 minutes per game in the 6 games she has played and has made 50 percent of her shots (6-12).
 
ALL-PAC-12 STANDOUT TYI SKINNER TO MISS 2023-24 SEASON
Although the Sun Devil women's basketball team's overall health is a 180-degree difference from last season, the squad was dealt a tremendous blow when Natasha Adair announced Oct. 4, 2023 that senior guard Tyi Skinner will miss the 2023-24 season due to a knee injury.
 
Skinner, who last season earned All-Pac-12 honorable mention honors from the league's coaches and All-Pac-12 recognition from media who cover the league, quickly established herself as one of top scorers in the Pac-12 and one of the most exciting players in the nation to watch in her first season in Tempe.
 
In 2022-23, Skinner scored 20 or more points 15 times, including a career-high 29 points on two occasions. A starter in all 28 games, Skinner went on to average 19.3 points per game, the most by a Sun Devil since the 1988-89 season. She concluded her first campaign in the Maroon and Gold among the leaders in the Pac-12 in points per game (19.3/2nd/27th in the nation), 3-pointers per game (2.43 per game/2nd), minutes per game (36.59/3rd/29th in the nation), free throws made (79/3rd)  and attempted (91/4th), steals per game (1.71/5th), 3-point FG percentage (34.7/6th) and free throw percentage (78.1/8th).
 
PLAYER NOTES
#1 • Kadidia Toure • F • 6-3 • So. • Silver Spring, Md.
• Transferred to ASU in 2023 after playing at James Madison as a freshman.
• Has played in every game (six starts) and leads ASU in FG pct. (50.8) and rebounds (6.0 rpg).
• Posted first career double-double with career highs in points (22)/rebounds (14) to go with 3 steals vs. San Francisco (Nov. 13).
• Four-year varsity player for Our Lady of Good Counsel (Olney, Md.). As a senior in 2022, the league's player of the year averaged 14 points, 13 rebounds and four blocks on her way to WCAC Player of the Year honors and first-team All-Met recognition.
 
#2 • Jaddan Simmons • G • 5-9 • Sr. • Houston, Texas
• Has started all 85 games she's played in her career.
• First 4 games of season: Averaged 16.0 ppg, 4.0 rpg, 3.8 apg, 3.0 spg and shot 56 pct 3FG (5-9) and 90 pct (27-30) from the line.
• Needs 65 points to reach 1000 for her career.
• Has had 0 (4x) or 1 (1x) turnover 5x in 8 games (3.6 apg in those games.
• Was named 2022 Preseason Pac-12 HM and at the conclusion of the season was named Pac-12 All-Defensive Team HM in 2023.
 
#3 • Tyi Skinner • G • 5-5 • Sr. • Washington, D.C.
• Was announced on October 4, 2023 that Tyi Skinner will miss the 2023-24 season due to a knee injury.
• Made an immediate impact in her first season as a Sun Devil, earning All Pac-12 recognition from media that cover the league and Pac-12 HM honors from the league's coaches for a season in which she started all 28 games and averaged the most points per game (19.2) in a season since 1988-89.
• Scored in double figures in 25/28 games, including 15 games w/20 or more points, and finished 2nd in the Pac-12 and 27th in the nation in ppg season.
 
#4 • Trayanna Crisp • G • 5-8 • So. • Goodyear, Ariz.
• In her first season wearing the Maroon and Gold, Crisp appeared in all 28 games (5 starts).
• Has played in every game (6 starts) this season and has scored in double figures in all but one game.
• Leads ASU in scoring (12.1 ppg), 3FGs per game (1.5) and FT pct. (85.0/17-20) and is 2nd in assists (2.9 apg) and steals per game (1.9).
• Has averaged 14.3 ppg in last 4 games (includes pair of career-high 17-point efforts vs. Idaho State and vs. South Florida). Also had career-high 6 assists (0 TOs) vs. Idaho State.
 
#10 • Marina Radocaj • G/F • 6-2 • Fr. • Richmond, British Columbia
• Earned spots on Canada's U16 and U17 teams.
• Member of the 2021 U16 Canadian Team that placed second at FIBA Americas. Radocaj averaged 9.2 points and 5.0 rebounds per game in the six games she played (all starts).
• Played in 5 games at 2022 FIBA U17 Women's Basketball World Cup.
• Has played in 4 games.
• Hit one of ASU's nine 3-pointers in its season-opening win over UTSA (Nov. 6).
 
