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UF BIOSBy Compiled by JOANNE KORTH © St. Petersburg Times, published April 1, 2000 Brent Wright NO.: 00 POSITION: Forward HT: 6-8 WT: 232 CLASS: Junior HOMETOWN: Miami COMMENT: Wright does the dirty work that rarely shows up in the statistics -- guards the opponent's top scorer, scrambles for loose balls, runs around as the point man in the full-court press. Ronnie KingNO.: 2 POSITION: Guard HT: 5-11 WT: 178 CLASS: Sophomore HOMETOWN: Brandon COMMENT: King is talented enough to play at many schools, but toils as a second-year walk-on. He saw NCAA Tournament action on defense for the final 22 seconds of the first half against Illinois. Donnell HarveyNO.: 4 POSITION: Forward/center HT: 6-8 WT: 216 CLASS: Freshman HOMETOWN: Shellman, Ga. COMMENT: The Gators' best athlete, Harvey is an instinctive rebounder. Of his 22 rebounds in the tournament, 10 have been offensive. If Florida needs a tip-in to win it all, Harvey will shine. Teddy DupayNO.: 5 POSITION: Guard HT: 5-10 WT: 175 CLASS: Sophomore HOMETOWN: Fort Myers COMMENT: With the emergence of freshmen Brett Nelson and Justin Hamilton at point guard, Dupay has shifted to shooting guard in the post-season. He is a fearless long-range shooter. Brett NelsonNO.: 10 POSITION: Guard HT: 6-3 WT: 173 CLASS: Freshman HOMETOWN: St. Albans, W.Va. COMMENT: A highly regarded high school point guard, Nelson only recently began living up to expectations. He is a flashy ball-handler and excellent shooter. Justin HamiltonNO.: 12 POSITION: Guard HT: 6-3 WT: 192 CLASS: Freshman HOMETOWN: Sarasota COMMENT: The sleeper of the freshman class, Hamilton has started the past six games at point guard. His versatility, size, strength and quickness make him effective in UF's up-tempo style. Mike MillerNO.: 13 POSITION: Forward HT: 6-8 WT: 216 CLASS: Sophomore HOMETOWN: Mitchell, S.D. COMMENT: One of the nation's best all-around players, Miller can do it all -- dribble, shoot, rebound, pass, defend, dive for loose balls. He is a matchup nightmare for most teams. Matt BonnerNO.: 15 POSITION: Forward HT: 6-9 WT: 222 CLASS: Freshman HOMETOWN: Concord, N.H. COMMENT: An unsung contributor, Bonner has the size of a power forward and the finesse of a shooting guard. He chips in rebounds, three-point baskets and assists. Major ParkerNO.: 25 POSITION: Forward/guard HT: 6-4 WT: 218 CLASS: Junior HOMETOWN: Fort Lauderdale COMMENT: A fierce defender, Parker inspires teammates with his energy in the full-court press and half-court defensive sets. Parker likes to crash the boards. Udonis HaslemNO.: 50 POSITION: Center HT: 6-7 WT: 260 CLASS: Sophomore HOMETOWN: Miami COMMENT: Quiet and unassuming, Haslem is the driving force behind the Gators. Few teams have an answer for his combination of strength and mobility. Kenyan WeaksNO.: 52 POSITION: Guard HT: 6-4 WT: 198 CLASS: Senior HOMETOWN: Concord, N.C. COMMENT: Weaks has matured into an all-around player. He has quick hands on defense and great anticipation in the full-court press. Coach Billy DonovanAGE: 34 RECORD: 77-48, fourth season; 112-68 overall. NCAA RECORD: 6-1, two appearances. COMMENT: Donovan has overhauled the program with his dogged recruiting and up-tempo system. He also has proven to be a solid bench coach and motivator.
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