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America an layer-of-the-Year Candidate ionel "The L-Train" Simmons 1989-90 La Salle Schedule

Mon., Nov. 13 ALVIK of Sweden 7:30 p.m. Coors Light Classic, Fresno, CA

Fri., Nov. 24 La Salle vs. SW Missouri 6:00 p.m. PST St. Mary's vs. Fresno St. 8:00 p.m. Sat., Nov. 25 Consolation Game 6:00 p.m. PST Championship Game 8:00 p.m.

Sat., Dec. 2 at DePaul 3:00 p.m. CST (ABC) WIP Mon., Dec 11 8:00 p.m. (PRISM) WIP Thu., Dec 21 VILLANOVA 7:00 p.m. (PRISM) WIP Sugar Bowl Classic, New Orleans, LA

Wed., Dec. 27 La Salle vs. Ohio State 6:30 p.m. CST (ESPN) WIP New Orleans vs. Florida 8:30 p.m. Thu., Dec. 28 Consolation Game 6:30 p.m. CST Championship Game 8:30 p.m. WIP

Wed., Jan. 3 at Temple 7:00 p.m. (PRISM) WIP Sat., Jan. 6 LOYOLA-MARYMOUNT 9:00 p.m. (ESPN) Tue., Jan. 9 SIENA* 7:30 p.m. WIP Fri., Jan. 12 NOTRE DAME 7:30 p.m. (SC) WSSJ Mon., Jan. 15 CANISIUS* 8:00 p.m. (SC) WIP Sat., Jan. 20 at Holy Cross* 2:00 p.m. (SC) WIP Mon., Jan. 22 LOYOLA (Baltimore)* 7:30 p.m. WSSJ Thu., Jan. 25 at Niagara* 7:30 p.m. WSSJ Sat., Jan. 27 at Fordham* 5:00 p.m. (SC) WIP

Sat., Feb. 3 at lona* 2:00 p.m. WIP Mon., Feb. 5 ST. PETER'S* 8:00 p.m. (SC) Thu., Feb. 8 at Fairfield* 8:00 p.m. WSSJ Sat., Feb. 10 at Manhattan* 3:30 p.m. WIP Mon., Feb. 12 at St. Joseph's 7:00 p.m. (PRISM) WIP Fri., Feb. 16 IONA* 7:30 p.m. WSSJ Sun., Feb. 18 FAIRFIELD* 5:00 p.m. WIP Tue., Feb. 20 at Loyola (Baltimore)* 7:30 p.m. WSSJ Thu., Feb. 22 MANHATTAN* 7:30 p.m. WSSJ Sun., Feb. 25 at St. Peter's* 3:30 p.m. WSSJ Tue., Feb. 27 ARMY* 7:30 p.m. WIP Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Championship Tournament. Albany NY

Fri., Mar. 2 First Round WSSJ Sat., Mar. 3 Quarter Finals WIP Sun., Mar. 4 Semi-Finals (SC) WIP Mon., Mar. 5 Championship (ESPN) WSSJ

Home Games in CAPS RADIO All Dates and Times are Subject to Change WIP 610 AM All Home Games at the Civic WSSJ 1310 AM Denotes Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Games

The 1989-90 La Salle University basketball yearbook was compiled, written and edited by the La Salle University Sports Information Office, Mac Yates, Director. Special thanks go to Martha Ledger and Ed Mahan for photographic services; Assistant Sports Information Director Dawn Wright, Mike Wood, and student assistants Mark Krajnak and Mark Hatoff for editorial contributions.

La Salle University does not discriminate against prospective or current students or employees on the basis of sex, handicap, race, color, religion, or national origin, pursuant to the requirements of Title XI of the Education Amendments of 1972, the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, and other ap- plicable statutes. Inquiries and charges of violation of this policy should be directed to the Affirmative Action Officer. TABLE OF CONTENTS Page 1989-90 LA SALLE UNIVERSITY BASKETBALL INFORMATION Quick Facts 1 La Salle University 2-4 Brother F. Patrick Ellis, President 5 GENERAL INFORMATION 1989-90 Rosters 6 LOCATION: PHILADELPHIA, PA 1989-90 Outlook 7-8 PRESIDENT: BROTHER F. PATRICK ELLIS, F.S.C., Ph.D. The Explorers 9-20 FOUNDED: 1863 10-12 ENROLLMENT: 6,477 Bob Johnson 13 NICKNAME: EXPLORERS 14 ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: ROBERT MULLEN Jack Hurd 15 AD OFFICE PHONE: (215) 951-1516 Milko Lieverst 16 CONFERENCE: METRO ATLANTIC ATHLETIC CONFERENCE Don Shelton 17 COLORS: BLUE AND GOLD Keith Morris 18 PRESS ROW PHONE: (215) TBA Newcomers 19 SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR: MAC YATES Support Staff 20 SID OFFICE PHONE: (215) 951-1605 The Coaches 21-24 SID HOME PHONE: (215)340-1813 Spirit Groups 25 ASSISTANT SID: DAWN WRIGHT Robert Mullen, Director of Athletics ... 26 ASSISTANT SID HOME PHONE: (215) 576-7375 The Administrative Staff 27 SID MAILING ADDRESS: SPORTS INFORMATION Sports Medicine/Holy Redeemer Hospital 28 LA SALLE UNIVERSITY 1988-89 Review 29-36 20TH STREET & OLNEY AVENUE Review 30 PHILADELPHIA, PA 19141 Results 31 ARENA: PHILADELPHIA CIVIC CENTER (10,000) Statistics 32 TO ORDER PHONES AT THE CIVIC CENTER: (215) 951-1605 MAAC Stats 33 Game-by-Game 34 COACHING STAFF Individual and Team Bests 35-36 1989-90 Opponents 37-49 HEAD COACH: WILLIAM "SPEEDY" MORRIS Tournament Pairings 50 RECORD AT LA SALLE: 70-29, (Mens Team) Three Seasons Travel Plans 50 43-17 (Women's Team) Two Seasons 951-1518 La Salle in the MAAC & Big 5 51-56 BASKETBALL OFFICE PHONE: (215) The Explorer Record Book 57-64 BEST TIME TO REACH COACH MORRIS: 10 A.M.-12 P.M. M-F '78) The Explorers in Tournaments .... 65-70 ASSISTANT COACH: (LA SALLE ASSISTANT COACH: (CHEYNEY '87) Series Records & All Time Scores . 71-84 1989-90 Team Picture 85 PART TIME ASSISTANT COACH: SAM RINES (CHEYNEY '68) The Philadelphia Civic Center 86 VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT COACH: RICH PRENDERGAST (LA SALLE '60) Media Roster 87 Radio & TV Schedule 88 1989-90 EXPLORER OUTLOOK 1988-89 RECORD: 26-6 MAAC RECORD/FINISH: 13-1 1st 1989 POST SEASON: NCAA; LOST FIRST ROUND GAME TO LOUISIANA TECH, 84-73 STARTERS LOST: (1) CRAIG CONLIN (6-6, Sr., 10.3 ppg, 5.6 rpg) STARTERS RETURNING: (4)LIONEL SIMMONS (6-7, Sr, F, 28.4 ppg, 11.4 rpg) DOUG OVERTON (6-3, Jr., G, 13.2 ppg, 7.6 apg) JACK HURD (6-6, So., G, 12.8 ppg, 3.1 rpg) MILKO LIEVERST (6-9, So, C, 2.2 ppg, 3.6 rpg) OTHER TOP RETURNEES: BOB JOHNSON (6-4, Sr., G, 11.5 ppg, 3.7 rpg) DON SHELTON (6.8, So. F, 1.3 ppg, 1.0 rpg) KEITH MORRIS (5-10, So. G, 0.9 ppg, 0.3 rpg) TOP NEWCOMERS: BRON HOLLAND (6-8, So., F) (6-4, Fr., G) MIKE STOCK (6-5, Jr., F) RANDY WOODS (6-0, So., G) LA SALLE UNIVERSITY

La Salle University is a liberal arts insti- tution which combines the best of all educational worlds. With 6,477 men and women attending classes, the university offers a pleasant environment within close proximity to Philadelphia's cultural, social, and historic centers. Founded by the Brothers of Christian Schools, La Salle is named for St. John Baptist de la Salle, founder of the Christian Brothers. The institution, which began as a one-building academy in center city Philadelphia, is on an 85-acre, 36-building campus in Philadelphia's Germantown section.

The La Salle day and evening faculty numbers 400 full and part-time, with 45 different programs of study offered in which to major. With a student-faculty ratio of 15-1 and an average class size of 21, students can be assured of as much personal guidance as needed from faculty members. This commitment to the individual has always been a major tenet of the Christian Brothers' goals for La Salle.

La Salle's curriculum requires the com- pletion of 120 credits, but allows wide flexibility in choosing courses. A limited number of requirements in English com- position, literature, philosophy and religion provide greater opportunity for depth outside of the student's major field. The number of courses required by a department of its major never exceeds 17, leaving 8-10 courses as free electives that may be used to build a strong minor or diversify one's background. Various independent study programs provide the students with greater options. A thriving nationally-recognized Honors Program is available for gifted students. "La Salle in Europe" offers students the Connelly Library opportunity to spend their sophomore or junior year at the University of Fribourg, in Switzerland, while receiving full The athletic department is housed in 70% of the student body goes on to grad- academic credit at La Salle. Programs are Hayman Hall. The facility includes the uate study, with more than 1000 degrees also available for a summer or a year of 1700-seat Joseph Kirk Natatorium, three conferred annually on day and evening study in Spain. regulation-sized basketball courts, a 12 division seniors. Among the major buildings on campus laps/mile suspended running track, La Salle students have been awarded training areas, are Connelly Library; the Roland Holyroyd weight and exercise a 58 Fulbright grants since 1970, a total sauna, squash courts and medical train- Science Center with facilities for study a exceeded by only two other institutions ing area. and research in Biology, Geology, Phys- in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. ics, and Psychology; the Olney Hall class- La Salle students come from 200 public According to a recent survey, La Salle room building; and the College Union and private schools in 30 states and 20 ranked in the top 6% nationally among which houses offices for most student ac- countries. The dormitories house more private undergraduate institutions origin- tivities and clubs and is the main meeting than 1400 students in 1 1 residence halls ating Ph.D's (58th of 943 colleges and place on campus. and two apartment complexes. More than universities). LA SALLE UNIVERSITY

During the past year, La Salle has The Kemper Foundation, which enjoyed increasing national attention, selected La Salle as one of only 20 including: colleges in the country to partici- pate in the prestigious Kemper The Times, which selec- Scholars Program. ted La Salle as one of only 200 schools to appear in its guide- A nationwide study of nearly 900 book, Best Buys in College Edu- private undergraduate institutions cation. which ranked La Salle in the top four percent since 1977 as an Newsday, the influential Long originating school for Ph.D.s. Island newspaper, which referred to La Salle as a "university on the La Salle's Accounting Department rise" in a recent article entitled has produced more partners in the "Where the Hot Schools Are." top Philadelphia public accounting firms than any other college or uni- Barron's National to Col- Guide versity in the city. leges, which upgraded La Salle's academic rating from "competi- Since 1977, more than 90 percent tive" to "very competitive." of all students recommended by the University have been admitted Petersen's Guide, included which to medical schools. La Salle in its Competitive Col- leges, a profile of the schools that consistently accept the nation's best students. La Salle ranks among the nation's leaders in student retention; nine of every ten freshmen at La Salle return for their sophomore year.

Each year, recruiters representing nearly 200 companies and organi- zations visit La Salle's campus to conduct job interviews with gradu- ating seniors.

La Salle graduates vie success- fully for admission to the most prestigious law schools, and have distinguished themselves as leading members of the bar and bench.

A former La Salle student Charles Fuller, won the 1982 Pulitzer Prize for his play, A Soldier's Story. La Salle graduate William Burns was recently appointed by the White House to serve as the country's top-ranking arms control adviser. Other La Salle alumni serve in such varied positions as the Chief of Staff at Massachusetts General Hospital, President of the Phila- delphia Stock Exchange, drama critic for CBS Television, Presi- dent of , CEO of the Kemper Group, and Dean of the Villanova Law School.

Over the last 20 years, La Salle has ranked among the top five institutions in New Jersey and Pennsylvania in the production of Fulbright Fellows. La Salle seniors have won more than 40 Fulbright Fellowships, over 25 Danforth and Woodrow Wilson Fellowships, several Gundacker and Rotary International Fellowships, several National Science Foundation Grants, a Truman Fellowship and a Marshall Fellowship, the most prestigious of the awards to Oxford University in England. BRO. F. PATRICK ELLIS, F.S.C., Ph.D.

PRESIDENT

Brother F. Patrick Ellis, F.S.C., Ph.D., became La Salle University's 26th presi- dent on January 1, 1977. After having served as director of development and vice president of the corporation of the university since June, 1969, he suc- ceeded Brother Daniel Burke, F.S.C., Ph.D.

Born in Baltimore in 1928, Brother Ellis, a member of the Brothers of the Chris- tian Schools since 1946, joined the La Salle staff in 1960 as an assistant pro- fessor of English. He has been at the university since then except for a term as principal of La Salle High School, in Miami, Florida from 1962 to 1964.

Brother Ellis returned to La Salle in 1964 and served as director of the univer- sity's Honors Program until 1969 when he was named director of development and vice president of the corporation. Brother Ellis was awarded a Lindback Foundation Award for distinguished teaching in 1965 and currently holds the academic rank of Professor of English.

Brother Ellis served at Philadelphia's West Catholic High School for boys from 1951 to 1958 and again from 1959 to 1960 in various capacities including chair- man of the English Department and gui- dance director.

The author of numerous articles in educational publications, Brother Ellis also conducted a "How to Read Great Books" series for the "University of the Air" on Philadelphia's WFIL-TV in 1961 Brother F. Patrick Ellis, F.S.C., Ph.D and 1965. He is a member of Phi Beta Kappa and was president of the Phi Beta Kappa Association of Philadelphia for two Brother Ellis is active in many national Independence Hall Association, the terms. and local educational and civic organiza- Police Athletic League, Fellowship Com- Brother Ellis, a 1946 graduate of Balti- tions. He is past chairman of the board mission, Professionalism Committee of more's Calvert Hall College High School, of directors of the 220-member Associa- the Pennsylvania Bar Association, Cath- received an A.B. degree in English from tion of Catholic Colleges and Universities olic Charities of Philadelphia, Delaware the Catholic University of America, Wash- and chairman of Philadelphia's Campus Valley Citizens' Crime Commission, and ington, DC, in 1951. He earned a Boulevard Corporation, a cooperative Philadelphia Police Commissioner's Civil- master's degree and doctorate in English organization of institutions located adja- ian Council. from the University of Pennsylvania. cent to Salle La University on Olney Brother Ellis recently completed terms A member of the Board of Trustees of Avenue. on the boards of American Council on , N.Y.; St. Mary's Col- He was the chairman for 1986-87 of the Education, the Afro-American Historical lege of California, and St. John's College Pennsylvania Association of Colleges and Museum. Community Leadership Sem- High School, Washington, D.C., Brother Universities and is on the boards of inar, Salvation Army, Archdiocesan Ellis is the son of Mrs. Harry J. Ellis, who Greater Philadelphia First Corporation, Council of Managers, and World Affairs lives in Baltimore. Philadelphia Urban Affairs Partnership. Council. 1989-90 La Salle University Men's Basketball

alphabetical roster) l

No. Name Pos. CI. Ht Wt. High School/Hometown

35 Mike Bergin G Fr. 6-4 195 St. John's/College Park, MD 51 Bron Holland F So. 6-8 240 Bangor/Bangor, PA 25 Jack Hurd G So. 6-6 200 Warwick/Lititz, PA 20 Bob Johnson G Sr. 6-5 165 South Philadelphia/Philadelphia, PA

44 Milko Lievers t C So. 6-9 220 Sweelinck/Amsterdam, Netherlands 10 Keith Morris G So. 5-1 165 Penn Charter/Philadelphia, PA

24 Jeff Neubaue r G Fr. 6-4 190 Slidell/Slidell, LA 11 Doug Overton G Jr. 6-3 185 Dobbins Tech/Philadelphia, PA 52 Don Shelton C So. 6-8 210 Trenton Central/Trenton, NJ 22 Lionel Simmons F Sr. 6-7 220 South Philadelphia/Philadelphia, PA

42 Mike Stock F Jr. 6-5 220 Bishop Egan/Bensalem, PA 14 Randy Woods G So. 6-0 185 Ben Franklin/Philadelphia, PA

(Numeri cal roster)

No. Name Poj;. CI. Ht Wt. High School/Hometown 10 Keith Morris G So. 5-1 165 Penn Charter/Philadelphia, PA 11 Doug Overton G Jr. 6-3 185 Dobbins Tech/Philadelphia, PA 14 Randy Woods G So. 6-G 185 Ben Franklin/Philadelphia, PA 20 Bob Johnson G Sr. 6-5 165 South Philadelphia/Philadelphia, PA 22 Lionel Simmcms Sr. 6-7 220 South Philadelphia/Philadelphia, PA

24 Jeff Neubaue r G Fr. 6-4 190 Slidell/Slidell, LA 25 Jack Hurd G So. 6-6 200 Warwick/Lititz, PA 35 Mike Bergin G Fr. 6-4 195 St. John's/College Park, MD

42 Mike Stock F Jr. 6-5 220 Bishop Egan/Bensalem, PA

44 Milko Lieverst C So. 6-9 220 Sweelinck/Amsterdam, Netherlands 51 Bron Holland F So. 6-8 240 Bangor/Bangor, PA 52 Don Shelton C So. 6-8 210 Trenton Central/Trenton, NJ

Head Coach: Bill 'Speedy' Morris (4th Year, 70-29) Assistants: Joe Mihalich, Randy Monroe, Rich Prendergast, Sam Rines, Sr. LA SALLE UNIVERSITY Basketball Outlook

How could the Explorers improve upon last year's 26-6 record? Well, you say they could win 27 games. Maybe, but let's put that in perspective. The 1988-89 losses were to Syracuse, Georgia, Temple, St. Peter's, Notre Dame, and Louisiana Tech and two of the losses were by a mere two points. The wins were over South Carolina, Florida State, Richmond, Villanova plus others and including a record of 16-1 against MAAC opponents. Of course, you are right. and Lionel Simmons want to improve upon a three-year record that has produced 70 victories and just 29 losses. The All-American Simmons has done his share and will do more. Sometime during the season he will become only the fifth collegiate player to score 3,000 points. Simmons has the chance to become the first player ever to reach that scoring milestone and grab 1,500 rebounds. During the summer, Simmons has honed his game playing on the USA National Team in the World Championship Qualify- ing Tournament in Mexico City. Simmons shared the spotlight on the silver medal winning team with Syracuse's and North Carolina State's . A virtual consensus second team All-America in 1989, Sim- mons has been selected to the Playboy Magazine Pre-Season All-America team and has also been chosen as the best power forward in the country by The Sporting News. He is expected to receive many other pre-season accolades. Simmons earned the Player-of-the-Year honors for the second consecutive season in both the and the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference. As the nation's third leading scorer

(28.4) and fifth leading rebounder (11.4), Simmons dominated the MAAC and also took the Conference Tournament's MVP honors home. Clearly the expectations of the Explorers rest heavily on the shoulders of Simmons but La Salle is not a one-dimensional team. The Big 5 and MAAC Rookie-of-the-year in 1989 was the Explorer's Jack Hurd. Hurd provided many thrills for the Blue and Gold with his long range jumpers and slashing moves to the hoop. Hurd led the MAAC in three- field goals made

(70) and in three-point field goal accuracy (44.0). When the going got tough, Hurd got going. The now-sophomore scored a game high 26 points against Louisiana Tech in the NCAA nearly pull- ing out a much coveted tournament victory. Hurd played this summer on the East team in the U.S. Olym- pic Sports Festival. That elusive NCAA Tournament win may be the only true way for the Explorers to improve upon last year's 26 wins and the

Explorers are determined to do it this time. Of course, that means repeating as the MAAC Tournament Champion for the third straight year. There is nothing harder than staying on top. And this year the MAAC is a little different. Not only is pesky St. Peter's back with a strong cast (the Peacocks surprised the

Explorers in the in a two-point decision), but Siena, Niagara, Canisius and Loyola (MD) have been added to the con- ference roster. Siena pulled what many considered to be the upset of the NCAA Tournament last year when they defeated Stanford in the opening round. Add the fact that the conference tournament will be played in Siena's backyard at the new Knickerbocker Arena in Albany, NY, and La Salle's task of reaching the NCAA Tournament becomes even more difficult. While Simmons and Hurd will be required to again carry the scoring load, there is great comfort in knowing that first team All-MAAC point guard Doug Overton will bring the ball upcourt. Overton set a school record with 212 assists, while also scoring a healthy 13 points a game. Overton was two steals short of reaching triple figures in four statistical categories (points, assists, steals and rebounds).

The fourth returning starter is center Milko Lieverst. While not a serious scoring threat, Lieverst congests the paint and finds his way to a key or two in nearly every game. Lieverst is aggressive and active, two very important trademarks in Mor- ris' game plan. Lieverst became a fan favorite and earned recognition for his tenacious style. La Salle fans now chant Milko, Milko, Milko when the Dutchman makes a noteworthy play. Milko had an outstanding game against Florida State scoring 1 1 points and pulling down eight rebounds in the thrilling, 1 01 -1 00, victory. Speedy Morris' 70 victories ranks him as the winningest third- year coach in the NCAA. Morris was the Big 5 Coach-of-the-Year and shared the MAAC honor with St. Peter's Ted Fiore. Speedy and his staff of Joe Mihalich, Randy Monroe, as well as part- time coach Sam Rines, Sr., and volunteer coach Rich Prendergast are back intact to lead the Explorers in 1989-90.

The Explorers coaching staff will have to replace Craig Con- lin, who provided leadership and a great shooting touch. Waiting in the wings has been Bron Holland, a 6-8 transfer from St.

Bonaventure. Holland will enter the roster as a sophomore.

Holland will give the Explorers a little more strength close to the basket perhaps taking the pressure off Simmons to rebound every missed shot. Randy Woods, former Philadelphia Prep Player of the Year, sat out last season while earning academic status. Woods is very quick and will give Overton some relief at the point. The Explorers backcourt with Overton, Hurd, Woods and super-sub Bobby Johnson will terrorize the MAAC with scor- ing potential and up-tempo defense. The Explorers will move their home games in 1989-90 to the Philadelphia Civic Center, which had been the Explorers home court 35 years ago. The tradition of Convention Hall in the Civic Center saw La Salle and win a National Champion- ship in 1954. The hopes are that Speedy Morris, Lionel Simmons and the rest of the Explorers will return some of the thrills to the Civic Center.

1

LIONEL SIMMONS 6-7, SR., FORWARD PHILADELPHIA, PA

Lionel Simmons has made his presence known on the basketball court. The senior captain of the La Salle Ex- plorers was a consensus second team All-America in 1989. For the second straight year, Simmons was the unanimous choice as the Player of the Year in both the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference and the Philadelphia Big 5. Simmons was the nation's third leading scorer (28.4 points per game) and the fifth leading rebounder (11.4). With 2,370 career points, Simmons should become only

the fifth player in NCAA history to reach 3,000 points. If he should pull down 427 rebounds in his senior campaign, Simmons will be the first collegiate player to score 3,000 points and collect 1,500 rebounds. Simmons was a serious candidate for the and Eastman Kodak Player of the Year Awards as a junior and should challenge all comers as one of the nation's finest players. Playing this summer for the USA National Team, Sim- mons helped the USA to a silver medal in the qualifying tournament in Mexico City for the 1 990 World Champion- ships. Simmons was the National Team's second leading scorer and rebounder. Following his return from Mexico City, Simmons was selected by Playboy Magazine as a pre-season first team All-America. He was also selected as the best power forward in the country by The Sporting News and named as Street & Smith's College/Prep First Team Ail-American. Expectations are that Simmons will wind up on more than a couple of pre-season All-America teams. His list of accolades has already grown long and will continue to lengthen. Maybe best of all, Simmons is on target to graduate this spring with a degree in criminal justice. He is an example off-the-court as well as on-the-court. Simmons' scoring prowess will take him past the legen- dary Tom Gola and La Salle's all-time leading scorer Michael Brooks. Records for Simmons have become a natural progression throughout his career, last year's 908 points, 77 blocked shots in 1988, to name a few. Lionel Simmons has helped to bring La Salle basket- ball back to national prominence. His senior season should be an incredible experience for all to watch. SIMMONS' BESTS: CAREER 38 vs South Carolina, 12/29/88 PTS 21 vs Villanova, 12/22/88 REBS 9 vs Holy Cross, 2/17/88 ASTS

Lionel Simmons, Career Statistics Year G/GS FG-FGA PCT. 3FG-FGA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. REB-AVG. PTS-AVG. AST 88-89 32/32 349-716 .487 21-56 .375 189-266 .711 365-11.4 908-28.4 95 87-88 34/34 297-613 .485 2-8 .250 196-259 .757 386-11.4 792-23.3 86 86-87 33/33 263-500 .526 2-6 .333 142-186 .763 322- 9.8 670-20.3 59

Totals 99/99 909-1829 .497 25-70 .357 527-71 .741 1073-10.8 2370-23.9 240

10 #22 LIONEL SIMMONS 6-7, Senior, Forward, La Salle University

was named the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Player of the Year in 1988 and 1989

was named the Big 5 Player of the Year in 1988 and 1989

was named the Big 5 Rookie of the Year in 1987

was named the MAAC Rookie of the Year in 1987

in 1989, shattered his own single season scoring record by scoring 908 (1989) pts. in 32 games

in 1989, has set single season records for field goals made 349

has set single season records for blocked shots (77-'87-'88)

has scored in double figures in 82 straight games, 95-98 as a collegian

had 10 or more rebounds 22 times in 1989, 80 as a collegian

scored 20 points or more 28 times in 1989, inclu- ding the last 21 straight games

scored 30 or more points 12 times in 1989

scored 25 points or more 26 times in 1989

in 1989, finished third in the nation in scoring with a 28.4 average

in 1989, finished fifth in the nation in rebounding with an 11.4 average

is one of only five La Salle players with career averages of over 20-10 rebounds/game with Tom Gola (20.9/18.7), Ken Durrett (23.6/12.0), Joe Bryant (20.7/11.1), Michael Brooks (23.1/12.0)

in 1989, was named MVP of the ACME Boot Classic, the Jostens tournament, and the MAAC tournament

in 1989, was named MAAC player of the week a record seven times

in 1989, was 's Windex player of the week

in 1989, scored 86 points and gathered 33 rebounds in the MAAC tournament

in 1989, was named First Team All-America by Spor- in 1989, was a finalist for the John Wooden Player ting News of the Year Award in 1989, was named Second Team All-America by in 1989, was a finalist for the Eastman-Kodak Player UPI, USBWA, of the Year Award in 1989, was named Third Team All-America by A. P. was selected to the 1989 USA National Team by in 1989, was named District 1 Player of the Year by ABAUSA (the qualifying team for the 1990 World USBWA Championships)

11 WHAT THE COACHES SAY ABOUT LIONEL SIMMONS

American University Head Coach :

"Lionel is one of the most versatile offensive players, inside and out that I have ever seen. He is most difficult to stop. Other players play well with Lionel since he is so unselfish and willing to give the ball up. He always seems to make the right choice."

Fairfield University Head Coach "He has established himself as one of the finest basketball players in America. He has added a great deal to our conference and we are looking forward to playing against him this year."

Georgia Tech Head Coach

"It was a pleasure coaching Lionel in the World Qualification Games this summer. Not only is he an outstanding player, but he is truly a great per- son. He was selected as captain by his team- mates and was a tremendous leader for the entire tournament."

