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2020-21 SAN JOSE STATE MBB SAN JOSE STATE MEDIA RELATIONS: 1393 S. 7TH STREET || SAN JOSE, CALIF. || SJSUSPARTANS.COM || @SJSUMBB SCHEDULE/RESULTS GAME INFORMATION - at PACIFIC | ALEX G. SPANOS CENTER Date Opponent Time/Result University of the Nov. 25 Simpson University Canceled San Jose State Dec. 2 at Pepperdine Canceled 0-0 Pacific Dec. 6 at University of the Pacific 3:00 p.m. Head Coach: 2-1 Dec. 9 Saint Katherine’s TBA Jean Prioleau (4th) Head Coach: Dec. 18 Santa Clara TBA Damon Stoudamire Date .....................................................Sunday, Dec. 6 Dec. 21 at Utah State* TBA Time ..........................................................3:00 p.m. PT Dec. 23 at Utah State* TBA Site ...................................................... Stockton, Calif. SJSU RETURNING LEADERS * Dec. 31 Boise State* TBA Arena ....................................Alex G. Spanos Center TV .........................................................WCC Network Jan. 2 Boise State* TBA Points/Game ........................Seneca Knight (17.1) Radio ........................................................TuneIn App Rebounds/Game................... Seneca Knight (5.7) Jan. 8 at Fresno State* TBA Pxp ........................................................Justin Allegri Assists ....................................... Seneca Knight (2.4) Jan. 10 at Fresno State* TBA Series History ...........................Pacific leads 83-75 3-PT Made ....................Richard Washington (2.0) Last Meeting ......................... W, 59-55| 11/28/10 Jan. 14 Colorado State* TBA Blocks ..............................................Ralph Agee (0.5) Last Meeting in Stockton ..... L, 75-84 | 2/23/09 Steals .............Seneca Knight/Omari Moore (1.0) Jan. 16 Colorado State* TBA Field-Goal % .........................Seneca Knight (40.3) Jan. 21 at New Mexico* TBA Free-Throw % .......................Seneca Knight (77.2) Jan. 23 at New Mexico* TBA 3-PT % ............................................ Trey Smith (35.7) * 2019-20 stats Jan. 28 Air Force* TBA Jan. 30 Air Force* TBA PACIFIC LEADERS Feb. 8 at San Diego State* TBA Feb. 10 at San Diego State* TBA Points/Game...................... Jeremiah Bailey (15.7) Feb. 13 Nevada* TBA Rebounds/Game.....................Broc Finstuen (8.0) Assists .................................. Pierre Crockrell II (3.7) Feb. 15 Nevada* TBA 3-PT Made .............................Jeremiah Bailey (2.3) Feb. 19 UNLV* TBA Blocks ......................................................... 4 Tied (0.7) Feb. 21 UNLV* TBA Steals .......................................Jeremiah Bailey (1.7) Field-Goal % ...................... Jeremiah Bailey (50.0) Feb. 25 at Wyoming* TBA Free-Throw % ......................Jeremiah Bailey (75.0 Feb. 27 at Wyoming* TBA 3-PT % .................................. Jeremiah Bailey (46.7) All times Pacific// Home games in Bold * - Mountain West contest PROJECTED LINEUP #10 #13 #23 #24 #35 Omari Richard Seneca Michael Ralph Moore Washington Knight Ofoegbu Agee 2020-21 San Jose State Men’s Basketball Game No. 1 | at Pacific | December 6, 2020 SJSU ATHLETICS MEDIA RELATIONS QUICK FACTS CREDENTIAL REQUESTS SPARTAN BROADCASTS GENERAL INFORMATION Requests for the media area credentials and photo cre- San José State men’s basketball will be broadcast on Location ............................................... San Jose, Calif. dentials should be directed to Matt Penland, Assistant multiple platforms during the 2020-21 year. All home Enrollment ...................................................... 32,157 Director of Athletics Media Relations, at 408-924-1229 and all Mountain West contests will be broadcast on the Founded ............................................................. 1857 or [email protected]. Requests must be made Mountain West Network. Broadcasts of home games Affiliation ........................................... NCAA Division I at least 24 hours prior to game time. Credentials will will begin approximately 30 minutes prior to tip. Conference ......................................... Mountain West either be mailed, or will be held at the Will Call Window, Handling the play-by-play it’s a bird, it’s a plane, no it’s Nickname ..................................................... Spartans located at the west side of The Event Center or at the just Justin Allegri. Broadcasts of non-conference road Colors ............................................ Gold, White & Blue Athletics Ticket Office. contests will be handled by those institutions and, when Arena ................................... The Event Center (5,000) available, will be linked to the team’s schedule page. Press Row Phone .................................. 