30   Tyler Ott
Tyler Ott

Class:
Freshman

Hometown:
St. George, Utah

High School:
Desert Hills '12

Height / Weight:
6-5 / 185

Position:
F

Major:
Undeclared


03/22/2013

2012-13 Season in Review

This year's squad posts UC Davis' most successful season as a Division I program

02/14/2013

UC Davis Dominates Hawai'i 89-65 in a Night to Remember

Ryan Sypkens sinks a three in his first shot of the game, sets two new school records

01/09/2013

Aggies End Homestand Against Cal Poly, UCSB

Three-game, two-week stretch of home games concludes Saturday against the Gauchos

01/04/2013

Pacific Visits The Pavilion in Aggies' Big West Home Opener

UC Davis seeks its third home victory over the Tigers in the last four seasons

12/28/2012

Aggies Begin Big West Action Against Anteaters

UC Davis will face UC Irvine in Saturday evening's conference-opener

DESERT HILLS HS '12: Was named the Utah's 3A state MVP after averaging 13.4 ppg and 5.2 rpg. while helping lead the Thunder to a 21-4 record and a berth in the state championship game... Was twice named to all-state's first team... Twice scored 20 points including in state semifinal against Dixie HS... Posted double-doubles with 16 points, 10 rebounds against Juab HS and then matching that against Spanish Fork HS... Dished a season-best 6 assists in win over Cedar City HS... Averaged 14.6 ppg. during his junior season for Desert Hills which was 21-4... Also earned a trio of 3A state championships in the high jump for the track and field team, capping his senior season with a leap of 6 feet, 8.25 inches... Earned Diamond T Award for highest school involvment.

PERSONAL: Born in St. Louis, Mo... Has not declared a major... Parents are Dr. Richard and Julie Ott... Not many people know he lived in Japan for three years... Event in history he wished he could've witnessed was "theinvention of golf and how on earth they thought of the idea to put a tiny ball in a tiny hole from really far away."... Sports hero is Kevin Durant if the Oklahoma City Thunder... Advice to youngsters is: "If you do what everyone else does, you get what everyone else gets. Work harder than everyone else if you want more than everyone else."