Temple University Head Coach John Chaney "You often wonder, 'How did he get that shot off when everyone is all over him?' Of course, (with both of us) having come from South Philadelphia,

I think that's one of the real tough qualities that he has. That neighborhood seems to breed a lot of tough guys."

12 BOBBY JOHNSON

6-5, SR. GUARD PHILADELPHIA, PA

—was the Explorers explosive sixth man all season —scored in double figures in 17 games last season —has been called "Instant Offense" by Coach Morris —managed 758 off-the-bench minutes last season —shot 70.7% from the foul line (41-58) —hauled down 115 rebounds —shot 41.9% from 3pt. range (54-129) —averaged 11.5 pts. off-the-bench last season

When Bobby Johnson comes off the bench for the La Salle Explorers things happen. Most of the time at the of-

fensive end of the floor. But, Johnson can make it hap- pen in the backcourt, too. His long wing span, his quickness, his terrific jumping ability and his gritty toughness makes him bad news for opponents on defense. All too often, the defensive abilities of Johnson are overshadowed by his rainbow three-pointers and an occasional spectacular jam. But, those dunks usually are the result of a steal and a lightning-fast dash to the hoop. Called "Instant Offense" by Coach Speedy Morris, Johnson will be called from the pine early in most games. More often than not, Johnson is called on by Morris to go out and stop an opponent who has found an easy way

to the La Salle bucket. No question about it, Bobby Johnson is the top sixth man in the MAAC. He could start for any team in the league including the Explorers. But,

what a lift he gives to La Salle when he comes in off the bench to hit the long range "J" or converts a turnover in- to a slam. A lot of players would sulk or be taciturn by sit- ting the pine at the opening tap but Johnson seems to relish his role. He knows that his contribution has been a major part of La Salle's climb to the top of the MAAC. When the La Salle run comes down the stretch you can count on Bobby Johnson to be a key element.

JOHNSONS BESTS: CAREER 25 vs Manhattan, 1/14/89 PTS 10 vs Canisius, 12/17/87 REBS 4 vs Three Opponents ASTS

Bobby Johnson, Career Statistics Year G/GS FG-FGA PCT. 3FG-FGA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. REB-AVG. PTS-AVG. AST 88-89 31/0 130-318 .409 54-129 .419 41-58 .707 115-3.7 355-11.5 44 87-88 34/15 79-160 .494 11-33 .333 27-39 .692 90-2.7 196-5.8 28 86-87 12/0 5-13 .385 0-2 .000 5-7 .714 6-0.5 15-1.0

Totals 77/15 214-491 .436 65-164 396 73-104 .702 211-2.7 566-7.4 72

13 DOUG OVERTON 6-3, JR. GUARD PHILADELPHIA, PA

—was named to the 1989 first team All MAAC —has started in 50 consecutive games —scored in double figures 24 times last season —had ten or more assists nine times last season —was tenth in the nation in assists, 7.6 per game —set a school record of 98 steals last season

—set a single game record of 8 steals vs. Army (Feb. 3)

—set a single game record of 1 8 assists vs. Holy Cross (Feb. 13) —set a school single season record with 244 —named to the 1989 MAAC tournament team —scored a career high 22 points against Syracuse and St. Peter's Doug Overton was a shooting guard as a freshman. He made the transition to the point guard as a sophomore with great success. As he enters his junior year, he is the premier point guard in the MAAC. He scores (13.3) from the outside (a 41 percent three-point shooter), on short

range jumpers and can drive it to the hoop. Overton can

dish it off (a record 18 assists in one game, and a record 244 assists on the season). And he runs the offense (the primary ballhandler for the Explorers, he has turned the ball over only 104 times in 32 games). And can he ever play defense (how about a record eight steals in one game and 95 thefts last season, another milestone). A choice on all-league squad has confirmed Overton as one of the best all-around guards in the East. Over- ton's 30 points, 20 assists and 13 steals in the Explorers' three game sweep in the 1989 MAAC Tournament earned him a spot on the all-tournament team. The only guard to outplay Overton last season was the great of Syracuse in the season opening game. His credentials are bonafide, Doug Overton is the trigger man for La Salle's league leading offense that scores 83 points a game. Even though there is the cool, calm collectedness of a great court quarterback, Overton, every once in a while, will air the flair of the showman. Watching Doug Overton play basketball is indeed a pleasure. OVERTON'S BESTS: CAREER 22 vs Syracuse, 11/18/88 PTS 22 vs St. Peter's, 3/6/89 PTS 8 vs Villanova, 12/22/88 REBS 8 vs American, 2/5/89 REBS 18 vs Holy Cross, 2/13/89 ASTS

Doug Overton, Career Statistics Year G/GS FG-FGA PCT. 3FG-FGA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. REB-AVG. PTS-AVG. AST 88-89 32/32 174-352 .494 26-65 .400 47-59 .797 102-3.2 421-13.2 244 87-88 34/19 110-221 .498 8-27 .296 37-44 .841 81-2.4 265-7.8 91

Totals 66/51 284-573 .496 34-92 .370 84-103 .816 183-2.8 686-10.4 335

14 JACK HURD

6-6, SO., GUARD LITITZ, PA

—1989 Rookie-of-the-Year in the MAAC —1989 Rookie-of-the-Year in the Big 5 —named MAAC Rookie-of-the-Week four times in 1989 —played 906 minutes in freshman season —started all 32 games this past winter —shot almost 50% from the field (47.7%) — led MAAC in three point field goals made — led MAAC in three point field goal percentage (44.0%, 70-159) —scored in double figures 21 times this season —scored over 20 points four times this season —scored a career high 26 points in the NCAA tournament vs. La. Tech —shot 77.3% from the free throw line last season —was third on the team in assists with 64 —was named to the East Team for the 1989 National Sports Festival

At the beginning of last season, it was thought that Jack

Hurd would get some meaningful minutes. It was thought

that he would be groomed to fill the shooter's role vacated by the graduated . Coach Morris knew more

than that. He knew that Hurd could shoot it. He knew that Hurd would hustle on defense. Go after loose balls. Go strong to the boards. So Morris started the baby-faced Hurd from day one. Of course, Morris often calls Hurd's name loudly during the course of a game, usually for a mistake or a foul. But Morris knew more than anyone that Jack Hurd could play. And now the Metro Atlantic Athletic

Conference knows it, too. Hurd, a four-time MAAC Rookie of the Week, was the unanimous pick as the conference Freshman Player of the Year. He has had some big games. He had a few bad games, but just a few and never in a row. His youthful confidence, a feathery shooting touch and, above all, his unbridled, aggressive, all-out energy on the court has made Jack Hurd a cornerstone for the Explorers future.

HURD'S BESTS: CAREER 26 vs Louisiana Tech, 3/16/89 PTS 7 vs Fordham, 1/19/89 REBS 7 vs American, 2/5/89 REBS 7 vs St. Peter's, 3/6/89 ASTS

Jack Hurd, Career Statistics ?ar G/GS FG-FGA PCT. 3FG-FGA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. REB-AVG. PTS-AVG. AST -89 32/32 144-302 .477 70-159 .440 51-66 .773 98-3.1 409-12.8 64

15 MILKO LIEVERST

6-9, SO. CENTER AMSTERDAM, THE NETHERLANDS

—started 31 games last season —had a career high 10 rebounds vs. Fairfield (Feb. 19)

—had a career high 1 1 points vs Florida State (Feb. 23) —grabbed 116 rebounds last season —had 26 rebounds in a three game stretch against Notre Dame, Fairfield, and Florida State —had five rebounds or more in 10 games

For Milko Lieverst the 1989 season was a learning experience. Having started 31 games, the Dutch product was pushed, prodded and at times, protected and as the season came to a close, Milko produced. All season long, the red-shirt freshman hustled and provided unflagging effort but with minimal statistical evidence. Yet, in the last three games of the regular season, he was nothing short of a wonder, at least in the eyes of La Salle fans. Against Notre Dame, Milko held his own on the boards gathering eight rebounds, at the time a career high. In the MAAC regular season finale versus Fairfield, he grabbed 10 boards. Then, in the game of his life, against then 12th ranked Florida State, Milko made a couple of offensive moves that he had jiever shown before and scored in dou-

ble figures for the first time, 1 1 crucial points. He also held his own against the athletic Seminoles collecting eight key rebounds. Now known affectionately by Explorer partisans as the Milkman, Lieverst has delivered. Hopefully, the hoop will become a regular delivery for the Milkman and the cheers of Milko, Milko, Milko will flow regularly from the La Salle sections in the stands.

LIEVERST'S BESTS: CAREER 11 vs Florida State, 1/23/89 PTS 10 vs Fairfield, 2/19/89 REBS 2 vs Fordham, 1/28/89 ASTS

Milko Lieverst, Career Statistics Year G/GS FG-FGA PCT. 3FG-FGA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. REB-AVG. PTS-AVG. AST 88-89 32/31 25-654 .463 0-0 .000 20-37 .541 116-3.6 70-2.2 17

16 DON SHELTON

v- 6-8, SO., CENTER 3^ TRENTON, NJ

—played in 31 of 32 games —scored a career high eight points against Fairfield li in the MAAC Tournament —scored 39 points and collected 30 rebounds in a relief role

^1 *-'*Bm ^B ' B^v'^* -#" !)£ —averaged over eight minutes a game as a freshman

Don Shelton can spell relief and that has been his role with the Explorers. Shelton showed sparks of brilliance, particularly in the first two rounds of the MAAC Tourna- ^^^^^^^^Hr^^« y ^1 ment. Eight points against Fairfield was a career high and a strong 20 minutes in the semi-finals yeilded a critical contribution of four points and three rebounds. Often when push comes to shove, Shelton will be inserted into the line- up because of his physical potential. Like his sophomore teammates, Shelton has learned much this past season and should be an asset for the future.

SHELTON'S BESTS: CAREER 8 vs Fairfield, 3/1/89 PTS 3 vs Georgia Southern, 12/2/88 REBS 3 vs Fordham, 3/4/89 REBS

1 vs Seven opponents ASTS IP ii 1 ^m » i

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Don Shelton, Career Statistics Year G/GS FG-FGA PCT. 3FG-FGA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. REB-AVG. PTS-AVG AST 88-89 31/0 11-21 .524 0-0 .000 17-25 .680 30-1.0 39-1.3 6

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4 KEITH MORRIS

5-10, SO., GUARD PHILADELPHIA, PA

—played in 17 games —scored a career high six points against Fairfield in the MAAC Tournament (3/1) —made three of eight three-point shots —tallied 15 points in limited action

Morris played in 17 games in 1989. He scored fifteen points, all from the field and made three of eight three- point shots in limited action. He scored a career high six points against Fairfield in the MAAC Tournament. Keith is the son of Explorers Head Coach Speedy Morris. A good shooter, Morris led Penn Charter from three-point range and helped them to records of 22-5 and 21-9 in his junior and senior years respectively. He started as a senior, lettering twice at Penn Charter, while playing under Bill Michuda as a junior and former La Salle Head Coach Lefty Ervin as a senior.

MORRIS' BESTS: CAREER 6 vs Fairfield, 3/1/89 PTS

1 vs Three opponents REBS

1 vs Three opponents ASTS

Keith Morris, Career Statistics Year G/GS FG-FGA PCT. 3FG-FGA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. REB-AVG. PTS-AVG. AST 88-89 17-0 6-15 .400 3-8 .375 0-3 .000 3-0.2 15-0.9 3

18 EXPLORER NEWCOMERS

#35 MIKE BERGIN 6-4, FR., GUARD, COLLEGE PARK, MD

Bergin earned a spot on the squad by impressing the coaching staff in open try-outs. Bergin is the only walk-on on the 1989-90 roster. He played his prep basketball at St, John's in Washington, DC. He averaged 12 points and seven rebounds. Bergin's high school coach was Joe Gallagher. A member of La Salle's honors program, Bergin is majoring in Political Science.

#51 BRON HOLLAND 6-8, SO., FORWARD, BANGOR, PA

Holland is a transfer from St. Bonaventure who averaged 4.1 points and 4.3 rebounds in six games last season for the Bonnies. A good passer, Holland also averaged two assists a game in limited play. His best game came against Kent State when he scored nine points and pulled down seven rebounds. Holland excelled in high school, where he became

Bangor's all-time leading scorer, (1,619 points,) and rebounder, (1 ,023). He also averaged

four blocked shots per game. Holland averaged 21 .5 points and 1 3.0 rebounds as a senior

and was named the Easton, Pa Express Player of the Year. He was also a District II All-Star.

#24 JEFF NEUBAUER 6-4, FR., GUARD, SLIDELL, LA

Neubauer is a player who, according to Slidell High Head Coach Danny Ruffin, got to the level he is at now by hard work. Neubauer rose to become not only his team's leading scorer, but also one of the state's best players as an Honorable Mention All-State 4-A Selec- tion. In his senior year, he led his team to the District 13 4-A title averaging 17.1 points,

5.8 rebounds, 1 .5 steals and 4.0 assists per game. During his four years at Slidell, Neubauer was a District 13 MVP, a two-time All-District 4-A and All-Metro New Orleans selection. He is also a fine academic student, finishing with a ranking of 22 out of 306 among his senior classmates. After narrowing his choices to Northeast, Centenary, Southern Mississippi and La Salle among the twenty schools that recruited him, Neubauer finally chose La Salle \ \ because of his attraction to Philadelphia and the Explorers' successful program. #42 MICHAEL STOCK 6-5, JR., FORWARD, BENSALEM, PA

Stock is a transfer from Trenton State College who averaged 7.5 points and 5.5 rebounds per game over two years. During that time, Stock helped Trenton State to a combined record of 44-13. Stock sat out last year and participated in practices with the Explorers. The team hopes that his rugged style of play will make up for the loss of forward Craig Conlin. As a high school player, Stock was a First-Team All-Catholic and All-Area Bucks County selec- tion. He averaged 16.0 points and 9.5 rebounds for Bishop Egan. Stock is also a member of the National Honor Society.

#14 RANDY WOODS 6-0, SO., GUARD, PHILADELPHIA, PA

Woods came to La Salle from Benjamin Franklin High in Philadelphia where he averaged 20.5 points per game in his senior year. Woods, a versatile performer who has played both point and shooting guard positions became his school's all-time leading scorer, pouring in 1,174 points in his four years at Benjamin Franklin. Among his honors received in high school, Woods was an All-Public Schools First Team Selection in his junior and senior years, a First-Team All-State and All-City selection. Woods' interest in theatre has led him to work as a stage hand at La Salle.

19 The Explorers Support Staff

Gus Carr Head Manager

Taking on the responsibilities as the Head Manager for the Explorers is senior Gus Carr. A resident of Roxborough, Carr is in his third season as a member of the Explorers managerial staff. He is a dual major in finance and accounting and will graduate this spring. The Philadelphia native attended the prestigious Malvern (PA) Prepatory School and Drexel University before enrolling at La Salle. Carr assists the coaching staff in practice manage- ment and a variety of other duties. A three-time soccer letterwinner at Malvern, Carr enjoys sun bathing and bartending in his precious spare time.

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Brian Morris Assistant Manager

Joining his father and his brother, Keith, on the Explorers bench this season is Brian Mor- ris. Morris will assist Carr in the managerial duties. A freshman, Morris attended Arch Bishop Carroll. Morris, popular figure on campus, has not yet declared a major at La Salle.

Tom O'Malley Assistant Manager

Assisting with the managerial duties this season will be Tom O'Malley. A freshman, O'Malley attended Bishop Eustace in Pennsauken, NJ where he lettered in soccer. O'Malley intends ft to major in Business at La Salle.

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Clare McCarthy Basketball Secretary

Entering her second year as the basketball secretary is Clare McCarthy. Clare is respon- sible for all clerical duties in the busy Explorers basketball office. While handling the coaching staff's correspondence and screening the office's many phone calls, Clare makes each visitor to the La Salle basketball office feel welcome. Clare's youngest daughter, Eileen \ is a sophomore at La Salle. Eileen helps out in the Explorers Sports Information Office.

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LA SALLE UNIVERSITY HEAD BASKETBALL COACH BILL "SPEEDY" MORRIS

"Speedy." It's the nickname of the La Salle Explorers basket-

ball coach. Somehow the moniker doesn't quite fit. He isn't fleet of foot and he's not a fast-talking city-slicker.

However, he has risen quickly among his peers. Bill "Speedy" Morris has won an average of 23.3 games in his three seasons as the coach of the Explorers.

Morris has put his teams in pretty fast company, too. In his

initial season of 1987 as a men's Division I coach, Morris took the Explorers to the finals of the NIT. In 1988, La Salle went undefeated in the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference and earned a berth in the NCAA Tournament. Last season, Morris' directed the Explorers to a 26-6 record and the border of the top 20. The 1989 Explorers won another MAAC crown and a return ticket to NCAA's.

When you win that many games it makes the seasons fly by,

maybe that's why Morris is called Speedy.

Morris is a legend in Philadelphia coaching circles. He sped his way to 387 wins as a high school coach at Roman Catholic and Penn Charter in 14 seasons, an average of about 28 vic- tories a year. Morris jokes that as a player when he drove down the lane he was always called for a three second violation. Inspite of his own athletic abilities, his teams are fundamentally sound and well-conditioned. They are quick to run and quick to exploit their opponents weaknesses.

Morris came to La Salle in 1984 as the first full-time coach of the women's basketball team. He wasted no time in building a winner. Morris posted 22 and 21 -win seasons. In his second season at the school, his women's team captured the MAAC

title and a spot in the NCAA field. Following such success, Mor-

ris was appointed head men's basketball coach and in doing

so became the first coach in the nation to make such a switch. Morris has been the MAAC Coach of the Year in 1988 and 1989 (a shared honor with St. Peter's Ted Fiore last winter). His Bill "Speedy" Morris record of 70-29, a winning percentage of 71 percent, ranks Morris

as the winningest third year coach in Division I. A speedy rise,

so maybe the nickname is well-deserved.

For the Morris family, basketball is quite a family affair, his wife, Mimi, daughter, Margaret Mary and youngest son, Christopher are always in the stands at home games and make as many road trips as possible. Keith, a sophomore guard, and Brian, a freshman manager, join their father on the Explorers bench.

22 "Speedy" Morris' Career Coaching Record

Men's Basketball W L Pet.

88-89 La Salle University 26 6 .813 (MAAC Champion, NCAA)

87-88 La Salle University 24 10 .706 (MAAC Champion, NCAA)

86-87 La Salle University 20 13 .606 (NIT Finalist)

Men's Basketball Record 70 29 .707

Women's Basketball

85-86 La Salle University 21 9 .700700 (MAAC Champion, NCAA)

84-85 La Salle University 22 8 .733

Women's Basketball Record 43 17 .717

COLLEGE TOTALS 113 46 .711

High School Coaching Record

82-84 Wm. Penn Charter 40 14 .741

67-81 Roman Catholic 347 82 .809

High School Totals 387 96 .801

OVERALL CAREER RECORD 500 142 .779

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4 COACHING STAFF JOE MIHALICH

An Explorer through to the core, Joe Mihalich, has played and coached at La Salle Univer- sity. The Philadelphia native is beginning his ninth season as a member of the coaching staff. Mihalich was the 1978 NCAA squad's Co-Captain and "Most-Dedicated-Player." He was a four time letterwinner under Coach . Following his senior year, Mihalich apprenticed under the legendary high school coach at DeMatha High School in Washington, DC. As the head coach of DeMatha's junior varsity team, Mihalich posted a three year record of 39-5. The 33-year old Mihalich is pursuing a Master's degree in Sports Administration from . Mihalich also teaches part-time in La Salle's Mathematics department in addition to his coaching and recruiting assignments. Mihalich

and his wife, Mary, have three sons, Joey (2) and twins Matt and Tony (1). The Mihalich's live in Northeast Philadelphia.

RANDY MONROE

Beginning his second season on the La Salle basketball staff is Randy Monroe. Monroe came to La Salle following two seasons as an assistant coach at Cheyney University. He

helped the Wolves to a berth in the NCAA Division II final in the 1986 season. Monroe graduated from Cheyney in 1987 with a Bachelor's degree in Recreational Administration. The 27-year old has been active in many area and regional basketball camps over the past few years. Monroe played his high school basketball at Roman Catholic High School under current Explorers coach Speedy Morris. In his senior year at Roman, he was a first team All-Philadelphia choice. Monroe also garnered the Catholic League MVP award as well as earning a first team berth on the All-Catholic League squad. Monroe is single and lives in Philadelphia.

SAM RINES

Rines is in his tenth season assisting the Explorers coaching staff as the part-time assis- tant. An assistant coach at Abington High School in Montgomery County prior to joining the La Salle staff, Rines has been the director and supervisor of the Abington Township Recreational Basketball Program since 1975. The 45-year old Rines graduated, like Randy Monroe, graduated from Cheyney State in 1968. Rines holds a Master's degree from nearby Beaver College. Rines and his wife, Fannie Elizabeth, live in North Hills, PA, with their

three children, Donna, a 1 989 graduate of La Salle, Sam, a junior redshirt on the Explorers basketball squad, and Charlezetta.

RICH PRENDERGAST

An enthusiastic supporter of La Salle basketball, Prendergast enters his sixth season as a volunteer coach to Speedy Morris' team. Prendergast has coached in the Philadelphia CYO and in the Catholic League high school system. Before joining the La Salle coaching staff, Prendergast directed the Women's team at Hallahan High School to two playoff berths in four seasons. In 1986, Prendergast was honored with the Mary S. O'Connor Loyalty Award for dedication and service to the La Salle women's intercollegiate athletic programs. Prendergast lives in Stone Harbor, NJ. Two of his three daughters, Maria and Catharine attend La Salle, while his youngest, Colleen aspires to become an Explorer.

24 1989-90 La Salle University Cheerleaders

Front Row: (l-r) Joe Pertrizzo, Jennifer O'Driscoll, Patty Aguayo, Patty Daly, Alii Hyman. Second Row: Gabriella Severini, Missy Parent, Andrea Cappachione*, Betsey Santos. Third Row: Kevin Williams*, Tim Connelly, Don Hanrahan. "Captains 1989-90 La Salle University Dance Team

Front Row: (l-r) Courtney Altemus, Christina Roach, Jennifer Ebert, Tracey Wilhelm, Kim Grant. Second Row: Kelly Anderson, Gina Skorwk*, Maria Prendergast, Jennifer Nelson*, Denise Vespel, Kristen Graham, Caroline Thorton. 'Captains

25 ROBERT MULLEN DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS

Under Director of Athletics, Robert and athletic facilities, including the

Mullen, La Salle University has Philadelphia Civic Center, have all achieved national recognition. The added to the fulfillment of the total Explorers' men's and women's bas- University environment. Combine this ketball programs have made consec- with our reputation for academic utive appearances in the NCAA Tour- integrity and you have a combination nament and La Salle has captured that is going to be difficult to beat. the Metro Atlantic Athletic Con- The task isn't totally complete and ference Commissioner's Cup (sym- will always be in a state of evolution. bolic of athletic excellence) in each The immediate responsibility is to of the three years of Mullen's tenure. stabilize our present gains while La Salle University has made many carefully planning our future goals. improvements in facilities and within "The next three years will present its athletic structure with Mullen act- a challenge to not only La Salle, but ing as the catalyst for these changes. all NCAA institutions. The mounting Mullen has been President of the pressure from certain elements of the MAAC and Chairman of the Big 5. NCAA membership are going to pre- Prior to joining the La Salle staff, cipitate drastic changes in divisional Mullen was Director of Athletics at the criteria. This will cause the majority

University of Southern Colorado and of Division I institutions to reevaluate Loras College. A member of the their level of competition and con- National Association of College ference affiliation. La Salle must be Mullen Athletic Directors ( NACDA), Mullen poised to pursue the options which Bob has been an active administrator. He best coincides with the philosophy of has been the President of the NAIA the University." Athletic Directors Association and was a Division II College Represen- tative to the Executive Committee of NACDA. Below is a portion of Mullen's recent address to La Salle Univer- sity's Board of Trustees: "La Salle's athletic program is experiencing a period of great suc- cess that has caused it to gain a new level of recognition. We once again have reached a national level of prominence. This euphoria may once more be temporary, therefore it is crucial that we stabilize at this new height and minimize any potential erosion. The materialistic elements that student-athletes consider along with their educational needs when choosing a college are important con- tributing factors to the level of suc- cess of any program. Some of these materialistic elements they compare include campus buildings, arenas, dormitories, and the prominence of the opposing teams. "La Salle University has moved rapidly in the past three years and it has resulted in a first class campus. New townhouses, the beautiful library

26 ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT PERSONNEL

Academics Hayman Hall

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Assistant Directors ©

Peter D'Orazio Michael Wood Director of Intramurals Assistant Director, Hayman Hall

B.A.. La Salle University B.A., La Salle University

Sports Information Kathleen McNally Tom Meier Assistant Athletic Director Assistant Athletic Director

B.S., B.A., Dickinson College West Chester State University Ed.M., Temple University

Mac Yates Dawn Wright Director of Sports Information Assistant Director, B.S.. Ohio University Sports Information B A University of MA. Ohio State University • New Hampshire

27 HOLYl REDEEMER HOSPITAL ANDlMEDICAL CENTER.

fit* (Trcc&lf SP®RTS ffi-SSU SPORTS MEDICINE PHYSICAL THERAPISTS, INC. Team Effort Helps Keep Explorers Healthy

Sports Medicine for the 1989-90 season involves a team effort between Head Trainer Bill Gerzabek, the La Salle athletic staff and con- sultants from Pat Croce's Holy Redeemer Hospital Sports Medicine Center in Huntingdon Valley, PA. Gerzabek is in his second season as the Explorers athletic trainer. An '85 graduate of Central Connecticut State, Gerzabek spent two years at Georgetown University prior to heading the La Salle sports medicine staff. He is currently completing a M.S. degree in Sports Medicine from As orthopedic Specialist for the Explorers, Dr. Tony Balsamo, Medical Director at Holy Old Dominion. Assisting Gerzabek, is Redeemer Sports Medicine Center, is a key member of La Salle's sports medicine effort. Assistant Trainer Joe Erdeljac. Erdel- jac, in his first year at La Salle, holds athletes including the NBA's dic specialists for the Explorers. degrees in Sports Medicine from , Managing the Holy Redeemer West Virginia University and Austin and Atlantic Hawks and the NHL's Sports Medicine Center is Pat Peay State University. . Dewechter, ATC, CSCS. Beginning The sports medicine professionals Dr. Tony Balsamo, MD, is the with the pre-season fitness screen- from Holy Redeemer are under the Medical Director at Holy Redeemer ings Dewechter and the rest of the direction of Pat Croce, PT, ATC, Hospital Sports Medicine Center. Pat Croce Team have been working CSCS, President of Sports Physical Balsamo and his colleagues, Marc with La Salle's Gerzabek to provide Therapists, Inc. Croce is also Manzione, MD and Robert Mann- the Explorers with physical therapy, physical therapist and conditioning herz, MD, from Pennsylvania Ortho- orthopedic rehabilitation and flexibil- coach for various professional pedics Associates serve as orthope- ity programs.

Physical Therapist Bob Filer of Holy Redeemer Sports Medicine Center and Explorer's Head Trainer Bill Gerzabek assess Lionel Simmons' pre-season fitness level.