#11 • Maggie Besselink • G/F • 6-3 • Sr. • Kingston, Ontario
• After missing the 2022-23 season due to injury, made her return to the floor in 2023-24.
• Is 2nd on the team in rebounds per game (5.3) and had led team in rebounds in 4 games this season.
• Besselink, who had not played in a game since Feb. 6, 2022, was not only in the starting lineup in the season opener, but also played a major role in igniting ASU's offense after hitting back-to-back triples in the first quarter vs. UTSA (Nov. 6).
• Scored 11 points and grabbed a game-high 10 rebounds to post her second career double-double at Grambling State (Nov. 16).
• Added 10 points and career-high 3 steals vs. Idaho State (Nov. 19).
 
#12 • Treasure Hunt • G • 6-2 • Sr. • Chattanooga, Tenn.
• In her first season as a Sun Devil, played & started in 27 games and averaged 34.1 minutes (3rd on team), 11.3 points and 6.1 rebounds. Also made 28 3-pointers and had 22 blocks and 25 steals. Had career-high 24 points vs. Arizona on Jan. 22, 2023, and had career-best 15 rebounds at New Mexico on Nov. 20, 2022.
• Including 2 seasons at Kentucky, has started 59 of 80 career games.
• Has played in every game this season (2 starts) and is currently averaging 9.0 ppg & 3.5 rpg.
• Was named to Reef Division All-Tournament Team of the Paradise Jam (Nov. 23-25) after averaging 14.7 ppg while shooting 56 percent (19-34 FGs), including 50 percent (5-10) from long distance, in ASU's 3 contests... Posted season highs in points (19) and rebounds (8) in win over High Point.
 
#13 • Sandra Magolico • F • 6-2 • Jr. • Maputo, Mozambique
• Transferred to ASU after playing two seasons at New Mexico CC.
• Has played in every game this season and recently played her way into the starting lineup starting ASU's last two games at Paradise Jam: vs. South Florida on Nov. 24 (scored 8 points, led ASU with 7 boards and tied for team lead with 3 steals) and vs. High Point on Nov. 25 (4 points and 5 rebounds).
• In 2019, competed for the Mozambique national team, playing in nine games and averaged 11.0 minutes per game.
• Started 28 of 30 games in 2022-23, leading New Mexico JC to a 26-6 record and a Round of 16 finish in the NJCAA WBB Championship.
 
#20 • Kiley Sours-Miller • C • 6-3 • Fr. • Surprise, Ariz.
• Playing for Dream City Christian, as a senior was ranked No. 10 in The Arizona Republic's Elite Girls 50 players in 2022-23.
• Scored more than 1,000 points in her career and led Dream Christian to the 2023 Girls Open Division state title.
• Averaged a double-double after playing first two seasons at Peoria Centennial, junior season at Phoenix Greenway and senior season at Glendale Dream City Christian.
 
#21 • Hanna Miller • F • 6-2 • So. • Aberdeen, S.D.
• The sister of incoming freshman Sun Devil Mallory Miller, transferred to ASU from Dodge City CC (Dodge City, Kan.) where she played in 23 games (3 starts) and averaged 11.3 minutes per game.
• As a senior in HS, teamed with Mallory to lead Aberdeen Christian to a 21-5 record and a berth in the Class B girls basketball tournament.
• Has played in 3 games and accounted for first points of career (4/1-1 3FG/1-2 FTs) in win vs. Idaho State (Nov. 19).
 
#22 • Journey Thompson • F • 6-3 • So. • McMurray, Pa.
• Played in 13 games (three starts) as a freshman before having season prematurely come to an end due to injury.
• Has played in every game this season (4 starts) and is 2nd on the team in FG pct. (48.3) & blocks (0.6 bpg) and 3rd in rebounds (5.0 rpg).
• Scored 13 points and grabbed 12 rebounds for ASU's first double-double of the season in win vs. Montana State (Nov. 10).
• Scored 12 points in her first start of the season vs. San Francisco (Nov. 13) and had another 12-point outing vs. Idaho State (Nov. 19).
• Produced high-quality game in Paradise Jam finale vs. High Point on Nov. 25: 11 points (5-6 FGs) and 8 rebounds.
 
#23 • Jalyn Brown • G • 6-1 • So. • Baltimore, Md.
• Transferred to ASU in 2023 after playing freshman season at Louisville. Played in seven contests for Louisville squad that went on to conclude its season in the Elite Eight of the 2023 NCAA Tournament.
• Had tremendous Sun Devil debut: Scored 16 points and grabbed 4 rebounds in ASU's season-opening win vs. UTSA (Nov. 6). Followed that with an 11-point outing vs. Montana State (Nov. 10).
• Missed games vs. San Francisco (Nov. 13) & at Grambling State (Nov. 16) before returning in reserve role vs. Idaho State (Nov. 19).
• Was named to Reef Division All-Tournament Team of the Paradise Jam (Nov. 23-25) after averaging a team-high 17.0 ppg while hitting 54 percent of her shots (13-24) in ASU's two wins. Against South Florida (Nov. 24), scored 10 of 14 points & hit both of her 3-pointers during a game-changing 3rd quarter in which ASU outscored the Bulls 24-6… Added a game-high 20 points in ASU's win over High Point (Nov. 25).
 
