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Table of Contents Table of Contents TABLE OF CONTENTS 2008-09 SCHEDULE Table of Contents/ Schedule . .1 Nov. 3 at Tennessee (exhibition) . .7:30 pm Head Coach Stan Gouard . .2 Nov. 6 at IUPUI (exhibition) . .7:00 pm Assistant Coaches . .3 Nov. 15 TAYLOR-FT. WAYNE . .3:00 pm Nov. 18 at Findlay . .7:30 pm 2008-09 Outlook . .4 Nov. 22 HILLSDALE . .7:30 pm 2008-09 Roster . .5 Nov. 29 at Grand Valley State . .3:00 pm Player Bios . .6-21 Dec. 4 *NORTHERN KENTUCKY . .7:30 pm All-time Series Records . .21 Dec. 6 *BELLARMINE . .7:30 pm Opponent Profiles . .22-25 Dec. 13 vs. Salem International (Philippi, W.V.) . .8:00 pm 2007-08 Recap and Stats . .26-28 Dec. 14 at Alderson Broaddus . .4:00 pm GLVC Stats . .29 Dec. 17 BRESCIA . .7:00 pm All-Time Indianapolis Coaches . .30 Dec. 22 at Saginaw Valley State . .7:00 pm 2007-08 GLVC Composite Schedule . .31 Dec. 30 TEMPLE BAPTIST . .7:00 pm GLVC Preseason Poll . .32 Jan. 2 *at Kentucky Wesleyan . .8:30 pm All-Time GLVC Champions . .33-34 Jan. 4 *at Southern Indiana . .4:15 pm 2,000-point Club . .35 Jan. 8 *MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS . .7:30 pm Greyhounds Honors . .36-37 Jan. 10 *ROCKHURST . .3:00 pm Career Records . .38-39 Jan. 15 *at Drury . .9:00 pm Season Records . .40-41 Jan. 17 *at Missouri S&T . .4:00 pm Jan. 22 *QUINCY . .7:30 pm Year-by-Year Leaders . .42-43 Jan. 24 *LEWIS . .7:30 pm Year-by-Year Results . .44-49 Jan. 29 *at Wisconsin-Parkside . .8:30 pm All-Time Letterwinners . .50 Jan. 31 *SAINT JOSEPH’S . .7:30 pm Greyhound Experience . .51 Feb. 7 *at Northern Kentucky . .8:00 pm Greyhounds in the Pros . .52 Feb. 12 *at Lewis . .8:45 pm Feb. 19 *KENTUCKY WESLEYAN . .7:30 pm Feb. 21 *at Bellarmine . .8:00 pm Feb. 26 *at Saint Joseph’s . .8:30 pm UNIVERSITY INFORMATION Feb. 28 *WISCONSIN-PARKSIDE . .3:00 pm Location . .Indianapolis, Ind. Mar. 5 at GLVC tournament (through Mar. 8) . .TBA Founded . .1902 Mar. 14 at NCAA Regionals (through Mar. 17) . .TBA Enrollment . .4,729 Mar. 25 at NCAA Elite Eight (through Mar. 28) . .TBA Nickname . .Greyhounds * Great Lakes Valley Conference Home Games in CAPS Colors . .Crimson & Grey All times Eastern Affiliation . .NCAA II Conference . .Great Lakes Valley Conference (GLVC) UINDY SPORTS INFORMATION OFFICE President . .Dr. Beverley J. Pitts Director of Athletics . .Dr. Sue Willey 1400 East Hanna Ave Faculty Representative . .Dr. Lawrence Sondhaus Indianapolis, Ind. 46227 GREYHOUNDS ON RADIO: Head Athletic Trainer . .Ned Shannon All UIndy basketball games are phone: 317-788-3494 broadcast live on WICR-FM fax: 317-788-3472 88.7, the university's 30,000- http://athletics.uindy.edu watt station, and on-line at: wicr.uindy.edu. COACHING STAFF Mitchell Wigness Head Coach . .Stan Gouard Assistant Athletic Director Alma Mater . .Southern Indiana, 2000 email: [email protected] HOUNDS ON DEMAND: Career Record/School Record . .0-0 (1st season)/same Every Greyhound home game Assistant Coach . .Shane Brown Ryan Thorpe, Asst. SID will be covered via Internet webcast. UIndy alum and email: [email protected] XL950 personality Greg Rakestraw calls all the action. Check the offi - Jackie Paquette, SID Assistant cial website (athletics.uindy.edu) for more TEAM INFORMATION email: [email protected] information. Arena . .Nicoson Hall 2007-08 record . .14-13 The 2008-09 University of Indianapolis Men’s Basketball Media Guide is a production of 2007-08 GLVC record (finish) . .8-11 (7th GLVC East) the Greyhound Sports Information Office. The publication was written and compiled by All-Time record . .1179-824 (.589) Assistant Athletic Director for Sports Information Mitch Wigness and edited by Assistant Playoff record/Last Appearance . .1-5 (2005) Sports Information Director Ryan Thorpe and Sports Information Assistant Jackie Paquette. Lettermen Returning/Lost . .6/5 Cover design by Jackie Paquette. Photo credits to Malcom Fancher, Brian Drumm, Megan Starters Returning/Lost . .2/3 Komlanc, Juli Doshan. 1 Head Coach Stan GOUARD HEAD COACH • 1ST SEASON The University of Indianapolis is welcoming back Stan Gouard as its new head men’s basketball coach. A for - mer University of Southern Indiana standout, Gouard was named the new UIndy coach April 3, 2008 after a three-year stint as an assistant coach at Indiana State University. He served in that capacity for the Greyhounds from 2002-05. University of Tennessee men’s basketball coach Bruce Pearl, who was Gouard’s coach at University of Southern Indiana, called him “one of the greatest players and stu - dent athletes I’ve ever coached.” Gouard’s File Gouard (pronounced jerr-ARD) became the 11th head 11th UIndy Head Coach coach in UIndy history when he took the reigns of the Alma Mater So. Indiana (‘00) program April 8. He succeeds Royce Waltman, who served as interim head coach for the 2007-08 season Coaching experience following the resignation of Todd Sturgeon on Oct. 1, 2007-08 Asst. Coach Indiana State 2007. 