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THE EXPLORERS' 1988-89 SEASON IN REVIEW

ie 1989 La Salle University basketball season opened Simmons winning the MVP award in both. with a loss and closed with a loss but what times were had A Christmas present for all Explorers' fans was provided in between. The Explorers won 26 basketball games, a feat by Craig Conlin's 20 points and Simmons' 21 rebounds in that had not been duplicated since the 1955 season, equal- an, 79-74, emotionally thrilling overtime win at Villanova's ing a school record for victories. DuPont Pavilion. Held to just 18 points versus the Wildcats,

Superstar Lionel Simmons proved convincingly that he is Simmons dominated the boards grabbing 21 rebounds. among the best in the nation. All season long, Simmons Bobby Johnson's six points in the overtime were also key ranked among the NCAA's top three scorers in the country to the victory. with his 28.4 average. He also ranked among the top seven In the Cotton States Classic, Simmons set a tournament rebounders with his 11.4 caroms per game. A 38-point per- scoring record of 57 points that included the career high ver- formance over an unbeaten, and at the time, 16th ranked sus South Carolina. South Carolina team in the Cotton States Classic by Sim- A two-game losing streak to highly-regarded Georgia in mons was a season and career high. A finalist for the John the CSC and Temple followed. It was the longest and only Wooden Award, Simmons consistently put his numbers in losing streak of the season. the boxscores and as a result was virtually a consensus La Salle, for the second straight year, rolled through the selection as a second team All-America. Simmons was MAAC schedule. Only a two point loss in the Palestra to a named first team All-America by the Sports News, while gritty St. Peter's team momentarily slowed the Explorers on receiving second team honors from Eastman-Kodak/NABC, its race to the crown. La Salle won its second consecutive UPI, U.S. Basketball Writers' Association, and Basketball MAAC Tournament and avenged the mid-season loss with Times. made Simmons a third team All- a decisive victory in the finals over the Peacocks. In its America choice. domination of the MAAC, the Explorers have run their two Simmons dominated the Metro Atlantic Athletic Con- year record to 33-1 against league foes. ference winning the league's Player-of-the-Year award for the A thrilling, 101-100, victory over Florida State made amends second straight year. He swept the balloting for the post- for an, 80-78, loss at Notre Dame and sprung the Explorers season tournament MVP crown. The USBWA made Sim- into the national limelight as the win over the Seminoles was mons its District 1 Player-of-the-Year as well. televised nationally on ESPN. Head Coach Speedy Morris, whose record now stands Winning streaks of eight, six, seven and five made the at 70-29, the best of any three year coach in Division I, season flash by. It was exhilarating for the 12 players, five claimed Co-Coach of the Year honors in the MAAC. In addi- coaches, La Salle University and its fans. tion, Morris' peers selected him as the NABC District III Simmons and Conlin each reached career milestones dur- Coach of the Year. ing the season. Simmons scored his 2000th point as the The honors were not limited to Simmons and Morris in Explorers scorched lona in the Palestra and gathered in his the post season. 1000th rebound in the gut-wrenching loss at Notre Dame. Sophomore point guard Doug Overton set single season Conlin might have postponed his 1000th point for a win over assist and steal records. His play prompted a Sporting News St. Peter's as his milestone came in the loss at the Palestra, Honorable Mention All-America selection, a first team MAAC yet on that night the classy senior became the 31st Explorer pick, an Eastern Basketball and Basketball Times Honorable to reach the select club. Mention All-East choice. Even though the Explorers lost to Louisiana Tech in the Freshman guard Jack Hurd led the league in three-point NCAA Tournament, the specter for the future is bright. Only field goals and scored 409 points. He was named MAAC Conlin will leave the roster. The prospect of Simmons' senior Rookie of the Year and also earned Honorable Mention year; the return of Overton, Hurd, Johnson, Milko Lieverst status among this year's freshman class by Basketball and Don Shelton along with several promising players wait- Times. ing in the wings, the future of La Salle basketball is indeed La Salle captured two in-season tournaments, the ACME positively brilliant. Boot Showdown and the Jostens Philadelphia Classic, with

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1988-89 LA SALLE UNIVERSITY BASKETBALL RESULTS

Overall Record: 26-6; MAAC Record: 13-1, Big 5 Record: 3-1

Big Apple NIT-Carrierdome, Syracuse, NY Nov. 1 Syracuse 92, LA SALLE 76 (26,072) 0-1 Acme Boot Showdown-Clarkesville, TN Dec. 2 LA SALLE 64, Georgia Southern 62 (2,800) W 1-1 Dec. 3 LA SALLE 79, Austin Peay 74 (6,643) W 2-1

Dec. 5 LA SALLE 81 , St. Joseph's 57 Palestra (4,189) W 3-1 Jostens Philadelphia Classic-The Palestra, Philadelphia, PA Dec. 9 LA SALLE 77, Penn 61 (5,92f) W 4-1 Dec. 10 LA SALLE 93, Long Beach State 63 (4,144) W 5-1

Dec. 14 LA SALLE 78, St. Peter's 74 Jersey City, NJ (1,211) W 6-1 Dec. 22 LA SALLE 79, Villanova 74 OT Villanova, PA (6,500) W 7-1 Cotton States Classic-The Omni, Atlanta, GA Dec. 29 LA SALLE 85, South Carolina 67 (7,128) W 8-1 Dec. 30 Georgia 95, LA SALLE 85 (8,416) L 8-2

Jan. 4 Temple 67, LA SALLE 57 The Palestra (8,443) L 8-3 Jan. 7 LA SALLE 97, Richmond 76 The Palestra (3,686) W 9-3 Jan. 1 LA SALLE 86, Fordham 73 Bronx, NY (1,632) W 10-3

Jan. 1 LA SALLE 81 , Manhattan 57 The Palestra (3,707) w 11-3 Jan. 1 LA SALLE 84, Holy Cross 72 Worcester, MA (3,405) w 12-3 Jan. 21 LA SALLE 65, Fairfield 61 Fairfield, CT (3,022) w 13-3 Jan. 23 LA SALLE 89, lona 64 lona, NY (2,519) w 14-3 Jan. 25 St. Peter's 65, LA SALLE 63 The Palestra (2,398) L 14-4 Jan. 28 LA SALLE 77, Fordham 66 The Palestra (3,031) w 15--4

Feb. 1 LA SALLE 91 , lona 62 The Palestra (2,980) w 16-4 Feb. 3 LA SALLE 94, Army 70 West Point, NY (1,470) w 17-4 Feb 5 LA SALLE 111, American 91 Washington, DC (2,780) w 18--4 Feb. 9 LA SALLE 88, Army 67 The Palestra (1,580) w 19--4 Feb. 1 LA SALLE 77, Manhattan 60 Riverdale, NY (2,311) w 20-4 Feb. 13 LA SALLE 101, Holy Cross 82 The Palestra (3,250) w 21-4 Feb. 1 Notre Dame 80, LA SALLE 78 Notre Dame, IN (10,243) L 21-5 Feb. 1 LA SALLE 85, Fairfield 67 The Palestra (3,640) w 22-5 Feb. 23 LA SALLE 101, Florida St. 100 The Palestra (8,722) w 23-5 Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Championship Tournament Mar.1 LA SALLE 91, Fairfield 62 The Palestra (2,206) W 24-5 Mar. 4 LA SALLE 85, Fordham 69 Meadowlands (5,886) W 25-5

Mar. 6 LA SALLE 71 , St. Peter's 58 Meadowlands (3,1 25) W 26-5 NCAA Championship Tournament, Southeast Regional, First Round-Nashville, TN Mar. 16. Louisiana Tech 83, LA SALLE 74 (9,687) L 26-6

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LA SALLE UNIVERSITY BASKETBALL 1988-89 INDIVIDUAL SEASON BESTS LA SALLE POINTS 38, LIONEL SIMMONS VS. SOUTH CAROLINA, 12/29/88

FGM 15, LIONEL SIMMONS VS. ST. PETER'S, 12/14/88 1 5, LIONEL SIMMONS VS. SOUTH CAROLINA, 1 2/29/88 FGA 34, LIONEL SIMMONS VS. HOLY CROSS, 2/1 3/89 FG% 100.0,(7-7), CRAIG CONLIN VS. RICHMOND 1/7/89

3PFG 6, JACK HURD VS. AMERICAN, 2/5/89 3PFGA 1 0, JACK HURD VS. TEMPLE, 1/4/89 10, BOB JOHNSON VS. TEMPLE, 1/4/89 10, JACK HURD VS. HOLY CROSS, 2/13/89 3PFG% 100.0,(5-5), JACK HURD VS. IONA, 1/23/88

FT 1 1 LIONEL SIMMONS VS. ARMY, 2/9/89 FTA 1 5, LIONEL SIMMONS VS. ARMY, 2/9/89 FT% 100.0,(10-10), BOB JOHNSON VS. AMERICAN, 2/5/89

REBS 21, LIONEL SIMMONS VS. VILLANOVA, 12/22/88,

ASSISTS 18, DOUG OVERTON VS. HOLY CROSS, 2/13/89

STEALS 8, DOUG OVERTON VS. ARMY, 2/3/89

BLOCKS 5, LIONEL SIMMONS VS. AMERICAN, 2/5/89 5, LIONEL SIMMONS VS. FORDHAM, 3/4/89 OPPONENTS 4 POINTS 36, GEORGE MCCLOUD, FLORIDA STATE, 2/23/89

FGM 1 2, , GEORGIA SOUTHERN, 1 2/2/88 FGA 26, TROY BRADFORD, FAIRFIELD, 3/1/89 FG% 90.0,(9-10), SANFORD JENKINS, FORDHAM, 1/28/89

3PFG 10, GEORGE MCCLOUD, FLORIDA STATE, 2/23/89 3PFGA 17, GEORGE MCCLOUD, FLORIDA STATE, 2/23/89 3PFG% 80.0,(4-5), JOE VIVIANO, HOLY CROSS, 1/19/89

FT 1 2, , GEORGIA, 1 2/30/88 FTA 17, ALEC KESSLER, GEORGIA, 12/30/88 FT% 100.0,(6-6), JOHN HATTEN, LONG BEACH, 12/10/88

REBS 19, RON DRAPER, AMERICAN, 2/5/89

ASSISTS 11, SHERMAN DOUGLAS, SYRACUSE, 11/18/88

STEALS 5, , TEMPLE, 1/4/89 5, JEAN PRIOLEAU, FORDHAM, 1/12/89

BLOCKS 5, LAPHONSO ELLIS, NOTRE DAME, 2/1 6/89

35 SEASON HIGHS/LOWS

La Salle Opponents

Points 1st Half: High 59 vs American 45 by Georgia

Low 25 vs Temple 17 by Fairfield

Points 2nd Half: High 66 vs Long Beach State 67 by Florida State Low 30 vs Notre Dame 26 by lona Total Points: High 111 vs American 100 by Florida State Low 57 vs Temple 57 by Manhattan

Total Field Goals Made: High 39 vs Holy Cross 39 by Syracuse (NIT) Low 24 vs Temple 16 by Long Beach State

Total Field Goals Att: High 85 vs Holy Cross 81 by American Low 50 vs Fordham 39 by St.Peter's Total FG Percentage: High .633 vs Fordham .643 by Georgia Southern Low .353 vs Temple .286 by Long Beach State

3-Pt Field Goals: High 10 vs Holy Cross 13 by Florida State

Low vs St. Peter's 1 by Fairfield 3-Pt FG Attempted: High 30 vs Temple 28 by Florida State

Low 4 vs St. Peter's 3 by Georgia Southern

3-Pt FG Percentage: High 1.000 vs Fordham .625 by St. Peter's

Low .000 vs St. Peter's .100 by Fairfield

Free Throws: High 30 vs American 32 by Georgia Low 2 vs Temple 6 by Fordham Free Throws Attempted: High 34 vs American 43 by Georgia Low 4 vs Temple 7 by Fordham

Free Throw Percentage: High .882 vs American .923 by St. Peter's Low .500 vs Temple .474 by Holy Cross

Total Rebounds: A High 48 vs Holy Cross 51 by lona Low 23 vs Georgia Southern 21 by Fordham

Assists: High 25 vs Holy Cross 25 by Florida State Low 8 vs Syracuse (NIT) 7 by Austin Peay Blocked Shots: High 7 vs lona 6 by Notre Dame Low vs Syracuse (NIT) by Army Steals: High 21 vs Army 12 by Austin Peay

Low 4 vs St. Peter's 1 by American Turnovers: High 24 vs Fordham 24 by Fairfield

Low 5 vs St. Peter's 12 by Fairfield Personal Fouls: High 26 vs Fordham 26 by lona Low 12 vs Holy Cross 13 by Temple

36

SOUTHWEST MISSOURI STATE SAINT MARY'S COLLEGE

Chris Stange Charlie Spoonhour Mike Vontoure Paul Landreaux

November 24-25 at Coors Light Classic in Fresno, CA November 24-25 at Coors Light Classic, Fresno, CA

Location: Springfield, Missouri Founded: 1865

Founded: 1905 Enrollment: 2,200

Enrollment: 16,030 Colors: Blue and Red

Colors: Maroon and White Nickname: Gaels

Nickname: Bears President: Br. Mel Anderson, FSC

President: Dr. Marshall Gordon Athletic Director: Rick Mazzuto

Alliletic Director: Bill Rowe Home Court: McKeon Pavilion (3,500)

Home Court: Hammons Center (8,858) BASKETBALL INFORMATION BASKETBALL INFORMATION

Head Coach: Paul Landreaux (Cal State '71)

Head Coach: Charlie Spoonhour (College of the Ozarks, '61) Assistants: Morris Hodges (San Francisco State '77)

Assistants: Randy Stange (Southwest Missouri, '85) Steve Eggink (Marist '84)

Mark Bernsen (Missouri - St. Louis, '72) Joe Copeland (Baylor '83)

Scott Hickox (Southwest Missouri, '87) Record School: None- First Season

Record School: 130-54 (six years) Record Overall: None

Record Overall: 130-54 (six years) 1988-89 Record: 25-5

1988-89 Record: 21-10 Conference Record: 12-2 (First)

Conference Record: 10-2 (first) Chief Losses:

Chief Losses: Robert Haugen (6-7, F)

Kelby Stuckey (6-7, C) Erick Newman (6-4, F)

Hubert Henderson (6-10, F) Dan Curry (6-9, C)

Top Returns: Top Returns:

Chris Stange (6.5, Sr.,F, 7.6 ppg, 1.2 rpg) James Dailey (6-5, Sr., F, 9.6 ppg, 4.4 rpg)

Lee Campbell (6.7, Sr., C, 7.6 ppg, 5.6 rpg) Terry Burns (6-4, Sr., G, 7.0 ppg, 2.3 rpg) Top Newcomers: Top Newcomers:

Arnold Bernard (5-5, Jr.,G) Demetreus Robbins (6-7, Fr., F)

Darryl Reid (6-2. Jr., G) Marc Armstead (6-8, So., F)

Series Record: 1-0 (Last Met- 1953) Sean Colter (6-2, Fr., G)

La Salle 77-70 Series Record: St. Mary's 1-0 (Last Met- 1985)

St. Mary's 69-59

Sports Information Mailing Address: 901 S. National Sports Information

Springfield, Mo. 65804 Mailing Address: Moraga, CA 94575

SID: Mark StillweU (417) 836-5402 SID: Rick Sutton (415) 631-4402

Home (417) 883-5452 Home (415) 284-7167

Fax (417) 836-4868 Fax (415) 631-4405

38 FRESNO STATE UNIVERSITY DE PAUL UNIVERSITY

7 Wilbert Hooker Ron Adams James Hamby Joey Meyers

November 24-25 At Coors Light Classic Saturday, December 2 at Rosemont Horizon 4:00 p.m. Ct*^ Location: Fresno, California Location: , Dlinois

Founded: 1911 Founded: 1898

Enrollment: 15,553 Enrollment: 14,699

Colors: Cardinal and Blue Colors: Royal Blue and Scarlet Nickname: Bulldogs Nickname: Blue Demons

President: Dr. Harold H. Haak President: Rev. John T. Richardson, CM.

Athletic Director: Dr. Gary Cunningham Athletic Director: Bill Bradshaw *s«fc* Home Court: Sclland (10,132) Home Court: Rosemont Horizon (17,500)

BASKETBALL INFORMATION BASKETBALL INFORMATION

Head Coach: Ron Adams (Fresno Pacific '69) Head Coach: Joey Meyer (De Paul, '71)

Assistants: Don Beck (Quinnipiac '75) Assistants: Jim Piatt (Concordia-Ill., '73)

Frank Carbajal (Colorado St. '61) Robert Collins (Tennessee St., '71)

Bobby Anderson (Fresno St. '81) DwayneTyus (Illinois St., '83)

John Pestorich (UCLA '71) Jay Goedert (North Central, '82)

Record School: 33-53 (three years) Record School: 108-46 (5 years)

Record Overall: 33-53 (three years) Record Overall: 108-46 (5 years)

1988-89 Record: 15-14 1988-89 Record: 21-12

Conference Record: 9-9 (Seventh) Chief Losses:

Chief Losses: Stanley Brandy (6-7, F)

Jervis Cole (6-6, F) Terence Greene 6-4, G/F)

Kevin Stevenson (6-3, G) Top Returns:

Derrick Bardcn (6-6, F) David Booth (6-7, So., F, 9.9 ppg, 4.4 rpg)

Top Returns: Brad Niemann (6-3, Jr., G, 8.8 ppg, 1.3 rpg)

Willbert Hooker (6-3, So., G, 1 1 .2 ppg, 3.2 rpg) James Hamby (7-1, Sr., F, 2.5 ppg, 2.4 rpg)

Pal Riddlespriggcr (6-6, So., F, 5.9 ppg, 3.1 rpg) Top Newcomers:

Bijou Baly (6-3, Sr., G, 4.0 ppg, 2.4 rpg) B.J. Tyler (6-1. Fr.,G)

Top Newcomers: Deryl Cunningham (6-7, Fr., F)

Tod Bernard (6-5, So., F) Terry Davis (6-4, Fr., G)

Peter Martin (7-0, Jr., C) Series Record: DePaul 6-1 (First Meeting- 1950)

Dave Bamett (6-0, Jr, G) Last Met-1987 DePaul 58-54

Series Record: First Meeting

Sports Information Sports Information

Mailing Address: Fresno, California 93740 Mailing Address: 101 1 W. Belden Ave., Chicago. IL 60614

SID: Scott Johnson (209)294-2509 SID: Tim Stephens -(3 12) 34 1-84 15 Home (209) 297-1 146 Home -(312) 215-0472

Fax (209)294-4689 Fax -(312) 341-8076

39 ST. JOSEPH'S UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA

A?* Craig Amos Hassan Duncombe

Monday, February 12 at Alumni Field House 7:00 pm Monday, December 1 1 at Civic Center - 7:00 p.m.

Location: Philadelphia, Pa Location: Philadelphia, Pa. Founded: 1851 Founded: 1740

Enrollment: 2,500 Enrollment: 10,000

Colors: Crimson and Grey Colors: Red and Blue Nickname: Hawks Nickname: Quakers

President: Fr. Nicholas Rashford, S.J. President: Dr. Sheldon Hackney

Athletic Director: Don DiJulia Athletic Director: Paul Rubincam

Home Court: Alumni Field House (3,500) Home Court: The Palestra (8722)

BASKETBALL INFORMATION BASKETBALL INFORMATION

Head Coach: Jim Boyle (St. Joseph's, '64) Head Coach: Fran Dunphy (La Salle, '70)

Assistants: Jimmy Black (North Carolina, '82) Assistants: Gordon Austin (American '83)

Phil Martelli (Widener 76) Fran O'Hanlon (Villanova, '70)

Geoff Arnold (St. Joe's '86) Record School: First Year

Mike Doyle (Philadelphia Textile '88) Record Overall: First Year

Record School: 144-93 (nine years) 1988-89 Record: 13-13

Record Overall: 144-93 (nine years) Conference Record: 9-5 (third)

1988-89 Record: 8-21 Chief Losses:

Conference Record: 4-14 (ninth) (6-2, G ) Chief Losses: Top Returns:

Brian Leahy (6-5, G) Hassan Duncombe (6-7, So., C, 13.4 ppg, 6.7 rpg)

Henry Smith (6-5, F) Tyrone Gilliams (6-2, Jr., G, 5.0 ppg, 2.3 rpg)

James Owens (6-6, F) Jerry Simon ( 6-6, Jr., G, 8.3 ppg, 4.3 rpg) Top Returns: Top Newcomers:

Mike Shaak (6-8, Sr., F, 3.6 ppg, 2.1 rpg) Steve Wade (5-10, Fr.,G)

Craig Amos (6-6, So., F, 1 1.2 ppg, 3.4 rpg) Jeff Blount (6-7, Fr., F)

Matt Guokas (6-8, So., C, 4.9 ppg, 4.5 rpg) Andrew Wise (6-9, Fr., C)

Top Newcomers: Series Record: 18-24 (First Meeting-1934)

Chris Gardler (5-8, Fr., G) Last Met-1988 La Salle 77-61

Jason Warley (6-5, Fr.,F)

Atasho Maloney (6-5, Fr., F)

Series Record: 45-46 (First Meeting- 1901)

Last Met-1988 La Salle 81-57

Sports Information Mailing Address: 54th St. and City Ave. Sports Information Mailing Address: Weightman Hall

Philadelphia, Pa 19131 Philadelphia, Pa 19104

SID: Ken Krsolovic (215) 660-1704 SID: Steve Hurlbut (215) 898-6128

Home (215) 878-9723 Home (215) 748-31 11

Fax (215) 660-1724 Fax (215) 898-1747

40 OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY

J~* 4Tf 4 Tom Greis Roll ie Massimino Perry Carter

Thursday, December 21 at Civic Center - 7:00 p.m. December 28-29 at Sugar Bowl Classic

Location: Villanova, Pa Location: Columbus, Ohio

Founded: 1842 Founded: 1870 T • H • E Enrollment: 6,200 Enrollment: 51,000

Colors: Blue and White Colors: Scarlet, Gray OHIO Nickname: Wildcats Nickname: Buckeyes STATE President: Rev. E.J. Dobbin, OSA President: Dr. Edward H. Jennings UNIVERSITY Athletic Director: Ted Aleto Athletic Director: James. L. Jones

Home Court: John E. dupont Pavilion (6,500) Home Court: St. John Arena (13,276)

BASKETBALL INFORMATION BASKETBALL INFORMATION

Head Coach: (Vermont, '56) Head Coach: Randy Ayers (Miami, OH '78)

Assistants: John Olive (Villanova '77) Assistants: Paul Brazeau (Boston College '81)

Tom Massimino (Perm '81) Les Fertig (Oklahoma '69)

Jay Wright (Bucknell '83) Record School: First Year

Steve Pinone (Villanova, '87) Record Overall: First Year

Record School: 308-196 (sixteen years) 1988-89 Record: 19-15

Record Overall: 342-210 (eighteen years) Conference Record: 6-12 (sixth)

1988-89 Record: 18-16 Chief Losses:

Conference Record: 7-9 (tied Fifth) Jay Burson (6-0, G)

Chief Losses: Gerry Francis (6-5, F)

Doug West (6-6, G) Tony White (6-7, F)

Kenny Wilson (5-9, G) Top Returns:

Gary Massey (6-5, G/F) Jamaal Brown (6-4, So., G, 6.4 ppg, 2.7 rpg)

Top Returns: Perry Carter (6-8, Jr., C, 14.2 ppg, 8.1 rpg)

Tom Greis (7-2, Sr., C, 14.4 ppg, 6.3 rpg) Top Newcomers:

Rodney Taylor (6-6, Sr., F, 9.1 ppg, 6.3 rpg) (6-6, Fr., G/F)

Marc Dowdell (6-9, So., F, 5.7 ppg, 5.0 rpg) Mark Baker (6-1, So., G)

Top Newcomers: Tom Brandewic (6-8, Fr., F)

Calvin Byrd (6-6, Fr., F/G) Series Record: Ohio State 1 -0 (Last met-1978)

Lance Miller (6-6, Fr., G) Ohio State 86-83

Series Record: 21-21 (First Mccting-1934)

Last Met-1988 La Salle 79-74 OT

Sports Information Sports Information

Mailing Address: Villanova, Pa 19085 Mailing Address: 410 Woody Hayes Dr.. Columbus, Oh. 43210 SID: Craig Miller (215) 645-4120 SID: Steve Snapp (614)292-6861

Home (215) 525-5764 Home (614) 261-1045

Fax (215) 645-7323 Fax (614) 292-8547

41 UNIVERSITY OF NEW ORLEANS

F «*» 4*f

I Tony Harris Tim Floyd Don DeVoe

December 28-29 at Sugar Bowl Classic in New Orleans, LA December 27-28 At Sugar Bowl Classic in New Orleans, LA.

Location: New Orleans, La. Location: Gainesville, Florida Founded: 1958 Founded: 1853

Enrollment: 17,000 • University, ofNew Orleans Enrollment: 35,000

Colors: Royal Blue and Silver nvateers Colors: Orange and Blue

Nickname: Privateers Nickname: Gators

Chancelor: Dr. Gregory M. St. L. O'Brien President: Dr. Robert Bryan

Alliletic Director: Ron Maestri Athletic Director: flOftlDACATOAS Home Court: Lakefront Arena (10,000) Home Court: O'Connell Center (12,000)

BASKETBALL INFORMATION BASKETBALL INFORMATION

Head Coach: Tim Floyd (Louisiana Tech '77) Head Coach: Don DeVoe (Ohio State '64)

Assistants: Bret Iba (Nebraska '82) Assistants: TBA

Ken Jones (Loyola New Orleans '80) Record School: First Year

Record at New Orleans: 19-11 (1 year) Record Overall: 321-207 (18 years)

Record Overall: 54-36 (3 years) 1988-89 Record: 21-13

1988-89 Record: 19-11 Conference Record: 13-5 (First)

Conference Record: 7-3 (first) Chief Losses:

Chief Losses: Clifford Lett (6-3, G)

Lamont Thornton (5-10, G) Top Returns:

Robert Hokett (6-2, G) Livingston Chatman (6-7, Jr., F, 16.1 ppg, 6.4 rpg)

Top Returns: Dwayne Schintzius (7-2, 7-2, C, 18.0 ppg, 9.7 rpg)

Tony Harris (6-3, Sr., F/G, 17.2 ppg, 5.5 rpg) Dwayne Davis (6-7, Jr., F, 13.3 ppg, 9.4 rpg)

Willy Richardson (6-3, Sr., F/G, 14.4 ppg, 4.7 rpg) Top Newcomers:

William Moore (6-4, Sr., F/C, 10.8 ppg, 4.8 rpg) B.J. Carter (5-7, Fr., G)

Top Newcomers: Hosie Grimsley (6-4, Fr., G)

Louweegi Dyer (6-0, So., G) Travis Schintzius (6-8, Fr., F)

Rodney Barganier (6-7, Fr., F) Series Record: First Meeting

Fred Hill (6-5, Fr., F)

Scries Record: First Meeting

Sports Information Sports Information

Mailing Address: Lakefront Arena, New Orleans, La. 70148 Mailing Address: Box 14485, Gainesville, Fl 32604

SID: Ed Cassiere (504) 286-70 SID: John Humenik (904) 375-4683 Ext. 6124

Home (504)484-6194 Home (904) 331-2631

Fax (504)286-7240 Fax (904) 375-4809

42 TEMPLE UNIVERSITY LOYOLA MARYMOUNT

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Mark Macon John Chaney Paul Westhead

Thursday, January 4 at McGonigle Hall - 8:00 p.m. Saturday, January 6 at Civic Center - 9:00 p.m.

