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Under Joe Callero, Cal Poly has matched or exceeded its win total from the previous season each year – a feat not accomplished at Cal Poly for 41 years. Cal Poly’s 36 com-bined victories during the previous two seasons are the program’s most over a two-year period in 25 years.

Cal Poly has enjoyed a 31.4 percent increase in attendance during the past four seasons in the Mott Athletics Center. Rewarding fans for their support, the Mustangs posted a 13-1 home record last season and have won 14-straight home games against Big West Conference foes.

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The Mustangs regularly fin-ish among the nation’s statis-tical leaders and the 2012-13 season was no exception. After twice finishing as one of the top 25 defensive teams in Division I (2010-12), Cal Poly closed the 2012-13 season as one of the nation’s most efficient programs as the Mustangs ranked second (behind NCAA Tournament runner-up Michigan) in few-est turnovers per game (9.4) and fourth in assist-to-turn-over ratio (1.46).

Cal Poly has enjoyed a 31.4 percent increase in attendance during the past four seasons in the Mott Athletics Center. Rewarding fans for their support, the Mustangs posted a 13-1 home record last season and have won 14-straight home games against Big West Conference foes.

During the last three seasons, only one Big West program – Long Beach State – has won more games and posted a higher conference winning percentage than Cal Poly. Aside from Long Beach State, Cal Poly is the only Big West program to have finished in the top half of the conference standings during each of the previous three seasons.

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Cal Poly had never defeated a top-25 opponent in program history … that was until the Mustangs grabbed the nation’s attention by overcoming an 18-point deficit with 12 minutes to play to stun No. 11 UCLA 70-68 inside historic Pauley Pavilion on Nov. 25, 2012.

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POSTSEASON SUCCESSLast season marked the second successive year that Cal Poly reached the Big West Tournament semifinals and won 18 games. The Mustangs were finally rewarded for their success with a berth in the 2013 CollegeInsider.com Tournament and played the program’s first postseason game in 27 years.

HOME DOMINANCECal Poly owns one of the best home-court advantages in the nation. On the way to setting pro-gram records for home wins (13-1) and home winning percentage last season (.929), the Mustangs swept all nine Big West opponents inside the Mott Athletics Center. Cal Poly has won 12 straight home games entering the 2013-14 season and 14 straight against Big West programs.

mustangs makeCal Poly regularly plays the nation’s elite teams in elite venues and fea-tures on national television. In four previous seasons under Joe Callero, Cal Poly has played in 13 different states, competed in nine arenas that have hosted NCAA Tournament games and visited nationally ranked opponents such as UCLA and San Diego State. One season after mak-ing a program-record eight televi-sion appearances, Cal Poly is sched-uled to appear on TV a minimum of seven times during the 2013-14 season.

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POSTSEASON SUCCESSLast season marked the second successive year that Cal Poly reached the Big West Tournament semifinals and won 18 games. The Mustangs were finally rewarded for their success with a berth in the 2013 CollegeInsider.com Tournament and played the program’s first postseason game in 27 years.

• Under Callero, Cal Poly has matched or exceeded its win total from the previous season each year – a feat not accom-plished at Cal Poly for 41 years. Cal Poly’s 36 combined victories during the previous two seasons are the program’s most over a two-year period in 25 years.

• Cal Poly has developed one of the top home-court advantages in the nation under Callero. Last season, the Mustangs set program records inside the Mott Athletics Center for home wins (13) and home winning percentage (.929). Entering this season, Cal Poly has won 12 straight home games and 14 straight home games against Big West opposition.

• In the last three years under Callero, only one Big West program – Long Beach State – has won more games and posted a higher conference winning percentage than Cal Poly. Aside from Long Beach State, Cal Poly is the only Big West pro-gram to have finished in the top half of the conference standings during each of the previous three seasons.

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• With Callero, Cal Poly regularly ranks among the top statistical teams in Division I. After twice fin-ishing as one of the top 25 defensive teams (2010-12), Cal Poly closed the 2012-13 season as one of the nation’s most efficient programs with the Mustangs ranking second – behind Michigan – in fewest turnovers per game (9.4) and fourth in assist-to-turnover ratio (1.46).

• Regular challengers for an NCAA Tournament berth under Callero, Cal Poly has reached the semi-finals of the Big West Tournament each of the past two years. Last season, Cal Poly played its first postseason game in 27 years when awarded a berth in the 2013 CollegeInsider.com Tournament.

