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Location Philadelphia, PA General Information 1 Founded 1863 Media Information 2-3 Enrollment 3150 (undergraduate) La Salle Radio Network 4 Nickname Explorers The Coaches 5-11 Colors Blue and Gold William "Speedy" Morris 6-9 Home Court (capacity) Tom Gola Arena (4000) Roland Houston/John Gallagher 10 Michael McCarron/Rich Prendergast II Athletic Affiliation NCAA Division I Conference Atlantic 10 2000-01 Preview 12 President Bro. Michael McGinniss, FSC 2000-01 Roster 13 Alma Mater La Salle 1970 Photo Roster 14 15-38 Athletic Director Dr. Thomas Brennan The Explorers Alma Mater LeMoyne 1974 1999-2000 Review 39-50 1999-2000 Statistics 51 Athletic Department Phone (215) 951-1425 Atlantic 10 52-53 Athletic Trainer Bill Gerzabek Big 5 54 Ticket Office Phone (215) 951-1999 Opponents 55-67 COACHING STAFF Year-By-Year Won/Loss Records 68 Series Standings 70-71 Head Coach n "Speedy" Morris (15th season) All-Time Series Scores 72-73 Record at La Salle 226- 186 (14 seasons) Year-By- Year Scores 74-85 Overall Record Same Regular Season Tournaments 86-87

Basketball Office Phone . (215)951-1518 Postseason Appearances/Explorers in Coaching 88 Basketball Office Fax (215)951-1694 All-Time Scoring leaders 89-92 Best Time to Reach Coach late morning, early afternoon All-time Category Leaders 93-96 Associate Head Coach Roland Houston Individual Records 97-98 Alma Mater (Rhode Island/1986 - 2nd season) Team Records 99 Assistant Coaches John Gallagher NCAA Record Holders 100 Alma Mater (St. Joseph's/1999 - 2nd season) All-Time Roster 101 Mike McCarron All-Time Great Explorers 102 Alma Mater (Eastern/1987 - 1st season) 1 954 N( A A Championship 103 Executive Assistant: Rich Prendergast 1952 NIT Championship 104 Alma Mater (La Salle/1960 - 15th season) University Story 106 University President 107 BASKETBALL HISTORY Athletic Director 108 First Year of Varsity Competition 1931-32 Athletic Staff 109-110

~~Ail-Time Record 1 1 18-680 Support Staff. HI Tournament 11 NCAA Appearances Directions/Road Hotels 112 NCAA Tournament Record 11-10~~

~~NIT Appearances 11 MISSION STATEMENT NIT Record 9-10~~

~~1999-2000 Record 11-17 I. Mission of the University:~~

th La Salle University, dedicated in the traditions of the Christian Brothers Conference Record 5-1 l/5 West Lettermen Ret./Lost 7/4 to excellence in teaching and to concern for both ultimate values and for the individual its is private Starters Returning/Lost 4/1 values of students, a Roman Catholic university committed to providing a liberal education of both general ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS and specialized studies.

Director ofAthletic < ommunications ... Kevin Currie Home Phone (610)449-0222 II. Mission of Athletics: La Salle University is a Roman Catholic institution of higher education I mail address currie(«)lasal le.edu with Athletic Communications Office (215)951-1605 traditions of the De La Salle Christian Brothers In that framework, the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics and Recreation OAC Fax number , [215)951-1694 OAC Mailing Address 1900 W. Olnej Ave. of La Salle University is committed to both the spirit and principles set forth by Atlantic 10 Metro Atlantic Athletic Philadelphia, PA 19141 NCAA, Conference, Press Row number (215)438-5158 Conference and I a Salle University regulator, guidelines

I .i Salle Athletics web page www lasalle.edu athletic La Salle Sports Hotline (215)951-5170 The Athletic Department, through its intramural and intercollegiate programs, enables and encourages all students to participate in a wide

variety sports at main levels competition as Letterwinnen ninu CI. Pos. IK. Wt. PPG RUG APG of of Values SUCfa leadership, diligence, determination, and teamwork arc emphasised Rasual Butlei Jr. I 6-7 195 18.4 5.3 1.6 (rood sportsmanship from its athletes and l.tns is supported Victor l homas Sr. F 6-7 200 16.2 8.7 1.4

~~Julian Blanks 185 7.S ; i, is~~

~~I he I nivertit) Strives to operate lis alhlclK programs within the~~

confines ol a sound plan at a level intercollegiate NEWCOMERS (I. lit. Wt High School/Hometown fiscall) of competition that is consistent with its philosophical objectives John Clark So. 6 5 'in Phoenixville, PA Malvern Prej

i.i Salle i nivershj seeks to join othei institutions with like Joel-Jean Baptiste Fr 6-9 250 Pans. I ranee I evallois 6-1 Commitments to mstilulion.il inlcgiitv, academic excellence, and lo Scan Mulholland 1 175 Medford, NJ Bishop l ustace service comniunilv Rasheed Quadri Fi 6-3 ISO Boston, MA Boston English thfl MSRDUL INFOWMJL'IION

%fivin Currie - 'Director of J^tfiCetic Communications A 1997 graduate of La Salle University, Kevin Currie took the reigns as Director of Athletic Communications in February 1999. He had worked in the office for two years prior to his appointment. Kevin's primary responsibilities include production of media guides, game notes and press releases promoting the university's 23 athletics programs.

~~Prior to becoming a full-time employee at La Salle, Currie networked with the business leaders of~~

~~Philadelphia at Aronimink Golf Club where he was a caddie for 11 years. Currie also interned with WPVI Channel 6 in Philadelphia while he attended La Salle.~~

Since coming to La Salle, Currie has also worked at several regional and national tournaments. He has assisted in the coordination of media interviews at the Atlantic 10 Men's Basketball Championships and for the 2000 Women's Basketball Final Four in Philadelphia. He has also worked as the Official Scorekeeper for the American Legion Eastern Regional Championships.

~~Clime's hobbies include golf, music and sports. He is single and resides in Havertown.~~

~~TOQWMION~~

~~Press Table: The La Salle University men's basketball press row at Tom Gola Arena is opposite the team benches.~~

~~Accredited media should enter the building through the media entrance on the left side on the Hayman Center when facing the building.~~

Press Credentials: Requests for credentials should be made in writing at least one week prior to the game. If time permits, credentials will be mailed. All other credentials should be picked up at the Press Gate.

~~Photographers: Photographers must have their photo passes visible at all times on the sidelines. All photographers must shoot from the baseline.~~

~~Press Parking: Parking is very limited. Advanced notice to the Athletic Communications Office is required.~~

Press Services: Complete individual and team statistics are compiled by the Stat Crew computerized statistics program which is staff by Harvey Pollack, Susan Senner, and their statisticians. Statistics will be distributed on press row at halftime and in the press room. Statistics will also be distributed in the media room post-game prior to the coaches interview sessions. The Media Room is located on the second floor of the Hayman Center.

~~Post-Game Interviews: Both head coaches will be available in the interview room after a 10-minute cooling off period.~~

~~La Salle coach Speedy Morris will go first, followed by the visiting coach. Access to the dressing rooms is determined on a per-game basis by each coach.~~

~~Telephones: Telephones are available for the media's usage in the press room and on press row.~~

Media Guide Credits: The 2000-01 La Salle University men's basketball media guide was produced and edited by the office of Athletic Communications. The guide was printed by Smith, Edwards, Dunlap, a printing and graphic services company. Cover designed with assistance from Smith, Edwards, Dunlap. Photographs are courtesy of Maurice Brown, Dave Yoblick, Dr. John Carabello, Jerry Millevoi, and Ken White. Campus scene photos are courtesy of the La Salle University Department of Public Relations. NBA Photos are courtesy of NBA Photos, a division of NBA Entertainment Inc. Individual credits belong to the following NBA staffphotographers - Andrew D. Bernstein, Lou Capozzola, Chris Covatta, Tim Defrisco, Andy Hayt, Glenn James, and Noren Trotman. C0%*E

~~PRIMOUTLETS RADIO OUTLETS (ALL AM) KYW Channel 3 Independence Mall hast Bucks County Courier Times KYW (1060) Philadelphia, PA 19106~~

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~~Phone: 2 1 5-949-42 1 2, Fax: 2 1 5-949-4 1 77 Maloney WCAU Channel 10 Phone: 215-238-4990, Fax: 215-238-4657 Cit\ Ave. and Monument Road Catholic Standard Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004~~

222 N. 17th St. WBCB(1490) Contact: Vai Sikahema Philadelphia, PA 19103 200 Magnolia Dr. Phone: 610-668-5659 (62), Contact: John Knebels Levittown, PA 19054 Fax:610-668-5533 Phone: 215-587-3671. Fax: 215-587-3979 Contact: Merrill Reese Phone: 215-949-1490, Fax: 215-949-3671 WB17 Camden Courier-Post 5001 Wynnefield Ave. 301 Cuthbert Blvd. WEXP Philadelphia, PA 19131 Cherry Hill, NJ 08002 1900 W. Olney Ave. Contact: Mike Dardis. Jenna Wolf

Contact: Bill Duhart La Salle University Phone: 215-879-7492 (1), Fax: 215-879-7682 Phone: 856-486-2424, Fax: 856-663-2831 Box 698 Philadelphia, PA 19141 WPVI Channel 6 The La Salle University Collegian Contact: Sports Director 4100 City Ave. 1900 W. Olney Ave. Phone: 215-951-1378 Philadelphia. PA 19131 Box 846 Contacts: Gary Papa, Scott Palmer. Phil Andrews Philadelphia, PA 19141 WIP(610) Phone: 215-581-4573, Fax:215-581-4530

Contact: Sports Editor 441 N. 5th St. Phone: 215-951-1398, Fax: 215-951-1399 Philadelphia, PA 19123 WTXF Channel 29 Contact: Anthony Gargano 4th and Market Sts. Delaware County Times Phone: 215-HOT-LINE, Fax: 215-922-2364 Philadelphia. PA 19106 500 Bunting Lane Contacts: Don Tollefson, Bill Vargas

~~Primos, PA 19018 WNPV(1440) Phone: 2 1 5-925-7 1 1 5, Fax: 2 1 5-592- 1 535 Contact: Greg Greenday, Terry Touhey P.O. Box 1440~~

~~Phone: 610-622-8880, Fax: 610-622-8887 Lansdale, PA 1 9446 WIRE SERVICES Contact: Joe Heyer Main Line Times Phone: 215-855-8211, Fax: 215-368-0180 ASSOCIATED PRESS~~

~~3 1 1 E. Lancaster Ave. I Franklin Plaza Ardmore, PA 19003 WPHT(1210) Philadelphia, PA 19102 Contact: Bobbi Cabrey City Ave. and Monument Road Contact: Rob Maadi~~

Phone: 610-642-4300, Fax: 610-642-9704 Bala Cynwyd, PA 1 9004 Phone: 215-561-1133, Fax: 215-561-3544 Contact: Sports Director INorristown Times-Herald Phone: 610-668-5839 or 610-668-5888 ASSOCIATED PRESS P.O. Box 591 226 Hawthorne Ave. Norristown, PA 19404 WPWA(1590) Langhome, PA 19047

~~Contact: Mark Schiele 1 2 Kent Road Contact: Jack Scheuer~~

Phone: 610-272-2322, Fax: 610-272-0660 Delaware County, PA 1 9 1 04 Phone:215-757-3293 Contacts: Jonathon /isman Philadelphia Daily News Phone: 215-949-8522, Fax: 215-949-9956 SPORTS NETWORK 400 N. Broad Si. Phone: 1-800-227-7249. Philadelphia, PA 19101 TELEVISION OUTLETS Fax: 1-800-227-0803 Contact: Dick Jerardi, Kevin Mulligan Phone: 215-854-5700, Fax: 215-854-5524 COMCAST NETWORK SPORTSTICKER

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~~Philadelphia Inquirer Union. NJ 07083 Jersej City, NJ 07311 400 N. Broad Si. 11400 Northeast Ave. Phone 1-800-367-8935,~~

- Philadelphia, PA 1910 I Philadelphia, PA 19116 - or l, lx: 1-800-336-0383 Contact: Joe Juliano, Kevin latum Contact: John Anderson Phone: 215-854-4550, Fax: 215-854-4564 Phone: 908-851-6611, Why we are the Explorers Fax: 908-851-8916 Philadelphia Tribune Contact: Scotl Graham La Salic University's nickname - The 524 S. I (.ih Si Phone: 215-961-3864, Fax: 215-961-3875 Philadelphia, PA 19146 I xplorers - w.is erroneousl) bestowed bj a

~~sports .i i Contact: Jack Chevalier ( OMCAS1 SPORTSN1 I writei covering a Salle football game~~

~~I Phone:215-893 1050, Fax 215-735-3612 I First Inion Complex on campus m the eai h 1 9 10's i u- thought that Philadelphia. P\ 19148 the school was named ftftei the lamed I tench~~

~~( ontacl Neil Hartman, Dei I ynam explore) ol North America~~

~~Phone 215 952 5944, l ax 215 952 '055 in reality, the school was named arte St John~~

Baptist de I a Salle, the I ranch I ducator and foundei ol met hristian Brothers. Despite the error, the nickname lias remained Kale Beers returns to the Tom Gola Arena for his fifth season to broadcast men's and women's basketball as well as to serve as the Coordinator of the La Salle Basketball Radio Network (LRN) and the "Voice of Explorer Basketball". A 1995 graduate of La Salle University (BA Communication), Beers enjoyed his seventh season in professional baseball, serving as Director of Broadcasting for the Double A Affiliate of Major League

Baseball's Anaheim Angels. Beers' first assignment in Erie came during the Sea Wolves' farewell season B. in the New York-Penn League (1998). Beers learned the art and business of broadcasting rather swiftly as he created and formed the

La Salle Basketball Radio Network from ground up just fifteen months after earning his degree from La Salle. In its four years of operation, the LRN has grown to broadcast close to 40 men's and women's basketball games during the season in the nation's fourth largest media market.

Beers broke into professional broadcasting with stops at Burlington, NC (Rookie - Cleveland) of the Appalachian League, where he served as the Director of Broadcasting/Media Relations. He began his career at Reading, PA (Class AA

~~- Phillies) of the Eastern League, where he earned his first on-air experience as a broadcast intern for the R-Phillies.~~

Beers' first taste of professional baseball came in 1994 when he interned for the Philadelphia Phillies during his junior year at La Salle. Beers would stay on for two additional seasons in the Phillies' Video Services Department and

~~contribute to game day and external operations that included Silver and Bronze - 1995 season highlight video and the 1996 Major League baseball All-Star Game.~~

~~Kale's responsibilities for the Erie SeaWolves included broadcasting every game, handling all baseball-related~~

media requests and issues, producing all game broadcasts and overseeing broadcast relations. He assumed responsibility for the complete in-house production of the SeaWolves' annual Media and Information Guide which earned the Distinction of "Best

~~in Class A" in 1998 - Beers first effort at producing a media guide.~~

~~Beers was born in Emmaus, PA and is a veteran of the United States Army where he served six years (two of active duty) as a Cavalry Scout.~~

Steve Degler enters his fourth season as the color analyst on the La Salle Basketball Radio Network. Degler has also been the voice of the Reading Phillies for the past nine seasons. During his time with the R-Phillies, they Beers and Degler shown working together in have won the 1995 Eastern League Championship the 1999-2000 Men's Basketball season, and in June, 1998 Baseball America ranked the city of Reading as the No. 3 Minor League

~~Baseball City in the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues. Along with his work with the R-Phillies, Degler has worked over the last two years, as a~~

fill-in as host of the pre- and post-game shows on the Phillies Philadelphia Phillies radio network. Degler has also worked for ten years as radio/TV broadcaster and public address announcer for football and basketball at Kutztown University. Degler has been involved for 12 years as radio and TV broadcaster for high school and college soccer, football and basketball games in Berks, Lebanon and Schuylkill counties, calling numerous district and state tournament contests, including four state championship games. He prides himself in the fact that he has broadcast nearly 1,200 consecutive Reading Phillies games from April,

1992, through May, 2000. With all of these baseball and basketball games under his belt, he has become a voting member for John Wooden Award, given annually to the top men's Explorers on the Radio college basketball player in the nation. A 1988 graduate of Kutztown University, with a Bachelor

~~of Science in Telecommunications, he and his wife, Karen, and All games except otherwise noted will be~~

~~daughters, Sarah and Hannah resides in Hamburg, PA. broadcast on WPEN 950 AM. Pre-game show begins 30 minutes prior to game time. i~~

V 7 J-Cead Coach s*\ Having led La Salle to more wins than any other coach, William "Speedy" Morris is in his 15th season in charge of the "WUCiam v^t^^li Explorers' men's basketball team. Morris picked up his 225th win with the men's program on February 15, 2000, in a 59-56 victory over "Speedy" St. Joseph's in a nationally-televised game. He is the sixth *1 Philadelphia Big Five coach to reach that mark. His 200th win also came in a televised game, with a 72-68 victory at Virginia Morris Tech on January 27, 1998. The 16th coach at La Salle, Morris enters this season with a 226-186 (.549) record, but including his stint as La Salle women's coach (43-17) and high school boy's coach

(388-96), his overall coaching mark is 657-298 (.688). Hired at La Salle in 1984 as the first full-time women's coach, Morris recorded the highest winning percentage (.717) of La Salle women's coaches. After two seasons, he was named the Explorers' men's coach and became the first coach in NCAA

Division 1 history to go from head coach of a women's program to the same position in a men's program. Morris has guided La Salle into the NCAA Tournament four times (1992, 1990, 1989, 1988) and twice into the NIT (1991, 1987), including a runner-up finish in 1986-87, his first season. In his first six seasons as men's coach, the Explorers qualified for postseason berths. While the Explorers were members of the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference, the team won the tournament title four times and was co-champion in the regular season another time. Over the years, Morris has received many honors. Twice he won or shared the MAAC Coach of the Year award. He was also named the 1989 and 1990 District 3 Coach of the Year by the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) and was voted the Eastern Coach of the Year in 1990. He was named the Philadelphia Big 5 Coach of the Year three times by the Philadelphia B'nai B'rith Sports Lodge. In September 1995, Morris was inducted into the Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame. The 1990 NCAA Tournament victory over Southern Mississippi in Hartford on March 15 was Morris' 100th as

La Salle's men's coach. Only three other Division I coaches have won that many games in their first four seasons current Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim, North Carolina State's legendary coach of the '40s and early '50s, Everett Case, and Roy Williams of Kansas, who achieved the mark after Morris. The 1989-90 campaign was a historical highlight for La Salle. In addition to posting the school's best-ever 30-2 record (29-1 during the regular-season), La Salle ran off 22 consecutive victories, a school record, going from Jan. 6 through

~~a 79-75 loss to Clemson in the NCAA Tournament on March 1 without a loss.~~

~~In 1991-92, Morris led La Salle to its sixth straight post-~~

season appearance and its fourth Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC) and NCAA appearance in five years. The Explorers' exciting last-second victory over Manhattan in the MAAC final and their heart-breaking, two-point loss to Seton Hall in the NCAA Tournament were two of college basketball's most-watched games during March Madness. Morris' debut in 1986-87 also produced some stirring moments, as La Salle defeated Villanova, Niagara, Illinois State and Arkansas-Little Rock to reach the NIT championship game against Southern Mississippi, where the Explorers lost, 84-80. While the women's coach, Morris took the Explorers to the NCAA Tournament in 1985-86, after winning the MAAC 1

~~title, and finished the season with a 21-9 record. At the scholastic level, he posted a 347-82 record in 14 Head Coach seasons at Roman Catholic, guiding the Cahillites to one city~~

title, six Catholic League championships, two National Catholic Tournament titles and four 30-win seasons. He then led Penn WiCCiam "Speedy" Charter to its first Inter- Ac League crown in 12 years, before leaving for La Salle. A native of Philadelphia, Morris and his wife, Mimi, live in the Roxborough section. They have four children - Morris Keith, a former guard at La Salle; Brian, a former manager at La Salle, Margaret Mary, also a La Salle graduate, and Christopher, a junior at La Salle.

~~Speedy Morris' Career Coaching Record Speedy All-Time Versus Opponents~~

n's Basketball 9-2000 La Salle University Ala-Birmingham First Meeting Loyola (MD) ( 8-99 La Salle Universitj Alcorn State First meeting Maine- 4-0 7-98 La Salle University American Manhattan 1. 6-97 La Salle Universitj Arizona 0-1 Marquette Arizona 0-1 ( 5-96 La Salle University State Man. land Arkansas-Little Rock 1-0 4-95 La Salle University Massachusetts 6-1 Miami ( 3-94 La Salle University Arm) (OH) Auburn 0-1 Mount St. 2-93 La Salle University Mary's Austin Peay 1-0 Niagara 1-92 La Salle University Baylor 2-0 North Carolina ( 0-91 La Salle University Boston U. 0-1 I \t -Wilmington First Meet 9-90 La Salle University Hi I'jlum Young 2-1 Northeastern 8-89 La Salle University Butler 2-5 Northern Illinois ( 7-88 La Salle University California 1-0 Northwestern 6-87 La Salle Universit) Cal Poly (SLO) l-l Notre Dame n's Basketball Record Canisius 6-0 Ohio State Women's Basketball Central Connecticut St 1-0 Ohio I. ( Central Florida 1-0 Oklahoma First Meet Chaminade 1-0 Oregon 1985-86 La Salle Univers Clemson 0-1* Oregon State ( 1984-85 La Salle I nivers Cleveland State 1-1 Penn State ( Women's Basketball Ret 43 17 Colorado 0-1 Pennsylvania College Totals Cornell 0-1 Philadelphia [Textile Creighton 1-0 Princeton Boy's High School Basketball Dayton 7-6 Purdue (

De Paul 1-1 Rhode Island ( 1982-84 Win. Penn Charter Delaware l-l) Richmond 1967-81 Roman Catholic Delaware State 1-0 St Bonaventure High School Record Detroit 3-4 St. Joseph's 6 Overall Career Record Drexel 3-1 St Peters It

~~Duquesne 7-5 San 1 rancisco~~

~~l astern Kentuck) 1-0 Scion Hall ( 19 Championships in 14 Years 1 astern Washington 1-0 s.w Missouri State~~

~~1 vansville 1-3 Siena Km. i I \i< Si \so\ Toi rnamim CHAMPIONSHIPS Fairfield 14-2 South Carolina~~

~~1987 Hartford ( B [burnej Hartford, CI Florida 1-0 Southern Mississippi~~

~~1988 larksvillc. 1 \ 1 loll J.l Sl.He- \cme Boot, l-l Syracuse 1~~

~~1988 Jostens Class ic, Philadelphia, PA I ordham 11-4 lemple 2-~~

~~l resno Coors Light, l resno < V l resno State 1-0 lennessee lech~~

~~1989 i si &G Sug i Bowl, Ne Orleans. LA George Washington 2-8 rexas \\M (~~

~~1990 Dawai Bowl lokyo, Japan ( leorgia 0-3 lexas-l 1 Paso ( v. 1 inherit 1-0 994 Metl ife < las lie, San i ranci ico. CA [exes-San Vntonio~~

~~< Point i-ti Southern 1994 Di Peppei BSSic, Waco. 1 \ High rexas~~

~~'. llolN ( loss ( (Prioi to 198 1 .1 s die had not wo a regulai season toumamei "-I le\as lech Howard 4-0 Vlllanova Philadelphia Bi U 5 Idaho 1-0 Virginia lech~~

Illinois State l-l Western 1 1989 I Co-( hampioiis Kentucky Illinois ll- Wisconsin-Green 1 1990 4- ) (ha npions Baj 1- Illinois-! hicago 1-0 Wisconsin-Milwaukee 1992 1 Ml cams 1 ied lona in 2 Wright State Iowa o-l \a\iei 2- Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference < hamploni James Regulai Season tournament Madison 2 Yale Kansas State o--> km \i ::„ is..

~~l afayette 1 nsi Meeting~~

~~• i oiuj Beach State Due to NCAA ruling, t lemson~~

~~l ouisiana lech (l-l retted 1990 roumamenl victorj~~

~~l oyola Chicago 5-0 'Head Coach WiCCiam "Speedy" Morris~~

~~All-Time Coaching Record~~

~~Coach Seasons Years W L Pet. William "Speedy" Morris 1986-present 14 226 186 545~~

~~Dave "Lefty" Ervin 1079-86 7 119 87 578~~

~~Paul Westhead 1970-79 9 142 105 575~~

~~Tom Gola 1968-70 2 37 13 740~~

~~Jim Harding 1967-68 1 20 8 714~~

~~Joe Heyer 1965-67 2 24 27 471~~

~~Bob Walters 1963-65 2 31 17 646~~

~~Donald "Dudey" Moore 1958-63 5 79 37 681~~

~~Jim Pollard 1955-58 3 48 28 632~~

~~Ken Loeffler 1949-55 6 145 30 829~~

~~Charles McGlone 1946-69 3 61 17 782~~

~~Joseph Meehan 1943-46 3 28 30 483~~

~~Charles "Obie" O'Brien 1941-43 2 25 21 543~~

~~Leonard Tanseer 1933-41 8 90 59 604~~

~~Thomas Conley 1931-33 2 28 11 718~~

~~James J. Henry 1930-31 1 15 4 789~~

~~Totals 70 1118 680 622~~

~~Number Date Opponent Score Coach~~

~~100 12/14/38 111. Wesleyan 25-23 Leonard Tanseer~~

~~200 2/8/47 St. Joseph's 48-45 Charles McGlone~~

~~300 1/12/52 Eastern Kentucky 77-56 Ken Loeffler~~

~~400 1/18/56 Pennsylvania 64-52 Jim Pollard 500 2/14/62 Canisius 73-63 Donald "Dudey" Moore 600 12/21/68 Albright 91-65 Tom Gola~~

~~700 1/4/75 Hofstra 91-64 Paul Westhead~~

800 12/20/80 Villanova 84-83 Dave Ervin "Lefty" Morris picked up his 200th career victory the same 900 1/13/87 Holy Cross 79-59 Bill "Speedy" Morris night the Explorers defeated Virginia Tech for the 1000 1/21/91 Niagara 77-65 Bill "Speedy" Morris school's 1100th win of all-time. 1100 1/12/99 Virginia Tech 75-67 Bill "Speedy" Morris The Story behind the Nicfiname...

~~There may be different theories as to how~~

~~"Speedy" Morris acquired his nickname, but here is the answer, directly from the source:~~

~~"I was in seventh grade and on the grammar school team at St. John's in Manyunk. We had a little gym that also served as a cafeteria. Before we could practice, we'd have to move the tables away.~~

"It didn't take long to figure out that if I came a little late for practice, I wouldn't have to help move the tables. Pretty soon, Gerry Boyle, our coach, Speedy through the Years... caught on and made me do 100 laps around the gym, which isn't as bad as it sounds, since that gym would make Roman Catholic's (where he used to coach) look universi like the Palestra. tn "Anyhow, along about the 25 lap, I started to go slowly, which wasn't too far from the speed I had been going. Anyhow, Gerry started yelling, "C'mon

~~Speedy, let's get going" and that name has stuck ever since."~~

~~Which, when you think about it, is ironic, because the coach that Speedy, who wasn't so speedy, succeeded at La Salle, Lefty Ervin, wasn't lefthanded, either.~~

~~Morris at the announcement of I. a Salle joining the Atlantic 10 Conference~~

~~Coach Moms discussing strategies with former St. Joseph's head coach John Griffin Moms looking .11 the action versus James Madison in the 1992-93 season 1~~

~~^Associate O-Cead Coach %p[andHouston~~

~~Associate head coach Roland Houston, knew the distance between Martin Luther King High in~~

~~tadelphia to La Salle University was approximately five miles. Yet, it took Roland Houston 21 years to make~~

~~'the trip.~~

Houston, who joined Speedy Morris' Explorer staff in mid-September of 1999, has done quite a bit of traveling since his high school graduation in 1978. That travel took him to the University of Rhode Island, and such overseas basketball stops as Nice, LeMans

~~and Limonges, all in France, then on to Spain, Argentina and Israel. Among his most memorable visits were to Limonges, where he caught up with an old friend and rival, former La Salle and~~

~~West Catholic High great Michael Brooks, who still maintains residence in France. "Michael and I had played against each other and~~

~~with each other a good while back in Philadelphia and it was great being with him and competing with and against him," Houston said.~~

~~When he enrolled at Rhode Island, his coach was Jack Kraft, who had coached Villanova to 1~~

~~post-season tournaments before heading to New England. "I was the first player coach Kraft took from~~

~~Philadelphia," the 39-year-old Houston said, "and I still try to stay in touch with him since he's not too far away down in Stone Harbor (New Jersey)."~~

~~At Rhode Island, in what was then called the Eastern 8 before becoming the Atlantic 10, Houston~~

played four seasons, started for three and was captain in his senior year. But all of his time wasn't taken up with hoops. As a communication major, he wrote for the school newspaper, produced jazz shows and did

~~an occasional stint on the campus station. While overseas, he got a taste of coaching and the business side of basketball so when he returned~~

to the United States, he was prepared for life after playing. He became involved in several ventures, including acting as a consultant for NBA players and would-be NBA players. But he always had his eyes

on getting into coaching full tilt and that's where he is now, working with Morris, fellow assistants John Gallagher and Mike McCarron, and administrative assistant Rich Prendergast. !s*^ Born in South Philadelphia, Houston transferred from Southern High to Martin Luther King early Houston instructing in his career and continued on his journey which has now taken him, wife Lisa, and three-year-old James Jordan during a daughter, Zuri, to La Salle University. game last season.

~~Assistant Coach John Qattagher~~

~~John Gallagher is now in his second season as an assistant coach with the~~

~~Explorers. When he was hired prior to the 1999-2000 season, Gallagher, at the ripe~~

age of 22, was the youngest assistant coach Division I basketball. Despite this, he brought plenty of experience with him. Gallagher served as the Director of Main Line Basketball for the Sonny Hill League for two years and coached in the high school league. He was the creator and founder of the Delaware Valley Elite AAU Program.

In his playing days, Gallagher was a guard at St. Joseph's University for three years. He was a member of their magical Sweet 16 run in the NCAA Tournament and played against top-ranked Kentucky in the tourney. John was also a starter for three years at Cardinal O'Hara High School where he earned All-City Honorable Mention and All-Catholic Honors his senior season.

With his addition to the La Salle staff, Gallagher became the first of a basketball-wealthy family to enter the coaching ranks. His sister Ann was the point guard for the Explorers' Women's Basketball team from 1993-97 Gallagher looking for and another sister Joan was a four-year starter from 1992-96 at Boston College. His eldest sister Kathleen, is a someone to make the big professor in the History Department here at La Salle. play.

~~10 Assistant Coach~~

~~fyti^e McCarron~~

~~Mike McCarron, serving his first year as a member of Speedy Morris' staff at La Salle University,~~

~~has been through it all while playing basketball - CYO ball as a sixth-grader at St. Bartholomew's in~~

~~Northeast Philadelphia, a two-year starter at Northeast Catholic, a four-year standout at Eastern College in~~

~~St. Davids, PA, and then two years opposing the Harlem Globetrotters.~~

~~That was very good schooling for what he has done most recently - coaching. His most recent experience was as an~~

~~assistant for six years at Northeast Catholic, from where he graduated in 1984, and one season at Holy Family College in Philadelphia.~~

And when he starts lecturing on a certain phase of the game - foul shooting - players listen. He holds the Philadelphia Catholic League record for most free throws made on a perfect performance in a game, 17-for-17, against eventual champion La Salle High. Hardly a surprise — he shot 89% for the season.

That success continued in his college career at Eastern, where he posted an 88% mark, while earning Most Valuable Player honors in NAIA District 19 as a senior and piling up numerous awards at the school.

~~He finished at Eastern with 1228 points and 1042 assists, and, because he is a strict fundamentalist and was a team player, he~~

~~is prouder of the assist numbers. As for his foul-shooting ability, he recalls working on it as far back as sixth grade and never stopping during his playing days.~~

Two former Explorers helped McCarron learn his art and fundamentals. Buddy Kline, a La Salle guard in the mid-50s and who started him shooting 15-footers at that early age, is his uncle. His coach at Northeast Catholic was Joe Rapczynski, a La Salle

~~frontcourt reserve in the early '70s.~~

~~McCarron and his wife, Eileen, a physician's assistant at Temple University Hospital, live in Northeast Philadelphia.~~

~~Executive Assistant Coach~~

~~(Rich (prendergast~~

~~Now in his 17th year at La Salle as an executive assistant, including 15 with the Men's Basketball team, Rich Prendergast continues as a volunteer on Speedy Morris' teams. Prendergasl~~

~~coached in the Philadelphia Catholic Youth Organization (CYO) and in the Catholic League high school system.~~

~~• Before joining the La Salle women's staff under Morris, Prendergast directed the girls' team at~~

. ' Philadelphia's I lallahan I ligh to in lour seasons. + "^ i two playoff berths 7 mm\imm\ '" 1^86, Prendergast was honored with the Mar) S. O'Connor l.oyalt\ \ward for dedication and A. '1 ml service to the La Salle women's intercollegiate athletic programs. The award was named after the

~~university's first Women's Director of Athletics.~~

~~Prendergast, a 1960 La Salle graduate, lives in Stone Harbor, NJ. I lis famil) includes wife Jane,~~

~~- ind four daughters two of whom, Maria and Catherine, are I a Salle graduates, 1 on. who lives in~~

~~1'larksville, IN, and the youngest, Colleen, a senior at la Salle.~~

~~Prendergast is the owner of ICS, a full-sen ice direct mail production compain in Philadelphia~~

~~i ) i Shown here in \ )\,~~

~~Prendergast is in his 17th season with Morris and the Explorers.~~

~~11 1 2000-01 (Preview~~

~~Entering the 2000-01 season, the La Salle Men's party came in the Explorers improbable 80-49 win at~~

Basketball team looks to improve upon its 11-17 record Xavier. In that game, Jordan played just 24 minutes, but from last season. La Salle lost four players from last nailed 5-of-6 shots from the floor and was 2-of-2 from the season's squad, including former walk-on Mike Sidebotham line, en route to a career-high 12 points. He also grabbed and 2000-point scorer Donnie Carr. six rebounds.

The challenge for this year's squad is Bragg, who has been hampered by injuries replacing the 19.7 points and over 39 minutes per his entire career, hopes to put those pains behind game that Carr averaged during his career. The him. Bragg played well this summer before two leading candidates to replace Carr's points are falling to an injury. His best performance last senior Victor Thomas and junior Rasual Butler. season came in the Alabama Traditions Classic,

Thomas has already poured in 1,194 career points when he scored eight points and grabbed 1 and Butler has scored 814 points in two seasons. rebounds in 26 minutes. Thomas has steadily increased his Wilson also had a coming out party of sorts scoring in each season as an Explorer. In his last season. While averaging just 12.3 minutes freshman campaign, Thomas scored 1 1 .3 points Victor Thomas per game, Wilson led the team with 42 blocked per game; as a sophomore that jumped to 15.5, enters the season as shots. He also grabbed 100 rebounds, the fifth and 16.2 in his junior season. Along with the 3 1 st leading highest total on the team. His best performance improving his scoring totals, Thomas also scorer ir school came in the Cable Car Classic against Butler. In history. increased his rebounding totals in each season. that game, Wilson grabbed 1 1 rebounds and He started by averaging 4.7 rebounds per game as blocked six shots, while playing in a career-high a freshman, then 5.9 as a sophomore, and 8.7 as a junior. 38 minutes.

Thomas' rebound total last season ranked second in the In the junior class with Butler is Julian Blanks. Atlantic 10 Conference. He could become one of the top 10 Blanks has been one of the top point guards in the rebounders in school history if his average continues to rise conference in his first two seasons, dishing out 232 assists. this season. Blanks has been able to control the game by not

~~Butler is one of the most promising turning the ball over. In his two seasons at point~~

Explorers in recent memory. In 21 games as guard, Blanks has a 1.3-to-l assist to turnover freshman, he scored 14.2 points and grabbed 4.0 ratio. His 232 assists include increasing his rebounds per game. In his sophomore freshman total by 38. While doing this, his campaign, Butler upped those averages to 18.4 turnover total dropped by nine from his and 5.3. By increasing these totals, he so freshman to sophomore season. With 134 assists impressed the Atlantic 10 coaches that they voted this season, Blanks would move into the top 10 in him a Third Team All-Conference member. Explorer history in career assists.

Butler is also one of 50 players named to James Jordan The sophomore class includes Dwayne the pre-season Wooden Award list. This award is became and offen- Jones and John Clark. Jones will add depth to the given annually to the top player in the nation, sive force in 1999- backcourt. Last season, Jones scored eight points

Butler becomes the fourth Explorer since 1 990 to 2000 and he was in 20 minutes of action. His top outings were be named to this list. The three others include voted as co-captain scoring three points against Xavier and George with Thomas for Lionel Simmons, who won the award in 1990, Washington. Clark, a transfer walk-on from this season. Randy Woods in 1992, and Kareem Townes in Catholic, becomes eligible this fall and will also 1995. add depth to the backcourt. With Thomas and Butler leading the Explorers The freshman class includes Rasheed Quadri, Sean charge, the rest of the lineup will be well balanced. The Mulholland, and Joel-Jean Baptiste. Quadri and Mulholland roster includes four seniors, two juniors, two sophomores, will supply depth, scoring, and defense in the backcourt. and three freshmen. Quadri was one of three 1,000-point scorers in his high The senior group, including Thomas, also includes school team that won back-to-back Boston city James Jordan, Garrett Bragg, and Anwar Wilson. All three championships. Mulholland scored nearly 1,200 points in of these players will be key components to the Explorers his high school career and also had a 3-to-l assist to inside game. Jordan displayed an offensive outburst last turnover ratio. Baptiste will add his bruising frame to the season. In his first two seasons at 20th and Olney, Jordan frontcourt. The Explorers will use Baptiste's 6'9", 250- scored 45 points. In his junior campaign, he scored 119 pound frame to create room in the lane, points averaging 4.5 points per game. Jordan's coming out 12 2000-01 poster

~~Numerical~~

~~No. Name Cl. Pos Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School 5 Rasheed Quadri Fr. G 6-3 180 Boston, MA/Boston English~~

~~11 * Dwayne Jones So. G 6-4 185 Mississauga, Ontario/Westwood School 20 John Clark So. F 6-5 210 Phoenixville, PA/Malvern Prep~~

~~21 * Julian Blanks Jr. G 6-2 195 Erie, PA/Cathedral Prep 24 Sean Mulholland Fr. G 6-1 175 Medford, NJ/Bishop Eustace 25 * Victor Thomas Sr. F 6-7 200 Philadelphia, PA/St. John Neumann~~

~~34 * James Jordan Sr. F 6-8 234 Monrovia, Liberia Redemption Christian Acad.~~

~~35 * Anwar Wilson Sr. F 6-8 196 Bronx, NY/John F. Kennedy~~

~~45 * Rasual Butler Jr. F 6-8 195 Philadelphia, PA/Roman Catholic 52 * Garrett Bragg Sr. C 6-11 275 Boca Raton, FL/Spanish River 55 Joel-Jean Baptiste Fr. F 6-9 270 Paris, France/Levallois~~

~~Alphabetical~~

~~No. Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School~~

~~55 Joel-Jean Baptiste Fr. F 6-9 270 Paris, France/Levallois~~

~~21 * Julian Blanks Jr. G 6-2 195 Erie, PA/Cathedral Prep 52 * Garrett Bragg Sr. C 6-11 275 Boca Raton, FL/Spanish River~~

~~45 * Rasual Butler Jr. F 6-8 195 Philadelphia, PA/Roman Catholic 20 John Clark So. F 6-5 210 Phoenixville, PA/Malvern Prep 11 * Dwayne Jones So. G 6-4 185 Mississauga, Ontario/Westwood School~~

~~34 * James Jordan Sr. F 6-8 234 Monrovia, Liberia/Redemption Christian Acad.~~

~~24 Sean Mulholland Fr. G 6-1 175 Medford, NJ/Bishop Eustace 5 Rasheed Quadri Fr. G 6-3 180 Boston, MA/Boston English 25 * Victor Thomas Sr. F 6-7 200 Philadelphia, PA/St. John Neumann~~

~~35 * Anwar Wilson Sr. F 6-8 196 Bronx, NY/John F. Kennedv~~

* Denotes returning lettermen (8)

~~Explorers by Class: Seniors (4), Juniors (2), Sophomores (2), Freshmen (3)~~

~~Head Coach: William "Speedy" Morris (15th season)~~

~~Associate Head Coach: Roland Houston (Rhode Island '86/2nd season)~~

~~Assistant Coaches: John Gallagher (St. Joseph's '99/2nd season), Mike~~

~~McCarron (Eastern '~~

~~Executive Assistant: Rich Prendergasl (I a Salle '00 17th season)~~

~~Student Managers: Bill Tierney, Matt Gillespie, Vance McNear, Bill Knowles~~

~~:(i(i(i-oi Senioi Co-Captains Victor~~

~~I nomas & James Jordan.~~

~~13 2000-01 (Photo poster~~

~~i& JL 15, James Jordan Victor Thomas Anwar Wilson Senior Forward Senior Forward Senior Forward~~

~~Julian Blanks Rasual Butler John Clark Dwayne Jones Junior Guard Junior Guard Sophomore Guard Sophomore Guard~~

~~Reggie Okosa Joel-Jean Baptiste Sean Mulholland Rasheed Quadri Sophomore Forward Freshman Forward Freshman Guard Freshman Guard~~

~~14 £**< iter» j~~

~~'nfl 52~~

~~1999-2000 - Played in 23 games, including six starts... Posted a season-high eight points \ersus~~

High Point in the Alabama Traditions Tournament... Also grabbed a career-high 1 1 rebounds versus High Point... Averaged 10.4 minutes per game... Defensively, he totaled six blocked shots including two games with two... 1998-99 — Played in 20 of the team's 28 games averaging 1.8 points per game and 2.1 rebounds per game... Recorded a season-high nine points in La Salle's

~~98-95 double-overtime victory over St. Joseph's on 1/23... Grabbed a season-best five rebounds~~

~~vs. Temple on 1/3... In 1 1 minutes of action against nationally-ranked Xavier, he collected three~~

~~rebounds and scored two points... Played a season-high 21 minutes against Pennsylvania on 1/14 and scored two points, dished out three assists and registered four rebounds... Tallied four~~

~~blocked shots and nine steals... Played in all 16 conference games, scoring 28 points and~~

~~recording 31 rebounds... 1997-98 - As a true freshman, played in all 27 games and started 20~~

~~times... Scored in 23 of the 27 games... Averaged 5.0 points per outing, good for sixth on the team and second among freshmen... Four times was in double-digits in scoring, with the Explorers~~

winning all four times, including two of final three regular games... Grabbed six rebounds in Senior three games, two of which were victories. ..Totaled 17 blocked shots... Twice blocked three shots Center in a game, including one game against 20th-ranked Rhode Island... Dished out 16 assists on 6-10,285 season... Started off the season by handing out three assists in a game against Mount St. \lai\ 's,

a season high... He matched that at Arizona State in a reserve effort... Scored in double figures Boca Raton, FL for the first time with 10 points against Texas Southern in the consolation game of the Carrier Spanish River Classic. ..Scored 14 points, grabbed six rebounds, dished out two assists, and blocked two shots

~~in victory over Villanova, La Salle's first over the Wildcats since 1991-92... Played season-high~~

26 minutes and blocked two shots in victories over Villanova and Duquesne... Grabbed season- best 10 rebounds against 20th-ranked Rhode Island... Scored season-high 16 points on 8-of-10 shooting from the Held in a win over Duquesne, then scored 10 points and grabbed six rebounds in Hayman Center opening... Prior to La Salle -

~~Didn't start playing basketball until freshman year at Spanish River High... Named MVP at Pitt II All-Star Classic, a prestigious tournament.~~

~~Opponent MOUN1 SI MARY'S CENTRAL CONNECTK UTS1 vs. High Poini~~

~~,it Uabama~~

~~.ii Northwestern PENNSYLVANIA~~

~~;ii Duquesne ST. BONAVENTURE ai Villanova RHODE ISLAND~~

~~II MP] l ai Dayton~~

~~.ii G( W.i llh'loii VIRGINIA 11(11 at Massachusetts GEORGE WASHINGTON~~

~~\v St. Joseph's~~

~~at I oiclliam DAYTON XAVIER DUQUESNE~~

~~vs St. Joseph's TOTALS~~

~~17 (Bragg's~~

~~CareerJfigfis~~

~~Minutes 31 -Mt. St. Mary's (11/20/99)~~

~~FG 8 - Duquesne (2/18/98) FGA 10 - twice 3FG n/a 3FGA n/a FT 4 - twice FTA 9 -Virginia Tech (2/21/98)~~

~~Rebounds 11 -High Point (11/26/99)~~

~~Assists 3 - three times Turnovers 3 - Dayton (2/27/99)~~

~~Blocks 3 - three times~~

~~Steals 2 - five times Points 16- Duquesne (2/18/99)~~

Total 3-point Rebounds Season G/GS FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT PTS AVG O-D TOT AVG PF/D A TO B S 1997-98 27/20 60/120 .500 0/0 .000 15/29 .517 135 5.0 38-51 89 3.3 79/2 17 30 17 11 1998-99 20/0 15/46 .326 0/0 .000 6/14 .429 36 1.8 19-23 42 2.1 52/3 8 14 4 9 1999-00 23/6 20/57 .351 0/0 .000 10/15 .667 50 2.2 17-40 57 2.5 50/1 6 14 6 5 Totals 70/26 95/223 .426 0/0 .000 31/58 .534 221 3.2 74-114 188 2.7 181/6 31 58 27 25 3 34

~^^^~ ~I 1999-2000 — Had a breakout season for the Explorers... Scored 1 15 points on the season, which _^fl ^^^ u:ls more ^an double what he scored in his first two seasons at La Salle... Scored in double ^B ^A digits four times, including two 12-point performances, the first in a win at Xavier and the j^B second was at George Washington... Averaged 4.3 points and 4.6 rebounds per game... Posted a

~~career-high 1 1 rebounds, while playing all 40 minutes versus Xavier... Played 30 minutes or more~~

Br eight times... 1998-99 - Started eight of the 27 games he played in... Played 20 or more minutes in eight contests... Finished the season averaging 0.9 points and 2.1 rebounds per game... — -J |^k Collected four or more rebounds 10 times... Scored a season-high four points on 12/5 against i ^&' y Seton Hall... In a season-best 34 minutes on 11/21 against Northeastern, he registered six ^^fl H rebounds... Scored two points, stole two passes and pulled in five rebounds in La Salle's 67-59 victory over Eastern Washington 12/11... in 15 the 16 / g Jrf^ | on Played of team's conference games, averaging 6.7 minutes and 1.1 rebounds per contest... Converted a season-high three free throws

~~on 11/21 in the Explorers' 86-63 win over Howard... 1997-98 — Played in all 27 games as a true~~

Senior freshman, gaining four starts. ..In his four starts, he scored four points and grabbed 22 rebounds... Forward Scored in 10 games, averaging 0.8 points... Recorded at least one rebound in 22 games played... 6-8, 235 Averaged 11.7 minutes per contest... Pulled down season-high nine rebounds, including six offensive, versus Niagara... Recorded a blocked shot in each of his first three games... Played a

season-high 26 minutes in his first start against Miami, OH in the Carrier Classic... Before Monrovia, Liberia fouling out against Texas Southern in the Carrier Classic consolation game, pulled down seven Redemption rebounds... Grabbed at least five rebounds in five of the first seven games... Scored season-best Academy five points in loss at Penn... Notched a season-high three steals in the regular season finale

~~versus St. Joseph's... Went 2-for-2 against the Hawks from the foul line in the Atlantic 10~~

Tournament... Prior to La Salle — Is a native of Monrovia, Liberia, and came to America on November 11, 1995, to escape the Liberian Civil War and attend high school in Troy, NY, at the Redemption Christian Academy... This summer Jordan

Opponent MOUNT ST. MARY'S CENTRAL CONNECTICUT ST. vs. High Point at Alabama at Northwestern PENNSYLVANIA vs. Drexel at Syracuse vs. Butler vs. Texas A&M at Duquesne ST. BONAVENTURE at Villanova RHODE ISLAND TEMPLE at Dayton at George Washington VIRGINIA TECH at Massachusetts GEORGE WASHINGTON vs. St. Joseph's at Fordham DAYTON XAVIER at Virginia Tech DUQUESNE vs. St. Joseph's TOTALS 20 I r^ r. vas named to the Hank Gathers Tollege League all-star and the Most mproved teams.

~~Jordan's CareerHighs~~

~~utes 40- Butler (12/29/99)~~

~~5 - three times~~

~~^ 9 - two times~~

~~i n/a~~

~~;a 1 - two times 4 -Temple (1/18/00)~~

~~L 6 - two times~~

~~ounds 11 -Butler (12/29/00) ists 3- Texas A&M (12/30/00) novers 3 - three times~~

~~;ks 1 - seven times~~

~~Is 3 -St. Bonaventure (1/9/00) its 12 - two times~~

~~Total S point R choiin Season G/GSFG-FGA PCT K. K.A PCT FT-FTA PCT PTS \\(. () 1) l()l PI i) \ l(~~

~~(i 1997-98 27/4 8 l«) .421 0/0 .000 (.24 250 22 8 ;s J3 71 2 6 54 1 5 l~~

~~(I 1 998-99 7/20 .350 1 .000 9 is .500 23 0.9 26 12 >s 2.1 51 2 1 I~~

~~i 1 1999-00 28/22 47/100 .470 0/1 .000 25 56 .445 119 | 1 (0 o S^ 6 11 2 Totals 82/34 62/139 .446 0/2 .000 40/9S .408 164 2.0 117-142 259 v: IY0/V !•» 5~~

~~21 I I 111 25~~

~~1999-2000 - Started all 28 games and averaged 16.2 points per game, continuing to improve his~~

~~yearly scoring average... As a freshman it was 11.3 and as a sophomore, he averaged 15.5 per outing... He also continued to raise his rebounding average, from 4.7 to 5.9 to 8.7... His 8.7~~

~~rebounds per game were the second-best total in the Atlantic 10... Scored in double-figures in 25 of 28 games and grabbed double-digit rebounds in 11 games... Named to the second team All-~~

Philadelphia Big 5... Had one of his best games at Syracuse, scoring 17 points and grabbing 13 rebounds... 1998-99 - Started 27 of the team's 28 games... Was second on the team in minutes played with 1024... Played 34 or more minutes on 22 different occasions... Was second on the

~~team in rebounds per game (5.9), rebounds(164), steals (29) and three-point field goals made~~

~~(64)... Finished third on the team in points per game (15.5), total points (435), blocks (19) and~~

~~assists (42)... Ranked second on the Explorers in points per game vs. conference opponents~~

~~(15.8)... Shot 9-15 from the field, tallied 22 points and grabbed six rebounds in a~~

~~season-high 50 minutes of action vs. St. Joseph's in La Salle's double-overtime win on 1/23...~~

Scored double figures in all but four games... Recorded four double-doubles in points and Senior rebounds... Led the team in field goal percentage in conference games... Scored over 20 Forward (.524) points in five contests, including 31 -point performances vs. Howard on 11/21 and Duquesne on 6-7, 200 1/6... Went perfect from the field (10-10), including a season-high six three-pointers vs. Duquesne in La Salle's 85-73 win on 1/6. ..Grabbed a season-high 13 rebounds vs. Massachusetts Philadelphia, PA on 2/23... Dished out a season-best four assists at St. Bonaventure on 1/28... Converted a season- St. John Neumann high eight free throws on 11/21 vs. Howard, 12/1 1 vs. Eastern Michigan and 12/23 vs. Niagara... Blocked a season-best three shots on 12/19 vs. Drexel and on 2/10 vs. Fordham... Registered a season-high four steals against Niagara on 12/23... Was named to the 1999 Hank Gathers College

- League All-Star Team, . 1997-98 Played in all 27 games as a true freshman, starting 10 times, including the first eight games of the season... Ranked fourth on the team in scoring (1 1.3) and second in rebounding (4.7)... Ranks sixth in the

FG- 3FG- FT- Opponent FGA 3FGA FTA MOUN1 ST. MARY'S 5-11 1-3 8-10 CENTRAL CONNECTICUT ST. 4-12 0-7 3-5 vs. High Point 7-11 2-3 5-6 at Alabama 8-14 3-6 2-4 at Northwestern 7-12 3-6 PENNSYLVANIA vs. Drexel

~~ai Syracuse vs. Butler vs. Texas A&M at Duquesne 7-19 SI BONAVENTURE 10-13 at VUIanova B-13 RHOD1 isi AND 10-18~~

~~II MP] I 5-14 at Xavier 9-13 at Dayton 7-14~~

~~.ii l ieorge Washington 9-14 VIRGINIA 11(11 .n Massachusetts GEORGE WASHINGTON ^ si loseph's~~

~~DAY ION \\\ll K .n Virginia rech DUQU1 SN1 ,e P h". TOTALS 23 Atlantic 10 in three-point percentage (39.8%)... Prior to La Salle - Averaged 15 points, nine rebounds~~

for St. John Neumann's Philadelphia Catholic League Championship team... Transfer from Northeast High where he averaged 27 points a game as a junior... First Team Philadelphia Daily News All-City and All- Catholic... This past summer Thomas was named to the Hank Gathers College League all-star team.

