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Pages 1-24.Indd 2009-10 OREGON STATE MEN’S BASKETBALL • TABLE OF CONTENTS OREGON STATE QUICK FACTS TTABLEABLE OOFF CCONTENTSONTENTS School ...............................................................................Oregon State University Location .............................................................................................Corvallis, Ore. TABLE OF CONTENTS ...................................................................................................... 1 John Mandic ...........................................................................................................72 Founded .............................................................................................................1868 QUICK FACTS ..................................................................................................................... 1 Jose Ortiz ................................................................................................................73 Enrollment .....................................................................................................20,200 2009-10 SCHEDULE AND ROSTER ............................................................................. 2 Wally Palmberg ......................................................................................................73 Colors ..........................................................................................Orange and Black “Red” Rocha ............................................................................................................73 THIS IS BEAVER BASKETBALL .............................................................................. 3-24 Adolph Sieberts ......................................................................................................73 Affiliation .........................................................................................NCAA Division I Charlie Sitton ..........................................................................................................74 Conference ........................................................................ Pacific-10 Conference 2009-10 PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES Paul Valenti .............................................................................................................74 President .........................................................................................Dr. Edward Ray Daniel Deane .....................................................................................................26-27 Charlie White ..........................................................................................................74 Athletic Director .............................................................................Bob De Carolis Calvin Hampton ................................................................................................28-29 Honors & Awards..............................................................................................75-76 Athletic Department Phone ........................................................(541) 737-2547 Calvin Haynes....................................................................................................30-31 All-Time Player Roster.....................................................................................77-80 Ticket Office Phone ...................................................................(800) GO-BEAVS Omari Johnson .................................................................................................32-33 Kevin McShane .................................................................................................34-35 BEAVERS IN THE PROS Home Arena ........................................................................................Gill Coliseum Roeland Schaftenaar .......................................................................................36-37 OSU Players in the NBA/ABA .........................................................................82-86 Capacity .................................................................................................10,400 Josh Tarver........................................................................................................38-39 NBA Awards ............................................................................................................87 Seth Tarver ........................................................................................................40-41 NBA Draft .................................................................................................................87 COACHING STAFF Lathen Wallace .................................................................................................42-43 More Beavers in the Pros .....................................................................................88 Head Coach ......................................................Craig Robinson (second season) Chris Richard ..........................................................................................................44 Alma Mater.................................................................................Princeton ‘83 OSU BASKETBALL RECORDS David Sturner ..........................................................................................................45 Record at School .....................................................18-18 (second season) Angus Brandt ..........................................................................................................46 Scoring ...............................................................................................................90-91 Joe Burton...............................................................................................................47 1,000-Point Scorers .........................................................................................92-93 Career Record ...........................................................48-46 (three seasons) Jared Cunningham ................................................................................................48 Field Goals ...............................................................................................................94 Assistant Coach .................................................Doug Stewart (second season) Rhys Murphy ...........................................................................................................49 Three-Pointers ........................................................................................................95 Alma Mater......................................................................................Brown ‘94 Roberto Nelson .......................................................................................................50 Free Throws ............................................................................................................96 Assistant Coach ................................................Nate Pomeday (second season) Rebounds .................................................................................................................97 Alma Mater..........................................................................Northwestern ‘99 COACHES & SUPPORT STAFF Assists ......................................................................................................................98 Assistant Coach ....................................................David Grace (second season) Head Coach Craig Robinson ...........................................................................52-53 Blocked Shots .........................................................................................................99 Alma Mater.......................................................................Park University ‘03 Assistant Coach Doug Stewart ............................................................................54 Steals ......................................................................................................................100 Assistant Coach Nate Pomeday ...........................................................................55 Participation ..........................................................................................................101 Director of Operations ......................................................................................TBA Assistant Coach David Grace ...............................................................................56 Double-Doubles ....................................................................................................102 Alma Mater.................................................................................................TBA Support Staff.....................................................................................................57-58 Team Single-Game ...............................................................................................103 Assistant Director of Operations .................................................Jaimee Colbert Opponent Single-Game .......................................................................................103 Office Phone..................................................................................(541) 737-2076 2008-09 SEASON REVIEW Coaching Records ................................................................................................103 Basketball E-Mail [email protected] Season Review..................................................................................................60-61
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