USD Men's Basketball 2005-2006

GEORGE TUTTLE

2nd year

George Tuttle enters his second year on staff where he is coach Brad Holland's top assis– tant. He coordinates the Torero recruiting efforts, and handles the scheduling duties in addition to scouting and working with the Torero post players. Tuttle came to USD from Southern

Utah University where he was an assistant on Bill Evans' staff. His chief responsibili– ties at SUU were in leading the T-Birds' recruiting, scheduling of future opponents, working with the post players, and with individual skill development. Prior to SUU, Tuttle worked in private business and coached in the FILA

Summer Pro League in Los Angeles. In the FILA league Tuttle served as head coach of the Moore Management West Coast All-Stars, selecting and coaching free agent professional players in both team and individual settings. He coached the team to a league title in the summer of 2000. He also has coaching experience at the college level with stops at Cal State Fullerton, Sheridan (Wyoming) College and the University of Texas. Tuttle played collegiately at St. Edward's University in Austin, Texas and was twice named Academic All-Conference.

SAM SCHOLL

6th year

Sam Scholl enters his sixth season on the Torero men's basketball coaching staff as an assistant, and his fifth as a full-time assis– tant to head coach Brad Holland. Scholl begins his second season as the program's second assistant in charge. Scholl, along with top assistant

George Tuttle, works closely with the Torero guards. Additionally, he has the re– sponsibility for being the team's academic coordinator for the players, and together with the rest of the staff, Sam works with scouting, recruiting and the other day-to– day operations of the program. Scholl, the Toreros' lone senior on the team's 20-9 squad from 1999-2000, played guard for San Diego for two straight seasons. Prior to USD he played two seasons at Tacoma Community College in Tacoma, Washington. From Gig Harbor, Washington, Sam completed hi s undergraduate degree in Sociology at the University of San Diego in 2001. Sam and his wife Heather reside in San Diego.

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