Location: Philadelphia, Pa Location: Los Angeles, California Founded: 1884 Founded: 1911

Enrollment: 31,793 Enrollment: 3,500

Colors: Cherry and White Colors: Crimson Gray, Columbia Blue Nickname: Owls Nickname: Lions

President: Peter J. Liacouras President: James N. Coughran, SJ Athletic Director: Charles Theokas TEMFLE Athletic Director: Brian Quinn Home Court: McGonigle Hall (3,900) UNIVERSITY Home Court: Gersten Pavillion (4,156)

BASKETBALL INFORMATION BASKETBALL INFORMATION

Head Coach: John Chaney (Bethune Cookman '55) Head Coach: Paul Westhead (St. Joseph's, '61)

Assistants: Jim Maloney (Niagara '59) Assistants: Jay Hillock (Gonzaga, '71)

Dean Demopolis (West Chester '77) Judas Prada (Linfield, '80)

Record School: 172-50 (seven years) Bruce Woods (Wheeling, '86)

Record Overall: 397-109 (seventeen years) Jim Ellis (Arkansas St., '77)

1988-89 Record: 18-12 Record School: 79-42 (four years)

Conference Record: 15-3 (second) Record Overall: 221-147 (thirteen years)

Chief Losses: 1988-89 Record: 20-11

Mike Vrecswyk (6-7, F/G) Conference Record: 10-4 (Tied second)

Jerome Dowdell (6-3, G) Chief Losses:

Top Returns: Enoch Simmons (6-4, G)

Mark Macon (6-5, Jr., G, 18.3 ppg, 5.6 rpg) John Veargason (6-7, F)

Duane Causwell (6-11, Jr., C, 11.3 ppg, 8.9 rpg) Top Returns:

Mik Kilgore (6-7, So., F/G, 8.0 ppg, 2.7 rpg) (6-5, Sr., G, 16.8 ppg, 4.2 rpg)

Top Newcomers: Hank Gathers (6-7, Sr., G-F, 32.7 ppg, 13.7 rpg)

Donald Hodge (7-0, Fr., C) Jeff Fryer (6-2, Sr., G, 22.9 ppg. 3.4 rpg)

Cliris Lovelace (6-11, Fr., C/F) Top Newcomers:

Jan Post (6-10, Fr., F) Chris Scott (6-9. Fr.. F/C.)

Series Record: 33-46 (First Meeting- 1900) Tony Walker (6-1. Jr.. G)

Last Met- 1989 Temple 67-57 Series Record: First meeting

Sports Information Mailing Address: McGonigle Hall 047-00 Sports Information Mailing Address: 7101 W. 80th Street Philadelphia, Pa 19122 Los Angeles. CA 90045

SID: AlShricr (215) 787-7445 SID: Barry Zcpel (213) 642-3255

Home (215) 561-5656 Home: (213) 645-1372

Fax (215) 787-7499 Fax: (213)642-6688

43

Marc Brown Joe Frederick "Digger" Phelps

Tuesday, January 9 at Civic Center 7:30 PM Friday, January 12 at Civic Center - 7:30 p.m.

Location: Loudonville, NY Location: Notre Dame, Indiana Founded: 1937 Founded: 1849

Enrollment: 2,600 Enrollment: 9,500

Colors: Green and Gold Colors: Gold and Blue

Nickname: Saints Nickname: Fighting Irish

President: Fr. Hugh F. Hines, O.F.M. President: Rev. Edward Malloy, CSC THE FIGHTING Athletic Director: William Kirsch Athletic Director: Richard A. Rosenthal IRISH Home Court: (4,000) Home Court: Joyce Center (11,418)

BASKETBALL INFORMATION BASKETBALL INFORMATION

Head Coach: Mike Deane (Potsdam St. "74) Head Coach: Richard "Digger" Phelps (Rider '63)

Assistants: (Alfred '84) Assistants: Matt Kilcullen (Lehman '76)

Brad McAlester (Southampton-Long Island '75) Jeff Nix (Canisius '80)

Mike McCubbin (Grinneli '88) Fran McCaffery (Pennsylvania, '82)

Record School: 65-23 (three years) Record School: 365-164 (eighteen years)

Record Overall: 89-48 (five years) Record Overall: 391-167 (nineteen years)

1988-89 Record: 25-5 1988-89 Record: 21-9

Conference Record: 16-1 (first) Conference Record: None

Chief Losses: Chief Losses: None

Steve McCoy (6-7, F) Top Returns:

Monty Henderson (7-7, C) Joe Frederick (6-4, Sr., G, 16.7 ppg, 2.2 rpg)

Top Returns: LaPhonso Ellis (6-9, So., F, 13.5 ppg, 9.4 rpg)

Marc Brown (5-11, Jr, G, 19.5 ppg, 3.3 rpg) Kieth Robinson (6-9, Sr., C, 12.3 ppg, 9.3 rpg)

Jeffrey Robinson (6-6, Sr, G, 19.8 ppg, 5.8 rpg) Top Newcomers:

Top Newcomers: Monte Williams (6-7, Fr, F)

Lee Mathews (6-7, Fr., C) Series Record: 3-15 (First Meeting-1972)

James Roberts (6-5, Jr, F) Last Met-1989 Notre Dame 80-78

Series Record: First Meeting

Sports Information Sports Information

Mailing Address: Alumni Recreation Center, Mailing Address: Notre Dame, Indiana 46556

Loudonville, NY 12211 SID: Roger Valdiserri (219) 239-7516

SID: John D'Argenio (518)783-2411 Home (219) 277-0695

Home (518)462-3045 Fax (219) 239-7941

44 HOLY CROSS COLLEGE c. ^g» ~ k. t

l/l Harry Seymour Marty Marbach Dwight Pernell

Monday, January 15 at Civic Center - 8:00 p.m. Saturday, January 25 at Hart Center - 7:30 p.m.

Location: Buffalo, NY Location: Worcester, Mass. Founded: 1870 Founded: 1843

Enrollment: 4514 Enrollment: 2,500

Colors: Blue and Gold Colors: Royal Purple

Nickname: Golden Griffins/Griffs Nickname: Crusaders

President: Rev. James M. Demske, S.J. President: Rev, John E. Brooks, S.J.

Athletic Director: Dr. Daniel P. Starr Athletic Director: Ron Perry

Home Court: Memorial Auditorium (16,476) Home Court: Hart Center (4,000)

Koessler Athletic Center (1800) BASKETBALL INFORMATION BASKETBALL INFORMATION Head Coach: George Blaney (Holy Cross '61)

Head Coach: Marty Marbach (St. Francis, Pa. '75) Assistants: Bill Raynor (Dartmouth '74)

Record School: 20-35 (two years) Greg Herenda (Merrimack '83)

Record Overall: 20-35 (two years) Record at Holy Cross: 260-226 (13 years)

Assistants: Jeff Sherry (Villanova '82) Record Overall: 324-284 (22 years)

Kevin Jones (Dartmouth '83) 1988-89 Record: 13-15

Mike MacDonald (St. Bonaventure '88) Conference Record: 5-9 (sixth)

1988-89 Record: 13-15 Chief Losses:

Conference Record: 11-7 (fourth) Grant Evans (6-9, C)

Chief Losses: Glenn Tropf (6-7, F)

Marvin Bailey (6-5, F) Glenn Williams (5-1 l.G)

Top Returns: Top Returns:

Ed Book (6-11, So., C, 10.8 ppg, 5.1 1 rpg) Dwight Pemell (6-1, Sr., G, 19.5 ppg, 3.7 rpg)

Brian Brown (6-3, Sr., F/G, 9.3 ppg, 3.0 rpg) Lorn Davis (6-4, Sr., G/F, 10.1 ppg, 3.2 rpg)

Hurry Seymour (6-5, So., F, 5.7 ppg, 2.3 rpg) Jim Nairus (6-10, Jr., F/C, 8.3 ppg, 3.5 rpg) Top Newcomers: Top Newcomers:

Dexter Parker (6-7, Fr., F) Roger Breslin (6-2, Fr., G)

Joe McCarthy (6-3, Fr., G) Derek Farkas (6-2, Fr., G)

Nixon Dyall (6-7, So., F) Rick Mashburn (6-7, Fr., F)

Series Record: 19-9 (First Meeting-1941) Scries Record: 13-4 (First Meeting-1949)

Last Mct-1987 La Salle 85-73 Last Met-1989 La Salle 101-82

Sports Information Sports Information Mailing Address: College St.

Mailing Address: 2001 Main St., Buffalo. NY 14208 Worcester, Ma. 61610

SID: John Maddock (716) 888-2977 SID: Jeff Nelson (508) 793-2583

Home (716) 939-3099 Home (508) 792-6586

Fax (716) 888-2980 Fax (508) 793-2309

45 LOYOLA COLLEGE

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John Boney Tom Schnieder Patrick Jones Jack Armstrong

Monday, January 22 at Civic Center - 7:30 p.m. Thursday, January 25

Saturday, February 20 at Reitz Arena - 7:30 p.m. at Niagara Falls Convention Center - 7:30 p.m.

Location: Baltimore, Md. Location: Niagara University, NY Founded: 1852 Founded: 1856

Enrollment: 3,000 Enrollment: 2,500 Colors: Green and Grey LOYOIA Colors: Purple, White and Gold Nickname: Greyhounds COLLEGE Nickname: Purple Eagles President: Rev. Joseph Sellinger, S.J. ATHLETICS President: Very Rev. Donald J. Harrington, CM Athletic Director: Dr. Thomas Brennan Athletic Director: Michael Jankowski

Home Court: Reitz Arena (3,000) Home Court: Niagara Falls Convention Center (1 6,000)

Gallagher Center (3,400) BASKETBALL INFORMATION BASKETBALL INFORMATION Head Coach: Tom Schnieder (Bucknell '69)

Assistants: Mark Leanic (Bucknell '86) Head Coach: Jack Armstrong (Fordham '85)

Rob Jackson (North Eastern '74) Assistants: Bill Agronin (Jacksonville '70)

Joe Carr (University of Baltimore '80) Al Perry (Mississippi St., '78)

Record at Loyola: First Year Record School: First Year

Record Overall: 67-96 Record Overall: First Year

1988-89 Record: 10-18 1988-89 Record: 9-19

Conference Record: 7-9 (Fourth) Conference Record: 6-12 (seventh)

Chief Losses: Chief Losses:

Mike Morrison (6-4, G) Tony Francis (6-8, C/F)

Byron Allmond (6-3, F) Mark Henry (6-6, F)

Top Returns: Eldridge Moore (6-4, G/F)

Kevin Green (6-4, So., F, 15.4 ppg, 3.3 rpg) Top Returns:

John Boney (6-7, Jr., F, 5.9 ppg, 3.7 rpg) Patrick Jones (6-6, F, 15.6 ppg, 6.4 rpg)

Top Newcomers: Derrick Brevard (6-2, G, 7.6 ppg, 2.9 rpg)

Tracy Bergen (6-7, Fr.,G.) Top Newcomers:

George Sereikas (6-7, Fr.,F/C) Dwayne Daniel (6-5, Fr., F)

Series Record: 25-1 (First Meeting- 1934) E-Lon-E McCracken (6-6, Fr., F)

Last Met-1954 La Salle 97-62 Mike Hartman (6-0, Fr., G)

Series Record: 24-15 (First Meeting -1934)

Last Met- 1987 La Salle 89-81

Sports Information Sports Informaton

Mailing Address: 4501 N. Charles St., Baltimore, Md. 21210 Mailing Address: Niagara University, NY 14109

SID: Steve Jones (301) 532-5014 SID: Jim Mauro (716) 285-1212 Ext. 431

Home (301) 549-2358 Home (716) 297-6057

Fax (301) 532-5029 Fax (716) 285-2971

46

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I 1 Gary Brokaw

Saturday, January 27 at Rose Hill Gymnsium 5:00 p.m February 3 at John A. Mulcahy Campus Center 2:00 p.m.

February 1 6 at Civic Center 7:30 p.m.

Location: Bronx, NY Founded: 1841 Location: New Rochelle, NY

Enrollment: 7,000 Founded: 1940

Colors: Maroon and White Enrollment: 6,000

Nickname: Rams Colors: Maroon & Gold

President: Rev. Joseph A. O'Hare, S.J. Nickname: Gaels

Athletic Director: Frank McLaughlin President: John G. Driscoll, C.F.C, PH.D.

Home Court: (3,200) Athletic Director: Rich Petriccione

Home Court: John A. Mulcahy Campus Center (3,200) BASKETBALL INFORMATION BASKETBALL INFORMATION

Head Coach: Nick Macarchuk (Fairfield '63)

Record at Fordham: 32-30 (two years) Head Coach: Gary Brokaw (Notre Dame '80)

Record Overall: 181-158 (twelve years) Assistants: Ron Williams (West Virginia '68)

Assistants: Dave Spiller (Canisius '78) Jim Bostic (New Mexico '75)

John Fitzpatrick (Bowling Green '80) Rich Sutter (St. Bonaventure '84)

Nick Macarchuk JJ (Canisius '88) Kenny Peterson (Iona '87)

Tim O'Toole (Fairfield '86) Record School: 42-46 (3 years)

1988-89 Record: 14-15 Record Overall: 42-46 (3 years)

Conference Record: 8-6 (Tied Third) 1988-89 Record: 15-16

Chief Losses: Conference Record: 8-6 (Third)

Joe Patemo (6-5, F/G) Chief Losses:

Top Returns: Chip Langdon (6-5, F)

Danny O'Sullivan (6-11, Sr., C, 10.8 ppg, 7.4 rpg) Nestor Payne (6-7, F)

Jean Prioleau (6-9, Jr., G, 7.3 ppg, 1.9 rpg) Glenn Grant (5-1 1,G)

Damon Lopez (6-9, Jr., F/C, 5.5 ppg, 5.8 rpg) Top Returns:

Top Newcomers: Sean Green (6-5, G-F, 13.1 ppg, 6.2 rpg)

Jerome Fazarde (6-0, Fr., G) Kevin Cooper (6-10, C, 5.6 ppg, 5.8 rpg)

Brendan Kenney (6=9, Fr., F) Top Newcomers:

Scries Record: 16-5 (First Meeting- 1954) Danny Doyle (6-3, Fr., G)

Last Met-1 989 La Salle 85-69 Marvin Goodwine (5-10, Fr., G)

Jeremy Green (5-11, Fr., G)

Series Record: 10-5 (First Meeting-1954)

Last Met-1989 La Salle 91-62

Sports Information Sports Information

Mailing Address: Bronx, NY 10458 Mailing Address: New Rochelle, NY 10801

SID: Joe Favorito (212) 579-2445 SID: David Torromeo (914) 633-2334

Home (212) 718-692-2634 Fax- (914) 636-1278 Fax (212) 365-5157

47 ST. PETER'S COLLEGE

tfrl Jasper Walker Ted Fiore Harold Brantley Mitch Buonaguro

Monday, February 5 at Civic Center - 8:00 p.m. Thursday, February 8 at Alumni Hall - 8:00 p.m.

Sunday, February 25 at - 3:30 p.m. Sunday, February 18 at Civic Center - 5:00 p.m.

Location: Jersey City, NJ Location: Fairfield, CT Founded: 1872 Founded: 1942

Enrollment: 3,600 Enrollment: 2,850

Colors: Blue and White Colors: Cardinal Red Nickname: Peacocks Nickname: Stags

President: Rev. Edward Glynn, S.J. President: Rev. Aloysius P. Kelley, S.J.

Athletic Director: William A. Stein Athletic Director: Dr. Harold "Chappy" Menninger

Home Court: Yanitelli Center (3,200) Home Court: Alumni Hall (3,022)

BASKETBALL INFORMATION BASKETBALL INFORMATION

Head Coach: Ted Fiore (Seton Hall '62) Head Coach: Mitch Buonaguro (Boston College '75)

Assistants: Rodger Blind (Ursinus '73) Record School: 54-64 (four years)

Kevin Moran (Suny-Fredonia '77) Record Overall: 54-64 (four years)

George Johnson (Dillard '70) Assistants: Tom Barrise (Fairleigh Dickinson '75)

Record School: 63-26 (three years) Vinny Laczkoski (Western CT State '79)

Record Overall: 63-26 (three years) Jim Kish (Bridgeport '67)

1988-89 Record: 22-8 1988-89 Record: 7-21

Conference Record: 11-3 (second) Conference Record: 2-12 (eighth)

Chief Losses: Chief Losses:

Willy Haynes (6-0, G) Troy Bradford (5-10, G)

Top Returns: Top Returns:

Tony Walker (6-6, Jr., F, 9.8 ppg, 4.3 rpg) Harold Brantley (6-6, Jr., C, 12.4 ppg, 6.0 rpg)

Chuck Veterano (6-7, Jr., F, 12.1 ppg, 4.7 rpg) Marvin Walters (6-4, Sr., G, 8.7 ppg, 4.0 rpg)

Jasper Walker (5-10, Jr., G, 6.0 ppg, 2.4 rpg) Tom Squeri (6-7, Gr., F, 7.1 ppg, 6.4 rpg) Top Newcomers: Top Newcomers:

Antoinc Allen (5-11, Fr., G) Drew Henderson (6-8, Fr., F/C)

Abdul Fox (6-5, Fr., F/G) Maurice Holder (5-9, Fr., G)

Matt Anderson (6-8, Jr., F/C) Kevin George (6-1, Fr., G)

Scries Record: 9-5 (First Meeting- 1984) Series Information:

LastMet-1989 MAAC Championship La Salle 71-58 Series Record: 10-5 (First Meeting- 1972) Last Met: 1989 La Salle 91-62

Sports Information Mailing Address: 2641 Kennedy Sports Information Boulevard Jersey City, NJ 07036 Mailing Address: North Benson Road, Fairfield, CT 06430 SID: Tim Camp (201) 915-9101 SID: Victor D'Ascenzo (203) 254-4000 Home (201) 451-1043 Home (203) 254-8390 Fax (201) 918-9102 Fax (203) 254-4000 x2876

48 ARMY (U.S. MILITARY ACADEMY)

Peter Runge Derrick Canada Les Wothke

Saturday, February 10 at - 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, February 27 at Civic Center 7:30 p.m.

Friday, February 22 at Civic Center - 7:30 p.m. Founded: 1802

Location: Riverdale, NY Enrollment: 4,400 Founded: 1853 Colors: Black, Gold, Gray

Enrollment: 4,200 Nickname: Cadets, Black Knights

Colors: Kelly Green and White Superintendent: Lt. Gen. David R. Palmer

Nickname: Jaspers Athletic Director: Carl F. Ullrich

President: Br. Thomas J. Scanlan, F.S.C. Home Court: Christ! Arena (5,000)

Athletic Director: Bob Byrnes

Home Court: Draddy Gymnasium (3,000) BASKETBALL INFORMATION

BASKETBALL INFORMATION Head Coach: Les Wothke (Greenville '61)

Assistants: Les Fertig (Oaklahoma '70) Head Coach: Steve Lappas (CCNY, '77) Walt Wesley (Kansas '66)

Assistants: Ed Beglane (St. John's '80) Bob Horodyski (Lock Haven '82)

John Leonard (Manhattan '80) Lt. Scott King (U.S. Military Academy '88)

Record School: 7-21 (1 year) Record School: 82-116 (8 years)

Record Overall: 7-21 (1 year) Record Overall: 222-188 (16 years)

1988-89 Record: 7-21 1988-89 Record: 12-16

Conference Record: 3-11 Conference Record: 6-8 (Fifth)

Chief Losses: Chief Losses: None

Mike Dunn (6-3, G) Top Returns:

Antoine Owens (6-2, G) Derrick Canada (6-2, Jr., G, 15.5 ppg, 3.0 rpg)

Steven Bryle (5-1 1,G) Steve Rothert (6-6, Sr., F, 1 1.2 ppg, 5.9 rpg)

Top Returns: Todd Mattson (6-10, Sr., C, 12.2 ppg, 7.5 rpg)

Peter Runge (6-8, Sr., F, 16.1 ppg, 9.5 rpg) Top Newcomers:

Kelly Monroe (6-4, Sr., F, 17.2 ppg, 3.6 rpg) Bobby Davis (6-7, Fr., F)

Dave Althaver (6-10, Jr., C, 9.3 rpg, 6.4 rpg) Eric Ledul (6-7, Fr. F)

Top Newcomers: Series Record: 12-4 (First Meeting-1973)

Chris Williams (6-3, Fr., G) Last Met-1989 La Salle 88-67

Carey Wilson (6-3, Fr, G)

Series Record: 30-6 (First Meeting-1913)

Last Mct-1989 La Salle 77-60

Sports Information Sports Information

Mailing Address: Manhattan College Parkway, Bronx, NY Mailing Address: West Point, N.Y. 10996 10471 SID: Bob Kinney- (914) 938-3303 SID: Jeff Bernstein (212)920-0227 Home- (914) 564-0696 Home (212) 889-5379 Fax- (914) 446-2556 Fax (212)543-8802

49 PAIRINGS FOR THE COORS LIGHT CLASSIC SUGAR BOWL CLASSIC, SELLAND ARENA, FRESNO CA THE SUPERDOME, NEW ORLEANS, LA

Nov. 24 - First Round Dec. 27 First Round La Salle vs. Southwest Missouri State, 6:00 p.m. PST La Salle vs. Ohio State, 6:30 p.m. St. Mary's vs. Fresno State, 8:00 p.m. Florida vs. New Orleans, 8:30 p.m.

Nov. 25 Consolation Game, 6:00 p.m. Dec. 28 Consolation Game, 6:30 p.m. Championship Game, 8:00 p.m. Championship Game, 8:30 p.m.. J

LA SALLE UNIVERSITY TRAVEL PLANS 1989-90

COORS LIGHT CLASSIC-Game Date-Nov. 24-25, 1989 FAIRFIELD-Game Date-Feb. 8, 1990 Depart Philadelphia via United Air Lines, Nov. 22 Depart Philadelphia via team bus, Feb. 7 Lodging: Holiday Inn, Fresno, CA, Nov. 22-25 Lodging: Marriott Inn, Trumbull, CT, Feb. 7-8 Return to Philadelphia via United Air Lines, Nov. 26 MANHATTAN-Game Date-Feb. 10, 1990 DePAUL-Game Date-Dec. 2, 1989 Depart Trumbull, CT, via team bus, Feb. 9

Depart Philadelphia via American Air Lines, Dec. 1 Lodging: Holiday Inn, Yonkers, NY, Feb. 9 Lodging: Embassy Suites, Chicago, IL, Dec. 1-2 Return to Philadelphia following the game Return to Philadelphia via American Air Lines, Dec. 3 ST. JOSEPH 'S-Game Date-Feb. 12, 1990 SUGAR BOWL CLASSIC-Game Dates-Dec. 27-28, 1989 Depart La Salle via team vans Depart Philadelphia via U.S. Air, Dec. 26 Return to La Salle following the game Lodging: Superdome Hyatt Regency, New Orleans, Dec. 26-28 Return to Philadelphia via U.S. Air, Dec. 29 LOYOLA (Baltimore)-Game Date-Feb. 20, 1990 Depart Philadelphia via team bus, Feb. 19 TEMPLE-Game Date-Jan. 2, 1990 Lodging: Sheraton Inn, Towson, MD, Feb. 19 Depart La Salle via team vans Return to Philadelphia following the game Return to La Salle following the game ST. PETER'S-Game Date-Feb. 25, 1990 HOLY CROSS-Game Date-Jan. 20, 1990 Depart Philadelphia via team bus, Feb. 24 Depart Philadelphia via U.S. Air, Jan. 19 Lodging: Sheraton Meadowlands, East Rutherford, NJ, Feb. 24 Lodging: Worcester Marriott, Worcester, MA, Jan. 19 Return to Philadelphia following the game Return to Philadelphia via U.S. Air, Jan. 20 MARINE MIDLAND METRO ATLANTIC ATHLETIC NIAGARA-Game Date-Jan. 25, 1990 CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT Depart Philadelphia via U.S. Air, Jan. 24 Knickerbocker Arena, Albany, New York, Lodging: Sheraton, Inn, Buffalo, NY, Jan. 24-25 March 2-5, 1990

Return to Philadelphia via U.S. Air, Jan. 26 Depart Philadelphia via U.S. Air, March 1 Lodging: Albany Hilton, March 1-5 FORDHAM-Game Date-Jan. 27, 1990 Return to Philadelphia via U.S. Air, March 6 Depart Philadelphia via team bus, Jan. 26 Lodging: Holiday Inn, Yonkers, NY, Jan 26 NCAA TOURNAMENT-T.B.A. Return to Philadelphia following the game

lONA-Game Date-Feb. 3, 1990 Depart Philadelphia via team bus, Feb. 2 Lodging: Sheraton Inn, New Rochelle, NY, Feb. 2 Return to Philadelphia following the game

50 Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference and Big 5 METRO ATLANTIC ATHLETIC CONFERENCE 1988-89

REGULAR SEASON STANDINGS, RECORDS 1989 MAAC TOURNAMENT 1988-89 Final Standings Quarterfinals (Wednesday, March 1) MAAC OVERALL St. Peter's 62 - Manhattan 61 lona 76 - Holy Cross 63 Fordham 77 - Army 63 W L PCT. W L PCT. LA SALLE 91 - Fairfield 62 LA SALLE 13 1 .929 26 6 .813 St. Peter's 11 3 .786 22 9 .710 (Saturday, lona 8 6 .571 15 16 .480 Semifinals March 4) St. Peter's - lona 76 (OT) Fordham 8 6 .571 14 15 .483 77 Army 6 8 .429 12 16 .429 LA SALLE 85 - Fordham 69 Holy Cross 5 9 .357 13 15 .464 Manhattan 3 11 .214 7 21 .250 Championship (Monday, March 6) Fairfield 2 12 .143 7 21 .250 LA SALLE 71 - St. Peter's 58

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS

SCORING GP FG (3PFG) FT PTS AVG 3PT FG PERCENTAGE GP 3FG-3FGA PCT.