~~Thomas'~~

~~Career Jfiglis~~

~~Minutes 50 -St. Joseph's (1/23/99)~~

FG 1 - four times FGA 19- Duquesne (1/5/00) 3FG 6 -Duquesne (1/6/99) 3FGA 13 -Cornell (11/28/98) FT 10 -Pennsylvania (12/7/99) FTA 13 -Niagara (12/23/98) Rebounds 14 -Fordham (2/19/00) Assists 4 - two times

~~Turnovers 5 - two times Blocks 3 - twice Steals 4 -Niagara (12/23/98)~~

~~Points 3 1 - twice~~

Total 3-point Rebounds B S Season G/GS FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT PTS AVG O-D TOT AVG PF/D A TO 23 39 17 16 1997-98 27/10 94/211 .445 43/108 .398 74/109 .679 305 11.3 61-65 126 4.7 54/1 5.9 57/0 42 49 19 29 1998-99 28/27 142/298 .477 64/152 .421 87/137 .635 435 15.5 63-101 164 69/1 38 49 14 19 1999-00 28/28 157/341 .460 42/125 .336 98/142 .690 454 16.2 105-139 244 8.7 534 6.4 180/2 103 137 50 64 Totals 83/65 393/850 .462 149/385 .387 259/388 .668 1194 14.4 229-305 24 7 I

~~nt.~~

~~immm 35~~

~~1999-2000 -Played in all 28 games and started in five of them... Averaged just one point per~~

~~game and 3.6 rebounds per contest... Despite playing just 14.7 minutes per game, he led the team~~

~~with 42 blocked shots... Best all-around game came against Butler when he posted career-highs~~

~~in minutes played (38), rebounds (11), and blocked shots (6)... Had four or more blocked shots~~

~~four times... 1998-99 — Played 28 minutes in 1 1 games... Averaged 0.5 points and 0.6 rebounds~~

~~per game... Registered a season high eight minutes vs. Howard on 1 1/21... Against top ranked~~

~~Xavier, he sank his only field goal of the game and finished with a season-high three points...~~

~~Registered seven rebounds for the season... Recorded three blocks and three assists... Finished~~

~~the season with five points... Was named to the 1999 Hank Gathers College League All-Star~~

~~Team... 1997-98 — Redshirted the season... Prior to La Salle — Averaged 13.7 points, 9.8~~

~~rebounds in his senior season at John F. Kennedy High... Made high school honor roll all four~~

years and finished in the top 10 percent of graduating class... Earned second team All-Bronx Senior honors and gained Distinguished Athlete Award at JFK as the school's outstanding athlete... Also Forward starred in volleyball. 6-8, 205

~~Bronx, NY John F. Kennedy~~

Opponent MOUNT ST. MARY'S CENTRAL CONNECTICUT ST. vs. High Point at Alabama at Northwestern PENNSYLVANIA vs. Drexel at Syracuse vs. Butler vs. Texas A&M at Duquesne ST. BONAVENTURE at Villanova RHODE ISLAND TEMPLE at Xavier at Dayton at George Washington VIRGINIA TECH at Massachusetts GEORGE WASHINGTON vs. St. Joseph's at Fordham DAYTON XAVIER at Virginia Tech DUQUESNE vs. St. Joseph's TOTALS Olson's Favorite Athletes: ephon Marbury, Ron Artest, amar Odom dvice to young people: hen you get knocked down, lake it off and get right back up.

~~Wilson's Career Highs~~

~~utes 38 -Butler (12/29/99) 3 -Alabama (11/27/99) 5 , -Alabama (11/27/99)~~

~~1 - Xavier (2/6/99)~~

~~A 1 - eight times~~

~~1 -Drexel (12/18/99) 4- Drexel (12/18/99) jiinds 11 - Butler (12/29/99) stS 2- Duquesne (1/5/00) lovers 2 - seven times ks 6 -Butler (12/29/99)~~

~~Is 2 - Butler (12/29/99) ts 6 -Alabama (11/27/99)~~

~~Total 3 -point Season G/GSF< -FGA PCT l( K.A PCT II -HA PCT its 1997-98 R Bdshirt~~

~~1998-99 II 2 io .200 1-5 200 2~~

~~iiiii) (-1 1999-00 28 5 14 45 .311 | [/9 19 Career 3«/5 16/55 .2«M is .125 1/11 43-64 101 2.7 (5/2 12 ^^^^fc 27~~

~~1999-2000 — Continued his games-started streak, which has reached 56, every game in his two seasons... Averaged 7.8 points and 3.6 rebounds per outing... Led the team with 135 assists,~~

~~which ranked him third in the Atlantic 10 Conference at 4.82 per game... Scored in double figures nine times and handed out five or more assists 16 times... Played the entire game 13~~

~~times, including one overtime game, and a stretch of six straight games where he played all 40 minutes... Was second on the team in minutes played with 1051... Finished seventh in the~~

~~conference in assist-to-turnover ratio at 1.59-to-l... 1998-99 - Started in all 28 of La Salle's~~

~~games... Played 34 or more minutes in 21 games... Led the team in steals (31), including 16 in~~

~~conference games... Was second on the team in steals (97)... His 982 minutes ranked fourth~~

~~highest on the Explorers... Scored in double fi gures eight times... Scored a season-high 20 points~~

~~(going 7-10 from the field) vs. Mount St. Mary's in the opener... Dished out five or more assists six times... Recorded two or more steals 10 times, including a season high of four versus~~

~~St. Bonaventure on 1/28... Shot 6-7 from behind the three-point arc vs. Mount St. Mary's in the~~

opener... Grabbed four or more rebounds 1 5 times, including a season high seven vs. St. Joseph's Junior on 3/3... His .737 free throw percentage was good for second best on the Explorers... Blocked a guard season-high two shots vs. Niagara on 12/23... Hit a season-best seven free throws against 6-2, 195 Duquesne on 1/6... Prior to La Salle — Coached in high school by former La Salle assistant Marcel Arribi... Named second team All-State by the Associated Press as a senior and picked for Erie, PA the fifth team following junior season... Finished his career as the third leading scorer in school

~~Cathedral Prep history with 1,102 points... As a senior he paced the team in scoring (18.2), field goal~~

~~percentage (51.6%), free throw percentage (72.4%), rebounding (6.0), assists (3.4) and steals~~

~~(2.2).~~

~~Opponent~~

~~\loi N l si. MARY'S~~

~~CENTRAI ( ONN] ( I K l I si vs. High Point~~

~~Ed Alabama at Northwestern PI NNSY1 VANIA vs. Dwxel~~

~~.it Syracuse vs. Butler vs. lexasA&M~~

~~si BON \\ l NTUR1 ai Villanova RHODE ISLAND~~

~~VIRGINIA II (II~~

~~..i Massachusetts~~

~~Gl ORGI Vt VSHINGTON vs. si Joseph's~~

~~.ii I ordham DA\ l"ON XAVIIK .a Virginia lech DlK.MH SNI~~

~~29 (Bthnfe' Career Highs~~

~~Minutes 45 - Virginia Tech (3/1/00)~~

~~FG 7-Mt. St. Mary's (11/14/98) FGA 12 - three times~~

~~3FG 6 -ML St. Mary's (11/14/98) 3FGA 9- Duquesne (1/5/00) FT 7 - two times FTA 8 - three Rebounds 8 -Drexel (12/18/99)~~

~~Assists 9-Mt. St. Mary's (11/20/99) Turnovers 7 - Duquesne (2/20/99) Blocks 2 -Niagara (12/23/98)~~

~~Steals 4 - St. Bonaventure (1/28/99)~~

~~Points 20-Mt. St. Mary's (11/14/98)~~

Total 3-point Rebounds Season G/GS FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT PTS AVG O-D TOT AVG PF/D A TO B S 1998-99 28/28 66/176 .375 29/100 .290 42/57 .737 203 7.3 6-88 94 3.4 77/2 97 94 7 31 1999-00 28/28 76/220 .345 34/121 .281 31/47 .660 217 7.8 23-79 102 3.6 77/2 135 85 10 35 Career 56/56 142/396 .359 63/221 .285 73/104 .702 420 7.5 29-167 196 3.5 144/4 232 179 17 66

~~I .v'tf J 45 Wooden Award Candidate.~~

~~1999-2000 -- Became one of the top offensive threats in the Atlantic 10 averaging 18.4 points~~

~~per game... Finished as the leading scorer in the Philadelphia Big 5 and was third overall in the~~

~~Atlantic 10... Named to Second Team All-Philadelphia Big 5 and Third Team All-Atlantic 10...~~

~~His leading the the Big 5 in scoring broke teammate Donnie Carr's three-year reign as scoring~~

~~champion... Was among the Atlantic 10 leaders in three-pointers made (83), three-point~~

~~percentage (38.1), blocked shots (34), field goal percentage (39.9), defensive rebounds (107)... He led the Explorers in scoring and also led the team in scoring in 13 contests... Along with~~

leading the team in scoring, he led the team in nine other statistical categories - minutes played (1072), average minutes (38.3), field goals (183), field goals attempted (459), three-pointer made (83), three-pointers attempted (218), three-point percentage (38.1), free throw percentage (81.7),

~~points scored (516)... Scored 20 or more points 12 times, including one stretch where he did it five times in six games, including his career-high 29 points vs. Texas A&M... Shot over 50%~~

from the field nine times, including a season-high 66.7% (8-of-12) at Villanova... 1998-99 - Junior Joined the team vs. Drexel on 12/19... Started the last 20 games of the season, including all 16 Forward conference games... Led the team in free throw percentage (.741)... Ranked second on the team in blocked shots (23)... His 45 three-pointers ranked him third on the Explorers... Finished fourth 6-8, 195 on the team in points per game (14.2), points (298), field goals (105) and rebounds (83). Played

34 or more minutes in 17 games, including the last 16... Scored in double figures in 19 games, Philadelphia, PA including over 20 twice... Pulled in four or more rebounds 11 times... Registered a season-best

Roman Catholic four blocks vs. St. Joseph's on 1/23... Had two or more blocks in seven games... Converted a season-high nine field goals on 1/9 vs. George Washington on his way to a 23-point game... Hit five three-pointers on 1/9 vs. George Washington and on 1/14 vs. Pennsylvania... Went 6-6 from

Opponent Min FGA MOUNT ST. MARY'S 35 4-16 CENTRAL CONNECTICUT ST. 37 8-15 vs. High Point 39 10-16 at Alabama 40 5-17 at Northwestern 39 5-12 PENNSYLVANIA 38 7-13 vs. Drexel 39 7-13 at Syracuse 40 8-26 vs. Butler 39 6-21 vs. Texas A&M 40 11-22 at Duquesne 39 9-26 ST. BONAVENTURE 40 3-16 at Villanova 38 8-12 RHODE ISLAND 40 5-18 TEMPLE 36 8-19 at Xavier 38 6-16 at Dayton 33 6-16 at George Washington 35 5-12 VIRGINIA TECH 40 5-12 at Massachusetts 34 3-11 GEORGE WASHINGTON 39 12-21 vs. St. Joseph's 40 6-10 at Fordham 38 7-19 DAYTON 38 5-17 XAVIER 40 7-19 at Virginia Tech 45 8-16 DUQUESNE 40 6-15 vs. St. Joseph's 33 3-13 TOTALS 1072 183-459 32 the free throw line in the Explorers' victory over nationally-ranked

~~Xavier... High School - Named the Philadelphia Daily News and Philadelphia Inquirer Player of the~~

~~Year in his senior season. . . Finished his high school career with 1,237 points... Averaged 27.0 points, eight rebounds, five assists, four blocks, and three steals per game his~~

~~senior year... For this, he was selected to the Associated Press First Team All-State and Parade Magazine's Third Team All- American... This past summer, Butler was named co-Most Valuable~~

~~Player in the Hank Gathers College Summer League.~~

~~Qutkr's Career Highs~~

~~utes 50 -St. Joseph's (1/23/99) 12 -G. Wash. (2/12/00)~~

~~26 - two times~~

~~5 - seven times~~

~~A 15 - two times 9-Drexel (12/18/99) 10 -Drexel (12/18/99)~~

~~) u lids 10 - two times sts 6- Xavier (1/23/00) lovers 7 - two times ks 4 -St. Joseph's (1/23/99)~~

~~Is 3 - two times ts 29- Texas A&M (12/30/99)~~

~~Total 3-poini Rebounds~~

~~•( Season (;/(;sk;-fga PCT FG-FGA 1 IMS \\(. ()-l) l()l \\(~~

~~1998-99 21/20 105/276 .380 45 l M 741 298 14.2 29-54 83 1.1~~

~~1 999-00 28/28 183/459 .399 83/218 817 516 18.4 41 107 14s 5 Career 49/48 288/735 .392 128/355 .361 110/140 786 814 16.6 70-161 231 4.74." 99/2 76 115 57 33~~

~~1999-00 — Saw action in 10 games... Played a season-high four minutes against Massachusetts..~~

~~Made only basket of the season, a three-pointer, in the Explorers win at Xavier... Prior to~~

~~La Salle - Did not play his final season at Christopher Robin Academy, but averaged 24 points~~

~~and seven rebounds assists per game at Campus Magnet in Queens, NY, in the 1996-97 season...~~

~~Also played scholastically at Oak Hill Academy.~~

~~Sophomore guard 6-4, 185~~

~~Mississauga, Ontario Westwood School~~

~~3FG- Opponent 3FGA CENTRAL CONNECTICUT ST.~~

~~vs. High Point~~

~~at Northwestern~~

~~vs. Drexel~~

~~at Duquesne TEMPLE~~

~~at CJeorge Washington~~

~~at Massachusetts DUQUESNE TOTALS~~

~~35 Jones' favorite things to do outside of basketball: Create Multimedia and play either the trumpet, piano, or saxophone.~~

~~Words to best describe him: A successful winner.~~

~~Jones' Career Highs~~

~~Minutes 4 - Massachusetts (2/9/00)~~

~~FG 1 -Xavier (1/23/00) FGA 2 - two times 3FG n/a~~

~~3FGA 1 - five times FT 3-G. Wash. (1/29/00) FTA 4-G. Wash. (1/29/00) Rebounds 2 -Drexel (12/18/99) Assists n/a~~

~~Turnovers 1 - two times Blocks n/a~~

~~Steals 1 - two times~~

~~Points 3 - two times~~

Total 3-point Rebounds Season G/GS FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT PTS AVG O-D TOT AVG PF/D A TO B 1999-00 10/0 1/7 .143 0/5 .000 6/10 .600 8 0.8 0-4 4 0.4 0/0 2 Career 10/0 1/7 .143 0/5 .000 6/10 .600 8 0.8 0-4 4 0.4 0/0 2

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~~Okosa is a transfer from Virginia Commonwealth who will be~~

~~eligible in the 2001-02 season... 1999-2000 - In his sophomore cam-~~

paign at VCU, Okosa averaged 6.7 points and 6.6 rebounds per game... He also posted 24 blocks and 24 steals while averaging 21.1 minutes... In conference games, he averaged 6.2 points and 7.1 rebounds... Posted career-high 14 points versus North Carolina A&T and a career-best 13

~~rebounds versus North Carolina- Wilmington... 1998-99 - Appeared in~~

~~all 3 1 games for the Rams and started in six of those games... Averaged~~

~~4.2 points and 5.3 rebounds in just under 18 minutes per game... Recorded three double-doubles and four double digit rebounding games... Recorded a career-high 17 points versus Old Dominion...~~

Prior to La Salle - Before his two seasons at VCU, Okosa averaged 2 points, 10 rebounds, and five blocks as he was named Gatorade Player of the Year in the state of Delaware in his senior season... In his high school career, he averaged 18.2 points, 17.5 rebounds, and 4.2 blocks...

~~Was named First Team All-Conference and All-State in his senior campaign... Named one of the top 15 centers by Hoop Scoop magazine. Claymont, DE Brandywine High~~

~~Prior to La Salle: Clark joins the team this season after sitting out last year~~

per transfer rules... He transferred from Catholic University... In his high school days at Malvern Prep, he was a two-time All-Inter Ac performer... In his senior year he averaged 15.0 points and 10.0 rebounds per game and was named the Bristol Tournament, Archbishop Carroll Tournament, and team Most Valuable Plaver.

~~Sophomore Guard 6-5,~~

~~Malvern, PA rchhishnp Carroll~~

~~37 55~~

Baptiste will be in the mix for the starting position at either power forward or center... Prior to La Salle: Coach Morris said, "he's a big bruiser, strong around the basket... He's very physical and we're looking forward to his helping to establish our inside presence"... The Explorers hope his big body will help clear many rebounds.

~~Paris, France Levallois 24~~

~~Prior to La Salle: Mulholland played his first three varsity seasons at~~

~~Shawnee (NJ) High, finished his career with 1,191 points, 483 assists,~~

~~42% from threes and 79% from the free-throw line... He played his senior year at Bishop Eustace, where he averaged 13.7 points per game,~~

~~3.3 assists, 3.1 rebounds and had a 3-1 assists-to-turnover ratio... He was named to the All-Olympic Conference Team (National Division) as a senior.~~

~~Medford, NJ Bishop Eustace~~

~~Prior to La Salle: Quadri helped lead his Boston English High team to back-to-back city championship games and to the Massachusetts~~

~~state championship game in his senior season... English was the~~

number one team in eastern Massachusetts and was state runner-up... In 1999-2000, English won both the City Championships and were crowned Eastern Massachusetts champion... He was honored as all- Boston South while averaging just under 12 points off the bench... Played on a talented team that has two other players playing in

~~Division I schools... He was a two-time all-city selection and one of three 1000-point scorers on the team.~~

~~Boston, MA Boston English~~

~~38 1999-2000 "Year in (Review~~

~~K ••*vA^ 'W~^^^ QAM.( {L- (By-Q!AM.< fE 9&CA~~

~~The 1999-2000 season got off to a promising start for the Explorers as they won their first three games, and six of~~

~~the first seven. Among these six wins were two road victories, including one over Northwestern, and a neutral court win.~~

~~Three home victories, including one over Big 5 rival Pennsylvania, rounded out the six wins. The lone loss of the first~~

~~seven games came to Alabama in the Crimson Tides' Tournament.~~

~~Donnie Carr got off to a hot start in the early going, averaging 20.3 points through the first six games. He was not~~

alone in his hot start, as Victor Thomas averaged 1 7.4 and Rasual Butler averaged 20.0 points per game over the first seven contests. The team was outscoring their opponents by nearly ten points per game (73.3 to 63.6) in the early going.

Things took a dramatic turn for the worse the day of the Explorers seventh game. La Salle defeated Drexel that day by a score of 70-54, but the real story was who didn't play. For the first time in his Explorer career, Carr missed a game. This would be the first of five games he missed due to being hospitalized for pneumonia. Not that Carr was the entire story either, as center Garrett Bragg missed this game, which was the first of four he would miss, with a stress

~~fracture in his foot. With these two out of the line-up, La Salle would lose its next eight games.~~

~~Among these eight games, La Salle lost in the Carrier Dome to Syracuse despite 25 points and 10 rebounds from~~

Butler and 17 points and 13 rebounds from Thomas. The Explorers also dropped their first four Atlantic 10 conference games, a game to Big 5 foe Villanova, and two heart-breaking losses in the Cable Car Classic. At the Cable Car, the

~~Explorers were held to their lowest point total -36 points - in school history in their opening round loss to Butler. In the consolation game, La Salle fell to Texas A&M on an overtime buzzer beater.~~

Despite this tough stretch, Carr returned to action in the Villanova game and Bragg had returned two games earlier at Duquesne. Having fallen short in four straight games in Philadelphia, the Explorers headed to Ohio for dates with Xavier and Dayton. The Xavier game turned out to be one of the biggest games of the year for La Salle. Hitting on all cylinders, the Explorers raced to a 31-23 halftime lead. Then La Salle took over in the second half and cruised to an

80-49 win. La Salle had four players in double figures, including an improbable 12-point, six-rebound performance from center James Jordan. In scoring his career-high, Jordan made 5-of-6 shots from the field and both foul shots.

~~After this victory, the season see-saw back-and-forth as the team closed the 4-7. Among these 1 1 games, the~~

~~Explorers picked up wins over Virginia Tech, George Washington, St. Joseph's - on national television - and Duquesne.~~

During the season, several accomplishments were reached by individual members of the team. Donnie Can- became the fifth Explorer to top the 2000-point plateau, and finished with 2,067 points, fourth best in school history. Victor

Thomas topped the 1,000-barrier in the Explorers win at Xavier. Thanks to Gary Johnson, of the NCAA, and Walt Meyer, an NCAA historian, they figured out that Carr and Thomas became the sixth 2000-1000 point teammates in Atlantic 10 history. The list of teammates they join are, in order: Keith Herron and Reggie Robinson of Villanova, James Bailey and

~~Abdel Anderson of Rutgers, Carlton Owens and Tom Garrick of Rhode Island, Mark Macon and Mik Kilgore of Temple, and Jim McCoy, Tony Barbee, Harper Williams, and William Herndon of Massachusetts.~~

~~Along with breaking the 1,000-point plateau, Thomas was climbing the charts in among the rebounds leaders also.~~

~~Thomas nearly doubled his career rebounding total in one season. He entered the 1999-2000 season with 290 career~~

~~rebounds in 55 games. Last season, he pulled down 244 rebounds in 28 games.~~

~~Not to be lost on all the scoring, was the man responsible for getting them the ball. Point guard Julian Blanks~~

~~finished as the team leader in assists with 135. He did this against 83 turnovers, which gave him the sixth-best~~

assist-to-turnover ratio in the conference at 1 .59. His leadership at the point help the Explorers have more or equal amounts assists and turnovers in 15 games. La Salle ranked 10th in the Atlantic 10 in assists per game (12.22) and sixth in assist/turnover ratio at 0.92. The Explorers as a team had 330 assists and 358 turnovers. The Explorers had the second

~~lowest turnover percentage in the Atlantic 10 at 13.3 per game.~~

The Explorers found home to still be sweet as they went 6-5 in the Tom Gola Arena. By finishing with a 6-5 record at home this season, the Explorers have raised the all-time record in the building to 35-9, including 15-7 since the

~~refurbishing.~~

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~~- - ': Game 1 Tom Gola Arena, Game 2 Tom Gola Arena, Game - Alabama Traditions Classic Philadelphia, PA Philadelphia, PA Tuscaloosa, AL~~

~~a Salle Explor La Salle Explorers (70) La Salle Explorers (85) same FG FT R A B S PT Name FG FT R A B S PT Name FG FT R A B s PT~~

~~Victor Thomas 5-11 8-10 7 4 19 Victor Thomas 4-12 3-5 4 1 11 Victor Thomas 7-11 5-6 Hi 2 1~~

'asual Butler Rasual Butler 8-15 3-3 9 1 21 Rasual Butler 10-16 1-2 7 1 26 -3 jarrett Bragg 2-7 2-28001 Garrett Bragg 1 1-2 5 1 3 Garrett Bragg 3-7 2-2 11 1 1 8 ulian Blanks 3-8 0-0 5 9 Julian Blanks 3-9 3-4 5 5 2 11 Julian Blanks 4-8 0-0 5 4 3 9 )onnie Carr Donnie Carr 8-19 1-2 6 4 2 20 Donnie Carr 7-23 3-4 3 2 19 ames Jordan 0-0 0-0 4 Mike Sidebotham 0-0 0-0 Mike Sidebotham 1-1 0-0 2 Vnwar Wilson 1-2 0-04001 Dwayne Jones 0-0 0-0 Dwayne Jones 0-0 0-0

~~James Jordan 0-2 0-2 7 1 1 Alek. Pavlovic 0-1 0-0 1 1~~

~~otals 24-6616-20 45 17 2 5 73 Anwar Wilson 2-3 0-0 2 1 4 James Jordan 0-0 0-1 3 1 1~~

~~Team 4 Anwar Wilson 0-0 0-0 1 2~~

~~G% - .364; 3-Point Goals (9-29, .310) Totals 26-6311-18 42 12 1 6 70 Team 1 'nomas 1-3, Butler 1-8, Blanks 1-6, Carr 6-12; Totals 32-671 1-15 43 12 5 3 85~~

2-8 - Thomas 0-7, Butler , Blanks 2-6, Carr 3-10, FG% .478; 3-Point Goals (10-16, .62 5) 0-1; flount St. Marv's (64) Wilson Thomas 2-3, Butler 5-d , Blanks 1-2 Carr 2 5; "teme FG FT R A B S PT FT%-.611. FT % - .733.

~~tobert Bolgac 5-11 0-0 11 1 12~~

~~Terrence Wilson 7-17 4-5 8 1 20 Central Connecticut State (60) High Point (62) Conata Springer 1-3 0-0 2 2 Name FG FT R A B S PT Name FG FT R A B S PT~~

~~iregory Harris 8-20 0-0 6 4 3 18 Bryan Finley 5-12 6-7 5 3 17 Anthony Jackson 1-4 1-2 4 1 3~~

Won Herbert 2-6 0-03200 4 Jeremy Bergh 3-5 0-0 5 1 6 Georgie Cullen 8-19 6-8 7 1 22 5- erry Lloyd 0-2 0-00000 Corsley Edwards 17 2-4 14 1 1 1 12 M. [gnatavicius 1-3 1-1 5 3 ;smond Marvray 0-2 0-03000 Tomas Brookins 6-10 1-1 5 2 2 15 Brooks Lee 1-2 2-2 2 5

~~bson Grace 1-1 0-0 1 2 Dean Walker 3-10 0-0 4 1 2 7 1) \ Weerdhuizen 5-12 u-n 4 2 1 11 lllgel Rivera 3-10 0-0 9 2 6 Kofi Mesah 0-0 0-0 Myron Stewart 3-9 1-3 2 7~~

~~Team 3 Damian Battles 0-5 0-0 1 1 Teddy Hart 0-1 0-0 1 m |Totals 27-72 4-5 46 10 1 4 64 Juan Ramos 1-3 1-2 4 3 Bill) Anderson 1-1 0-0 2 2~~

Team 3 Jimim Bennett 3-9 1-4 1 1 1 7 G% - .375; 3-Point Goals (6-20, .300) Balgac Totals 23-6210-14 41 7 2 6 60 Tim Wilson 1-4 0-0 2 -4, Wilson 2-6, Harris 2-7, Herbert 0-1, Lloyd Team 5 1-1, Marvray 0-1; FT % - .800. FG% - .371; 3-Point Goals (4-9, .444) Finley Totals 24-6412-20 36 3 2 2 62 1-3, Brookins 2-3, Walker 1-2, Battl es0-l;

~~FT%-.714. FG% - .375; 3-Point Goals (2- ). .444)1 ee 1-1.~~

The team opened its season by Jackson 0-2. [gnatavicius 0- , Hart 0-1. vai Ideating Mount St. Mary's 73-64, in the Weerdhui/en 1-3; FT % - .600. B\ defeating Central Connecticut ;eason opener for both teams. State, 70-60, the team opened its season 2-0. Senior guard Donnie Carr led the The Explorers opened the Alabama It was the two Roman Catholic alums vay for the Explorers with 28 points, on Traditions Classic shooting a torrid 62.596 on the La Salle roster that did in the Blue )-of-22 shooting, and also grabbed seven from three-point range. I he> connected on Devils. Sophomore forward Rasual Butler ebounds. Junior forward Victor Thomas 10-of-16 three-pointers en route to an 85-62 scored 21 points and grabbed nine rebounds, idded 19 points and seven rebounds lor the victory. while senior Donnie Carr added 20 points, six Explorers. Sophomore Rasual Butler shot rebounds, and tour assists Afterwards, La Salle head coach I0-of-16 from the field, including S-of-6 from

Afterwards, I a Salle head coach ipeedy Morris said, "I was happy with the three-point range, on Ins wa\ to a game-high Speedy Morris said. "I thought we played Kbit. I thought we played much better 26 points. great defense tonight and rebounded \er\ well. lcfense in the second half." Referring to I he Explorers opened the second

I'lus. I think out big men are playing well unior center Garrett Brayi>, Morris said, "I half with a 13-5 run o\er the opening five Morris was referring to the two- nought Garrett played his best game since his minutes I hat opened up a 54-4 | lead I hev headed center of juniors Garretl Bragg and reshman year. He battled through last year then went on a 20-6 run from the I 1 00 minute .lames Jordan who combined for |iist three liter having a nine-month stress fracture in his mark to the 4:30 mark to Spread their lead to points, but grabbed 12 rebounds but." Bragg finished with six points and eight 76-53

~~w ith ins 20 points I uesdaj night, bounds in 51 minutes oi action, which is a Biillei was aided b) Donnn ( .n i~~

( .in moved inlo ninth place on the I \ploieis Beer-high. and Victor Thomas, who combined lot 40 all-time scoring list with 1,703 points lii this for the Mountaineers, Terrence points on |4-of-34 shooting I hoinas also

game, ( an passed two players, two-time Wilson led the was with 20 points and eight grabbed 10 rebounds, in what would be the Academic \ll American -hnk Hunt (1,693 bounds. Grey Harris added IS points. fust o\ I I double-doubles

~~points) and formei NB \ I hree Poinl Shooting hrris said afterwards, "I love playing against JuniOl (.arret! Bragg notched~~

~~Inn ' I points) Champion /.e/< 1 ,699 Donnie) Carr. We have the same type game season highs in points (Si and lebouiuls (111~~

~~tnd I think we bring out the best in each othei I hat rebound total also was his eaieei-high~~

~~41 1~~

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~~Game 4 - Alabama Traditions Classic Game 5 - Welsh-Ryan Arena Game 6 - Tom Gola Arena Tuscaloosa, AL Evanston, IL Philadelphia, PA~~

~~La Salle Explorers (70) La Salle Explorers (62) La Salle Explorers (83) Name FG FT R A B S PT Name FG FT R A B S PT Name FT R~~

~~Victor Thomas 8-14 2-4 10 1 21 Victor Thomas 7-12 2-2 9 1 1 19 Victor Thomas 2-8 10-12 12~~

~~Rasual Butler 5-17 2-2 4 3 1 16 Rasual Butler 5-12 1-2 3 1 2 15 Rasual Butler 7-13 6-6 3~~

~~Garrett Bragg 1 -3 0-0 3 2 Garrett Bragg 2-3 0-0 3 1 2 4 Garrett Bragg 2-6 0-0~~

~~Julian Blanks 3-8 2-4 3 2 1 9 Julian Blanks 3-10 2-2 6 6 2 10 Julian Blanks 4-11 4-4 5~~

~~DonnieCarr 6-16 1-3 2 5 1 16 DonnieCarr 3-10 7-9 7 1 14 Donnie Carr 6-11 9-10 6~~

~~James Jordan 0-1 0-0 1 1 Mike Sidebotham 0-1 0-0 1 James Jordan~~

~~Anwar Wilson 3-5 0-0 5 1 6 Dwayne Jones 0-1 0-0 Anwar Wilson 0-0 0-0 4~~

~~Team 1 A. Pavlovic 0-0 0-0 Team~~

~~Totals 26-64 7-13 29 10 1 5 70 James Jordan 0- 0-0 1 1 Totals 22-50 29-33 36 10 5 3~~

~~Anwar Wilson 0-1 0-0 5 1 1 1~~

~~- - FG% .406; 3-Point Goals (1 1-28, .393) Team 2 FG% .440; 3-Point Goals (10-20, .~~

Thomas 3-6, Butler 4-10, Blanks 1-6, Carr 3-6; Totals 20-5112-15 30 14 4 10 62 Thomas 0-0, Butler 5-9, Blanks 1-5, < FT % - .538. FT % - .879. FG% - .392; 3-Point Goals (10-26, .385) 4-" Alabama (85) Thomas 3-6, Butler , Blanks 2-6, Carr 1-5, Pennsylvania (76) Name FG FT R A B S PT Sidebotham 0-1, Jones 0-1; FT % - .800. Name FG FT R A

~~Erwin Dudley 5-8 2-2 6 1 12 Ugonna Onyekwe 1-7 Jeremy Hays 9-10 8-9 5 26 Northwestern (44) Koko Archibong 2-4~~

~~Terrence Meade 3-7 1-4 2 5 1 2 9 Name FG FT R A B S PT Geoff Owens 8-15~~

~~Doc Martin 2-4 0-0 3 1 1 4 Steve Lepore 3-10 1-2 8 2 2 8 MattLangel 6-13 0-0 3 5~~

~~RodGrizzard 6-9 1-1 8 3 3 1 13 Tavaras Hardy 1-5 3-3 6 2 5 Michael Jordan 9-1'~~

~~Schea Cotton 3-7 2-2 1 1 1 8 Brody Deren 2-9 0-0 4 4 David Klatsky 0-~~

~~Tarik London 0-0 0-0 1 2 Ben Johnson 0-7 0-0 4 2 Lamar Plummer 2-8 0-0 1~~

~~Kenny Walker 5-7 3-4 6 13 David Newman 3-7 2-2 1 2 1 10 Oggie KapetanovicO-0 0-0~~

~~Sam Haginas 0-2 0-0 1 Winston Blake 4-6 6-7 3 14 Duane King 1-3 0-0 Team 2 Jason Burke 0-0 0-0 Josh Sanger 0-1 Totals 33-5417-22 36 13 4 5 85 Collier Drayton 1-1 1-2 3 4 3 Team 4~~

~~Aaron Jennings 0- 0-0 Totals 29-65 7-8 31 16 1 10 76~~

- FG% .611; 3-Point Goals (2-10, . 200) Meade Team 9 2-5, Martin 0-2, Grizzard 0-2, Cotton 0-1 Totals 14-4613-17 38 12 3 44 FG% - .446; 3-Point Goals (1 1-25, .440) FT%-.773. Langel 5-9, Onyekwe 0-1, Jordan 3-5, Klatsky

~~- - FG% .304; 3-Point Goals (3- 13,. 23 1 ) Lepore 0-1, Plummer 2-7, King 1-2; FT % .875. 1-5, Johnson 0-3, Newman 2-5; FT% - .765.~~

solid Facing a host school for the La Salle continued its road swing Playing in their first City Serii championship, La Salle shot the ball well with a stop in Evanston, to face off against game, the Explorers defeated the Pei (40.6%) and took care of the ball (8 turnovers), Northwestern. The Explorers, who had made it wasn't Quakers 83-76. but enough. Alabama shot 61.1% for as many free throws (8) as field goals (8) in the The Roman Catholic connection the game, including (64%) in the second half, first half, were able to pull away in the second Rasual Butler and Donnie Carr each scon on their way to an 85-70 victory. half and score a 62-44 win. 25 points, while combining to shoot 13-of-2' Victor Thomas recorded his second While placing four players in double from the field. Both were equal opportunity straight double-double with 21 points and 10 figures, the Explorers also forced a season- scorers for La Salle, with Butler scoring 13 rebounds. Donnie Carr added 16 points and high 19 turnovers. Leading the way was the first half and 12 in the second. Carr on the five assists. Victor Thomas, who scored 19 points and other hand, had 12 in the first and 13 in the In the first half, the Crimson Tide grabbed nine rebounds. He was aided by 15 second. gradually built a 10-point lead, that the points from Rasual Butler, while Donnie Though La Salle made seven fewei Explorers eventually cut to three with 7:21 left. Carr and Julian Blanks combined for 24 Alabama then outscored La Salle 14-4 the rest field goals than the Quakers, the Explorers points and 1 3 assists. made 29-of-33 free throws, including 22-of-25 of the half, to take a 41-28 lead into The key to this game was the in the second half. intermission. Explorers defense. They held the Wildcats to La Salle never trailed in this game as Alabama stretched its lead as high as 14 field goals - seven in each half- and 3-of- Butler buried a three-pointer just under twc 21 points on two occasions, while the 13 from three-point range. While forcing a minutes into the game. The Explorers Explorers were able to cut the lead to 1 1 two season-high 19 turnovers, the Explorers also

stretched their first half lead to 1 , and it was times. Jeremy Hays, who scored 24 points in grabbed a season-high 10 steals. 1 as high as 13 in the second half. The Quakers the first half, injured his knee early in the The Wildcats two leading scorers - got as close as four with :30 remaining on z second half and would not return. Five Ben Johnson and Steve Lepore - combined to three-pointer by Michael Jordan, but were Crimson Tide players combined for 40 of the shoot 3-of-17 from the field while scoring unable to make another shot. Carr and Butlei 44 second half points on 16-of-25 shooting. only eight points. The Explorers got 27 points from their big hit 3-of-4 free throws after that to create the guns - Carr, Thomas, and Rasual Butler. final margin. 42 gAME-tBr-gAME (Recaps

~~Game 7 - The Palestra Game 8 - Carrier Dome Game 9 - Cable Car Classic Philadelphia, PA Syracuse, NY Santa Clara, CA~~

~~Salle Explorers (70) La Salle Explorers (52) La Salle F. xplorers (36) name FG FT R A B S PT Name FG FT R A B S PT Name FG 11 R A B S PT~~

~~Victor Thomas 4-12 6-10 11 1 1 1 17 Victor Thomas 7-17 3-3 13 2 17 V. Thomas 2-10 2-3 9 2 1 7~~

~~Hwar Wilson 1-4 1-48040 3 Anwar Wilson 1-3 0-2 5 2 2 A. Wilson 0-4 0-0 11 1 6 2~~

~~ames Jordan 1-3 0-05000 2 James Jordan 0-6 2-2 5 10 12 J. Jordan 1-3 1-2 11 1 1 1 3~~

~~4-9 0-0 1 11 i Blanks 3-9 7-8 8 8 2 14 Julian Blanks 2-12 0-0 2 5 15 J. Blanks 4~~

~~Casual Butler 7-13 9-10 2 1 3 26 Rasual Butler 8-26 5-6 10 1 2 25 R. Butler 6-21 0-0 2 15~~

~~dike SidebothamO-0 0-00000 Alek. Pavlovic 0-0 0-1 1 10 A. Pavlovic 0-5 0-1 3~~

~~Dwayne Jones 0-0 1-22000 1 Mike Pidhirsky 0-1 1-2 2 1 Team 2 Vlek. Pavlovic 2-2 0-011006 Team 4 Totals 13-52 3-6 42 5 8 3 36~~

dike Pidhirsky 0-1 1-40010 1 Totals 18-65 11-16 42 8 4 4 52 cum 7 FG% - 2570 3-Point Goals (7- 20, 350) otals 18-44 25-38 44 11 9 3 70 FG% - .277; 3-Point Goals (5-24, .208) Thomas 1-3, Butler 3-9. Blanks 3-4. Wilson 0-1. Thomas 0-3, Butler 4-15. Blanks 1-6; FT % - Pavlovic 0-3 FT % - .500. "G% - .409; 3-Point Goals (9-17, .529) .688. Thomas 3-5, Butler 3-6, Blanks 1-4, Pavlovic 2- Butler (43) Syracuse (68) Name FG FT R A B S PT

~~Name FG FT R A B S PT M. Marshall 3-10 3-5 in 1 9~~

~~Damone Brown 3-8 2-3 7 2 10 8 R. Hainje 1-7 1-3 4 1 1 4~~

~~Drexel (54) Ryan Blackwell 5-10 4-7 13 2 5 14 J. Cornette 2-6 0-0 5 1 4 Same FG FT R A B s Etan Thomas 7-13 0-0 7 2 14 T. Jackson 3-8 0-0 2 2 2 7~~

~~'etrick Sanders 5-16 0-0 6 1 1 Tony Bland 5-8 2-2 5 3 1 13 L. Jordan 2-8 0-0 3 2 4~~

~~vlike Kouser 8-24 2-2 14 1 3 Jason Hart 6-11 6-7 2 8 3 19 f). A re hex 0-5 0-0 1~~

~~L'hris Burch 1-3 0-1 4 1 Preston Shumpert 0-2 0-0 10 S. Robisch 1-5 0-0 4 1 2 1 2~~

~~Bryant Coursey 5-12 0-1 2 6 Allen Griffin 0-0 0-0 A. Graves 3-6 4-4 6 1 1 11~~

~~Tom Dearborn 0-5 1-2 2 Kueth Duany 0-1 0-0 1 L. Currx 1-2 0-0 1 2~~

~~Robert Battle 0-2 2-2 2 1 DeShaun Williams0-3 0-0 1 M. Moore 0-0 0-0 Stephen Starks 0-2 0-0 3 Team 3 Team 8~~

~~\shley Howard 3-5 0-0 2 1 Totals 26-5614-19 39 16 4 8 68 Totals 16-57 8-12 43 6 2 9 43 Tim Whitworth 0-0 1-2~~

lay Overcash 0-1 0-0 1 FG% - .464; 3-Point Goals (2-8, .259) Brown FG%-.281 3-Point Goals (3- 4. 214) Hainje David Stec 0-0 0-0 0-2, Blackwell 0-1, Bland 1-2. Hart 1-1. Duanj 1-1. Jackson 1-2, Jordan 0-3 Archex ()-. lefT Mitchell 0-0 0-0 0-1, Williams 0-1; FT % - .737 (naves 1-4. Currx 0-1; FT%- .667. learn 9 Totals 22-70 6-10 41 12 7

FG% - .314; 3-Point Goals (4-21. .190) Kouser I a Salk- made the trip to Syracuse to 7, Coursey 1-5, Dearborn 0-5, Howard 2-3, square oil against the Orangemen again miss- Kei cash 0-1; FT%-.600. ing Donnie Carr and Garrett Bragg. The

1 lie I xplorers nude their first I xplorers, despite 27.7°o shooting, hung tough appearance in the (able Car Classic since the Playing without Donnie Carr for the with their hosts, before falling 68-52. 1972-73 season. In the Opener, the) laced tor- "irst time in his career, and also missing Rasual Butler, Victor Thomas, and niei \l( ( opponent Butler. Garrett Bragg, La Salle pulled off an Julian Blanks combined for 47 points, while

In a defensive struggle. I a Salle tell nt improbable 70-54 win over Drexel in the each played the entire game. I he Explorers 43-36, as the teams combined to shoot 2<> <>% >ir|Palcstta. were able to sia\ close because the) controlled (29-of-109) from the field. Rasual Butler Carr missed the first of five straight the plass. OUtrebounding the Orangemen 42- scored a game-high 15 points, but he turned tli games after being hospitalized by pneumonia. J9, including 20-10 on the offensive boards the ball over six times. He had started 88 straight games prior to this Butler recorded his first double-double, while - I he had just one player J game. Bragg was out for the first of lour Bulldogs I bonus notched his fifth of the season. \ndicw (.ra\es score in double figures, ret games with a stress fracture in his loot. Syracuse was powered b) Jason Kasual Butler scored 26 points and with 1 1 |X>ints. Butler's defense was the ke\ to Hart, I tan I nomas, and Ryan Blackwell

~~the game. I hex snagged nine steals, and Victor Thomas had his fourth double-double Hart recorded a team-high 19 points and B~~

forced 1 7 I Kplorer turnovers. in five games to pace the I xplorers. game-high eight assists. Man I bonus had ii La Salle made |iist two baskets over La Salle did its damage in this one points, as did Ryan Blackwell. with Blackwell the final 7 10 ot the panic, with Butler nuking from behind the arc and at the Foul line. I he ; also grabbing I rebounds. I he trio combined iheni both xplorers buried 9-of-17 three-pointers, while to shool I8-0I ; i roi the game

I he I xplorei also an holding Drexel to just 4-of-21 from three-point defense had I he Orange took control iii the excellent panic Sophomoic Vnwar Wilson range the I hot While xplorers were from second hall w ith an 8-0 run to extend then lead six shots three-point range, they were also parading to blocked a career-high Wilson and to 17 points I a Salle gOl as close as nine James Jordan each pulled down II rebounds. foul line. I a Salle made 25-ol-2N from the points aftei a Butlei three-pointer with 2:27 with both notching career-highs free throw line, while the Dragons were jusl remaining, but the} did nuke another field

~~6-of-IO. I'o.il the icinaiiulci ot the uame 43 5 1~~

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~~- - Game 10 Cable Car Classic Game 1 1 A.J. Palumbo Center Game 1 2 - Tom Gola Arena Santa Clara ,CA Pittsburgh, PA Philadelphia, PA~~

~~La Salic Explorers (69) La Salle Explorers (63) La Salle (51) Name FG FT R A B S IT Name FG FT R A B S PT Name FG FT R A B S PT~~

~~1 Victor Thomas 2- 1 2-2 5 1 8 Victor Thomas 7-19 2-4 11 1 17 Victor Thomas 10-13 1-2 9 1 24~~

~~Anwar Wilson 0-3 0-0 2 2 Anwar Wilson 0-2 0-0 5 2 4 1 Rasual Butler 3-16 1-2 4 3 2 1 9 James Jordan 4-8 3-4 5 3 11 James Jordan 2-4 0-3 6 4 James Jordan 1-3 0-0 3 3 2~~

~~Julian Blanks 2-8 0-0 6 8 1 5 Julian Blanks 6-12 0-0 4 7 1 2 17 Julian Blanks 4-7 0-0 2 4 2 1 8~~

~~Rasual Butler 1 1-22 2-3 10 3 1 29 Rasual Butler 9-26 2-2 2 4 3 24 Donnie Carr 3-8 1-2 3 8~~

~~Alek. Pavlovic 5-9 2-2 2 16 Mike SidebothamO-0 0-0 Alek. Pavlovic 0-0 0-0 1~~

~~Team 4 Dwavne Jones 0-1 0-0 Anwar Wilson 0-2 0-0 3 1~~

~~Totals 24-65 »-ll 34 15 2 2 69 Alek. Pavlovic 0-2 0-1 1 1 Garrett Bragg 0-2 0-0~~

~~Garrett Bragg 0-1 1-2 1 Team 4 FG% - .369; 3-Point Goals (12 -33, .364) Team 5 Totals 21-51 3-6 26 12 4 5 51~~

~~Thomas 2-9, Butler 5-11, Blanks ]-t , Pavlovic Totals 24-67 5-12 34 15 8 4 63 4-7; FT%-.818. FG% - .412; 3-Point Goals (6-21, .286)~~

- FG% .358; 3-Point Goals (10-34, .294) Thomas 3-5, Butler 2-8, Blanks 0-3, Carr 1 Texas A&M (70) Thomas 1-7, Butler 4-15, Blanks 5-9, Pavlovic Wilson 0-1; FT % - .500. Name FG FT R A B S PI 0-2. Jones 0-1; FT%-.417. Aaron Jack 3-4 0-4 10 2 6 St. Bonaventure (66) Larrv Scott 5-12 0-0 7 3 2 13 Duquesne (83) Name FG FT R A B S Jerald Brown 6-1 1-2 4 14 Name FG FT R A B s PT Patricio Prato 5-8 4-4 6 3

~~Jamaal Gilchrist 1-1 0-0 4 4 2 Wayne Smith 5-13 3-5 12 7 4 17 JPeter Van Paassen 3-9 6-6 10 1~~

~~Bernard King 8-19 2-5 10 4 2 1 21 Charles Stanfield 6-8 2-2 3 2 17 [Caswell Cyrus 3-8 1-4 4 2 1~~

~~Andy Leatherman 0-1 0-0 2 2 D.Stephenson 1-1 2-4 5 1 1 4 D. Messiah-Capers4-8 2-3 4 3~~

~~Carlton Brown 6-10 0-0 3 1 12 D. Montgomery 2-6 0-0 8 4 6 iTimWinn 5-11 0-0 5 2~~

~~Paul Jacobs 0-0 0-0 Shawn Tann 3-7 0-0 1 1 9 jVidal Massiah 0-1 0-0 1~~

~~Andv Slocum 0-1 0-0 2 1 Simon Ogunlesi 3-6 0-1 5 1 6 Robert Cheeks 1-3 | 2-41200~~

~~Tomas Ress 1 -3 0-0 1 2 Courtney Wallace7-12 0-0 8 5 16 Ernest Bremer 0-5 0-0 2 1 1~~

~~Team 1 Kevin Forney 3-8 0-0 1 6 Bob Dziengeleski 0-0 0-0 1~~

~~Totals 30-62 3-11 44 16 2 4 70 Brad Midgley 1-4 0-0 6 1 2 Eric Siegrist 2-3 0-01000~~

~~Jamal Hunter 0-3 0-0 1 1 Team 8~~

FG% - .484; 3-Point Goals (7- 21,. 333) Scott Team 5 Totals 23-5615-21 42 15 1 10 3-7, Brown 1-2, King 3-9, Leatherman 0-1, Ress Totals 31-68 7-12 54 19 4 6 83 0-2; FT%-.273. FG% - .360; 3-Point Goals (5-19, .263) Prato FG% - .456; 3-Point Goals (14-24, .583) Smith 1-3, Messiah-Capers 1-4, Winn 1-5, Cheeks 0-1, 4-4, Stand fie Id 3-4, Montgomery 2-3, Tann 3-6, Bremer 0-3, Siegrist 2-3; FT % - .714. '. . Wallace 2-4, Fornev 0-1, Hunter 0-2; FT % -

.583. Playing in their arena for the first time in a month, the Explorers dropped their La Salle returned to the East Coast tol fifth straight game, losing 66-51, despite 24 In the consolation game, La Salle played its first conference game of the season points and nine rebounds from Victor Thomas would face Texas for the fourth time in A&M at Duquesne. The Dukes won the game 83-63, and the return of Donnie Carr. their history. It took buzzer beater to decide a continuing a streak in which the home team! Thomas nailed 10-of-13 from the this one, as the Aggies won 70-69 on a last won for the ninth straight game in the series. ! field, while playing all 40 minutes. Taking second prayer. The Dukes shot 45.6% for the game,' Thomas' statistics out of the totals, the m Bernard King, who scored a team- including 58.3% from three-point range. They Explorers shot ll-of-38 (28.9%) from the high 21 points, banked in a three-pointer with were led by Wayne Smith and Charles field. Rasual Butler in his face as time expired. Stan tkld. who each scored 17 points. Smith Carr played for the first time since ut King also grabbed 10 rebounds and handed out also had team-highs with 12 rebounds and the Pennsylvania game on December 7. four assists. .seven assists. returned to the line-up despite being as much La Salle was led by Butler's career- The Explorers got 24 points from' as 20 pounds lighter than before the illness. high 29-point effort. He also pulled down 10 Rasual Butler and 17 points from Victor He would score eight points in 29 minutes of rebounds, while playing all 40 minutes. Thomas and Julian Blanks. action. Freshman Aleksandar Pavlovic scored a After trailing by eight at halftime, the The Bonnies placed four players in career-high 16 points off the bench in 23 Explorers were outscored 17-7 over the double figures, led by Patricio Prato 's 15 minutes of action. opening 7:30 minutes of the second half. The points. After tying the game at 39-39 with! The Aggies won this game by shoot- Dukes spread their lead as high as 24, with 11:10 remaining, St. Bonaventure went on aj ing 48.4% from the field, including 53.1% in 5:15 remaining. 1 8-5 run over the next 6: 1 to take control of the second half. The Explorers had rallied from aj the game. Butler to the all was named 13-point first half deficit to tie the game at 33-' The key for the Bonnies was the 20 tournament team for his 44-point, 12-rebound 33. The Dukes then closed the half on an 8-0i offensive rebounds they grabbed. They v effort. run over the final five minutes. outrebounded the Explorers 12-2 on the offensive glass in the second half. 44 1 1 1

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~~Game 13 - The Pavilion Game 14 - Tom Gola Arena Game 1 5 - Tom Gola Arena Villanova, PA Philadelphia, PA Philadelphia, PA~~