#24 • Mallory Miller • F • 6-4 • Fr. • Aberdeen, S.D.
• The sister of ASU guard Hanna Miller, Mallory was named a KELOLAND Media Group All-Star Girls Basketball Player of the Year finalist and nominated Miss Basketball 2023 for the state of South Dakota after averaging 18.5 points, 9.5 rebounds and 2.7 assists.
• Led Wolsey-Wessington to a 22-3 record an appearance in the state semifinals (its first appearance in the state tournament) and the state's top seed in 2023.
• As a junior, teamed with sister Hanna to help Aberdeen Christian to a 21-5 record & a berth in the Class B girls basketball tournament.
• Has played in 6 contests and is averaging 10.6 minutes per game.
• Tied for team lead in rebs (7) & had 4 points vs. Idaho State (Nov. 19).
 
#25 • Adison Novosel • G • 5-11 • Jr. • Richfield, Ohio
• Has played in four games for ASU this season.
• Transferred to ASU in 2023 after playing first two seasons at Saint Francis University where she appeared in 35 contests (25 starts).
• After appearing in seven games off the bench as a freshman, started 25 of 28 games in 2022-23.
• As a sophomore, led Saint Francis with 29 triples and posted career highs in points (12) and 3-pointers (4) vs. Central Connecticut State (Jan. 28). Also pulled down a career-high six rebounds twice and snared a career-high three steals vs. Coppin State (Nov. 7).
 
#30 • Morasha Wiggins • G • 6-0 • Jr. • Kalamazoo, Mich.
• Transferred to ASU after playing her freshman season (2021-22) at North Carolina.
• Ranked 18th in the ESPNW Class of 2021 rankings, Wiggins was expected to be an impact player for the Sun Devils before suffering a preseason injury that forced her to miss the entire 2022-23 campaign.
• Played 23 minutes and scored 8 points and hit all 4 FTs in her Sun Devil debut vs. San Francisco (Nov. 13).
• Is averaging 12.6 minutes per game and is shooting 50 percent from the floor (6-12 FGs).
 
#44 • Isadora Sousa • G • 6-0 • Grad. • Sao Paulo, Brazil
• Has yet to play in 2023-24 due to injury.
• Has played in 30 games with seven starts in her two seasons with the Sun Devils.
• Has worked hard to come back from injury each of last two seasons and has proved to be an effective performer when on the floor.
• In 2022-23, scored a career high-tying points in consecutive games (at Stanford/Dec. 31 and at Cal/Jan 2) and had the second highest field goal percentage on the team, shooting 44.8%.
 
RECAPPING THE 2022-23 SEASON
Despite a spate of unlucky injuries to key personnel, the Sun Devils had several noteworthy accomplishments during Adair's inaugural season in Tempe. The accomplishments included...
• Starting 5-0 for the first time since 2002-03.
• Finishing the season No. 2 in the Pac-12 and 10th in the nation in fewest turnovers per game (12.3). Only ASU's 2017-18 squad averaged fewer turnovers per game (11.7) in a season.
• Even with all its injuries, ASU nearly pulled off three Top 25 upsets in the season's final five games: vs. No. 21 Colorado (62-70), vs. No. 4 Utah (69-74) and vs. No. 19 UCLA (70-81-OT) in the first round of the Pac-12
Tournament. After trailing the Bruins by as many as 19 points in the third quarter, the Sun Devils staged a furious rally to take a two-point lead in regulation before falling in overtime. The win would have been ASU's biggest comeback in school history.
• In their 75-73 win at Oregon State, the Sun Devils overcame their second-largest deficit in school history (17 points). The victory was also No. 175 of Adair's career.
• Individually, Sun Devil guards Jaddan Simmons (Pac-12 All-Defense honorable mention) and Tyi Skinner (All-Pac-12 honorable mention) comprised one of the most talented backcourts in the country. Both players earned Pac-12 honors as voted on by the league's head coaches. Skinner, who finished second in the Pac-12 and 27th in the nation in scoring (19.2 ppg), was also named to the media's 15-member All-Pac-12 team.