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Tuesday, September 09, 2003

I Know What You Did Last Summer

Jeff Faraudo at the Alameda Times-Star has a short piece on how several prominent California Golden Bears spent their summers preparing for the upcoming season.

Coach Ben Braun is excited about his team's chances, as well he should be. Fresh from a productive summer at the legendary Pete Newell Big Man Camp, Amit Tamir is likely to lead California to a top 2 finish in the Pac-10 and a top 15 ranking nationwide. Commentators who aren't as high on the Bears are likely underestimating sophomore guard Richard Midgley (9.2 pts, 2.9 reb and 2.7 ast in 2003). To learn the names of their soon to be partners in crime, a group of heralded freshmen, click here!