Lionel Simmons, La Salle 32 349 21 189 908 28.4 Jack Hurd, La Salle 32 70-159 .440 Troy Bradford, Fairfield 28 194 32 152 572 20.4 Bob Johnson, La Salle 32 54-129 .419 Joe Paterno, Fordham 29 208 17 146 579 20.0 D. Pernell, Holy Cross 28 212 23 101 548 19.6 Kelly Monroe, Manhattan 28 202 78 482 17.2

REBOUNDING GP REB AVG ASSISTS GP ASST AVG HI

Lionel Simmons, La Salle 32 365 11.4 Glenn Williams, Holy Cross 28 278 9.9 16 Peter Runge, Manhattan 24 228 9.5 Doug Overton, La Salle 32 244 7.6 18 Todd Mattson, Army 28 209 7.5 Glenn Grant, lona 30 200 6.7 16 Dab O'Sullivan, Fordham 29 211 7.3 Jasper Walker, St. Peter's 31 204 6.6 20 Grant Evans, Holy Cross 28 187 6.7 Ron Wilson, Army 26 162 6.2 13

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE GP FG-FGA PCT STEALS GP STL AVG. HI

Grant Evans, Holy Cross 28 165-317 .521 Doug Overton, La Salle 32 98 3.1 8 Willie Haynes, St. Peter's 31 191-371 .515 Jean Prioleau, Fordham 29 56 1.9 6 D. Pernell, Holy Cross 28 212-422 502 Joe Paterno, Fordham 29 55 1.9 6 Peter Runge, Manhattan 24 143-288 .497 Jack Hurd, La Salle 32 56 1.8 5 Doug Overton, La Salle 32 174-352 .494 D. Pernell, Holy Cross 28 50 1.8 6

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE GP FT-FTA PCT. BLOCKED SHOTS GP BLK AVG HI

Willie Haynes, St. Peter's 31 133-159 .836 Damon Lopez, Fordham 28 67 2.4 8 Jean Prioleau, Fordham 29 76- 91 .835 Lionel Simmons, La Salle 32 61 1.9 5 Kelly Monroe, Manhattan 28 78- 95 .821 Harold Brantley, Fairfield 26 39 1.5 5 D. Pernell, Holy Cross 28 101-124 .815 Phil Morrison, St. Peter's 31 42 1.4 5 Steve Rothert, Army 28 108-134 .806 Grant Evans, Holy Cross 28 38 1.4 4

52 1989 ALL-METRO ATLANTIC ATHLETIC CONFERENCE TEAM

FIRST TEAM 1989 ROOKIE OF THE YEAR Lionel Simmons, 6-6, Jr., La Salle JACK HURD, LA SALLE Willie Haynes, 6-0, Sr., St. Peter's Doug Overton, 6-2, So., La Salle 1989 CO-COACHES OF THE YEAR Joe Paterno, 6-5, Sr., Fordham

Dwight Pernell, 6-1, Jr., Holy Cross "SPEEDY" MORRIS, LA SALLE SECOND TEAM Ted Fiore, St. Peter's Troy Bradford, 5-10, Sr., Fairfield 1989 METRO ATLANTIC ATHLETIC Derrick Canada, 6-2, So., Army Craig Conlin, 6-6, Sr., La Salle CONFERENCE ALL-TOURNAMENT Chip Langdon, 6-6, Sr., lona TEAM Peter Runge, 6-8, Jr., Manhattan

Glenn Williams, 5-11, Sr., Holy Cross Joe Paterno, 6-5, Sr., Fordham Glenn Grant, 5-11, Sr, lona 1989 MAAC ALL-ROOKIE TEAM Jasper Walker, 5-10, So., St. Peter's

Jack Hurd, 6-6, Fr., La Salle Willie Haynes, 6-0, Sr, St. Peter's Kevin Cooper, 6-10, Fr, lona Doug Overton, 6-2, So., La Salle Drew Harding, 6-7, Fr., Army 1989 METRO ATLANTIC ATHLETIC Todd Holland, 6-8, Fr, Fairfield Jean Prioleau, 6-2, Fr, Fordham CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT MOST VALUABLE PLAYER 1989 PLAYER OF THE YEAR LIONEL SIMMONS, LA SALLE LIONEL SIMMONS, LA SALLE

53 LA SALLE IN THE MAAC (1 983/84-1 988/89)

1983-84: Regular Season: 11-3, 1st Place, tie 1987-88: Regular Season: 14-0, 1st Place Tournament: 4th Place Tournament: 1st Place All-MAAC, 1st Team: Ralph Lewis Player-of-the-Year: Lionel Simmons MAAC Leader: Rebounds— Ralph Lewis Coach-of-the-Year: Speedy Morris All-MAAC, 1st Team: Lionel Simmons, Tim Legler

1984-85: Regular Season: 8-6, 3rd Place, tie All-Rookie: Doug Overton Tournament: 1st Round All-Tournament: Rich Tarr (MVP), Lionel Simmons, All-MAAC, 1st Team: Steve Black, Ralph Lewis Tim Legler All-Rookie: Tim Legler All-Academic: Tim Legler All-Academic: Peter Tiano MAAC Leader: Scoring— Lionel Simmons MAAC Leader: Rebounds— Ralph Lewis Rebounds— Lionel Simmons Blocked Shots— Ralph Lewis 3-Pt. /Game—Tim Legler

1985-86: Regular Season: 8-6, 3rd Place 1988-89: Regular Season: 13-1, 1st Place Tournament: 1st Round Tournament: 1st Place All-MAAC, 1st Team: Chip Greenberg Player-of-the-Year: Lionel Simmons All-Rookie: Craig Conlin, Leonard Robinson Co-Coach-of-the-Year: Speedy Morris All-Academic: Chip Greenberg, Tim Legler Rookie-of-the-Year: Jack Hurd Senior Scholar-Athlete: Chip Greenberg All-MAAC, 1st Team: Lionel Simmons, MAAC Leader: Blocked Shots— Ron Barnes Doug Overton All-Tournament: Lionel Simmons (MVP),

1986-87: Regular Season: 10-4, 2nd Place Doug Overton Tournament: 1st Round MAAC Leader: Scoring— Lionel Simmons All-MAAC, 1st Team: Tim Legler, Lionel Simmons Rebounds— Lionel Simmons Rookie-of-the-Year: Lionel Simmons 3-Pt. FG Pet.—Jack Hurd All-Rookie: Lionel Simmons Steals—Doug Overton All-Tournament: Lionel Simmons All Academic: Tim Legler MAAC Leader: Rebounds— Lionel Simmons Assists— Rich Tarr

54 PHILADELPHIA BIG FIVE

1989-90 BIG FIVE SCHEDULEDULE 1988-89 BIG FIVE RESULTS

Nov. 28 Temple at Pennsylvania The Palestra 7:00 p.m. Dec. 5, 1988 LA SALLE 81, St. Joseph's 57

Dec. 4 Pennsylvania at Villanova duPont Pavilion 7:00 p.m. Dec. 6, 1988 Pennsylvania 71, Villanova 70

Dec. 11 Pennsylvania at LA SALLE Civic Center 8:00 p.m. Dec. 9, 1988 LA SALLE 77, Pennsylvania 61

Dec. 21 Villanova at LA SALLE Civic Center 7:00 p.m. Dec. 17, 1988 Villanova 70, Temple 59

Jan. 3 LA SALLE at Temple McGonigle Hall 7:00 p.m. Dec. 22, 1988 LA SALLE 79, Villanova 74

Jan. 16 St. Joseph's at Pennsylvania The Palestra 5:00 p.m. Jan. 4, 1989 Temple 67, LA SALLE 57

Jan. 20 St. Joseph's at Villanova duPont Pavilion 6:00 p.m. Jan. 17, 1989 St. Joseph's 64, Pennsylvania 56

Jan. 31 Temple at St. Joseph's Alumni Fieldhouse 7:00 p.m. Jan. 24, 1989 Villanova 69, St. Joseph's 55

Feb. 12 LA SALLE at St. Joseph's Alumni Fieldhouse 7:00 p.m. Jan. 31, 1989 Temple 77, Pennsylvania 55

Feb. 21 Villanova at Temple McGonigle Hall 9:00 p.m. Feb. 2, 1989 Temple 79, St. Joseph's 71

1988-89 BIG FIVE STANDINGS W L Pet. PF PA

LA SALLE 3 1 .750 294 259

Temple 3 1 .750 282 253 Villanova 2 2 .500 283 264

St. Joseph's 1 3 .250 247 285

Pennsylvania 1 3 .250 243 288

Big Five action and excitement. La Salle versus St. Joseph's. 55 PHILADELPHIA BIG FIVE

LA SALLE'S ALL BIG-5 PERFORMERS BIG-5 HALL OF FAME Bob Alden 1959-60 Larry Cannon inducted 1973 Ralph Bantivoglio 1958-59 Frank Corace 1974 Steve Black 1981-82, 1982-83, 1983-84 Ken Durrett 1975

Michael Brooks 1976-77, 1977-78* Bob McAteer 1 976 1978-79, 1979-80* James J. Henry (AD at formation of Big 5) 1976 Joe Bryant 1973-74, 1974-75 Hubie Marshall 1977 Larry Cannon 1966-67, 1967-68, 1968-69 Alonzo Lewis 1980

Craig Conlin 1988-89 Joe Bryant 1 981 Frank Corace 1962-63, 1963-64 Bernie Williams 1982 Jim Crawford 1972-73 Charlie Wise 1982 * Ken Durrett 1968-69*, 1969-70*, 1970-71 Bob Fields 1984 Bob Fields 1970-71 Michael Brooks 1986 Curt Fromal 1964-65 Tom Gola (Special Category, Coach) 1986 Tom Garberina 1956-57 Chip Greenberg 1985-86 Bob Herdelin 1958-59 LA SALLE'S CITY CHAMPIONS Jack Hurd 1988-89 1956-1957 (tie, St. Joseph's) 1980-81 (tie, 5 teams 2-2) Tim Legler 1986-87 1963-1964 1983-1984 (tie, Temple) Alonzo Lewis 1956-57 1968-1969 1988-1989 (tie, Temple) Ralph Lewis 1983-84*, 1984-85 1974-1975 Kevin Lynam 1980-81 Bob McAteer 1960-61, 1961-62 Hubie Marshall 1965-66, 1966-67 Fran O'Malley 1955-56 Doug Overton 1988-89 Lionel Simmons 1986-87, 1987-88* 1988-89*

Bill Taylor 1973-74, 1974-75 Bernie Williams 1968-69 Charlie Wise 1974-75, 1975-76* ('-Robert Geasey Award—MVP)

LA SALLE'S BIG-5 MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS

Ken Durrett Michael Brooks Charlie Wise Ralph Lewis Lionel Simmons 1969, 1970, 1971 1978, 1980 1976 1984 1988, 1989

56

ALL-TIME RECORDS INDIVIDUAL

POINTS GAME: 51, Michael Brooks, at Brigham Young, Dec. 15, 1979 HALF: 33, Hubie Marshall, at Albright, Dec. 1, 1965 OPPONENT, GAME: 52, , Niagara, Dec. 16, 1967 SEASON: 908, Lionel Simmons, 32 games, 1989 SEASON AVERAGE: 28.4, Lionel Simmons, 32 games, 1989 CAREER: 2628, Michael Brooks, 114 games, 1976-1980 CAREER AVERAGE: 23.6, Ken Durrett, 71 games, 1968-1971

FIELD GOALS MADE GAME: 24 (36 atts.), Michael Brooks, at Brigham Young, Dec. 15, 1979 OPPONENT: 20, Joe Steiner, Bucknell, Feb. 7, 1962 SEASON: 349, Lionel Simmons, 32 games, 1989 SEASON PERCENTAGE: 59.7, (135-226) Craig Conlin, 32 games, 1989 CAREER: 1064, Michael Brooks, 114 games, 1976-1980 CAREER PERCENTAGE: 58.8 (470-800), Craig Conlin, 119 games, 1985-89

FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED GAME: 36, Michael Brooks, at Brigham Young, Dec. 15, 1979 OPPONENT: 40, Joe Steiner, Bucknell, Feb. 7, 1962 Tom Gola SEASON: 716, Lionel Simmons, 32 games, 1989 CAREER: 2222, Tom Gola, THREE-POINT GOALS MADE 118 games, 1951-1955 GAME: 8 (12 atts), Tim Legler, Manhattan, Jan. 23, 1985 OPPONENT, GAME: 10, George McCloud, THREE-POINT GOALS ATTEMPTED Florida State, Feb. 23, 1989 GAME: 12, Tim Legler, SEASON: 104, Tim Legler, Manhattan, Jan. 23, 1988 34 games, 1988 OPPONENT, GAME: 17, George McCloud, SEASON PERCENTAGE 49.1% (104-212), Florida State, Feb. 23, 1989 Tim Legler, 34 games, 1988 SEASON: 212, Tim Legler, CAREER: 161, Tim Legler, 34 games, 1988 67 games, 1986-88 CAREER: 353, Tim Legler, CAREER PERCENTAGE: 45.6% (161-353), 67 games, 1986-88 Tim Legler, 67 games, 1986-88

58 FREE THROWS MADE FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED GAME: 18 (18 atts.), Lionel Simmons, GAME: 21, Bob Fields, at American, Feb. 2, 1988 Rider, Mar. 1, 1971 OPPONENT: 18, Bob McNeill, OPPONENT: 23, Howie Landa, St. Joseph's, Feb. 26, 1958 Lebanon Valley, Jan. 15, 1965 18, Darrel Carrier SEASON: 267, Tom Gola, Western Kentucky, Feb. 25, 1964 31 games, 1955 SEASON: 202, Tom Gola, CAREER: 877, Tom Gola 31 games, 1955 118 games, 1951-1955 SEASON PERCENTAGE: 91.7, (55-60) Kurt Kanaskie, 21 games, 1979 CAREER: 653, Tom Gola, REBOUNDS 118 games, 1951-1955 GAME: 37, Tom Gola, at CAREER PERCENTAGE: 86.3 (157-182) Lebanon Valley, Jan. 15, 1955 Kevin Lynam, 101 games, 1977-1981 OPPONENT: 33, Art Beatty, American, Jan. 10, 1967 SEASON: 652, Tom Gola, 30 games, 1954

CAREER: 2201 , Tom Gola, 118 games, 1951-1955

ASSISTS GAME: 18, Doug Overton, Holy Cross, Feb. 13, 1989 OPPONENT, GAME: 15, Jerry Hobbie, Fordham, Dec. 28, 1984 SEASON: 244, Doug Overton, 32 games, 1989 CAREER: 461, Darryl Gladden, 90 games, 1977-1979 461, Chip Greenberg, 110 games, 1982-1986

STEALS GAME: 8, Doug Overton, Army, Feb. 3, 1989

OPPONENT, GAME: 5, Mark Macon, Temple, Jan. 4, 1989 ... 5, Jean Prioleau, Fordham, Jan. 12, 1989 SEASON: 98, Doug Overton, 32 games, 1989 CAREER: 200 Ralph Lewis, 116 games, 1981-85

BLOCKED SHOTS GAME: 7 Lionel Simmons, American, Feb. 2, 1988

OPPONENT, GAME: 5, LaPhonso Ellis, Notre Dame, Feb. 16, 1989 SEASON: 77, Lionel Simmons, 34 games, 1988 CAREER: 183, Lionel Simmons, 99 games, 1986-89

59 ALL-TIME RECORDS TEAM

POINTS 3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE GAME: 125, vs. Loyola (LA), GAME: 10, vs. Temple, Dec. 2, 1986 Feb. 4, 1967 10, vs. Villanova, Dec. 18, 1987 HALF: 67, vs. St. Francis (PA) 10, vs. Holy Cross, Feb. 13, 1989 Jan. 28, 1967 SEASON: 190, 34 games, 1988 OPPONENT, GAME: 121, Miami (FL) OPPONENTS, GAME: 13, Florida State, Feb. 23, 1989 Jan. 23, 1964 OPPONENTS, SEASON: 172, 34 games, 1988 COMBINED: 226, (123-103), at 3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED American, Feb. 3, 1979 GAME: 30, vs. Temple, Jan. 4, 1989 SEASON: 2646, 32 games, 1989 SEASON: 445, 34 games, 1988 POINTS PER GAME: 89.0, 24 games 1969 OPPONENTS, GAME: 28, Florida State, Feb. 23, 1989 OPPONENT, SEASON: 2491, 30 games, 1978 OPPONENTS, SEASON: 434, 32 games, 1989 OPPONENT POINTS PER GAME: 83.2 FREE THROWS MADE 28 games, 1979 GAME: 39, vs. Bucknell, WINS Mar. 1, 1982 SEASON: 26, 1953-1954 OPPONENT: 39, Kentucky, 26, 1954-1955 Dec. 2, 1978 26, 1988-1989 SEASON: 588, 31 games, 1984 34 1988 CONSECUTIVE: 18, Jan. 4, 1969- 588, games, Dec. 10, 1969 FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED 16 HAYMAN HALL, CONSECUTIVE: GAME: 51 , vs. Duquesne, Dec. 1, 1975-Mar. 2, 1981 Feb. 16, 1954 PALESTRA, CONSECUTIVE: 19, OPPONENT: 52, North Carolina Feb. 28, 1968-Dec. 16, 1969 State, Jan. 23, 1954 SEASON CONSECUTIVE: 15, 52, Kentucky, Dec. 2, 1978 Jan. 4-Feb. 25, 1969 SEASON: 879, 28 games, 1953 FIELD GOALS MADE GAME: 57, at American, REBOUNDS Feb. 3, 1979 GAME: 85, vs. Brandeis, PERCENTAGE: 67.1 (57-85), at Jan. 8, 1955 American, Feb. 3, 1979 85, vs. Syracuse, 1954 OPPONENT: 49, Villanova, Dec. 27, Jan. 27, 1982 OPPONENT: 79, St. Joseph's, SEASON: 1047, 30 games, 1978 Jan. 8, 1966 PERCENTAGE: 50.1 (992-1982) ASSISTS 31 games, 1980 GAME: 35, vs. Loyola (LA), Feb. 4, 1967 FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED SEASON: 563, 30 games, 1978 GAME: 1 12, vs. Furman, Feb. 6, 1954 OPPONENT: 105, Creighton, Feb. 1, 1954 SEASON: 2111, 30 games, 1978

60 1000 & 500 POINT SCORERS

LA SALLE'S 1000 POINTS - CAREER CLUB # OF FIELD FREE YEARS SEASONS GAMES GOALS THROWS POINTS AVG. Michael Brooks 1976-80 4 114 1064 500 2628 23.1 Tom Gola 1951-55 4 118 904 653 2461 20.9 Lionel Simmons 1986-89 3 99 909 527 2370 23.9 Steve Black 1981-85 4 102 834 344 2012 19.7 Ralph Lewis 1981-85 4 116 677 453 1807 15.6 Tim Legler 1984-88 4 121 *663 212 1699 14.0 Ken Durrett 1968-71 3 71 651 377 1679 23.6

Hubie Marshall 1 964-67 3 74 640 269 1576 21.3

Bill Taylor 1 972-75 3 82 693 168 1554 18.9

Larry Foust 1 946-50 4 103 573 318 1464 14.2

Larry Cannon 1 966-69 3 75 566 298 1430 19.1 Frank Corace 1961-64 3 73 583 245 1411 19.3

Larry Koretz 1 983-87 4 120 *548 218 1382 11.5

Kurt Kanaskie 1 976-80 4 105 547 262 1356 12.9 Charlie Wise 1972-76 4 97 503 239 1245 12.8 Norm Grekin 1950-53 3 88 460 323 1243 14.1 Mo Connolly 1976-80 4 108 492 248 1232 11.4 Bernie Williams 1966-69 3 74 528 174 1230 16.6 Chip Greenberg 1982-86 4 110 416 395 1227 11.2 Jim Crawford 1970-73 3 77 430 353 1213 15.8 Fred lehle 1949-53 4 94 511 182 1204 12.8 Bob Walters 1943-47 4 80 1193 14.9 Craig Conlin 1985-89 4 119 470 219 1159 9.7

Alonzo Lewis 1 954-57 3 82 424 289 1137 13.9

Donn Wilber 1 973-77 4 90 448 231 1127 12.5

Joe Bryant 1 973-75 2 54 456 206 1118 20.7 Albert Butts 1981-84 3 88 374 312 1060 12.0 Bob McAteer 1959-62 3 69 395 266 1056 15.3

George Paull 1 964-67 3 74 393 230 1016 13.7 Bob Fields 1969-71 2 52 417 182 1016 19.5 Rich Tarr 1984-88 4 119 *359 186 1004 8.4

LA SALLE'S 500 POINTS SEASON CLUB FIELD FREE YEAR SEASON GAMES GOALS THROWS POINTS AVG Lionel Simmons 1988-89 Junior 32 349 189 908 28.4 Lionel Simmons 1987-88 Sophomore 34 *297 196 792 23.3 Tom Gola 1954-55 Senior 31 274 202 750 24.2 Michael Brooks 1979-80 Senior 31 290 167 747 24.1

Michael Brooks 1 977-78 Sophomore 28 288 120 696 24.9

Tom Gola 1 953-54 Junior 30 252 186 690 23.0

Hubie Marshall 1 965-66 Junior 25 277 120 674 26.9

Lionel Simmons 1 986-87 Freshman 33 *263 142 670 20.3 Ralph Lewis 1983-84 Junior 31 237 164 638 20.6

Ken Durrett 1 969-70 Junior 26 249 134 632 24.3

Joe Bryant 1 974-75 Junior 29 256 120 632 21.8 Tim Legler 1986-87 Junior 33 *233 93 616 18.7

Michael Brooks 1 978-79 Junior 26 245 116 606 23.3 Bob Fields 1970-71 Senior 27 247 111 605 22.4 Frank Corace 1963-64 Senior 25 242 117 601 24.0 Michael Brooks 1976-77 Freshman 29 241 97 579 19.9 Ken Durrett 1970-71 Senior 21 211 145 567 27.0 Tim Legler 1987-88 Senior 34 *203 57 567 16.7 Steve Black 1981-82 Freshman 28 221 119 561 20.0 Bill Taylor 1974-75 Senior 29 247 65 559 19.3 Steve Black 1984-85 Senior 28 239 74 552 19.7 Bill Taylor 1973-74 Junior 28 242 67 551 19.7 Hubie Marshall 1966-67 Senior 26 220 109 549 21.1

Harry Cannon 1 967-68 Junior 28 207 132 546 19.5 Bob McAteer 1961-62 Senior 25 205 133 543 21.7 Ralph Lewis 1984-85 Senior 28 201 122 524 18.7 Tom Gola 1952-53 Sophomore 28 186 145 517 18.5 Steve Black 1983-84 Junior 27 207 103 517 19.1 Tom Gola 1951-52 Freshman 29 192 120 504 17.4

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63 M LA SALLE'S BEST TOM GOLA 1954 Player of the Year

*Led La Salle to the 1952 NIT and 1954 NCAA Championships 'Averaged 20.9 points and 19.0 rebounds for his four-year career "Three-time collegiate All-American * Played in the NBA with the Philadelphia Warriors and "Named All-Pro five times *La Salle teams compiled a 102-19 record in his four years "Head coach of La Salle's 1969 team (23-1), ranked second in the nation "1969 Coach of the Year, New York and Philadelphia Sports Writers *1979 NCAA Silver Anniversary Award Recipient '"Living Sports Legend," Philadelphia Sportswriters Association, 1985 "Member of: Hall of Fame Madison Square Garden Ail-Time Team Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame SPORT Magazine All-Time All-American Team Helms Hall of Fame *Big 5 Hall of Fame, 1986 (Special Category, Coach) "Holds the following La Salle records: Field goals attempted, season: 624 Free throws made, career: 877 Field goals attempted, career: 2222 Rebounds, game: 37 Free throws attempted, season: 267 Rebounds, season: 652 Free throws made, season: 202 Rebounds, career: 2201 MICHAEL BROOKS 1980 Player of the Year

* 12th on NCAA career scoring list "Leading all-time scorer at La Salle "All-American Teams: UPI, AP, Basketball Weekly, Medalist, Converse, Basketball Writers Association, National Association of Basketball Coaches, Basketball Times, Sporting News, Citizens Savings "Captain of 1980 United States Olympic Team "East Coast Conference "Player of the Year" 1980 "United States Basketball Writers Association "Player of the Year" 1980 "Big 5 "Player of the Year" 1978, 1980 "Big 5 Hall of Fame, 1986 "Widmer Eastern College "Player of the Year" 1980 "National Association of Basketball Coaches "Player of the Year" 1980 "ECAC All-Decade Team (1970-1979) All-time leading scorer, Philadelphia Big 5 "51 points at Brigham Young, top scoring performance, NCAA Division 1980 "Holds the following La Salle records: Points, career: 2628 Field goals made, game: 24 Points, game: 51 Field goals attempted, game: 36 Field goals made, career: 1064 Field goal percentage, career: 53.8 (1064-1976) ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDS SEASONS WINS LOSSES PCT. Bill (Speedy) Morris (1986-88) 3 70 29 .707 Dave (Lefty) Ervin (1979-1986) 7 119 87 .578 Paul Westhead (1970-1979) 9 142 105 .575 Tom Gola (1968-1970) 2 37 13 .740

Jim Harding (1967-1968) 1 20 8 .714 Joe Heyer (1965-1967) 2 24 27 .471 Bob Walters (1963-1965) 2 31 17 .646 Donald (Dudey) Moore (1958-1963) 5 79 37 .681 (1955-1958) 3 48 28 .632 (1949-1955) 6 145 30 .829 Charles McGlone (1946-1949) 3 61 17 .782 Joseph Meehan (1943-1946) 3 27 29 .482 Obie O'Brien (1941-1943) 2 25 20 .556 Leonard Tanseer (1933-1941) 8 90 59 .604 Thomas Conley (1931-1933) 2 24 12 .711 James J. Henry (1930-1931) 1 15 4 .789 TOTALS: 1447 GAMES 59 957 522 .643

64

La Salle in the 1989 NCAA Tournament

The challenge had been met, the La Salle Explorers had reached the NCAA Tournament for the second consecutive season. The Explorers had won 26 games and had dispatched

its Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference foes in both the regular season and the league tournament. 1989 was a successful season. A win in the NCAA Tournament would only make the season sweeter. But alas, Louisiana Tech had other ideas. Despite heroic per- formances from Jack Hurd and Lionel Simmons, who each threw

in 26 points, La Salle fell to the Bulldogs, 83-74. Tech's Ail- American led the Bulldogs with 22 points and 16 rebounds.

La Salle led only in the opening minutes of the game and trail- ed by eight at the intermission. The Explorers closed the margin to three midway in the second half and again in the closing minutes. The Bulldogs rallied against every surge. "We were very disappointed because we didn't play well," Coach Speedy Morris said. "We missed so many shots we nor- mally make. We take 75 shots and Louisiana Tech takes 51, but you can't dwell on the stat sheet. "The 1989 team was a pleasure to coach," Morris said. "These guys genuinely liked each other. The season was a suc- cess. Next year's (1990) team has the makings of a very good team, possibly a Top 20 team." In back-to-back seasons under Morris, La Salle has been to the finals of the NIT (1987) and the NCAA Tournament in 1988 and 1989. Morris' 1990 squad could be the best yet.

La Salle FG FT Reb Pts Simmons 12-28 2- 5 16 26 Hurd 8-12 6- 6 3 26 Overton 5-14 0- 4 10 Conlin 2- 7 2- 2 2 6 Johnson 1-10 1- 2 3 4

Shelton 1- 1 0- 2 2 Lieverst 0- 2 0- 3

Wriedt 0- 1 0- '* Cin Totals 29-75 11-15 36 74

Louisiana Tech FG FT Reb Pts White 6-13 10-13 16 22 Dade 5-10 6- 9 7 16

Knight 5- 8 1- 1 4 12 Newton 4- 9 0- 4 11 Louis 4- 4 0- 2 11 Brown 2- 4 2- 2 4 6

Guillory 2- 3 0- 1 5 Crawford 0- 0-

Totals 28-51 19-25 39 83

66 1 954 NCAA CHAMPIONS

La Salle Beats Bradley, 92-76. For NCAA Title

La Salle Routs Navy to La Salle Beats Penn State, Win NCAA Eastern Final Enters NCAA Title Game

March 8— Buffalo (NY) Memorial Auditorium (5655) March 19—Kansas City (MO) Municipal Auditorium (10,500) LA SALLE 76—Fordham 74 (ot) LA SALLE 69—Penn State 54

Fran O'Malley, on a pass from Tom Gola, layed in the winning Frank Blatcher, who had scored 25 points in the previous three points as the Explorers opened their trek to the NCAA title with games, matched Gola's total of 19 points in the NCAA semifinal an overtime win over Fordham. Three weeks earlier, La Salle had victory over the Nittany Lions. Gola also had 17 rebounds as La beaten the Rams 61-56, at the . Gola finish- Salle led from the opening tap. Coach Ken Loeffler was almost ed with 26 points and 16 rebounds in the NCAA win, while apologetic after the game, explaining, "We weren't interesting O'Malley scored 13. but what can you do against a zone (defense)."

March 12—The Palestra (8500) LA SALLE 88— North Carolina State 81 March 20—Kansas City (10,500) Gola and Charlie Singley each scored 26 points as the Explorers LA SALLE 92— Bradley 76 advanced to the Eastern Regional final with a win over the Atlantic Coast champion Wolfpack. Gola also had 26 rebounds. Trailing 43-42 at halftime, La Salle exploded for 30 points in the Again, the NCAA win was a repeat of an earlier La Salle win, third period to open a 15-point lead and coast to the NCAA title. 83-79, at North Carolina State. Gola scored 9 points, Blatcher 8 in the period. Blatcher, a 24-year- old sophomore Navy veteran, and Singley, another sophomore, March 13—The Palestra (7614) each scored 23 points in the championship game, while Gola LA SALLE 64—Navy 48 again had as many points as rebounds (19). In the five NCAA Tournament games, Gola averaged 22.8 points and 20.4 re- Gola again led the way with 22 points and 24 rebounds. A 22-8 bounds; Singley averaged 17.2 points in the tournament, Blat- scoring in third margin the period gave the Explorers a 43-29 cher 13.4, O'Malley 10.2, and Frank O'Hara, the only senior on lead into going the last 10 minutes. Singley had 16 points in the the roster, 6.8. championship victory.