Salle (72) La Salle (66) La Salle (50) iamc FG FT R A B S PT Name FG FT R A B S PI Name FG 5-14 'ictor Thomas 8-13 2-2 10 Victor Thomas 10-18 5-5 8 3 3 30 Victor Thomas Rasual Butler 8-19 Casual Butler 8-12 1-2 4 Rasual Butler 5-18 1-2 6 2 13 James Jordan 0- ames Jordan 2-6 1-2 3 James Jordan 0-2 2-6 7 2 2 Julian Blanks 1-3 ilian Blanks 3-7 0-3 4 Julian Blanks 3-5 0-0 1 8 1 9 0- Donnie Carr 1 4-42101 4 )onnieCarr 8-18 0-0 4 Donnie Carr 3-13 1-3 4 4 1 8 Mike Sidebotham0-1 0-02101 0-1 0-0 0-0 1 ilek. Pavlovic 1 Alek. Pavlovic 0-0 Dwavne Jones 0-1

~~inwar Wilson 0-1 0-0 1 Anwar Wilson 2-2 0-0 2 1 Alek". Pavlovic 0-2~~

iarrett Bragg 2-4 0-0 1 1 Garrett Bragg 0-0 0-0 1 1 Anwar Wilson 1-1 earn Team 6 Mike Pidhirsky 0-0 0-00010 otals 31-62 4-9 30 15 3 Totals 23-58 9-16 36 17 2 7 66 Garrett Bragg 0-3 Team Totals 15-55 14-21 40 10 5 8 50 - - G% .500; 3-Point Goals (6-15, .400) FG% .397; 3-Point Goals ( 1 25. .440) 'homas 3-5, Butler 2-2, Blanks 1-4. Can 0-4: Thomas 5-11, Butler 2-7, Blanks 3-4 ,Carr -3; FG% - .273; 3-Point Goals (6-33, .182) - .444. FT - .563. T % % Thomas 1-8, Butler 4-10, Blanks 1-3, Carr 0-8. Jones 0-1, Sidebotham 0-1, Pavlovic 0-2: FT /illanova (80) Rhode Island (75)

Irooks Sales 2-7 7-8 6 II Luther Clay 7-14 1-2 4 2 2 15 Name FG FT R A B S PT Mark Karcher /lalik Allen 7-11 2-2 Andrew Wafula 0-0 0-0 1 Lamont Barnes Jobby Smith 3-5 1-2 Tip Vinson 4-8 0-0 3 2 1 2 s Kevin l.vde jary Buchanan 2-5 0-0 Zach Marbury 8-13 3-3 3 4 2 20 Pepe Sanchez 4-9 0-0 9 7 3 10 .J. Caouette 0- 0-0 Justin Henry 0-0 0-0 1 Quincy Wadley 6-9 0-0 7 3 3 14 2-2 ermaine Medley 5-9 0-0 Tiger Womack 3-8 5 2 1 1 8 Greg Jefferson 0-2 0-00001 Won Matthews 7-10 2-4 8 1 16 Howard Smith 0-1 5-6 3 2 5 Lynn Greer Ucky Wright 0-0 0-0 Team 4 Keaton Sanders Andrew Sullivan 0-0 0-0 Totals 30-5514-17 29 17 2 10 75 Alex Wesbj 0-0 4 10 Ron Rollerson

0-0 1 - M. C. Barn 0-0 5 31-5814-19 35 16 2 10 80 FG% .545; 3-Point Goals (1-6, .167) Bell 0-1. Tean Marbury 1-4, Womack 0-1; FT%- .824. Totals 26-6311-14 44 18 ?G% - .534; 3-Point Goals (4-15, .267) Lynch

5, Smith 1-2, Buchanan 1-2, Caouette 0-1, FG% - .413; 3-Point Goals (9-26. .346) Medley 1-5; FT % - .737. Karcher 2-6. Sanchez 2-4. Wadlev 2-4. Cireer 3- 9. Weshv 0-3; FT % - .786. its La Salle played last out-of- La Salle dropped its seventh straight onference of the at Pavilion, fell for the eighth game season the game overall - second straight at home - and rhe Explorers - vhen they squared off against Villanova. ninth straight to Rhode Island, as the Ranis straight game overall - third straight at home The Wildcats won this Big 5 battle xame away with a 75-66 decision over the as the visiting lemple Owls scored a 72-50 10-72, in a game that Donnie Carr tried to F.xplorers in Atlantic 10 Conference action. decision over the Explorers in Atlantic 10 over in spite Carr, in his Conference action. ake of himself. The Rams used a 22-4 first half run and Philadelphia Big 5

;econd game back from pneumonia, scored 16 I he Owls used a 24-6 run over the to take control, I a Salle had clawed back to tie )oints from in 30 minutes, shooting 8-of-18 the game at 16-16. then Rhode Island ran off opening 10:20 to open a big lead that the he field. 22 of the final 26 points ol the half. When the Explorers couldn't overcome 1 a Salle could onlv Victor Thomas and Rasual Butler Rams hit the first basket of the second hall. cut lemple's lead to 20 with 10:10 feored 21 and 19 points respectively to keep remaining in the game, lemple used a 12-2 their lead was stretched to 20. I he 1 xplorers ie Explorers in the game. gol as close as seven alter a three-pointer bv run over the next J:32 to stretch the lead back to This game was decided on the free Victor Thomafl with 5:38 remaining in the )0

~~hrow line, as the Wildcats took and made ID game. 1 a Salle got 20 points and five~~

~~; ofjuore free throws than La Salle. rebounds from sophomore Rasual Butler and I homas led the I xplorers with a~~

~~I points The Wildcats were led by Malik season-high JO points, on 10- IS shooting. 1 and nine rebounds from junior~~

~~Vllen and Aaron Matthews, who each scored Victor Thomas. Butler and I homas coin I his total was one shv ol his career-high I he~~

~~6 points. Villanova had three other players in bined tO shoot onlv I >-ol- 1 J from the field aiul onlv other I \plorer in double figures was~~

~~louble-figures as the> outscored the I xplorers 5-of-is from three-point range against the Raaual Batter, who scored I I points, but shot~~

~~>y 12 in the second half to pull out the win |lisl s-ol-IS. vaunted lemple zone.~~

~~the I he A James Jordan layup gave Rhode Island, who broke a 10-game Owls weie led bv senioi Oiiincx~~

1 Explorers 1 -point lead 17:12 Wadlev and an with losing streak wiih tins win. was led b) Zach junioi Lviin Greer, who each Imaining in the game. Villanova outscored Marbury'i 20 point and ravorris Bell .nWk-d scored 14 points ihe> combined to shoot

~~a Salle ; 27-9 over the next 10 minutes to forge 19 points and a team high si\ ichounds I l-of-22 from the field and 5-of-l from three~~

~~o a 63-56 lead I a Salle would gel no closer pointet range rhe Owls shot ti \% from the~~

~~han seven points the rest ol the game. field, while holding the I \ploieis to 45 QAM.< fE- (Bj-QAM< (E f%ECMPS~~

~~- - Game 16 Cincinnati Gardens Game 17 University of Dayton Game 1 8 - Smith Center Cincinnati, OH Arena Dayton, OH Washington, DC~~

~~La Salle (80) La Salle (60) La Salle (75) Name VQ FT R A B Name FG FT R A B S PT Name FG FT K A B S PT 0-0 Victor Thomas 9-13 6 2 1 Victor Thomas 7-14 1-1 12 2 15 Victor Thomas 9-14 4-6 5 3 2 2 23~~

~~Rasual Butler 6-16 2-2 5 6 2 Rasual Butler 5-12 6-6 4 2 1 17 Rasual Butler 6-16 0-0 5 2 1 12~~

James Jordan 5-6 2-2 6 1 James Jordan 5-5 2-3 5 1 12 James Jordan 0-0 0-0 2 1 Julian Blanks 2-7 0-0 2 8 Julian Blanks 1-6 1-2 2 7 3 3 Julian Blanks 1-6 0-1 1 2 2 Donnie Can- 7-16 3-4 5 1 Donnie Carr 4-13 4-4 2 7 1 15 Donnie Carr 9-16 1-2 4 2 1 23 Mike SidebothamO-0 0-0 1 Mike SidebothamO-0 0-0 1

~~Alek. Pavlovic 2-5 3-4 1 7 Dwayne Jones 1-2 1-2 Dwayne Jones 0-2 3-4 1 3~~

~~Anwar Wilson 0-1 0-0 2 1 1 1 Alek. Pavlovic 0-0 0-0 2 1 Alek. Pavlovic 0-1 0-0 1~~

~~Anwar Wilson 0-1 0-0 6 2 Garrett Bragg 0-1 1-2 4 2 1 Anwar Wilson 1-2 0-1 2 2~~

~~Mike Pidhirskj 0-0 0-0 1 Team 5 Mike Pidhirsky 0-0 0-0 1 Garrett Braua 2-4 0-0 Totals 25-59 6-10 34 8 3 7 60 Garrett Bragg 0-2 0-0 2 Team Team 10~~

Totals 32-65 8-10 36 19 5 Totals 25-57 20-26 34 19 10 3 7 -s FG% - .424; 3 -Point Goals (4-24, 167) Thomas 0-5, Butler 0-6, Blanks 0-4, Carr 4-6, FG% - .492; 3-Point Goals (8-24, .333) FG% - .439; 3-Point Goals (5-18, .278) Pavlovic 0-3; FT - .600. Thomas 1-4, Butler 2-6, Blanks 0-4, Carr 5-9, % Thomas 1-2, Butler 1-5, Blanks 0-2, Carr 3-7, Jones 0-1; FT % - .800. Jones 0-1, Pavlovic 0-1; FT % - .769. Dayton (69) Xavier (49) Name FG FT R A B S PT George Washington (99) Name KG FT R A B Yuanta Holland 4-11 3-4 8 2 2 2 11 Name FG FT R A B s PT fCevin Frev 1-3 6-6 7 Brooks Hall 4-5 1-3 7 2 12 Antxon Iturbe 0-0 0-0 1

Lloyd Price 5-12 2-5 8 Jason Smith 5-8 1-2 2 1 12 Mark Ashman 5-8 3-7 3 2 1 13 David West 1-5 1-4 7 2 Chris Monroe 12-16 8-9 9 4 2 35 Tony Stanley 2-8 4-4 3 2 1 10 vlaurice McAfee 2-7 1-2 2 3 Mike King 9-15 0-1 3 1 19 Edwin Young 5-8 0-0 3 4 2 15 Darnell Williams 0-6 2-2 2 1 Bernard Barrow 3-5 2-2 3 7 4 10 Nate Green 0-1 0-2 Brandon Mcintosh 1-2 2-4 Albert Roma 0-0 0-0 1 1 1 Ted Fitz 0-0 0-0 kx Alvin Brown 2-6 0-2 3 2 Valery Khamenia 0-0 1-2 1

~~1-4 4-4 1 Obi Harris 2-2 0-0 David Morris 6 3 6 Mark Lund 0-1 0-0 1~~

Marcus Mason 0-0 0-0 Matt Cooper 1-1 0-0 2 SirValiant Brown6-13 3-3 4 8 1 16 Aaron Turner 1-3 2-2 4 Team 2 F. deMiranda 2-5 2-2 5 2 6 Kvle Ballinger 0-0 0-0 1 Totals 22-4615-24 32 13 4 7 69 Arthur Andrews 0-1 0-0 Reggie Butler 0-1 0-0 SamAnyan 0-10-010000

Team 1 Team 3 FG% - .478; 3-Point Goals (10-15, .667) Hall Totals 15-4716-27 34 7 2 Totals 37-6517-21 32 25 1 7 99 3-3, Stanley 2-4, Young 5-7, Morris 0-1 FT% - .625. FG% - .319; 3-Point Goals (3-11, .273) Frey 0- FG% - .569; 3-Point Goals (8-17, .471) Smith 1, Price 2-3, McAfee 1-3, Williams 0-2, 1-1, Monroe 3-5, King 1-3, Barrow 2-2, Brown Mcintosh 0-1, Brown 0-1; FT % - .593. 1-6; FT%-.810. The Explorers dropped a 69-60 The Explorers broke an eight-game decision to host Dayton. La Salle, which losing streak by defeating Xavier 80-49. turned the ball over on four of its first six La Salle fell to George Washingtoi in The win was the first-ever for La Salle the possessions, couldn't dig its way out of the 99-75. The Explorers shot 44% for thi, Cincinnati Gardens. early hole. game, but the Colonials shot 57% from the The Explorers broke open the game Donnie Carr led the way with 23 field, including 47% from three-point range. in the second half when they shot 59.4% points and four rebounds. Junior Victor The Explorers were led by Victor from the field and outscored the Musketeers Thomas added 15 points and 12 rebounds, Thomas' 23 points and five rebounds. 49-26. La Salle was led by Donnie Carr's while sophomore Rasual Butler chipped in La Salle had three other players in double 22 points. The Explorers also got 19 points with 12 points. The Flyers had all five figures with Rasual Butler scoring 17'

and six rebounds from Victor Thomas, 16 1 starters in double-digits, led by Edwin points, Donnie Carr adding 15 points points and six assists from Rasual Butler, Young's 15 points. (seven assists), and James Jordan chipping and a career-high 12 points from James Dayton took control of this game in in with 12. Jordan. the first half by hitting 8-of-12 three-point- George Washington was led by Thomas became the 40th player in ers to lead them to a 37-24 halftime advan- Chris Monroe's career-high 35 points anc La Salle University history to score 1,000 tage. The Flyers stretched that lead to 19 nine rebounds, while the nation's leading points. He broke the plateau with a put back points twice early in the second half. The scorer - SirValiant Brown - finished with basket less than two minutes into the game. Explorers were able to claw within eight 16 points and eight assists. The improbable victory broke the points after a Carr three-pointer with 54 sec- The Colonials forced the Explorers Explorers eight-game losing streak overall, onds remaining. into 1 6 turnovers and swiped seven steals. a nine-game streak to Xavier in the This game was won at the free Defensively, though giving up % Cincinnati Gardens, and broke Xavier's 24- throw line, as the Explorers hit only 6-of-10 points, the Explorers posted a season-high game home court winning streak. free throws, while the Flyers drained 15-of- 10 blocked shots, with six different players

~~24 from the charity stripe. blocking at least one. 46 mm 5~~

~~gAME-ftr-gAME (Recaps~~

~~- 2 1 - Gola Arena Game 1 9 - Tom Gola Arena Game 20 Mullins Center Game Tom Philadelphia, PA Amherst, MA Philadelphia, PA~~

a Salle (71) La SaUe (48 La Salle (77) ame FG FT R A B s PI Name FG FT R A B S PT Name FG FT R A B S PI Victor Thomas 4-10 3-8 7 1 11 7-9 3-3 9 2 18 'ictor Thomas 0-3 4-6 3 2 4 Victor Thomas Rasual Butler 3-11 0-0 3 1 1 7 Rasual Butler 12-21 1-1 9 2 2 2 27 .asual Butler 5-12 3-4 5 2 2 1 15 James Jordan 2-3 2-5 4 1 1 6 1-2 1-4 ames Jordan 5-9 1-3 5 11 James Jordan 4 3 Julian Blanks 1-5 0-0 1 1 3 Julian Blanks 1-5 2-4 2 5 1 4 ulian Blanks 4-11 4-6 6 2 1 14 Donnie Carr 7-18 0-0 1 3 16 Donnie Carr 7-17 6-7 5 6 21 )onnie Carr 5-15 2-15 3 3 1 24 Mike SidebothamO-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 Alek. Pavlovic ilek. Pavlovic Dwavne Jones 0-0 1 -2 1 Wilson 0-0 0-0 5 1 1 mwar Wilson 0-0 0-0 2 1 Alek. Pavlovic 0-2 0-0 2 Anwar

~~1 Garrett Bragg 2-2 0-0 2 4 Jarre tt Bragg 1-5 1-2 3 3 Anwar Wilson 0-2 0-0 2~~

1 1 2 earn 7 Mike Pidhirsky 1-1 0-0 Team 8 1-1 0-0 4 1 2 20-55 25-36 34 10 3 3 71 Garrett Bragg Totals 30-56 13-19 44 16 3 6 77 Team 5 Totals 19-53 6-15 30 5 3 4 48 - 3-Point Goals (4-15, .267) G% - .364; 3-Point Goals (6-14, .429) FG% .536; 1-6; "homas 0-2, Butler 2-4, Blanks 2-4, Carr 2-4; Thomas 1-1, Butler 2-5, Blanks 0-3. Carr FG% - .358; 3-Point Goals (4-15, 267) - FT % - .684. .694. Thomas 0-1, Butler 1-4, Blanks 1-3, Carr 2-7; FT % - .400. /irginia Tech (64) George Washington (68) (ame FG FT R A B S Massachusetts (82) Name FG FT R A B S PT

1 1 FT A B S PT Iturbe 3-3 0-0 6 3 6 lolan Roberts 8-15 0-2 8 1 1 Name FG R Antxon 10-19 6-8 2 4 26 'i Chris Kirkland 8 2 3-5 0-0 2 1 6 mdre Ray 1-3 0-0 7 5 1 Jason Smith Babul 2-3 1-2 6 6 3 6 Mike 4-1610-14 9 2 1 2 18 )ennis Mims 7-11 3-5 5 1 Chris Monroe Kirwana Rhymer 2-6 2-2 4 1 6 Bernard Barrow 1-5 0-0 2 5 4 2 Irian Chase 2-12 2-2 6 1 Monty Mack 9-17 0-2 6 3 3 20 Tony Dobbins 1-7 4-6 3 4 2 SirValiant Brown5-27 5-8 6 1 1 16 Shannon Crooks 5-9 0-0 3 3 1 2 12 1 2 13 , Mike King 4-8 3-3 5 ; 1-2 0-0 1 ' erm. Kimbrough Anthony Oates 2-4 0-0 5 4 Valery Khamenia 1-30-01000 2 Jrendan Dunlop 0-0 2-2 1 4 1 -2 0-0 4 2 3 1 Jonathon DePina Fran, de Miranda 1-30-01001 2 II on Smith 2-4 4-4 6 Ronell Blizzard 1-1 0-0 2 2

'1 Arthur 1-3 1-1 2 2 3 Uiss Wheeler 1-5 0-0 5 1 Winston Smith 0-1 0-0 Andrews 1-2 0-0 2 t> earn 4 Dwayne Early Team 5 Micah Brand 0-2 1-2 1 1 Itals 23-5915-21 45 16 3 3 Totals 23-7319-26 39 11 1 15 68 Team 5 Totals 33-6610-16 42 15 5 14 82 - (3-28. .107) ?G% - .390; 3-Point Goals (3-14, .214) FG% .315; 3-Point Goals 2-6 Roberts Monroe 0-4, Barrow 0-3, Brown 1-14. King FG% - .500; 3-Point Goals (6-12, 500) Babul 1 Khamenia 0-1; FT % -.731. 1-1, Chase 2-9, Dobbins 0-2, Kimbrough 1-1, Mack 2-4, Crooks 2-3, DePina 1-2, Smith FT%-.714. 0-1, Early, 0-1; FT%-.625.

~~I he I \plorers scored their second~~

~~La Salle hung on to defeat Virginia straight home victory, w ith a 77-68 win over Tech, 71-64. The Explorers placed four George Washington.~~

~~layers in double figures to snap a three- I lie Explorers dropped then third La Salle shot better than 50%~~

~~i lame home-losing streak. straight road game, falling 82-48 to| (53.6%) for the first time all season, and~~

~~Senior guard Donnie Carr led all Massachusetts. The Minutemen closed the held the Colonials to 3 1 .5% from the field.~~

