Jake Wiley Class: Freshman Hometown: Newport, Wash. High School: Newport Height / Weight: 6-6 / 204 Position: Forward Birthdate: 09/04/1994 Experience: HS

Montana: Jake is a talented young player who could see action as a true freshman.

High School: Jake was a two-sport star at Newport High School in Washington...he also attended Lakewood High School in California...he earned four letters in football, three in basketball, and one in track...his senior season at Newport HS he was team captain, MVP, Most Inspirational, and an all-state pick...as a senior he averaged 24.0 points and 12.0 rebounds a game...prep hoops coach was Jamie Pancho...also a team captain in football, chosen outstanding offensive player, and was an all-state selection at tight end when he had 50 receptions and 10 touchdowns...he was the team captain in track as well, and the "Golden Spikes Award" winner.

Personal: He is undecided on a major. His mom is Sheree Gilkey, his grandfather is Jack Wiley, and his guardian is Bryan Hopkins. Birth date: Sept. 4, 1994.

A PERSONAL LOOK AT JAKE:

Favorite Food: Pesto pasta.

Favorite class: History of Rock and Roll.

Favorite book: Midnight Express.

Favorite TV show: Lock Up.

Favorite musical group: N.WA.

Favorite movie: The Big Lebowski.

If a movie were made of my life, I would like the following actor to play me: Samuel L. Jackson.

The person in history I would most like to meet is: Adolph Hitler.

Favorite sport other than basketball: Track & Field.

Favorite sports figure: Kobie Bryant & Usain Bolt.

Favorite NBA team: Lakers.

Hobbies/Special Interests: Fishing.

Many people don't know this, but I: Could still be in high school (he turned 18 on Sept. 4, 2012).

My greatest moment in sports was: my high school team beat rival Freeman at home and I scored 37 points.

If I were not playing college hoops, I would be: Playing football.

The best player I ever faced was: David Pendergraft.

The thing I like best about Montana basketball is: How driven the players are and how hard-working the players/coaches are.

The thing that impresses me about Coach Tinkle: His love for the program and loyalty to the team.

My advice to youngsters is: Set goals and never let someone tell you that you "can't."

My future goals are: To contribute to the team every and any way I can.