• In four seasons under Callero, Cal Poly has experienced a 31.4 percent increase in attendance inside the Mott Athletics Center.

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“Paul is a talented, experienced and professional coach and the perfect fit for our program as a teacher, mentor and recruiter. On the floor, Paul has helped develop our post players. As a recruiter, he’s maintained our out-of-state contacts and strengthened our California re-lationships. With the addition of Paul’s leadership, I look forward to the continued progress of Mustang basketball and see a bright future for our program.” – Joe Callero • Responsible for fortifying Cal Poly’s recruiting efforts and strengthening the pro gram’s frontcourt game. • Joins Cal Poly following an eight-year run as an assistant at Washington, where he helped the program to four NCAA Tournaments, two Sweet 16s and three 25-win seasons, in addition to tutoring nine NBA Draft selections. • As a player, helped Washington (1983-86) to three successive NCAA Tournaments before being selected in the 1986 NBA Draft. As a professional, enjoyed 17 seasons in Europe, competing in the top leagues in Italy, France, Spain and greece.

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“Sam has developed into one of the top young recruiters and coaches in the business. His continued close work with our guards was instrumental in the improvement and success of players such as Dylan Royer and Drake U’u last year. Sam’s work ethic and sincere personali-ty have helped us sign some very talented young guards for this upcoming season.” – Joe Callero

• With nine guards on Cal Poly’s roster, pivotal in the development of the program’s backcourt play as well as scouting and game-planning efforts. • Last season, helped Cal Poly finish second among NCAA Division I programs in fewest turnovers per game (9.4) and fourth in assist-to-turnover ratio (1.46). • Played for Joe Callero at Seattle (2005-07), helping the 2006-07 Redhawks squad to the Great Northwest Athletic Conference title and the program’s first NCAA Tourna- ment berth in 38 years.

“Mitch is bright, personable and passionate and an excellent recruiter and coach on the floor. As our director of operations the previous four seasons, he was extremely hard-work-ing and loyal and has truly earned his promotion to assistant coach.” – Joe Callero

• In addition to his coaching and recruiting assignments, tasked with the develop - ment of Cal Poly’s guard play and overall team defense. • As Cal Poly’s Director of Operations (2009-13), coordinated player workouts and recruiting endeavors, organized team travel and video exchange and oversaw pro gram’s summer camp series. • Prior to time at Cal Poly, also served one season as Director of Operations at Seattle under Callero.

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Associate Head Coach | First Season | Washington, 1986

Assistant Coach | Third Season | Seattle, 2008

Assistant Coach | First Season | Washington State, 2008

“Bob is a tremendous asset to our staff. His experience regarding Big West opponents as well as his intelligence and coaching maturity perfectly compliments our staff. I feel we have the perfect addition, someone who has an excellent understanding of Cal Poly and the cen-tral coast community.” – Joe Callero

• As Director of Operations, charged with scout work and opponent game prepara tion, in addition to scheduling team travel, coordinating video exchange, organiz ing camps and directing Cal Poly’s student managerial staff. • Arrived at Cal Poly after spending the past four years as an assistant at Cal State Northridge (2009-13) and seven seasons as a Cal Poly assistant (2002-09). • Among Big West coaching and staff members, only UC Santa Barbara 16th-year head coach Bob Williams has spent more continuous time in the conference.

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“Eric has been a valuable volunteer staff member during his time as Cal Poly. His insight to the central coast community as well as game-day statistical operations and supervision has made him a great compliment to our program.” – Joe Callero • Oversees program’s civic outreach endeavors as well as assisting with travel plans and video scout work.

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• Responsible for all aspects of video, including filming practices and games, film exchange, video scouting reports and production of team videos for publicity and communications. • Overall, in his fourth year with the Mustang program after serving the previous t three seasons as a student manager.

jeremy jaureguiVideo Coordinator | First Season | Cal Poly, 2013

Niromal Pererahead student Manager

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Rob Rubsamenstudent Manager

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Thomas Cassoustudent Manager

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Chris Giovannetti | Assistant Athletics Communications DirectorOversees all communica-tions efforts for the Cal Poly men’s basketball pro-gram, including publicity, press releases and press conferences, creative and design content, statistical organization and web site maintenance.

