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2017-18 SCHEDULE/RESULTS PORTLAND PILOTS (2-1, 0-0 WCC) Overall: 2-1 • WCC: 0-0 WEEK 3: PK80 - Phil Knight Invitational H: 2-1 • A: 0-0 • N: 0-0 OT: 0-0 • vs. Ranked: 0-0 vs. #9 North Carolina Tar Heels Up Next... DATE OPPONENT (TV) TIME (3-0) Arkansas/Oklahoma Oct. 29 Eastern Wash. (Exh.) L, 70-76 Date: Thursday, Nov. 23 Date: Friday, Nov. 24 Nov. 4 Lewis & Clark (Exh.) W, 103-61 Place: Portland, Ore. (Moda Center) Place: Portland, Ore. (Memorial Coliseum) Nov. 11 Portland State (NBCSNW) L, 75-80 Time: 11:30 AM Time: 12:30/3:00 PM Nov. 14 Walla Walla W, 89-52 TV: ESPN TV: ESPN Family of Networks Nov. 19 Oregon Tech W, 86-59 Video: WatchESPN Nov. 23-26 PK80 Invitational (Portland, Ore.) Radio: 910 ESPN-Portland Sunday, Nov. 26 Nov. 23 North Carolina (ESPN) 11:30 AM Stats: ESPN.com Place: Moda/Coliseum Nov. 24 TBA (ESPN Networks) TBA POR vs. UNC Time: TBA Nov. 26 TBA (ESPN Networks) TBA First Meeting TV: ESPN Family of Networks Nov. 30 Multnomah 7:00 PM Potential Opponents:DePaul, Michigan Dec. 3 Boise State (MW Network) 1:00 PM State, UConn, Oregon Dec. 6 CS Fullerton (NBCSNW) 7:00 PM Dec. 9 San Jose State 7:00 PM PK80 - PHIL KNIGHT INVITATIONAL Dec. 16 Seattle 7:00 PM Portland will be playing in the Victory Bracket at the much-anticipated PK80 - Phil Dec. 19 Hartford 7:00 PM Knight Invitational. The Pilots open the tournament against defending NCAA champion Dec. 21 Sacramento State 5:30 PM and No. 9-ranked North Carolina at the Moda Center on Thanksgiving morning at 11:30 Dec. 28 BYU* (BYUtv) 6:00 PM a.m. The tournament continues on Friday and concludes on Sunday. Visit PKInvitational. Dec. 30 San Francisco* (ROOT) 6:00 PM com for complete brackets, ticket information and all other details. Jan. 4 San Diego* (ROOT) 7:00 PM Jan. 6 Santa Clara* 7:00 PM EVENT COVERAGE All PK80 games will be televised on the ESPN Family of Networks. Portland’s opener Jan. 11 Gonzaga* (ROOT) 6:00 PM against UNC will be aired on ESPN with Roxy Bernstein and Bill Walton on the call. Jan. 13 Pacific* (ROOT) 7:00 PM Radio coverage for all Pilot games will be on 910 ESPN-Portland (KMTT) with pregame Jan. 18 San Diego* (Spectrum SN) 7:00 PM programming starting 30 minutes prior to tip-off with play-by-play voice Jason Swygard. Jan. 20 LMU* (Spectrum SN) 7:00 PM Jan. 25 Gonzaga* (ESPN Networks) 8:00 PM STARTERS LAST GAME Jan. 27 Saint Mary’s* (ROOT) 8:00 PM Pos. No. Player PPG RPG APG Feb. 1 Pepperdine* 7:00 PM G 2 JoJo Walker (6-1, 170, Fr., Carolina, Puerto Rico) 6.0 1.7 2.7 Feb. 3 LMU* (ROOT) 1:00 PM G 13 Franklin Porter (6-4, 215, RSo., Portland, Ore.) 11.0 4.0 2.3 Feb. 8 San Francisco* 7:00 PM C 15 Philipp Hartwich (7-2, 250, Sr., Cologne, Germany) 8.0 12.0 4.7blk Feb. 10 Pacific* 7:00 PM F 14 Tahirou Diabate (6-9, 210, Fr., Bamako, Mali ) 7.7 4.3 1.0blk Feb. 15 Santa Clara* 7:00 PM F 11 Josh McSwiggan (6-7, 200, RSo., Loughborough, England) 14.3 5.0 2.7 Feb. 17 Saint Mary’s* (ROOT) 7:00 PM Feb. 22 BYU* (ESPNU) 8:00 PM PILOTS OFF THE BENCH Feb. 24 Pepperdine* 5:00 PM Pos. No. Player PPG RPG APG Mar. 1-6 WCC Championships (Las Vegas) G 1 Malcolm Porter (6-4, 195, RFr., Portland, Ore.) 5.7 1.7 4.3 *WCC game; All times are Pacific; Home G 3 Rashad Jackson (6-4, 190, Jr., Bakersfield, Calif.) 9.0 1.3 0.3 G 5 D’Marques Tyson (6-5, 215, Sr., Bothell, Wash.) 7.7 3.3 0.0 games in bold G 10 Marcus Shaver Jr. (6-2, 180, Fr., Phoenix, Ariz.) 8.7 2.0 2.0 G 22 Brian Smith (6-2, 185, Fr., Boise, Idaho) 2.5 0.5 1.0 F/C 34 Austin Stone (6-8, 225, Jr., Lake Wylie, S.C.) 2.5 3.0 0.0 MEN’S HOOPS CONTACT F 41 Joseph Smoyer (6-11, 230, So., Portland, Ore.) 2.0 1.7 0.7blk Jason Brough 2017-18 REDSHIRTS Office: 503-943-8439 Pos. No. Player PPG RPG APG Cell: 503-706-3460 G 0 Crisshawn Clark (6-4, 210, Jr., Dayton, Ohio) - - - G 20 Takiula Fahrensohn (6-6, 175, Fr., Auckland, New Zealand) - - - E-mail: [email protected] F/C 32 Hugh Hogland (6-9, 235, Fr., Waimanalo, Hawaii) - - - PortlandPilots.com @PortlandPilots facebook.com/PortlandPilots PortlandPilots 2017-18 Portland Men’s Basketball • Week 3 • PortlandPilots.com • Page 2 PORTLAND NOTES • The Pilots (2-1) posted a pair of dominant wins against NAIA opponents Walla Walla (89-52) and Oregon Tech (86-59) last week after opening the season with an 80-75 loss to Portland State at the Chiles Center. The Pilots led by seven with less than three min- utes left in regulation, but the Vikings closed the game with a 12-0 run to steal the win. • Senior C Philipp Hartwich has had a breakout start to the season and leads the WCC in rebounds (12.0), field goal percentage (.900) and blocked shots (4.7). 