408-924-6466 THE PROVIDENT CREDIT UNION EVENT CENTER President .................................... Dr. Mary A. Papazian The Provident Credit Union Event Center is located on MOUNTAIN WEST CONFERENCE MEDIA NCAA Faculty Representative ....................... Sen Chiao the San José State campus where Seventh Street dead INFORMATION Director of Athletics ................................... Marie Tuite ends on the south side of campus. Parking is located For any information concerning Mountain West Men’s Basketball Administrator . .............. Blake Sasaki in the Seventh Street Garage located on the corner of Basketball, contact Theresa Kurtz, Assistant Director of Seventh and San Salvador Streets. Strategic Communications. The MWC address is 10807 COACHING STAFF New Allegiance Drive, Suite 250, Colorado Springs, Colo. Head Coach ...................... Jean Prioleau (4th Season) POST GAME PROCEDURES 80921 and the telephone number is (719) 488-4040 ....................................... Fordham University, 1992 Approximately 10 minutes after the team leaves the or MW Basketball information is also available on the School Record (Years) ......................... 15-77 (3 years) court, Head Coach Jean Prioleau and a minimum of two world wide web at http://www.themw.com. Overall Record (Years) ........................ 15-77 (3 years) players will be available to the approved media for a Office .................................................... 408-924-1223 press conference via a Zoom call. Opponent coach and MEDIA RELATIONS CONTACT Assistant Coach .................... Will Kimble (4th season) player interviews are available at the discretion of the Matt Penland MBB Contact Assistant Coach .................. Julius Hodge (3rd season) opposing sports information director. cell: 256-343-4158 Assistant Coach .................. Tim Marrion (2nd season) office: 408-924-1229 Director of Operations .Trent Miyagishima (3rd season) email: [email protected] COACH PRIOLEAU AND PLAYER INTERVIEWS All interview requests for Head Coach Jean Prioleau or 2019-20 .............................................. REVIEW any players should be made through the San José State Overall Record ......................................................7-24 Athletics Media Relations Office, 408-924-1229, at least Mountain West Record ........................................ 3-15 24 hours in advance. Players are available as their class Mountain West Tournament ..................... First Round schedules, practices and meetings permit. Players will not be available until post-game on game days. Media PROGRAM HISTORY members are also required to make prior arrangements First Year of Basketball .................................. 1909-10 with the SJSU Media Relations Office to attend any Overall Record ............................... 1,159-1,453 (.445) practice session. NCAA Tournament Appearances (last) ........... 3 (1996) Conference Championships (last) .... 3 (1996 Big West) THE PROVIDENT CREDIT UNION EVENT CENTER 2020-21 BY THE NUMBERS The Provident Credit Union Event Center is a $36 million facility, created by SJSU students and developed by the Starters Returning/Lost ......................................... 3/2 Student Union Board of Directors, is financed by student fees and facility usage. Over 27,000 students, 3,500 faculty Letterwinners Returning/Lost ............................... 5/4 and staff members, alumni and the surrounding communities use the facility. The Event Center opened in May 1989, Redshirts Returning ................................................. 0 with the first intercollegiate athletic events played on November 24, 1989, as men’s and women’s basketball held Newcomers .............................................................. 6 their season openers. The arena holds 5,000 for athletic events and over 6,000 for concerts. 2020-21 San Jose State Men’s Basketball @SanJoseStateMBB | #SpartanUp 2020-21 ROSTER BY NUMBER No. Name Pos. Ht. WT Yr. Exp. Hometown( Previous School) 1 Caleb Simmons G 6-6 205 JR. 2V Vallejo, Calif. (Desert Vista HS) 2 Jalen Dalcourt G 6-2 170 JR. TR Lafayette, La. (Iowa Western CC) 4 Sebastain Mendoza G 6-3 195 FR. HS Riverside, Calif. (Hillcrest HS) 5 Hugo Clarkin C 7-0 215 FR. HS Las Flores, Calif. (JSerra Catholic HS) 10 Omari Moore G 6-6 190 SO. 1V Pasadena, Calif. (Middlebrooks Academy) 11 Richard Washington G 6-6 200 SR. 1V Newport News, Va. (Tallahassee CC) 12 Eduardo Lane C 6-11 240 SR. 1V Aquidauana, Brazil (Marshalltown CC) 13 Seneca Knight G 6-7 215 JR. 2V Lafayette, La. (Northside HS) 21 Kaison Hammonds G 6-4 180 JR. 2V Highlands Ranch, Colo. (ThunderRidge HS) 22 Nate Lacewll F 6-9 195 FR. HS Missouri City, Texas (Legacy HS) 24 Michael Ofoegbu F 6-7 205 FR. HS Lakewood, Calif. (Golden State Prep) 35 Ralph Agee F/C 6-8 235 SR. 1V Victorville, Calif. (East
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