Kristal Slover | Head Athletics TrainerDirects Cal Poly’s sports medicine efforts and pro-vides daily support for the Mustang men’s basketball program.

Carly Head | Academic AdvisorProvides academic advising and support to all student-athletes, monitors student-athlete progress toward degree completion and ensures that each student-athlete meets NCAA academic requirements.

Tom Barket | Play-by-Play BroadcasterServes as the play-by-play voice of Mustang men’s basketball for ESPN 1280 and goPoly.com. Also handles play-by-play detail for Cal Po-ly’s football and baseball programs.

Oversees strength and conditioning and weight training efforts for all Cal Poly student-athletes and provides continuous structure and guidance for the Mustang men’s basketball program.

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“Our President, Jeffrey Armstrong, is one of the most personable, intelligent and creative leaders I have ever met. His support of all student-athletes and commitment to improving our campus diversity is

extremely admirable. His vision for our campus and community has created a buzz throughout the entire state.” – Joe Callero

• Named Cal Poly’s ninth permanent president on Feb. 2, 2011. A frequent and enthusiastic fan at Mustang athletic events. A champion of diversity and inclusivity, focused on the success of all students.

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“Director of Athletics Don Oberhelman has been instrumental in our facility improvements and department branding. His outgoing personality and positive attitude have made him very popular with our student-athletes. I look forward to following his leadership as our program continues to grow.” – Joe Callero

• Began duties in 2011 after serving as the Chief Operating Officer and Senior Associate Athletic Director at San Diego State. Also served as the senior associate athletic director at Southern Mississippi (2002-07), the education coordinator for athletics at Texas A&M (1998-02) and as a compliance assistant at Florida State (1995-98).

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Oceanside, CA/The Bishop’s School

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San Francisco, CA/galileo Academy

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Mission Viejo, CA/Trabuco Hills HS (Irvine Valley College)

Chicago, IL/Walter Payton College Prep (Rice)

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6-7 | 229 | Senior | Forward | Chicago, IL

• Named to All-Big West first team last year after finishing sixth among conference players with 7.0 rebounds per game and ninth with 15.4 points per game.

• A two-time Big West Player of the Week selec-tion last year, recorded six double-doubles, posted 21 double-digit scoring games and led Cal Poly in scoring 17 times.

6-0 | 177 | Senior | Guard | San Antonio, TX

• Led Big West Conference last year and finished 11th among NCAA Division I players with a 2.75-to-1 assist-to-turnover ratio.

• Cal Poly’s starting point guard in 18 games last year, also finished sixth in Big West with 122 assists.

6-0 | 185 | Senior | Guard | Sacramento, CA

• Finished fourth among Mustangs in scoring last season with 6.5 points per game in 30 appearances.

• Hit at least one three-pointer in a game 25 times last year, including draining three and scoring a sea-son-high 15 points in Cal Poly’s 70-68 victory at No. 11 UCLA.

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6-5 | 192 | Junior | Wing | Mission Viejo, CA

• Transfer from Irvine Valley College, earned All-Orange Empire Conference first team praise as a sophomore last season after averaging 14.3 points and 6.0 rebounds per game.

• A two-time All-Orange Empire Conference selection, also posted 24 double-digit scoring games a year ago.

6-2 | 209 | Junior | Guard | Oceanside, CA

• Returns to Cal Poly lineup after redshirting during the 2012-13 season.

• As a sophomore during the 2011-12 season, appeared in 32 of 33 games with 11 starts and led Cal Poly with a 2.07-to-1 assist-to-turnover ratio.

6-7 | 218 | Junior | Forward | San Francisco, CA

• Appeared in 11 games as a sophomore last year after earning a walk-on spot with the program.

• Shot 42.9 percent from the floor during first collegiate season.

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6-5 | 211 | Senior | Forward | Tavagnacco, Italy

• Joins Cal Poly as a redshirt junior for 2013-14 season after averaging a combined 14.0 points and 7.0 rebounds per game during two years at San Diego Miramar College.

• Former member of the Italy U-18 Men’s National Team, twice earned All-Pacific Coast Athletic Conference praise while at Miramar College.

6-7 | 209 | Sophomore | Forward | St. Paul, MN

• During 2013-13 freshman season, appeared in

24 of 32 games with Cal Poly compiling a 4-1

record in games he started.

•Also shot 46.7 percent from the floor as a

freshman and led Cal Poly in blocks.

