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RECORDS Head Coaches by Season/Head Coach Records 85 Head Coach Misc./All-Time Assistant Coaches 86 Team Single-Game & Season Records 87-91 Individual Single-Game Records 92-93 Individual Season & Career Records 94-99 Duquesne Year-by-Year Season Statistics 100 Opponent Year-by-Year Season Statistics 101 Year-by-Year Individual Leaders 102 Career Stats for Miscellaneous Players 103-104 Year-by-Year Stats for Miscellaneous Players 104-114 Top Freshman Season Stats 115-116 Top Scoring Freshman Classes 116 Top Freshman Seasons by Category 117 All-Time Results 118-134 Travel Firsts 134 All-Time Roster 135-137 Dukes by Jersey Number 138-139 Retired Jerseys 140 Historical Bits 141 All-Americans 142 Duquesne and the NBA 143-144 Duquesne and the Associated Press Poll 145-149 Duquesne vs. Ranked A-10 Opponents 148-149 Duquesne RPI History 149 NCAA Tournament Results/Records 150-154 NCAA Tournament Box Scores 152-154 NIT Results 155 1955 NIT Championship Box Score 156 College Basketball Invitational Box Scores 157 Atlantic 10 Championship Results 158 Atlantic 10 Honorees 159-161 NABC All-District 161 In-Season Tournaments 162 84 2013-14 Duquesne Basketball Media Supplement Records HEAD COACHES BY SEASON Year Coach Record Conf. Place Year Coach Record Conf. Place 1914 Alexander Hogarty 7-2 1977 John Cinicola - NCAA 15-15 3-7 3W 1915 Rev. Eugene McGuigan 12-2 1978 John Cinicola 11-17 5-5 T3 1916 Rev. Eugene McGuigan 7-2 1979 Mike Rice 13-13 2-8 7 1917 Rev. Eugene McGuigan 7-3 1980 Mike Rice - NIT 18-10 7-3 T1 1918 Rev. Eugene McGuigan 4-4 1981 Mike Rice - NIT 20-10 10-3 T1 1919 Rev. Eugene McGuigan 4-6 1982 Mike Rice 11-16 5-9 6 1920 Rev. Eugene McGuigan 6-10 1983 Jim Satalin 12-16 6-8 4W 1921 Ben Lubic 11-6 1984 Jim Satalin 10-18 8-10 T6 1922 Rev. Eugene McGuigan 10-6 1985 Jim Satalin 12-18 6-12 8 1923 Rev. Eugene McGuigan 16-2 1986 Jim Satalin 15-14 9-9 5 1924 Bill Campbell 8-6 1987 Jim Satalin 12-17 7-11 T6 1925 Chick Davies 11-7 1988 Jim Satalin 11-21 6-12 8 1926 Chick Davies 15-3 1989 Jim Satalin 13-16 7-11 T6 1927 Chick Davies 16-4 1990 John Carroll 7-22 5-13 T8 1928 Chick Davies 15-7 1991 John Carroll 13-15 10-8 T3 1929 Chick Davies 12-8 1992 John Carroll 13-15 6-10 T6 1930 Chick Davies 18-10 1993 John Carroll (MCC) 13-15 5-9 *T5 1931 Chick Davies 12-6 1994 John Carroll - NIT 17-13 8-8 T3 1932 Chick Davies 14-6 1995 John Carroll 10-18 5-11 8 1933 Chick Davies 15-1 1996 Scott Edgar 9-18 3-13 T5W 1934 Chick Davies 19-2 1997 Scott Edgar 9-18 5-11 T5W 1935 Chick Davies 18-1 1998 Scott Edgar 11-19 5-11 T4W 1936 Chick Davies 14-3 1999 Darelle Porter 5-23 1-15 6W 1937 