1953-1954 N.C.A.A. Champions BOXSCORE

La Salle vs. Bradley r %Zu~r NCAA Championsh p Game March 20, 1954

La Salle FG FT PTS Bradley FG FT PTS Singley 8 7 23 Petersen 4 2 10

Greenberg 2 1 5 Babetch Maples 2 4 King 3 6 12

Blatcher 11 1 23 Gower 1 1 Gola 7 5 19 Estergard 3 11 17

O'Malley 5 1 11 Carney 3 11 17 Yodsnukis Utt O'Hara 2 3 7 Kent 8 16

Riley 1 1 3

37 18 92 22 32 76 Bradley 22 21 14 19—76

La Salle 19 23 30 20—92

Officials: Hagan Anderson, Ross Dean

67 mm 1952 NIT CHAMPIONS

Grekin, Gola MVPs as La Salle Tops Dayton to Win NIT Championship

March 8—Madison Square Garden (18,422) March 13—Madison Square Garden (17,000) LA SALLE 80—Seton Hall 76 LA SALLE 59—Duquesne 46

Tom Gola scored 30 points, Fred lehle 25, 20 in the second half, Grekin again led the way, with 21 points and 10 rebounds as the as La Salle held on after Gola fouled out with 1:25 to play for Explorers upset the tournament's top seed. Gola finished with its narrow opening-round victory. Gola also had 19 rebounds, 6 10 points, 14 rebounds, and Moore 12 points, 11 rebounds. Grekin assists, while Norm Grekin had 15 rebounds. scored the final 9 points of the first half to open a 34-24 halftime lead. March 10—Madison Square Garden (18,310) LA SALLE 51— St. John's 45 March 15—Madison Square Garden (18,485) LA SALLE 75—Dayton 64 Grekin scored 17 points (with 16 rebounds) and lehle 16 as Gola was held to 7 points, all in the second half. Jackie Moore's jump Gola's 22 points, 13 rebounds and lehle's 18 points led the Ex- shot with 2:50 to play gave the Explorers the lead for good. La plorers to their first national title. Grekin finished with 15 points, Salle would again beat the Redmen, 71-62, later in the spring Buddy Donnelly 11 as La Salle led thoughout the game. Both during the Olympic Trials. teams shot under 40% for the game (La Salle, 30-85, 35.3%; Dayton, 25-66, 37.9%), Gola averaged 17.3 points, 14 rebounds for the four games; he and Frank O'Hara were the only members BOXSCORE of the NIT champions who would also become NCAA champions in two years. NIT Championship Game March 15, 1952

La Salle FG FT PTS 1952 N.I.T. Grekin 5 5 15 CHAMPIONS Gilson lehle 8 2 18 Gola 9 4 22 French Moore 3 2 8

Jones 1 1

Donnelly 5 1 11 Altieri O'Hara

30 15 75

Dayton FG FT PTS Grizsby 8 2 18 Horan 3 6 Paxson 5 5 15

Salice 1 1 3 Doncher Meineke 4 5 13 Taylor

Norris 3 1 7 Boyle Harris

Joseph 1 2 Waywood

25 14 64 La Salle 18 20 25 12 —75

Dayton 13 17 18 16—64

FIRST ROW: Frank O'Hara, Jim Warrington, Charles Donnelly, Ed Altieri, Tom McCormick. Officials: Lou Eisenstein, SECOND ROW: Tom Gola, Newt Jones, Norm Grekin, Fred lehle, Dick Breen, Jackie Moore. THIRD ROW: Harry Bruner, Trainer, Joe Gilson, Jack French, Bill Katheder, Jim O'Connor, Manager.

68 POST-SEASON TOURNAMENTS

NCAA TOURNAMENT NATIONAL INVITATIONAL TOURNEY (NIT) 1954—CHAMPION 1948 La Salle 76 Fordham 74 (OT) Western Kentucky 68 La Salle 60 (1st Round played at Buffalo, NY) (Played at Madison Square Garden) La Salle 88 North Carolina St. 81 1950 La Salle 64 Navy 48 La Salle 72 Arizona 66 (Regionals played at The Palestra) Duquesne 49 La Salle 47 La Salle 69 Penn State 54 (Played at Madison Square Garden) La Salle 92 Bradley 76 1951 (Championship Round played at Kansas City, MO) St. Louis 73 La Salle 61 1955—EASTERN CHAMPION; National 2nd Place (Played at Madison Square Garden) La Salle 95 West Virginia 61 1952—CHAMPION (1st Round played at Madison Square Garden) La Salle 80 Seton Hall 76 La Salle 73 Princeton 46 La Salle 51 St. John's 45 La Salle 99 Canisius 64 La Salle 59 Duquesne 46 (Regionals played at The Palestra) La Salle 75 Dayton 64 La Salle 76 Iowa 73 (Played at Madison Square Garden) San Francisco 77 La Salle 63 1953 (Championship Round played at Kansas City, MO) St. John's 75 La Salle 74 1968 (Played at Madison Square Garden) Columbia 83 La Salle 69 1963 (1st Round played at College Park, MD) St. Louis 62 La Salle 61 1975 (Played at Madison Square Garden) Syracuse 87 La Salle 83 (OT) 1965 (1st Round played at The Palestra) Detroit 93 La Salle 86 1978 (Played at Madison Square Garden) Villanova 103 La Salle 97 1971 (1st Round played at The Palestra) Georgia Tech 70 La Salle 67 1980 (Played at Madison Square Garden) Purdue 90 La Salle 82 1984 (1st Round played at West Lafayette, IN) Pitt 95 La Salle 91 1983 (1st Round played at The Palestra) La Salle 70 Boston University 58 1987—2nd Place (Preliminary Round played at The Palestra) La Salle 86 Villanova 84 Virginia Commonwealth 76 La Salle 67 (Played at Villanova) (1st Round played at Greensboro, NC) La Salle 89 Niagara 81 1988 (Played at Buffalo, NY) Kansas State 66 La Salle 53 La Salle 70 Illinois St. 50 (1st Round played at Notre Dame, IN) (Played at The Palestra) 1989 La Salle 92 Arkansas-Little Rock 73 Louisiana Tech 83 La Salle 74 Southern Mississippi 84 La Salle 80 (1st Round played at Nashville, TN) (Championship Round played at Madison Square Garden)

69 REGULAR SEASON TOURNAMENTS

Since the 1952-53 Holiday Festival, La Salle University has ACME Boot Classic (Clarkesville, TN, 1988-89) played in different during the regular 36 tournaments season. La Salle 64 - Georgia Southern 62 Explorer played in eight City at teams Quaker Tournaments The La Salle 79 - Austin Peay 74 Palestra and the between 1962 and 1972, and eight MVP - Lionel Simmons Holiday Festivals in Madison Square Garden, beginning in 1952, Jostens Philadelphia Classic (Palestra, 1988-89) last appearing in 1973. La Salle 77 - Pennsylvania 61

La Salle 96 - Long Beach State 63 The Coors Light Classic (Nov. 24-25 at Fresno State, CA,) and MVP - Lionel Simmons the USF & G Sugar Bowl Classic (Dec. 28-29 at New Orleans, La,) will be the 37th and 38th regular-season tournaments for La Salle University.

La Salle won the ACME Boot Classic last season with victories OTHER TOURNAMENTS over Georgia Southern (64-62) and Austin Peay (79-74). Lionel Simmons took MVP honors in the tournament with a 54 point, Holiday Festival (Madison Square Garden) 18 rebound effort. The Explorers also won the Jostens (1953, 54, 55, 56, 62, 65, 68, 74) Philadelphia Classic with victories over Pennsylvania (77-61,) Quaker City Tournament (Palestra, Spectrum) and Long Beach State (96-63.) Simmons was named the MVP (1963, 64, 66, 67, 69, 70, 72, 73) of this tournament as well racking up 58 points and 23 rebounds. Jostens Philadelphia Classic (Palestra) (1986, 87, 88, 89) The regular season tournament championships were La Salle's Kentucky Invitational (Lexington, KY) (1954, 55) eighth and ninth, respectively. Orange Bowl Classic (Miami, FL) (1957) Volunteer Classic (Knoxville, TN) (1970, 77) Cabrillo Classic (San Diego, CA) (1977, 81) CHAMPIONSHIPS Cougar Classic (Provo, UT) (1980, 82) Vanderbilt Invitational (Nashville, TN) (1967) Boston Garden Invitational (1968) Richmond Invitational (1957-58) Cornhusker Classic (Lincoln, NE) (1972) La Salle 72 - Virginia 64 Cable Car Classic (Oakland, CA) (1973) La Salle 59 - Richmond 55 ot Big Sun Tournament (St. Petersburg, FL) (1974) MVP - Bill Katheder Jay Hawk Classic (Lawrence, KS) (1976) Quaker City Tournament (Palestra, 1963-64) Las Vegas Holiday Classic (1976) La Salle 91 - Northwestern 69 First Union Invitational (Charlotte, NC) (1978) La Salle 80 - Georgetown 69 Louisville Classic (1978) La Salle 83 - St. Bonaventure 80 Montana Classic (Billings, MT) (1979) MVP - Frank Corace Lobo Invitational (Albuquerque, NM) (1980) Quaker City Tournament (Spectrum, 1969-70) Golden Gate Classic (San Francisco, CA) (1982) La Salle 76 - Georgia 66 Connecticut Mutual Classic (Hartford, CT) (1982) La Salle 68 - Cornell 56 Marshall Memorial Tournament (Huntington, WV) (1983) La Salle 89 - Columbia 74 Classic (1983) MVP - Fran Dunphy MVP - Steve Black Charlotte Invitational (1970-71) Maryland Invitational (College Park, MD) (1984) La Salle 50 - Georgia 42 Apple Invitational (Stanford, CA) (1985) La Salle 75 - Boston College 63 Miller High Life Classic (Tampa, FL) (1985) MVP - Ken Durrett Carrier Classic (Syracuse, NY) (1986) Dayton Invitational (1974-75) AMI Classic (Miami, FL) (1987) La Salle 67 - Clemson 63 Hawaiian Tropic Classic (Daytona Beach, FL) (1987) Salle 73 - Texas Tech 64 La Chaminade Christmas Classic (Honolulu, HI) (1988) MVP - Bill Taylor ACME Boot Classic (Clarkesville, TN) (1988) Sugar Bowl Classic (New Orleans, LA, 1974-75) Cotton States Classic (Atlanta, GA) (1988) La Salle 69 - Furman 64 Pre-season NIT (1st round at Syracuse, NY) (1988) La Salle 77 - Alabama 73 MVP - Joe Bryant CBT Hartford Invitational (1987-88)

La Salle 74 - Texas San Antonio 51

La Salle 86 - Delaware 72

MVP - Lionel Simmons

70

ALL-TIME RECORD WITH COLLEGIATE OPPONENTS

(Names in Bold: 1989-1990 Opponents)

Opponent W L First Last Last La Salle Last Opponent Met Met Victory Victory

Akron 1 1940 1940 1940 (33-30) Alabama 2 3 1974 1980 1980 (82-80) 1980 (81-65) Albright 26 2 1946 1970 1970 (89-59) 1946 (67-61) American 15 7 1966 1989 1989 (111-91) 1983 (65-63) Arizona 2 1950 1953 1953 (87-68)

Arkansas 1 1948 1948 1948 (69-58)

Arkansas-Little Rock 1 1987 1987 1987 (92-73) Army 12 4 1973 1989 1989 (88-67) 1987 (68-59)

Arnold 1 1943 1943 1943 (83-48)

Austin Peay 1 1988 1988 1988 (79-74)

Baldwin-Wallace 2 1 1949 1951 1951 (86-67) 1949 (52-49) Baltimore 4 1933 1969 1969 (100-57)

Baylor 1 1972 1972 1972 (81-68)

Biscayne 6 1 1972 1978 1978 (89-84) 1972 (103-93)

Bloomsburg 1 1950 1950 1950 (67-41)

Boston College 3 1 1947 1972 1971 (75-63) 1972 (62-61)

Boston University 1 1983 1983 1983 (70-58)

Bowling Green 5 1 1949 1986 1986 (94-54) 1949 (51-45)

Bradley 2 1 1954 1957 1957 (87-77) 1956 (93-78)

Brandeis 1 1955 1955 1955 (102-56) Brigham Young 4 3 1949 1988 1985 (74-73) 1988 (95-82)

Brooklyn College 1 1935 1935 1935 (28-17)

Brown 1 1983 1983 1983 (61-59) Bucknell 15 3 1902 1982 1982 (68-66) 1980 (80-79)

Butler 1 1940 1940 1940 (46-37)

Cal. State-Fullerton 1 1979 1979 1979 (95-84) Canisius 19 9 1941 1988 1988 (85-73) 1983 (55-54) Catholic 8 4 1933 1947 1947 (68-33) 1939 (45-40)

Central Florida 1 1987 1987 1987 (68-43) C.C.N.Y. 4 1938 1946 1946 (94-52)

Chaminade 1 1988 1988 1988 (90-60) Cincinnati 3 6 1948 1982 1953 (86-81) 1982 (76-73)

Clemson 1 1975 1975 1975 (67-63)

Cleveland State 1 1976 1976 1976 (90-72) Coast Guard 2 2 1943 1946 1946 (59-46) 1945 (58-44) College of Osteopathy 2 1932 1934 1934 (32-13)

Columbia 1 1 1968 1970 1970 (89-74) 1968 (83-69)

Columbus 1 1942 1942 1942 (44-33)

Cooper Union 1 1933 1933 1933 (33-16)

Cornell 1 1970 1970 1970 (68-56) Creighton 3 6 1963 1971 1971 (64-61) 1970 (86-77) Dartmouth 2 1962 1985 1985 (84-55) Davis & Elkins 4 1935 1942 1942 (44-33) Dayton 5 4 1952 1988 1988 (69-66) 1984 (84-69)

Delaware 17 1 1931 1988 1988 (86-72) 1931 (33-25)

De Paul 1 6 1950 1987 1950 (49-41) 1987 (58-54)

Detroit 1 2 1965 1970 1969 (98-96) 1970 (81-77) Dickinson 3 1954 1977 1977 (82-61) Drexel 14 3 1945 1983 1983 (63-61) 1981 (69-66) Duke 4 1978 1983 1983 (61-60) Duquesne 17 17 1940 1983 1983 (67-61) 1979 (90-89)

East Carolina 1 1978 1978 1978 (96-95) Eastern Kentucky 4 1952 1987 1987 (98-83)

Eastern Michigan 1 1973 1973 1973 (93-66) Elizabethtown 2 1932 1932 1932 (46-41) Fairfield 10 5 1972 1989 1989 (91-62) 1987 (75-62)

Florida Southern 1 1979 1979 1979 (84-75)

Florida State 1 1989 1989 1989 (101-100) Fordham 16 5 1954 1989 1989 (85-69) 1987 (87-79) Furman 3 1954 1975 1975 (69-64)

Galludet 1 1932 1932 1932 (23-17) George Washington 2 1951 1984 1984 (65-64) Georgetown 15 9 1945 1980 1965 (88-80) 1980 (79-63) Georgia 2 3 1970 1988 1971 (50-42) 1988 (85-95)

Georgia Southern 1 1988 1988 1988 (64-62)

Georgia Tech 1 1 1949 1971 1949 (67-59) 1971 (70-67) Geneva 3 1938 1952 1952 (103-74) Gettysburg 11 2 1946 1968 1968 (96-58) 1962 (57-44) 72 ALL-TIME RECORD WITH COLLEGIATE OPPONENTS

(Names in Bold: 1989-1990 Opponents)

Opponent W L First Last Last LaSalle Last Dpponent Met Met Victory Victory

Hartford 1 1985 1985 1985 (82-80) Haverford 3 1932 1944 1944 (46-42) Hofstra 14 4 1969 1983 1983 (78-62) 1977 (92-81) Holy Cross 14 4 1949 1989 1989 (101-82) 1986 (72-70)

Houston 1 1976 1976 1976 (90-87) Idaho 1951 1951 1951 (60-49)

Idaho State 1 1980 1982 1980 (88-83) 1982 (86-68) Illinois State 1987 1987 1987 (70-50) Illinois Wesleyan 1939 1939 1939 (25-23)

Indiana 1 1957 1969 1969 (108-88) 1957 (93-80) lona 10 5 1954 1989 1989 (91-62) 1987 (75-68) Iowa 2 1954 1955 1955 (76-73) Kansas 2 1952 1976 1976 (74-73)

Kansas State 1 1988 1988 1988 (66-53) Kentucky 3 1954 1979 1979 (109-77)

Kutztown 1 1 1945 1945 1945 (64-48) 1945 (54-53) Lafayette 30 10 1903 1983 1983 (79-61) 1982 (67-65) Lebanon Valley 4 1939 1955 1955 (112-70)

Lehigh 13 1 1959 1982 1982 (94-64) 1972 (69-64)

Lock Haven 1 1947 1947 1947 (69-36)

Long Beach State 1 1988 1988 1988 (96-63) Long Island University 3 5 1936 1970 1970 (68-53) 1942 (61-37) Louisville 2 7 1949 1986 1966 (96-92) 1986 (72-60)

Louisiana Tech 1 1989 1989 1989 (83-74) Loyola (LA) 7 2 1955 1972 1971 (74-53) 1972 (86-80)

Loyola (MD) 25 1 1934 1954 1954 (97-62) 1944 (53-45) Maine 4 1976 1987 1987 (79-66) Manhattan 30 6 1913 1989 1989 (77-60) 1976 (79-78)

Marshall 1 2 1943 1971 1971 (76-75) 1970 (97-88)

Maryland 1 1984 1984 1984 (96-83)

Massachusetts 1 1972 1972 1972 (82-75)

Memphis State 1 1 1975 1976 1975 (93-84) 1976 (81-77) Miami (FL) 9 4 1951 1971 1971 (97-77) 1970 (103-96)

Michigan 1 1976 1976 1976 (86-71)

Millersville 19 1 1939 1962 1962 (102-62) 1958 (90-80)

Minnesota 1 1966 1966 1966 (92-87)

Missouri 1 1981 1981 1981 (83-74) Monmouth 3 1984 1986 1986 (72-69)

Montana 1 1979 1979 1979 (91-78) Moravian 4 1941 1948 1948 (79-58)

Morehead State 3 1 1945 1968 1968 (81-73) Morris-Harvey 3 1934 1942 1942 (39-27) Mount St. Mary's 4 4 1931 1939 1939 (34-26) 1933 (21-14) Muhlenberg 23 8 1941 1963 1963 (88-49) 1959 (92-75)

Murray State 1 1952 1952 1952 (105-82)

Navy 1 1954 1954 1954 (64-48)

Nebraska 1 1 1967 1972 1967 (99-76) 1972 (75-60) Newark 2 1942 1943 1942 (50-35)

New Mexico State 1 1973 1973 1973 (76-70)

NYU. 1 1953 1953 1953 (80-63) Niagara 24 15 1934 1987 1987 (89-81) 1977 (66-64)

North Carolina 1 2 1947 1988 1947 (65-62) 1988 (96-82)

North Carolina Charlotte 1 1978 1978 1978 (68-67) North Carolina State 5 7 1949 1968 1968 (68-63) 1961 (71-68)

Northeastern 1 1987 1987 1987 (102-85)

Northwestern 1 1964 1964 1964 (91-69) Notre Dame 3 15 1972 1989 1984 (68-66) 1989 (80-78)

Ohio State 1 1978 1978 1978 (86-83)

Ohio University 1 1986 1986 1986 (70-65)

Oklahoma 1 1945 1945 1945 (52-38)

Oklahoma A & M 1 1940 1940 1940 (33-16)

Oklahoma City 1 1967 1967 1967 (108-97) Pennsylvania 18 24 1934 1988 1988 (77-61) 1988 (66-61)

Penn State 2 1 1954 1987 1969 (70-55) 1987 (59-58) Philadelphia Pharmacy 5 1935 1980 1980 (87-58) Philadelphia Textile 2 1931 1932 1932 (31-10)

Pittsburgh 1 1984 1984 1984 (95-91)

Princeton 4 1 1932 1988 1988 (63-62) 1932 (25-24) 73 ALL-TIME RECORD WITH COLLEGIATE OPPONENTS

(Names in Bold: 1989-1990 Opponents)

Opponent W L First Last Last LaSalle Last (Opponent Met Met Victory Victory

Providence 2 2 1937 1977 1976 (75-73) 1977 (75-62)

Purdue 1 1980 1980 1980 (90-82)

Rhode Island 1 4 1977 1981 1980 (84-76) 1981 (70-60)

Rice 1 2 1941 1981 1981 (64-58) 1942 (51-41)

Richmond 5 1 1955 1989 1989 (97-76) 1988 (82-81) Rider 20 6 1933 1983 1983 (68-57) 1983 (71-69)

Roanoke 1 1 1937 1939 1937 (32-29) 1939 (31-30)

Rutgers 2 1 1961 1975 1974 (82-76 1975 (96-82) St. Bonaventure 2 2 1958 1981 1981 (68-65) 1978 (108-95) St. Francis (NY) 7 2 1937 1948 1948 (53-52) 1943 (47-41) St. Francis (PA) 3 1947 1969 1969 (107-95) St. John's 3 3 1936 1965 1956 (85-76) 1965 (78-71) St. Joseph's 45 46 1901 1988 1988 (81-57) 1988 (73-63)

St. Louis 1 4 1951 1963 1954 (96-82) 1963 (62-61)

St. Mary's 1 1985 1985 1985 (69-59) St. Peter's 9 5 1984 1989 1989 (71-58) 1986 (69-63)

San Diego State 1 1 1977 1981 1977 (88-84) 1981 (93-67) San Francisco 5 1949 1973 1973 (74-73)

Santa Clara 1 3 1941 1981 1941 (41-37) 1981 (93-74) Scranton 17 9 1932 1960 1960 (82-77) 1952 (55-52) Seattle 2 1965 1966 1966 (84-68) Seton Hall 12 11 1932 1966 1965 (101-71) 1966 (93-92)

South Carolina 1 1 1969 1988 1988 (85-67) 1969 (62-59)

South Florida 1 1982 1982 1982 (82-62) Southern California 3 1948 1973 1973 (77-72)

Southern Methodist 1 1977 1977 1977 (94-86)

Southern Mississippi 1 1987 1987 1987 (84-80)

Stanford 2 1 1953 1985 1974 (77-66) 1985 (84-73)

Stetson 3 1 1978 1982 1982 (71-69) 1979 (90-76) Susquehanna 2 1946 1947 1947 (47-43)

S.W. Missouri State 1 1953 1953 1953 (77-70) Syracuse 14 16 1955 1988 1978 (108-101) 1988 (76-92) Temple 33 46 1900 1989 1984 (80-79) 1989 (67-57)

Temple Pharmacy 2 1 1931 1932 1932 (33-17) 1931 (32-17) Tennessee 2 1970 1977 1977 (92-85)

Texas-San Antonio 1 1988 1988 1988 (74-51)

Texas A & M 2 1 1976 1982 1980 (72-67) 1982 (82-74)

Texas Tech 1 1975 1975 1975 (73-64)

Texas Wesleyan 1 1948 1948 1948 (69-66)

Toledo 1 4 1941 1950 1949 (62-51) 1950 (59-55)

Towson State 1 1983 1983 1983 (79-78)

Tulsa 1 2 1940 1972 1971 (63-61) 1972 (80-77)

U.C.L.A. 2 1 1950 1955 1955 (85-77) 1950 (62-57) Upsala 2 1935 1936 1936 (31-24)

Ursinus 1 1932 1932 1932 (29-26)

Utah 1 2 1947 1955 1948 (52-46) 1955 (76-69)

Utah State 1 2 1964 1980 1964 (90-85) 1980 (89-88) Valparaiso 2 1957 1958 1958 (97-86)

Vanderbilt 1 1967 1967 1967 (100-95) Vermont 7 1977 1984 1984 (91-75) Villanova 21 21 1934 1988 1988 (79-74) 1988 (80-83) Virginia 2 1948 1958 1958 (72-64)

Virginia Commonwealth 1 1983 1983 1983 (67-76)

Wake Forest 1 1 1953 1974 1953 (76-59) 1974 (95-90)

Washington 1 1977 1977 1977 (114-94) Washington College 3 1940 1942 1942 (60-33) West Chester 36 6 1932 1982 1982 (71-56) 1940 (30-27) West Virginia 3 1955 1968 1968 (100-83)

Western Carolina 1 1982 1982 1982 (58-55) Western Kentucky 14 15 1948 1983 1983 (62-56) 1975 (91-87) Widener 11 3 1936 1978 1978 (83-75) 1939 (36-31)

William & Mary 1 1949 1949 1949 (63-51)

Wisconsin-Green Bay 1 1983 1983 1983 (62-51)

Wyoming 1 1943 1943 1943 (56-32)

Wyomissing P.I. 2 1940 1941 1941 (54-41) Xavier 2 2 1958 1983 1980 (70-65) 1983 (109-85)

Yale 1 1970 1970 1970 (81-59)

Youngstown State 1 2 1952 1984 1953 (94-41) 1984 (81-76) 74 1936-37 (Won 12, Lost 7)

Opponent LSC OPP Opponent LSC OPP ALL-TIME Philadelphia Pharmacy 41 15 Providence 47 36 Alumni 42 22 West Chester 39 24 Pennsylvania ...... 25 26 St. Francis (NY) 31 25 Roanoke 32 29 P.M.C 32 21 SCORES Temple 37 31 St. Thomas 25 31 St. Joseph's 20 25 St. Joseph's 25 28

Long Island University . ... 30 34 Catholic 35 36 Catholic 24 20 West Chester 27 28 Rider 34 31 St. Thomas 35 32 P.M.C 51 34 Head Coach: Leonard Tanseer 1931-32 (Won 11, Lost 9)

Opponent LSC OPP Opponent LSC OPP 1937-38 (Won 9, Lost 8) Alumni 39 11 Temple Pharmacy 33 17 Delaware 25 33 Gallaudet 17 23 Opponent LSC OPP Opponent LSC OPP Temple Pharmacy .35 11 Penn A.C. 38 37 Seton Hall 28 38 Rider 41 27 West Chester 38 20 Princeton 24 25 Alumni 33 16 St. Francis (NY) 28 26

Seton Hall 28 34 Seton Hall 34 24 St. Thomas 26 36 Westminster 20 45 Philadelphia Textile 31 10 Mt. St. Mary's 24 32 P.M.C 25 22 P.M.C 40 46 Mt. St. Mary's 27 33 Manhattan 34 32 West Chester 47 34 C.C.N.Y 23 40 Ursinus 29 26 West Chester 15 18 Temple 22 37 Seton Hall 27 29

Susquehanna 17 11 Haverford 29 32 St. Joseph's 22 18 Long Island University 36 35 Elizabethtown 46 14 St. Thomas 16 33 Head Coach: Leonard Tanseer Head Coach: Thomas Conley

1938-39 (Won 13, Lost 6) 1932-33 (Won 13, Lost 3) Opponent LSC OPP Opponent LSC OPP Opponent LSC OPP Opponent LSC OPP Roanoke 30 31 Millersville 40 29

Seton Hall 31 28 Susquehanna 39 26 Alumni 34 24 St. Francis 36 26 Penn A.C 28 19 St. Thomas 29 38 Seton Hall 34 32 St. Joseph's 32 31

Catholic 33 21 West Chester 30 27 Illinois Wesleyan 25 23 Lebanon Valley 49 41 Cooper Union 33 16 St. Thomas 36 25 Millersville 31 30 C.C.N.Y 39 43 Mt. St. Mary's 14 21 Rider 39 29 Temple 38 27 West Chester 48 40 Seton Hall 20 37 Penn A.C 32 25 West Chester 46 31 P.M.C 46 28 Baltimore 25 14 Mt. St. Mary's 32 14 Scranton 25 33 Catholic 40 45

West Chester 33 30 Delaware 38 27 Mt. St. Mary's 34 26 Long Island University 21 28 Head Coach: Thomas Conley P.M.C 31 36 Head Coach: Leonard Tanseer