~~jcorers with 24 points, including 1 2-of- 1 first half on a 22-5 run after the Explorers The Explorers were led b\ Rasual~~

~~~ "omU the free throw line. tied the game at 15-15 with 8:30 left in the Butler's 27 points and nine rebounds. do~~

Carr was aided by sophomore half, that gave them a 37-20 halftime lead. Senior Donnie Carr added 2 1 points, six Rasual Butler's 15 points, sophomore The Explorers cut the lead to 14, assists, and fi\e rebounds and Victor lulian Blanks' 14 points and junior James with 17:30 minutes to go in the game, on a Thomas pitched in IS points and nine

~~Jordan's 1 1 points. three-pointer by Rasual Butler. I he rebounds.~~

~~Dennis Mims' 17 points, 15 of Minutemen responded with a 18-4 run over For the first time all season.~~

~~which came in the second half, led Virginia the next \'\\c minutes. 1 a Salle played a /one defense to lr\ to slow~~

Tech. Rolan Roberts added 16 points and a La Salle got 16 points from senior down the high scoring Colonials I he game-high eight rebounds. Donnie Carr and II points and seven defensive pressure also forced the Colonials

~~Afterwards, La Salle head coach rebounds from junior Victor Thomas in a to alter their game plan. (i\V launched 2S~~

~~"I Speedy Morris said, was pleased with losing effort three-pointers, making just throe 1 10 j 7%)~~

our defensive effort tonight. We took care of I he Minutemen received a career i he person most affected bj the the ball and made the free throws down the high tying 26 points from Chris Kirkland /one was the nation's leading scorer - stretch to seal the win." Carr added, "We set and 20 points from senior \lont\ Mack SirYalianl Brown. Brown, who came in

~~th.it a goal for ourselves to begin playing the best I he ke\ stat lor the Minutemen. was averaging 25.0 points per game, scored 16~~

~~ball 1 think when we entered February, and the) forced the I Kplorera into 20 turnovers points lbs shooting numbers tell the storj~~

~~tonight was a step in the right direction. We and scored 16 points oil them though. He vs. is S-Ol 27 from the field,~~

~~Bed to cany this over to the road." including I -tit- 1 4 from three-point range 47 6~~

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~~Game 22 - The Palestra Game 23 - Rose Hill Gym Game 24 - Tom Gola Arena Philadelphia, PA Bronx, NY Philadelphia, PA~~

~~La Salle (59) La Salle (70) La Salle (64)~~

~~Name FG FT R A B S PI Name FG FT R A B S PT Name 1 R A~~

~~Victor Thomas 5- 1 7-10 11 2 2 17 Victor Thomas 4-11 4-6 14 1 1 12 Victor Thomas 4- 13~~

~~Rasual Butler 6-10 4-5 8 1 3 19 Rasual Butler 7-19 3-3 4 2 1 22 Rasual Butler 5- 4~~

~~James Jordan 4-9 0-0 4 8 James Jordan 2-3 0-1 8 1 1 4 James Jordan~~

~~Julian Blanks 1-6 2-4 6 6 2 4 Julian Blanks 5-10 0-0 6 3 1 12 Julian Blanks~~

~~Donnie Carr 4-17 0-0 4 2 2 11 Donnie Carr 7-19 3-4 2 3 1 20 Donnie Carr 6-~~

~~Alek. Pavlovic 0-0 0-0 Alek. Pavlovic 0-1 0-0 1 Alek. Pavlovic i~~

~~Anwar Wilson 0-0 0-0 1 Anwar Wilson 0-0 0-0 1 Anwar Wilson~~

~~Garrett Bragg 0-1 0-0 1 Garrett Bragg 0-0 0-1 1 Garrett Bragg i Team 6 Team 3 Team Totals 20-59 13-19 40 to 4 7 59 Totals 25-63 10-15 40 10 5 70 Totals 20-64 16-20 41 11 5 4 64~~

~~FG% - .339; 3-Point Goals (6- 7, 353 FG% - .397; 3-Point Goals (10-32, .313) FG% - .313; 3-Point Goals (8-23, .348)~~

~~Thomas 0-3, Butler 3-5 , Blanks 0-2 Carr 3 7; Thomas 0-4, Butler 5-11, Blanks 2-6, Carr 3-10, Thomas 2-3, Butler 2-8, Blanks 0-3, Carr 4-9; FT % - .684. Pavlovic 0-1; FT % - .667. FT % - .800.~~

~~St. Joseph's (56) Fordham (74) Dayton (71) Name FG FT R A B S PT Name FG FT R A B S PT Name FG FT R A B S PT~~

~~Frank Wilkins 1-8 0-0 3 1 3 D. Freeman-McKamey9-l 1 1-1 6 1 19 Nate Green 1-5 3-64200 5~~

~~Andre Howard 5-14 2-2 12 1 12 Steve Canal 1-4 0-0 3 1 1 2 Brooks Hall 5-10 2-2 Damian Reid 5-13 1-2 16 2 11 Jason Harris 5-11 0-0 2 5 14 Mark Ashman 3-10 2-2~~

~~Larry Jennings 1-5 0-0 1 1 1 2 Bevon Robin 3-9 0-1 5 7 1 7 Tony Stanley~~

~~Na'im Crenshaw 2- 13 1-2 6 3 1 5 Scott Harmatuk 0-6 1-2 4 3 1 Edwin Young~~

~~Tim Brown 1-6 2-2 2 2 5 Teremun Johnson5-12 0-0 7 4 1 10 Ted Fitz~~

~~Bill Phillips 3-5 4-4 5 3 1 1 11 Alejandro 01ivares5-6 1-2 4 11 David Morris~~

~~Erick Woods 3-6 0-0 1 7 Ray Carroll 1-3 2-2 1 2 2 4 Yuanta Holland~~

~~Team 6 Arseni Kuchinsky 1-4 0-0 1 1 2 Matt Cooper Totals 21-7010-12 50 13 1 5 56 John Pugh 2-4 0-0 4 4 Team Team 3 Totals 23-5817-24 42 13 3 5 71~~

FG% - .300; 3-Point Goals (4-: 1, 190 Totals 32-70 5-8 40 17 1 11 74 Wilkins 1-5, Crenshaw 0-3, Brown 1-6, Phi lips FG% - .397; 3-Point Goals (8-21, .381) Hall 3- 1-3, Woods 1-4; FT °/« - .833. FG% - .457; 3-Point Goals (5-25, 200) Robin 8, Stanley 2-5, Young 2-5, Morris 1-3; FT % - 1-5, Harris 4-10, Harmatuk 0-5, Johnson 0-2,

~~Carroll 0-1, Kuchinsky 0-2; FT% - .625.~~

The Explorers dropped a four-point The Explorers won their second La Salle fell 71-64 to visitinj§, decision to Fordham in the Bronx. The ; straight game, and in the meantime, snapped Dayton. Despite shooting 26.3% in the first f 74-70 final score tells you how close the a three-game road losing streak with a 59-56 half, the Explorers trailed by only three, 28- game was. victory over St. Joseph's at the Palestra. 25, ai The biggest lead the Explorers held La Salle was led by Rasual Butler, halftime. The Flyers shot 54.2% in the and was four points, the biggest margin the who scored 19 points and grabbed eight had 19 rebounds in the second half. Rams had was nine points. rebounds. Victor Thomas added 17 points The Explorers were led by Donnie. For the Rams, it was a tale of two and 1 1 rebounds, while Donnie Carr Carr's 22 points and also received 16 points halves. The first half they were carried by chipped in with 1 1 points. and a game-high 13 rebounds from Victor Jason Harris' 14 points on 5-of-ll With the win, the Explorers fin- Thomas. shooting. In the second half, the Rams were ished their Big 5 season with a 2-2 record. Dayton went on a 14-0 run in the buoyed by Teremun Johnson and

They also extended their winning streak to middle of the second half to from four down I Alejandro Olivares who combined for 19 three over the Hawks. to 10 up, at 50-40. That 10-point lead would! points in the half. The Hawks, who were led by be the only double-digit lead for either team The Explorers on the other hand Andre Howard's 12 points and 12 all game. were balanced throughout. Rasual Butler rebounds, shot only 30% for the game. The Flyers placed four players in and Donnie Carr led the way with 22 andl St. Joseph's was without its leading scorer, double figures, led by freshman Brooks 20 points respectively. Both players shot' Marvin O'Connor, who was suspended for Hall, who scored 1 5 points, 1 1 of which i7-of-19 from the field, with Butler nailing; the game because he had been ejected for came in the second half, and grabbed eight 5-of-ll from three-point range. Victor fighting in the Hawks previous game. rebounds. Thomas added 12 points and a career-high 14 rebounds. 48 1

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~~Game 25 - Tom Gola Arena Game 26 - Cassell Coliseum Game 27 - Tom Gola Arena Philadelphia, PA Blacksburg, VA Philadelphia, PA~~

~~a Salle (60) La Salle (86) La Salle (67) ame FG A B S PT Name FG FT R A B s PT Name FG FT R A B s PT 5-10 2-2 8 2 2 14 ictor Thomas 5-11 1 15 Victor Thomas 5-11 2-6 6 2 2 1 14 Victor Thomas~~

~~6-15 3-5 1 asual Butler 7-19 Rasual Butler 8-16 2-2 4 2 2 1 22 Rasual Butler 8 2 20 imes Jordan 0-3 James Jordan 2-5 0-0 4 4 James Jordan 3-3 3-6 6 9~~

~~Julian Blanks 1-5 2-2 1 1 4 jlian Blanks 2-8 0-0 5 5 3 5 Julian Blanks 4-8 2-3 2 6 13 3~~

Donnie Carr 5-16 7-8 1 9 2 18 •onnie Carr 6-13 5-6 5 2 2 20 Donnie Carr 10-12 6-8 3 3 1 32 Mike SidebothamO-0 0-0 lek. Pavlovic 1-1 0-00000 2 Alek. Pavlovic 0-1 1-2 1 Dwayne Jones 0-0 0-0 .nwar Wilson 0-1 0-13020 Anwar Wilson 0-0 0-0 3 4 Anwar Wilson 0-0 0-0 1 1 1 iarrett Bragg 0-0 0-02000 Team Garrett Bragg 1-1 0-0 1 2 earn Totals 29-53 13-21 22 13 8 3 86 Team btals 21-56 8-13 31 11 2 7 60 Totals 21-50 17-23 29 15 3 6 67 FG% - .547; 3-Point Goals (15-27, .556)

- 2-4, Butler 4-10, 3- >. 6-6. fG% .375; 3-Point Goals (10-27, .370) Thomas Blanks Carr - FG% .420; 3-Point Goals (8-.-3, . 487) 'nomas 2-7, Butler 4-8, Blanks 1-5, Carr 3-7; Jordan 0-1, Pavlovic 0-1; FT % - .619. Thomas 2-4, Butler 5-8 . Blanks 0-2, Carr 1-9; T%-.615. FT % - .739. Virginia Tech (96) Javier (71) Name FG FT R A B s PT Duquesne (58) 5-8 PT flame FG FT R A B S PT Rolan Roberts 8-10 15 2 1 2 22 Name FG FT R A B s PI

~~.evinFrey 3-5 1-3 4 1 1 1 7 Andre' Ray 4-9 1-2 7 3 1 9 Dev. Stephenson 1 -4 1-1 8 1 3~~

,loyd Price 6-11 1-3 11 I 1 15 Dennis Mims 7-13 9-11 11 5 23 Wayne Smith 3-10 2-2 3 2 2 10 _ 9-13 :-: )avidWest 6-12 2-3 9 1 2 14 Brian Chase 9-17 2-3 3 2 2 24 Simon Ogunlesi 1 21 _ Dev. Montgomery 2-8 3-4 2 4 1 iaurice McAfee 3-11 2-3 9 3 1 10 Brendon Dunlop 5-1 0-0 1 6 2 12

Wallace 1-8 5-6 7 3 1 )arne!l Williams 4-8 6-7 3 2 16 Drew Smith 1-2 0-0 3 1 2 Courtney 8 Jeff Rad'kowski 0-0 0-0 dvin Brown 2-4 0-02000 4 Russ Wheeler 2-2 0-0 1 1 4 Kevin Fornev 0-4 0-0 1 2 ^aron Turner 2-5 0-0 4 1 10 4 Tony Dobbins 0-4 0-0 BradMidgle'y 1-3 0-0 3 Peggie Butler 0-0 1-20000 1 Team 1 Jamal Hunter 2-2 2-2 2 2 6 earn 2 Totals 36-6817-24 42 19 1 8 % Chris Clark 0-0 0-0 dais 26-5613-21 44 9 3 4 71 Team 6 FG% - .529; 3-Point Goals (7-18, 389 Totals 19-5216-19 36 11 8 58 -'(;% - .464; 3-Point Goals (6-13, .462) Frey 0- Roberts 1-1, Ray 0-3, Chase 4-9, Dunlop 2- 3, 0- , Price 2-2, McAfee 2-5, Williams 2-4, Brown Smith0-1, Dobbins ; FT%-.708. FG% - 365; 3-Point Goals (4- 5, 26") Smith

~~; FT % -.619. 2-6, Wallace 1-4, Fomej 0-2, Midgl B) 1 FT % - .842.~~

The Explorers fell 71-60 to Xavier. La Salle dropped their first \fter exchanging wins on each others home overtime contest of the season, 96-86, to Senior guard Donnie Carr closed ;ourts last season, the two teams won on the Virginia lech. out the home portion of his La Salle career oad this year. It was the Explorers first- Senior Donnie Carr did his best to by leading the Explorers to a 67-5S \ ictor> ;ver win in Cincinnati and the Musketeers keep the Explorers in the game scoring a over visiting Duquesne. Irst-ever win in the Tom Gola Arena. season-high 32 points. Carr had help from Carr said afterwards. "\1\ first Javier's last win in Philadelphia over the Rasual Butler (22 points), Victor Thomas practice fours years ago seems like Explorers came in the First Union Spectrum. yesterday. It's hard to believe m\ career is ( 14 points), and Julian Blanks | I J points). Xavier placed four players in La Salle \vas toppled b) the heroics almost over." Carr finished with IS points iouble-figures led by Darnell Williams' 16 ofHokies guard Brian Chase. Chase nailed and a season-high nine assists Can's former "" Joints. The Explorers were led bj senior four three-pointers in the final two minutes teammate at Roman Catholic - Rasual

- Donnie Carr's 20 points. to help the Hokies erase a 12-point deficit Butler finished w ith a team-high 2 I points The How of the game changed at In overtime, (base and Dennis Mims and eight rebounds, and Victor Thomas 4:23 of the first halt, la Salle's Garrett 14 points and eight rebounds SCOred foul points each as the I [Okies scored added

~~" Bragg hit Xavier's Kevin Frey with what the first 12 points of overtime. 1 a Salle opened the second half on~~

~~"was determined to be a flagrant elbow, an 18-5 the firsl 8 I 2 minutes I he I he loss overshadowed the run over~~

~~:ausing Irey's to bleed. This led to a 21-5 excellent individual performance bj Can I icplorers buried tour three-pointers during~~

1,1 Xavier run that extended into the second and a season-high shooting effort for the that Stretch, and were 6-of-12 in the half half. This run turned the Explorers' 26-18 team. Carr buried I0-of-12 shots from the Head coach Speed) Morris said .iftei the lead into a 19-31 Xavier lead earl) in the field, n-of-6 from the three-point arc, and game, "we are verj happ> to go out with a

~~second half. 6-of-K from the free throw line on his wa\ to win. It is s.id to see Donnie's careei closing. " Bragg was ejected from the game, 12 points but he's been great loi us~~

and suspended for the following game, \Ko hidden in the loss were sea- Duquesne \^as led in fbrmei wink- Frej returned in the second hall with son-highs of 54.7",, shooting from the field, Villinova centoi SiaiM Ogaalesi, who

~~seven stitches in his head. on 1 1 5 three-pointers, and 86 points scored 21 points 9-of-l shooting 49 gji?M~~

~~Game 28 - First Union Spectrum Atlantic 10 Championship Results Philadelphia, PA~~

~~La Salle (56) Opening Round: Name FG FT R A B S PT Virginia Tech 51, Fordham 48~~

~~Victor Thomas 5-10 4-6 7 1 17 UMass 77, Duquesne 52 Rasual Butler 3-13 4-4 6 1 1 3 12 St. Joseph's 65, La Salle 56 James Jordan 4-5 0-05001 8 Julian Blanks 3-8 0-05300 7 Xavier 75, Rhode Island 60~~

~~Donnie Carr 5-20 0-0 3 8 1 10 Alek. Pavlovic 0-1 0-00000 Quarterfinals: Anwar Wilson 1-2 0-15100 2 Temple 71, Virginia Tech 52 Garrett Bragg 0-0 0-01000 Team UMass 86, George Washington 68~~

Totals 21-59 8-11 35 14 1 5 56 Dayton 67, St. Joseph's 64 St. Bonaventure 72, Xavier 69 FG% - .356; 3-Point Goals (6-21, .286) Thomas 3-4, Butler 2-7, Blanks 1-4, Carr 0-6; Semifinals: FT % - .727. Temple 54, Massachusetts 47

~~St.Joseph's (65) St. Bonaventure 72, Dayton 69 Name FG FT R A B S PT 2-4 Na'im Crenshaw 6-1 5 4 1 16 Final:~~

~~Andre Howard 2- 3-4 10 1 7 Temple 65, St. Bonaventure 44 Damian Reid 2-9 5-8 12 2 9~~

~~Larry Jennings 0-0 0-0 1 Marvin O'Connor 3-14 1-261008 All-Championship Team Tim Brown 1-2 3-43300 5 Name Pos. CI. Frank Wilkens 0-0 0-00000 Mark Karcher, TU F Jr.~~

Bill Phillips 8-11 3-3 8 1 2 20 Monty Mack, UM G Jr. Team 2 Pepe Sanchez, Sr. Totals 22-58 17-25 46 11 2 3 65 TU G Quincy Wadley, TU G Sr. FG% - .379; 3-Point Goals (4-13, .308) Brown Tim Winn, SBU G Sr. 0-1, O'Connor 1-6, Crenshaw 2-3, Phillips 1-3; FT%-.619. Most Outstanding Player The Explorers dropped a 65-56 Quincy Wadley, TU decision to St. Joseph's after having beaten the Hawks three straight times. La Salle led the entire first half and was tied twice with the Hawks in the first 35 minutes. Playing in his final game as an Explorer, Donnie Carr scored 10 points and handed out eight assists. He finished his distinguished career with 2067 points and

404 assists. These totals rank him fourth and seventh respectively in school history. He also finished as the all-time leader in three-pointers made with 308. La Salle had led by as many as 13 in the first half and nine in the second, before St. Joe's came on strong and took its first lead with 4:38 remaining in the game.

After Rasual Butler hit a three-pointer with 3:22 remaining, the Hawks outscored La Salle 9-0 to finish the game. Victor Thomas and Butler were the only other Explorers in double figures with 17 and 12 respectively.

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~~1999-2000 La Salle University Basketball Statistics~~

~~Total j-pointers Rebounds~~

~~Player GP-GS Min-Avg. FG-FGA Pet FG-FGA Pet. Off-Def Tot.-Avg. A To Blk St Pts.-Avg. Rasual Butler 28-28 1072-38.3 183-459 3% 83-218 41-107 148-5.3 45 81 34 19 516-18.4~~

~~Victor Thomas 28-28 1038-37.1 157-341 .46C 42-125 244-8.7 38 49 14 19 454-16.2~~

~~Donnie Carr 23-23 7-37.7 135-360135 375 58-156 74-3.2 93 79 1 22 412-17.9~~

~~Julian Blanks 28-28 1-37.5 76-.220 34-121 .281 23-79 102-3.6 135 85 10 35 217-7.8~~

~~James Jordan 28-22 2-25.8 47- 100 53-77 130-4.6 11 28 2 17 119-4.3~~

Garrett Bragg 23-6 M0.4 20- 17-40 57-2.5 6 14 6 5 50-2.2 Aleksandar Pavlovic 23-0 2-6.6 10- 7-13 20-0.9 34-1.5 Anwar Wilson 28-5 -14.7 14-< 39-61 100-3.6 29-1.0 0-0 Dwayne Jones 1 3-2.0 1-7 0-4 4-0.4 -0020 8-0.8 Mike Pidhirsky 6-0 3-6.0 1-3 3-1 4-0.7 4-0.7 Mike Sidebotham 10-0 7-1.7 1-3 1-3 4-0.4 2-0.2

~~Team Rebounds 52-64 116 1~~

~~La Salle 28 5625 645-1629 .396 223-653 342 332-487 359-644 1003-35.8 450 12 344 367 113 141 1845-65.9~~

~~Opponents 28 5625 717-1696 .423 148-463 320 342-489 414-709 1123-40.1 497 15 376 359 59 203 1924-68.7~~

~~Date Opponent Score W/L Att. High Scorer High Rebounder~~

~~11/20 MOUNT ST. MARY'S 73-64 W 2,216 Donnie Carr (28) Garrett Bragg (8)~~

11/23 CENTRAL CONN. STATE 70 60 W 1,449 Rasual Butler (21) Rasual Butler (9) 11/26 @ vs. High Point 85 62 w 6,354 Rasual Butler (26) Garrett Bragg (11) 11/27 @ at Alabama 70 85 L 6,322 Victor Thomas (21) Victor Thomas (10) 12/4 at Northwestern 62 44 W 3,406 Victor Thomas (19) Victor Thomas (9)

~~12/7 PENNSYLVANIA 83 76 W 3,715 D. Carr/R. Butler (25) Victor Thomas (12)~~

~~12/18 # vs. Drexel 70 54 W 2,632 Rasual Butler (26) Victor Thomas (11)~~

12/22 at Syracuse 52 68 L 18,905 Rasual Butler (25) Victor Thomas (13) A 12/29 vs. Butler 36 43 L 2,588 Rasual Butler (15) J. Jordan/A. Wilson (11) A 12/30 vs. Texas A&M 69 70 L 2,970 Rasual Butler (29) Rasual Butler (10) * 1/5 at Duquesne 63 83 L 4,105 Rasual Butler (24) Victor Thomas (11) * 1/9 St. Bonaventure 51 66 L 2,512 Victor Thomas (24) Victor Thomas (9)

1/12 at Villanova 72 80 L 6,500 Victor Thomas (21) Victor Thomas (10) * 1/15 RHODE ISLAND 66 75 L 2,356 Victor Thomas (30) Victor Thomas (8) * 1/18 TEMPLE 50 72 L 4,000 Rasual Butler (20) Victor Thomas (9) * 1/23 at Xavier 80-49 W 10,100 Donnie Carr (22) V. Thomas/J. Jordan- A. Wilson (6)

1/25 at Dayton 60-69 L 11,713 Donnie Carr (23) Victor Thomas (12) * 1/29 at George Washington 75-99 L 3,291 Victor Thomas (23) V. Thomas/J. Jordan (5) * 2/5 VIRGINIA TECH 71-64 W 2,531 Donnie Carr (24) Julian Blanks (6)

* ~ 2/9 at Massachusetts 48-82 ( lf>) i L 4,772 Donnie Carr Victor Thomas | * 2/12 GEORGE WASHINGTON 77-68 W 3,815 Rasual Butler (27) V. Thomas R Butler (9)

~~2/15 * # vs. St. Joseph's 59-56 W 5,864 Rasual Butler (W) Victor Thomas (11) * 70-74 1 2/19 at Fordham 2,917 Rasual Butler (22) Victoi i nomas (14)~~

~~2/23 64-71 1 ; DAY ION 2,414 Donnie Carr (22) Victor rhornaa (1 >~~

2/27 XAVIER 60-71 L 2,723 Donnie Carr (20) Victor (nomas t<>) * 3/1 at Virginia 1 ee h 86-96 (OT) I L 2.886 Donnie Can | J2) Victor nomas c>> * 3/4 DUQUESNE 67-57 W 2,508 Rasual Butler (20) V Thomas, R Butler (g)

~~3/8 vs. St. Joseph's 56-65 Vietoi % L lliomas(17) Victor 1 nomas (7)~~

~~((V Alabama Traditions ('lassie Coleman Coliseum •••• < lames playei at the Pales ra. Cable car Classic, Pom Pavili >n. ' \tiantk in Conrerem e Cames.~~

~~% Bell Atlantic/Atlantic 10 Tournament, 1 list 1 in in Spectrum~~

~~Score iy Periods 1 2 ovt rtimc TO IAL TMalAttaadaaea 125,564 (4.4S4)~~

~~la Sal e 841 1002 2 MS II. Mill VtUiuLiiuc (2,749)~~

~~Oppon ents X'»s |()|7 12 "24 Road \tt.n laace 74,917 (6,811)~~

Noatral Ml iiiairs 20, 409 (3,401) 51 I lappy Anniversary! advanced to the NIT and the Dayton and Brandi Cross of UMass garnering third-team The 2000-01 season marks the 25th Virginia Tech women qualified for the softball acclaim; and George Washington anniversary season of the Atlantic 10 WNIT. Other teams to qualify for NCAA pitcher Greg Conden being named to the

Conference and although it is a time to look Tournaments last year include the TPX freshman All-America squad. In all, back and reflect, it is more a time to look Massachusetts field hockey team, the Rhode 280 teams have represented the Atlantic 10 ahead to a glorious future. Island men's golf team, the Massachusetts Conference in postseason play since the

~~However, let's not belittle the past. women's rowing team, the Rhode Island 1976-77 season.~~

When one looks back, it is with pride. The men's soccer team, the Dayton women's Atlantic 10 student-athletes excel in past 24 years have seen the Atlantic 10 grow soccer team, the Massachusetts softball team, the classroom as well. The Atlantic 10 from a humble beginning to where it stands the Temple volleyball team, and the Virginia sponsors several academic awards programs, now as one of the most diverse and Tech baseball and men's and women's tennis including Academic All-Conference teams in broad-based athletic affiliations in the nation. teams. each of its sports and the Commissioner's And for that very reason, the future remains Individual highlights include Honor Roll, which honored an Atlantic 10 brighter than ever. Atlantic 10 men's basketball Player of the record 1,562 student-athletes with a 3.0 The institutions which today make Year Pepe Sanchez of Temple being named a grade point average or better this past year. up the Atlantic 10 Conference are committed third-team Associated Press All-America; The league also cites a male and female to providing a broad-based, competitive George Washington's SirValiant Brown and Scholar-Athlete of the Year, and awards a athletic environment without sacrificing the St. Joseph's Angela Zampella garnering pair of postgraduate scholarships to both high ideals of scholarship and sportsmanship. basketball honorable mention All-America male and female student-athletes who The University of Dayton, Duquesne honors; rowers Bernadette Marten of Dayton express a desire to continue their education. University, Fordham University, The George and Francesca Beaudoin of Massachusetts The genesis of this tradition of

Washington University, La Salle University, being named to the All-America team; success can be traced to March 2, 1975, when University of Massachusetts, University of Mandy Mosby of Massachusetts being one of eight university representatives met in

~~Rhode Island, St. Bonaventure University, six finalists for American Award, which is Harrisburg, PA, to discuss the formation of a~~

St. Joseph's University, Temple University, awarded to the nation's top female gymnast; new collegiate basketball association. A and Xavier University each offer a rich blend Massachusetts' Anke Bruemmer earning similar meeting was also held on May 23 of of proud academic and athletic that year with the final traditions to form an impressive formation of the Eastern athletic alliance. And next year ^^^^^^H Collegiate Basketball League this affiliation is greatly announced on August more Finance/Compliance Assistant 13, 1975. enhanced with the addition of Linda Bruno Susan Pettit The NCAA granted allied the University of Richmond. Associate Commissi Assistant to the Commissioner affiliation status upon the Robert Steitz Celene McGowan "Over the last 24 ECBL on October 15, 1975 and Assistant Coi Supervisor of Men's Basketball years, the Atlantic 10 has had granted the league an automatic Mitchell Kendall Officials many ups and downs," says berth to the NCAA Tournament Assistant < ommissioncr ( ompliance Mickey Crowley commissioner Linda Bruno, Jackie Campbell Supervisor of Women's Basketball on June 17, 1976. who has helped guide the Assistant Commissioner/Public Field Hockey Officials The ECBL began

Conference to prestige Relations Marie Koch operation at the start of the Ray Cella Assignor of Softball/Soccer Officials unequaled in league history. 1976-77 season with Director of Corporate Sponsorships Nick Cinquanto "When you look back, there Duquesne, George Washington, Jeff Long Assignor of Volleyball Officials have been many, many more Director of Championships Bill Stevens Massachusetts, Penn State, good times than not. We are Kathleen Cloran Assignor of Baseball Officials Pittsburgh, Rutgers, Villanova, proud of our past and excited Associate Director of Communications NickZibelli and West Virginia as its charter Suzanne DeFruscio Receptionist about our future. Our members. Several changes Assistant Director of Sponsorships Ciinette Gilbert institutions have made a happened quickly in the ECBL, Dennis Brown Championships Intern commitment to providing the the first coming in 1977-78 Assistant Director of Communications Neida Jalisse Quinones best possible experience for our Steve Haug when the league changed its student-athletes and we look Coordinator of External Operations name to the Eastern Athletic forward to doing just that Chris Convery Association - better known as today, tomorrow, and beyond." Atlantic 10 Conference the Eastern 8 - to reflect its The success Atlantic 2 Penn Center - Suite 1410 - Philadelphia, PA 19102 changing mission. That year, (215)751-0500 10 teams and individuals the Eastern 8 became more than Fax: (215)751-0770 enjoyed last season was high- Web Site: wwu ullantk 10.org a basketball league as the men's lighted by three men's and sports of baseball, cross women's basketball teams advancing to the second-team Ail-American field hockey country, golf, swimming, and tennis were NCAA Tournament. For the men, Dayton, status; men's soccer players Anthony Curtis added to the championship schedule. St. Bonaventure, and Temple earned bids; for and Nicholas McCreath of Rhode Island The next major change came in the women, George Washington, St. Joseph's, earning third-team All-America status; 1981 when the office of the commissioner and Xavier went to the tournament. Temple's Amy Stein earning second-team was instituted. Leland Byrd, who had served In addition, the Xavier men All-America women's lacrosse honors; as president and executive director of the 52 M league since its inception, as well as athletic growing needs of the membership and greater exposure for the Atlantic 10's athletic

~~director at West Virginia, was named the established the Atlantic 10 Television programs. She relocated the league office to~~

Conference's first commissioner and Network, which has developed into a major Philadelphia, placing it in the center of the established the commissioner's office in regional outlet and has won three Emmy Atlantic 10's geographic footprint. Pittsburgh. Byrd guided the Eastern 8 Awards. In addition, he oversaw further Under her leadership the Atlantic

~~through several membership changes as membership changes as Xavier was added to 10 has increased its championship schedule~~

~~Rhode Island, St. Bonaventure, St. Joseph's, the league while Penn State, Rutgers, and to 22 sports with the additions of women's~~

and Temple replaced Pittsburgh and West Virginia left. rowing, men's and women's outdoor track & Villanova. After membership stabilized, the Furthermore, he continued the field, and women's lacrosse. Bruno also Eastern 8 transformed into the Atlantic 10 league's emphasis on broad-based programs spearheaded the league's entrance into

~~Conference with Byrd orchestrating the drive as the Atlantic 10 expanded its championship Division I football with the formation of the~~

to make the league more broad-based as the list with the additions of women's cross Atlantic 10 Football Conference in 1997. In women's sports of basketball, gymnastics, country, field hockey, men's and women's addition, in an effort to recognize the athletic softball, tennis, and volleyball were added to soccer, women's swimming & diving, and and academic achievements of all student- the championship slate. men's and women's indoor track & field, as athletes, Bruno instituted the Commissioner's In May 1984, Byrd resigned as well as the reinstitution of men's swimming Honor Roll, which cites every Atlantic 10 commissioner and was replaced by Charlie & diving. student-athlete with a 3.0 gpa or better. Theokas, who remained at the Atlantic 10 for On April 13, 1994, Bertovich The Atlantic 10 Conference will 15 and a half months, bringing the league to resigned his position to accept the job of vice crown champions in 22 sports this season: national consciousness with his "Think president and general manager of Empire baseball, men's and women's basketball,

Atlantic 10" campaign. On December 31, Sports Network in Buffalo. On June 14, men's and women's cross country, field 1985, Theokas resigned to accept the athletic 1994, Linda Bruno was officially introduced hockey, men's golf, women's gymnastics, director's position at Temple and was as the Atlantic 10's fourth commissioner. As women's lacrosse, men's and women's indoor replaced by Ron Bertovich, who officially commissioner, Bruno has strengthened the and outdoor track & field, women's rowing, assumed the commissioner's position in May Atlantic 10's membership with the additions men's and women's soccer, softball, men's 1986 after serving as interim commissioner of Dayton, Fordham, La Salle, and and women's swimming & diving, men's and following Theokas' departure. In eight years Richmond, thus assuring the Conference's women's tennis, and women's volleyball. as commissioner, Bertovich expanded the future. Bruno also negotiated a pair of Conference staff to better meet the television deals with ESPN which provides

~~1999-2000 ATLANTIC 10 1999-2000 Basketball Standings ALL-CONFERENCE TEAMS~~

First-Team School Poa. CI. Defensive Team WEST Mark Ashman Dayton c Sr. Mike Babul UMass F Sr. Atlantic 10 Ov erall Mark Karcher Temple F Jr. Caswell Cyrus SBU C Sr. Team W L Pet. W L Pet. Monty Mack UMass G Jr. Andre Ray VA Tech F Sr. Dayton 11 5 .688 22 9 .710 Pepe Sanchez Temple G Sr. Pepe Sanchez Temple G Sr. G. Washington 9 7 .563 15 15 .500 Tim Winn SBC G Sr. Tim Winn SBC G Sr. Xavier 9 7 .563 21 12 .636 Virginia Tech 8 8 .500 16 15 .516 Second-Team Player of the Year: La Salle 5 11 .313 11 17 .393 Val Brown GW G Fr. Pepe Sanchez, Temple Duquesne 4 12 .250 9 20 .310 Dannie C'arr La Salle G Sr. Lloyd Price Xavier G/F So. Rookie of the Near: EAST Wa\ ne Smith Duquesne F So. Val Brown. George Washington

~~Atlantic 10 Ov erall Ton> Stanlej Dayton G Jr. Team W L Pet. W L Pet. Defensive Player of the Near:~~

Temple 14 2 .875 23 4 .852 Third-Team Pepe Sanchez, 1 emple St. Bonaventure 11 5 .688 19 8 .704 Rusual Butler La Salle h So. Massachusetts 9 7 .563 15 14 .517 Caswell C\ ms SB1 C Sr. Chris Daniels Most Isapi Bved

~~St. Joseph's 7 9 .438 12 15 .444 Chris Kirkland l Mass 1 Sr. Player of the Near:~~

~~Fordham 7 9 .438 14 14 .500 Dennis Mims \ \ lech 1 So. Duke I reeman-McKame]~~

~~( Rhode Island 14 .125 24 .172 \i i ( onnoi SJC So 1 ordhain~~

~~Bevon Robin 1 nullum c. Jr. Sixth Man of the Near:~~

~~Rookk learn 1 Min Greer, temple~~

~~\.ii Brown GWU (i 1 i~~

~~Brian ( base \ \ recti (i 1 i Coach oiihe Vear~~

~~Brooks Hall Dayton 1 1 i John Chancy, 1 emple~~

~~Zadl M.ulmis 1 R] (i s,.~~

~~i i,\\l i hria Monroe (i 1~~

~~David West Xaviei 1 1 i 53 TrtiLA'D'EUPtfm "Big 5~~

~~1999-2000 All-Big LJIDELPHIH First Team Malik Allen Villanova Donnie Carr La Salle Michael Jordan Pennsylvania Mark Karcher Temple~~

~~Marvin O'Connor St. Joseph's Pepe Sanchez Temple~~

~~Second Team Gary Buchanan Villanova Rasual Butler La Salle Matt Langel Pennsylvania Results from 1999-2000 Big 5 Games~~

~~Ugonna Onyekwe Pennsylvania La Salle 83, Pennsylvania 76 Victor Thomas La Salle Temple 69, Villanova 66 Quincy Wadley Temple Villanova 67, Pennsylvania 65~~

~~Palumbo Trophy (Big 5 Leading Scorer) Villanova 80, La Salle 72 Rasual Butler, La Salle Temple 72, La Salle 50~~

~~Robert V. Geasey Award (Outstanding Player) Temple 44, Pennsyl vania 40~~

~~Pepe Sanchez, Temple Pennsylvania 68, St Joseph's 65~~

~~La Salle 59, St. Joseph's 56 Dave Zinkoff Award (Outstanding Rookie) Gary Buchanan, Villanova Villanova 68, St. Joseph's 61~~

~~St. Joseph's 62, Temple 59 1999-2000 All-Big~~

La Salle University Big 5 Hall of Fame Top 20 Big 5 Schools' All-Time Scorers City Championships Name Year Inducted Larry Cannon 1973 1956-57 (Tie, St. Joseph's) Name School Years Points Frank Corace 1974 1963-64 1. Lionel Simmons La Salle 1986-90 3,217 1968-69 Ken Durrett 1975 2. Michael Brooks La Salle 1976-80 2,628 1974-75 Bob McAteer 1976 * 3. Mark Macon Temple 1987-91 2,609 James J. Henery 1976 1980-81 (5-way tie 2-2) Hubie Marshall 1977 4. Tom Gola La Salle 1951-55 2,461 1983-84 (Tie, Temple) Alonzo Lewis 1980 5. Kerry Kittles Villanova 1992-96 2,243 1988-89 (Tie, Temple) 1989-90 Joe Bryant 1981 6. Keith Herron Villanova 1974-78 2,170 Bernie Williams 1982 7. Bob Schafer Villanova 1951-55 2,094 Charlie Wise 1982 La Salle University 8. Donnie Carr La Salle 1996-2000 2,067 Bob Fields 1984 Most Valuable Players 9. Doug West Villanova 1985-89 2,037 Michael Brooks 1986 1969 Ken Durrett Tom Gola #@ 1986 10. Howard Porter Villanova 1968-71 2,026 1970 Ken Durrett

Bill Taylor 1989 1 1 . John Pinone Villanova 1979-83 2,024 1971 Ken Durrett Ralph Lewis 1991 12. Steve Black La Salle 1981-85 2,012 1976 Charlie Wise Steve Black 1992 1978 Michael Brooks 13. Bernard Blunt St. Joseph's 1990-95 1,985 Jim Crawford 1993 1980 Michael Brooks 14. Kareem Townes La Salle 1992-95 1,925 Tim Legler 1995 1984 Ralph Lewis 15. EdPickney Villanova 1981-85 1,865 Lionel Simmons 1996 1988 Lionel Simmons J Doug Overton 1997 16. Ernie Beck ennsylvania 1950-53 1,827 1989 Lionel Simmons Randy Woods 1998 17. Randy Woods La Salle 1989-92 1,811 1990 Lionel Simmons Jack Hurd 1999 Terrance Stansburs Temple 1980-84 1,811 1992 Randy Woods * A.D. at formation of Big 5 19. Ralph Lewis La Salle 1981-85 1,807 # Special Category of Coach 20. Doug Overton La Salle 1987-91 1,795 @Honored again in 2000 as pre-Big 5 Inductee 54 A.

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~~#4M W tm. i 55 UNC-Wilmington Alcorn State Nov. 17,2000 Nov. 18, 2000 7:00 PM 7:00/9:15 PM Sooner Invitational Sooner Invitational~~

~~(Possible Opponent)~~

General General Location: Wilmington, NC Location: Lorman, MS Enrollment: 10,000 Enrollment: 3,193 Colors: ..Teal Green, Gold, Navy Blue Colors: Purple and Gold Founded: 1947 Founded: 1871 Nickname: Seahawks Nickname: Braves Home Court: Trask Coliseum Home Court: Davey Whitney Complex Capacity: 6,100 Capacity: 7,000 Conference: ..Colonial Athletic Association Conference: Southwestern Athletic Conference 1999-00 Record (Conference) 18-13 (11-8) 1999-00 Record (Conference): 19-10(15-3)

~~Lettermcn Returning/Lost: ... 6/4 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 11/6 Starters Returning/Lost: 2/3 Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2~~

University Personnel University Personnel President: Dr. James R. Leutze President: Clinton Bristow, Jr Alma Mater: Mary land/ 1957 Alma Mater: Northwestern Athletic Director: Peg Bradley-Doppes Athletic Director (Interim): Marino H. Casern

~~Alma Mater: Mount St. Joseph's/1979 Alma Mater: Xavier (LA)/1956 Athletic Department Phone: 910-962-3232 Athletic Department Phone: 601-877-6500~~

Sports Information Sports Information Mailing Address: 601 S. College Road Mailing Address: 100 ASU Drive, #510 Wilmington, NC 28403 Lorman, MS 39096 Office Phone: 910-962-3236 Office Phone: 601-877-6466 Sports Information Director: Joe Browning Sports Information Director: Peter Forest E-Mail Address: [email protected] E-Mail Address: [email protected] Home Phone: 910-799-6058 Home Phone: 601-877-2940 SID Fax Number: 910-962-3686 SID Fax Number: 601-877-3821 Press Row Phone: 910-962-3095 Press Row Phone: 601-877-6567

Coaching Staff Coaching Staff Head Coach: Jerry Wainwright Head Coach: Davey Whitney Alma Mater: Colorado College/1966 Alma Mater: Kentucky State/1953 Career Record: 94-82 (6 yrs.) Career Record: 515-312 (29 yrs.) Record at School: 94-82 (6 yrs.) Record at School: 460-249 (24 yrs.) Best Time To Call: Mornings Best Time To Call: Contact SID Associate Head Coach: Brad Brownell Assistant Coaches: Samuel C. West Assistant Coaches: Rodney Terry Michael Morris Mike Winiecki

~~Top Returning Letter Winners: Top Returning Letter Winners: CI Pos. CI. Ht. PPG RPG Marcus Green F JeffCammon G So. 5-11 3.7 1.6~~

Brett Blizzard G Walter Harper C Jr. 6-8 6.2 5.5 Marcus Fleming Sr. F 6-8 16.6 7.9 Top Newcomers: Pos. PPG Top Newcomers: Tim Burnett G 20.0 Pos. CI. Ht. PPG RPG Brandon Clifford F 23.0 Wesley Seaton F Fr. 6-8 13.2 12.0 Anthony Terrell F 19.0 Demond Thornton G Fr. 6-1 17.0 6.0

~~Ed Williams F 18.0 Steven Wallace F Jr. 6-5 17.2 6.0~~

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~~Central Connecticut State M~ 7:00/9:15 PM # J J Nov. 22, 2000 Sooner JBmH I I I I 2:00 PM William Detrick Gym~~

General General Location: Norman, OK Location: New Britain. CT Enrollment: 25,400 Enrollment: 12.000 Colors: ..Crimson and Cream Colors: Blue and White Founded: 1890 Founded: 1849 Nickname: Sooners Nickname: Blue Devils Home Court: ...Lloyd Noble Center Home Court: William Detrick Gymnasium Capacity: 11,100 Capacity: 4.000 Conference: Big 12 Conference Conference: Northeast Conference 1999-00 Record (Conference):. 27-7(12-4) 1999-00 Record (Conference): 25-6 (15-3) Lettermen Returning/Lost: 7/5 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 8/4 Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2

University Personnel University Personnel President: David Boren President: Dr. Richard Judd Alma Mater: Yale/1963 Alma Mater: Central Connecticut State 1959 Athletic Director: Joe Castiglione Athletic Director: Charles "C.J." Jones Alma Mater: Mary land/ 1979 Alma Mater: Central Connecticut State 1969 Athletic Department Phone: 405-325-8200 Athletic Department Phone: 860-832-3089

Sports Information Sports Information Mailing Address: 180 West Brooks, Rm 201 Mailing Address: 131 Kaiser Hall Norman, OK 73019 1615 Stank) Street Office Phone: 405-325-8227 New Britain, CT 06050 Sports Information Director: Mike Houck Office Phone: 860-832-3089 E-Mail Address: mhouck(« OU.edu Sports Information Director: Gene Gumbs Home Phone: 405-447-2731 E-Mail Address: gumbsg(

~~I lead ( each: Kelvin Sampson Coaching Staff Alma Mater: Pembroke State/1978 Head Coach: Howie Dickenman~~

~~l Career Record: 306-2 10(17 > is. Alma Mater: Central Connecticul l >~o~~

~~Record at School: 130-62 (6 yrs.) Career Record: 50-00 (4 yrs.)~~

~~Best Time To Call: Mornings Record at School: 56-60 (-4 yrs.)~~

~~Assistant Coaches: Raj I opes Best 1 ime To Call: anytime Jim Shau \ssistani Coaches: Steve Pikiell Bennie Seltzei Patrick Sellers~~

~~Vnthonj I atina lop Returning Letter Winners: Pos. (I. PPG Top Returning Letter Winners: Nolan Johnson Kin Pos. CI PPG J.R. Raymond 13.4 Dean Walker 10.6~~

~~I lollis Price 7.2 John I ice~~

~~( oisic\ I dwards Top Newcomers: lop Newcomers: Aaron Mc< rhee Daryan Selvj~~

~~57 Alabama- Seton Hall Birmingham Dec. 2, 2000 12:00 Nov. 25, 2000 PM Madison Square 7:30 PM Garden~~

General General Location: Birmingham, AL Location: South Orange, NJ Enrollment: 16,016 Enrollment: 9,526 Colors: Green, Gold, and White Colors: Blue and White Founded: 1969 Founded: 1856 Nickname: Blazers Nickname: Pirates Home Court: Bartow Arena Home Court: Continental Airlines Arena & Walsh Gym Capacity: 8,500 Capacity: 20,029 & 2,600 Conference: Conference USA Conference: Big East 1999-00 Record (Conference): 14-14 (7-9) 1999-00 Record (Conference): 22-10 (10-6) Lettermen Returning/Lost: 9/5 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 8/3 Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2

University Personnel University Personnel President: W. Ann Reynolds President: Msgr. Robert Sheeran Alma Mater: Kansas State/1958 Alma Mater: Seton Hall/1967 Athletic Director: Herman Frazier Athletic Director: Jeff Fogelson Alma Mater: Arizona State/1977 Alma Mater: Lafayette/ 1969 Athletic Department Phone: 205-975-6266 Athletic Department Phone: 973-761-9497

Sports Information Sports Information Mailing Address: ..105 Bartow West Tower, 1530 Third Ave. Mailing Address: 400 South Orange Ave. Birmingham, AL 35294-1 160 South Orange, NJ 07079 Office Phone: 205-934-0722 Office Phone: 973-761-9493 Sports Information Director: Grant Shingleton Sports Information Director: Marie Wozniak Assoc. SID/MBB Contact: Jack Duggan E-Mail Address: [email protected] E-Mail Address: [email protected] Home Phone: 973-301-91 12 Home Phone: 205-823-2857 SID Fax Number: 973-761-9061 SID Fax Number: 205-934-7505 Press Row Phone: 201-842-5720 and 973-761-9493 Press Row Phone: 205-934-0722 (CAA) and (Walsh Gym)

~~Coaching Staff Coaching Staff Head Coach: ....Murray Bartow Head Coach: .Tommy Amaker Alma Mater: Alabama-Birmingham/1985 Alma Mater: Duke/1987~~

~~Career Record: .... 73-52 (4 yrs.) Career Record: 52-40 (3 yrs.)~~

~~Record at School: 73- 52 (4 yrs.) Record at School: .... 52-40 (3 yrs.) Best Time To Call: .Mornings Best Time To Call:... contact SID~~

~~Assistant Coaches: ....Andy Kennedy Assistant Coaches: .. I-red Hill Matt Bowen Rob Jackson Thomas Johnson Billy Schmidt~~

~~Top Returning Letter Winners Top Returning Letter Winners: Pos. CI. Ht. PPG RPG Pos. CI. Ht. PPG RPG~~

~~David Walker F Sr. 6-5 8.2 7.0 Darius Lane G Jr. 6-4 15.3 4.6~~

~~LeAndrew Bass G Sr. 6-3 8.9 3.5 Ty Shine G Jr. 6-0 7.8 1.7 Myron Ransom F Sr. 6-5 11.4 5.9 Samuel Dalembert C So. 6-11 6.0 6.0~~

~~Top Newcomers: Top Newcomers: Pos. CI. Ht. PPG RPG Pos. CI. Ht. PPG RPG~~

~~George "P.J." Arnold G Jr. 6-5 22.7 8.5 Eddie Griffin F Fr. 6-9 26.0 12.0~~

Eric Batchelor F Jr. 6-7 22.0 5.0 Andre Barrett G Fr. 5-8 18.0 11.0*

~~Will Campbell F Jr. 6-8 14.5 14.0 Marcus Toney-El F Fr. 6-6 16.0 7.0~~

* Assists per game 58 .

~~Pennsylvania Northwestern Dec. 7, 2000 Dec. 10, 2000 8:00 PM 2:00 PM The Palestra P Tom Gola Arena~~

~~i General General~~

I Location: ..Philadelphia, PA Location: Evanston, IL Enrollment: 9,770 Enrollment: 7,400 jColors: Red and Blue Colors: Purple and White [Founded: 1740 Founded: 1851 Nickname: Quakers Nickname: Wildcats J [Home Court: The Palestra Home Court: Welsh-Ryan Arena [Capacity: 8,700 Capacity: 8,117 [Conference: Ivy League Conference: Big Ten 1999-00 Record (Conference):. 21-8(14-0) 1999-00 Record (Conference): 5-25 (0-16) Lettermen Returning/Lost: 6/3 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 7/5 J [Starters Returning/Lost: 2/3 Starters Returning/Lost: 4/1

~~University Personnel University Personnel~~

President: Judith Rodin President: Henry S. Bienen Alma Mater: Pennsylvania/ 1966 Alma Mater: Cornell/1960 Athletic Director: Steve Bilsky Athletic Director: Rick Taylor Alma Mater: Wharton/1971 Alma Mater: Gettysburg/ 1964 Athletic Department Phone: 215-898-6121 Athletic Department Phone: 847-491-3205

~~Sports Information Sports Information~~

Mailing Address: Weightman Hall South, 235 S. 33rd St. Mailing Address: 1501 Central Street Philadelphia, PA 19104 Evanston, IL 60208 Office Phone: 215-898-1748 Office Phone: 847-491-7503 Sports Information Director: Carla Shultzberg Sports Information Director: Mike Mahoney E-Mail Address: [email protected] E-Mail Address: m-mahone\2(« nwu.edu Home Phone: 215-778-21 17 Home Phone: 847-491-9369 SID Fax Number: 215-898-1747 SID Fax Number: 847-491-8818 Press Row Phone: 215-898-4324 Press Row Phone: 847-491-8852/8853

~~Coaching Staff Coaching Staff~~

~~Head Coach: Fran Dunphy Head Coach: Bill Carmody Alma Mater: La Salle/1970 Alma Mater: Union/ 1975 Career Record: ..194-105 (11 yrs.) Career Record: 92-25 (4j rs |~~

~~Record at School: .. ..194-105(11 yrs.) Record at School: 0-0 (1st season)~~

~~Best Time To Call: Contact SID Best Time To Call: call SID~~

~~Assistant Coaches: Gil Jackson Assistant Coaches: Paul 1 ee Dave Duke Craig Robinson Mitch Henderson Top Returning Letter Winners:~~

~~Pos. CI. lit. PPG Top Returning Letter Winners:~~

Ugonna Onyekwe F So. 6-8 11.7 I*. CI. PPG Geoff Owens C Si 6-11 Ben Johnson 11.6 [avara! Hard) Top Newcomers: \.inwi ennings Pos. (I. Ht PPG (' Adam Chubb 1 It. 6-10 10.0 lop V wcomers Charlie Copp PPG RP(. Jeff Schi finer Fr, 200 25.0 Ed \k( ants 30.4 10.0

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~~59 Villanova Drexel Dec. 14, 2000 Dec. 18, 2000 7:30 PM 8:00 PM The Palestra Tom Gola Arena~~

General General Location: Villanova, PA Location: Philadelphia, PA Enrollment: 6,150 Enrollment: 7,200 Colors: ..Blue and White Colors: Navy Blue and Gold Founded: 1842 Founded: 1891 Nickname: Wildcats Nickname: Dragons Home Court: Pavilion Home Court: John A. Daskalakis Athletic Center Capacity: 6,500 Capacity: 2,300 Conference: Big East Conference: America East 1999-00 Record (Conference):. 20-13(8-8) 1999-00 Record (Conference): 13-17(9-9) Lettermen Returning/Lost: 9/3 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 8/3 Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 Starters Returning/Lost: 2/3

~~University Personnel University Personnel~~