Chick Davies 13-6 2000 Darelle Porter 9-20 4-12 6W 1938 Chick Davies 6-11 2001 Darelle Porter 9-21 3-13 T10 1939 Chick Davies 14-4 2002 Danny Nee 9-19 4-12 6W 1940 Chick Davies - NCAA & NIT 20-3 2003 Danny Nee 10-20 4-12 6W 1941 Chick Davies - NIT 17-3 2004 Danny Nee 12-17 6-10 5W 1942 Chick Davies 15-6 2005 Danny Nee 8-22 5-11 T5W 1943 Chick Davies 12-7 2006 Danny Nee 3-24 1-15 14 1944-45-46 Basketball suspended due to World War II 2007 Ron Everhart 10-19 6-10 T10 2008 Ron Everhart 17-13 7-9 T9 1947 Chick Davies - NIT 21-2 2009 Ron Everhart - NIT 21-13 9-7 T5 1948 Chick Davies 17-6 2010 Ron Everhart - CBI 16-16 7-9 T8 1949 Dudey Moore 17-5 2011 Ron Everhart - CBI 19-13 10-6 T4 1950 Dudey Moore - NIT 23-6 2012 Ron Everhart 16-15 7-9 T9 1951 Dudey Moore 16-11 2013 Jim Ferry 8-22 1-15 T16 1952 Dudey Moore - NCAA & NIT 23-4 * - DU competed in the Midwestern Collegiate Conference in 1993 1953 Dudey Moore - NIT 21-8 “W” denotes Atlantic 10 West Division 1954 Dudey Moore - NIT 26-3 “T” denotes a tie 1955 Dudey Moore - NIT 22-4 1956 Dudey Moore - NIT 17-10 ALL TIME HEAD COACH RECORDS 1957 Dudey Moore 16-7 Coach Years Seasons Record 1958 Dudey Moore 10-12 Alexander Hogarty 1914 1 7-2 (.778) 1959 Red Manning 13-11 Ben Lubic 1921 1 11-6 (.647) 1960 Red Manning 8-15 Rev. 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McGuigan 1915-20; 1922-23 8 66-35 (.653) 1961 Red Manning 15-7 Bill Campbell 1924 1 8-6 (.571) 1962 Red Manning - NIT 22-7 Chick Davies 1925-43; 1947-48 21 314-106 (.748) 1963 Red Manning 13-9 Dudey Moore 1949-58 10 191-70 (.732) 1964 Red Manning - NIT 16-7 Red Manning 1959-74 16 247-138 (.642) 1965 Red Manning 14-10 John Cinicola 1975-78 4 52-56 (.481) 1966 Red Manning 14-9 Mike Rice 1979-82 4 62-49 (.559) 1967 Red Manning 7-15 Jim Satalin 1983-89 7 85-120 (.415) 1968 Red Manning - NIT 18-7 John Carroll 1990-95 6 73-98 (.427) 1969 Red Manning - NCAA 21-5 Scott Edgar 1996-98 3 29-55 (.345) 1970 Red Manning - NIT 17-7 Darelle Porter 1999-01 3 23-64 (.264) 1971 Red Manning - NCAA 21-4 Danny Nee 2002-06 5 42-102 (.292) 1972 Red Manning 20-5 Ron Everhart 2007-12 6 99-89 (.527) 1973 Red Manning 16-8 Jim Ferry 2013- 1 8-22 (.267) 1974 Red Manning 12-12 TOTALS 1914-2013 97 1,317-1,018 (.564) 1975 John Cinicola 14-11 1976 John Cinicola 12-13 Duquesne did not fi eld a team from 1944-46 due to World War II 2013-14 Duquesne Basketball Media Supplement 85 Records HEAD/ASSISTANT COACHES MISCELLANEOUS NATIONAL COACH OF THE YEAR Nikita Johnson 3 1996, ‘97, ‘98 Coach Outlet Year Amadou “Pape” Koundoul 1 2012 Dudey Moore United Press 1952 Kim Lewis 2 2007, ‘08 Dudey Moore United Press 1954 John Mahoney 4 