1933-34 (Won 12, Lost 3) 1939-40 (Won 12, Lost 8) Opponent LSC OPP Opponent LSC OPP Penn A.C 29 18 St. Joseph's 27 15 Opponent LSC OPP Opponent LSC OPP Pennsylvania 22 35 Morris Harvey 38 36 Wyomissing 53 44 Butler 37 46 Catholic 34 30 West Chester 25 24 Millersville 35 27 Temple 37 39

Niagara 28 33 Philadelphia Osteopathy . 32 13 Loyola 34 31 St. Francis (NY) 35 32 Baltimore 35 32 St. Joseph's 39 20 Scranton 41 23 Tulsa 36 46 St. Thomas 25 22 Villanova 23 25 West Chester 37 21 West Chester 27 35 West Chester 37 23 Washington College 46 33 Duquesne 23 27 Head Coach: Leonard Transeer Oklahoma A & M 16 33 St. Joseph's 28 33 Davis-Elkins 35 32 P.M.C 50 31 Santa Clara 29 54 Catholic 40 29 1934-35 (Won 15, Lost 6) Akron 33 30 Manhattan 46 33 Opponent LSC OPP Opponent LSC OPP Head Coach: Leonard Tanseer Philadelphia Pharmacy 62 33 Davis-Elkins 34 24 Penn A.C 34 38 Brooklyn College 28 17 1940-41 (Won 11, Lost 8) Catholic 29 24 Villanova 21 22 Upsala 51 22 St. Joseph's 32 25 Opponent LSC OPP Opponent LSC OPP Mt. St. Mary's 27 14 Philadelphia Pharmacy 52 35 Loyola 39 34 Scranton 45 47 Penn A.C. 44 23 Pennsylvania 22 33 Wyomissing 54 41 West Chester 43 31 St. Thomas 39 33 St. Joseph's 25 26 Morris-Harvey 34 28 Manhattan 44 53 Seton Hall 30 21 Rider 44 35 Washington College 51 22 St. Joseph's 40 48 St. Joseph's 23 25 Baltimore 30 25 Rice 45 51 Long Island University 41 42 Catholic 21 30 Villanova 29 23 Santa Clara 41 37 Muhlenberg 49 51 Seton Hall 35 19 Davis-Elkins 44 43 LSC Faculty 50 35 Head Coach: Leonard Tanseer Moravian 48 22 Alumni 43 36 Temple 22 27 Toledo 43 56 Canisius 43 37 1935-36 (Won 4, Lost 13) Head Coach: Leonard Tanseer Opponent LSC OPP Opponent LSC OPP Pennsylvania 28 36 St. Joseph's 20 40 1941-42 (Won 12, Lost 11) Upsala 31 24 Rider 27 29 Penn A.C 23 40 St. Thomas 19 36 Opponent LSC OPP Opponent LSC OPP St. Joseph's 19 23 West Chester 30 36 Alumni 48 26 Columbus 45 47

PMC 36 30 P.M.C. , .. 32 43 Morris-Harvey 39 27 Loyola (MD) 46 26 West Chester 20 39 Philadelphia Pharmacy 29 16 Washington College 32 16 C C N Y 45 48 Long Island University 9 49 St. Thomas 32 33 Millersville 54 44 Rider 43 22 Catholic 35 33 Catholic 37 45 Niagara 37 40 It'inplt' 38 48 St. John's (NY) 26 40 Rice 41 51 Moravian 60 50 Head Coach: Leonard Tanseer Davis-Elkins 44 33 Long Island University 37 61 Scranton 44 35 Seton Hall 37 40 Newark 67 20 Toledo 37 65 St Joseph's 53 58 Muhlenberg 39 37 St Francis (NY) 34 50 Yale & Towne 43 48 Scranton 34 29 Head Coach "Obie" O'Brien

75 ALL-TIME SCORES

1942-43 (Won 13, Lost 9) 1947-48 (Won 20, Lost 4)

Opponent LSC OPP Opponent LSC OPP Opponent LSC OPP Opponent LSC OPP Loyola 51 31 Coast Guard 58 37 Alumni 71 35 Temple 52 54 Fort Dix 43 31 Rider 42 38 Millersville 63 47 Texas Wesleyan 69 66 Millersville 50 34 St. Francis 41 47 Loyola (MD) 64 62 Albright 68 30 Rider 60 33 Arnold 83 48 Moravian 79 58 St. Joseph's 65 70 Marshall 32 56 Alumni 63 43 Arkansas 69 58 Loyola (MD) 74 58 Wyoming-Hall 32 56 Scranton 51 38 Lebanon Valley 77 43 St. Francis (NY) 53 52 North Carolina 58 37 Temple 43 47 Southern California 61 48 Pennsylvania 55 43 Moravian 59 54 Seton Hall 27 38 Utah 52 46 Muhlenberg 74 68 Aberdeen 33 42 Newark 50 35 Lafayette 43 39 St. Francis (NY) 59 50 Aberdeen 40 54 Long Island University .... 51 46 Virginia 67 59 Cincinnati 47 55 St. Joseph's 45 48 Toledo 46 68 Scranton 73 48 Gettysburg 78 62 Head Coach: "Obie" O'Brien Georgetown 48 35 •Western Kentucky 60 68 "National Invitational Tournament Head Coach: Charles McGlone 1943-44 (Won 7, Lost 7)

Opponent OPP Opponent OPP LSC LSC 1948-49 (Won 21, Lost 7) St. Joseph's 33 53 Rider 45 44 Fort Miles 47 28 Haverford 42 56 Opponent LSC OPP Opponent LSC OPP Marines 42 30 Temple 45 73 Lock Haven 67 38 Canisius 59 43 Fort Miles 59 47 Haverford 50 53 Loyola (MD) 78 57 Muhlenberg 57 55 Marines 44 37 Marine Qt 44 29 Brigham Young 76 54 St. Joseph's 78 41 Atlantic City Navy Air 40 41 Coast Guard 51 52 Millersville 65 52 Bowling Green 45 51 Loyola (MD) 45 53 Atlantic City Navy Air 61 42 Albright 58 45 Cincinnati 42 36 Head Coach: Joseph Meehan Georgia Tech 67 59 Manhattan 76 46 Louisville 76 71 Pennsylvania 64 44 San Francisco 45 51 Georgetown 62 45 1944-45 (Won 11, Lost 8) Muhlenberg 73 56 Lafayette 61 37 Opponent LSC OPP Opponent LSC OPP Holy Cross 63 61 Manhattan 53 62 Alumni 58 34 Coast Guard 44 58 Loyola (MD) 85 61 North Carolina St 56 60 Morehead 47 54 Drexel 95 34 Toledo 62 51 Gettysburg 93 60 Scranton 65 46 Kutztown 64 48 Baldwin-Wallace 49 52 "Cincinnati 49 50 Temple 36 54 "William & Mary 63 51 Lafayette 45 52 St. Joseph's 36 39 Kutztown 53 54 Loyola 59 44 "Cincinnati Invitational Tournament Loyola (MD) 82 42 U.S. Marines 78 53 Head Coach: Charles McGlone

Atlantic City Hospital . . . 66 64 Drexel 75 46 Atlantic City Navy 37 40 Rider 69 63 1949-50 (Won 21, Lost 4) Rider 56 45 Oklahoma 38 52 Atlantic City Navy 44 52 Opponent LSC OPP Opponent LSC OPP Head Coach: Joe Meehan Millersville 76 41 Temple 67 51 DePaul 49 41 St. Joseph's 79 50 Loyola (MD) 73 51 Baldwin-Wallace 91 65 1945-46 (Won 9, Lost 14) Temple 60 55 Toledo 55 59 Opponent LSC OPP Opponent LSC OPP U.C.L.A 57 62 Loyola (MD) 71 59 Muhlenberg 87 60 Alumni 66 43 Catholic 54 37 San Francisco 44 46 Georgetown 90 58 Manhattan 65 60 Loyola 45 42 St. Joseph's 38 36 Cincinnati 76 65 C.C.N.Y 52 94 Scranton 41 65 Western Kentucky 80 69 Gettysburg 61 50 Muhlenberg 33 51 Naval Hospital 69 71 Bowling Green 72 62 41 Boston College 61 Philadelphia Navy 48 71 Georgetown 55 53 Bloomsburg 67 83 "Arizona 72 Coast Guard 59 46 Loyola (MD) 54 43 North Carolina St 66 51 66 47 49 Swarthmore 65 40 Gettysburg 54 79 Albright 84 37 "Duquesne 74 Temple 60 70 Albright 61 67 St. Joseph's 53 "National Invitational Lakehurst 58 51 Rider 65 75 Tournament Rider 48 74 Manhattan 45 52 Head Coach: Ken Loeffler Lafayette 49 57 Georgetown 37 54 Albright 59 63 1950-51 (Won 22, Lost 7) Head Coach: Joe Meehan Opponent LSC OPP Opponent LSC OPP Millersville 57 39 North Carolina St 74 76 1946-47 (Won 20, Lost 6) Loyola (MD) 70 42 Loyola (MD) 71 42 Opponent LSC OPP Opponent LSC OPP Albright 58 51 Temple 54 59 Boston College 76 41 Temple 73 71 St. Joseph's 81 63 Lafayette 71 64 Lock Haven 69 36 P.M.C 95 20 Gettysburg 70 65 Miami (FL) 95 84 Loyola (MD) 71 46 Loyola (MD) 59 49 Niagara 82 56 Miami (FL) (OT) 75 77

. Seton Hall 42 56 Catholic 68 33 Western Kentucky . 63 73 George Washington 85 63 Scranton 82 36 St. Joseph's 48 45 Idaho 60 49 Georgetown 79 74 Gettysburg 67 48 Georgetown 59 65 Temple 82 65 Muhlenberg 69 55 Alumni 49 28 Lebanon Valley 72 59 Baldwin-Wallace 86 67 Manhattan 64 63 Utah 44 51 Albright 55 47 Bowling Green 85 57 Cincinnati 61 62 Muhlenberg 44 59 Seton Hall 54 46 Duquesne 43 53 Lafayette 66 59 Pennsylvania 56 68 St. Francis (PA) 67 55 Geneva 87 58 Muhlenberg 83 55 North Carolina 65 62 St. Francis (NY) 53 44 St. Joseph's 77 60 "St. Louis 61 73 Albright 65 62 "Swarthmore 47 43 Scranton 80 60 Millersville 74 32 "Muhlenberg 41 45 "National Invitational Tournament "Middle Atlantic Conference Tournament Head Coach: Ken Loeffler Head Coach: Charles McGlone

76 1951-52 (Won 25, Lost 7) 1955-56 (Won 15, Lost 10)

Opponent LSC OPP Opponent LSC OPP Opponent LSC OPP Opponent LSC OPP Loyola (MD) 93 66 Duquesne 60 71 Millersville 88 70 Seton Hall 63 64 Niagara 85 74 Youngstown 57 68 Muhlenberg 58 69 Richmond 74 59 Millersville 66 45 Geneva 103 74 Albright 96 63 Georgetown (OT) 63 67 West Chester 85 55 Murray State 105 82 Niagara 70 72 Fordham 69 84 Lafayette 62 52 Pennsylvania 75 58 Lafayette 95 81 Furman 73 65 Albright 76 68 St. Joseph's 68 50 Bradley 78 93 Temple 57 60 Delaware 85 44 Georgetown 68 70 'San Francisco 62 79 Muhlenberg 81 70 Western Kentucky 67 58 Manhattan 77 55 'Syracuse 75 72 Scranton 82 51 St. Louis 46 62 Muhlenberg 92 77 •St. John's (NY) 85 76 West Chester .90 78 Temple 75 59 'Seton Hall 80 76 St. Joseph's 56 60 Villanova 71 64 Eastern Kentucky 77 56 "St. John's 51 45 West Virginia 87 71 Dickinson 98 57 Scranton 92 55 'Duquesne 59 46 Syracuse 71 64 Villanova 73 76 Muhlenberg 95 77 'Dayton 75 64 Pennsylvania 64 52 Loyola (MD) 91 65 tSt. John's 71 62 'Holiday Festival

St. Joseph's 53 54 tKansas 65 70 Head Coach: Jim Pollard Temple 65 50 fPhillips Oilers 58 92 'National Invitational Tournament— Champion 1956-57 (Won 17, Lost 9) fU.S. Olympic Trials Head Coach: Ken Loeffler Opponent LSC OPP Opponent LSC OPP Millersville 61 53 West Chester 57 51 Albright 75 52 Syracuse 82 94 1952-53 (Won 25, Lost 3) Lafayette 75 84 Pennsylvania 84 73 Opponent LSC OPP Opponent LSC OPP Bradley 87 77 Muhlenberg 68 93 Millersville 83 38 Manhattan 63 52 Niagara 83 74 Georgetown 62 75 Niagara 87 76 DePaul 62 68 Indiana 80 93 Seton Hall 61 70 Albright 101 62 St. Joseph's 79 52 North Carolina St 83 78 Temple 63 61 West Chester 111 60 Eastern Kentucky 89 67 •Western Kentucky 76 89 Duquesne 87 80 Dayton 73 64 Loyola (MD) 73 61 •Seton Hall 82 72 Muhlenberg 99 82 SW Missouri State 77 70 Duquesne 74 66 •Valparaiso 103 73 Richmond 60 52

Arizona 87 68 St. Joseph's 75 63 Manhattan 81 72 Fordham 84 66 Stanford 95 80 Temple 57 42 St. Joseph's 85 97 Villanova 75 61 'DePaul 61 63 Muhlenberg 106 73 Cincinnati 58 74 St. Joseph's 61 57 "Cincinnati 86 81 Georgetown 73 68 "Orange Bowl Classic •N.Y.U 80 63 Lafayette 56 50 Head Coach: Jim Pollard Wake Forest 76 59 Youngstown 94 41 Loyola (MD) 89 47 Temple 65 45 1957-58 (Won 16, Lost 9) Muhlenberg 97 77 tSt. John's (NY) 74 75 'Holiday Festival Opponent LSC OPP Opponent LSC OPP -(National Invitational Tournament Millersville 80 90 Valparaiso 97 86 Head Coach: Ken Loeffler Albright 83 55 Xavier (Ohio) .65 76 Lafayette 82 74 Muhlenberg 82 80 Manhattan 1953-54 (Won 26, Lost 4) 72 59 St. Bonaventure 71 91 Pennsylvania 66 67 Temple 61 71 Opponents LSC OPP Opponents LSC OPP Niagara (OT) 69 68 West Chester .... 68 66 Millersville 79 57 Dayton 82 58 •Virginia 72 64 Scranton 86 60 West Chester 65 51 North Carolina St 83 79 •Richmond (OT) 59 55 North Carolina St. 62 71 Albright 76 46 St. Joseph's 73 57 Syracuse (OT) 59 55 St Joseph's 77 82 Niagara 66 74 Dickinson 78 51 Muhlenberg 67 61 Morehead St. 89 86 Lafayette 88 70 Furman 100 83 Villanova (OT) 111 105 Seton Hall 80 79 Georgetown 58 49 lona 82 69 Duquesne 55 74 Villanova 75 64 'UCLA 62 53 Temple 56 57 Georgetown 62 64 'Kentucky 60 73 Fordham 61 56 •Richmond Invitational— Champion tSt. Louis 77 63 St. Joseph's 78 64 Head Coach Jim Pollard tNiagara 50 69 St. Louis 96 82 tBrigham Young 74 62 JFordham (OT) 76 74 1958-59 (Won 16, Lost 7) Temple 77 53 tNorth Carolina St. 88 81 Loyola (MD) 97 62 $Navy 64 48 Opponent LSC OPP Opponent LSC OPP

Muhlenberg . 85 65 JPenn State 69 54 Millersville 85 58 Western Kentucky 74 96 Manhattan 69 61 Bradley . 92 76 Niagara 56 72 Pennsylvania 70 73 'Kentucky Invitational $NCAA Tournament— Champion Lafayette 84 77 Muhlenberg 75 92 •(/Holiday Festival Head Coach Ken Loeffler Lehigh 81 47 Seton Hall 83 69 North Carolina St. 67 82 Georgetown 102 72 1954-55 (Won 26, Lost 5) Western Kentucky 84 75 Duquesne 72 65 Manhattan 78 71 Albright 93 62 Opponent LSC OPP Opponent LSC OPP Bucknell 70 68 St Joseph's 63 70 Millersville ..... 88 72 North Carolina St. 73 76 Muhlenberg ,92 77 West Chester 85 67 Loyola (LA) 85 71 St Joseph's 82 56 Syracuse 79 71 Xavier (Ohio) 99 80 PMC. 94 39 Georgetown 85 58 Temple 67 64 Villanova 57 63 Niagara (OT) 76 75 Georgetown 74 46 Canisius 77 64 Lafayette 76 60 Manhattan 76 62 Head Coach Donald "Dudey" Moore Utah 69 79 Richmond 91 80 •Southern California 49 38 Albright 80 69 1959-60 (Won 16, Lost 6) •Kentucky 54 63 Muhlenberg 85 71 fSyracuse 103 54 Fordham 64 49 Opponent LSC OPP Opponent LSC OPP tU.C.L.A. 85 77 Temple (OT) 59 57 Millersville 76 80 Western Kentucky 70 76 fDuquesne Virginia 65 67 fWest 95 61 Bucknell 84 62 West Chester 85 68 St. Louis 88 79 ^Princeton 73 46 I rhiuh 86 54 SI Joseph's 80 73 Brandeis 102 56 Canisius 99 64 Manhattan 71 58 Albright 73 67 Muhlenberg 88 79 *lowa 76 73 Lafayette 81 73 Muhlenberg 86 63 Lebanon Valley 112 70 $San Francisco 63 77 Niagara 64 48 Pennsylvania 62 66 West Chester 85 50 Canisius 82 68 Temple 53 77 'Kentucky Invitational $NCAA Tournament Duquesne 68 65 Muhlenberg 91 59 fHohday Festival Head Coach Ken Loeffler Morehead St 63 58 North Carolina St 65 80 Syracuse (20T) 84 91 Scranton 82 77 Georgetown 80 79 Villanova 52 68 Head Coach Donald "Dudey'' Moore 77 ^ ALL-TIME SCORES

1960-61 (Won 15, Lost 7) 1964-65 (Won 15, Lost 8)

Opponent LSC OPP Opponent LSC OPP Opponent LSC OPP Opponent LSC OPP Millersville 82 48 Temple 57 63 Albright 81 57 Syracuse 81 104 Albright 65 62 Western Kentucky 69 73 Delaware 97 47 Lafayette 91 73 Rutgers 85 63 St. Joseph's 54 65 Miami (FL) 90 86 Loyola (LA) 72 69 Niagara 71 77 Gettysburg 67 62 Niagara 67 59 Temple 81 74 Bucknell 79 69 Muhlenberg 81 64 Seattle 74 76 Gettysburg 91 68 Muhlenberg 84 67 Syracuse 81 75 Pennsylvania 78 64 Creighton 66 84 North Carolina St 68 71 Boston U Cancelled •St. John's 71 78 Seton Hall 101 71 Miami (FL) 88 74 Lafayette 104 86 •Temple 83 70 Western Kentucky 91 77 Lehigh 77 62 Canisius 73 94 "Syracuse 73 70 Georgetown 88 80 Manhattan 74 68 Villanova 76 71 Louisville 80 92 St. Joseph's 85 93 Pennsylvania 67 63 Duquesne 63 78 Villanova 72 86 tDetroit 86 93 West Chester 83 67 Duquesne 83 69 Head Coach: Donald "Dudey" Moore •Holiday Festival tNational Invitational Tournament Head Coach: Bob Walters 1961-62 (Won 16, Lost 9)

Opponent LSC OPP Opponent LSC OPP 1965-66 (Won 10, Lost 15) Millersville 102 62 Duquesne 66 80 Albright 78 69 Temple 51 64 Opponent LSC OPP Opponent LSC OPP Niagara 64 78 Bucknell 91 78 Albright 97 73 Creighton 90 104 Lehigh 71 59 Fordham 60 56 Western Kentucky 67 93 Utah State 97 109 Pennsylvania 69 57 Delaware 69 68 Seton Hall 92 93 Seattle 68 84 •Dartmouth 87 60 Canisius 73 63 Georgetown 99 101 American 103 93 "Cincinnati 56 64 St. Joseph's 72 71 Bucknell 87 68 Lafayette 81 93 "Dayton 67 81 Lafayette 69 73 Niagara (OT) 87 88 Villanova 78 70 Manhattan 76 69 Villanova 63 65 'Brigham Young 71 69 Gettysburg 99 76 Muhlenberg 90 51 Georgetown 78 76 •Temple (OT) 59 66 Temple 86 85 Syracuse 69 53 Western Kentucky 88 84 "Minnesota 87 92 lona 94 72 Gettysburg 44 57 Villanova 67 75 St. Joseph's 69 92 Canisius 95 81 Miami (FL) 73 61 Pennsylvania 76 90 Louisville 96 92 "Holiday Festival Syracuse 85 98 Miami (FL) 102 108 Head Coach: Donald "Dudey" Moore Duquesne 77 79 •Quaker City Tournament Head Coach: Joe Heyer 1962-63 (Won 16, Lost 8)

Opponent LSC OPP Opponents LSC OPP 1966-67 (Won 14, Lost 12) Creighton 72 91 Seton Hall 89 80 Lafayette 95 59 Delaware 64 62 Opponent LSC OPP Opponent LSC OPP Niagara 76 79 Temple 81 71 Gettysburg 103 67 Syracuse 81 102 Lehigh 85 34 Gettysburg 80 65 Miami (FL) 99 82 Western Kentucky 86 95 Albright 67 57 Syracuse 74 66 Niagara 69 72 Creighton (OT) 88 83 Bucknell 105 55 Pennsylvania 74 78 Albright 84 50 Loyola (LA) 125 80 "Brigham Young 73 84 Canisius 53 76 •Nebraska 99 76 Temple 65 79 •Delaware 80 64 Duquesne 73 69 •Vanderbilt 95 100 Oklahoma City 108 97 •Bowling Green (OT) 74 67 St. Joseph's 49 66 Pennsylvania 85 83 Duquesne 77 66 Miami (FL) 78 76 Georgetown 75 72 Louisville 88 106 Villanova 59 68 Muhlenberg 88 49 Villanova 47 63 tSyracuse 84 88 Canisius 75 93 Manhattan 78 61 tSt. Louis 61 62 tNiagara 86 72 St. Joseph's 85 96 •Quaker City Tournament tBowling Green 78 77 Lafayette 85 72 tNational Invitational Tournament St. Francis (PA) 84 74 tSt. Joseph's 73 70 Head Coach: Donald "Dudey" Moore American (OT) 90 94 tTemple 61 78 "Vanderbilt Invitational tQuaker City Tournament 1963-64 (Won 16, Lost 9) ^Middle Atlantic Conference Tournament Opponent LSC OPP Opponent LSC OPP Head Coach: Joe Heyer Albright 76 44 Miami (FL) 99 121 Creighton 62 77 Georgetown 81 85 1967-68 (Won 20, Lost 8) Louisville 60 70 Gettysburg 50 46 Bucknell 93 75 St. Joseph's 80 70 Opponent LSC OPP Opponent LSC OPP Lehigh 68 40 Manhattan 75 62 Rider 59 50 Western Kentucky 79 84 Niagara 58 54 Villanova 63 59 Gettysburg 96 58 Pennsylvania 45 57 •Northwestern 91 69 Seton Hall 68 75 Albright 82 40 Duquesne (OT) 80 79 •Georgetown 80 69 Temple 57 63 Bucknell 84 69 Creighton 71 77 •St. Bonaventure 83 80 Canisius 91 81 Niagara 83 100 West Chester 7g 55 Pennsylvania 61 58 Western Kentucky 95 107 "Providence 56 77 Lafayette 74 45 Lafayette 100 86 Utah State 90 85 "North Carolina St 68 63 Temple 64 60 Syracuse 63 61 Loyola (LA) 61 63 fLouisville 71 94 American 74 65 Duquesne 58 89 fWest Virginia 100 83 Canisius 80 64 •Quaker City Tournament— Champion tSyracuse 78 68 Villanova 56 64 Head Coach: Bob Walters Miami (FL) 92 84 Morehead St 81 73

St. Joseph's 103 71 tAmerican 84 57 Loyola (LA) 71 51 {Temple 87 69 Syracuse 105 81 §Columbia 69 83 "Boston Garden Invitational tHoliday Festival tMAC Tournament— Champion §NCAA Tournament Head Coach: Jim Harding

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1968-69 (Won 23, Lost 1 1972-73 (Won 15, Lost 10)

Opponent LSC OPP Opponent LSC OPP Opponent LSC OPP Opponent LSC OPP Baltimore 100 57 Western Kentucky 88 81 Lehigh 75 59 Lafayette 68 77 Rider 79 59 Pennsylvania 78 64 Army 73 63 Niagara 80 72 Miami (FL) 96 71 Temple 101 85 Biscayne 69 67 Pennsylvania 45 57 Niagara 88 73 St. Francis (PA) 107 95 •San Francisco 73 74 Duquesne 69 67 Canisius 78 56 Loyola (LA) 102 65 'Santa Clara (OT) .69 71 Western Kentucky 108 80 Albright 91 65 Lafayette 97 65 Eastern Michigan 93 66 Syracuse 84 91 "Penn State 70 55 Villanova 74 67 West Chester .92 52 Canisius 96 85 •Indiana 108 88 American 96 72 tS. California 77 72 Notre Dame 71 87

"South Carolina 59 62 St. Joseph's 84 67 tNew Mexico St 76 70 Drexel 72 57 Hofstra 89 68 Duquesne 85 71 fSt. Joseph's 52 77 Temple 54 56 Creighton 103 84 Detroit 98 96 St Joseph's 55 68 American 79 88 Syracuse 83 63 West Chester .... 91 73 Rider 78 67 Villanova 101 79 •Quaker City Tournament Hofstra 76 55 Head Coach: Tom Gola "Cable Car Classic -(Quaker City Tournament Head Coach: Paul Westhead 1969-70 (Won 14, Lost 12)