President: Rev. Edmund J. Dobbin, O.S.A. President: Dr. Constantine N. Papadakis Alma Mater: Villanova/1958 Alma Mater: ....National Technical University (Greece)/1969 Athletic Director: Vince Nicastro Athletic Director: Dr. Eric Zilmer Alma Mater: Bloomsburg/1987 Alma Mater: Rutgers University/1980 Athletic Department Phone: 610-519-4110 Athletic Department Phone: 215-895-1999

Sports Information Sports Information Mailing Address: 800 Lancaster Avenue Mailing Address: 3141 Chestnut Street Villanova, PA 19085 Philadelphia, PA 19104 Office Phone: 610-519-4120 Office Phone: 215-895-1591 Sports Information Director: Dean Kenefick Sports Information Director: Jan Giel Director of Publications/MBB SID: Mike Sheridan E-Mail Address: [email protected] Home Phone: 610-924-9042 Home Phone: 610-660-9727 SID Fax Number: 610-519-7323 SID Fax Number: 215-895-2038 Press Row Phone: 610-519-7290 Press Row Phone: 215-895-2041

~~Coaching Staff Coaching Staff Head Coach: Steve Lappas Head Coach: Steve Seymour Alma Mater: CCNY/1977 Alma Mater: ..Bridgewater State/1981~~

~~Career Record: ...... 212-159 (12 yrs.) Career Record: 13-17(1 yr.)~~

Record at School: 156-97 (8 yrs.) Record at School: .. 13-17(1 yr.) Best Time To Call: contact sports information department Best Time To Call:. mid-morning Assistant Coaches: Steve Pinone Assistant Coaches: John O'Connor Joe Jones Dino Presley Christopher Walker Chris McNesby

~~Top Returning Letter Winners: Top Returning Letter Winners: Pos. CI. Ht. PPG RPG Pos. CI. Ht. PPG RPG Jermaine Medley G Sr. 6-0 7.6 2.2 Mike Kouser F Sr. 6-7 15.9 9.2~~

Brooks Sales F Jr. 6-10 8.6 7.3 Joe Linderman C Sr. 6-9 1 7.2 7.6% Gary Buchanan G So. 6-4 12.5 2.8 Stephen Starks G Sr. 6-5 10.6 3.6 Ricky Wright F So. 6-7 5.0 3.8 Top Newcomers: Top Newcomers: CI. Ht. PPG RPG Pos. CI. Ht. PPG RPG Sean Brooks Fr. 6-6 21.0 19.0

~~Michael Bradley F/C Jr. 6-10 n/a 9.8% Pat Deveney Fr. 6-8 16.0 10.0~~

~~Reggie Bryant G Fr. 6-3 20.0 n/a Jamil Moore Fr. 6-4 24.0 11.0 Derrick Snowden G Fr. 6-0 18.0 n/a Brett Storm Fr. 6-2 18.3 5.3~~

~~1998-99 Stats from Kentucky 1998-99 Statistics 60 Lafayette California Dec. 29, 2000 Dec. 30, 2000 8:00 PM 8:00/10:30 PM Golden Bear Classic Golden Bear Classic (Possible Opponent) Qi~~

~~General Location: Easton, PA ....Berkeley CA Enrollment: 2,283 31,000 Colors: Maroon and White ..Blue and Gold Founded: 1826 Nickname: Leopards ..Golden Bears~~

Home Court: Allen P. Kirby Sports Center ..Hass Pavilion Capacity: 3,500 Conference: Patriot League Conference: Pacific 10 1999-00 Record (Conference): 24-7 (11-1) 1999-00 Record (Conference):. ..18-15(7-11) Lettermen Returning/Lost: 9/5 Lettermen Returning/Lost:

~~Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 Starters Returning/Lost: ..5/0~~

~~University Personnel University Personnel~~

President: Arthur J. Rothkopf President: Dr. Robert Berdahi Alma Mater: Lafayette/ 1955 Alma Mater: Augustana'1959 Athletic Director: Dr. Eve Atkinson Athletic Director: John Kasser Alma Mater: West Chester/1974 Alma Mater: Pepperdine 1959 Athletic Department Phone: 610-330-5470 Athletic Department Phone: 510-642-0580

Sports Information Sports Information Mailing Address: 107 Kirby Sports Center Mailing Address: 210 Memorial Stadium Easton, PA 18042-1773 Berkeley, CA 94720 Office Phone: 610-330-5122 Office Phone: 510-642-0515 Sports Information Director: Scott Morse Sports Information Director: Herb Benenson Assistant SID/MBB Contact: Phil LaBella E-Mail Address: benenson(3 uclink4.berkeley.edu E-Mail Address: label lap(«4afayette.edu Home Phone: 510-482-6475 Home Phone: 610-923-8193 SID Fax Number: 510-643-7778 SID Fax Number: 610-330-5519 Press Row Phone: 510-642-3098 Press Row Phone: 610-330-5454 or 5455 Coaching Staff

~~Coaching Staff I lead Coach: Ben Braun~~

~~Head Coach: Iran O'l [anion Alma Mater: \\ isconsin 1975~~

~~Alma Mater: Villanova 1970 Career Record: $90-270(22 yrs.)~~

~~Career Record: 83-61 yrs.) at 57-35 \ (5 Record School: | yrs | Record at School: 83-61 (5 yrs.) Best Time To Call: Contad SID~~

~~Best I Ime To Call: Through SID Assistant Coaches: Charles Ramse)~~

~~Assistant ( loaches: Patrick Brogan Kouis Re) naud Mike McKee Jon Wheeler~~

~~Mike l ongabardi Top Returning Letter Winners:~~

~~Top Returning Letter Winners: I*. CI Hi. PPG RPG~~

~~Pos. (I. III. PPG RPG Sean I ample]~~

~~Shanta) l egans So. 5-10 9.4 2.3~~

~~\ick Vandei l aan So. 6-10 S.5 6.7~~

~~lop Newcomers:~~

~~Top Newcomers: (I. III. PPG RPG Saulius Kuzminsta lr 6-11 n,i na~~

~~I anvil Mike Gabriel Hughes I i 6-10 13.0 10.0~~

61 Yale Temple Dec. 30, 2000 Jan. 4, 2001 8:00/10:30 PM 8:00 PM Golden Bear Classic Tom Gola Arena Feb. 28, 2001 (Possible opponent) 7:00 PM Apollo of Temple &General General n Location: New Haven, CT Location: Philadelphia, PA Enrollment: 5200 Enrollment: 29,000 Colors: Yale Blue and White Colors: Cherry and White Founded: 1701 Founded: 1884 Nickname: Elis Nickname: Owls

Home Court: John J. Lee Ampitheather Home Court: The Liacouras Center Capacity: 3,100 Capacity: 10,206 Conference: Ivy League Conference: Atlantic 10 1999-00 Record (Conference): 7-20 (5-9) 1999-00 Record (Conference): 27-6 (14-2) Lettermen Returning/Lost: 8/3 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 8/4 Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 Starters Returning/Lost: 2/3

~~University Personnel University Personnel~~

President: Richard C. Levin President: ..Dr. David Adamany Alma Mater: Stanford/1968 Alma Mater: Harvard/1958 Athletic Director: Thomas A. Beckett Athletic Director: Dave O'Brien Alma Mater: Pittsburgh/ 1968 Alma Mater: Moravian/1978 Athletic Department Phone: 203-432-4747 Athletic Department Phone:. 215-204-7447

Sports Information Sports Information Mailing Address: PO Box 208216, 20 Tower Parkway Mailing Address: 4th Floor, Vivacqua Hall New Haven, CT 06520-8216 Temple Sports Media Relations Office Phone: 203-432-1455 Philadelphia, PA 19122 Sports Information Director: Steve Conn Office Phone: 215-204-7445 Assistant SID: Tim Bennett Sports Information Director/MBB SID: Scott Cathcart E-Mail Address: [email protected] E-Mail Address: [email protected] Home Phone: 203-874-2402 Home Phone: 609-753-71 14 SID Fax Number: 203-432-1454 SID Fax Number: 215-204-7499 Press Row Phone: 203-432-2398 Press Row Phone: 215-204-7445

~~Coaching Staff Coaching Staff Head Coach: James Jones Head Coach: John Chaney Alma Mater: University of Albany/1986 Alma Mater: Bethune-Cookman/1955~~

~~Career Record: 7-20 (1 yr.) Career Record: 632-225 (28 yrs.)~~

Record at School: .. 7-20(1 yr.) Record at School: 407-166 (18 yrs.) Best Time To Call: Contact SID Best Time To Call: through sports information Assistant Coaches: Curt Wilson Assistant Coaches: Nate Blackwell Rob Senderoff Dan Leibovitz

~~Top Returning Letter Winners: Top Returning Letter Winners: Pos. CI Ht. PPG RPG Pos CI Ht. PPG RPG~~

~~Chris Leanza G 6-1 12.3 3.0 Lynn Greer G Jr. 6-1 12.3 2.6~~

~~Neil Yanke C 6-11 9.6 7.8 Kevin Lyde C Jr. 6-9 6.4 7.6~~

~~Tom Kritzer C 6-10 15.8 3.5 Alex Wesby F Jr. 6-6 3.4 1.0 Bill Parkhurst So. 6-7 16.4 3.3 Top Newcomers: Top Newcomers: Pos. CL Ht. PPG RPG Pos. Ht. PPG RPG Ronald Blackshear G So. 6-4 19.0 10.0%~~

~~Scott Gaffield Fr. 6-6 24.0 7.0 Brian Polk G Fr. 6-4 32.0 11.0~~

~~Josh Hill Fr. 6-6 18.0 12.0 Carlton Aaron F Fr. 6-9 15.0 11.0~~

~~Matt Minoff Fr. 6-5 15.0 6.0~~

Justin Simon Fr. 6-9 18.0 13.0 % 1998-99 Statistics Paul Vitelli Fr. 3 6-7 18.0 11.0 62 Xavier George Washington Jan. 7, 2001 Jan. 13, 2001 2:00 PM 2:00 PM Cintas Center Smith Center Feb. 25, 2001 ' 4:00 : PM Tom Gola Arena

jeneral General location: Cincinnati, OH Location: ..Washington, DC lEnrollment: 6,500 Enrollment: 20,346 lolors: Navy Blue, Gray and White Colors: BufT and Blue Pounded: 1831 Founded: 1821 Nickname: Musketeers Nickname: Colonials Home Court: Cintas Center Home Court: Smith Center Capacity: 10,250 Capacity: 5,000 Conference: Atlantic 10 Conference: Atlantic 10 1999-00 Record (Conference): 21-12 (9-7) 1999-00 Record (Conference):. 15-15(9-7) ^ettermen Returning/Lost: 11/3 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 9/4 iStarters Returning/Lost: 3/2 Starters Returning/Lost: 5/0

~~.University Personnel University Personnel~~

President: ..Michael J. Graham, SJ President: Stephen Joel Trachtenberg JAIma Mater: Cornell/1975 Alma Mater: Columbia/1959 Kthletic Director: Mike Bobinski Athletic Director: Jack Kvancz Alma Mater: Notre Dame/1979 Alma Mater: Boston College/1968 lAthletic Department Phone:. 513-745-3414 Athletic Department Phone: 202-994-6650

Sports Information Sports Information Mailing Address: 3800 Victory Parkway Mailing Address: 600 22nd Street, NW Cincinnati, OH 45207-7530 Washington, DC 20052 Office Phone: 513-745-3416 Office Phone: 202-994-6654

• Sports Information Director: Tom Eiser Sports Information Director: Brad Bower E-Mail Address: [email protected] E-Mail Address: [email protected] Home Phone: 513-662-3644 Home Phone: 703-658-1497 SID Fax Number: 513-745-2825 SID Fax Number: 202-994-2713 Press Row Phone: 513-745-3929 Press Row Phone: 202-994-1776

Coaching Staff Coaching Staff Head Coach: Skip Prosser Head Coach: Tom Penders Alma Mater: Merchant Marine Acad./ 1972 Alma Mater: Connecticut/ 1967 Career Record: 144-70 Career Record: 513-343 (29 yrs.)

Record at School: 127-57 Record at School: 35-24 (2 > rs. i pest lime To Call: mornings through sports information Best Time To Call: Through SID Assistant Coaches: Jeff Battle Assistant Coaches: Rob Wright Mark Schmidt Bonzie Colson Dino Gaudio Tomm\ Penders

~~Top Returning Letter Winn rs: Top Returning Letter Winners:~~

~~Pos. CL lit. PPG RPG Pos. CI. lit. PPG RPG~~

~~Maurice McAfee G Jr. 6-0 15.1 4.2* SirValiant Brown G So. 6-1 24.6 3.3~~

~~Lloyd Price G/F Jr. 6-5 13.0 6.0 Chris Monroe G So. 6-3 16.3 6 s David West F/C So. 6-8 11.7 9.1 Mike King G Sr. 6-4 12.1 5.5~~

~~Top Newcomers: Top Newcomers:~~

~~Pos. CI lit. PPG RPG Pos. (I. III. PPG UPC.~~

~~6-0 i Lionel Chalmers G So. 22.4 4.4 Greg ( tollucci G 1 6-3 14.6 6.0~~

Romain Sato G/F Fr. 6-4 26.4 15.6% Darnell Miller G Fr. 0-4 7.0 7.0* Dave Young G So. 6-4 24.7 5.0 * Assists pet game *Assists per game % 1998-99 Statistics Duquesne Dayton Jan. 17, 2001 Jan. 21,2001 7:00 PM 2:00 PM Tom Gola Arena University of Feb. 20, 2001 Dayton Arena 7:35 PM AJ Palumbo Center

General General Location: Pittsburgh, PA Location: Dayton, Ohio Enrollment: 10,000 Enrollment: 6,500 Colors: Red and Blue Colors: Red and Blue Founded: 1878 Founded: 1850 Nickname: Dukes Nickname: Flyers Home Court: ..A.J. Palumbo Center Home Court: University of Dayton Arena Capacity: 6,200 Capacity: 13,455 Conference: Atlantic 10 Conference: Atlantic 10 1999-00 Record (Conference):. 9-20(4-12) 1999-00 Record (Conference): 22-9(11-5) Lettermen Returning/Lost: 9/2 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 6/7 Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2

~~University Personnel University Personnel~~

President ..Dr. John E. Murray, Jr. President: Br. Raymond A. Fitz, SM, PhD Alma Mater/Year: SJD Wisconsin/ 1959 Alma Mater: University of Dayton/1964 Athletic Director: Brian Colleary Athletic Director: Ted Kissell Alma Mater/Year: Fordham/1974 Alma Mater: Elmhurst College/1969 Athletic Department Phone: 412-396-6565 Athletic Department Phone: 937-229-2165

Sports Information Sports Information Mailing Address: A.J. Palumbo Center, 600 Forbes Ave. Mailing Address: 300 College Park Pittsburgh, PA 15282 Dayton, OH 45469-1238 Office Phone: 412-396-5861 Office Phone: 937-229-4460 Sports Information Director: Dave Saba Sports Information Director: Doug Hauschild E-Mail Address: [email protected] E-Mail Address: [email protected] Home Phone: 412-269-2199 Home Phone: 937-426-1863 SID Fax Number: 412-396-6210 SID Fax Number: 937-229-4461 Press Row Phone: 412-396-4925 Press Row Phone: 937-449-2855

Coaching Staff: Coaching Staff Head Coach: Darelle Porter Head Coach: ....Oliver Purnell Alma Mater/Year: Pittsburgh/ 1991 Alma Mater: ...Old Dominion/1975 Career Record: 14-43 (2 yrs.) Career Record: 190-161 (12 yrs.)

Record at School: 14-43 (2 yrs.) Record at School: .. 89-86 (6 yrs.) Best Time To Call: Contact SID Best Time To Call:. mornings Assistant Coaches: Jarrett Durham Assistant Coaches:. Ron Jirsa David Adelman Frank Smith James Stafford Bill Comar

~~Top Returning Letter Winners: Top Returning Letter Winners Pos. CI. Ht. PPG RPG Pos. CI. Ht. PPG RPG~~

~~Wayne Smith F Jr. 6-7 16.7 7.0 Tony Stanley G Sr. 6-4 14.7 5.5~~

~~Courtney Wallace G Sr. 6-4 Brooks Hall G/F So. 6-6 13.1 6.4 Charles Stanfield G Sr. 6-4 Nate Green F So. 6-6 3.9 3.2~~

~~Top Newcomers: Top Newcomers CL Ht. PPG RPG Pos. CI. Ht. PPG RPG Jack May So. 6-8 23.0 13.0% Sean Finn C Fr. 6-11 22.7 9.1~~

~~Jon Pawlak Fr. 6-9 23.1 9.1 Lamar Hill F/C Jr. 6-8 14.2 10.3~~

~~J-S Esposito Fr. 5-11 25.0 12.0* Stan King G Fr. 6-4 17.0 10.5~~

* Assists per game % 1998-99 Statistics 64 Massachusetts Rhode Island

~~Jan. 25, 2001 Jan. 27, 2001 . of *h0c 7:00 PM 2:00 PM <*/^^wV Tom Ciola Arena Keaney Gymnasium 2 * 3 |p*^!b\ ° Feb. 6* 2001 \&yJJ& 7:00 PM RAMSj Tom Gola Arena ^~~

General General Location: Amherst, MA Location: Kingston, RI Enrollment: 24,100 Enrollment: 14,557 Colors: ..Maroon and White Colors: Light Blue, Dark Blue and White Founded: 1863 Founded: 1892 Nickname: Minutemen Nickname: Rams Home Court: Mullins Center Home Court: ..Providence Civic Center & Keaney Gymnasium Capacity: 9,493 Capacity: 12,641 & 3,385 Conference: Atlantic 10 Conference: Atlantic 10 1999-00 Record (Conference):. 17-16(9-7) 1999-00 Record (Conference): 5-25 (2-14) Lettermen Returning/Lost: 8/3 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 7/6 Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2

~~University Personnel University Personnel~~

President: David Scott President: ..Dr. Robert L. Carothers Alma Mater: Oxford/1962 Alma Mater: Edinboro/1965 Athletic Director: ....Bob Marcum Athletic Director: Ron Petro Alma Mater: ..Marshall/1959 Alma Mater: Manhattan/1963 Athletic Department Phone: ...413-545-4086 Athletic Department Phone:. 401-874-5245

~~Sports Information Sports Information~~

Mailing Address: 255 Boyden Building Mailing Address: ... Three Keaney Road. Suite One Amherst, MA 01003-1010 Kingston. RI 02881 Office Phone: 413-545-2439 Office Phone: 401-874-2401 Sports Information Director: Nick Joos Sports Information Director: Mike Ballweg

~~E-Mail Address: [email protected] E-Mail Address: mballweg~~

~~(Ci\ IC (enter) (Kearney G> mnasium) Coaching Staff:~~

~~Head Coach: Bruiser Flint Coaching Staff~~

~~Alma Mater: ..St. Joseph's/ 1987 Head Coach: Jerry DeGregorio~~

~~Career Record: 71-57 (4 yrs.) Alma Mater: St. John's 1988~~

~~Record at School: 71-57(4 yrs.) Career Record: 5-25 (I yr.)~~

~~Best Time To Call: through SID Record at School: 5-25(1 yr.)~~

~~Assistant ( (inches: ( feoff Arnold Besl lime lo C all: 10:00am- 1 2:00pm Mike Connors Assistant Coaches: lorn Garrick Chuck Martin Bilh Reid~~

~~Top Returning Letter Winners: Top Returning Letter Winners~~

~~I'.i Pos. < PPG RPG >' Monty Mack Zach Marburj G 15.7 ) iitwana Rhymer lax orris Bell' F 14.3 6.7 Shannon (rooks~~

~~Top Newcomers: lop Newcomers:~~

~~Pos. < Anthom Anderson Brian Woodward So~~

~~Willie lenkins 10.0 Vndre Sootl 1 1 6-9~~

~~Itaheim I amb 10.5 Dinno Daniels Jr. 6-0~~

* \ssisls per game * \ssists pei game % 1998-99 Statistics 65 .

~~Fordham St. Bonaventure Jan. 31, 2001 Feb. 3, 2001 7:00 PM 4:00 PM Tom Gola Arena Tom Gola Arena Feb. 10,2001 Feb. 14, 2001 2:00 PM 7:30 PM Rose Hill Gym Reilly Center~~

~~General General~~

Location: Bronx, NY Location: St. Bonaventure, NY Enrollment: 6,578 Enrollment: 3,000 Colors: ..Maroon and White Colors: Brown and White Founded: 1841 Founded: 1858 Nickname: Rams Nickname: Bonnies Home Court: Rose Hill Gym Home Court: Reilly Center Capacity: 3,470 Capacity: 6,000 Conference: Atlantic 10 Conference: Atlantic 10 1998-99 Record (Conference):. 14-15(7-9) 1999-00 Record (Conference): 21-10(11-5) Lettermen Returning/Lost: 8/4 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 9/4 Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 Starters Returning/Lost: 2/3

~~University Personnel University Personnel~~

~~President: ..Rev. Joseph A. O'Hare, SJ President: ..Dr. Robert J. Wickenheiser~~

Alma Mater: Berchmans/1954 Alma Mater: St. Benedict's Athletic Director: Frank McLaughlin Athletic Director: Gothard Lane Alma Mater: Fordham/1964 Alma Mater: Randolph Macon/1971 Athletic Department Phone:. 718-817-4300 Athletic Department Phone:. 716-375-2282

Sports Information Sports Information Mailing Address: ..441 East Fordham Rd. Mailing Address: P.O. Box G Reilly Center St. Bronx, NY 10458 St. Bonaventure, NY 14778 Office Phone: 718-817-4240 Office Phone: 716-375-2319 Sports Information Director: Joe DiBari Sports Information Director: Steve Mest E-Mail Address: [email protected] E-Mail Address: [email protected] Home Phone: 718-850-4700 Home Phone: 716-372-3494 SID Fax Number: 718-817-4244 SID Fax Number: 716-375-2383 Press Row Phone: 718-817-4236 Press Row Phone: 716-375-2661

~~Coaching Staff Coaching Staff Head Coach: Bob Hill Head Coach: Jim Baron~~

~~Alma Mater: Bowling Green/1971 Alma Mater: ..St. Bonaventure/ 1977~~

~~Career Record: 14-15 (1 yr.) Career Record: 188-190 (13 yrs.)~~

Record at School: 14-15 (1 yr.) Record at School: .. 114-1 19 (8 yrs.) Best Time To Call: mornings Best Time To Call:. 11 :00am- 12:00pm Assistant Coaches: Mike Brown Assistant Coaches: Joe Lombardi Cameron Hill Desmond Oliver Shay Berry Tyrone Weeks

Top Returning Letter Winners: Top Returning Letter Winners: Pos. CI. Ht. PPG RPG Pos. CI. Ht. PPG RPG Bevon Robin G Sr. 6-2 15.7 3.9 Peter Van Paassen F/C Sr. 6-11 10.1 7.2 Jason Harris G Sr. 5-9 15.3 2.8 Patricio Patro G So. 6-4 8.7 3.6

~~Teremun Johnson F Jr. J.R. Bremer G Jr. 6-2 9.7 3.0~~

~~Top Newcomers: Top Newcomers: Pos. CI. Ht. PPG RPG Pos. (I. Ht. PPG~~

~~Liberto Tetimadingar F Fr. 6-8 21.0 12.0 Marques Green G Fr. 5-7 21.0~~

Jeff McMillan F Fr. 6-8 17.0 13.0 Quadir Habeeb F 9.7 Kevin Houston G/F 3.8*

* Assists per game

~~66 St. Joseph's NCAA& Mar. 3, 2001 Atlantic 10 8:00 PM Tournament Tom Gola Arena Schedule & Locations~~

General Atlantic 10 Tournament Dates & Times Location: Philadelphia, PA (First Union Spectrum, Philadelphia, PA) Enrollment: 3,250 Opening Round Colors: Crimson and Gray 3-7 Founded: 1851 12:00, 2:00, 7:00, & 9:00 Nickname: Hawks Home Court: Alumni Memorial Fieldhouse Second Round Capacity: 3,200 3-8 12:00, 2:00, 7:00, & 9:00 Conference: Atlantic 10 1999-00 13-16 | Record (Conference): (7-9) Lettermen Returning/Lost: 8/5 Semifinals Round Starters Returning/Lost: 4/1 3-9 7:00 & 9:00

~~University Personnel Championship President: Rev. Nicholas S. Rashford, SJ 3-10 6:00 Alma Mater: St. Louis/1964 Athletic Director: Don DiJulia~~

Alma Mater: St. Joseph's/1968 Athletic Department Phone: 610-660-1707 NCAA Tournament First/Second Round Dates/Sites Sports Information 3-15 & 3-17 Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum Mailing Address: 5600 City Avenue 3-15 3-17 Philadelphia, PA 19131-1395 & Greensboro Coliseum Office Phone: 610-660-1727 3-15 & 3-17 Cox Arena at Aztec Bowl Sports Information Director: Larry Dougherty 3-15 & 3-17 Boise State University Pavilion E-Mail Address: [email protected] Home Phone: 610-449-7376 3-16 & 3-18 University of Dayton Arena SID Fax Number: 610-660-1724 Press Row Phone: 610-660-2599 3-16 & 3-18 Kemper Arena 3-16 & 3-18 The Pyramid Coaching Staff 3-16 & 3-18 Louisiana Superdome Head Coach: Phil Martelli Alma Mater: Widener/1976 Regional Dates/Sites: Career Record: 81-71 (5yrs.) 3-22 & 3-24 First Union Center, Philadelphia. PA Record at School: .. 81-71 (5yrs.) Best Time To Call: ..10:00am- 12:00pm 3-22 & 3-24 Arrowhead Pond of Anaheim Assistant Coaches: Matt Brady Monte' Ross 3-23 & 3-25 Alamodome Mark Bass 3-23 & 3-25 Georgia Dome

~~Top Returning Letter Winners: Pos. CI. Final Four:~~

~~Marvin O'Connor Jr. G 3-31 & 4-2 Hubert 11. Humphen Metratome Na'im Crenshaw G Sr.~~

~~Damian Rcid C Jr.~~

~~Top Newcomers: Pos. CI.~~

~~Jamcer Nelson G Fr.~~

~~John Bryant F Fr.~~

~~Tyrone Barley G Fr.~~

* Assists per game

~~67 Year-Sy-Year Won-Loss~~

Sk.ason Won Lost Captain(s) 2000 17 Donnie Carr 1999 15 Donnie Carr 1998 18 Mike Gizzi 1997 17 Mike Melchionni, Mike Gizzi 1996 24 Romaine Haywood 1995 14 Kareem Townes, Paul Burke, Romaine Haywood 1994 Paul Burke, Kareem Townes 1993 JeffNeubauer

1 992 20 Jack Hurd 1991 19 Doug Overton 1990 30 Lionel Simmons 26 Craig Conlin, Lionel Simmons 24 Tim Legler, Rich Tarr 1987 20 Larry Koretz 1986 14 Chip Greenberg, Gary Jones 1985 15 Steve Black, Ralph Lewis 1984 20 Steve Black, Ralph Lewis 18 Tom Piotrowski, Ralph Gilmore 16 Paul Harter 1981 14 Greg Webster, Kevin Lynam, Stan Williams 1980 22 Michael Brooks 1979 15 Tony Plakis, Darryl Gladden 1978 18 Joe Mihalich, Jim Wolkiewicz

1977 17 Donn Wilber Head Coach Speedy Morris discussing strategy with two- 1976 11 Glenn Collier, Varick Cutler, year captain and the fourth leading scorer in school history Charlie Wise Donnie Carr. 1975 22 Bill Taylor 1974 18 Joe DiCocco, Frank Moffatt 1973 15 Jim Crawford, Bill Fox 1949 21 Joe Greenberg 1972 6 Jim Crawford 1948 20 Fred Bernhardt 1971 20 Ken Durrett 1947 20 Bob Walters 1970 14 Fran Dunphy, Ken Durrett 1946 Bob Walters 1969 23 Game Captains 1945 Game Captains 1968 20 Larry Cannon, Lefty Ervin 1944 Don Clune 1967 14 Hubie Marshall, George Paull 1943 Irv Reichman 1966 10 Jerry Marano 1942 Charles McGlone 1965 15 Joe Cunnane 1941 Gene Gillen, John Brnich 1964 16 Frank Corace 1940 Tom Carroll 1963 16 Bill Raftery, Tony Abbott 1939 Frank Hoerst 1962 16 Bob McAteer 1938 Frank Hoerst 1961 15 Bob McAteer 1937 Frank Hoerst 1960 16 Game Captains 1936 Phil Kear 1959 16 Al Ferner 1935 Matt Kratchowill 1958 16 Charles Eltringham 1934 Clem Meehan 1957 17 Game Captains 1933 Joe Meehan 1956 15 Game Captains 1932 Charles Mosicant 1955 26 Tom Go la 1931 Mort Gratz, Ray Bab 1954 26 Tom Gola, Frank O'Hara 1953 25 Game Captains 1952 25 Charles Donnelly 1951 22 Jim Phelan 1950 21 Frank Comerford

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~~MC-Time Series Scores andJiCC-Time (Records JAtt-^ime Series Standings~~

~~First Last~~

~~Opponent W L Met Met La Salle win Opponent win Opponent~~

~~Akron 1 1940 1940 940 (33-30) Eastern Kentucky 1987 98-83)~~

~~Alabama 2 4 1974 1999 980(82-80) 1999(85-70) Eastern Michigan 1973 93-66)~~

~~Manama -Birminghai i First Meeting Eastern Washmgtoi 1998 67-59)~~

~~Albright 26 2 1946 1970 970(89-59) 1946(67-61) Elizabethtown 1932 42-29)~~

~~Alcorn State First Meeting Evansville 1994 65-63)~~

~~American 18 7 1966 1996 996(75-59) 1983(65-63) Fairfield 1992 88-66)~~

~~Arizona 2 1 1950 1994 953 (87-68) 1994(92-76) Florida 1990 76-69)~~

~~Arizona State 1 1997 1997 1997(111-78) Florida Southern~~

~~- Arkansas 1 1948 1948 948 (69-58) Florida State 1989 1 1 1 0<~~

~~Arkansas-little Rock 1 1987 1987 987 (92-73) Fordham is»>g 78-71)~~

~~Ann) 13 4 1973 1990 990(106-73) 1987(68-59) Fresno State 1990 75-63)~~

~~Arnold 1 1 943 1943 943 (83-48) Furman 1975 69-64)~~

~~Auburn 1 1995 1995 1995(70-60) Gallaudet~~

~~Austin Peay 1 1989 1989 989 (79-74) Geo. Washington 2000 77-68)~~

~~Baldwin- Wallace 2 1 1949 1951 951 (86-67) 1949(52-49) Georgetown 1965 88-80)~~

~~Baltimore 4 1933 1969 969(100-57) Georgia 1971 50-42)~~

~~Baylor 3 1 972 1994 994 (75-64) Georgia Southern 1989 64-62)~~

~~Biscayne 6 1 1972 1978 978 (89-84) 1972(103-93) Georgia Tech 1949 67-59)~~

~~Bloomsburg 1 1950 1950 950(67-41) Geneva 1952 103-74~~

~~Boston College 3 1 1947 1972 971 (75-63) 1972(62-61) Gettysburg 1968 96-58)~~

~~Boston University 1 1 1983 1997 997 (70-58) 1997(77-65) Hartford 1985 82-80)~~

~~Bowling Green 5 1 1 949 1986 986 (94-54) 1949(57-45) Haverford~~

~~Bradley 2 1 1954 1957 957 (87-77) 1956(93-78) High Point 1999 85-62)~~

~~Brandeis 1 1955 1955 955(102-56) Hofstra 1983 78-62)~~

~~Brigham Young 6 3 1 949 1992 992(81-80) 1988(95-82) Holy Cross 1996 73-56)~~

~~Brooklyn College 1 1935 1935 935(28-17) Houston~~

~~Brown 1 1983 1983 983(61-59) Howard 1998 85-69)~~

~~Bucknell 15 3 1903 1983 983 (68-66) 1980(80-79) Idaho 1991 83-61)~~

~~Butler 2 6 1940 1999 995(73-71) 1999(43-36) Idaho State 1980 88-83)~~

~~California 1 1992 1992 992 (99-76) Illinois~~

~~Cal Poly SLO 1 1 1 994 1996 994 (85-49) 1996(71-78) Illinois-Chicago 1995 83-77)~~

~~Cal St-Fullerton 1 1979 1979 1979(84-75) Illinois State 1987 70-50)~~

~~Canisius 24 9 1941 1992 992 (90-73) 1983 (55-54) Illinois Wesleyan 1939 25-23)~~

~~Catholic 8 4 1933 1947 947(68-33) 1939(45-40) Indiana 1969 108-88~~

~~Central Connecticut 1 1999 1999 999 (70-60) lona 1992 88-79)~~

~~Central Florida 1 1987 1987 987 (68-43) Iowa 1955 76-73)~~

~~C.C.N. Y. 4 1938 1946 1946(94-52) James Madison 1993 89-85)~~

~~Chaminade 1 1988 1988 988 (90-60) Kansas~~

~~Charleston 3 1934 1942 942 (39-27) Kansas State~~

~~Cincinnati 3 6 1948 1983 953(86-81) 1983(76-73) Kentucky~~

~~Clemson 1 1 1975 1990 975 (67-63) 1990(79-75) Kutztown 1945 64-48)~~

~~Cleveland State 2 1 1976 1995 995 (76-67) 1995(81-78) Lafayette 1983 (79-61)~~

~~Coast Guard 2 2 1943 1946 946 (59-46) 1945(58-44) Lehigh 1982 94-69)~~

~~Colorado 1 1993 1993 1993 (84-65) Lock Haven 1947 69-36)~~

~~Columbia 1 1 1968 1970 970 (89-74) 1968(83-69) Long Beach State 1989 96-63)~~

~~Columbus 1 1942 1942 1942(47-45) Long Island U. 1971 68-53)~~

~~Cooper Union 1 1933 1933 933(33-16) Louisiana Tech~~

~~Cornell 1 1 1970 1998 970 (68-56) 1998(63-61 Louisville 1966 96-92)~~

~~Creighton 4 6 1 963 1993 993 (66-56) 1970(86-77) Loyola (III.) 1995 92-71)~~

~~Dartmouth 2 1962 1985 985 (84-55) Loyola (La.) 1971 74-53)~~

~~Davis & Elkins 4 1935 1942 942 (44-33) Loyola (Md.) 1992 99-85)~~

~~Dayton 8 11 1952 2000 999 (88-75) 2000 (71-64) Loyola Man mourn 1991 133-11)~~

~~Delaware 18 1 1932 1988 988 (86-72) 1932(33-25) Lutheran Seminary 1932 50-24)~~

~~Delaware State 1 1992 1992 992(83-74) Maine 1987 79-66)~~

~~DePaul 2 6 1950 1990 990(83-62) 1987(58-54) Manhattan 1992 77-76)~~

~~Detroit 4 6 1 965 1995 994 (80-67) 1995(82-67) Marquette 1995 68-65)~~

~~Dickinson 3 1954 1977 977(82-61) Marshall 1971 76-75)~~

~~Drexel 17 4 1945 1999 999 (70-55) 1997 (70-75) Maryland~~

~~Duke 4 1978 1983 1983(61-60) Massachusetts 1999 63-60)~~

~~Duquesne 24 21 1940 2000 2000 (67-58) 2000 (83-63) Memphis 1975 93-84)~~

~~East Carolina 1 1978 1978 978 (96-95) 1971 97-77) m 70 ! 1 S ; 9 1 flCC-Time Series Standings~~

~~First Last L Opponent Met Met L Opponent «in~~

~~1997(71-66) Scranton 1932 960 19 1946(65-411~~

~~1976(86-71) Seattle 1965 966 1966(84-62)~~

~~1958 (90-80) Seton Hall 1932 992 19 1992 (73-55)~~

~~1966(92-87) 1990 992 19 1992(77-64)~~

~~1981 (83-74) South Carolina 1969 989 19 1969(62-591~~

~~South Florida 1982 982 1982(82-62)~~

~~SW Missouri State 1953 990 19~~

~~1948(70-58) Southern Cal 1948 973 19~~

~~1968(81-73) 1945(54-47) Southern Methodist 1977 977 19~~

~~1999(73-64) 1998(92-88) Southern Miss 1987 996 19 1987(84-80)~~

~~1963(88-49) 1959(92-75) Stanford 1953 985 1 1985(84-73)~~

~~1952(105-82) 1978 982 19 1979(90-76)~~

~~1954(64-48) Susquehanna 1932 932 1~~

~~1967(99-76) Swarthmore 1946 947 19 J (47-43)~~

~~1943 (50-35) Syracuse 1955 999 19 ) (108-101) 1999(68-52)~~

~~1973 (76-70) 1900 .000 19 I (78-67) 2000 (72-50)~~

~~1953(80-63) Temple Pharmac) (32-17)~~

~~1998(77-74) 997 (84-60) Tennessee 1970 977 1977(92-85)~~

~~1947(65-62) 988(96-82) Tennessee Tech 1993 993 19~~

~~1943(58-37) Texas A&M 1976 999 19 1999(70-69)~~

~~Texas-El Paso 1995 995 1995(69-62)~~

~~Texas-San Antonio 1988 988 19~~

~~Texas Southern 1997 997 19 J (73-67)~~

~~1987(102-85) Texas Tech 1975 995 19 i (73-64) 1995(62-58)~~

~~1999 (62-44) Texas Wesleyan 1948 948 19 i (69-66)~~

~~1941 950 19 1950(59-551~~

~~1964(91-69) Towson State 1983 983 19~~

~~1994(84-81) 993 (72-63 1940 972 19 1972(80-77)~~

~~1990(74-62) 978 (86-83! UCLA 1950 955 19 1950(62-57)~~

~~993(100-80) 1935 936 19 945(52-38)~~

~~940 (33- Utah 1947 955 19 i (52-46)~~

~~1967 108-97 Utah State 1964 980 19 1(90-851~~

~~1992 105-75 Valparaiso 1957 958 19 ! (97-86)~~

~~992 (92-SOl Vanderbilt 1967 967~~

~~1999 83-76) 999 (62-58) Vermont 1977 984 19~~

~~1932 36-18) Villano\a 1934 000 19~~

~~1969 70-55) 1948 958 19~~

~~"(>-(." ,1th i 1934 32-13) Va. Common' 1983 983 1983 i~~

~~1980 87-58) Virginia Tech 1996 000 2( 2000(96-86)~~

~~1993 82-80) Wake Forest 1953 974 19 19-4,9>.9(M~~

~~1984 95 91 Washington 1977 977 19", 114-94,~~

~~1' 1994 58-49) 1993 65-60) Washington Coll. 1940 942 ! (32-16)~~

~~1976 75-73) 1977 75-62) \U-si Chester 1932 982 14 • (71-56) 1940(30-27)~~

~~1998 80-59) 1955 992 19 1(100-83)~~

~~1980 84-76) : 75-66) Western Carolina 1982 982~~

~~1982 64-58) Western Kentuck) 1 94 ) 98 J 1~~

~~" i 1993 71-61) 1 i 1 1994 92 Widener(RM.< 1936 978 14 19 1 36- i~~

~~1983 68-57) 1 98 71-69) William & Mar> 1949 949 19 99s 1937 32-29) 1939 Wise -Green l».i> 1 98 19~~

~~1974 82-76) 1975 96 82) Wise -Milwaukee 199? 99s H~~

~~1 998 89-81) zooo 66-51) \\ right State~~

~~,94 5 94- 94 ; 1948 0) 47-41) »">* I (56 :>~~

~~1 969 107 95 194(1 94 1 19~~

~~1956 1965 1958 nun :i 1,-1 Ml,~~

~~2000 59-56) MOO 65-56) 19-11 993 19~~

~~I95J 1963 62 "U~~

~~1985 69 19)~~

~~1 992 1991~~

~~1981~~

~~1973~~

~~II i 1941 | 191 71 1~~

~~Jiff-Time Series Scores~~

~~ALA.-BIRM INGHAM 1961-62 66-80 1951-52 62-52 1956-57 84-73~~

~~(First meeting) 1962-63 73-69 1952-53 56-60 1957-58 66-67 1'~~

~~1963-64 58-89 1953-54 88-70 1958-59 70-73 l«~~

~~1 1 ALCORN STATE 964-65 83-69 1954-55 76-60 1959-60 62-66 I~~

~~(Po ssible first meeting) 1965-66 77-79 1955-56 95-81 1960-61 67-63 1966-67 77-66 1956-57 75-84 1961-62 69-57~~

~~CALIFORNIA 1 967-68 80-79 (OT) 1957-58 82-74 1 962-63 74-78 |~~

~~Lt i Salle leads (1-1)) 1968-69 85-71 1958-59 84-77 1963-64 61-58 h -92 1 99 1 99-76 1969-70 64-67 1959-60 81-73 1964-65 78-64 h~~

~~L 1970-71 1 86-95 960-6 104-86 1965-66 76-90 i i CENTRAL CONNECTICUT 1971-72 69-81 1961-62 69-73 1966-67 85-83 Salle eads(l-O) 1972-73 69-67 95-59 La 1962-63 1967-68 45-57 , fa~~

~~1 999-00 70-60 1973-74 63-81 1963-64 100-86 1968-69 78-64 U~~

~~1974-75 1 88-79 1964-65 91-73 1969-70 67-76 I~~

~~DAYTON 1975-76 72-76 1965-66 81-93 1970-71 88-107 19~~

~~La Salic lends (11-10) 1976-77 62-64 1966-67 85-72 1971-72 66-80 15~~

~~1951-52 75-64 1977-78 79-74 1967-68 74-45 1972-73 45-57 11 1952-53 73-64 1978-79 89-90 1968-69 97-65 1973-74 82-84~~

~~1953-54 82-58 1979-80 91-79 1969-70 102-73 1974-75 67-65 19~~

~~1961-62 67-81 1980-81 66-62 1970-71 93-82/74- 1975-76 56-58 ll~~

~~1980-81 76-68 1981-82 80-79 1971-72 66-86 1976-77 70-80 !•~~

~~1981-82 77-84 1982-83 67-61 1972-73 68-77 1977-78 75-78 19~~

~~1982-83 73-79 1992-93 81 78/68-65 1973-74 87-66 1978-79 67-68 |5~~

~~1983-84 69-84 1995-96 73-69/75-85 1974-75 71-58/92-85 1979-80 80-73 19~~

~~1987-88 69-66 1996-97 79.77/77.88 1976-77 86-80 1980-81 62-67 |<~~

~~1992-93 72-64/67-57 1997-98 78-89/80-77 1978-79 95-80 1981-82 77-75 •~~

~~1995-96 60-67/64-66 1998-99 85-73/78-86 1979-80 80-81/70-62 1982-83 72-78 5~~

~~1996-97 63-51/62-72 1999-00 63-83/67-58 1980-81 69-60 1983-84 96-85 19~~

~~1997-98 72-89/73-60 1981-82 65-67 1984-85 77-74 15~~

~~1998-99 81-70/88-74 FORDHAM 1982-83 79-61 1985-86 80-86 > 19~~

~~1999-00 60-69/64-71 La Salle leads (20-8) One game prior to 1930 1986-87 80-72 19~~

~~1953-54 61 56/76-74 1987-88 61-66 154~~

~~DREXEL 1954-55 64-49 MASSACHUSETTS 1988-89 77-61 Ml La Salle leads 117-4) 1955-56 69-84 Massachusetts leads (7-2) 1989-90 86-83~~

~~1944-45 95-34/75-46 1956-57 84-66 1971-72 82-75 1990-91 84-80 (OT) |U 1970-71 81-63 1961-62 60-56 1990-91 90-93 1991-92 57-66 W~~

~~1971-72 64-77 1983-84 84-73/68 67/60-62 1994-95 64-87 1992-93 44-71 19;~~

~~1972-73 72-57 1984-85 67 74/70-66 1995-96 53-70 1993-94 62-66 195~~

~~1973-74 85-73 1985-86 78 66/54-70 1996-97 50-56/49-* 1 994-95 71-90 195~~

~~1974-75 80-63 1986-87 79 87/69-66 1997-98 71-81 1995-96 66-68 (OT) 195~~

~~1975-76 66-74 1987-88 85-80/76 51/79-70 1998-99 63-60 1996-97 60-67 195~~

~~1976-77 55-51 1988-89 86-73/77 66/85-69 1 999-00 48-82 1997-98 64-82 195~~

~~1977-78 80-79 1989-90 98 72/71-61 1998-99 58-62 155 5' 1978-79 88-72 1995-96 -60 (OT) N.C . WILMINGTON 1999-00 83-76 195~~

~~1979-80 65-61/87-76 1996-97 94-73 (First meeting) 195 1980-81 63-52/66-69 1997-98 80-86 RHODE ISLAND 1981-82 57-55 1998-99 78-71 NORTHWESTERN Rhode Island leads (11-1)~~

~~1982-83 63-61 1999-00 70-74 La Salle leads (2-0) 1976-77 6 1 -70 \%~~

~~1996-97 63-58 1963-64 91-69 1977-78 73-78 \%~~

~~1997-98 70-75 GEORGE WASHINGTON 1999-00 62-44 1978-79 80-83 \%~~

1 998-99 59-57 GW leads (8-4 ) 1979-80 84-76 !«M 1999-00 70-54 1950-51 85-63 OKLAHOMA 1980-81 60-7(1 82-84 1983-84 65-64 Oklahoma leads (1-0) 1982-83 |fy DUOLESNE 1995-96 83 92/76-70 1944-45 38-52 1995-96 65-74/59-85 )% La Salle leads 124-22) 1996-97 52-56/7" -78 (OT) 1996-97 61-92 w

1939-40 23-27(OT) 1997-98 68 78/65-82 PENNSYLVANIA 1997-98 73-84 \%i 1949-50 47-49 1998-99 75 93/70-72 Perms ylvania leads (3. -21) 1998-99 62-75/58-83 m 1950-51 43-53 1999-00 75 99/77-68 1933-34 22-35 1999-00 66-75 p 1951-52 60-71/59-46 1934-35 22-33 1952-53 72-66 LAFAYETTE 1935-36 28-36 ST. BONAVENTURE 1954-55 65-67 La Salle leads (30-10) 1936-37 25-26 La Salle leads (5-4)

~~1956-57 87-80 1944-45 45-52 1946-47 56-68 1957-58 71-91 |f 1957-58 55-74 1945-46 49-57 1947-48 55-43 1963-64 83-80 #~~

~~1958-59 72-65 1947-48 43-39 1948-49 64-44 1977-78 95-108 r~~

~~1959-60 68-65 1948-49 61-37 1951-52 74-58 1981-82 68-65 » 1960-61 63-78 1950-51 71 64/66-59 1955-56 64-52 1995-96 96-79 72 3 1~~

~~fitf-T^ime Series Scores~~

~~1996-97 72-68 1979-80 57-58/59-49 1939-40 37-39 1955-56 71-64/73-76~~

1 997-98 89-81 (OT) 1980-81 58-56 1940-41 22-27 1956-57 75-61 1998-99 63-68 1981-82 77-83/71-83 1941-42 38-48 1957-58 111-105(3 OT)/75-64 1999-00 51-66 1982-83 79-60 1942-43 43-47 1958-59 57-63 1983-84 72-74 1943-44 45-73 1959-60 52-68 ST. JOSEPHS 1984-85 74-69 1945-46 60-70 1960-61 76-71

St. Joseph's lead (55-47) 1985-86 74-69 1946-47 73-71 1961-62 63-65/67-75 1900-01 32-7* 1986-87 70-77 1947-48 52-54 1962-63 47-63 1900-01 29-13 * 1987-88 63-73 1948-49 36-54 1963-64 63-59 * 1901-02 70-8 1988-89 81-57 1949-50 60-55/67-51 1 964-65 72-86

* 3 games not counted in series 1989-90 93-76 1950-51 82-65/54-59 1965-66 78-70 standings; non-varsity sport at 1990-91 73-82 1951-52 75-59/65-50 1966-67 59-68

St. Joseph' s 1991-92 80-84(OT) 1952-53 57-4265-45 1967-68 56-64 1909-10 22-18/18-24/29-35 1992-93 66-53 1953-54 77-53/56-57 1968-69 74-67 1910-11 10-6/20-16 1993-94 71-73 1954-55 59-57 (OT) 1969-70 85-96 1911-12 23-18 1994-95 76-83 1955-56 57-60 1970-71 73-69 1915-16 26-31/29-21 1995-96 65-67 1956-57 63-61 1971-72 73-86 1916-17 30-29/27-28/22-17 1996-97 59-62 1957-58 61-71 1972-73 101-79 1921-22 9-44 1997-98 69-73/72-73 1958-59 67-64 1973-74 104-66 1933-34 27-15/39-20 1998-99 98-95 (2 OT)/8 1-54 1959-60 53-77 1974-75 74-73 (OT) 1934-35 23-25/32-25/25-26 1999-00 59-56/56-65 1960-61 57-63 1975-76 75-72 1935-36 19-23/20-40 1961-62 51-64 1976-77 71-70 1936-37 20-25/25-28 (OT) SETON HALL 1962-63 81-71 1977-78 79-82/97-103 1937-38 22-18 Seton Hall leads (13-12) 1963-64 57-63 1978-79 84-78 1938-39 32-31 1931-32 28-34/34-24 1964-65 83-70/81-74 1979-80 79-86

1939-40 28-33 1932-33 31-28/20-37 1965-66 59-66(OT)/86-85 1980-81 84-83 (3 OT) 1940-41 40-48 1934-35 30-21/35-19 1966-67 65-79/61-78 1981-82 82-117 1941-42 53-58 1937-38 28-38.27-29 1967-68 64-60/87-69 1982-83 71-72 1942-43 45-48 1938-39 34-32 1968-69 101-85 1983-84 90-80 1943-44 33-53/37-53 1941-42 37-40 1969-70 61-69 1984-85 63-80 1944-45 36-39 1942-43 27-38 1970-71 63-58 1985-86 46-50 1945-46 33-36 1946-47 42-56/54-46 1971-72 56-67 1986-87 93-86/86-84 1946-47 48-45 (OT) 1951-52 80-76 1972-73 54-56 1987-88 80-83 1947-48 65-70 1955-56 63-64 1973-74 78-54 1988-89 79-74 (OT) 048-49 78-41 1956-57 82-72/61-70 1974-75 74-63 1989-90 71-70 1949-50 74-53/79-50 1957-58 80-79 1975-76 63-67 1990-91 102-94 1950-51 81-63/77-60 1958-59 83-69 1976-77 75-87 1991-92 79-75 1951-52 53-54/68-50 1962-63 89-80 1977-78 82-75/73-72 1993-94 54-55 [952-53 79-52/75-63 1963-64 68-75 1978 79 81-97 1995-96 50-90 195 3-54 73-57/78-64 1964-65 101-71 1979 80 62-67 70-62 1997-98 72-65

~~1954-55 82-56 1965-66 92-93 1980 81 62-84 1 999-00 72-80~~

~~1 [955-56 56-60 1 99 -92 76-78 1981 82 72-86~~

B56-57 85-97(01) 61-57 1 998-99 55-73 1982 83 79-84 (OT) XAVIER 1957-58 77-82 (OT) 1983 84 80-79 (2 OT) A, vier leads (16-4) [958-59 63-70 TEMPLE 19S4 85 54-65 1957-58 65-76 1959-60 80-73 Temple leads (55-35) 1985 86 58-81 1958-59 99-80

1960-61 54-65 1 899-00 15-10 1986 87 66-70 1980-81 70-65 1961-62 72-71 1901-02 11-19 1987 88 56-59 1982-83 85-109 1962-63 49-66 1902 03 14-16 1988 89 57-67 1992-93 49-56 58-73 196 3-64 80-70 1903 04 20-13 1989 90 199 3-94 66-73 77-79

~~1964-65 85-9 3 1904-05 19-17 1 990 91 86-91 1994-95 72-75 77-84 69-92 21-23 1965-66 [905-06 1 99 92 78-67 1995-96 60 69 59 60~~

~~' 9 3 1966 6 85.96 73.70 1906-07 17-25 1992 60-87 1 996-97 67-83 67-79 J967 68 103-71 1907-08 20-29 199 3 94 55-68 1997-98 67-104 59-9] I96S-69 84-67 [908 09 24-20 1994 95 50-67 1998-99~~

~~|9(,9-7() 99-101 is 1 (2 ()l I 1909-10 29 995 96 48-68 1 999-00 80 19/60 n 1970-71 56-66 .76-81 (OT) 1910-11 21-30 1996 97 67-70(2 OT) 1971-72 55-72 1911-12 15 u, 199 MS 66-80 YALE~~

~~1 972-7 52-77 55-68 1912-13 22-27 1998 99 45-82 /< Salle leads~~

1973-74 73-75/71-76 191 $-14 19-28 1 999 00 50-72 1969 '0 Bl-59 1974-75 3-9-4 68-60 191 1 15 21-37 199 's 69 1975-76 75-86 1915 16 Ml 1 WON \ 1976-77 69-61 I 11 Villanova leads 1977-78 82-74 89-82 22-37 1933-34

~~1978-79 87-94 6 3-68 01 1938 19 38-27 1934 15 21-:'~~

73 8 1 YearSy-Year Scores (1931-39) n Thomas Conley Dec. 13 Pennsylvania 22 35 1936-37 (Won 12, Lost 7) Dec. 16 Catholic 34 30 Opponent LSC 2 Niagara 28 33 Dec. 2 Philadelphia Pharmacy 41 Head Coach 5 Baltimore 35 32 Dec. 4 Alumni 42

~~1931-33 (2 seasons) Ian. 10 at Rider 38 25 Dec. 9 Pennsylvania 25~~

~~28 wins, 1 1 losses 16 atPennA.C. 37 24 Dec. 18 Roanoke 32 26 Scranton 25 22 Dec. 21 Temple (OT) 37~~

30 WestChester 37 23 Dec. 28 St. Joseph's (ARENA) 20 1931-32 (Won 15, Lost 8) Feb. St. Joseph's 27 15 1 at Long Island U. (OT) 30 Opponent LSC OPP 3 Feb. 7 Morris-Harvey 38 36 16 Catholic 24 Dec. 9 Alumni 39 11 Feb. 10 St. Joseph's 39 20 20 Rider 34 Dec. 12 at Delaware 25 33 Feb. 18 WestChester 25 24 27 at P.M.C. 51 Dec. 16 Temple Pharmacy 35 11 Feb. 22 Loyola (Md.) 49 25 30 Providence 47 Dec. 18 WestChester 38 20 Feb. 28 Philadelphia Osteopathy 32 13 Feb. 2 at West Chester 39 Dec. 19 atSetonHall 28 34 Mar. 2 Scranton 28 23 Feb. 6 St. Francis (NY) 31 5 Philadelphia Textile 31 10 Mar. 7 Villanova 23 25 Feb. 10 P.M.C. 32 8 at Mount St. Mary's 27 33 Head Coach: Leonard Tanseer Feb. 12 at Scranton 25 14 Ursinus 29 26 Feb. 16 St. Joseph's (OT) 25 1 7 Susquehanna 17 11 1934-35 (Won 15, Lost 6) Feb. 19 at Catholic 35 22 Elizabethtown 46 14 Opponent LSC OPP Feb. 24 West Chester (20T) 27 23 at Temple Pharmacy 33 17 Dec. 6 Philadelphia Pharmacy 62 33 Feb. 26 Scranton 35 30 Gallaudet 17 23 Dec. 11 at Penn A.C. (20T) 34 38 Head Coach: Leonard Tanseer Feb. 3 atPennA.C. 38 37 Dec. 14 Catholic 29 24 Feb. 6 at Princeton 24 25 Dec. 18 Upsala 51 22 1937-38 (Won 9, Lost 8) Feb. 9 SetonHall 34 24 Dec. 20 Mount St. Mary's 27 14 Opponent LSC Feb. 12 at Elizabethtown 42 29 8 PennA.C. 44 23 Dec. 10 at Seton Hall 28 Feb. 17 Lutheran Seminary 50 24 11 Scranton 39 33 Dec. 15 Alumni 33 Feb. 20 Mount St. Mary's 24 32 15 atSetonHall 30 21 Dec. 20 Scranton 47 Feb. 22 Manhattan 34 32 19 St. Joseph's 23 25 Dec. 30 at Geneva 48 Feb. 24 at West Chester 15 18 an. 22 at Catholic 21 30 Jan. 7 Scranton 26 Feb. 27 at Susquehanna 39 29 26 SetonHall 35 19 Jan. 15 P.M.C. 25 Mar. 2 Penn. Optometry 36 1 28 Davis-Elkins 34 24 Jan. 18 West Chester 47 Mar. 4 at Scranton 16 33 Feb. 1 Brooklyn College 28 17 Jan. 22 Temple (CH) 22 Head Coach: Thomas Conley Feb. 11 at Villanova 21 22 Jan. 28 St. Joseph's (CH) 22

Feb. 13 at St. Joseph's 32 25 Feb. 2 Rider 41 1932-33 (Won 13, Lost 3) Feb. 16 at Philadelphia Pharmacy 52 35 Feb. 5 at St. Francis (NY) 28 Opponent LSC OPP Feb. 20 at Pennsylvania 22 33 Feb. 8 Westminster 20 Dec. 5 SetonHall 31 28 Feb. 22 St. Joseph's 25 26 Feb. 12 at P.M.C. 40 Dec. 13 PennA.C. 28 19 Feb. 27 Rider 44 35 Feb. 18 C.C.N.Y. 23 Dec. 16 Catholic 33 21 Mar. 1 U of Baltimore 30 25 Feb. 22 Seton Hall (CH) 27 Dec. 1 7 Cooper Union 33 16 Mar. 9 Villanova 29 23 Mar. 1 at West Chester 30 Jan. 6 at Mount St. Mary's 14 21 Head Coach: Leonard Tanseer Mar. 4 Long Island U. (CH) 36 Jan. 1 1 at Seton Hall 20 37 Head Coach: Leonard Tanseer Jan. 14 Baltimore 25 14 1935-36 (Won 4, Lost 13) Jan. 17 WestChester 33 30 Opponent LSC OPP 1938-39 (Won 13, Lost 6) Jan. 20 Susquehanna 39 26 Dec. 11 Pennsylvania 28 36 Opponent LSC Jan. 27 at Scranton 29 38 Dec. 14 at Upsala 31 24 Dec. 2 Roanoke 30 Feb. 1 at West Chester 30 27 Dec. 18 PennA.C. 23 40 Dec. 6 Alumni 34 Feb. 3 St. 36 25 Thomas Hall 34 Dec. 30 St. Joseph's (ARENA) 19 23 Dec. 9 Seton (OT) Feb. 10 Rider 39 29 at Illinois Wesleyan 25 11 P.M.C. 36 30 Dec. 14 Feb. 16 atPennA.C. 32 25 Dec. 20 at Millersville 31 14 at West Chester 20 39 Feb. 18 Mount St. Mary's 32 14 Jan. 6 Temple (CH) 38 17 at Long Island U. 9 49 Mar. 1 at Delaware 38 27 Jan. 10 at West Chester 46 22 Catholic 35 33 Head Coach: Thomas Conley Jan. 12 at Scranton 25 29 at St. John's 26 40 Jan. 19 Mount St. Mary's 34 jJHT^H& Leonard Tanseer Feb. 1 St. Joseph's 20 40 Jan. 21 at P.M.C. 31 Feb. 5 Rider 27 29 Jan. 24 Millersville 40 Feb. 8 Scranton 19 36 Head Coach Jan. 28 St. Francis (NY) 36 Feb. 12 at West Chester 30 36 1933-41 seasons) Feb. 3 St. Joseph's (CH) 32 (8 Feb. 15 at P.M.C. 32 43 Feb. 8 Lebanon Valley 49 90 wins, 52 losses Feb. 19 Philadelphia Pharmacy 29 16 Feb. 11 at C.C.N.Y. 39 Feb. 21 Scranton 32 33 Feb. 14 West Chester 48 Feb. 26 Catholic 37 45 s1933-34 (Won 14, Lost 3) Feb. 17 P.M.C. 46 Head Coach: Leonard Tanseer Opponent LSC OPP Feb. 23 at Catholic Dec. 8 PennA.C. 29 18 Mar. 3 Long Island U. (CH) Head Coach: Leonard Tanseer 74 ACC-Time Series Scores (1939-46)

1939-40 (Won 12, Lost 8) Jan. 13 Newark 67 20 mM JoeM EEHAN {Opponent LSC OPP Jan. 17 St. Joseph's (CH) 53 58 I ^1 Dec. 4 Wyomissing P.I. 53 44 Jan. 28 St. Francis (NY) 34 50 31 (h ^h Head C Dec. 6 Millersville 35 27 Jan. 30 at Scranton 34 29 [ 9 i J 1943-46(3 seasons) Dec. 8 Loyola (Md.) 34 31 Feb. 2 at Columbus 45 47 14 ^ Dec. 10 Scranton 41 23 Feb. 3 at Loyola (Md) 46 26 H F~M 28 wins, 30 losses Dec. 12 at West Chester 37 21 Feb. 7 C.C.N.Y 45 48 D kW M Dec. 14 Washington College 46 33 Feb. 10 at Rider 43 22 Dec. 18 Oklahoma A & M (CH) 16 33 Feb. 14 Temple (CH) 38 48 1944-45 (Won 11, Lost 8)

Dec. 22 Davis-Elkins 35 32 Feb. 24 Moravian 60 50 Opponeii t LSC OPP Dec. 25 Santa Clara (CH) 29 54 Feb. 27 Long Island U. (CH) 37 61 Dec. 8 Alumni 58 34 Dec. 28 Akron 33 30 Mar. 3 at Seton Hall 37 40 Dec. 9 at Scranton 65 46

~~Ian. 5 Butler (CH) 37 46 Mar. 6 Toledo (CH) 37 65 Dec. 13 at Morehead State 47 54 Ian. 17 Temple (CH) 37 39 Mar. 11 Muhlenberg 39 37 Dec. 20 at Lafayette 45 52~~

Jan. 27 St. Francis (NY) (CH) 35 32 Mar. 16 Yale & Towne 43 48 Ian. 3 Kutztown 53 54 Feb. 3 Tulsa 36 46 Head Coach: Charles "Obie" O'Brien Jan. 6 at Loyola (Md.) 82 42 Feb. 6 at West Chester 27 30 Jan. 8 at Atlantic City Hospital 66 64 Feb. 10 Duquesne (OT) (CH) 23 27 1942-43 (Won 13, Lost 10) Ian. 9 at Atlantic City Navy Ai 37 40

Feb. 16 St. Joseph's (CH) 28 33 Opponent LSC OPP Ian. 17 at Rider 56 45 Feb. 19 PMC. 50 31 Dec. 4 Loyola (Md.) 51 31 Ian. 24 Atlantic City Navy Air 44 52 Feb. 25 Catholic 40 29 Dec. 8 Fort Dix 43 31 Jan. 26 Coast Guard 44 58 Feb. 28 Manhattan (CH) 46 33 Dec. 11 Millersville 50 34 Feb. 2 Drexel 95 34 Head Coach: Leonard Tanseer Dec. 16 Rider 60 33 Feb. 7 Kutztown 64 48

Dec. 20 Marshall 32 56 Feb. 10 St. Joseph's (CH) 36 39 1940-41 (Won 11, Lost 8) Dec. 26 Wyoming (CH) 32 56 Feb. 14 Loyola (Md.) 59 44 Opponent LSC OPP Jan. 2 North Carolina Aviat.(CH)58 37 Feb. 16 U.S. Marines 78 53

~~Dec. 1 Loyola (Md.) 39 34 Jan. 6 at Moravian 59 54 Feb. 23 at Drexel 75 46~~

~~Dec. 3 at Wyomissing P.I. 54 41 Jan. 8 at Aberdeen 33 42 Feb. 28 Rider 69 63 Dec. 5 Morris-Harvey 34 28 Jan. 13 Aberdeen 40 54 Mar. 3 Oklahoma (CH) 38 52~~