6-9 | 253 | Sophomore | Forward | Romeoville, IL

• One of two Mustangs to start all 32 games last year, finished sixth among Big West players and 63rd among NCAA Division I players with a 52.4 percent field goal mark.

• Also finished second among Mustangs last year with 4.6 rebounds per game and third with 9.3 points per game, in addition to recording 13 double-digit scoring contests.

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6-8 | 229 | Sophomore | Forward | Lynnwood, WA

• Appeared in 31 of 32 games as a freshman last year and shot 49.0 percent from the floor.

• Enjoyed career highs for points (eight) and minutes (21) during Cal Poly’s first postseason game in 27 years – a CollegeInsider.com Tournament opening-round matchup at Weber State.

6-2 | 206 | Sophomore | Guard | San Pedro, CA

• Shot 90.0 percent from the free throw line as a freshman last year to establish a new Cal Poly single season program record.

• Appeared in all 32 games a year ago, started 10 times, finished fifth among Mustangs with 5.9 points per game and posted a 2.43-to-1 assist-to-turnover ratio.

6-4 | 200 | Sophomore | Wing | Los Angeles, CA

• Transfer from Santa Monica College, named

Western State Conference South Division Player of

the Year last season after averaging 20.5 points, 8.8

rebounds and 2.5 assists per game.

• Also earned All-California Community College

Athletic Association state first team praise last season.

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6-3 | 224 | Freshman | Guard | San Francisco, CA

• Redshirted last season after earning walk-on

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• Set to make Cal Poly debut as a freshman for the

2013-14 season.

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6-0 | 184 | Freshman | Guard | Carrollton, TX

• Rated as the No. 22 overall player in Texas for the

class of 2013 and as the state’s No. 3 point guard

after averaging 18.0 points and 5.0 assists per game

as a senior to earn All-Texas first team praise.

• A four-year letterwinner, also averaged 13.6 points

and 5.3 assists per game during junior season.

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6-3 | 193 | Freshman | Guard | San Antonio, TX

• Ranked as the No. 43 player in Texas for the class of 2013 after averaging 12.8 points, 4.8 rebounds and 3.7 assists per game.

• A four-year letterwinner, averaged 12.2 points and 4.6 rebounds per game as a junior and twice led District 26-5A in steals.

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6-0 | 168 | Freshman | Guard | Richmond, CA

• Four-year letterwinner and two-year starting point guard helped Salesian HS to three league titles, three North Coast Section championships and the 2011-12 CIF Division IV state championship.

• Earned all-league honors averaging 10.0 points and 3.0 assists per game during senior season.

6-0 | 163 | Freshman | Guard | San Luis Obispo, CA

• Two-time All-California Interscholastic Federation 5-AA first team selection and two-time All-San Luis Obispo County honoree averaged 15.0 points and 5.0 assists per game during senior season.

• Averaged 9.9 points and 4.7 assists per game during junior year and assisted Mission Prep to a 67-27 overall record during final three seasons.

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IT STARTS WITH THE FUSE THAT THE GAME LIGHTS INSIDE US.PASSION IS EXCHANGED BETWEEN THE COURT AND THE STANDS.ENERGY BECOMES SYNERGY.OUR UNCOMMON DESIRE BECOMES OUR COMMON GROUND.BECAUSE THIS SEASON, IT'S ABOUT INTENSITY.IT'S DRIVEN BY INNOVATION THAT ELEVATES,AND SPEED THAND SPEED THAT WILL RISE.THE GAME WILL BECOME FASTER, AND PRIDE WILL BURN HOTTER.IN ARENAS ALL OVER THE COUNTRY,INTENSITY WILL INSPIRE COLLEGE FANSAND COLLEGE PLAYERSTO UNITE AS ONE.

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In continued commitment to Cal Poly’s student-athletes and men’s basketball program, the Mustang weight room – a.k.a. The School of Strength – received a $150,000 renovation during the 2013 offseason. Under the direction of strength and conditioning coach Chris Holder, Cal Poly’s state-of-the-art facility features upgraded lifting equipment, platforms, lighting, sound system and Mustang branding throughout the facility.

One of Cal Poly’s social cores, the Recreation Center opened in 2011 and covers more than 165,000 square feet. The center’s three distinct exercise areas contain state-of-the-art weight and cardio equipment, two gyms, three fitness studios for group classes and an indoor track. The outside of the Rec Center features two separate pools, three sand volleyball courts and two different rock-climbing walls.

