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The 2003–04 Pacific Tigers men's basketball team represented the University of the Pacific during the 2003–04 NCAA Division I men's basketball season. The Tigers were led by 16th-year head coach Bob Thomason and played their home games at the Alex G. Spanos Center in Stockton, California as members of the Big West Conference. Pacific finished tied with Utah State atop the Big West regular season standings and followed by winning the Big West tournament to receive an automatic bid to the NCAA tournament. Playing as the No. 12 seed in the St. Louis region, the team upset No. 5 seed Providence in the opening round. Playing in the Round of 32 for the first time in school history, the Tigers were beaten by No. 4 seed Kansas to end their season at 25–8 (17–1 Big West).

ConferenceBig West Conference
Record25–8 (17–1 Big West)
Headcoach
HomearenaAlex G. Spanos Center
Quick facts Pacific Tigers men's basketball, Big West regular season co-championsBig West tournament champions ...
2003–04 Pacific Tigers men's basketball
Big West regular season co-champions
Big West tournament champions
NCAA tournament, second round
ConferenceBig West Conference
Record25–8 (17–1 Big West)
Head coach
Home arenaAlex G. Spanos Center
Seasons
← 2002–03
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2003–04 Big West men's basketball standings
Conf.Overall
TeamW L PCTW L PCT
No. 25 Utah State17–1 .94425–4  .862
Pacific †17–1 .94425–8  .758
UC Santa Barbara10–8 .55616–12  .571
Idaho9–9 .50014–16  .467
UC Riverside7–11 .38911–17  .393
Cal State Northridge7–11 .38914–16  .467
Cal State Fullerton7–11 .38911–17  .393
Cal Poly6–12 .33311–16  .407
UC Irvine6–12 .33311–17  .393
Long Beach State4–14 .2226–21  .222
† 2004 Big West tournament winner
As of April 10, 2004[1]
Rankings from AP poll
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More information Players, Coaches ...
2003–04 Pacific Tigers men's basketball team
PlayersCoaches
Pos.#NameHeightWeightYearHometown
G 11 Miah Davis 6 ft 1 in (1.85 m)180 lb (82 kg) Sr
C 33 Guillaume Yango 6 ft 9 in (2.06 m)240 lb (109 kg) Jr
Head coach
Assistant coach(es)
    Legend
    • (C) Team captain
    • (S) Suspended
    • (I) Ineligible
    • (W) Walk-on

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    Schedule and results

    More information Date time, TV, Rank# ...
    Date
    time, TV    		 Rank# Opponent# Result Record Site (attendance)
    city, state
    Regular season
    Nov 21, 2003*
    		 San Jose State W 76–65 OT 1–0
    		 Alex G. Spanos Center 
    Stockton, California
    Nov 27, 2003*
    		 vs. No. 2 Duke
    Great Alaska Shootout    		 L 69–82  1–1
    		 Sullivan Arena 
    Anchorage, Alaska
    Nov 28, 2003*
    		 vs. Canisius
    Great Alaska Shootout    		 L 59–62  1–2
    		 Sullivan Arena 
    Anchorage, Alaska
    Nov 29, 2003*
    		 vs. Texas State
    Great Alaska Shootout    		 W 62–55  2–2
    		 Sullivan Arena 
    Anchorage, Alaska
    Dec 6, 2003*
    		 Nevada W 82–76  3–2
    		 Alex G. Spanos Center 
    Stockton, California
    Dec 10, 2003*
    		 Fresno State L 51–66  3–3
    		 Alex G. Spanos Center 
    Stockton, California
    Dec 13, 2003*
    		 at Santa Clara L 61–72  3–4
    		 Leavey Center 
    Santa Clara, California
    Dec 20, 2003*
    		 at Lamar W 73–71  4–4
    		 Montagne Center 
    Beaumont, Texas
    Dec 23, 2003*
    		 at San Francisco L 72–73  4–5
    		 War Memorial Gymnasium 
    San Francisco, California
    Dec 27, 2003*
    		 at No. 10 Saint Joseph's L 55–73  4–6
    		 Hagan Arena 
    Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
    Dec 30, 2003*
    		 Cal State Stanislaus W 68–47  5–6
    		 Alex G. Spanos Center 
    Stockton, California
    Jan 3, 2004
    		 at UC Riverside W 73–59  6–6
    (1–0)    		 UCR Student Rec Center 
    Riverside, California
    Jan 5, 2004
    		 at Cal State Fullerton W 66–64 OT 7–6
    (2–0)    		 Titan Gym 
    Fullerton, California
    Jan 8, 2004
    		 Long Beach State W 70–55  8–6
    (3–0)    		 Alex G. Spanos Center 
    Stockton, California
    Jan 10, 2004
    		 UC Irvine W 67–52  9–6
    (4–0)    		 Alex G. Spanos Center 
    Stockton, California
    Jan 15, 2004
    		 at Utah State L 51–66  9–7
    (4–1)    		 Dee Glen Smith Spectrum 
    Logan, Utah
    Jan 17, 2004
    		 at Idaho W 63–62  10–7
    (5–1)    		 Cowan Spectrum 
    Moscow, Idaho
    Jan 22, 2004
    		 Cal Poly W 88–64  11–7
    (6–1)    		 Alex G. Spanos Center 
    Stockton, California
    Jan 24, 2004
    		 UC Santa Barbara W 76–56  12–7
    (7–1)    		 Alex G. Spanos Center 
    Stockton, California
    Jan 31, 2004
    		 at Cal State Northridge W 86–78  13–7
    (8–1)    		 Matadome 
    Northridge, California
    Feb 5, 2004
    		 at UC Irvine W 64–52  14–7
    (9–1)    		 Bren Events Center 
    Irvine, California
    Feb 7, 2004
    		 at Long Beach State W 67–58  15–7
    (10–1)    		 The Walter Pyramid 
    Long Beach, California
    Big West tournament
    Mar 12, 2004*
    		 vs. Idaho
    Semifinals    		 W 67–61  23–7
    		 Arrowhead Pond of Anaheim 
    Anaheim, California
    Mar 13, 2004*
    		 vs. Cal State Northridge
    Championship game    		 W 75–73  24–7
    		 Arrowhead Pond of Anaheim 
    Anaheim, California
    NCAA tournament
    Mar 19, 2004*
    		 (12 STL) vs. (5 STL) No. 21 Providence
    First Round    		 W 66–58[2]  25–7
    		 Kemper Arena (17,500)
    Kansas City, Missouri
    Mar 21, 2004*
    		 (12 STL) vs. (4 STL) No. 16 Kansas
    Second Round    		 L 63–78[3]  25–8
    		 Kemper Arena (17,667)
    Kansas City, Missouri
    *Non-conference game. #Rankings from AP Poll. (#) Tournament seedings in parentheses.
    STL=St. Louis.
    All times are in Pacific Time.
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