Dec. 17 Washington College 51 22 Jan. 16 St. Joseph's (CH) 45 48 Head Coach: Joe Meehan Dec. 24 Rice (CH) 45 51 Jan. 20 Coast Guard 58 37 Jan. 3 Santa Clara (CH) 41 37 Jan. 23 at Rider 42 38 1945-46 (Won 9, Lost 14) Jan. 8 Davis-Elkins 44 43 Jan. 28 St. Francis (NY) (MSG) 41 47 Opponent LSC OPP Jan. 12 Moravian 48 22 Feb. 2 Arnold 83 48 Dec. 6 Alumni 66 43 Jan. 17 Temple (CH) 22 27 Feb. 6 Western Kentucky (CH) 44 52 Dec 12 Loyola (Md.) 45 42 Jan. 26 at Canisius 43 37 Feb. 9 Alumni 63 43 tec. 15 C.C.N.Y. 52 94

Jan. 28 at Scranton 45 47 Feb. 12 at Scranton 51 38 I toe 19 Muhlenberg 33 51 Feb. 4 West Chester 43 31 Feb. 20 Temple (CH) 43 47 Dec. 22 Philadelphia Navy 48 71 Feb. 12 Manhattan (CH) 44 53 Feb. 23 at Seton Hall 27 38 Dec. 27 Coast Guard 59 46 Feb. 14 St. Joseph's (CH) 40 48 Feb. 24 at Newark 50 35 Ian. 3 Swarthmore 65 40 Feb, 20 Long Island (CH) 41 42 Feb. 27 Long Island U. (CH) 51 46 Ian. 5 Temple 60 70 Feb. 24 at Muhlenberg 49 51 Mar. 6 Toledo (CH) 46 68 Jan. 10 Lakehurst 58 51 Feb 26 LSC Faculty 50 35 Head Coach: Charles "Obie" O'Brien Ian. 15 Rider 48 74 Feb. 28 Alumni 43 36 Ian. 19 Lafayette 49 57 Mai- 2 Toledo (CH) 43 56 1943-44 (Won 8, Lost 8) Ian. 22 Albright 59 63 Head Coach: Leonard Tanseer Opponent LSC OPP Ian. 26 Catholic 54 37

Jan. 3 St. Joseph's 33 53 Feb. St. Joseph's (CH) 18 36 Charli s "Obie" Jan. 7 Fort Miles 47 28 Feb. 4 Scranton 41 65 O'Brikn Jan. 12 Marines 42 30 eb. 8 Naval i lospital 69 71 Jan. 14 Rider 43 30 Feb. 12 at ( ieorgetou n 55 Head Coach Jan. 17 at Si Joseph's 37 53 Feb. 16 1 oyola 54 43 (Md I Jan. 19 Fort Miles 59 47 Feb. 19 Gettysburg 54 79 1 94 1 -43 (2 seasons) Jan. 21 Marines 44 37 Feb. Albright 61 67 25 wins 21 losses Jan. 25 Atlantic City Navy Air 40 41 sb 26 Rider 65 75

~~Jan. 29 at Loyola (Md) 45 53 Mai 1 Manhattan 45 52 1941-42 (Won 12, Lost 11) Feb. 2 Rider 45 44 M.n 4 Georgetown 37 54~~

~~Opp IIK'I t LSC OPP Feb. 4 Haverford 42 56 Bead < each: Joe Meehan Dei 5 Alumni 48 26 Feb. 8 Temple 45 73~~

~~Morris-1 larvey 39 27 lob. 15 50 s ; CHAR] is Dei 12 Washington College J2 16 Feb. 17 Marines 44 29 Mi (. ONI 1 )ec 16 Millersville 54 44 Feb. 23 Coast Guard 51 52~~

~~1 )ec 20 Niagara (( II) 37 40 Feb 2(> Atlantic ( its Navj Ml 61 42~~

Dei 29 Rice (CM) 41 51 iih: I Head Co Jot Meehan «• lead ( !oacl ~* Jan 2 Davis-Elkins 44 13 l >4(>-4 1 E Jl I )( seasons) Jan 10 Scranton 44 35 61 wins, 17 lo ses 75 |f _ Atf-Time Series Scores (1946-52)

1946-47 (Won 20, Lost 6) Dec. 13 Millersville 65 52 1950-51 (Won 22, Lost 7) Opponent LSC Dec. 18 at Albright 58 45 Opponent Si OPP Nov. 30 at Boston College 76 Dec. 22 Georgia Tech (CH) 67 59 Dec. 6 Millersville 57 39 Dec. 5 Lock Haven 69 Dec. 27 Louisville (CH) 76 71 Dec. 8 Loyola (Md.) 70 42 Dec. 8 Loyola (Md.) 71 Dec. 29 San Francisco (CH) 45 51 Dec. 13 at Albright 58 51 Dec. 12 at Seton Hall 42 Jan. 4 Muhlenberg (PAL) 73 56 Dec. 16 St. Joseph's (CH) 81 63 Dec. 15 Scranton 82 Jan. 8 at Holy Cross 63 61 Dec. 18 Gettysburg 70 65 Dec. 18 Gettysburg 67 Jan. 11 Loyola (Md.) 85 61 Dec. 23 Niagara (CH) 82 56 Dec. 27 Alumni 49 Jan. 13 at Toledo 62 51 Dec. 26 Western Kentucky (CH) 63 73

~~I Utah(CH) 44 Jan. 14 at Baldwin-Wallace 49 52 Dec. 27 Idaho (AC) 60 49~~

4 at Muhlenberg 44 Jan. 19 Temple (CH) 36 54 Jan. 1 Temple (CH) 82 65 8 Pennsylvania (PAL) 56 Jan. 22 at Canisius 59 43 Jan. 4 at Baldwin-Wallace 86 hi 11 N. Carolina (20T) (CH) 65 Jan. 29 at Muhlenberg 57 55 Jan. 6 Bowling Green (CH) 85 57

~~18 at Albright 65 Feb. 5 St. Joseph's (CH) 78 41 Jan. 9 at Duquesne 43 53~~

~~21 Millersville 74 Feb. 8 at Bowling Green 45 57 Jan. 10 at Geneva 87 58~~

~~25 Temple (OT) (CH) 73 Feb. 9 at Cincinnati 42 36 Jan. 13 St. Joseph's (CH) 77 64 29 P.M.C. 95 Feb. 12 Manhattan 76 46 Jan. 17 Scranton 80 60~~

31 at Loyola (Md) 59 Feb. 16 at Pennsylvania 64 44 Jan. 20 at North Carolina St. 74 76 Feb. 4 Catholic 68 Feb. 19 Georgetown 62 45 Jan. 25 at Loyola (Md.) 71 42 Feb. 8 St. Joseph's (OT) (CH) 48 Feb. 21 Lafayette 61 37 Jan. 27 Temple (CH) 54 59 Feb. 12 Georgetown (OT) (CH) 59 Feb. 24 Manhattan (CH) 53 62 Feb. 3 Lafayette (CH) 71 64

~~Feb. 17 Lebanon Valley 72 Feb. 26 North Carolina St. (CH) 56 60 Feb. 5 at Miami (Fla.) 95 84~~

~~Feb. 22 Albright 55 Mar. 2 Gettysburg 93 60 Feb. 6 at Miami (Fla.) (OT) 75 77 Feb. 25 Seton Hall 54 Mar. 7 Cincinnati* 49 50 Feb. 10 G Washington (CH) 85 63~~

Mar. 1 at St. Francis (Pa) 67 Mar. 9 William & Mary* 63 51 Feb. 13 at Georgetown 79 74 Mar. 4 St. Francis (NY) 53 * Cir cinnati Invitational Tournament Feb. 17 at Muhlenberg 69 55 Mar. 14 Swarthmore* 47 Head Coach: Charles McGlone Feb. 20 at Manhattan (MSG) 64 63 Mar. 15 Muhlenberg* 41 Feb. 24 Cincinnati (CH) 61 62

* at Easton, X KenLo KFH ER Feb. at Lafayette 59 MAC Tournament PA \7 27 (OT) 66 Head Coach: Charles McGlone L Mar. 2 Muhlenberg (SJU) 83 55 V * Head Coach Mar. 10 St. Louis (MSG)$ 61 73 1947-48 (Won 20, Lost 4) $ National Invitation Tournament F m 1949-55 (6 seasons) Opponent LSC L Head Coach: Ken Loeffler 145 wins, 30 losses r Nov. 28 Alumni 71 ^^ Dec. 3 Millersville 63 M«l 1951-52 (Won 25, Lost 7) .

~~Dec. 5 Loyola (Md.) 64 NIT Champions f Dec. 9 Moravian 70 1949-50 (Won 21, Lost 4) Opponent LSC OPP '~~

~~Dec. 13 Arkansas 69 Opponent sc OPP Nov. 29 Loyola (Md.) 93 66 \~~

~~Dec. 1 7 at Lebanon Valley 77 Dec. 7 Millersville 76 41 Dec. 1 at Niagara 85 74~~

~~Dec. 30 Southern California (CH) 61 Dec. 10 at DePaul 49 41 Dec. 5 Millersville 66 45~~

Jan. 1 Utah (CH) 52 Dec. 14 Loyola (Md.) 73 51 Dec. 8 West Chester 85 55 1 Jan. 7 at Lafayette 43 Dec. 17 Temple (CH) 60 55 Dec. 12 Lafayette 62 52 Jan. 10 Virginia (CH) 67 Dec. 26 UCLA(CH) 57 62 Dec. 18 Albright 76 68 Jan. 13 Scranton 73 Dec. 29 San Francisco (CH) 44 46 Dec. 29 Delaware (SJU) 85 44

~~Jan. 15 at Georgetown 48 Dec. 31 Georgetown 90 58 Jan. 1 Western Kentucky (SJU 67 58~~

~~' Jan. 24 Temple (CH) 52 Jan. 2 Western Kentucky (CH) 80 69 Jan. 5 at St. Louis 46 62 Jan. 27 Texas Wesleyan 69 Jan. 7 Bowling Green (CH) 72 62 Jan. 8 Temple (CH) 75 59~~

~~Feb. 3 Albright 68 Jan. 11 Bloomsburg 67 41 Jan. 12 Eastern Kentucky (CH) 77 56 t~~

~~Feb. 7 St. Joseph's (OT) (CH) 65 Jan. 14 at North Carolina St. 66 51 Jan. 16 at Scranton 92 55 Feb. 9 at Loyola (Md.) 74 Jan. 18 Albright 84 37 Jan. 19 at Muhlenberg 95 77~~

~~Feb. 14 St. Francis (NY) (CH) 53 Jan. 21 St. Joseph's (CH) 74 53 Jan. 24 at Loyola (Md.) 91 65~~

~~Feb. 18 Pennsylvania 55 Jan. 28 Temple (CH) 67 51 Jan. 26 St. Joseph's (CH) 53 54~~

~~Feb. 21 at Muhlenberg (30T) 74 Feb. 4 St. Joseph's 79 50 Feb. 2 Temple (CH) 65 50~~

~~Feb. 23 St. Francis (NY) (CH) 59 Feb. 6 at Baldwin- Wallace 91 65 Feb. 4 at Duquesne 60 71 Feb. 27 Cincinnati 47 Feb. 11 Toledo (CH) 55 59 Feb. 5 at Youngstown 57 68~~

~~Mar. 3 at Gettysburg 78 Feb. 15 at Loyola (Md.) 71 59 Feb. 6 at Geneva 103 74~~

Mar. 11 Western Kentucky* 61 Feb. 18 at Muhlenberg 87 60 Feb. 9 Murray State (CH) 105 82 * National Invitation Tournament Feb. 21 Manhattan (MSG) 65 60 Feb. 13 at Pennsylvania 75 58 Head Coach: Charles McGlone Feb. 25 Cincinnati 76 65 Feb. 16 St. Joseph's (CH) 68 50

~~Mar. 1 at Gettysburg 61 50 Feb. 23 Georgetown (CH) 68 70 1948-49 (Won 21, Lost 7) Mar. 6 at Boston College 83 61 Feb. 28 at Manhattan (MSG) 77 55~~

Opponent LSC OPP Mar. 11 Arizona (MSG)$ 72 66 Mar. 1 Muhlenberg (SJU) 92 77 Dec. 2 Lock Haven 67 38 Mar. 14 Duquesne (MSG)$ 47 49 Mar. 8 Seton Hall (MSG)$ 80 76 Dec. 6 at Loyola (Md.) 78 57 $ National Invitation Tournament Mar. 10 St. John's (MSG)$ 51 45 Dec. 8 Brigham Young (CH) 76 54 Head Coach: Ken Loeffler Mar. 13 Duquesne (MSG)$ 59 46

~~76 2 ;~~

~~ACC-Time Series Scores (1952-57)~~

~~Mar. 15 Dayton (MSG)$ 75 64 Feb. 10 lona (LH) 82 69 1955-56 (Won 15, Lost 10)~~

~~Mar. 29 St. John's (MSG)& 71 62 Feb. 13 Temple (CH) 56 57 Opponent LSC OPP~~

~~Mar. Jl Kansas ( MSG )& 65 70 Feb. 17 Fordham (CH) 61 56 Dec. 1 Millersville (LH) 88 70~~

~~Apr. 1 Phillips Oilers (MSG)& 58 92 Feb. 20 St. Joseph's (CH) 78 64 Dec. 3 Muhlenberg 58 69~~

$ Nationa 1 Invitation Tournament Feb. 27 St. Louis (CH) 96 82 Dec. 6 Albright (LH) 96 63 & U.S. Olympic Trials Mar. 8 Fordham (OT)$$ 76 74 Dec. 10 Niagara 70 72 Head Coach: Ken Loeffler Mar. 12 North Carolina St.SSS 88 81 Dec. 14 Lafayette 95 81 Mar. 13 Navy$$$ 64 48 Dec. 17 at Bradley 78 93 1952-53 (Won 25, Lost 3) Mar. 19 Penn State$$$$ 69 54 Dec. 26 San Francisco* 62 79 Opponent LSC OPP Mar. 20 Bradley$$$$ 92 76 Dec. 28 Syracuse* 75 72 Dec. 3 Millersville 83 38 ** Kentucky Invitational at Lexington. KY Dec. 30 St. John's' 85 76 A Dec. 6 at Niagara 87 76 Holiday Festival at MSG Jan. 4 St. Joseph's 56 69

Dec. 10 at Albright 101 62 $$ NCAA Tournament at Buffalo , NY Jan. 7 West Virginia 87 71 Dec. 12 West Chester 111 60 $$$ NCAA Tournament at Palestra Jan. 13 Syracuse 71 64 Dec. 14 at Dayton 73 64 $$$$ NCAA Tournament at Kansas City, VIO Jan. 18 Pennsylvania 64 52 Dec. 15 at SW Missouri State 77 70 Head Coach: Ken Loeffler Jan. 21 SetonHall 63 64 Dec. 17 at Arizona 87 68 Jan. 28 at Richmond 74 59 Dec. 19 at Stanford 95 80 1954-55 (Won 26, Lost 5) Feb. 4 Georgetown (OT) 63 67

~~Dec. 27 DePaul* 61 63 Opponen t LSC OPP Feb. 7 at Fordham 69 84~~

~~Dec. 29 Cincinnati 86 81 Dec. 1 Millersville (LH) 88 72 Feb. 10 Furman 73 65 Dec. 30 N.Y.U.* 80 63 Dec. 5 at Loyola (La.) 85 71 Feb. 15 Temple 57 60~~

~~Jan. 3 Wake Forest (CH) 76 59 Dec. 8 P.M.C.(LH) 94 39 Feb. 18 at Muhlenberg 81 70~~

~~Jan. 7 Loyola (Md.) 89 47 Dec. 11 at Niagara (OT) 76 75 Feb. 24 Scranton 82 51~~

Jan. 10 at Muhlenberg 97 77 Dec. 15 at Lafayette 76 60 Feb. 27 West Chester (LH) 90 78 Jan. 13 at Manhattan (MSG) 63 52 Dec. 18 Utah (MSG) 69 79 Feb. 29 Villanova 71 64 Jan. 17 at DePaul 62 68 Dec. 21 Southern California** 49 38 Mar. 6 Dickinson (LH) 98 57 Jan. 24 St. Joseph's (CH) 79 52 Dec. 22 Kentucky** 54 63 Mar. 7 Villanova 73 76 Jan. 31 Eastern Kentuckj (CH) 89 67 Dec. 27 Syracuse* 103 54 Holiday Festival at MSG A Feb. 4 at Loyola (Md.) 73 61 Dec. 29 UCLA 85 77 Head Coach: Jim Pollard A Feb. 7 Duquesne (CH) 72 66 Dec. 31 Duquesne 65 67

Feb. 11 St. Joseph's (CH) 75 63 Jan. 2 at St. Louis 88 79 1956-57 (Won 17, Lost9) Feb. 14 Temple (CH) 57 42 Jan. 8 Brandeis(CH) 102 56 Opponent LSC OPP Feb. 18 Muhlenberg 106 73 Jan. 12 Muhlenberg (LH) 88 79 Dec. 3 Millersville (LH) 61 53 Feb. 21 at Georgetown 73 68 Jan. 15 Lebanon Vallej (111) 112 70 Dec. 5 at Albright 75 52

Feb. 25 at Lafayette 56 60 Jan. 19 at West Chester 85 50 Dec. 11 at 1 afayette 75 S4 Feb. 28 Youngstown (SJU) 94 41 Jan. 22 at North Carolina St 73 76 Dec. 13 Bradle) 87 77 Mar. 4 Temple (SJU) 65 45 Jan. 29 St. Joseph's (C\\) 82 56 Dec. 15 at Niagara 83 74 Mar. 9 St. John's (MSG)$ 74 75 Feb. 2 at Georgetown 85 58 Dec. 18 Indiana 80 93 Holidaj Festival at MS(i Feb. 5 Georgetown (CH) 74 46 Dec. 20 North Carolina St. S3 ~s

~~$ National Invitation Tournament Feb. 1 at Manhattan (MSG) 76 62 Dec. 27 Western kentuck\ U 76 89 Head Coach: Ken Loeffler Feb. 12 Richmond (C\\) 91 80 Dec. 2S Seton Hall S2 72~~

~~Feb. 16 at Albright 89 69 Dec 29 Valparaiso 1 03 73~~

1953-54 (Won 26, Lost 4) Feb. 19 at Muhlenberg 85 71 Jan. 5 Manhattan SI 72 NCAA Champions Feb. 23 at Fordham 64 49 Jan. 9 St. Joseph's 85 97 Opponent LSC OPP Feb. 26 Temple (01 |(CH) 59 57 Jan. 12 Cincinnati ss 74

Dec. 2 Millersville (III) 79 57 Mar. 8 West Virginia % 95 61 Ian 15 .it West Chester 57 51 pec. 5 West (Tester 65 51 Mar. 11 Princeton S 73 46 Jan. 19 .it Syracuse S2 04 Dec 9 Albright 76 46 Mar. 12 CanisiusS 99 64 Jan. 26 Pennsylvania 84 73

1 tec 1 at Niagara 66 74 Mar. IS Iowa S 76 73 1 eh 2 at Muhlenberg till) OS 93 pec 16 Lafayette (III) 88 70 Mar. 19 San I rancisco $ 63 77 Feb 5 at Georgetown 62 75 ** Dec 18 Georgetown (CH) 58 49 Kentucky Invitational at 1 ex ngton, ICY Feb 9 Seton Hall 61 70

Dec. 21 UCLA** 62 53 1 lolld.lN I estival at MSG Feb. 12 remple 63 61 Dec. 22 Kentucky** 60 73 SNCAA [burnament Feb 16 Duquesne s 80 s ' Dec. 26 St. Louis 77 63 Mead (oach: Ken 1 oefller Feb 19 Muhlenberg 99 Dec !8 Niagara 50 69 Feb. 23 Richmond 60 52 Dec 10 Brigham Young 74 62 Feb. 27 1 ordham S4 66 Jan. 2 s ~s remple 77 | Mai 6 Villanova 61

1 •oi 1 \ 1 Jim 5 •• Muhlenberg (CH) 85 t Orange Bowl (lassie at Miami 1 1 Jan. 12 .n Manhattan 69 61 •>*• ICoac h Head 1 sack: Jin Pollard Ian 16 Dayton (CH) S2 58 k :.. ( 1 seasons) ! },m Tin ! at North Si 7S Carolina 83 1957-58 (Wea k>. 1 art N ,s "'- . l( sse's Jan. 10 St. Joseph's ((II) 57 X 28 i 73 ^^*4| OmjM Ml 1 sc OPT ' at Dickinson s| Feb 78 i toe Millersville 90

~~I 100 s'' eb 6 Furman(CH) B i tec 7 Ubrighl Mt-^ime Series Scores (1957-64)~~

~~Dec. 11 Lafayette 82 Dec. 9 at Lehigh Feb. 7 atBucknell 91~~

~~Dec. 14 at Manhattan 72 ! Dec. 12 at Manhattan Feb. 10 Fordham 60~~

~~Dec. 17 Pennsylvania (OT) 66 ( Dec. 16 Lafayette Feb. 12 at Delaware 69~~

~~Dec. 21 Niagara (OT) 69 I Dec. 19 Niagara Feb. 14 Canisius 73~~

~~Dec. 27 Virginia* 72 ( Jan. 6 Canisius Feb. 16 St. Joseph's 72~~

~~Dec. 28 Richmond (OT)* 59 '. Jan. 9 at Duquesne Feb. 21 Lafayette 69~~

~~4 Syracuse (OT) 59 i Jan. 11 at Morehead State Feb. 24 Villanova 63~~

~~7 Muhlenberg (LH) 67 ( Jan. 13 Syracuse (20T) Feb. 28 at Georgetown 78~~

an. 11 Villanova (30T) 111 1( Jan. 16 Georgetown Mar. 2 Western Kentucky 88 an. 14 at Duquesne 55 Jan. 30 Western Kentucky Mar. 9 Villanova 67 A an. 17 Georgetown 62 ( Feb. 3 at West Chester Holiday Festival at MSG

~~25 at Valparaiso 97 ! Feb. 6 St. Joseph's Head Coach: Donald "Dudey" Moore 27 at Xavier 65 Feb. 9 Albright (LH)~~

~~Feb. 1 at Muhlenberg 82 ! Feb. 13 at Muhlenberg 1962-63 (Won 16, Lost 8)~~

~~Feb. 8 at St. Bonaventure 71 ! Feb. 17 Pennsylvania Opponent LSC (~~

~~Feb. 12 Temple 61 Feb. 20 Temple Dec. 1 Creighton 72~~

~~Feb. 14 West Chester (LH) 68 < Feb. 23 Muhlenberg (LH) Dec. 5 at Lafayette 95~~

~~Feb. 19 Scranton 86 ( Feb. 27 at North Carolina St Dec. 8 at Niagara 76~~

~~Feb. 22 at North Carolina St. 62 Mar. 1 at Scranton Dec. 12 Lehigh 85~~

~~Feb. 26 St. Joseph's (OT) 77 I Mar. 5 Villanova Dec. 15 at Albright 67~~

~~Mar. 1 Morehead State 89 1 Head Coach: Donald "Dudey" Moore Dec. 19 Bucknell 105~~

~~Mar. 5 at Seton Hall 80 Dec. 26 Brigham Young ## 73~~

~~Mar. 8 Villanova 75 ( 1960-61 (Won 15, Lost 7) Dec. 28 Delaware ## 80 * Richmond Invitational at Richmond, VA Opponent Dec. 29 Bowling Green (OT) ## 74~~

Head Coach: Jim Pollard Dec. 1 Millersville 82 48 Ian. 4 Miam (Fla.) 78 76 Dec. 3 at Albright 65 62 Jan. 9 at Muhlenberg 88 49 Donald "Dudey" Dec. 7 at Rutgers 85 63 Jan. 11 Manhattan 78 61 ^ M()ORE Dec. 10 Niagara 71 77 Jan. 19 Seton Hall 89 80 I Dec. 14 Bucknell 79 69 Jan. 30 Delaware 64 62 Muhlenberg (LH) 84 67 Feb. Temple 81 71 Head Cnnrh Dec. 16 2 Dec. 21 North Carolina St. 68 71 Feb. 6 Gettysburg 80 65 1958-63 seasons) p Jan. 7 Miami (Fla.) 88 74 Feb. 9 at Syracuse 74 66 h wins 37 losses 79 Jan. 10 Lehigh (LH) 77 62 Feb. 12 Pennsylvania 74 78 III

13 Manhattan 74 68 Feb. 16 at Canisius 53 76 1958-59 (Won 16, Lost 7) Jan. 21 Pennsylvania 67 63 Feb. 20 Duquesne 73 69 Opponent LSC OPP Jan. 23 at West Chester 83 67 Feb. 23 St. Joseph's 49 66 Dec. 2 Millersville (LH) 85 58 Jan. 27 Temple 57 63 Feb. 26 Georgetown 75 72

~~: Dec. 6 at Niagara 56 72 Jan. 31 at Western Kentucky 69 73 Mar. 2 Villanova 47 63~~

~~: Dec. 10 at Lafayette 84 77 Feb. 4 St. Joseph's 54 65 Mar. 16 St. Louis(MSG) $ 61 62 Dec. 13 Lehigh 81 47 Feb. 8 Gettysburg 67 62 ## Quaker City Tournament at Palestra~~

~~Dec. 17 North Carolina St. 67 82 Feb. 11 at Muhlenberg 81 64 $ National Invitation Tournament 1 Dec. 20 Western Kentucky 84 75 Feb. 15 at Syracuse 81 75 Head Coach: Donald "Dudey" Moore~~

! Jan. 3 Manhattan 78 71 Feb. at Lafayette 104 86 Jan. 7 Bucknell 70 68 Feb. 25 at Canisius 73 94 Bob V^ALTERS J Jan. 10 at Muhlenberg 92 77 Mar. 4 Villanova 76 71 Jan. 14 at Syracuse 79 71 Mar. 8 Duquesne 63 78 F>s* Head Coach Jan. 17 Temple 67 64 Head Coach: Donald "Dudey" Moore 1963-65 (2 seasons) Jan. 24 at Canisius 77 64 || 1961-62 Jan. 26 at Western Kentucky 74 96 (Won 16, Lost 9) 31 wins 17 losses [f Jan. 31 Pennsylvania 70 73 Opponent LSC OPP

~~Feb. 4 Muhlenberg 75 92 Dec. 1 Millersville 102 62 Feb. 7 Seton Hall 83 69 Dec. 8 Albright 78 69 1963-64 (Won 16, Lost 9)~~

~~Feb. 11 at Georgetown 102 72 Dec. 16 Niagara 64 78 Opponent LSC OPP Feb. 14 Duquesne 72 65 Dec. 18 at Lehigh 71 59 Mov. 30 Albright 76 44~~

Feb. 18 at Albright 93 62 Dec. 20 Pennsylvania 69 57 Dee. 6 at Creighton 62 77 >P A Feb. 21 St. Joseph's 63 70 Dec. 22 Dartmouth 87 60 Dee. 11 Louisville 60 70 i A Feb. 25 West Chester 85 67 Dec. 28 Cincinnati 56 64 Dee. 14 at Bucknell 93 75 \ A Feb. 28 Xavier 99 80 Dec. 30 Dayton 67 81 Dee. 17 at Lehigh 68 40 k Mar. 7 Villanova 57 63 Jan. 5 at Manhattan (MSG) 76 69 Dee. 21 Niagara 58 54 * Head Coach: Donald "Dudey" Moore Jan. 10 Muhlenberg 90 51 Dec. 27 Northwestern ## 91 69 :•

Jan. 13 Syracuse 69 53 Dee. 28 Georgetown ## 80 69 ,. 1959-60 (Won 16, Lost 6) Jan. 20 Gettysburg 44 57 Dee. 30 St. Bonaventure ## 83 80 k Opponent LSC OPP Jan. 25 at Miami (Fla.) 73 61 Jan. 4 Pennsylvania 61 58 Dec. 2 Millersville 76 60 Jan. 27 at Duquesne 66 80 Ian. 8 Lafayette 100 86

~~Dec. 5 at Bucknell 84 62 Feb. 3 Temple 51 64 Ian. 10 Syracuse 63 61 78 1 11~~

~~JLCC-Time Series Sc ore S (i 9 64-69)~~

~~1 an. 19 at Duquesne 58 89 Jan. 12 Pennsylvania 76 90 Dec. 16 Niagara 83 100~~

Ian. 23 at Miami (Fla.) 99 121 Jan. 15 Syracuse 85 98 Dec. 20 Providence % 56 77 Ian. 25 at Georgetown 8 85 Jan. 22 at Duquesne 77 79 Dec. 21 North Carolina St. % 68 63 A Ian. 29 at Gettysburg 50 46 Jan. 25 at Creighton 90 104 Dec. 26 Louisville 71 94 A eb. 1 St. Joseph's 80 70 Jan. 27 at Utah State 97 109 Dec. 28 West Virginia 100 83 A Feb. 6 at Manhattan (MSG) 75 62 Jan. 29 at Seattle 62 84 Dec. 29 Syracuse 78 68 •eb. 8 Villanova 63 59 Feb. 2 American 103 93 Jan. 2 at Miami (Fla.) 92 84

Feb. 12 at Seton Hall 68 75 Feb. 9 Lafayette 81 93 Jan. 6 St. Joseph's 103 71 Feb. 15 Temple 57 63 Feb. 12 Villanova 78 70 Jan. 9 at Loyola (La.) 71 51 Feb. 19 Canisius 91 81 Feb. 15 at Gettysburg 99 76 Jan. 13 Syracuse 105 81 Feb. 25 at Western Kentucky 95 107 Feb. 18 Temple 86 85 Jan. 20 Western Kentucky 79 84 Feb. 28 Utah State 90 85 Feb. 22 lona 94 72 Jan. 24 at Pennsylvania 45 57

~~Mar. 1 Loyola (La.) 61 63 Feb. 26 at Canisius 95 81 Jan. 28 at Duquesne (OT) 80 79~~

¥# Quaker City Tournament at Palestra Mar. 2 Louisville 96 92 Jan. 30 at Creighton 71 77 Head Coach: Bob Walters Mar. 5 Miami (Fla.) 102 108 Feb. 3 at West Chester 79 55 ## Quaker City Tournament at Palestra Feb. 7 at Lafayette 74 45 1964-65 (Won 15, Lost 8) Head Coach: Joe Heyer Feb. 10 Temple 64 60

Opponer t LSC OPP Feb. 14 at American 74 65 Dec. 2 at Albright 81 57 1966-67 (Won 14, Lost 12) Feb. 17 at Canisius 80 64 Dec. 5 at Delaware 97 47 Opponent LSC OPP Feb. 24 Villanova 56 64 Dec. 8 Miami (Fla.) 90 86 Dec. 3 Gettysburg 103 67 Feb. 28 Morehead State 81 73

Dec. 12 at Niagara (OT) 67 59 Dec. 7 Miami (Fla.) 99 82 Mar. 1 American + 84 57 Dec. 16 at Seattle 74 76 Dec. 10 at Niagara 69 72 Mar. 2 Temple + 87 69 Dec. 19 Pennsylvania 78 64 Dec. 14 at Albright 84 50 Mar. 9 Columbia (SP) $$ 69 83 A Dec. 28 St. John's 71 78 Dec. 15 Nebraska @ 99 76 % Boston Garden Invitational at Boston, MA A A Dec 30 Temple 83 70 Dec. 17 Vanderbilt @ 95 100 Holiday Festival at MSG A Jan. 2 Syracuse (OT) 73 70 Dec. 21 Pennsylvania 85 83 + MAC Tournament at Palestra Ian. 6 at Louisville 80 92 Dec. 23 at Louisville 88 106 $$ NCAA Tournament Ian. 8 Villanova 72 86 Dec. 27 Syracuse ## 84 88 Head^Coach:m Jim Harding Ian. 13 Duquesne 83 69 Dec. 28 Niagara ## 86 72 UII Tov f^™ * Jan. 16 at Syracuse 8 104 Dec 30 Bowling Green ## 78 77 1 Jan. 26 at Lafayette 91 73 Jan. 7 St. Francis (Pa.) 84 74 1 A 111 Jan. 29 at Loyola (La.) 72 69 Jan. 11 at American (OT) 90 94 1 "\ "ill Feb. 6 Temple 81 74 Jan. 14 at Syracuse 81 102 9 l968 ' 7°( 2 seasons) Feb. 10 Gettysburg 91 68 Jan. 21 Western Kentucky 86 95 1 Jill I hJ^JH W , 13 losses Feb. 12 Creighton 66 84 Feb. 1 Creighton (OT) 88 83 r L5 Feb. 16 Seton Hall 101 71 Feb. 4 Loyola (La.) 125 80

Feb. 20 Western Kentucky 91 77 Feb. 7 Temple 65 79 1968-69 (Won 23, Lost 1) Feb. 24 Georgetown 88 80 Feb. 10 Oklahoma City 108 97 Opponen LSC OPP Feb. 26 St. Joseph's 85 93 Feb. 15 Duquesne 77 66 Dec. 4 Baltimore 100 57 Vlar 13 Detroit $ 86 93 Feb. 18 Villanova 59 68 Dec. 9 at Rider 79 59

~~Ho ida> Festival at MSG Feb. 22 Canisius 75 93 Dec. 11 Miami (1 la I 96 71~~

~~$Na ions 1 Invitation Tournament Feb. 26 St. Joseph's 83 96 Dec. 14 Niagara 88 73~~

~~Head Coach: Bob Walters VI ar. 1 at Lafayette 85 72 Dec. 18 Canisius 68 56~~

Vlar. 3 St. Joseph's + 73 70 Dec. 21 at Albright 91 65 h Joe Heyeit + «k Mar. 4 Temple 61 78 Dec. 27 Penn State 70 55 f* A (a> Vanderbilt Invitational I at Nashville. TN Dec. 28 Indiana 108 ss 1 A kM. ## Quaker City Tournament at Palestra Dec South Carolina 59 62 .1 30 . Head Coach " + MAC Tournament at Palestra Jan. 4 Hofstrs 89 68 f 1 965-67 (2 sea.>ons) - f Head Coach: Joe Heyer Jan 7 Creighton 103 84 24 wins, 27 losses *« ^£ Jan II at Syracuse 83 63 ? *•* i A Jim 11 \KDIM. Western ECentuck) ss 81 Jan 22 Pennsylvania 78 64 1965-66 (Won 10, Lost 15) Jan 25 Temple 101 85 L He kl ( !osc i t LSC OPP IW Jan ai si i tancis ^\\\ i 107 \* 95 1967-68 1 1 season) Dei I 7* m Albright 47 i i if Feb 1 oyola(l a 102 65 Dec 4 at 20 wins, S los sea Western Kentucky .ii i 67 93 V Feb 5 afayette 97 65 Dei 8 at Seton Hall 92 93 * Fab B Villanova 74 67

~~Dei at Georgetown 99 101 Feb 12 at American 72 Dei (.X 15 Bucknell 87 1967 68 (WN 20, I »M 1) Feb 15 si loseph'a s.j 67 Dec 18 Niagara (OT) 87 88 Opponent LSC >IT Feb 19 Duquesne 85 71~~

~~1 Dec 27 Kni-liam Young M 71 69 1 )ec Kulei 59 so Feb 21 Detroit >N 96~~

~~Dec (»<» 1 <> 29 Temple (OT)#* 59 >ci at Gettysburg 96 58 Feb 25 .u West < heetet "1 73~~

~~l 1 >ec //// i 10 Minnesota 87 >2 toe 8 Albright 82 •in Quakei cit> rournamenl si Hk Spectn~~

~~Ian <.') 8 St. Joseph's 69 i toe 1 il Bucknell VI u h: inm ' Heed Ce Gela~~

~~/"* 1 8511~~

~~fiCC-Time Series Scores (1969-75)~~

~~1969-70 (Won 14, Lost 12) Mar. 1 at Rider (OT) 82 Feb. 21 at American 79 Opponent LSC OPP Mar. 5 Lafayette + 74 Feb. 28 Villanova 101~~

Dec. 1 at Hofstra 83 64 Mar. 6 St. Joseph's (OT) + 76 ### Cable Car Classic at Oakland, CA A Dec. 3 Albright 95 59 Mar. 20 Georgia Tech (MSG) $ 67 Quaker City Tournament at Palestra AA Dec. 10 Eastern Kentucky 84 82 Charlotte Invitational at Charlotte, N Head Coach: Paul Westhead Dec. 13 at Marshall 88 97 + MAC Tournament at Palestra Dec. 16 West Chester 92 80 $ National Invitation Tournament 1973-74 (Won 18, Lost 10)

~~Dec. 19 Yale ++ 81 59 Head Coach: Paul Westhead Opponent LSC I~~

Dec. 20 Tennessee ++ 47 55 Dec. 1 Lehigh 87 A Dec. 27 Georgia 76 66 1971-72 (Won 6, Lost 19) Dec. 5 at Army 83 A Dec. 29 Cornell 68 56 Opponent LSC Dec. 8 at Hofstra 66 A Dec. 30 Columbia 89 74 Dec. 1 Lehigh 64 Dec. 12 Syracuse 68

Jan. 3 St. Joseph's (20T) 99 101 Dec. 4 Hofstra (MSG) 56 Dec. 1 5 at Holy Cross 94 Jan. 7 Syracuse 108 101 Dec. 8 Niagara 70 Dec. 19 Pennsylvania 82 Jan. 10 Temple 61 69 Dec. 11 Tulsa 77 Dec. 21 Wake Forest = 90 Jan. 17 at Western Kentucky 80 102 Dec. 13 at West Chester 86 Dec. 22 Western Kentucky = 76 AAA A Jan. 19 at Loyola (La.) 85 79 Dec. 17 Baylor 8 Dec. 27 Stanford 77 AAA A Jan. 21 at Creighton 77 86 Dec. 18 Nebraska 60 Dec. 28 Manhattan 65 A A Jan. 25 at Duquesne 64 67 Dec. 27 Boston College 61 Dec. 29 Princeton 83 A Jan. 27 Pennsylvania 67 76 Dec. 28 Fairfield 108 Jan. 5 Niagara 67 A Jan. 31 at Canisius 70 80 Dec. 30 Massachusetts 82 Jan. 9 at Western Kentucky (OT) 84

~~Feb. 4 Lafayette 102 73 Jan. 5 St. Joseph's 55 Jan. 16 Drexel 85~~

~~Feb. 8 at Detroit 77 81 Jan. 8 Lafayette 66 Jan. 19 Lafayette 87~~

~~Feb. 11 American 106 86 Jan. 11 at Western Kentucky 84 Jan. 23 at Biscayne 97~~

~~Feb. 14 Niagara 101 90 Jan. 15 at Loyola (La.) 80 Jan. 26 at Canisius 81~~

Feb. 17 at Miami (Fla.) 96 103 Jan. 20 American 59 Jan. 30 St. Joseph's 73 Feb. 21 Villanova 85 96 Jan. 26 Pennsylvania 66 Feb. 2 Temple 78 Feb. 25 at Rider 72 66 Jan. 29 at Canisius 80 Feb. 6 Notre Dame 78 ++ Volunteer Classic at Knoxville,TN Feb. 2 Temple 56 Feb. 9 American 95 A Quaker City Tournament at The Spectrum Feb. 5 Notre Dame 71 Feb. 1 3 at West Chester 73 Head Coach: Tom Gola Feb. 7 at Drexel 64 Feb. 17 at Duquesne 63 Feb. 12 at Holy Cross 79 Feb. 20 Villanova 104 Paul W'ESTHEAD Feb. 15 at Biscayne 93 Feb. 23 at Rutgers 82 Feb. 20 at Duquesne 69 Feb. 28 Delaware + 78 J + r Feb. 23 Syracuse 80 Mar. 1 Rider 84 Imw? Head Coach Feb. 26 Villanova 73 Mar. 2 St. Joseph's + 71 | 2T~> AAA = 1970-79 (9 seasons) Cornhusker Classic at Lincoln, NE Big Sun Tournament at St. Petersburg, I J A A ASn 142 wins 105 losses Quaker City Tournament at Palestra Holiday Festival at MSG L !k Head Co ach: Paul Westhead + MAC Tournament at Palestra Head Coach: Paul Westhead

~~1970-71 (Won 20, Lost 7) 1972-73 (Won 15, Lost 10)~~

~~Opponent LSC OPP Opponen t LSC 1974-75 (Won 22, Lost 7)~~

~~Dec. 2 at Albright 89 59 Nov. 29 at Lehigh 75 Opponent LSC I~~

~~Dec. 5 Long Island U. (MSG) 68 53 Dec. 1 Army 73 Nov. 29 Army Dec. 9 Miami (Fla.) 97 77 Dec. 6 Biscayne 69 Dec. 4 at Lehigh Dec. 12 Marshall 76 75 Dec. 8 San Francisco ### 73 Dec. 7 Biscayne~~

~~Dec. 15 West Chester 82 68 Dec. 9 Santa Clara (OT) ### 69 Dec. 1 at Lafayette 58~~

Dec. 19 Pennsylvania 88 107 Dec. 16 Eastern Michigan 93 Dec. 14 Holy Cross 65 ppo, AA Dec. 29 Georgia 50 42 Dec. 22 West Chester 92 Dec. 18 Canisius 70 Dec. 30 Boston College AA 75 63 Dec. 27 Southern California A 77 Dec. 20 Clemson * 63 A * Jan. 4 at Tulsa 63 61 Dec. 28 New Mexico State 76 Dec. 21 Texas Tech 64 k A Jan. 9 Temple 63 58 Dec. 30 St. Joseph's 52 Dec. 29 Furman @ 64 Jan. 16 Western Kentucky 91 76 Jan. 6 St. Joseph's 55 Dec. 30 Alabama @ 73 fcc. Jan. 20 at Niagara 96 79 Jan. 9 Rider 78 4 Hofstra (>4

~~Jan. 23 at Lafayette 93 82 Jan. 13 Hofstra 76 8 at Memphis State S4~~

~~Jan. 28 at Drexel 81 63 Jan. 16 at Lafayette 68 1 1 at Niagara 71 k.~~

~~Jan. 30 Hofstra 79 62 Jan. 20 at Niagara 80 1 St. Joseph's 60~~

~~Feb. 3 Loyola (La.) 74 53 Jan. 24 Pennsylvania 45 1 Pennsylvania~~

~~Feb. 6 at Syracuse 68 75 Jan. 26 Duquesne 69 2 West Chester~~

~~Feb. 10 Canisius 92 55 Jan. 31 Western Kentucky 1 08 24 Duquesne~~

~~Feb. 13 Villanova 73 69 Feb. 3 at Syracuse 84 29 Western Kentucky~~

~~Feb. 17 Duquesne 86 95 Feb. 7 Canisius 96 1 at Syracuse Feb. 19 Creighton 64 61 Feb. 10 at Notre Dame 7 5 at Drexel~~

~~Feb. 24 at American 62 54 Feb. 12 at Drexel 72 8 Temple~~

~~Feb. 27 St. Jose )h's 56 66 Feb. 17 Temple 54 12 Villanova (OT)~~

~~80 .~~

~~Series 'l 9 ACC-<.Time Scores ( 75-80) 1~~

: eh. 15 at Notre Dame 75 91 Jan. 31 Dickinson 82 61 Dec . 22 at Stetson 76 90 * eb. 19 at American 62 68 Feb. 2 Villanova 71 70 Dec . 29 Montana 78 91 * ch 22 Rutgers 82 96 Feb. 5 at American 86 76 Dec . 30 Cal State-Fullerton 75 84 Mar 4 Bucknell(HH)% 85 74 Feb. 9 Hofstra 89 93 Jan 4 at Rhode Island 80 83 Mar. 7 American % 56 52 Feb. 12 Temple 75 87 Ian 6 Lafayette 95 80 Mar. 8 Lafayette % 92 85 Feb. 16 Niagara 64 66 Jan 10 Western Kentucky 90 66 Mar. 16 Syracuse (OT) (P) $$ 83 87 Feb. 19 Providence (SP) 62 75 Jan 13 Rider (HH) 100 83

* Dayton Invitational at Dayton, OH Feb. 22 at Pennsylvania 70 80 Jan 15 at West Chester 68 64 @ Sugar 3owl Classic at New Orleans, LA Feb. 26 Notre Dame 77 113 Jan 17 at Niagara 88 74

Vo ECC Tournament at Easton Mar. 1 Delaware % 84 77 Jan 20 Duquesne 89 90 S$ NCAA Tournament Mar. 4 Lafayette % 86 80 Jan 24 Vermont 100 88 3 Denotes Palestra Mar. 6 Hofstra % 81 92 Jan 27 at Drexel 88 72 Head Coach: Paul Westhead + Volunteer Classic at Knoxville, TN Jan 31 Villanova 84 78 * Cabrillo Classic at San Diego, CA Feb 3 at American 123 103 1975-76 (Won 11, Lost 15) % ECC Tournament at Easton, PA Feb 10 Temple 81 97 Dpponent LSC OPP Head Coach: Paul Westhead Feb 12 at Lehigh 100 93 Mo\ 28 Delaware 100 86 Feb 17 St. Joseph's 87 94

tec. 1 Widener 73 68 1977-78 (Won 18, Lost 12) Feb 21 Hofstra 87 73 tec 3 at Alabama 57 78 Opponent LSC OPP Feb 24 at Notre Dame 70 93 tec 6 at Hofstra 72 64 Nov. 25 at Widener 83 75 Feb 26 Hofstra (HH)** 84 77

tec. 11 Manhattan (MSG) 78 79 Nov. 30 at Bucknell 92 77 Feb 28 St. Joseph's (OT)(SJU) * 63 68 tec. 13 at Canisius 103 72 Dec. 7 Rhode Island 73 78 * Montana Classic at Yellowstone MT * * tec 19 Texas A & M 59 57 Dec. 9 East Carolina (20T) 96 95 ** ECC Tournament * * tec. 20 Kansas 73 74 Dec. 10 UNC Charlotte 67 68 k tec. 23 Maine 104 88 Dec. 17 Pennsylvania 75 78 Dave LF.m ** ** M*V tec. 29 Michigan 71 86 Dec. 28 Louisville 85 113 4 7 Eryin ** ** ^ tec. 30 Houston 87 90 Dec. 29 Ohio State 83 86 1 f a -f an. 5 at W. Kentucky (OT) 104 100 Jan. 4 at Western Kentucky 78 64 1 J [ Head Coach v an. 10 Syracuse 77 82 Jan. 6 at Niagara 116 97 \J 1979-86 (7 seasons) an. 13 Drexel 66 74 Jan. 9 at Hofstra 97 87 fc \<;1 ^ 110 wins , 8/ lo sses J an. 17 St. Joseph's 75 86 Jan. 11 Drexel 80 79 A ^

is an. 21 at Biscayne 83 64 Jan. 14 at Duquesne 79 74 an 24 at Providence 75 73 Jan. 16 West Chester (HH) 116 84 Head Coach: Paul Westhead , an 27 Memphis State 77 81 Jan. 19 at Syracuse 96 106 1979-80 (Won 22, Lost 9)

~~k an. 31 Temple 63 67 Jan. 21 Duke(SP) 81 91 Opponent LSC OPP~~

~~ch. 4 Notre Dame (SP) 89 108 Jan. 24 at Biscayne 89 84 Nov . 30 Phila. Pharmacj dill) 87 58~~

~~ch 10 Jan. . 1 American 61 63 28 Temple 82 75 Dec 3 at Alabama 82 80~~

~~ch 14 Villanova 75 72 Feb. 1 Notre Dame 90 95 Dec . 5 at Bucknell 79 80~~

ch 18 at Niagara 53 69 Feb. 4 St. Joseph's 82 74 Dec . 8 Villanova 79 86 ch 22 at Duquesne 72 76 Feb. 8 American 64 62 Dec . 11 Rider 102 59 ch * 25 Pennsylvania 56 58 Feb. 11 at Canisius 77 78 Dec . 14 Texas A & M 72 67 ch. 27 Cleveland Slate 90 72 Feb. 15 Stetson 77 72 Dec 15 Brigham Young (3 0T) 106 108

1 ' ' ** l! Jayhawk Classic at Lawrence, KS Feb. 18 Villanova 79 82 Dec . 28 Utah State 88 89 '* ** Las Vegas Holiday Classic at las Vegas, NV Feb. 22 at St. Bonaventure 95 108 l)e, . 29 Idaho State 88 83

~~K lead Coach: Paid Westhead Feb. 25 at Vermont 100 67 Jan 5 Niagara 95 83 Mar. 2 St Joseph's % (HH) 89 s: Jan 9 West Chester (Hill III 70~~

~~1976-77 (Won 17, Lost 12) Mar. 3 Delaware 1 97 S5 Jan 12 Stetson 74 64~~

: )|)poncnt + l> LSC OPP Mar. 4 Temple 73 72 Jan 16 at I afayette go 81 J o\ 29 Widener (1 III) 72 52 Mar. 12 Villanova (PAL)$$ 97 103 Jan 19 lemplc (SP) 02 67 + tel 1 Vermont 75 68 1 irsi 1 Inion Invitational at (hail me. NC Jan 23 Drexel 65 61 ** tec 4 Alabama 77 82 Louis's ille Classic at Louisville KY Jan 28 Delaware (HH) ^s 59 let 8 at Delaware 97 84 "u ECC [burnamenl at rlayman Hall Ian JO Notre Dame 62 60

~~tei II Biscaj ile- 112 70 t ECC Tournament at Easton, PA Feb 2 St Joseph's 57 58~~

~~(, >CL al 13 Manic 91 76 $$ NCAA Tournament Feb 4 I ehigh(HH) 90 79~~

\. tel 17 Icnncsscc 1 85 92 Mead CO ich: Paul Westhead Feb 6 Rhode Island 84 76 v-, 18 Southern Methodist • 94 86 Feb 7 Hofstra (MSG) 61 * San 1 1. te\ 28 HegO State 88 S4 1978-79 (Won 15, Lost 13) Feb 9 American (CH) 95 S5 * : tec. 29 |, Washington 94 III Opp me nt LSC OPP Feb 12 PennS) Kama so 73 an 3 at Rhode Island 61 70 Nov. 29 Bucknell 77 76 Feb IS at DePaul 75 l >2 " an 7 Canisius 65 49 I tec 2 at Kentucky 77 109 Feb 21 al Duquesne "1

~~u an 12 at Drexel 55 51 Dec 5 at Duke 42 <>6 Feb 23 at Vermont BS 70 an 15 St. Joseph's 69 (.1 Dec 7 at Delaware 102 'IN Feb 25 Drexel % 87 76~~

~~< «> ">. an 17 ai West hestei 63 60 1 tec Pennsylvania (.7 OS Feb 27 lemplc 70 62~~

~~i an 22 Duquesne 62 64 > Dec 16 Canisius 99 87 Feb : I afayette tt 70 62 an Western 26 79 at 1 SI s, Kentucky 93 Dec 21 lorida Southern Ma i Joseph's* 49~~

~~81 . 7 Atf-Time Series Scores (1980-85)~~

Mar. 6 Purdue $ 82 Feb. 20 Temple 72 86 1 1 at Fairfield 98 85 * Cougar Classic at Provo, UT Feb. 24 Drexel 57 55 14 St. Peter's 64 57 ** Lobo Invitational at Albuquerque. NM Feb. 27 at Stetson 71 69 1 7 at Manhattan 74 72

% ECC Tournament at Palestra Mar. 1 Bucknell % 81 72 19 Canisius 79 66 S NC V A Tournament at Lafayette. IN Mar. 3 West Chester % 71 56 21 Holy Cross 74 85 Head Coach: Dave "Lefty" Erviii Mar. 5 St. Joseph's % 71 83 24 Pennsylvania 96 85 * Cougar Classic at Provo, UT 26 at Iona 95 80 1980-81 (Won 14, Lost 13) ** Golden Gate Classic at San Francisco, CA 28 Fordham 84 73 *** Opponent LSC Connecticut Mutual Classic at Hartford. CT 1 at St. Peter's 67 71 Dec. Vermont 81 % ECC Tournament at Palestra Feb. 4 Louisville 88 93 Dec. 6 Alabama 65 Head Coach: Dave "Lefty" Ervin Feb. 6 at Fordham 68 67 Dec. 8 Bucknell 73 Feb. 8 Fairfield 94 76

~~Dec. 10 Xavier 70 1982-83 (Won 18, Lost 14) Feb. 1 1 at Dayton 69 84 Dec. 13 at Delaware 72 Opponent LSC OPP Feb. 15 Manhattan (SP) 78 62~~

Dec. 20 Villanova (3 OT) 84 Dec. 1 Bucknell(HH) 68 66 Feb. 18 Holy Cross (OT) (ME) 91 89 * Dec. 29 San Diego State 67 Dec. 4 at Delaware 55 54 Feb. 22 Iona 81 79 Dec. 30 Georgetown * 63 Dec. 8 Rhode Island 82 84 Feb. 25 Temple (20T) 80 79 * Jan. 3 Lafayette 69 Dec. 10 Texas A & M 74 82 Feb. 27 Manhattan (NH)** 76 60

~~Jan. 7 at Missouri 74 Dec. 11 Brown* 61 59 Mar. 1 Fordham** 60 62~~

Jan. 10 at Canisius 79 Dec. 18 Pennsylvania 72 78 Mar. 3 St. Peter's (OT)** 63 65 Jan. 12 at Niagara (OT) 72 Dec. 22 Niagara 82 65 Mar. 16 Pittsburgh $ 91 95 ** Jan. 14 Hofstra 79 Dec. 27 Cincinnati 73 76 * Mary land Invitational at College Park, MD Jan. 17 at Rider 63 Dec. 28 Wisconsin-Green Bay ** 62 51 ** MAAC Tournament at Meadow lands Jan. 19 West Chester 90 3 at Western Kentucky 62 56 S National Invitation Tournament (2 Palestra Jan. 21 Dayton 76 8 Duke 60 61 Head Coach: Dave "Lefty" Ervin Jan. 24 DePaul 62 12 Towson State (HH) 79 78 Jan. 26 at Lehigh 73 15 Duquesne 67 61 1984-85 (Won 15, Lost 13) Jan. 31 St. Joseph's 58 22 Villanova 71 72 Opponent LSL OPP Feb. 4 at Notre Dame 59 26 Hofstra 78 62 Nov. 26 Monmouth (HH) 85 67

Feb. 11 Duquesne 66 29 at Canisius 54 55 Nov. 28 at St. Mary's (Calif.) 59 69 * Feb. 14 at American 69 31 Rider (HH) 69 71 Nov. 30 Brigham Young 74 73 * Feb. 17 Pennsylvania 62 2 at Notre Dame 56 68 Dec. 1 Stanford 73 84

~~Feb. 21 Temple 62 5 St. Joseph's 79 60 Dec. 8 at Niagara 63 58~~

Feb. 25 at Drexel 63 Feb. 9 at Xavier 85 109 Dec. 11 St. Joseph's 74 69 Feb. 28 Rhode Island 60 Feb. 14 Dayton 73 79 Dec. 15 Temple 54 65 ** Mar. 2 Drexel(HH) 66 Feb. 16 at Lehigh 46 44 Dec. 22 Villanova (SP) 63 80 ** "4 * Cabrillo Classic at San Diego, CA Feb. 19 at American 63 65 Dec. 28 Fordham 67 ** ** ECC Tournament at Philadelphia, PA Feb. 23 Lafayette (HH) 79 61 Dec. 29 Dartmouth 84 55 Head Coach: Dave "Lefty' Ervin Feb. 26 Temple (OT) (SP) 79 84 Jan. 3 Iona 73 103 Mar. 3 at Drexel 63 61 Jan. 5 Army 80 63 1981-82 (Won 16, Lost 13) Mar. 5 at Vermont 87 73 Jan. 9 at Fairfield 95 89 *** Opponent LSC Mar. 9 Delaware 102 62 Jan. 12 at St. Peter's 59 60 "4 Dec. 2 at Duke 55 Mar. 11 Rider*** 68 57 Jan. 15 Manhattan 85 *** Dec 5 Delaware 71 Mar. 12 American 75 73 Jan. 19 Holy Cross (ME) 80 77

~~Dec. 7 at Bucknell 55 Mar. 1 5 Boston University $$ 70 58 Jan. 20 at Hartford 82 80~~

Dec 8 West Chester 73 Mar. 17 Va. Commonwealth $$$ 67 76 Jan. 23 at Iona 77 93 |[ Dec. 11 Western Carolina 55 * Marshall Tournament at Huntington, WV Jan. 26 at Fordham 70 66 * Dec. 12 Idaho State 68 ** Milwaukee Classic at Milwaukee. WI Jan. 29 Pennsylvania 77 74 It

** - Dec. 18 Iona 71 *** ECC Tournament at Easton, PA Feb. 2 at Army (OT) 85 sO ** Dec. 19 Rice 64 $$ NCAA Tournament at Palestra Feb. 6 at Notre Dame 58 71 Id Dec. 22 at Santa Clara 74 $$S NCAA Tournament at Greensboro, NC Feb. 8 St. Peter's 70 57 Id *** Dec 29 South Florida 62 Head Coach: Dave "Lefty" Ervin Feb. 12 at Manhattan 65 64 * Dec. 30 St. Bonaventure ** 68 Feb. 16 at Holy Cross 79 82 Jan. 4 Notre Dame 66 1983-84 (Won 20, Lost 11) Feb. 19 Fairfield (20T) (SP) 105 106 Jan. 9 at Lafayette 65 Opponent LSC OPP Feb. 23 at DePaul 60 87 It *** Jan. 12 American 69 Nov. 28 at Monmouth 75 60 Feb. 28 Army (OT) 64 76

Jan. 14 at Rider 79 Nov. 30 Vermont 91 75 * Apple I nvitational at Stanford, CA ** Jan. 19 Pennsylvania 77 Dec. 3 at Youngstown State 76 81 Miller High Life Classic at Tampa. FL t *** Jan. 27 Villanova 82 Dec. 6 St. Joseph's 72 74 MAAC Tournament at Meadow lands fe

~~Jan. 30 at Duquesne 80 Dec. 10 Army 56 55 Head Coach: Dave "Lefty" Ervin k Feb. 3 Canisius 102 Dec. 17 Villanova 90 80~~

~~Feb 6 at Dayton 77 Dec. 29 George Washington * 65 64 1985-86 (Won 14, Lost 14) Feb. 8 Lehigh (HH) 94 Dec. 30 Maryland* 83 96 Opponent LSL OPP~~

~~Feb 13 St. Joseph's 77 Jan. 4 Notre Dame (SP) 68 66 Nov. 26 Monmouth 72 Feb. 16 at Hofstra 67 Jan. 7 at Army 58 60 Nov. 30 Niagara (HH) 92~~

~~^W 82 3MM *J JlCC-Time Series Scores (1985-90)~~

*** Dec. 2 Maine 103 70 Feb. 16 Pennsylvania 80 72 Dec. 9 Pennsylvania 77 61 ** Dec. 4 Villanova 46 50 Feb. 21 at St. Peter's 68 61 Dec. 10 Long Beach State 96 63 Dec. 6 Syracuse * 72 97 Feb. 24 at Army 59 68 Dec. 14 at St. Peter's 78 74 Dec. 7 Ohio University * 65 70 Feb. 28 Fairfield % 62 75 Dec. 22 Villanova (OT) 79 74 ' Dec. 9 Pennsylvania 80 86 Mar. 12 at Villanova $ 86 84 Dec. 29 South Carolina 85 67 A Dec. 14 Princeton (SP) 58 48 Mar. 17 at Niagara $ 89 81 Dec. 30 Georgia 85 95 Dec 21 Fordham 78 66 Mar. 21 Illinois State (PAL) $ 70 50 Jan. 4 Temple 57 67 Dec. 27 Temple ** 58 81 Mar. 24 Arkansas-L.R.(MSG) $ 92 73 Jan. 7 Richmond 97 76 ** Dec. 28 Bowling Green 94 54 Mar. 26 S. Mississippi (MSG) $ 80 84 Jan. 12 at Fordham 86 73

~~Jan. 2 at St. Peter's 63 69 *AMIC assic at Miami, FL Jan. 14 Manhattan 81 57 Jan. 4 Notre Dame 63 77 **H£ wai an Tropic Classic at Daytona Beach, FL Jan. 19 at Holy Cross 84 72~~

Jan. 11 Fairfield 57 61 + Jostens Classic at Palestra Jan. 21 at Fairfield 65 61 Jan. 13 Holy Cross 89 63 % MAAC Tournament at Meadowlands Jan. 23 at Iona 89 64 Jan. 16 at Iona 66 74 $ National Invitation Tournament Jan. 25 St. Peter's 63 65

~~Jan. 18 at Manhattan 89 74 Head Coach: Bill "Speedy" Morris Jan. 28 Fordham 77 66~~

~~Jan. 21 Iona 80 68 Feb. 1 Iona 91 62 Jan. 25 Army 52 54 1987-88 (Won 24, Lost 10) Feb. 3 at Army 94 70 Jan. 28 at Louisville 60 72 Opponent LSU OPP Feb. 5 at American 111 91~~

~~Feb. 1 at Fordham 54 70 Nov. 27 Texas-San Antonio* 74 51 Feb. 9 Army 88 67~~

~~Feb. 4 St. Peter's 62 54 Nov. 28 Delaware* 86 72 Feb. 11 at Manhattan 77 60~~

Feb. 8 at Fairfield 53 55 Dec. 2 at Princeton 63 62 Feb. 13 Holy Cross 101 82 Feb. 12 at Holy Cross 81 68 Dec. 5 Pennsylvania 61 66 Feb. 16 at Notre Dame 78 80 Feb. 15 Manhattan (HH) 101 63 Dec. 10 Army 74 61 Feb. 19 Fairfield 85 67 Feb. 19 Army (MSG) 73 61 Dec. 12 at Fordham 85 80 Feb. 23 Florida State 101 100 ** Feb. 20 St. Joseph's 74 69 Dec. 18 Villanova 80 83 Mar. 1 Fairfield % 91 62 *** ** Feb. 28 Holy Cross 70 72 Dec. 19 Canisius 85 73 Mar. 4 Fordham % 85 69 * Carrier Classic at Syracuse,NY Dec. 23 Georgia + 71 79 Mar. 6 St. Peter's % 71 58 ** Jostens Classic at Palestra Dec. 24 Chaminade + 90 60 Mar. 16 Louisiana Tech $$ 74 83 *** MAAC Tournament at Meado wlands Dec. 25 Dayton + 69 66 * Pre-Season NIT Head Coach: Dave "Lefty" Ervin Dec. 29 at Brigham Young 82 95 ** Acme Boot Classic at Clarksville, TN Jan. Notre Dame 59 68 *** Jostens Classic at Palestra A WlL LIAM Jan. 9 at North Carolina 82 96 Cotton States Classic at Atlanta, GA "Speedy " Morris Jan. 11 at Richmond 81 82 % MAAC Tournament at Meadowlands Head Coach Jan. 14 at Temple 56 59 $$ NCAA Tournament at Nashv ille, TN 1986-curren Jan. 16 Fairfield 78 50 Head Coach: Bill "Speedy" Morris Jan. 19 St. Joseph's 63 73 (14 seasons) Jan. 21 Holy Cross 119 108 1989-90 (Won 30, Lost 2) 226 wins, 1 86 losses Jan. Manhattan 95 70 Opponent LSU OPP Jan. 28 Iona 101 83 Nov. 24 SW Missouri State * 62 58 1986-87 (Won 20, Lost 13) Jan. 30 Army 64 51 Nov. 25 Fresno State * 75 63 Opponent LSI' OPP Feb. 2 American 73 65 Dec. 2 at DePaul 83 62 * Nov. 28 Penn State 58 59 Feb. 6 Fordham 76 51 Dec. 11 Pennsylvania 86 83 * No\ 29 Central Florida 68 43 Feb. 9 St. Peter's 56 47 Dec. 21 Villanova 71 70 ** Dec 2 Temple 66 70 Feb. 13 at Fairfield 75 57 Dec. 27 Ohio State 74 62 ** Dec 6 Army 83 63 Feb. 17 at Holy Cross 102 83 Dec. 28 Florida 76 69 Dec 9 at Villanova 93 86 Feb. 20 Manhattan (ME) 92 74 Jan. 3 at Temple 63 62 Dec 13 at Maine 79 66 Feb. 22 at Iona 91 86 Jan. 6 Loyola Mary mount 116 121 Dec 19 Georgia** 65 82 Feb. 25 at St. Peter's 67 64 Jan. 9 Siena 106 90 ** Dec. 20 Eastern Kentucky 98 83 Mar. 2 Manhattan % 62 51 Jan. 12 Notre Dame 86 78 + 1 tec 26 St. Joseph's 70 77 Mar. 5 Holy Cross % 88 64 Jan. 15 Canisius gg 77 + Dec. 27 Northeastern 102 85 Mar. 7 Fordham % 79 70 Jan. 20 at Hol) < TOSS S4 SI Jan 3 North Carolina 72 79 Mar. 17 Kansas Slate $$ 53 66 Jan. :: Loyola (Md) B9 69 Jan 6 Iona 68 75 * CBI Hartford Invitational at Hartford, CT Jan. 25 at Niagara 87 69 Jan at ** 8 Fordham 79 87 Jostens Philadelphia Classic at Palestra Jan. 27 at I ofdham 98 72 Jan + go. 10 Manhattan 102 69 Chaminade Christmas Classic at Honolulu. Ill Feb. 1 .it Iona 73

' Jan. 13 at Holy Cross 79 59 % MAAC Tournament at Meadow lands Feb 5 st Peter's 72 59 Jan. 17 at Fairfield 60 63 $$ NCAA Tournament at Notre Dame, IN Feb ! at Fairfield 78 51 Jan. 20 St. Peter's 65 56 Head ( oach: Bill "Speedy" Morris Feb 10 at Manhattan 99 • Jan. 23 Fordham (OT) 69 66 Feb 12 at St Joseph's 93 76 Jan. 28 at Iona 100 85 l988-X«MWon26, Lost 6) Feb id Iona 95 • Jan 31 54 58 40 DePaul Opponent LSU OPP Feb IS 1 airfield 72 * 1 eb. at ai 4 Notre Dame (OT) 64 76 Nov. 18 Syracuse 76 92 Feb 20 at i 110 SI oyob (Md | ** Feb 7 at Manhattan 76 62 Dec : t leorgia Southern (.4 62 Feb :: Manhattan 100 60 10 Cross! Illl) "4 Feb Holy 93 60 Dei 3 \ustm IV.i)** 79 74 Feb 25 at St Peter's (Ol ) <><>

~~Feb. 13 Fairfield 58 54 I toe 5 St Josephs SI 57 Feb 27 \im\ 106 1~~

~~JLCC-Time Series Scores (1990-1995)~~

Mar. 3 Fairfield % 90 6( Feb. 2 at Siena 64 77 Jan. 3 at Richmond 71 92 Mar. 4 Siena % 106 9( Feb. 7 at Iona 88 79 Jan. 5 Kansas State 63 67 Mar. 5 Fordham % 716 Feb. 9 Loyola (Md.) 99 85 Jan. 8 Notre Dame (OT) 84 81 Mar. 15 Southern Mississippi $$ 79 6! Feb. 11 at St. Joseph's (OT) 80 84 Jan. 12 St. Joseph's 71 73 Mar. 17 Clemson $$ 75 7« Feb. 15 at Brigham Young 81 80 Jan. 15 Evansville (OT) 81 92 * Coors Light Classic at Fresno, CA Feb. 19 St. Peter's 65 52 Jan. 20 Temple 55 68 ** Sugar Bowl Classic at New Orleans, LA Feb. 21 Fairfield 69 50 Jan. 22 at Loyola (111.) 76 71 % MAAC Tournament at Albany, NY Feb. 23 Niagara 90 68 Jan. 25 Pennsylvania (SP) 62 66 Tournament at Hartford, Feb. 26 at $$ NCAA CT Loyola (Md.) 60 62 Jan. 29 at Detroit Mercy 65 66 | Head Coach Bill "Speedy" Morris Feb. 28 Manhattan 90 67 Feb 5 Xavier 66 73 |

~~Mar. 1 at Fairfield 75 60 Feb 10 at Evansville 65 63 1990-91 (Won 19, Lost 10) Mar. 7 Fairfield % 88 66 Feb 12 at Butler 69 82 |~~

~~Opponent LSU OPI Mar. 8 Siena % 84 71 Feb 16 Detroit Mercy 80 67 !~~

Nov. 28 Loyola (Md.) 75 6i Mar. 9 Manhattan % 77 76 Feb 19 Loyola (111.) 77 63 Dec. 3 at Pennsylvania (OT) 84 8( Mar. 19 Seton Hall $$ 76 78 Feb 26 Butler 68 87 Dec. 4 Brigham Young 9 * Central Fidelity Classic at Richmond, VA Feb 28 Villanova (SP) 54 55 Dec. 9 at Florida State 7 ** Far West Classic at Portland, 3R Mai 3 at Xavier 77 79 *** Dec. 15 Baylor * 8 % MAAC Tournament at Albany NY Mar 6 Detroit Mercy 70 87 Dec. 16 Idaho * 8 $$ NCAA Tournament at Greensboro, NC * M ile High Classic at Boulder, CO Dec. 22 at Villanova 10 Head Coach Bill "Speedy" Morris ** Big Island Classic at Hilo Hawaii *** Dec. 31 at Loyola Marymount 13 MCC Tournament at Indianapolis, IN Jan. 5 Temple 8 1992-93 (Won 14 Lost 13) Head Coach Bill "Speedy" vlorris Jan. 8 at Iona 7 Opponent LSU OPP Jan. 12 Niagara 8 Dec. 2 Philadelphia Textile 59 53 1994-95 (Won 13, Lost 14)

~~Jan. 17 at Loyola (Md.) 9 Dec. 8 Pennsylvania 44 71 Opponer t LSU OPP~~

Jan. 21 Siena 6 Dec. 10 James Madison 83 70 Nov . 26 at Princeton 58 49 ! * Jan. 24 at Canisius 8 Dec. 12 Maryland 76 93 Dec 2 Cal Poly SLO 85 49 * Jan. 26 at Niagara 7 Dec. 15 Temple (SP) 60 87 Dec . 3 San Francisco 82 80 Jan. 3 Fairfield 8 Dec. 28 West Virginia * 67 80 Dec. 9 Howard** 91 * Feb. 2 at Manhattan (MSG) 7 Dec. 30 Delaware State 83 74 Dec. 10 Baylor** 75 Feb. 6 at Notre Dame 6 2 Richmond 71 61 Dec. 12 at Arizona 76

~~Feb. 9 Canisius 8 5 at Kansas State 59 79 Dec. 27 at Maryland 80~~

~~Feb. 1 at Fairfield 7 9 at Evansville 70 82 Dec. 30 at Mount St. Mary's 68~~

~~Feb. 14 St. Peter's 5 11 at Butler 59 64 5 Illinois-Chicago 83 Feb. 16 St. Joseph's 7 14 Detroit Mercy (OT) 80 73 7 Massachusetts % 64~~

~~Feb. 18 Manhattan 9 16 Loyola (111.) 70 56 12 at Wright State 74~~