Opponent LSC OPP Opponent LSC OPP 1973-74 (Won 18, Lost 10) Hofstra 83 64 Western Kentucky 80 102 Albright 95 59 Loyola (LA) 85 79 Opponent LSC OPP Opponent LSC OPP Eastern Kentucky 84 82 Creighton 77 86 Lehigh 87 37 Lafayette 87 66 Marshall 88 97 Duquesne 64 67 Army 83 71 Biscayne 97 75 West Chester 92 80 Pennsylvania 67 76 Hofstra 66 53 Canisius 81 89 •Yale 81 59 Canisius 70 80 Syracuse 68 75 St. Joseph's 73 75 •Tennessee 47 55 Lafayette 102 73 Holy Cross 94 80 Temple 78 54 tGeorgia 76 66 Detroit 77 81 Pennsylvania 82 84 Notre Dame 78 98 tCornell 68 56 American 106 86 •Wake Forest 90 95 American 95 83 (Columbia 89 74 Niagara 101 90 •Western Kentucky 76 65 West Chester 73 53 St Joseph's (20T) 99 101 Miami (FL) 96 103 #Stanford 77 66 Duquesne 63 81 Syracuse 108 101 Villanova 85 96 #Manhattan 65 73 Villanova 104 66 Temple 61 69 Rider 72 66 #Princeton 83 78 Rutgers 82 76 'Volunteer Classic Niagara 67 65 tDelaware 78 69 tQuaker City Tournament— Champion Western Kentucky (OT) 84 85 tRider 84 68 Head Coach: Tom Gola Drexel 85 73 tSt Joseph's 71 76 "Big Sun Tournament #Holiday Festival 1970-71 (Won 20, Lost 7) tMAC Tournament Opponent LSC OPP Opponent LSC OPP Head Coach: Paul Westhead Albright 89 59 Hofstra 79 62 Long Island 68 53 Loyola (LA) 74 53 1974-75 (Won 22, Lost 7) Miami (FL) 97 77 Syracuse 68 75 Marshall 76 75 Canisius 92 55 Opponent LSC OPP Opponent LSC OPP West Chester 82 68 Villanova 73 69 Army 76 71 West Chester 89 72 Pennsylvania 88 107 Duquesne 86 95 Lehigh 89 66 Duquesne 88 79 •Georgia 50 42 Creighton 64 61 Biscayne 74 71 Western Kentucky 87 91 •Boston College 75 63 American 62 54 Lafayette 71 58 Syracuse 78 82 Tulsa 63 61 St. Joseph's 56 66 Holy Cross 89 65 Drexel 80 63 Canisius 69 70 Temple 74 63 Temple 63 58 Rider (OT) . 82 84 Western Kentucky 91 76 tLafayette 74 71 •Clemson 67 63 Villanova (OT) 74 73 Niagara 96 79 fSt. Joseph's (OT) 76 81 'Texas Tech 73 64 Notre Dame 75 91 Lafayette 93 82 ^Georgia Tech 67 70 tFurman 69 64 American 62 68 Drexel 81 63 tAlabama 77 73 Rutgers 82 96 •Charlotte Invitational-Champion Hofstra 91 64 #Bucknell 85 74 tMAC Tournament Memphis St 93 84 #Amencan 56 52 ^National Invitational Tournament Niagara .81 71 #Latayette 92 85 Head Coach Paul Westhead St Joseph's 68 60 tSyracuse (OT) 83 87 Pennsylvania 67 65 'Dayton Invitational-Champion 1971-72 (Won 6, Lost 19) tSugar Bowl Classic— Champion #East Coast Conference Tournament- Opponent LSC OPP Opponent LSC OPP Champion Lehigh 64 69 Loyola (LA) 80 86 tNCAA Tournament Hofstra 56 58 American 59 53 Head Coach Paul Westhead Niagara 70 71 Pennsylvania 66 80 Tulsa 77 80 Canisius 80 78 West Chester 86 62 Temple 56 67 1975-76 (Won 11, Lost 15) •Baylor 81 68 Notre Dame 71 97 •Nebraska 60 75 Drexel 64 77 Opponent LSC OPP Opponent LSC OPP TBoston College 61 62 Holy Cross 79 85 Delaware 100 86 Drexel 64 77 -(Fairfield 108 96 Biscayne 93 103 Widener 73 68 SI Joseph's 75 86 -(Massachusetts 82 75 Duquesne 69 81 Alabama 57 78 Biscayne 83 64 St Joseph's 55 72 Syracuse 80 87 Hofstra 72 64 Providence 75 73 Lafayette 66 86 Villanova 73 86 Manhattan 78 79 Memphis St 77 81 Western Kentucky 84 103 Canisius 103 72 Temple 63 67 'Cornhusker Classic 'Texas A & M 59 57 Notre Dame 89 108 •(Quaker City Tournament •Kansas 73 74 American 61 63 Head Coach: Paul Westhead Maine 104 88 Villanova 75 72 ^Michigan 71 86 Niagara 53 69 #Houston 87 90 Duquesne 72 76 Western Kentucky (OT) 104 100 Pennsylvania 56 58 Syracuse 77 82 Cleveland St 90 72 •Jay Hawk Classic #Las Vegas Holiday Classic Head Coach Paul Westhead

79 ALL-TIME SCORES

1976-77 (Won 17, Lost 12) 1980-81 (Won 14, Lost 13)

Opponent LSC OPP Opponent LSC OPP Opponent LSC OPP Opponent LSC OPP Widener 72 52 Duquesne 62 64 Vermont 81 61 West Chester 90 73 Vermont 75 68 Western Kentucky 93 79 Alabama 65 81 Dayton 76 68 Alabama 77 82 Dickinson 82 61 Bucknell 73 63 De Paul 62 69 Delaware 97 84 Villanova 71 70 Xavier 70 65 Lehigh 73 67 Biscayne 112 70 American 86 76 Delaware 72 59 St. Joseph's 58 56 Maine 91 76 Hofstra 89 93 Villanova (3 OT) 84 83 Notre Dame 59 60 tTennessee 85 92 Temple 75 87 *San Diego St 67 93 Duquesne 66 62 tSMU 94 86 Niagara 64 66 "Georgetown 63 79 American 69 71 #San Diego St 88 84 Providence 62 75 Lafayette 69 60 Pennsylvania 62 67 #Washington 94 114 Pennsylvania 70 80 Missouri 74 83 Temple 62 84 Rhode Island 61 70 Notre Dame 77 113 Canisius 79 81 Drexel 63 52 Canisius 65 49 •Delaware 84 77 Niagara (OT) 72 71 Rhode Island 60 70 Drexel 55 51 •Lafayette 86 80 Hofstra 79 71 • Drexel 66 69 St. Joseph's 69 61 •Hofstra 81 92 Rider 63 80 West Chester 63 60 "Cabrillo Classic tVolunteer Classic •ECC Tournament •ECC Tournament #Cabrillo Classic Head Coach: Paul Westhead Head Coach: Dave "Lefty" Ervin

1977-78 (Won 18, Lost 12) 1981-82 (Won 16, Lost 13)

Opponent LSC OPP Opponent LSC OPP Opponent LSC OPP Opponent LSC OPP Widener 83 75 Duke 81 91 Duke 55 61 Pennsylvania 77 75 Bucknell 92 77 Biscayne 89 84 Delaware 71 66 Villanova 82 117 Rhode Island 73 78 Temple 82 75 Bucknell 55 53 Duquesne 80 79 •East Carolina 96 95 Notre Dame 90 95 West Chester 73 66 Canisius 102 76 "UNCC 67 68 St. Joseph's 82 74 "Western Carolina 55 58 Dayton 77 84 Pennsylvania 75 78 American 64 62 "Idaho St 68 86 Lehigh 94 69 #Louisville 85 113 Canisius 77 78 tlona 71 95 St. Joseph's 77 83 #Ohio State 83 86 Stetson 77 72 tRice 64 58 Hofstra 67 64 Western Kentucky 78 64 Villanova 79 82 Santa Clara 74 93 Temple 72 86 Niagara 116 97 St. Bonaventure 95 108 #South Florida 62 82 Drexel 57 55 Hofstra 97 87 Vermont 100 64 #St. Bonaventure 68 65 Stetson 71 69 Drexel 80 79 •St. Joseph's 89 82 Notre Dame 66 61 • Bucknell 81 72 Duquesne 79 74 •Delaware 97 85 Lafayette 65 67 •West Chester 71 56 West Chester 116 84 •Temple 73 72 American 69 87 •St. Joseph's 71 83 Syracuse 96 106 tVillanova 97 103 Rider 79 70 "First Union Invitational •ECC Tournament— Champion "Cougar Classic • ECC Tournament #Louisville Classic tNCAA Tournament tGolden Gate Classic Head Coach: Dave "Lefty" Ervin Head Coach: Paul Westhead #Connecticut Mutual Classic

1978-79 (Won 15, Lost 13) 1982-83 (Won 18, Lost 14)

Opponent LSC OPP Opponent LSC OPP Opponent LSC OPP Opponent LSC OPP Bucknell 77 76 West Chester 68 64 Bucknell 68 66 Rider 69 71 Kentucky 77 109 Niagara 88 74 Delaware 55 54 Notre Dame 56 68 Duke 42 66 Duquesne 89 90 Rhode Island 82 84 St. Joseph's 79 60 Delaware 102 98 Vermont 100 88 "Texas A & M 74 82 Xavier 85 109 Pennsylvania 67 68 Drexel 88 74 "Brown 61 59 Dayton 73 79 Canisius 99 87 Villanova 84 78 Pennsylvania 72 78 Lehigh 46 44 Florida Southern 73 84 American 123 103 Niagara 82 65 American 63 65 Stetson 76 90 Temple 81 97 Cincinnati 73 76 Lafayette 79 61 "Montana 78 91 Lehigh 100 93 #Wis. -Green Bay 62 51 Temple (OT) 79 84 "Cal State-Fullerton 75 84 St. Joseph's 87 94 Western Kentucky 62 56 Drexel 63 61 Rhode Island 80 83 Hofstra 87 73 Duke 60 61 Vermont 87 73 Lafayette Notre 95 80 Dame 70 93 Towson St 79 78 •Delaware 102 62 Western Kentucky 90 66 #Hofstra 84 77 Duquesne 67 61 • Rider 68 57 Rider 100 83 #St. Joseph's (OT) 63 68 Villanova 71 72 •American 75 73 "Montana Classic Head Coach: Paul Westhead Hofstra 78 62 tBoston U 70 58 #ECC Tournament Canisius 54 55 fVA Commonwealth 67 76 "Marshall Memorial Tournament tNCAA Tournament 1979-80 (Won 22, Lost 9) #Milwaukee Classic Head Coach: Dave "Lefty" Ervin • ECC Tournament Champions Opponent LSC OPP Opponent LSC OPP Philadelphia Pharmacy ... 87 58 Notre Dame 62 60 Alabama 82 80 St. Joseph's 57 58 Bucknell 79 80 Lehigh 90 79 Villanova 79 86 Rhode Island 84 76 Rider 102 59 Hofstra 75 61 "Texas A & M 72 67 American 95 85

"Brigham Young (3 OT) . 106 108 Pennsylvania 80 73 tUtah St 88 89 DePaul 75 91 tldaho St 88 83 Duquesne 91 79 Niagara 95 83 Vermont 85 70 West Chester 111 70 • Drexel 87 76 Stetson 74 64 •Temple 70 62 Lafayette 80 81 • Lafayette 70 62 Temple 62 67 •St. Joseph's 59 49 Drexel 65 61 #Purdue 82 90 Delaware 78 59 "Cougar Classic #NCAA Tournament fLobo Invitational Head Coach: Dave "Lefty" Ervin • ECC Tournament— Champion 80 1983-84 (Won 20, Lost 11] 1987-88 (Won 24, Lost 10)

Opponent LSC OPP Opponent LSC OPP Opponent LSU OPP Opponent LSU OPP Monmouth 75 60 lona 95 80 "Texas-San Antonio 74 51 St. Joseph's 63 73 Vermont 91 75 Fordham 84 73 •Delaware 86 72 Holy Cross 119 108

Youngstown St. 76 81 St. Peter's 67 71 Princeton 63 62 Manhattan 95 70

St. Joseph's 72 74 Louisville 88 93 Pennsylvania 61 66 lona 101 83 Army 56 55 Fordham 68 67 Army 74 61 Army 64 51 Villanova 90 80 Fairfield 94 76 Fordham 85 80 American 73 65 "George Washington 65 64 Dayton 69 84 #Villanova 80 83 Fordham 76 51 "Maryland 83 96 Manhattan 78 62 #Camsius 85 73 St. Peter's 56 47

Notre Dame 68 66 Holy Cross (OT) . 91 89 tGeorgia 71 79 Fairfield 75 57 Army 58 60 lona 81 79 tChaminade 90 60 Holy Cross 102 83 Fairfield 98 85 Temple (2 OT) 80 79 tDayton 69 66 Manhattan 92 74

St. Peter's 64 57 #Manhattan 76 60 Brigham Young 82 95 lona 91 86 Manhattan 74 72 #Fordham 60 62 Notre Dame 59 68 St. Peter's 67 64 Canisius 79 66 #St. Peter's (OT) 63 65 North Carolina 82 96 • Manhattan 62 51 Holy Cross 74 85 •Pitt ....91 95 Richmond 81 82 •Holy Cross 88 64 Pennsylvania 96 85 Temple 56 59 •Fordham 79 70 "Maryland Invitational Fairfield 78 50 Kansas State 53 66 #Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Tournament *CBT Hartford Invitational - tChaminade Christmas Classic •National Invitational Tournament Champion • MAAC Tournament — Champion Head Coach: Dave "Lefty" Ervin #Jostens Philadelphia Classic NCAA Tournament

Head Coach: Bill "Speedy" Morris

1984-85 (Won 15, Lost 13) 1988-89 (Won 26, Lost 6) Opponent LSU OPP Opponent LSU OPP Monmouth 85 67 Manhattan 85 74 Opponent LSU OPP Opponent LSU OPP St. Mary's (CA) 59 69 Holy Cross 80 77 #Syracuse 76 92 lona 89 64

"Brigham Young 74 73 Hartford 82 80 ©Georgia Southern 64 62 St. Peter's 63 65 "Stanford 73 84 lona 77 93 ©Austin Peay 79 74 Fordham 77 66 Niagara 63 58 Fordham 70 66 St. Joseph's 81 57 lona 91 62 St. Joseph's 74 69 Pennsylvania 77 74 ^Pennsylvania 77 61 Army 94 70 Temple 54 65 Army (OT) 85 80 SLong Beach State 96 63 American 111 91 Villanova 63 80 Notre Dame 58 71 St. Peter's 78 74 Army 88 67 #Fordham 67 74 St. Peter's 70 57 Villanova (OT) 79 74 Manhattan 77 60 #Dartmouth 84 55 Manhattan 65 64 •South Carolina 85 67 Holy Cross 101 82 lona 73 103 Holy Cross 79 82 'Georgia 85 95 Notre Dame 78 80 Army 80 63 Fairfield (20T) 105 106 Temple 57 67 Fairfield 85 67 Fairfield 95 89 De Paul 60 87 Richmond 97 76 Florida State 101 100 St. Peter's 59 60 •Army (OT) 64 76 Fordham 86 73 •Fairfield 91 62 "Apple Invitational • MAAC Tournament Manhattan 81 57 •Fordham 85 69 #Miller High Life Classic Head Coach: Dave "Lefty" Ervin Holy Cross 84 72 •St. Peter's 71 58 Fairfield 65 61 Louisiana Tech 74 83 #Pre-Season NIT • MAAC Tournament 1985-86 (Won 14, Lost 14) ©Acme Boot Classic NCAA Tournament Opponent LSU OPP Opponent LSU OPP SJosten's Classic Head Coach: Bill "Speedy" Morris Monmouth 72 69 Holy Cross 89 63 •Cotton States Classic Niagara 92 75 lona 66 74 Maine 103 70 Manhattan 89 74 Villanova 46 50 lona 80 68 •Syracuse 72 97 Army 52 54 "Ohio U 65 70 Louisville 60 72 Pennsylvania 80 86 Fordham 54 70 Princeton 58 48 St. Peter's 62 54 Fordham 78 66 Fairfield 53 55 #Temple 58 81 Holy Cross 81 68 #Bowling Green 94 54 Manhattan 101 63 St. Peter's 63 69 Army 73 61 Notre Dame 63 77 St. Joseph's 74 69 Fairfield 57 61 Holy Cross 70 72 "Carrier Classic • MAAC Tournament #Jostens Classic Head Coach: Dave "Lefty" Ervin

1986-87 (Won 20, Lost 13)

Opponent LSU OPP Opponent LSU OPP 'Penn State 58 59 Fordham (OT) 69 66 "Central Florida 68 43 lona 100 85 Temple 66 70 DePaul 54 58 Army 83 63 Notre Dame (OT) 64 76 Villanova 93 86 Manhattan 76 62 Maine 79 66 Holy Cross 93 60 ^Georgia 65 82 Fairfield 58 54 #Eastern Kentucky 98 83 Pennsylvania 80 72 tSt Joseph's 70 77 St. Peter's 68 61 Northeastern 102 85 Army 59 68 North Carolina 72 79 •Farifield 62 75 lona 68 75 Villanova 86 84 Fordham 79 87 Niagara 89 81 Manhattan 102 69 Illinois State 70 50 Holy Cross 79 59 Arkansas-Little Rock 92 73 Fairfield 60 63 Southern Mississippi 80 84 St. Peter's 65 56 "AMI Classic • MAAC Tournament #Hawaiian Tropic Classic National Invitational Tournament fJostens Classic Head Coach Bill "Speedy" Morris

81 SERIES RESULTS

(Scoring Summaries do not include games prior to 1930)

VS ARMY: (11-4) 1983-84: 84-73/68-67/60-62 VS MANHATTAN: (30-6) 1973-74: 83-71 (MAAC Tourn.) 1931-32: 34-32 1974-75: 76-71 1984-85: 67-74/70-66 1939-40: 46-33 1983-84: 56-55/58-60 1985-86: 78-66/54-70 1940-41: 44-53 1984-85: 80-63/85-80/64-76 OT 1986-87: 79-87/69-66 OT 1945-46: 45-52 (MAAC Tourn.) 1987-88: 85-80/76-51/79-70 1948-49: 53-62 1985-86: 52-54/73-61 (MAAC Tourn.) 1949-50: 65-60 1986-87: 83-63/59-68 1988-89: 86-73/77-66/85-69 1950-51: 64-63 1987-88: 74-61/64-51 (MAAC Tourn.) 1951-52: 77-55 1988-89: 94-70/88-67 1952-53: 63-52 VS FRESNO STATE: 1953-54: 69-61 VS CANISIUS: (19-9) First Meeting 1954-55: 76-62 1940-41: 43-37 1956-57: 81-72 1948-49: 59-43 VS HOLY CROSS: (14-4) 1957-58: 72-59 1954-55: 99-64 (NCAA Tourn.) 1948-49: 63-61 1958-59: 78-71 1958-59: 77-64 1973-74: 94-80 1959-60: 71-58 1959-60: 82-68 1974-75: 89-65 1960-61: 74-68 1960-61: 73-94 1983-84: 74-85/91-89 OT 1961-62: 76-69 1961-62: 73-63 1984-85: 80-77/79-82 1962-63: 78-61 1962-63: 53-76 1985-86: 89-63/81-68/70-72 1963-64: 75-62 1963-64: 91-81 (MAAC Tourn.) 1973-74: 65-73 1965-66: 95-81 1986-87: 79-59/93-60 1975-76: 78-79 1966-67: 75-93 1987-88: 119-108/102-83/88-64 1983-84: 74-72/78-62/76-60 1967-68: 80-64 (MAAC Tourn.) (MAAC Tourn.) 1968-69: 78-56 1988-89: 84-72/101-82 1984-85: 85-74/65-64 1969-70: 70-80 1985-86: 89-74/101-63 1986-87: 102-69/76-62 1970-71: 92-55 VS IONA: (10-5) 1971-72: 80-78 1953-54: 82-69 1987-88: 95-70/92-74/62-51 1972-73: 96-85 1965-66: 94-72 (MAAC Tourn.) 1973-74: 81-89 1981-82: 71-95 1988-89: 81-57/77-60 1974-75: 69-70 1983-84: 95-80/81-79 1975-76: 103-72 1984-85: 73-103/77-93 VS NIAGARA: (24-15) 1976-77: 65-49 1985-86: 66-74/80-68 1933-34: 28-33 1977-78: 77-78 1986-87: 68-75/100-85 1941-42: 37-40 1978-79: 99-87 1987-88: 101-83/91-86 1950-51: 82-56 1980-81: 79-81 1988-89: 89-64/91-62 1951-52: 85-74 1981-82: 102-76 1953-54: 66-74/50-69 1982-83: 54-55 VS FLORIDA: 1954-55: 76-75 OT 1983-84: 79-66 1955-56: 70-72 First Meeting 1987-88: 85-73 1956-57: 83-74 1957-58: 69-68 OT VS LOYOLA (MD): (25-1) 1958-59: 56-72 VS FAIRFIELD: (10-5) 1941-42: 46-26 1959-60: 64-48 1983-84: 98-85/94-76 1943-44: 45-53 1960-61: 71-77 1984-85: 95-89/105-106 2 OT 1944-45: 82-42 1961-62: 64-78 1985-86: 57-61/53-55 1945-46: 54-43 1962-63: 76-79 1986-87: 60-63/58-54/62-75 1946-47: 71-46/59-49 1963-64: 58-54 (MAAC Tourn.) 1947-48: 64-62/74-58 1965-66: 87-88 OT 1987-88: 78-50/75-57 1948-49: 78-57/85-61 1966-67: 69-72/86-72 1988-89: 65-61/85-67/91-62 1949-50: 73-51/71-59 1967-68: 83-100 (MAAC Tourn.) 1950-51: 70-42/71-42 1968-69: 88-73 1951-52: 93-66/91-65 1969-70: 101-90 VS FORDHAM: (16-5) 1952-53: 89-47/73-61 1970-71: 96-79 1953-54: 61-56/76-74 OT (NCAA Tourn. 1953-54: 97-62 1954-55: 64-49 1971-72: 70-71 1972-73: 80-72 1955-56: 69-84 VS LOYOLA MARYMOUNT: 1956-57: 84-66 1973-74: 67-65 First Meeting 1961-62: 60-56 1974-75: 81-71

82 1975-76: 53-69 1973-74: 82-84 1977-78: 82-74/89-82 1976-77: 64-66 1974-75: 67-65 1978-79: 87-94/63-68 OT 1977-78: 116-97 1975-76: 56-58 1979-80: 57-58/59-49 1978-79: 88-74 1976-77: 70-80 1980-81: 58-56 1979-80: 95-83 1977-78: 75-78 1981-82: 77-83 1980-81: 72-71 OT 1978-79: 67-68 1982-83: 79-60 1982-83: 82-65 1979-80: 80-73 1983-84: 72-74 1984-85: 63-58 1980-81: 62-67 1984-85: 74-69 1985-86: 92-75 1981-82: 77-75 1985-86: 74-69 1986-87: 89-81 (NIT Tourn.) 1982-83: 72-78 1986-87: 70-77 1983-84: 96-85 1987-88: 63-73 VS NOTRE DAME: (3-15) 1984-85: 77-74 1988-89: 81-57 1971-72: 71-97 1985-86: 80-86 1972-73: 71-87 1986-87: 80-72 VS. ST PETERS: (9-5) 1973-74: 78-98 1987-88: 61-66 1983-84: 64-57/67-71/63-65 1974-75: 75-91 1988-89: 77-61 1984-85: 59-60/70-57 1975-76: 89-108 1985-86: 63-69/62-54 1976-77: 77-113 VS ST. JOSEPH'S: (45-46) 1986-87: 65-56/68-61 1977-78: 90-95 1934-35: 32-25 1987-88: 56-47/67-64 1978-79: 70-93 1935-36: 20-40 1988-89: 78-74/63-65/71-58 1979-80: 62-60 1936-37: 20-25

1980-81: 59-60 1937-38: 22-18 VS ST MARY'S: (0-1) 1981-82: 66-61 1938-39: 32-31 1985: 59-69 1982-83: 56-68 1939-40: 28-33 1983-84: 68-66 1940-41: 40-48 VS SOUTHWEST MISSOURI STATE: 58-71 1984-85: 1941-42: 53-58 (1-0) 1985-86: 63-77 1942-43: 45-48 1953: 77-70 1986-87: 64-76 OT 1943-44: 33-53 1987-88: 59-68 1944-45: 36-39 VS NEW ORLEANS: 1988-89: 78-80 1945-46: 38-36 First Meeting 1946-47: 48-45 1947-48: 65-70 VS OHIO STATE: (0-1) VS SIENA: 1978: 83-86 1948-49: 78-41 First Meeting 1949-50: 74-53

VS PENNSYLVANIA: (18-24) 1950-51: 81-63/77-60 VS TEMPLE: (33-46) 1933-34: 22-35 1951-52: 53-54/68-50 1936-37: 37-31 1934-35: 22-33 1952-53: 79-52/75-63 1937-38: 22-37 1935-36: 28-36 1953-54: 73-57/78-64 1938-39: 38-27 1936-37: 25-26 1954-55: 82-56 1939-40: 37-39 1946-47: 56-68 1955-56: 56-60 1940-41: 22-27 1947-48: 55-43 1956-57: 85-97/61-57 1941-42: 38-48 1948-49: 64-44 1957-58: 77-82 1942-43: 43-47 1951-52: 75-58 1958-59: 63-70 1943-44: 45-73 1955-56: 64-52 1959-60: 80-73 1945-46: 60-70 1956-57: 84-73 1960-61: 54-65 1946-47: 73-71 1957-58: 66-67 1961-62: 72-71 1947-48: 52-54 1958-59: 70-73 1962-63: 49-66 1948-49: 36-54 1959-60: 62-66 1963-64: 80-70 1949-50: 60-55/67-51 1960-61: 67-63 1964-65: 85-93 1950-51: 82-65/54-59 1961-62: 69-57 1965-66: 69-92 1951-52: 75-59/65-50 1962-63: 74-78 1966-67: 85-96 1952-53: 57-42 1963-64: 61-58 1967-68: 103-71 1953-54: 56-57 1964-65: 78-64 1968-69: 84-67 1954-55: 59-57 OT 1965-66: 76-90 1969-70: 99-101 2 OT 1955-56: 57-60 1966-67: 85-83 1970-71: 56-66/76-81 OT 1956-57: 63-61 1967-68: 45-57 1971-72: 55-72 1957-58: 61-71 1968-69: 78-64 1972-73: 52-77/55-68 1958-59: 67-64 1969-70: 67-76 1973-74: 73-75 1959-60: 53-77 1970-71: 88-107 1974-75: 68-60 1960-61: 57-63 1971-72: 66-80 1975-76: 75-86 1961-62: 51-64 1972-73: 45-57 1976-77: 69-61 1962-63: 81-71

83 1963-64: 57-63 1985-86: 58-81 1968-69: 74-67 1964-65: 83-70/81-74 1986-87: 66-70 1969-70: 85-96 1965-66: 86-85 1987-88: 56-59 1970-71: 73-69 1966-67: 65-79/61-78 1988-89: 57-67 1971-72: 73-86 1967-68: 64-60/87-69 1972-73: 101-79 1968-69: 101-85 VS VILLANOVA: (21-21) 1973-74: 104-66 1969-70: 61-69 1933-34: 23-25 1974-75: 74-73 OT 1970-71: 63-58 1934-35: 21-22/29-23 1975-76: 75-72 1971-72: 56-67 1955-56: 71-64/73-76 1976-77: 71-70 1972-73: 54-56 1956-57: 75-61 1977-78: 79-82/97-103 1973-74: 78-54 1957-58: 111-105 OT/75-64 1978-79: 84-78 1974-75: 74-63 1958-59: 57-63 1979-80: 79-86 975-76: 63-67 1959-60: 52-68 1980-81: 84-83 3 OT 1976-77: 75-87 1960-61: 76-71 1981-82: 82-117 1977-78: 82-75 1961-62: 63-65/67-75 1982-83: 71-72 1978-79: 81-97 1962-63: 47-63 1983-84: 90-80 1979-80: 62-67/70-62 1963-64: 63-59 1984-85: 63-80 1980-81: 62-84 1964-65: 72-86 1985-86: 46-50 1981-82: 72-86 1965-66: 78-70 1986-87: 93-86/86-84 1982-83: 79-84 OT 1966-67: 59-68 1987-88: 80-83 1983-84: 80-79 2 OT 1967-68: 56-64 1988-89: 79-74 OT 1984-85: 54-65

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Steeped in history, the Philadelphia Civic Center Complex dates back to 1897.

It has hosted five national political conventions, including the first-ever televised in 1948, when the Democrats nominated Harry Truman. Plus the 1940 Republican Convention, and the 1948 Democratic, Republican and Progressive Party Conventions.

Other notable events include appearances by the Beatles in 1964 and Pope John Paul II in 1978. The Civic Center has been home to the Philadelphia Warriors and NBA Hall of Famer . The La Salle Explorers played in the Civic Center until 1955 and are now returning to the building in which was the home of its 1954 NCAA Championship team.

Today, the Civic Center is the site of family shows, trade shows, exhibitions, conventions and concerts. It has hosted one of the nation's largest conventions the U.S. Rotary International. The world's largest flower show is held at the Civic Center and is annually attended by over 250,000 people. Convention Hall, where the Explorers will play on a brand new Robbins basketball floor, will seat nearly 10,000 spectators.

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