2002, ‘03, ‘04, ‘05 John “Red” Manning 5 1954, ‘55, ‘56, ‘57, ‘58 Don Maser 10 1979, ‘80, ‘81, ‘82, ‘83, NABC DISTRICT COACH OF THE YEAR ‘84, ‘85, ‘86, ‘87, ‘88 Mark Mauro 1 1998 First awarded in 1970 Brian Nash 1 2013 Coach District Year Josh Oppenheimer 2 1999, ‘00 Red Manning 3 1972 Rodney Perry 1 2006 Ron Everhart 4 2011 Richard Pitino 1 2007 The NABC realigned its districts in 2008. District 4 consists of the member schools Darelle Porter 6 1993, ‘94, ‘95, ‘96, ‘97, ‘98 of the Atlantic 10 Conference. John Rhodes 1 2013 Mike Rice 2 1977, ‘78 Scott Rigot 2 2009, ‘10 POST-SEASON APPEARANCES BY COACH Randy Roth 5 2002, ‘03, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06 Howie Ruppert 5 1990, ‘91, ‘92, ‘93, ‘94 NCAA Fran Satalin 7 1983, ‘84, ‘85, ‘86, ‘87, ‘88, ‘89 Coach Total Years Record James Sims 2 1975, ‘76 Chick Davies 1 1940* 1-1 Louis “Doc” Skender 1 1950 Dudey Moore 1 1952 1-1 James Stafford 1 2001 Red Manning 2 1969, ’71 2-2 Bernard Tomlin 4 1983, ‘84, ‘85, ‘86 John Cinicola 1 1977 0-1 * - Final Four ASSISTANT COACHES BY STAFF NIT DUDEY MOORE Coach Total Years Record Skender (1950), Farrell (1951-53), Manning (1954-58) Chick Davies 3 1940, ’41, ’47 2-3 RED MANNING (16 seasons, 1959-74) Dudey Moore 6 1950 ’52, ’53+, ’54^, ’55#, ’56 11-7 Garay (1959-60), Cinicola (1961-74), Bailey (1968-73), Durham (1974) Red Manning 4 1962, ’64, ’68, ’70 2-5 Mike Rice 2 1980, ’81 1-2 JOHN CINICOLA (4 seasons, 1975-78) John Carroll 1 1994 1-1 Durham (1975-76), Sims (1975-76), Chamberlin (1977-78), Rice (1977-78) Ron Everhart 1 2009 0-1 MIKE RICE (4 seasons, 1979-82) # - NIT Champions; ^ - NIT Second Place; + - NIT Third Place Bauer (1979-82), Maser (1979-82) CBI JIM SATALIN (7 seasons, 1983-89) Satalin (1983-89), Maser (1983-88), Tomlin (1983-86), Brodzinski (1987-89), Coach Total Years Record Harris (1989) Ron Everhart 2 2010, ‘11 1-2 JOHN CARROLL (6 seasons, 1990-95) Rupert (1990-94), DeSantis (1990-92), Harris (1990-92), Holzer (1993-95), Porter (1993-95) ASSISTANT COACH ROSTER SCOTT EDGAR (3 seasons, 1996-98) Since 1950 Johnson (1996-98), Porter (1996-98), Henley (1996-97), Mauro (1998) David Adelman 3 1999, ‘00, ‘01 DARELLE PORTER (3 seasons, 1999-01) Alan Bailey 6 1968, ‘69, ‘70, ‘71, ‘72, ‘73 Adelman (1999-01), Hunter (1999-00), Oppenheimer (1999-00), Durham (2001), Bill Barton 3 2008, ‘09, 10 Stafford (2001) Bruce Bauer 4 1979, ‘80, ‘81, ‘82 DANNY NEE (5 seasons, 2002-06) Barry Brodzinski 3 1987, ‘88, ‘89 Cunningham (2002-06), Roth (2002-06), Mahoney (2002-05), Perry (2006) Bill Chamberlin 2 1977, ‘78 RON EVERHART (6 seasons, 2007-12) John Cinicola 14 1961, ‘62, ‘63, ‘64, ‘65, ‘66, Freedman (2007), Pitino (2007), Lewis (2007-08), Barton (2008-10), Gary (2008 & ‘67, ‘68, ‘69, ‘70, ‘71, ‘72, ‘73, ‘74 2011), Hall (2009-12), Rigot (2009-10), Crawford (2011-12), Koundoul (2012) Rodney Crawford 2 2011, ‘12 Charles Cunningham 5 2002, ‘03, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06 JIM FERRY (1st season, 2013- ) Joe DeSantis 3 1990, ‘91, ‘92 Glesmann (2013), Nash (2013), Rhodes (2013) Jarrett Durham 4 1974, ‘75, ‘76 & 2001 Jim “Hooks” Farrell 3 1951, ‘52, ‘53 Daryn Freedman 1 2007 Steve Garay 2 1959, ‘60 Greg Gary 2 2008 & 2011 Rich Glesmann 1 2013 Steve Hall 4 2009, ‘10, ‘11, ‘12 Larry Harris 4 1989, ‘90, ‘91, ‘92 David Henley 2 1996, ‘97 Danny Holzer 3 1993, ‘94, ‘95 Kenya Hunter 2 1999, ‘00 86 2013-14 Duquesne Basketball Media Supplement Records TEAM RECORDS NOTES MOST ROAD WINS MOST CONSECUTIVE HOME LOSSES • The dunk was illegal from 1967-68 through 1975-76 10 10-1 1934-35 11 2005-06 12/27/05 thru 3/4/06 • Freshmen became eligible in 1972-73 9 9-1 1951-52 9 1998-99 11/28/98 thru 2/14/99 • The NCAA Tournament went to 64 teams in 1984-85 • The 45 second shot clock was introduced in 1985-86 9 9-1 1933-34 8 2012-13 1/12/13 entering 2013-14 and was changed to 35 seconds in 1993-94 9 9-0 1932-33 All at A.J.
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    Awar MBKB02 10/21/02 10:19 AM Page 107 Awa r d Win n e r s Division I Consensus All-American Selections.. .1 0 8 Division I Academic All-Americans By Tea m. .1 1 3 Division I Player of the Yea r .. .1 1 4 Divisions II and III Fi r s t - Te a m All-Americans By Tea m. .1 1 6 Divisions II and III Ac a d e m i c All-Americans By Tea m. .1 1 8 NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship Winners By Tea m .. .1 1 9 Awar MBKB02 10/21/02 10:19 AM Page 108 10 8 DIVISION I CONSENSUS ALL-AMERICA SELECTIONS Division I Consensus All-America Selections Second Tea m —R o b e r t Doll, Colorado; Wil f re d Un r uh, Bradley, 6-4, Toulon, Ill.; Bill Sharman, Southern By Season Do e rn e r , Evansville; Donald Burness, Stanford; George Ca l i f o r nia, 6-2, Porte r ville, Calif. Mu n r oe, Dartmouth; Stan Modzelewski, Rhode Island; Second Tea m —Charles Cooper, Duquesne; Don 192 9 John Mandic, Oregon St. Lofgran, San Francisco; Kevin O’Shea, Notre Dame; Don Charley Hyatt, Pittsburgh; Joe Schaaf, Pennsylvania; Rehfeldt, Wisconsin; Sherman White, Long Island. Charles Murphy, Purdue; Ver n Corbin, California; Thomas 1943 Ch u r chill, Oklahoma; John Thompson, Montana St. First Te a m— A n d rew Phillip, Illinois; Georg e 1951 193 0 Se n e s k y , St. Joseph’s; Ken Sailors, Wyoming; Harry Boy- First Tea m —Bill Mlkvy, Temple, 6-4, Palmerton, Pa.; ko f f, St.