~~Feb. 20 at Siena 7 19 St. Joseph's (SP) 66 53 14 at Xavier 72~~

~~Feb. 23 Iona 9 21 Duquesne 81 78 17 at Pennsylvania (PAL) 71~~

~~Feb. 26 at St. Peter's 5 23 at Notre Dame 63 72 19 Cleveland State 76 Mar. 2 Loyola (Md.)** 8 27 at Princeton 60 65 21 Detroit 73~~

~~Mar. 3 St. Peter's ** 5 Feb. 4 at Xavier 49 56 23 St. Joseph's 76~~

~~Mar. 15 at Massachusetts $ 9 Feb. 6 at Dayton 72 64 26 at Butler 73~~

* Daiwa Ball at Tokyo, Japan Feb. 11 Evansville 41 63 28 at Wise-Green Bay 60 ** MAAC Tournament at Albany, NY Feb. 13 Butler 88 66 Feb. 4 Loyola (111.) 92 $ National Invitation Tournament Feb. 18 at Detroit Mercy 73 72 Feb. 7 at Temple 50

Head Coach Bill "Speedy" Morris Feb. 20 at Loyola (111.) 96 90 Feb. 9 Xavier Feb. 27 at Duquesne 68 65 Feb. 11 Wright State (PAL) 92 1991-92 (Won 20, Lost 11) Mar. 2 Xavier 58 73 Feb. 16 at Cleveland State 78

~~Opponent LSI Mar. 6 Dayton (PAL) 67 57 Feb. 1 8 at Detroit 67~~

~~Nov. 29 California * 9 Mar. 11 Butler** 70 77 Feb. 22 at Northern Illinois 75~~

Nov. 30 Richmond * 6 * Valley Bank Fiesta Bowl Classic at Tucson, AZ Feb. 25 Wise-Milwaukee 80 *** Dec. 7 Siena 6 ** MCC Tournament at Indianapolis, IN Mar. 4 Wise. Green Bay 46 Dec. 9 Villanova (SP) 7 Head Coach: Bill "Speedy" Morris * MetLife Classic at San Francisco, CA Dec. 21 Princeton (OT) 4 ** Dr Pepper Classic at Waco, TX Dec. 27 Oregon State ** 8 1993-94 (Won 11, Lost 16) % Atlantic City Dec. 28 Oregon** 10 Opponent *** MCC Tournament at Dayton, OH Jan. 4 Iona 12 Nov. Princeton Head Coach: Bill "Speedy" Morris

~~Jan. 9 Notre Dame 7 Dec. at Illinois~~

Jan. 11 at Canisius 8 Dec. Yale* 1995-96 (Won 6, Lost 24) * Jan. 13 at Niagara 9 Dec. Colorado Opponent LSU < * Jan. 18 at St. Peter's 9 Dec. Philadelphia Textile Nov. 24 Auburn 60 * Jan. 19 Pennsylvania (SP) 5 Dec. at James Madison Nov. 25 Illinois State 65 ** * Jan. 23 at Temple 7 Dec. 28 Creighton Nov. 26 Western Kentucky 63 ** Jan. 25 Canisius 9 Dec. 29 Tennessee Tech Nov. 29 Miami (Ohio) % 53 ** Jan. 28 at Manhattan 6 Dec. 30 Ohio Dec. 2 at Holy Cross 72

~~84 ACC-Time Series Scores (1995-2000)~~

~~)ec 6 Mount St. Mary's 66 81 1997-98 (Won 9, Lost 8) a U bo Classic ** )ec. 9 Marquette 68 65 Opponent LSI & Boilermaker Invitational~~

)ec. 13 at American 64 62 Nov. 29 Mount St. Mary's 81 It Atlantic 111 Tournament *** )ec. 27 Texas-El Paso 62 69 Dec. 6 at Howard 71 Head Coach Bill "Speedy" Morris *** )ec. 28 Texas Tech 58 62 Dec. 10 at Niagara 60 an 3 Princeton 52 49 Dec. 12 Miami (OH)* 66 1999-2000 (Won 11, Lost 17) an. 6 Xavier 60 69 Dec. 13 Texas Southern* 73 Opponent LSU an 13 at Virginia Tech 55 71 Dec. 20 at Drexel 70 Nov. 20 Mount St. MatVs 73 an. 15 Duquesne 73 69 Dec. 27 Arizona State** 78 Nov. 23 Cent. Connecticut St. 70 * an. 20 at St. Joseph's (PAL) 65 67 Dec. 28 Boston University** 65 Nov. 26 High Point 85 * an. 23 Temple 48 68 Jan. 2 Villanova 72 Nov. 27 vs. Alabama 70 an. 25 at Xavier 59 60 Jan. 4 at George Washington 68 Dec. 4 at Northwestern 62 an. 27 Pennsylvania (SP)(OT) 66 68 Jan. 7 at Xavier 67 Dec. 7 Pennsylvania 83

~~eb. 1 at Duquesne 75 85 Jan. 10 at Dayton 72 Dec. 18 at Drexel 70~~

~~eb. 3 St. Bonaventure 96 79 Jan. 13 Rhode Island 73 Dec. 22 at Syracuse 52 eb. 6 Rhode Island 65 74 Jan. 17 Temple 66 Dec. 29 Butler % 36~~

~~' eb. 10 at George Washington 83 92 Jan. 20 Dayton 73 Dee 30 Texas A&M % 69 eb. 12 Villanova (SP) 50 90 Jan. 25 St. Bonaventure (OT) 89 Jan. 5 at Duquesne 63~~

•eb. 15 at Massachusetts 53 70 Jan. 27 at Virginia Tech 72 i.m. 9 St. Bonaventure 51 eb. 18 George Washington 76 70 Jan. 31 at Duquesne 78 Jan. 12 at Villanova 72 -eb 22 Virginia Tech 56 61 Feb. 2 Xavier 59 Jan. 15 Rhode Island 66 eb. 24 Dayton 60 67 Feb. 5 George Washington 65 Jan. 18 Temple 50

~~eb. 28 at Dayton 64 66 Feb. 7 at Fordham 80 Jail. 23 at Xavier 80~~

~~vlai 2 at Fordham (OT) 57 60 Feb. 10 at Pennsylvania 64 Jan. 25 at Dayton 60~~

~~Pf vlar. 6 Rhode Island & 59 85 Feb. 14 at Massachusetts 71 Jan. 29 at George Washington 75~~

\\ Vo Gund Arena, Cleveland, OH Feb. 18 Duquesne 80 Feb. 5 Virginia Tech 71 v * Puerto P ico Shootout at San Juan, Puerto Rico Feb. 21 Virginia Tech 74 Feb. 9 at Massachusetts 48 V r Atlantic City Shootout Feb. 28 at St. Joseph's (Pa.) 69 Feb. 12 George Washington 77 *** Sun Carnival at El Paso, TX Mar. 4 St. Joseph's & 72 Feb. 15 at St. Joseph's 59

» & Atlantic 10 Tournament at Phila. Civic Center & Atlantic 10 Tournament Feb. 19 at Fordham 70 a Head Coach Bill "Speedy" Morris *Carrier Classic Feb. 23 Dayton 64 % **Tribune Classic Feb. 27 Xavier 60

~~; i 1996-97 (Won 10, Lost 17) Head Coach Bill "Speedy" Morris Mar. 1 at Virginia Tech 86 Opponent LSU OPP Mar 4 Duquesne 67~~

~~Mo\ at Mount St. Mary's 87 89 1998-99 (Won 13, Lost Mar. vs. St. Joseph's fc j] 30 15) 8~~

~~p: )ec. 6 Southern Mississippi # 62 50 Opponent LSI~~

)ec 7 at Iowa # 62 65 Nov. 14 at Mount St. Mary's (OT) 88 * Denotes games at Alabama Traditions ( lassie in )ec. 10 American 75 59 Nov. 21 Howard 85 % Denotes games at Cable Car Classic )ec. 14 Drexel 63 58 Nov. 27 Northeastern 85 # Denotes game in Atlantic it) si @ Tournament )ec. 22 at Marquette 53 86 Nov. 28 Cornell 61 Head Coach Bill Morris 7i @ "Speedy" A )ec 28 Cal-Poly SLO 71 78 Dec. 5 at Seton Hall 55 A -i )ec 29 Howard 72 59 Dec. 11 Eastern Washington & 67 All home games between 1931-32 and 1954-55 Ian. 4 Holy Cross 73 56 Dec. 12 Purdue & 59 played at Mister Hall All home games between

'! Ian 6 Massachusetts 50 56 Dec. 19 Drexel 59 1955-56 and 1988-89 played at the Palestra c" Ian 11 Dayton 63 51 Dec. 23 Niagara 77 All home games between 1989-90 to 1995-96 u Ian 18 Duquesne 79 77 Jan. 3 at Temple 45 /'laved at the Philadelphia Civic Center All % Ian 20 at Virginia Tech 46 57 Jan. 6 Duquesne 85 home games in 1996-97 and 1997-98 played at

Ian 23 Pennsylvania 60 67 Jan. 9 at George Washington 75 the First I nion Spectrum All home games III Ian 25 at George Washington 52 56 Jan. 12 Virginia Tech 75 from February 21,1998 on were played in the

~~Ian 28 at Temple OT) 67 Jan. 14 Pennsylvania 62 i Si (2 70 Tom Gola Arena /Except where noted~~

~~[eb 1 George Washington~~

~~ai ( Feb 6 Rhode Island 61 92 Jan. 23 St. Joseph's SI' i (201 98 leb 10 Virginia Tech 59 56 Jan. 28 at st Bonaventure 63 Feb 13 at Duquesne 77 86 Jan 31 at \ iiL'inia lech 69~~

~~Feb 15 ai si Bonaventure 72 68 leb 3 < ieorge Washington 70~~

~~leb 20 ai Dayton 72 82 leb. << Xaviei NS~~

~~leb 22 al \a\ lei 67 79 leb 10 1 nullum 7S~~

~~leb 27 I ordham 94 73 I eb. 16 at \a\ iei 71~~

~~IT Mai 1 St. Joseph's 59 62 leb 20 at Duquesne 7S~~

~~. .V (.; Id Mar. 5 Massaehuseii 49 64 1 eb 23 Massachusetts~~

~~1 Bupei < hevy (lassie leb. 27 at Dayton ss~~

~~(,c ,1m Beat (lassie Mai J si loseph's SI~~

~~&. Allanti 10 Ic'iiinamenl Mai -4 Rhode Island sS Bead Co toll Bill "Speedy" Mor~~

~~85 1 (ReguCar season tournaments (1952-79)~~

Year Tournament Site Opponent Score Year Tournament Site Opponent Score ft 1952-53 ECAC Holiday New York, DePaul L 61-63 1968-69 Quaker City Spectrum Penn State W 70-55 u Festival New York Cincinnati W 86-81 Tournament Indiana W 108-88 New York U. W 80-63 South Carolina L 59-62

~~1953-54 Kentucky Lexington, UCLA W 62-53 1969-70 Volunteer Knoxville, Yale W 81-59 Invitational Kentucky Kentucky L 60-73 Classic Tennessee Tennessee L 47-55~~

ECAC Holiday New York, St. Louis W 77-63 Quaker City Spectrum Georgia W 76-66 Festival New York Niagara L 50-69 Tournament Cornell W 68-56 BYU W 74-62 Columbia W 89-74 IB Champions; MVP - Fran Dunph, 1954-55 Kentucky Lexington, S. California W 49-38 Invitational Kentucky Kentucky L 54-63 1970-71 Charlotte Charlotte, Georgia W 50-42 Invitational North Carolina Boston College W 75-63 ECAC Holiday New York, Syracuse W 103-54 Champions; MVP - Ken Durrett Festival New York UCLA W 85-77 Duquesne L 65-67 1971-72 Cornhusker Lincoln, Baylor W 81-68 MVP - Tom Goto Classic Nebraska Nebraska L 60-75

1955-56 ECAC Holiday New York, San Francisco L 62-79 Quaker City Palestra Boston College L 61-62 Festival New York Syracuse W 75-72 Tournament Fairfield W 108-96 St. John's W 85-76 Massachusetts W 82-75

1956-57 Orange Bowl Miami, W. Kentucky L 76-89 1972-73 Cable Car Oakland, San Francisco L 73-74 Classic Florida Seton Hall W 82-72 Classic California Santa Clara L 69-71 (OT) Valparaiso W 103-73 Quaker City Palestra So. California W 77-72 1957-58 Richmond Richmond, Virginia W 72-64 Tournament New Mexico St. W 76-70 Invitational Virginia Richmond W 59-55 (OT) St. Joseph's L 52-77 Champions: MVP - Bill Katheder

1973-74 Big Sun St. Petersburg, Wake Forest L 90-95 1961-62 ECAC Holiday New York, Dartmouth W 87-60 Tournanment Florida W. Kentucky W 76-65 Festival New York Cincinnati L 56-64 Dayton L 67-81 ECAC Holiday New York, Stanford W 77-66 Festival New York Manhattan L 65-73 1962-63 Quaker City Palestra BYU L 73-84 Princeton W 83-78 In Tournament Delaware W 80-64 Bowling Green W 74-67 (OT) 1974-75 Dayton Dayton, Clemson W 67-63 1963-64 Quaker City Palestra Northwestern W 91-69 Invitational Ohio Texas Tech W 73-64 Tournament Georgetown W 80-69 Champions; MVP - Bill Taylor St. Bona. W 83-80

Champions; MVP - Frank Corace Sugar Bowl New Orleans, Furman W69-64 M Classic Louisiana Alabama W 77-73 1964-65 ECAC Holiday New York, St. John's L 71-78 Champions; MVP - Joe Bryant Festival New York Temple W 83-70 Syracuse W 73-70 (OT) 1975-76 Jayhawk Lawrence, Texas A&M W 59-57 Classic Kansas Kansas L 73-74 1965-66 Quaker City Palestra BYU W 71-69 Tournament Temple L 59-66 (OT) Las Vegas Las Vegas, Michigan L 71-86 Minnesota L 87-92 Holiday Classic Nevada Houston L 87-90

~~158 1966-67 Vanderbilt Nashville, Nebraska W 99-76 1976-77 Volunteer Knoxville, Tennessee L 85-92 Invitational Tennessee Vanderbilt L 95-100 Classic Tennessee SMU W 94-86~~

Quaker City Palestra Syracuse L 84-88 Cabrillo San Diego, San Diego St. W 88-84 \% Tournament Niagara W 86-72 Classic California Washington L 94-1 14 Bowling Green W 78-77 1977-78 First Union Charlotte, East Carolina W 96-' 1967-68 Boston Garden Boston, Providence L 56-77 Invitational North Carolina UNC Charlotte L 67-68 Invitational Massachusetts N.C. State W 68-63 Louisville Louisville, Louisville L 85-111

~~ECAC Holiday New York, Louisville L 71-94 Classic Kentucky Ohio State L 83-86 198 Festival New York West Virginia W 100-83~~

~~Syracuse W 78-68 1978-79 Montana Billings, Montana L 78-91 I Classic Montana Cal St.-Fullerton L 75-84~~

~~86 1~~

Year TOI RNAMBNT Site Opponent Score Year Tournament Site Opponent SCORE 1979-80 Cougar Provo, Texas A&M W 72-67 1989-90 Coors Light Fresno, S. W. Missouri W 62-58 Classic Utah BYU L 106-108 (30T) Classic California Fresno State W 75-63 Champions; MVP - Lionel Simmons Lobo Albuquerque, Utah State L 88-89 Classic New Mexico Idaho State W 88-83 1989-90 USF&G Sugar New Orleans, Ohio State W 74-62 Bowl Classic Louisiana Florida W 76-69

1980-81 Cabrillo San Diego, San Diego St. L 67-93 Champions; hWP - Lionel Simmons Classic California Georgetown L 63-79 1990-91 Daiwa Ball Tokyo, Baylor W 87-82 1981-82 Cougar Provo, W. Carolina L 55-58 Japan Idaho W 83-61 Classic Utah Idaho State L 68-86 Champions; MVP - Doug Overton

~~Golden Gate San Francisco, lona L 71-95 1991-92 Central Fidelity Richmond, California W 99-76 Classic California Rice W 64-58 Classic Virginia Richmond L 63-78~~

~~Connecticut Hartford, South Florida L 62-82 Far West Classic Portland, Oregon State L 80-92 Mutual Classic Connecticut St. Bona. W 68-65 Oregon Oregon W 105-75~~

1982-83 Marshall Huntington, Texas A&M L 74-82 1992-93 Valley Bank Tucson, West Virginia L 67-80 Memorial West Virginia Brown W 61-59 Fiesta Bowl Arizona Delaware St. W 83-74 Tournament 1993-94 Mile High Boulder, Yale W 78-69 Milwaukee Milwaukee, Cincinnati L 73-76 Classic Colorado Colorado L 65-84 Classic Wisconsin Wise. - GB. W 62-51 MVP - Steve Black Big Island Hilo, Creighton W 66-56 Classic Hawaii Tenn. Tech W 109-93 1983-84 Maryland College Park, G Washington W 65-64 Ohio U. L 80-100 Invitational Maryland Maryland L 83-96 1994-95 MetLife San Francisco, Cat Poly SLO W 85-49 1984-85 Apple Stanford, BYU W 74-73 California San Francisco W 82-80 Invitational California Stanford L 73-84 Champions; MVP - Kareem Tow nes

Miller High Tampa, Fordam L 67-74 Dr Pepper Waco, Howard W 91-75 Life Classic Florida Dartmouth W 84-55 Classic Texas Baylor W 75-64 Champions; MVP - Kareem Tow nes 1985-86 Carrier Syracuse, Syracuse L 72-97 Classic New York Ohio U. L 65-70 1995-96 Puerto Rico San Juan, Auburn L 60-70 Shootout Puerto Rico llinois State L 65-72 Jostens Palestra Temple L 58-81 W, Kentuck) L 63-71 Classic Bowling Green W 94-54 Sierra Medical El Paso, Texas- El Paso L 62-69 1986-87 AMI Classic Miami, Penn State L 58-59 Sun Classic Texas Texas Tech L 58-62 Florida Central Florida W 68-43 1996-97 Super Chev) Iowa City, Southern Miss. \\ 02-50

Hawaiian Tropic Daytona Beach , Georgia L 65-82 Classic Iowa Iowa L 62-65 Classic Florida E. Kentucky W 98-83 Golden Bear Berkeley, CaJ Pol) si.o L 71-78 Jostens Palestra St. Joseph's L 70-77 Classic California Howard W 72-59 Classic Northeastern W 102-85

~~1997-98 Carrie i lassie Syracuse, Miami (Ohio) L 66-71~~

~~1987-88 CBT Hartford Hartford, Texas-S.A. W 74-51 New York lexas Southern Vt 73-67 Invitational Connecticut Delaware W 86-72~~

- ( 'hampions; MVP Lionel Simmons tribune Classic lempe, Arizona state L 78-1 II Arizona Boston Univ. 1.65-77 1987-88 Jostens Palestra Villanova L 80-83 1998-99 1 obo Classic Albuquerque, Northeastern L 85-92 Classic Canisius w 85-73 New Mexico Cornell L 61-63

1988-89 6"-s') Acme Boot Clarksville, (ia. Southern \\ 64-62 Boilermaker West I afayettt , Eastern Washington \\. s" Classic rennessee Austin Pea) w 70.74 Invitational Indiana Purdue I . B0 Champions, MVP Lionel Simm

~~1999-00 had, lions 1 uscaloosa, High Point w B5-62 Ss 1988-89 Jostens Palestra Classy Alabama Alabama 1 JQ~~

~~Classic 1 one Beach St w 96-63~~

~~t Champions, MVP Lionel Simm able ( ar Santa (lata. Butlei I 16-43~~

~~I lassie ( alifomia les.is \.v\1 l 69-70(01 B, s. „• Cotton States Atlanta. OA south ( arolina Georgia ¥ 87 NCAA Tournaments I NIT Tournaments~~

O pponent Score (All games prior to 1984 played at Madison Square Garden) 1954 Buffalo, NY Fordham W 76-74 (OT) 88-81 Palestra North Caro. St. W Year Site Opponent Score Navy 64-48 W 1948 New York, N.Y Western Kentucky 61-68 Kansas City, Mo. Penn State W 69-54 1950 New York, N.Y. Arizona 72-66 Bradley W 92-76 Duquesne 47-49 National Champions 1951 New York, N.Y. St. Louis 61-73

1952 New York, N.Y Seton Hall 80-76 1955 Madison Square Garden West Virginia W 95-61 St. John's 51-45 Palestra Princeton W 73-46 Duquesne 59-46 Canisius W 99-64 Dayton 75-64 Kansas City, Mo. Iowa W 76-73 San Francisco L 63-77 Champions National 2nd place

~~1953 New York, N.Y. St. John's 74-75~~

~~968 College Park, Md. Columbia L 83-89 1963 New York, N.Y. St. Louis 61-62~~

~~975 Palestra Syracuse L 83-87 (OT) 1965 New York, N.Y. Detroit 86-93~~

978 Palestra Villanova L 97-103 1971 New York, N.Y. Georgia Tech 67-70 980 West Lafayette, Ind. Purdue L 82-90 1984 Palestra Pitt 91-95 983 Palestra Boston University W 70-58 1987 Villanova, Pa. Villanova 86-84 Greensboro, N.C. Va. Commonwealth L 67-76 Buffalo, N.Y. Niagara 89-81 988 Notre Dame, Ind. Kansas State L 53-66 Palestra Illinois St. 70-50 989 Nashville, Tenn. Louisiana Tech L 74-83 Madison Square Garden Arkansas-L.R. 92-73 990 Hartford, CT Southern Miss. L 79-63 Southern Miss. 80-84 Clemson L 75-79 Second Place 1992 Greensboro, N.C. Seton Hall L 76-78

~~1991 Amherst, Mass. Massachusetts 90-93~~

~~Former (Explorers in Coaching~~

~~Professional Overseas~~

~~Tony DiLeo, Assistant Coach, Philadelphia 76ers (NBA) Joe DiCocco, Head Coach, M7 (Boras Sweden)~~

~~College Men's Basketball High School Boys Basketball~~

~~Joe Mihalich, Head Coach, Niagara University Jim Phillips, Head Coach, William Penn Charter~~

~~Fran Dunphy, Head Coach, University of Pennsylvania Jim Crawford, Head Coach, Camden Catholic High~~

~~Jim Phelan, Head Coach, Mount St. Mary's College Bill Fox, Head Coach, Father Judge High~~

~~Kurt Kanaskie, Head Coach, Drake University Mike Stock, Head Coach, Harry S Truman High~~

~~Rich Prendergast, Executive Assistant, La Salle University Lefty Ervin, Head Coach, Friends Select~~

~~Jeff Neubauer, Assistant Coach, University of Richmond Larry Cannon, Head Coach, The Shipley School~~

~~Joe Rapczynski , Head Coach, Brandywine High~~

~~College Women's Basketball Jim Fenerty, Head Coach, Germantown Academy~~

~~Brian Morris, Assistant Coach, Gwynedd Mercy College Craig Conlin, Assistant Coach, Germantown Academy~~

~~88 fitf-tTime Leading Scorers~~

~~3,000 Points Lionel Simmons - 3,217 points; four years PTSAVG 670 20.3 792 23.3 908 28.4 1989-90 847 26.5 Totals 3,217 24.6~~

~~2,000 Points~~

~~' Michael Brooks - 2,628 points; four years FGA FG% FT FTA FT% REB AVG PTSAVG 490 .492 97 152 .638 311 14.1 579 20.0 490 .588 120 164 .732 358 12.8 69624.9~~

~~443 .533 116 161 .720 347 13.4 606 23.3~~

~~649 .447 167 237 .705 356 11.5 747 24.1 2072 .514 500 714 .700 1372 12.8 2,628 23.1~~

~~Tom Gola- 2,461 points; four years Yr G REB AVG PTSAVG 1951-52 29 497 17.1 504 17.4~~

~~1952-53 28 434 15.5 517 18.5 1953-54 30 652 21.7 690 23.0~~

~~1954-55 31 618 19.9 750 24.2 Totals 118 2201 18.7 2,46120.9~~

~~< Donme Carr - 2,067 points; four years PTSAVG 64623.9 485 18.0~~

~~524 19 7 41217.1 2,067 19.7~~

f Steve BLACK - 2,012 points; four years FGA FG% FT FTA PTSAVG 1981-82 458 .483 119 143 561 20.0 1982-83 336 .497 4S 62 38220.1 1983-84 403 .514 103 126 >ri": 1984-85 45') .521 74 89 552 1"" tiiMf, Totals 1656 .504 344 420 2.012 lf.7

~~l ,500 Points KAREEM low ms - ,925 points; three years FG FGA FG% FT FTA FT% .369 104 149 698~~

~~699 1.^25~~

~~89 fill-^ime Leading Scorers~~

~~Randy Woods - 1,811 points; three years Vr G FG FGA FT% AVG~~

~~1989-90 32 146 371 .737 13.3 1990-91 25 177 415 .796 21.6 1991-92 31 272 653 Totals 88 595 1439~~

~~Ralph Lewis- 1,807 points; four years FT% PTS AVG~~

~~1981-82 .610 227 9.1~~

~~1982-83 418 13.1 1983-84 638 20.6 1984-85 28 201 360 .558 524 18.7 Totals 116 677 1277 .530 ,807 15.6~~

~~Doug Overton - 1,795 points; four years Yr G FG FGA FG% 1987-88 34 110 221 .498~~

~~1988-89 32 174 352 .494 13.2~~

~~1989-90 32 201 387 .519 17.2 1990-91 25 199 447 .445 22.3 Totals 123 684 1407 .486 14.6~~

~~Tim Legler - 1,699 points; four years FT FTA FT% 1984-85 1985-86 1986-87~~

~~Jack Hurd - 1,693 points; four years Yr G FG FGA FG% FT FTA FT% AVG PTS AVG~~

~~1988-89 32 144 302 .477 3.1 409 12.8~~

~~1989-90 32 98 256 3.3 265 8.3 1990-91 29 160 401 5.6 460 15.9~~

~~1991-92 31 195 455 .429 .700 6.0 559 18.0 Totals 124 597 1414 .422 .700 4.5 1,693 13.7~~

~~Ken Durrett - 1,679 points; three years Yr G FG FGA FT FTA FT% AVG PTS AVG 1968-69 24 191 365 98 136 .721 11.8 480 20.0~~

~~1969-70 26 249 539 .462 134 184 .728 12.1 632 24.3 1970-71 21 211 440 .480 145 189 .767 12.0 567 27.0 Totals 71 651 1344 .484 377 509 .741 12.0 1,679 23.7~~

~~Hubie Marshall - 1,576 points; three years Yr G FG FGA FG% FT FTA FT% AVG PTS AVG 1964-65 23 143 328 .436 3.7 353 15.4 1965-66 25 277 584 .474 4.2 674 27.0~~

~~1966-67 26 220 491 .448 5.1 549 21.1 Totals 74 640 1403 .456 4.4 1,576 21.3~~

Billy Taylor - 1,554 points, three years Yr G FG FGA FG% AVG PTS AVG 1972-73 25 204 421 .485 6.2 444 17.8 1973-74 28 242 502 .482 7.0 551 19.7 1974-75 29 247 511 .483 5.6 559 19.3 Totals 82 693 1434 .483 5.6 1,554 19.0 90 6 1

~~l,000-A Sjill~~

~~Free Total Field Free Total Name Years Games Throws Points Goals Throws Points Avg.~~

Lionel Si 1986-90 131 1,244* 673 3,217 24.6 Lionel Simmons 1988-89 349* 189 908 28.4 Michael Brooks 1976-80 114 1,064 500 2,628 23.1 Randy Woods 1991-92 272* 182 847 27.3 Tom Gola 1951-55 118 904 653 2,461 20.9 Lionel Simmons 1989-90 335* 146 847 26.5 Donnie Carr 1996-2000 105 393 2,067 Lionel Simmons 1987-88 297* 196 792 23.3 Steve Black 1981-85 102 344 2,012 Tom Gola 1954-55 274 202 750 24.2

~~Kareem Townes 1992-95 81 331 1,925 Michael Brooks 1979-80 290 167 747 24.1~~

~~Randy Woods 1989-92 88 343 1,811 20.6 Kareem Townes 1994-95 Ralph Lewis 1981-85 116 453 1,807 15.6 Michael Brooks 1977-78 Doug Overton 1987-91 123 285 1,795 14.6 Tom Gola 1953-54~~

~~Tim Legler 1984-88 121 212 1 ,699 14.0 Hubie Marshall 1965-66 Jack Hurd 1988-92 124 208 1,693 13.7 Lionel Simmons 1986-87~~

~~t Ken Durrett 1968-71 71 377 1,679 Donnie Can- 1996-97 Hubie Marshall 1964-67 74 296 1,576 Ralph Lewis 1983-84~~

~~Bill Taylor 1972- 75 82 168 1,554 Ken Durrett 1969-70 632 24.3~~

~~: Larry Foust 1946- 318 1,464 Joe Bryant 1974-75 632 21.8~~

~~I Larry Cannon 1966- 298 1,430 Kareem Townes 1993-94 619 22.9~~

Frank Corace 1961 245 1,411 Tim Legler 1986-87 616 18.7 Larry Koretz 218 1,382 Kareem Townes 1992-93 607 22.5 Paul Burke 109 450* 273 1,368 Michael Brooks 1978-79 606 23.3 Kurt Kanaskie 105 547 262 1,356 Bob Fields 1970-71 605 22.4 iMike Gizzi 1W4 98 110 437* 259 1,319 Frank Corace 1963-64 601 24.0

~~t Charlie Wise 1972-76 97 239 1,245 Michael Brooks 1976-77 579 19.9~~

~~Norm Grekin 1950-53 88 323 1,243 14.1 Ken Durrett 1970-71 567 27.0~~

~~Mo Connolly 1976-80 10S 248 1,232 11.4 Tim Legler 1987-88 567 16.7 fBernie Williams 1966-69 74 174 1,230 Steve Black 1981-82 561 20.0~~

~~Chip Greenberg 1982-86 11C 416 395 1,227 Jack Hurd 1991-92 559 18.0~~

~~•Jim Crawford 1970-73 77 430 353 1,213 Bill Taylor 1974-75 559 19.3~~

~~• Fred Iehle 1949.53 94 182 1,204 Doug Overton 1990-91 558 22.3 Bob Walters 1943-47 80 1,193 Steve Black 1984-85 552 19.7~~

~~I Craig Conlin 1985-89 US 219 1,159 Bill Taylor 1973-74 551 19.7~~

~~Victor Thomas 1997-current 83 259 1,194 14.4 Doug Overton 1989-90~~

~~Alonzo Lewis 1954-57 82 289 1,137 13.9 Hubie Marshall 1 966-67~~

~~jDonn Wilber 1973-77 90 231 1,127 12.5 Larry Cannon 1967-68~~

~~: Joe Bryant 1973-75 54 206 1,118 20.7 Bob McAteer 1961-62~~

~~Romaine Haywood 1993-96 81 163 1,083 13.4 Romaine Haywooc 1995-96 18.1~~

~~Albert Butts 1981-84 88 312 1 ,060 12.0 Randj Woods 1 990-9 21.6~~

~~» Bob McAteer 1959-62 69 266 1 ,056 15.3 Donnie Can 1 999-99 18.7~~

~~George Paul I 1 964-67 74 230 1,016 13.7 Ralph Lewis I9S4-S5 18.7~~

~~Bob Fields 1969-71 52 1 82 1 ,0 1 19.5 lorn Gola 1952-53 18.5~~

~~jchTarr 1984-88 119 ISO 1.(104 Steve Black 1983-84 19.1~~

~~Includes three-point field goah RaraaJ Butler 1999-00 18.4~~

~~lorn Gola 1951-52 17.4~~

* Includes 3-point field goals

~~Active player in hold~~

~~Lionel Simmons posing with the three retired~~

~~jerseys - 33 Ken Durrett, 15 Tom Gola, and 32 Michael Brooks. Simmons' number 22 would later be retired. Season Player Points Averagi~~

~~1947-48 Bob Walters~~

~~Season Player P pints A 1946-47 Bob Walters 1999-00 Rasual Butler 516 1945-46 Bob Walters~~

~~1998-99 Donnie Carr 524 1 944-45 Bob Walters Name O pponent Pc~~

1 997-98 Donnie Can 485 Kareem Townes Loyola (111.) Feb. 4, 1995 1 996-97 Donnie Carr 646 Michael Brooks at Brigham Young 1 995-96 Romaine Haywood 542 Dec. 15, 1979 1994-95 Kareem Townes 699 Randy Woods at Loyola Marymount 1993-94 Kareem Townes 619 Years Dec' 31, 1990

~~Doug Overton at Loyola Marymount 1992-93 Kareem Townes 607 22.5 28.4 Lionel Simmons 1988-89 Dec. 31, 1990 1991-92 Randy Woods 847 27.3 27.3 Randy Woods 1991-92 Ken Durrett W. Kentucky~~

~~1990-91 Doug Overton 558 22.3 27.0 Ken Durrett 1970-71 Jan. 16, 1971 1989-90 Lionel Simmons 847 26.5 27.0 Hubie Marshall 1965-66 Randy Woods Fairfield~~

Mar. 7, 1 992 1988-89 Lionel Simmons 908 28.4 26.5 Lionel Simmons 1989-90 Randy Woods California 1987-88 Lionel Simmons 792 23.3 25.9 Kareem Townes 1994-95 Nov. 29, 1991 1986-87 Lionel Simmons 670 20.3 24.9 Michael Brooks 1977-78 Hubie Marshall Louisville 1985-86 Chip Greenberg 471 16.8 24.3 Ken Durrett 1969-70 Mar. 2, 1966 Hubie Marshall Albright 1984-85 Steve Black 562 19.7 24.2 Tom Gola 1954-55 Dec. 1, 1965 1983-84 Ralph Lewis 638 20.6 24.1 Michael Brooks 1979-80 Bob McAteer Millersville

1982-83 Steve Black 382 20.1 24.0 Frank Corace 1963-64 Dec. 1, 1961 1981-82 Steve Black 561 20.0 23.9 Donnie Carr 1996-97 Donnie Carr Fordham Feb. 27, 1997 1980-81 Stan Williams 448 16.6 Tom Gola Loyola (Md.) 1979-80 Michael Brooks 747 24.1 Jan. 6, 1954 1978-79 Michael Brooks 606 Randy Woods Loyola (Md.) 1977-78 Michael Brooks 696 Feb. 9, 1992 Doug Overton Fairfield 1976-77 Michael Brooks 579 19.9 Jan. 31, 1991 1975-76 446 17.2 (1. 000-point minimum) Donn Wilber Lionel Simmons at Manhattan Avg. Name Years 1974-75 Joe Bryant 632 Feb. 10, 1990 24.6 Lionel Simmons 1986-90 Steve Black Temple (20T) 1973-74 Bill Taylor 551 23.8 Kareem Townes 1992-95 Feb. 26, 1983 1972-73 Jim Crawford 489 23.7 Ken Durrett 1968-71 Ken Durrett at Lafayette 23.1 Michael Brooks 1976-80 1971-72 Jim Crawford 394 Jan. 23, 1971 21.3 Hubie Marshall 1964-67 1970-71 Ken Durrett 567 Ken Durrett at Niagara 20.9 Tom Gola 1951-55 Jan. 20, 1971 1969-70 Ken Durrett 632 Randy Woods 1989-92 Ken Durrett Miami (Fla.) 1968-69 Ken Durrett 480 Joe Bryant 1973-75 Dec. 9, 1970 Donnie Can- 1996-2000 1967-68 Larry Cannon 546 Ken Durrett at St. Francis (Pa.) Steve Black 1981-85 1966-67 Hubie Marshall 549 21.1 Jan. 28, 1969 Bob Fields 1969-71 Hubie Marshall American 1965-66 Hubie Marshall 674 27.0 Frank Corace 1961-64 Feb. 2, 1966 Larry Cannon 1966-69 1 964-65 Curt Fromal 441 1963-64 Frank Corace 601

~~1962-63 Frank Corace 441 1961-62 Bob McAteer 543~~

~~1960-61 Bill Raftery 392 1959-60 Robert Alden 360 1958-59 Joey Heyer 402~~

1957-58 Bill Katheder 326 1956-57 Alonzo Lewis 459 1955-56 Alonzo Lewis 326 1954-55 Tom Gola 750 1953-54 Tom Gola 690 1952-53 Tom Gola 517 1951-52 Tom Gola 505 Former Explorer Michael Brooks (second from right squatting) was the captain of 1950-51 Jack George 469 16.2 the 1980 United States Olympic team that included Isiah Thomas, Rolando 1 949-50 Larry Foust 355 14.2 Blackman, and Mark Aguirre, along with assistant coach and current Sixers head 1948-49 Larry Foust 453 coach Larry Brown. 92 5 1

~~JIll-Time Statistical L~~

~~Field Goal Percentage Field Goals An EMPTED 1970 71 Ken Durrett 2 1 1 440 47.9 Career Career 1969-70 FranDunphj 201 425 47.2 (mini man 400-made) No. Name Years 1968-69 Ken Durrett 191/365 52.3~~

Pet. (Made/Att.) Name Years 2,482 Lionel Simmons 1986-90 1967-68 DaveErvin 105/201 52.2 59.7 (470/800) Craig Conlin 1985-89 2,222 Tom Gola 1951-55 1966-67 George Paull 141/266 53.1 53.8 (1064/1,976) Michael Brooks 1976-80 1,976 Michael Brooks 1976-80 1965-66 Hubie Marshall 277/584 47.6

~~53.4 (448/839) Donn Wilber 1973-77 1,860 DonnieC'arr 1996-2000 1964-65 George Paul 1 112 223 50.2 53.0 (677/1,277) Ralph Lewis 1981-85 1.656 Steve Black 1981-85 1963-64 Frank Corace 242/548 44.2~~

~~50.5 (415/821) Kevin Ly nam 1977-81 1 ,643 Kareem Townes 1992-95 1962-63 Tony Abbott 127/278 45.7~~

~~50.4 (834/1,656) Steve Black 1981-85 1 ,439 Randy Woods 1989-92 1961 62 Walt Sampson 100/221 45.2~~

50.1 (1244/2,482) Lionel Simmons 1986-90 1.427 Bi 1 Taylor 1972-75 1960 61 George Friedrich 90/174 51.7 48.8 (503/1,031) Charlie Wise 1972-76 1.411 Jack Hind 1988-92 1959 60 Joe) Heser 147/362 40.6

48.8 (456/935) Joe Bryant 1973-75 1 ,407 Doug Overton 1987-91 1958 59 Robert Herdelin 144 256 56.2 48.6 (684/1,407) Doug Overton 1987-91 1,403 Hubie Marshall 1964-67 1957 58 Al Ferner 85/162 52.4 48.6 (663/1,363) Tim Legler 1984-88 1,400 Frank Corace 1961-64 1956 57 Tom Garberina 148/294 50.3

~~48.6 (693/1,427) Bill Taylor 1972-75 1955 56 Alonzo Lewis 132 277 47.6 Field Goals Attempted 1954 55 Tom Gola 274 624 43.9 Field Goal Percentage Season 1953 54 Tom Gola 252 619 40.7~~

~~Season No. Name Year 1952 53 Tom Gola 1 86 45 41.2 Est (Made/Att.) Name Years 716 Lionel Simmons 1988-89 1951 52 Tom Gola 192/528 36.4~~

64.6 (144/223) Craig C'onlin 1987-88 653 Randy Woods 1991-92 1950 5 1 Jack George 200/518 38.6 58.8 (245/443) Michael Brooks 1978-79 653 Lionel Simmons 1989-90 58.7 (237/404) Ralph Lewis 1983-84 624 Tom Gola 1954-55 Free Throw Percentage 58.5 (62/106) Craig Conlin 1985-86 619 Tom Gola 1953-54 Career 58.3 (166/346) Donn Wilber 1975-76 613 Lionel Simmons 1987-88 (mini mum 200-made) PcL (Made/Att) Name Years

Field Go\i s M mm Field Goal Percentage Leaders 84.6 (296/350) Hubie Marshall 1964-67 Career Year-By-Yi AR 82.1 (262/319) Kurt Kanaskie 1976-80 No, Name Years (150 or more attempts) 81.9 (344/420) Steve Black 1981-85

~~1,244 Lionel Simmons 1986-90 Season Player Made/Att. Pet. 81.4 (285/350) Doug Overton 1987-91~~

~~1 .064 Michael Brooks 1976-80 1999-2000 Victor Thomas 157/341 46.0 80.5 (248/308) Mo Connolly 1976-80~~

~~904 Tom Go la 1951-55 1998-99 Victor Thomas 142/298 42.1 79.4 (343/432) Rand) Woods 1989-92 834 Steve Black 1981-85 1997-98 K'/ell Wesson 136/273 49.8 79.4 (239/301) Charlie Wise 1972-76~~

~~693 Bill Taylor 1972-75 1996-97 MikeGizzi 137/369 37.1 79.1 (212 268) Tim Legler 1984-88~~

~~684 Doug Overton 1987-91 1995-96 Everett Catlin 84 172 48.8 78.2 (219 280) Craig Conlin 1985-89~~

~~683 DonnieC'arr 1996-2000 1 994-95 Kareem Townes 242 553 43.8 78.1 (395 506) Chip Greenberg 1982-86 677 Ralph Lewis 1981-85 1993-94 Terquin Mott 83/164 50.6 77.1 (393 510) DonnieC'arr 1996-2000~~

~~663 Tim Legler 1984-88 1992-93 Blitz Wooten 85/163 52.2 76.2 (266 349) Bob Mc Meet 1 959-62~~

~~651 Ken Durrett 1968-71 1991-92 Milko Lieverst 1 1 8/2 1 54.9 75.7 (331 437) Kareem lownes 1992-95 647 Kareem Townes 1992-95 1990-')! Milko Lieverst 79/158 50.0 75.2 (231 307) Donn Wilber 1973-77~~

~~640 Hubie Marshall 1964-67 1989-90 Dong Overton 201/387 51.9 75.0 (273 164) Paul Burk 1 99 1 -95~~

~~597 Jack Hurd 1988-92 1988-89 Craig Conlin 135 226 59.7 74.9 (230 107) c ieorge Pi till 1964-67~~

~~595 Randy Woods 1 989-92 1987-88 Craig Conlin 144 223 64.6~~

~~l rank -64 583 Corace 1 96 1 1986-87 Craig Conlin 129 245 52.7 Frei Ti row Peri 1 NTAGI~~

573 Lair) I ohm 1946-50 1985-86 Chip Greenberg 155 303 51.2 Si ISO*

~~1984-85 Ralph leu is 201 360 55.8 PCL (Made/Alt.) Name Years - 1 1> s sS in (,o\i Madi 1983-84 Ralph 1 cms 237 404 91.7 (55/60) Kurt Kan. slue 1978-79~~

~~Si \so\ 1982-83 Albert Bulls 147 266 55.3 Ss4 (105 123) t ii.i. lie \\ se 1974-75 ss Ma, Name Years 1981-82 lom Piotrowski 133 261 51.0 2 (98 115) Mo Connoll) 1979-80~~

~~149 1 ionel Simmons 1988 89 1980-81 Don Word 109 210 51.9 st s (67 79) Hubie Marshall 1964-65~~

~~J35 1 ionel Simmons 1989-90 1979-80 Michael Brooks 290 553 52.4 84 5 (120 I42i Hubie Marshall 1965-66~~

~~1 ss s 297 ionel Simmons 1987-88 I97S-79 Michael Brooks Ms 443 J St (109 129) Hubie Marshall 1964-65 >90 Michael Brooks 1979-80 I977-7S Michael Brooks ;ss (90~~

~~288 Michael 1978-79 1976-77 ilbei ss i Brooks Donn W 194 133 I Frj Knows Mam~~

~~1975-70 Mike An/in 121 244 19.6 ( mo i a~~

~~1974-75 Donn tt ilbei B2 I i" 55 1 Nii, Name Year>~~

~~1973-74 Glenn Colliei 94 180 52.2 673 1 iond Simmons 1986 "ii~~

~~1972-73 inn < rawford 167 II i 653 lom Gola 1951-55 sun 1971-72 l i.mk Doyle 128 258 19.6 Michael Bn Oks 1976-80~~

~~93 1~~

~~JIll-Time Statistical L~~

453 Ralph Lewis 1981 85 1954-55 Tom Gola 202/267 75.6 J^^^ 395 Chip Greenberg 1982-86 MmL 1953-54 Tom Gola 186/254 73.2 393 Donnie Can- 1996-2000 m ^ k 1952-53 Tom Gola 145/186 78.0 377 Ken Durrett 1968-71 1 1951- S2 Tom Gola 120/170 70.6 353 Jim Crawford 1970-73 !«%*» 1950-51 Jack George 69/94 73.4 344 Steve Black 1981-85 i;1 343 Randy Woods 1989-92 ,>-?\ Rebounds 331 Kareem Townes 1992-95 w Career 323 Norm Grekin 1949-53 ^JIFJIHHw No. Name Years 318 Larry Foust 1946-50 •y^.A 2,201 Tom Gola 1951-55 ^3T ^H 1,429 1986 90 Free Throws Made Kurt Kanaskie set an Explorer 1,372 Michael Brooks 1976 80 Season record by shooting 91.7% from the 966 Ralph Lewis 1981 85 Name Years 850 Ken Durrett 1968 71 Vl free th row line during the 1978-79 202 Tom Gola 1954 55 832 Norm Grekin 1949 53 season. 196 Lionel Simmons 1987 88 826 George Sutor 1962 65 189 Lionel Simmons 1988 89 791 Walter Sampson 1961 64 1996-97 Donnie Carr 129/168 186 Tom Gola 1953 54 784 Bob Alden 1957 60 1995-96 ^omaine Haywood 85/123 69.1 182 Randy Woods 1991 92 780 Albert Butts 1981 84 vlike Gizzi 67/97 69.1 167 Michael Brooks 1979 80 773 Jim Wolkiewicz 1974 78 1994-95

1 964-65 67/79 84.8 220 Alonzo Lewis 1983 84 19.9 Tom Gola 1954 55 1963-64 -rank Corace 117/172 68.0 17.1 Tom Gola 1951 52 1962-63 ony Abbott 48/63 76.2 Free Throw Percentage Leaders 15.5 Tom Gola 1952 53 1961-62 3ob McAteer 133/170 78.2 Year-By-Year 14.7 Bob Alden 1958 59 1960-61 3ill Raftery 106/139 76.3 (60 or more attempts) 1959-60 ^alph Bantivoglio 52/65 80.0 Season Plaver FTM/FTA Pet. 1958-59 4ugh Brolly 46/62 74.2 1999-00 Rasual Butler 67/82 81.7 1957-58 3ill Katheder 72/95 75.7 1998-88 103/140 1956-57 \lonzo Lewis 129/180 1997-98 77/95 81.8 1955-56 r ran O'Malley 62/97 68.6 94 1

~~Mc -Time StatisticJAL L~~

Rebounds Leaders 68 K'Zell Wesson 1997-99 Assists Ayerage Year-By-Year 67 Tom Piotrowski 1978-79,80-83 Season Season Plaver Total Avg. 63 Albert Butts 1981-84 Avg. Name Years 1999-00 Victor Thomas 244 8.7 7.63 Doug Overton 1988-89 6.66 Paul 1993-94 1 998 99 K'Zell Wesson 301 10.8 Blocked Shots Burke Season 6.63 1989-90 1 997 98 K'Zell Wesson 290 10.7 Doug Overton Years 6.44 Greg Webster 1980-81 1 996 97 Travar Johnson 157 5.8 No. Name 1995 96 Romaine Haywood 215 7.2 77 Lionel Simmons 1987-88 6.41 Darryl Gladden 1977-78 1989-90 1 994 95 Romaine Haywood 161 6.7 65 Lionel Simmons 6.15 Paul Burke 1994-95 1993 94 Romaine Haywood 173 6.4 61 Lionel Simmons 1988-89 6.09 Larry Cannon 1968-69

~~1992 93 Blitz Wooten 167 6.4 57 Ron Barnes 1985-86 5.89 Shawn Smith 1995-96 1991 92 Milko Lieverst 246 7.9 52 Travar Johnson 1996-97 5.16 Randy Woods 1991-92 1990 91 Milko Lieverst 231 8.0~~

1 9X9 90 Lionel Simmons 356 11.1 Assists Assists Leaders 19XX 89 Lionel Simmons 365 11.4 Career Year-By-Year 19X7 88 Lionel Simmons 386 11.4 No, Name Years Season Plaver Total A\g. 1986 87 Lionel Simmons 322 9.8 671 Doug Overton 1987-91 1999-00 Julian Blanks 135 4.82 19X5 xo Chip Greenberg 145 5.2 567 Paul Burke 1991-95 1998-99 Donnie Can 138 4.92 19X4 85 Ralph Lewis 268 9.6 461 Darryl Gladden 1976-80 1997-98 Donnie Can 118 4.21

~~1983 84 Ralph Lewis 281 9.1 461 Chip Greenberg 1982-86 1996-97 Shawn Smith 127 4.88 19X2 83 Albert Butts 307 9.6 429 Rich Tan- 1984-88 1995-96 Shawn Smith 165 5.89~~

~~19X1 82 Albert butts 238 8.8 407 Charlie Wise 1972-76 1994-95 Paul Burke 166 6.15~~

~~19X0 81 Stan Williams 248 9.2 404 Donnie Can- 1996-2000 1993-94 Paul Burke 180 6.66~~

~~1979 80 Michael Brooks 356 11.5 389 Shawn Smith 1995-98 1992-93 Paul Burke 133 4.92~~

~~197X 79 Michael Brooks 347 13.3 368 Greg Webster 1977-81 1991-92 Randy Woods 160 5.16~~

~~1977 78 Michael Brooks 358 12.8 366 Kurt Kanaskie 1976-80 1990-91 Doug Overton 124 4.96~~

~~1970 77 Michael Brooks 311 10.7 355 Lionel Simmons 1986-90 1989-90 Doug Overton 212 6.63~~

~~1975 76 Donn Wilber 261 10.0 347 Larry Cannon 1966-69 1988-89 Doug Overton 244 7.63 1974 75 Joe Bryant 330 11.4 340 Randy Woods 1989-92 1987-88 Rich Tan- 168 4.90~~

1971 74 Joe Bryant 282 10.8 1986-87 Rich Tarr 189 5.73 1972 73 Joe DiCocco 238 9.5 Assists 1985-86 Chip Greenberg 106 3.76 1971 72 Jim Crawford 273 10.9 Season 1984-85 Chip Greenberg 118 4.37 1970 71 Ken Durrett 251 9.3 No, Name Years 1983-84 Chip Greenberg 148 4.93

~~1969 70 Ken Durrett 315 12.1 244 Doug Overton 1988-89 1982-83 Chip Greenberg 89 3.56~~

~~I90X 69 Ken Durrett 284 11.8 212 Doug Overton 1989-90 1981-82 Steve Black 80 2 so~~

~~1967 68 Ed Szczesny 281 10.0 189 Rich Tarr 1986-87 1980-81 Greg Webster 174 6.44 1966 67 Stan Wlodarczyk 257 9.9 186 Darryl Gladden 1977-78 1979-80 Kevin Is nam 130 4.19~~

~~1965 66 George Paull 220 8.8 180 Paul Burke 1993-94 1978-79 Darr\ 1 Gladden 157 5 00~~

~~1 904 65 George Sutor 267 11.6 168 Rich Tarr 1987-88 1977-78 Darryl Gladden ISO 640~~

~~1 90 ? 64 George Sutor 282 11.3 166 Paul Burke 1994-95 1976-77 loin Dil 00 105 1 o2~~

~~1902 63 George Sutor 277 11.5 165 Shawn Smith 1995-96 1975-76 Charlie w ise 134 5.15 1961 62 Walt Sampson 280 11.2 160 Randy Woods 1991-92 1974-75 Charlie Wise I2S 4.41~~

~~1900 61 Joe Carey 221 9.6 1973-74 Charlie Wise 110 ) 9~~

~~1959 60 Bob Alden 319 14.5 Assists AVESAGI 1972-73 J mi Crawford 79 3.16~~

~~I9SX 59 Bob Herdelin 324 14.1 Career 1971-72 Jim Crawford 68 2.72 1957 58 Bob Alden 214 9.3 inn in mum 200-asiists) 1970-71 Greg Cannon 140 5.16~~

~~1956 57 Wally Fredericks 226 8.7 Avg. Name Years 1969-70 Iran Dunphv 113 4 35~~

~~1955 56 Fran O'Malley 352 14.1 5.5 Doug Overton 1987-91 1968-69 I arr> Cannon 140~~

~~1954 1 5.2 Paul 1991-95 1 arr\ Jt 55 Tom Gola 618 9.9 Burke 1967-68 Cannon 134 4.76 1953 54 Tom Gola 652 21.7 5.2 Shawn Smith 1995-98 1966-67 lluhie Marshall 107 4.12~~

~~1952 53 Tom Gola 434 15.5 5.1 Darrj 1 1 iladden 1976-80 1 965-66 Hubie Marshall 102 j 92 ' 1951 52 Tom Gola 497 15.5 4.6 Larry Cannon 1966-69~~

~~4.2 ( inp < rreenberg 1982-86 Steals~~

~~'6 Blocked Shots 4.2 ( li.ii in.- \\ iae 1972 Career Career 3.9 Randy Woods 1989-92 HSL Name Years~~

~~Stt, Name Years ; 9 (ireg Webster i"-- g] Doug Overton 1987-91~~

~~;i 1. 1990-2000 > 248 onel Simmons 986-90 1.9 Donnic 1 an 2 I ionel Simmons 1986-89 107 Ron Barnes 985-87 220 Rand) Woods 1989-92~~

~~94 R iiph 1 ewia 981-85 214 Pi ui Burke 1991-95~~

~~I - JIll-Time Statistical L~~

~~205 Jack Hurd 1988 92 ^^m ^^^ Three-Point Fi eld Goals 200 Ralph Lewis 1981 85 jfl ^^ Attempted — Career~~

1 96 Kareem Townes 1992 95 fj^^*^ qjk No. Name Year 176 Chip Greenberg 1982 86 910 Donnie Carr 1996-2000 165 Shawn Smith 1995 98 876 Kareem Townes 1992-95 1 ' 159 Mike Gizzi 1994 98 789 Jack Hurd 1988-92

v 134 RichTarr 1984 88 789 Randy Woods 1989-92 118 Steve Black 1981-85 K 648 Paul Burke 1991-95 996-2000 115 Donnie Carr 1 ^t. ^!>^^^ 517 Mike Gizzi 1994-98 112 Tim Legler 1984-88 I^H V — A 385 Yictor Thomas 1997-present 106 Dallas Philson 1981 84,85-86 ^^^^^^^^H 376 Doug Overton 1987-91

Donnie Carr finished his career in the top 10 in 355 Rasual Butler 1998-present Steals Three-Pointers Made (1st), Three Pointers 353 Tim Legler 1984-88 Season Attempted (1st), Field Goals Attempted (4th), 303 Bobby Johnson 1986-90 No. Name Years Free Throws Made (6th), Field Goals Made 98 Doug Overton 1988-89 (7th) Free Throws Attempted (7th) Assists Three-Point Field Goals (7th) and Assists per Game (T-9th). 89 Randy Woods 1988-89 Attempted —- Seas()N 85 Doug Overton 1989-90 No. Name Year Three-Point Field Goal 75 Kareem Townes 1994-95 341 Randy Woods 1991-92 Percentage — Season 75 Randy Woods 1991-92 301 Kareem Townes 1992-93 PCL (made-att.) Name Year 71 Lionel Simmons 1987-88 291 Kareem Townes 1993-94 49.1 (104-212) Tim Legler 1987 00 70 Alonzo Lewis 1983-84 289 Donnie Can- 1996-97 47.7 (31-65) Lionel Simmons 1989 90 285 Jack Hurd 1991-92 44.0 (70-159) Jack Hurd 1988 89 Steals Leader 284 Kareem Townes 1992-95 43.6 (54-124) Doug Overton 1989 90 Year-By-Year 259 Donnie Can- 1997-98 42.5 (37-87) Rich Tarr 1986 87

Season Player Total , . 227 Randy Woods 1990-91 1999-00 Julian Blanks 35 1.25 221 Randy Woods 1989-90 Three-Point Field Goals 1998-99 Julian Blanks 31 1.11 218 Rasual Butler 1999-2000 Made— Career 1997-98 Shawn Smith 48 2.29 213 Paul Burke 1991-95 No, Name Years 1996-97 Shawn Smith 65 2.50 212 Tim Legler 1987-88 308 Donnie Carr 1996-2000 1995-96 Shawn Smith 52 1.86 206 Donnie Carr 1998-99 300 Kareem Townes 1992-95 1994-95 Kareem Townes 75 2.78 291 Jack Hurd 1988 92 1993-94 Paul Burke 65 2.41 Three-Point Field Goal 278 Randy Woods 1989 92 Kareem Townes 65 2.41 Percentage — Year By Year 195 Paul Burke 1991 95 1992-93 Kareem Townes 56 2.07 (minimum 30 made) 186 Mike Gizzi 1994 98 1991-92 Randy Woods 75 2.42 Season Player Made Att. Pet. 161 Tim Legler 1984-oo 1990-91 Randy Woods 59 2.36 1999 00 Rasual Butler 83 218 38.1 149 Yictor Thomas 1997-present 1989-90 Doug Overton 98 3.06 1998 99 Yictor Thomas 64 152 42.1 142 Doug Overton 1987-91 1988-89 Lionel Simmons 71 2.09 1997 98 Victor Thomas 43 108 39.8 1987-88 Lionel Simmons 34 2.42 1996 97 Shawn Smith 31 79 39.2 Three-Point Field Goals 1986-87 Lionel Simmons 53 1.61 1995 96 Mike Gizzi 54 135 40.0 Made — Season 1985-86 Tim Legler 27 0.96 1994 95 Kareem Townes 103 284 36.3 No. Name Year 1984-85 Ralph Lewis 52 1.86 1993 94 Kareem Townes 100 291 34.3 121 Randy Woods 1991 92 1983-84 Ralph Lewis 70 2.26 1992 93 Paul Burke 63 177 35.6 113 Jack Hurd 1991 92 1982-83 Chip Greenberg 54 2.16 1991 92 Jack Hurd 113 285 39.7 104 Tim Legler 1987 88 1990 91 Randy Woods 80 227 35.2

103 Kareem Townes 1 994 95 Three-Point Field Goal 1989 90 Lionel Simmons 31 65 47.7 100 Kareem Townes 1993 94 Percentage — Career 1988 89 Jack Hurd 70 159 44.0 99 Donnie Carr 1996 97 (50-made minimum ) 1987 88 Tim Legler 104 212 49.1 97 Kareem Townes 1992 93 Pet. (made/att.) Name Years 1986 87 RichTarr 37 87 42.5 83 Rasual Butler 1999 11(1 45.6 (161-353) Tim Legler 1984-88 80 Randy Woods 1990 91 41.5 (100-241) RichTarr 1984-88 Acti\ e players in bold. 80 Donnie Carr 1997 98 41.5 (56-135) Lionel Simmons 1986-90 77 Randy Woods 1989 90 37.8 (142-376) Doug Overton 1987-91 71 Donnie Carr 1998 99 37.6 (68-181) Larry Koretz 1983-87 70 Jack Hurd 1988 89 36.9 (291-789) Jack Hurd 1988-92 69 Mike Ct'\77\ 1997 98 36.0 (186-5170 Mike Gizzi 1994-98

~~96 < IN(DIVI~~

~~—131 2 B ITDHP :CCe294 Points wm ^_"= IE - II-~~

~~Kareem Tow nes FUlL~ 5u H^l'l :W 033S4~~

~~4. 1995 vs. Loyola (III.). Feb. LASALLE UNIUERSITV !«! US .10 95C Hubie Marshall~~

~~at Albright, Dec. 1, 1965 3LA CHICAGO O pponent (Game) ND REFUNDS OR EXCHANGE? Calvin Murphy. Niagara SAT FEB 4, 1595 7:33PH Dec. 16. 1967 ljjQjff!~~

An autographed copy of a ticket from the night Kareem Townes set the Lionel Simmons 32 games. 1988-89 school's all-time scoring record for points in a game. Season A\era»e 28 4 Lionel Simmons O pponent O pponent (Came)

~~32 games, 1988-89 Joe Steiner. Bucknell 17 George McC'loud, Florida St.~~

~~Feb. 7. 1962 Feb. 23. 1989 Lionel Simmons Season Season 131 games, 1986-90 716 Lionel Simmons 341 Rand> Woods Career Average 32 games, 1988-89 25 games. 1990-91~~

~~24.6 Lionel Simmons Career Career 131 games, 1986-90 2.482 Lionel Simmons 876 Kareem Townes~~

~~131 games, 1986-90 81 games. 1992-95~~

~~... Field Goals Made Three-Point Field Goals Made~~

~~'• Game Game Free Throws Made~~

~~24 (36 atts.) Michael Brooks 9 (20 atts.) Kareem Townes Game~~

~~atBYUDec. 15, 1979 vs. Loyola Oil.). Feb. 4. 1995 18(18 atts. ) Lionel Simmons~~

~~, Opponent Opponent (Game) vs. American, Feb. 2, 1988~~

~~! 20 (40 atts.) Joe Steiner. Bucknell 10(17 atts.) George McCloud, Florida St. Opponent (Game)~~

~~Feb. 7, 1962 Feb. 23. 1989 18 (22 atts.) Bob McNeill. St. Joseph's~~

~~Percentage (Came) Percentage (Game) Feb. 26, 1958 100.0% (10-10) Victor Thomas 100 0% (6-6) Victor Thomas Season~~

~~i vs Duquesne, Jan. 6, 1 999 vs. Duquesne. Jan. 6. 1999 202 Tom Gola~~

~~i Opponent Percentage (Camel Opponent Percentage (Came) 31 games, 1954-55~~

~~.: 100.0% (10-10) Bill Dulls. Santa Clara 85.7 % (6-7) Ton) Ward. Peon State Percentage (Season)~~

~~: - Dec. 22, 1981 Nov. 11. 1986 91.7% (55-60) Kurt Kanaskk Season Season 21 names. 1978-79 349 Lionel Simmons 121 Rand\ Woods Career~~

~~32 games, 1988-89 31 games. 1991-92 673 Lionel Simmons~~

Season, Percetage Percentage (Season) 131 games, 1986-1990 (.4 (,",,(144-223) Craig Conlin 4') l%(104-212) run Leglei Percentage (Career) 34 games, 19X7-88 34 games, 1987-88 86.3% (157-182) Kevin Lynam

~~l Career Career 101 games, I »"-M~~

1244 I ionel Simmons 300 Kareem louncs - 131 games, 1986-90 si games, 1992-95 Career Percentage Percentage (Career) Free Throws \i i i mpi i d 58.8% (470-800) Craig Conlin 45.6% (161-353) lim Legter Game

~~119 games. 1985-89 121 games. 1984-88 21 Bob Fields~~

~~,ii KkIci Mai i. 1971 Three-Point Field Goals Opponent~~

~~Field i> II I Goals Ai h-mpii \l MP1I D Howie anda, 1 ebanon Vallej~~

~~(ante Game Jan 15, 1955 ?(, Michael Brooks 2o Kareem fawnes Season~~

~~at BY1 (301 ). Dec 15, 1979 vs Detroit, Jan 14. 1993 267 torn Gob~~

~~vs. I oyola(lll > Feb 4. 1995 )| games, 1954 55 85~~

~~IWDIVZDVJIL (jAM H0L(D%(^S<~~

~~2201 Tom Gola 118 games, 1951-55~~

~~Assists Came~~

~~1 Doug Overton~~

~~vs. Holy Cross Feb. 13, 1989 O pponent (Game)~~

~~1 Jerry Hobbie, Fordham~~

~~Dec. 28, 1984 Season 244 Doug Overton Explorers all-time leading 32 games, 1988-89 Former Explorer Doug scorer Lionel Simmons also Overton, shown here laying~~