2006-07 Asst. Coach Indiana State “It’s truly an honor to return back to the University of 2005-06 Asst. Coach Indiana State Indianapolis as the head coach,” Gouard said. “UIndy 2004-05 Asst. Coach Indianapolis has always had a special place in my heart. There are 2003-04 Asst. Coach Indianapolis two things that I am passionate about and those are my 2002-03 Asst. Coach Indianapolis family and the game of basketball. I want the players to 2001-02 Asst. Coach So. Indiana feel the same way and take nothing or no one for grant - ed. I am excited about this opportunity and hope the Playing highlights players are as excited as I am because there is work to Coach Gouard and wife, Chasity 2007 Inducted into USI Hall of Fame be done.” The Greyhounds advanced to the NCAA tournament in 2004 Inducted into GLVC Hall of Fame Gouard said he’s also excited to be back in the Great each of Gouard’s three seasons. During the 2004-05 1999 South American Cup Champs. Lakes Valley Conference, which he termed “the best DII season, the Greyhounds posted three victories over top- Barinquilla, Columbia conference in the country.” 20 opponents and were ranked No. 7 nationally. Prior to 1997 Inducted into Logan Coll. HOF his stint with Indianapolis, Gouard spent one season at 1996 NABC Division II Player of the Yr. A native of Danville, Ill., Gouard has his roots in the Great his alma mater, Southern Indiana, helping the 1995 NCAA Division II Champs (USI) Lakes Valley Conference. He was a two-time Division II Screaming Eagles to a 22-8 record. 1995 NABC Division II Player of the Yr. Player of the Year, helping Southern Indiana to its first 1994 NCAA DII Elite Eight M.O.P. national championship in 1995. He later coached at his As a player, Gouard was nationally known. He led the 1994 CBS/Chevy Player of Game- alma mater before coming to UIndy during one of the University of Southern Indiana to its first national cham - school’s most successful runs in its history. pionship in 1995 under head coach Pearl. Gouard also Division II Championship led the Eagles to two Great Lakes Valley championships, 1994 GLVC Newcomer of the Year From 2002-05, the Greyhounds compiled a 47-31 and was twice named by the National Association of record, advancing to the NCAA tournament all three sea - Basketball Coaches the Division II National Player of the sons. Gouard helped mentor All-GLVC players Jason Year. He also was recognized as the NCAA Division II Wright, Lawrence Barnes and three-time honoree David Elite Eight Most Outstanding Player and the Logan. Logan would become the league’s all-time lead - CBS/Chevrolet MVP of the title game in 1994. While at ing scorer en route to earning NCAA Division II Player of Southern Indiana, Gouard’s teams compiled an 82-12 the Year accolades. record, and he currently ranks third in scoring, fifth in rebounding and first in steals. “We eagerly welcome Stan Gouard back to our cam - pus,” said Director of Athletics Sue Willey. “He brings a Gouard was inducted into the John A. Logan College Hall wealth of knowledge and an enthusiasm that will rein - of Fame in 1998, the Great Lakes Valley Conference Hall vigorate our program.” of Fame in 2003 and the University of Southern Indiana Hall of Fame in 2007. He also received the key to the city At Indiana State, Gouard mentored the Sycamore post of Evansville, Ind., in 1996. Following his stellar colle - players, including Missouri Valley Conference All- giate career, Gouard played professionally for the Freshman and All-Bench Team selection Isiah Martin, Barrinquilla Ciamanes of Columbia, South America, who broke the single-season blocks record at ISU by a leading his team to the 1999 championship. Gouard also freshman and led the entire conference in blocked led his Sundsvall Dragon team in Sweden to the play - shots. offs. At UIndy under Sturgeon, Gouard was responsible for Gouard earned his bachelor of science in communica - recruiting, practice and game coaching, player develop - tions from Southern Indiana in 2000. He lives in ment, academic monitoring and day-to-day operations. Indianapolis with his wife, Chasity. 2 4 Assistant Coaches Shane BROWN Assistant Coach • 1st season at UIndy Shane Brown was announced as the new top men's assistant in May 2008, returning to the Great Lakes Valley Conference after a three-year absence. Brown was most recently an assistant coach at Lincoln Memorial University in Harrogate, Tenn. In three seasons with the Railsplitters, Brown dealt with all facets of coaching including recruiting, implementing on-court schemes, film exchange and scouting opponents in addition to directing Brown’s File individual workout sessions.
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