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DOLEAC FACTS: Will serve as President of the Utah Student Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) for this school year ... played for USA Basketball Men's 22 and under team that played in World Championships last summer ... averaged 7.8 points and 4.6 rebounds for the USA team during the games ... candidate for Wooden and Naismith Awards.
1996-97: Named first team all-WAC by both coaches and media and a member of the WAC's all-defensive team ... 1997 GTE Academic All-District selection ... named to the USBWA and NABC all-district team ... averaged 14.4 points and 7.7 rebounds per game--both second on team ... shot .537 from field ... 8-18 from 3-point range ... scored in double figures 17 of last 19 games ... averaged 16.5 points in Utes' four NCAA games ... career-high 26 points in win at SMU (also had 12 rebounds) ... 12 rebounds in season-opener against Azusa Pacific ... 15 points and 8 boards against Utah State ... led Utes with 20 points in win at Tulsa ... 18 points against Cal State-Fullerton and Tulsa ... 17 points against Texas ... had five double-doubles in points and rebounds: SMU (26-12), Wisconsin-Milwaukee (16-10), Rice (20-10), New Mexico (16-11), Azusa Pacific (12-12) ... 15 points in WAC opener against Colorado State ... 12 points against UC-Irvine ... 11 rebounds against Southern Utah ... 10 rebounds against Weber State ... 20 points both games against Rice ... led Utes in scoring (15) and rebounding (6) in win at UTEP ... 22 points in loss at New Mexico ... 16 points and 8 boards in second win over BYU ... top Ute scorer in SMU win in Salt Lake (19 points) ... named Chevrolet Player of the Game in NCAA Tourney win over Stanford ... named to honor roll fall, winter and spring quarters ... Academic all-WAC.
1995-96: Named honorable mention all-WAC by conference coaches ... averaged 8.6 points and 7.7 rebounds per game ... fourth in WAC in rebounding ... .793 free throw shooter (ninth in WAC) ... led team in blocked shots with 30, sixth in WAC ... career-high 16 rebounds and 13 points in Ute victory at Texas ... seven total double-doubles: Texas, Lewis-Clark (13 points-11 boards), Weber State (10-10), New Mexico (12-13), Hawai'i twice (10-10 and 10-11), Iowa State (23-12) ... 14 points against Wyoming ... 9 rebounds against Wake Forest ... 14 rebounds against USC ... 10 points and 9 boards against Cal State-Fullerton ... 11 points and 8 boards in Ute win at Hawaii ... 10 points in Ute win at UTEP ... had 3 blocks against CSU ... 17 points against SDSU in SLC ... 9 boards at Fresno State ... 12 points in WAC Tourney loss to New Mexico ... career-high 23 points and 12 rebounds (seventh double-double) in leading Utes to win over Iowa State in second round of NCAA Tournament ... named to honor roll and Dean's list fall, winter and spring quarters ... chosen to try out for U.S. Men's 22 and under National Team.
1994-95: Named to 1995 WAC all-Newcomer team ... averaged 7.3 ppg (third on team) ... averaged 4.5 rebounds per game ... played 17.1 minutes per game ... averaged 6.8 points and 4.4 rebounds in WAC games ... shot .742 from free throw line and .453 from field ... led team in blocked shots with 32 ... 20 blocks in WAC games ... 10 boards against Air Force in Salt Lake ... 9 rebounds against Fresno State and 8 against Michigan and Mississippi State ... 19 points against Air Force in Salt Lake ... 17 points in Ute win over New Mexico in the Pit ... 16 points at Hawai'i ... 15 points in win at Utah State ... big game in win over BYU (14 points) ... 13 points in first college game (against Indiana) ... 10 points against Maryland ... first collegiate start was against Air Force, where he had 11 points ... 5 blocks in win over BYU ... played in 1995 Olympic Festival in Denver ... averaged 11.5 points and 7.0 rebounds for gold medal team ... named to Dean's List spring quarter and honor roll winter and spring quarters.
PRE-UTAH: Averaged 17.0 points, 9.0 rebounds and 3.0 blocks per game for Central Catholic High School ... first-team all-state and all-league ... led Central Catholic to Oregon state championship and 24-2 record ... named honorable mention All-American and Oregon Player of the Year by USA Today ... National Honor Society member ... high school coach was Steve Halligan.
PERSONAL: Son of Phil and Marge Doleac ... majoring in biology ... born June 15, 1977.
CAREER HIGH POINT GAME: 26 VS SMU (1-16-97)
CAREER HIGH REBOUND GAME: 16 VS TEXAS (11-29-95)
CAREER HIGH ASSIST GAME: 2 SEVERAL TIMES (LAST TIME VS SMU, 3-6-97)
CAREER HIGH BLOCK GAME: 5 VS BYU (3-4-95)
CAREER STATISTICS YEAR G-GS MIN FG-FGA PCT 3P-3PA PCT FT-FTA PCT REB-AVG PF-D AT BS ST PTS-AVG 1994-95 32-1 17.1 81-179 .453 0-1 .000 72-97 .742 144-4.5 66-0 6 32 15 234-7.3 1995-96 34-34 24.1 101-218 .463 0-1 .000 92-116 .793 261-7.7 91-0 26 30 21 294-8.6 1996-97 33-33 26.5 166-309 .537 8-18 .444 135-174 .776 253-7.7 87-3 25 29 22 475-14.4 TOTALS 99-68 348-706 .493 8-20 .400 299-387 .773 658-6.6 244-3 57 91 58 1003-10.1
MAJERUS SAYS: "Doleac has to have the eye of the tiger. He is too passive. He has to be the most important rebounding presence on the floor. Until he dominates both boards he'll never be the player he is capable of becoming. There is no question as to how bright and talented he is. He needs to take control of the paint by virtue of a rebounding presence."