Photos courtesy of Tim Griffith and Cal Poly Associated Students, Inc.

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• A regular on any list of best places to live or visit in the United States, San Luis Obispo ranks as one of the few cities in the United States recognized as a Blue Zone where individuals live

measurably longer lives.

• Location: Approximately halfway between San Francisco and Los Angeles

• Average Daily Temperature: 73 Degrees

• Average Days of Sunshine per Year: 315

• Miles of San Luis Obispo County Beach: 80

• San Luis Obispo’s 44,000 residents feature an average age of 27.

From left to right, Mustangs Jamal Johnson, Chris Evers-ley, Maliik Love and Kyle Odister take team photos in the nearby town of Shell Beach.

The Mustangs check out the weekly Thursday night Farmers Market in downtown San Luis Obispo.

Pacific Ocean waves ripple onto the central coast beach north of San Luis Obispo.

IN SAN LUIS OBISPO, tHE MUStANgS PLAy WHERE EvERyONE ELSE vACAtIONS

• A regular on any list of best places to live or visit in the United States, San Luis Obispo ranks as one of the few cities in the United States recognized as a Blue Zone where individuals live

measurably longer lives.

• Location: Approximately halfway between San Francisco and Los Angeles

• Average Daily Temperature: 73 Degrees

• Average Days of Sunshine per Year: 315

• Miles of San Luis Obispo County Beach: 80

• San Luis Obispo’s 44,000 residents feature an average age of 27.

The sun sets over the Cal Poly campus (foreground) and the city of San Luis Obispo (background). Photo courtesy of Joe Christianson.

From left to right, Mustangs Jamal Johnson, Chris Evers-ley, Maliik Love and Kyle Odister take team photos in the nearby town of Shell Beach.

Pacific Ocean waves ripple onto the central coast beach north of San Luis Obispo.

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19,000 StUDENtS, INtERNAtIONALLy-HONORED COURSES Of StUDy AND tHE tOP-RANkED PUBLIC MAStER’S INStItUtION IN tHE WEStERN UNItED StAtES … ALL 11 MILES fROM tHE PACIfIC OCEAN.

• Median starting salary for Cal Poly graduates: $50,000

• 82 percent of students report working full time or attending graduate school within one year of graduating

• 65 majors and 31 master’s programs

• 19-to-1 student-to-faculty ratio

• Ranked by U.S. News and World Report as the top public master’s university in the western United States for 21 successive years.

The Poly Canyon Village Apartment complex houses more than 2,700 students.

• Median starting salary for Cal Poly graduates: $50,000

• 82 percent of students report working full time or attending graduate school within one year of graduating

• 65 majors and 31 master’s programs

• 19-to-1 student-to-faculty ratio

• Ranked by U.S. News and World Report as the top public master’s university in the western United States for 21 successive years.

The Poly P overlooking the campus is a popular hiking destination with students.

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Completed in 2006, Alex g. Spanos Stadium regularly draws sellout crowds for Cal Poly’s championship football and men’s and women’s soccer programs. The best-attended series in the history of colle-giate soccer plays out annually between Cal Poly and UC Santa Barbara at Spanos Stadium.

During the 2012-13 season alone, Cal Poly produced conference championships and NCAA Tournament berths in football, women’s basket-ball and men’s and women’s cross country. Cal Poly’s foot-ball program won the pres-tigious Big Sky Conference title during its first year in the league.

An emerging tradition, Cal Poly students rush Spanos Stadium when-ever the Mustang men’s soccer program defeats rival UC Santa Barbara.

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A standout cornerback and kick returner at Cal Poly (2008-11), Asa Jackson was selected in the fifth round of the 2012 NFL Draft and helped the Baltimore Raves to the 2013 Super Bowl

Former UFC light heavyweight titleholder Chuck Liddell wres-tled at Cal Poly (1988-93).

Before he was a video game icon and Emmy award-winning commentator, John Madden was a Super Bowl-winning coach with the Oakland Raiders (1976) and an all-conference offensive and defensive lineman for the Cal Poly football program (1957-58).

A three-time U.S. Olympian in the discus (2004, 2008, 2012), Stephanie Brown-Trafton captured the first gold medal by a Cal Poly athlete at the 2008 Summer games in Beijing.

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