~~is the all-time leader in Free Doug Overton one in over the Pistons Terry~~

~~Throws Made and Attempted 123 games, 1987-91 Mills, is the school's all-time in a career and Free Throws leader in Steals in a game, Made in a game. Steals season, and career.~~

~~Career 8 Doug Overton Blocked Shots~~

~~932 Lionel Simmons vs. Army, Feb. 3, 1989 Game 131 games, 1986-90 Paul Burke 7 Lionel Simmons~~

~~vs. Detroit, Jan. 29, 1994 vs. American, Feb. 2, 1988 Rebounds Shawn Smith Opponent (Game)~~

~~Game vs. Virginia Tech, Jan. 27, 1998 6 Shawn Bradley, Brigham Young~~

~~37 Tom Gola Dec. 4, 1990~~

~~at Lebanon Valley Jan. 15, 1955 Opponent (Game) Abraham Faisal, Marquette~~

~~7 Rodney Brown, Canisius Dec. 22, 1996~~

~~Opponent (G ame) Jan. 11, 1992 Season 33 Art Beatty, American Season 77 Lionel Simmons~~

~~Jan. 10, 1967 98 Doug Overton 34 games, 1987-88 Season 32 games, 1988-89 Career 652 Tom Gola Career 248 Lionel Simmons 30 games, 1953-54 277 Doug Overton 131 games, 1986-90 123 games, 1987-91~~

~~(ExvLoq&qts IN THfc (ptROS~~

~~Michael Brooks Jackie Moore~~

~~Joe Bryant Doug Overton~~

~~Larry Cannon Jim Phelan~~

~~Ken Durrett TomPiotrowski~~

~~Bob Fields Lionel Simmons~~

~~Larry Foust George Sutor~~

~~Jack George Roland Taylor~~

~~Tom Gola Bernie Williams Former Explorer and NBA Three- Radny Woods, here with I point shooting champion Tim Tim Legler Randy Woods the Clippers, owns the mark |~~

~~' Legler owns the school record for for Three-pointers Made I career Three-point Field Goal and Attempted in a season. Percentage 45.6%. 98 8~~

~~< T HOL(D~~

~~Points Opponent (Game) Opponent (Game)~~

~~Game 105 Creighton, Feb. 1, 1967 52 Kentucky, Dec. 2, 1978~~

~~133 vs. Loyola Marymount, Dec. 31, 1990 Season N.C. State, Jan. 23, 1954 Half 32 games, 1989-90 Season~~

~~68 vs. Loyola Marymount, Dec. 31, 1990 878 28 games, 1952-53 Qpponent (Game)~~

~~1 1 Loyola Marymount, Jan. 6, 1990 Three-Point Field Goals Made~~

~~Miami(Fla.), Jan. 23, 1964 Game Reboends~~

~~Onnonent (Half) 18 vs. Oregon, Dec. 28, 1991~~

~~67 Loyola Marymount, Dec. 31, 1990 vs. Loyola Marymount, Dec. 31, 1990 Game~~

Combined Percentage (Game) 85 vs. Brandeis, Jan. 8, 1955 251,(133-118) 90.0% (9/10) vs. Iona, Jan. 23, 1989 vs. Svracuse. Dec. 2". 1954 vs Loyola Marymount, Dec. 31, 1990 Opponent (Game) Opponents (Game)

~~Season 13 Detroit, Jan. 14, 1993 79 St. Joseph's. Jan. 8, 1966~~

~~2,754 32 games, 1989-90 Loyola Marymount, Jan. 6, 1990 Season~~

Points Per Game Florida St., Feb. 23, 1989 1.697 31 games. 1954-55 89.0 24 games, 1968-69 Opponent Percentage (Game) O pponent (Season) 85.7% (6/7) Army, Feb. 24, 1987 1977-78 \ 2,491 30 games, Season Opponent (Points Per Game) 294 31 games, 1991-92 83.2 28 Games, 1978-79 Percentage (Season)

~~48.0% 34 games, 1987-88 vs. Loyola (La.), Feb. 4, 1967 O pponent (Season) Season 198 30 games, 1995-96 592 32 games 1989-90~~

~~Consecutive Three-Point Field Goals Attempted MlSCELLANEOlS~~

~~Jan. 9 -Mar. 15, 1990 Game~~

~~Consecutive (Hayman Hall) 43 vs. St. Joseph's, Feb. 11, 1992 Games (Season)~~

~~16 Dec. 1, 1975 -Mar. 2, 1981 Opponent (Game) 34 1987-88~~

~~Consecutive (Palestra) 36 Siena, Mar. 4, 1990 Wins (Season)~~

~~19 Feb. 28, 1968- Dec. 16, 1969 Season 30 1989-90 Consecutive (Civic Center) 835 31 games, 1991-92 Losses (Season)~~

~~11 Jan. 9, 1990- Jan. 5, 1991) Opponent (Season) 24 1995-96~~

~~545 31 games, 1991-92 Best Win Percentage .958(23-1) 1968-69 Field Goals Made Highest Season Scoring A\erage Game Free Throws Made 89.0 1968-69~~

~~57 (85 atts.) at American, Feb. 3, 1979 (lame Worst \\ in Percentage~~

~~Percentage (Game) 39 (47 atts.) vs. Bucknell, Mar. 1, 1982 .200(6-24) 1995-96~~

~~| 67.1% (57/85) at American, Feb. 3, 1979 Percentage (Game) Lowest Season Scoring A\eragc Opponent (Game! 100.0% (13/13) vs. Fairfield. Feb. 13, 1988 67.9 1992-93~~

~~Villanova, Jan. 27, 1982 Opponent (Game) Largest Win Margin~~

~~l >5> I Opponent Percentage (Game) 39 Kentucky, Dec. 2,1978 53 (94-41 ) \n Youngstown St, 1 eh 2K.l~~

~~| 65.9% (29/44) Florida Southern Opponent Percvntagv fGamel Largest Loss Margin Dec. 21, 1978 100.0% (16 16) Siena. Dec. 7, 1991 42(5:-')4) ii \V IV, 15. I'M 5~~

~~I Season Season Fewest Points (Ga.mv.)~~

~~1 1,047 30 games, 1977-78 5,sk Jl games, 1983-84 )6 (36-43) Butler, Dec 29j ooo Perccntagy (Season) Percentage (Svason) Fewest Points Combined ((.aim)~~

~~l>ss-S<. | 50.1% (992/1,982) 31 games, 1979-80 76.5% (423/553) 28 games, l 79(36-43) Butler, Dec 29,1999 rv»vM Poimxllain~~

~~(. (42-66) u Duke. Dec 5, |978 Field Goals Ai iemi-ikd Fru- Throws ai iimmh> Game n:~~

~~99 %CAA All-Time All-IiM?. 9{CA5\. LtAWLfiS LT.A~~

~~Most Career Points Name School Years Points~~

~~3rd Lionel Simmons 3,217 1987-90 1. Pete Maravich Louisiana State 1967-70~~

~~21st Michael Brooks 2,628 1977-80 2. Freeman Williams Portland State 1974-78~~

~~3. LIONEL SIMMONS LA SALLE 1986-90~~

~~4. Alphonso Ford Mississippi Valley 1989-93~~

~~Most Career Rebounds (4 years) 5. Harry Kelly Texas Southern 1979-83~~

~~1st Tom Gola (1952-55) 6. Hersey Hawkins Bradley 1984-88~~

~~7. Oscar Robertson Cincinnati 1957-60~~

~~8. Danny Manning Kansas 1984-88~~

~~Most Career Rebounds (After 1973) 9. Alfredrick Hughes Loyola(Ill.) 1981-85~~

~~6th Lionel Simmons (1987-90) 1,429 (131 games) 10. Elvin Hayes Houston 1965-68~~

~~1 0th Michael Brooks ( 1 977-80) 1 ,372 (114 games) 11. Larrv Bird Indiana State 1976-79~~

~~12. Otis Birdsong Houston 1973-77~~

~~13. Kevin Bradshaw U.S. International 1987-91~~

~~Most Rebounds In A Season 14. Allan Houston Tennessee 1989-93~~

~~3rd Tom Gola 15. Hank Gathers USC/Loyola Mary. 1985-90~~

~~8th Tom Gola 618 1955 (31 games) 16. Reggie Lewis Northeastern 1983-87~~

~~17. Daren Queenan Lehigh 1984-88~~

~~18. Byron Larkin Xavier 1984-88~~

~~Most Consecutive Games Scoring In Double Figures 19. David Robinson Navv 1983-87~~

1st Lionel Simmons 115 1987-90 20. Wayman Tisdale Oklahoma 1982-85 21. MICHAEL BROOKS LA SALLE 1976-80 22. Calbert Cheaney Indiana 1989-93 Most Games Scoring In Double Figures 23. Mark Macon Temple 1987-91 2nd Lionel Simmons 128 1987-90 24. Don McLean UCLA 1989-93 25. Joe Dumars McNeese State 1981-85

~~Most Combined Points. 2 Teammates vs. Division I Opponent~~

~~T2nd Randy Woods (46) and Doug Overton (45) 91~~

~~vs. Loyola Marymount Dec. 31, 1990~~

~~Three-Point Field Goals In A Season~~

~~20th Randy Woods 1~~

~~Most Career Three-Point Field Goals T20th KareemTownes 300 1992-95~~

~~Thirty Games Won In A Seasc La Salle~~

~~Career 2,000 Points & 1,000 Rebounds Lionel Simmons (1987-90) 3,217 points/ 1,429 rebounds Michael Brooks (1977-80) 2,628 points/1,372 rebounds~~

~~Tom Gola ( 1 952-55) 2,462 points/2,20 1 rebounds~~

~~Lionel Simmons speaking at the John Wooden Award dinner~~

~~in 1990 after accepting the Wooden Award, given annunally to the top Men's College Basketball player.~~

~~100 " JLll-Time (Roster~~

~~1931-32. 1134-3?~~

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~~1956-57 1 arl SieigerMdll 946-U John Steele 9>>->t, 1983-87 Mike Slock I huik Sural~~

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~~TOM GOLA MICHAEL BROOKS LIONEL SIMMONS 1954 Player of the Year 1980 Player of the Year 1990 Player of the Year~~

Tom Gola, plain and simple, put consensus All-American, Brooks Simmons, the Explorers all-time La Salle basketball on the map. is the school's 2nd all-time lead- leading scorer, continued the Widely regarded as the premier A ing scorer and 2 1 th on the NCAA La Salle tradition of dominant college player of his time, Gola led the career scoring list. He held the school mark players, winning every national Player of

~~Explorers to the 1952 NIT and 1954 NCAA for most points in a game with 5 1 in a triple the Year award as an unanimous All-~~

Championships. A scorer both inside and overtime contest at Brigham Young on American in 1990. He is the 3rd leading outside, he averaged 20.9 points and 19.0 Dec. 15, 1979, until Kareem Townes scorer in NCAA history and the only player rebounds in his four-year career. A three- scored 52 against Loyola (111.) on Feb. 4, to score over 3,000 points (3,217) and pull time collegiate Ail-American, Gola played 1995, at the Philadelphia Civic Center. A down over 1,085 rebounds (1,429). Upon in the NBA with the Philadelphia and spectacular combination of strength and graduating he also held the NCAA record San Francisco Warriors and New York grace highlighted Brooks' play as did his for consecutive games scoring in double Knicks and was named All-Pro five times. intelligence on the court. In 1980, figures with 115. Simmons owns the

Gola added to his La Salle glory as head Brooks was named Captain of the United La Salle record book as the career leader in coach of the 1968-69 Explorers who States Olympic Team and East Coast eight categories. He also captained the finished 23-1 and were the second ranked Conference Player of the Year. Brooks 1 989-90 Explorers, who set a single season team in the nation. played professionally with the NBA's La Salle record with 30 victories and whose

~~San Diego Clippers, in Europe, and in the 30-2 record was the best in Division I. United States Basketball League. Simmons retired from the NBA after seven seasons with the Sacramento Kings and~~

~~• Named to Basketball Hall of Fame in now is involved in several business Springfield, Massachusetts, in 1975 ventures in the Philadelphia/South Jersey area.~~

~~• Coach of the Year, New York and Philadelphia Sports Writers, 1969~~

~~• 1979 NCAA Silver Anniversary Award • United States Basketball Writers • The 1990 John R. Wooden Award Association "Player of the Year" 1980 Eastman Kodak Award (NABC)~~

~~• "Living Sports Legend", Philadelphia~~

~~Sports Writers Association, 1985 • Big Five "Player of the Year" 1978, 1980 • Joe Lapchick Award (Basketball Hall of Fame) and the Naismith Award.~~

~~• Madison Square Garden Hall of Fame •Big Five Hall of Fame 1986~~

~~• The 1990 Player of the Year by:~~

~~• Madison Square Garden All-Time Team • Widmer Eastern College "Player of the Associated Press, United Press Year" International, U.S. Basketball Writers~~

~~• Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame Association (Mercedes Benz Award), Basketball Weekly, World Almanac, ESPN,~~

~~• SPORT Magazine All-Time Ail- Cawood Ledford Productions American Team • Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference!~~

~~• Helms College Basketball Hall of Fame Player of the Year (1988-89-90)~~

~~• Big Five Hall of Fame, 1986 (Coach) & • Philadelphia Big 5 Player of the Year] 2000 (pre-Big 5 inductee) (1988-89-90) 102 IuCe 1954 9{CAfr CttaMTio~~

~~The Evening Bulletin The Road to the Eastern Regional Final March 21, 1954 1954 NCAA Championship La Salle 64, Navy 48~~

~~First Round March 13, 1954 La Salle Beats Bradley 92-76~~

~~La Salle 76, Fordham 74 (OT) The Palestra, Philadelphia, PA For NCAA Title~~

~~March 8, 1954 Gola again led the way with 22 points and 24 Explorers Wrap Up Game With 30-Point~~

~~Buffalo Memorial Auditorium, Buffalo, NY rebounds. A 22-8 scoring margin in the third period 3rd Period; 2 Scoring Marks Broken~~

O'Malley's layup, off a pass from Gola, tied the gave the Explorers a 43-29 lead going into the last 10 game at 68 at the buzzer in regulation, and La Salle minutes. Singley had 16 points in the championship By Bob Vetrone went on to capture the overtime victory. Gola finished Of The Bulletin Sports Staff with 28 points and 16 rebounds, and O'Malley added Kansas City, Mo., March 20 — La Salle

~~1 3 points. National Semifinal College, playing by far its greatest game of a~~

~~La Salle 92, Penn State 54 long and successful season, roared to a 92-76~~

~~Eastern Regional Semifinal March 19, 1954 victory over Bradley tonight to bring~~

~~La Salle 88, North Carolina State 81 Kansas City Municipal Auditorium. Philadelphia its first NCAA basketball~~

~~March 12, 1954 Kansas City, MO championship.~~

~~The Palestra, Philadelphia, PA Blatcher, who had scored 25 points in the previous The Explorers, receiving sparkling~~

~~Gola and Singley each scored 26 points as the three games, matched Gola's total of 19 points in the performance from about a half dozen of its~~

Explorers advanced to the Eastern Regional final with NCAA semifinal victory o\er the Nittans Lions. Gola players, used a devastating 30-point third a win over the Atlantic Coast Champion Wolfpack. also had 1 7 rebounds as La Salle led from the opening quarter to reach the highest pinnacle any local

Gola also had 26 rebounds. The NCAA win was a tip. Coach Ken Loeffler was almost apologetic after team has approached. Tom Gola. Charley repeat of an earlier La Salle triumph, 83-79, at North the game, explaining. "We weren't very interesting Singley, Frank Blatcher, Fran O'Malley,

~~Carolina State. but what can you do against a zone (defense)." Frank O'Hara — all took important parts in~~

~~the triumph, which was turned into a runaway~~

~~by that prolific third quarter.~~

~~National Championship In rolling to its 92-point total. La Salle~~

~~La Salle 92, Bradley 76 broke the record for points in a championship~~

~~March 20, 1954 game. The combined pointage of 1 68 also set~~

~~Auditorium, Kansas City, MO a new record for the tourney final.~~

~~Trailing 43-42 at halftime.~~

~~La Salle exploded for 30 points La Salle vs. Bradley NCAA Championship Game in the third period to open a March 20, 1954 15-point lead and coast to the~~

~~NCAA title. Gola scored 9 La Salle Li PTS points. Blatcher 8 in the period. Singley 8~~

Blatcher, a 24-year-old Greenberg 1 Maples sophomore Navy veteran, and Blatcher 11 1 Singley, another sophomore, Gola 7 5 each scored 23 points in the O'Malley 5 1 Championship game, while Ybdsnukis

~~Gola again had as man) points O'Hara 2 3 Totals 37 18 as rebounds (19). In the Bve~~

~~\( A \ liuirn.mn.-iH games. Bradkv EL Gola averaged 22 s points and Petersen 4 20.4 rebounds; Singles aseraged Babetch~~

~~17.2 points in the tournament, King 6~~

~~Gower 1 Blatcher 13.4, O'Mallej 10.2.~~

~~I stergaiti 3 II~~

~~and i rank O'Hara, the onlj ( '.lines > II~~

~~senior mi (' the roster, B Gola I II~~

~~was voted the tournament's Kent a~~

~~Outstanding Playei and «.is Rile) i 1 lol.lls 22 32 joined on the Ul-Toumamenl~~

~~team bj Single} Bradle) 22 21 14 1"~~

~~1 a Salle 19 23 JO 20~~

~~1 ss 1) Officials agai tadersoi . ft~~

~~Attend/met 10, 00~~

~~103 Twe 1952 NIT Champions~~

~~Gola, Grekin MVPs as way toward a share of tournament MVP hon- in the La Salle Collegian:~~

~~La Salle Tops Dayton ors with Gola, tallied 17 points and had 16 "This was a new team, a young team, like~~

~~To Win NIT Championship rebounds in a 51-45 victory over local fav- a child in fact. It first had to walk. As any~~

~~orite St. John's. And Grekin again played a child would, it fell a few times. It gradually~~

~~the early days of post-season basketball big role in the 59-46 romp over the Sihugo learned to walk, then to run. Against Seton~~

Intournaments - in the late 1930s through Green-led Duquesne Dukes, rated by many as Hall, it found it could jump as well as run." the middle '50s - the National Invitation the top team in the tournament. Grekin had 21 And Ken could have added: "All the way

~~Tournament was at least on a par with, and points and 10 rebounds, Gola contributed 14 to a national championship."~~

~~perhaps superior to, the still-emerging NCAA rebounds and 10 points and sophomore Jackie~~

Tournament. So, when the La Salle Explorers Moore added 12 points and 1 1 rebounds. NIT Championship Game romped through Seton Hall, St. John's, Then came the championship game against March 15, 1952

~~Duquesne and Dayton to capture the 1952 a tall and talented Dayton Flyers team, and it~~

~~championship, it was a feat of national bas- was no contest. Led by Gola, Iehle and play- Salle ketball importance. making captain Buddy Donnelly, the La FG FT~~

~~La Salle, coached by future Hall of Famer Explorers built a 38-30 halftime lead, then Grekin 5 5 37-34 Ken Loeffler, had entered the NIT as an wrapped up the title with a second-half Gilson~~

unseeded team and had to get by Seton Hall's advantage to wrap it up, 75-64. Grekin, Gola Iehle 8 2 powerful Pirates, led by seven-footer Walter and Moore were named to the All-Tournament Gola 9 4 Dukes and an exceptional guard in Richie team, and the Olympic Trials were just ahead. Regan. But La Salle freshman Tom Gola and At that time, the Olympic squad was French junior Fred Iehle hit for 30 and 25 points picked from team trials rather than individu- Moore 3 2 respectively, with Iehle pouring in 20 in the als as is done today. In those Trials, La Salle Jones 1 first half in an 80-76 Explorer victory. again defeated St. John's, 71-62, but bowed to

~~Donnelly 5 1 Gola had 19 rebounds and six assists and Clyde Lovellette and the Kansas Jayhawks, junior Norm Grekin grabbed 15 boards. In a 70-65, and fell before the Phillips Oilers, an Altieri~~

game that was described as one of the best in AAU powerhouse. O'Hara the NIT's 14-year history, the margin was Between the NIT and the Olympic Trials, Totals 30 15 never more than four points, as a capacity the team, the school and the City of

~~crowd of 1 8,422 wildly cheered on both teams Philadelphia received notice from all around~~

~~in New York's old Madison Square Garden the country. And coach Loeffler had this Dayton FG FT PTS~~

~~In the quarter-finals, Grekin, his praise for the in an article that appeared playing team Grigsby 8 2~~

~~Horan 3~~

~~Paxson 5 5~~

~~Salice 1 1~~

~~Donoher~~

~~Meineke 4 5~~

~~Taylor~~

~~Norris 3 1~~

~~Boyle~~

~~Harris~~

~~Joseph 1 Way wood~~

~~Totals 25 14~~

~~La Salle 18 20 25 12~~

~~Dayton 13 17 18 16~~

~~Officials: Lou Eisenstein~~

~~John Nucatola~~

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*r LA SALL'E VNlV'EtRSlTr

~~La Salle University is a private, comprehensive, coeducational institution committed to academic excellence and~~

individualized attention in a values-oriented, inter-faith educational community. Consistently ranked among the nation's top schools by U.S. News & World Report, Barron's, Money magazine, and The New York Times, La Salle has evolved from a liberal arts college into a comprehensive university of increasing national prominence.

~~Established by the Christian Brothers in 1863, La Salle is one of the oldest independent Roman Catholic~~

institutions in the nation. It traces its roots to the patron saint of teachers, John Baptist de La Salle, a priest and educational innovator who founded the Christian Brothers in 17th century France. For over 300 years, the order has been known for its dedicated teaching and devotion to students.

As one of seven Christian Brother colleges and universities in America, and 72 around the world, La Salle prepares students for careers, enhances professional capabilities, and promotes personal growth in the unique Lasallian tradition.

Starting out as a one-building academy in downtown Philadelphia, La Salle is now located on a picturesque 100- acre campus in Northwest Philadelphia -just six miles from the cultural, social and historic attractions of Center City. Two convenient satellite campus sites are located in Northeast Philadelphia and Newtown, Bucks County.

In an area increasingly dominated by large public institutions, La Salle's small class size and intimate campus provide the ideal environment for friendly student-teacher interaction and individualized attention.

With 3,150 undergraduate and 1,500 graduate students, most classes average 20 students with a student-faculty ratio of 14-to-l. Day and evening faculty number some 400, and the University offers concentrations in close to 60 academic areas.

~~In addition to the undergraduate degree programs offered in the School of Arts and Sciences, Business~~

~~Administration, Nursing, and Continuing Studies, La Salle offers 1 Master's degree programs and a Doctoral program that was introduced in 1998.~~

~~More recently, the University has launched a series of new undergraduate programs in a continuous effort to~~

~~integrate the latest technology into the curricula. These include DArt (Digital Arts and Multimedia Design), ISBT~~

(Integrated Science, Business and Technology), the E-Commerce Institute, and Speech-Language-Hearing Science. A nationally-recognized Honors Program, praised by the National Collegiate Honors Council for being "a very special sort not available to larger, general universities," is available for La Salle's most gifted learners.

La Salle students come from more than 700 public and private schools from 25 states, mostly in the northeastern part of the United States, and from approximately 20 foreign countries. The University confers more than 1,100 degrees annually.

Academically, La Salle's graduates have distinguished themselves in the nation's best graduate, law, and medical schools. And they boast an extraordinary record for winning Fulbright Fellowships and other prestigious postgraduate awards. Over the past 20 years, 96 percent of those students who were recommended by La Salle were offered entry into medical schools. And a national survey ranks La Salle in the top 4 percent among private undergraduate institutions whose graduates go on to earn Ph.Ds.

~~Among several recent on-campus developments is the $6.3 million renovation of the Hayman Center, home of~~

La Salle's athletic department. This facility showcases the 4,000-seat Tom Gola basketball arena, a 1,700-seat Olympic- size swimming pool and diving area, three regulation-sized basketball courts, weight training and exercise areas, a sauna, squash courts, and a medical training area.

~~Having grown considerably in the last decade, La Salle looks forward to a future built on commitment to quality education, service to students, and overall excellence.~~

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~~Brother Michael J. McGinniss, FSC, Ph.D., became LaSalle University's 28th president~~

~~on July 1, 1999. He previously had been a member of the school's religion department and for~~

five years was president of Christian Brothers University in Memphis, TN. A native Philadelphian, Brother McGinniss joined the Christian Brothers in 1965 and graduated Maxima Cum Laude from La Salle in 1970 with a degree in English. He obtained his

Master's and Ph.D. in Theology from the University of Notre Dame. aFrom 1970 to 1974 he was a member of the English and Religion Departments at South Hills Catholic High School in Pittsburgh, Pa. While a graduate student at the University of Notre Dame he taught undergrad-

~~uate courses in the Theology Department and was an instructor in the residence hall training seminars and assis-~~

~~tant rector of Grace Hall.~~

~~His first teaching experience at La Salle was as a visiting instructor in the Graduate Religion program in~~

~~the summer of 1978. He was also an assistant professor at Washington Theological Union from 1979-84. From~~

~~1986 to 1990 he was a visiting instructor at Loyola University's Summer Institute of Pastoral Studies.~~

~~In 1984 Brother McGinniss joined the faculty at La Salle on a full-time basis, eventually reaching the~~

~~rank of full professor in 1993. Recognized by the DeLaSalle Christian Brothers for his qualities as a leader, he~~

~~attended La session internationale des etudes lasalliennes (a program of study of Lasallian spirituality) in Rome~~

~~in 1991. He became Chair of La Salle's Religion Department that year and the following year he received the~~

~~Lindback Award for Distinguished Teaching. Also in 1992 he was appointed Vice President of La Salle~~

~~University Corporation. In 1995 he became a member of La Salle's Board of Trustees.~~

~~In 1994 he became president of Christian Brothers University, in Memphis. Under his leadership, under-~~

~~graduate enrollment and retention rates were increased; a Master's of Education program was established; the~~

~~Athletic Department joined the NCAA Division II Gulf South Conference; new residence halls were construct-~~

~~ed; enhancements were made to science labs and facilities; the school's engineering departments were re-accred-~~

~~ited; an upgrade of information technology systems throughout the campus was implemented; and the Center for~~

~~Global Enterprise was founded. He also played a key role in the school's 125th anniversary celebration.~~

~~His academic area of expertise is pastoral theology - which includes history and theology of ministry and~~

~~methods and models of theological reflection; Roman Catholic and Protestant Ecclesiologies; social ethics; and~~

Lasallian Spirituality. He is the author and editor of numerous articles and books in this area. Brother McGinniss has served on numerous boards and civic groups, including: Member, Economic Club of Memphis; National Conference of Christians and Jews, Memphis Chapter; Memphis Brooks Museum of Art; to The Memphis Catholic Diocesan Development Committee; Memphis in May Country Selection Committee; and

~~hristian Brothers High School, Memphis, Tenn. He is a past member of the Ethics Committee of the Board at Albert Einstein Medical Center, Philadelphia, PA.~~

~~His professional memberships include Catholic Theological Societ) of America, American Acadeim of Religion, and College Theology Society.~~

~~107 G)% Thomas~~

^^m^. Dr. Thomas Brennan has ushered in a new era in La Salle Athletics since his appointment as the ^H B^ school's fifth Director of Intercollegiate Athletics and Recreation on September 18, 1997.

L He guides the school's 23-sport Division I athletic program as the university enters its sixth . J season in the Atlantic 10 Conference, and as football enters its fourth season since its revival, and second in the MAAC Football League. Dr. Brennan has also been instrumental in facilitating the return ^N^ J of the Explorer basketball teams to their full-time home court at the renovated Tom Gola Arena in the ^L^^E^^U Hayman Center.

"La Salle has a proud and respected tradition of intercollegiate competition and 1 am excited to lead the department into the next millennium," Brennan said. "You must have integrity in your program. You must have a program which emphasizes the educational mission of athletics. You must also strive for excellence in the athletic arena.

I know that these are all important at La Salle and that is what attracted me." Since coming to La Salle, Brennan has reorganized many areas within the Athletic Department, including the formation of the Explorer Club, a fundraising/booster organization and the introduction of an active Corporate Partners/ Athletic Sponsorship program. Membership in the Explorer Club has more than doubled, as has program revenues. During his tenure, the Philadelphia Big 5 has been rejuvenated, the Tom Gola Arena has been dedicated, the Alumni Hall of Athletes' area has been renovated and many new initiatives have been introduced in an effort to enhance the overall program. Under Brennan's guidance, La Salle Athletics has established a committment to Youth Outreach and Community Service. La Salle was selected, by the NCAA, also as one of only 20 schools to participate in a national program with the

~~Big Brothers/Big Sisters Organization (Campus Pals). Brennan is a member of the Board of Directors for the Big~~

Brothers/Big Sisters. He is also a member of the Executive Committee for the Philadelphia Sports Congress and has served as the chair for the Atlantic 10 Conference Post-Graduate Scholarship Committee, Women's Basketball Committee, and on the Student-Athlete Advisory Council. Dr. Brennan is also a member of the Executive Committee for the National Consortium for Academics and Sport.

Brennan was the Athletic Director at San Jose State University from 1 990-97, moving the school from the Big West Conference to the Western Athletic Conference. During his administration, graduation rates for student-athletes more than doubled, participation by women in intercollegiate athletics nearly doubled, and the university was recognized for Title IX compliance efforts by the Office of Civil Rights of the U.S. Department of Education. In addition, annual athletic contributions increased three-fold, while $6 million was raised for a new field house and administrative complex.

Prior to being the Athletic Director at San Jose, Brennan was the Director of Athletics at Loyola College in Maryland from 1986-90. During that time, Brennan successfully moved Loyola from the Northeast Conference into the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference. The Greyhounds became national contenders in men's and women's lacrosse and men's soccer and competed for National Championships in each of these sports. While at Loyola, Brennan was a member of the Board of Directors for the Maryland Special Olympics.

From 1980-86, Brennan worked at the University of New Mexico, first as Assistant Athletics Director and then Associate Athletics Director for Advancement. At the time of his departure, he oversaw the fundraising, media relations, sponsorship, marketing, sales and athletic alumni efforts. Part of his duties included establishing a statewide radio and television network. Prior to that, he oversaw the NCAA compliance program for the school and handled the academic support area of the department. Brennan also earned a

~~faculty position in the school's Graduate Program in Athletic Administration.~~

His athletic administration career began at Syracuse University, where he was Academic Coordinator for the athletic department, serving as a liaison with the school's central administration, deans, department heads and coaches. Syracuse was recognized at the time by the NCAA as having one of the top 10 student-athlete graduation rates in the country. A 1973 graduate of LeMoyne College in Syracuse, NY, Brennan went on to earn Master's and Doctoral degrees in Higher Education Administration from Syracuse University. A native of Brooklyn, NY, Brennan and his wife Ellen are the parents of

~~Maggie (12), Tim (10), and Kate (6).~~

~~Clockwise: F.llen, Kate, Tim, Maggie, and Tom Brennan~~

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~~I John Lyons, Associate A*W£~~

distinction. With Lyons at the helm, the Explorers won 1 1 conference titles. Lyons was promoted to Associate Athletic Director in February 1999. His main duties include Athletic Budgets, Compliance Services, Personnel, Facilities, and Internal Operations. He also oversees the Athletic Training and Fitness Programs. Lyons won coaching awards throughout his coaching career, including three Midwestern Collegiate Conference Coach of the Year awards and was an eight-time recipient of the Coach of the Year Award hen La Salle competed in the MAAC. Lyons amassed over 100 dual meet victories in his career. While serving as an assistant swim-

ming coach at Penn State, Lyons earned a Master's degree in Sports Administration. He also holds a Master's degree in Education from Bucknell. Lyons resides in Maple Glen, PA with his wife, Jody and their three sons, Daniel, Jeffrey, and Zachary.

~~Peter J. D'Orazio has been with the La Salle athletic department family since 1982. Entering his 19th year.~~

Peter is Assistant Athletic Director for Athletic Advancement. His responsibilities include coordination of the Corporate Sponsorship Program, the La Salle Explorer Club, Project Team Work (the Athletic Department's youth

~~outreach program), Athletic Communications, and all marketing aspects of the athletic program. As the Executive~~

~~Director of the Explorer Club, he is responsible for all fundraising efforts of the athletic department.~~

~~A graduate of La Salle College in 1981, D'Orazio majored in Criminal Justice. He went on to complete his Master's in Recreation, Administration, and Supervision from Temple University.~~

~~D'Orazio's career at La Salle started in 1982 when he was appointed Assistant Facility Director. In 1985,~~

he became the Director of Intramurals and in 1989 was given the additional responsibilities as Ticket Manager. In 1997. he was promoted to Assistant Athletic Director for Campus Recreation and Promotions, and in the spring of 1998, he assumed his current position as Assistant Athletic Director for Athletic Advancement.

~~In addition to sports, D'Orazio list cooking, music, gardening, and golf as his interests. Currently he resides in Glenside with~~

~~his wife, Fran, and their children - Rebecca (13), Annaliese (12), and Celeste (10).~~

~~"<£ Calhov% Senior WomanAvministatogl~~

~~Jeannine Calhoun is now iii her third year as the Seme r Woman Administrator for the~~

~~Athletic Department. Calhoun, formal) Cridge, now serves asis theth( head coach for la Salle «T and played for the Explorers from 1989- l)2.~~

~~As the Senior Woman Administrator, Calhoun is responsible .'ing the compliance and eligibility of the student-athletes.~~

~~A 1993 La Salle graduate. Calhoun was a 1992 Rhodes Scholar nominee and participated in the Campus~~

Ministry in its AODS Outreach Program ami on the Homeless Committee. She was awarded the Richard LaurtZ Memorial Award for the English student who most exemplifies the qualities necessarj to become an effective teacher. She was also a member of the Lambda lau International Honors Society tor literature students

~~,vas married in November 1998 to Chris Calhoun and thev reside in 1 wing, N.I.~~

Annette k. enters her as i I I ^^^ O'Connor eighth yeai the acultj Athletics Represental : tor a Salle niversity ^k |^k Since arriving at I a Salle in 1981, O'Connor lias participated iniii a variety of activities on campus, which include

m ^ O'Connor arrived at La Salle University in 1 981 professor in the Department of Biology. Since her arrival shc nas taught Physiology, .un\ N in she 1 (^9w < Histology Non i Human Biology, 1991, began her career in as ^^^ Athletics La Salle's Faculty Athletics Representati I he same \eai she joined the Faculty \lhletics ^^^^-™^^H Kcprcscntativc \ssociation and served on the I \eeuti\el . In the past ten veais. she has also become involved in other aspects foi the NCAA, from 1 993-99, she served on the Athlet s Certification Committee ol the N< \ \ In 1997, she began a thicc-vcai tenure on the NCAA Core Course Review Committee.

~~she received her Bachelors of Science Degree m Biology from Benedict College, she received net Ph D in Physi< ind~~

~~at is I lexicology John Hopkins University. Annette married to ee O'Connor ami she has (luce children, Hillary, I ric and Justm~~

~~l I pillar) (1995) and Eric (1996) are a Salle University graduates, while Justm graduated from the University of Miami in i ">s 109 S(I~~

~~ACADEMIC SUPPORT SERVICES:~~

La Salle University student-athletes involved in intercollegiate athletics are in a very unique position. They are here in the role of both student and athlete and it is essential that they meet the demands of each role in order to experience success at La Salle.

The Program of Academic Support Services for Student- Athletes is designed to assist student-athletes in their adjustment to their unique role. Through academic advising and essential support services, the active involvement of the student-athlete in the educational process is encouraged and the balance between academic and athletic achievement is fostered.

~~OBJECTIVES~~

~~- Encourage excellence in academics and athletics so that the individual's experience at La Salle is rich and rewarding.~~

~~- Assist the student-athlete in balancing academic and athletic demands toward the goal of providing a diverse and well-rounded educational experience~~

~~- Provide an environment where responsibility and growth are fostered so the student-athlete can gain independence and experience achievement in all facets of life.~~

~~- Enhance the student-athlete's years at La Salle through informed advice and the utilization of campus resources and enrichment programs.~~

~~- Assist freshmen and transfer students in their first semester in the adjustment to the demands of college through orientation programs.~~

ACADEMIC ADVISING The course selection sheet of each student-athlete is n 'iewed prior to each semester to ensure compliance with La Salle and NCAA policies. The student-athlete can receive assistance in curriculum options, i choosing a major, and in processing the declaration of a major and/or minor.

ATHLETIC TRAINING The La Salle University Athletic Training staff includes three full-time staff members and are supplemented by coverage from NovaCare. The three Full- time staff members are Bill Gerzabek, M.S. A.T.C., Jennifer Chu, MEd A.T.C., and Kristen DiCostanzo, MEd A.T.C. NovaCare is utilized as a supplement to our athletic training coverage and physical therapy services. Two members of NovaCare assist in the coverage of all Athletic teams. Some of the services our Athletic Trainers provide includes the use of Whirlpools, Electrical Stimulation, Ultrasound, Upper Boddy ergometer, treadmill, bikes, and a slideboard. The athletic training staff will also be able to utilize the newly, remodeled Independence Blue Cross Fitness Center for rehabilitation purposes. The athletic trainers also work in conjunction with the the Student Health center and the Counseling Center. We also have a working relationship with three orthopedic doctors - Dr. Anthony Balsamo, Dr. Marc Manzione, Dr. Seth Krum, and a family practice physician. Dr. Mark McKenna.

~~Bill Gerzabek is in his 12th year as Head Athletic Trainer. In this time, Bill has been at the helm of some major changes to the La Salle University Athletic Training Room.~~

~~Prior to coming to La Salle in 1988, Bill served as Assistant Athletic Trainer at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C.~~

~~for two years. This followed a Graduate Assistantship at the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia in affiliation with~~

Old Dominion University where Bill earned a Master of Science degree in Education with a concentration in Athletic Training. A native of Connecticut, Bill earned his Bachelor's degree from Central Connecticut State University in New Britain, Connecticut. Bill served as a student Athletic Trainer under his mentor Carl Krien.

~~In addition to an array of other related Athletic Training experience. Bill has also made his mark at the head of the classroom.~~

~~There was an overwhelming enrollment for "Prevention and Care of Athletic Injuries", where Bill served as adjunct professor in his~~

~~La Salle University teaching debut in the spring of 1996. His class is offered every spring. Register early; it fills up fast.~~

Gerzabek lent his expertise to the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, Colorado. There he served as a volunteer Athletic Trainer to the resident weight lifting athletes. He met and worked with Olympic athletes Wes Barnett and Tom Gough as well as Olympic hopeful Tara Nott. Other responsibilities included assisting in the coverage and treatment of boxing, men's gymnastics and the USA men's and women's volleyball junior and national teams.

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~~Jim Gorman is in his first season as the Strength and Conditioning coordinator for the men's basketball team. Prior to coming to La Salle, Gorman~~

~~had worked at a variety of locations in the Philadelphia area. Gorman began his professional career 1978 when he was the manager of two fitness centers in the Reading, PA area. While~~

working in Reading, he coached three individual Pennsylvania State Champions, two powerlifting and one in body building. He has been a member of the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA) since 1986 and earned his Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist credential (CSCS) in the national exams in 1987. In 1987, he joined Pat C race's Sports Physical Therapists in Bala Cynwyd and assisted with conditioning the Philadelphia 76ers from 1987 through 1997. He was the Sixers Strength and Conditioning coach from 1993 through 1997. He also has worked with the Philadelphia Rage during the 1997-98 season. He was named the Philadelphia Magazine's "Best Of Philly" for personal trainers in 1996. Some of his past clients have included the likes of: boxers Meldrick Taylor and Tommy Morrison, and basketball players Eddie Jones, Aaron McKie, Doug Overton, Matt Maloney, Jamie Feick, Michelle Marciniak, and La Salle's Donnie Carr.

Gorman lived in Albany, NY, Boston, MA and Madison, WI growing up, is a 1977 graduate of West Chester University. He has a BS in Health and Physical Education, and was a member of the Football and Powerlifting teams. SV(p(po

~~M Br. Jason Klotkowski John Kane Athletics Business Director of Manager Facilities and Operations~~

~~Bob Vetrone IAlex Simon PKeith D 'Oria Sue Senner Assistant Director Athletic Athletic Athletic ofAthletic Communications Communications Communications Communications Assistant Assistant Assistant~~

~~lUl Clare McCarthy Missy McCulty Mary Frances Basketball Athletic Maginn Secretary Advancement Secretary to the Athletic Director~~

~~Bill lienrey Vane* MeNeai Matt Gillespie Basketball Basketball BasketkaM Manager Manager Wmmagm~~

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~~From - Northern New Jersey:~~

Take New Jersey Turnpike south to Exit 6. Follow signs for the Pennsylvania Turnpike. Take the PA Turnpike to exit 27, Route 611 south. Take 61 1 south approximately six miles into Philadelphia. Follow 61 1 to intersection of Broad and Olney, where you will take a right turn onto Olney. Follow Olney to third light, the Main Parking lot, and take a left into the lot. This will be where the locker rooms are in the Hayman Center. You can only enter the building from the parking lot side. If you are coming from Broad and Olney and going to the field, take a left at the second light, 20th Street, and the field is one-half block down the hill on your left.

~~From - Northeastern Pennsylvania~~

Take the Northeast Extension of the Pennsylvania Turnpike south to the Turnpike Eastbound. Follow the Turnpike to Exit 27 and follow the signs for Route 61 1 South and continue with directions from Northern New Jersey.

~~From - Western Pennsylvania:~~

~~- - - Take the Pennsylvania Turnpike Eastbound to Exit 24 Valley Forge Route 76 East. Follow 76 East to Route 1 North the Roosevelt Expressway. Continue with local directions below.~~

~~From - Southern New Jersey:~~

Take Route 295 North to Route 42. Follow Route 42 over the Walt Whitman Brie e. From the bridge, take Route 76 West. Follow to Route 1 North - Roosevelt Expressway. Continue with local directions below.

~~From - Delaware and points South: Take Interstate 95 into Pennsylvania. At the Philadelphia International Airport, follow signs for Route 76 West. Take 76 West to Route~~

~~1 North - Roosevelt Expressway. Continue with local directions below.~~

~~Local Directions:~~

~~From Route 76 - Schuylkill Expressway~~

Take 76 to the Route 1 North - Roosevelt Expressway exit. Follow Route 1 North to the Broad Street exit. Turn left onto Broad Street and go to the third traffic light - Belfield Avenue. Turn left onto Belfield and follow to the seventh traffic light. The seventh light will be 20th Street - take a right onto 20th. Follow halfway up the hill and the field is on your right. To get to gymnasium (where locker rooms are), follow 20th Street to the top of the hill. At the top of the hill, turn left onto Olney Avenue. Proceed one-half block to traffic light. Turn left into main parking lot and the Hayman Center is on your right.

~~From Route 1 South - Roosevelt Boulevard~~

~~Follow Route 1 south to the 5th Street Exit. Turn right onto 5th and follow to Olney Ave. Take a left onto Olney Ave. Follow Olney~~

~~Ave. to the traffic light at 20th Street. Take a left to get to the field or go straight to get to the Hayman Center, which is at the next traffic light.~~

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