2017-18 QUICK FACTS • Sophomore transfers Josh McSwiggan (14.3) and Franklin Porter (11.0) have led a bal- Started Men’s Basketball/NCAA DI: 1922-23/1958-59 anced scoring attack featuring nine players averaging five or more points per game. All-Time Overall Record: ................1168-1299 (.473) • The Pilots hosted an exhibition game against Eastern Washington on October 29 to Chiles Center Record/Years: ........ 257-200 (.562)/33 raise money for the Red Cross and Puerto Rico’s Hurricane Maria relief efforts. Fresh- All-Time WCC Record/Years: ........ 210-379 (.357)/41 man PG JoJo Walker is from Puerto Rico and still has many family and friends that have WCC Regular Titles: .............................................0 WCC Tournament Titles: .........................1 (1996) been impacted by the hurricanes. Walker’s family will be in attendance at PK80. NCAA Tournament Appearances: .........2 (1959, 1996) • Terry Porter’s 2017 recruiting class was ranked No. 10 nationally by HoopScoop.com. CIT Appearances: ........................... 4 (2009-11, 2015) The class was the highest rated in the WCC and No. 2 class nationally among mid-ma- 2016-17 Overall Record: ......................... 11-22 (.333) jors. Nine newcomers comprised the class with seven freshmen and two JC transfers. 2016-17 WCC Record/Place:.......................2-16/10th • The Pilots feature just four returning lettermen from last year and two returning red- 2016-17 Postseason: ............................................N/A shirts - Franklin and Malcolm Porter, sons of head coach Terry Porter. Letterwinners Returning/Lost: ............................. 4/9 • Portland took an August foreign tour to England and went 3-1 on the trip. The Pilots Starters Returning/Lost: ....................................... 2/3 defeated 2017 British Basketball League runner-up Newcastle on a buzzer-beater by Newcomers/Returning Redshirts: ........................ 9/2 Franklin Porter, dropped a buzzer beater to BBL Champions Leicester, and posted two Head Coach: ............................................Terry Porter ..............................(1st year, UW-Stevens Point ‘85) comfortable wins against academy teams. Career Record/Years: .....................13-23 (.361)/2 • Saint Mary’s was the unanimous pick to win the WCC, according to head coaches in Record at School/Years: ............................... Same the league’s preseason poll. Gonzaga was second, while the Pilots were picked ninth. WCC Record/Years: ........................................2-16 • Portland signed prep senior Josh Phillips (Huntington Beach, Calif./Edison HS) to a Assistants: .................................Bob Cantu (2nd year) National Letter of Intent in November. Phillips (6-8, 190) is long and athletic post player .............................................. Ben Johnson (2nd year) that Portland targeted this summer. .........................................Kramer Knutson (2nd year) Dir. of Ops.: .................... Whitney Robison (2nd year) ABOUT NORTH CAROLINA Video Manager: ..........................Tim Grass (4th year) • The defending NCAA Champion Tar Heels (3-0) are ranked No. 9 in both the AP and Strength Coach: ................... Griffin Waller (2nd year) Athletic Trainer: ................Richard Bennett (9th year) Coaches Polls this week. Last year’s run marked the sixth NCAA title for the storied Team Chaplain: ........ Fr. Dan Parrish, C.S.C. (3rd year) program which boasts 20 NCAA Final Four appearances. GENERAL INFO • UNC posted home wins over Northern Iowa (86-69) and Bucknell (93-81), before visit- Location: ....................................................Portland, Ore. ing Stanford on Monday and winning by a 96-72 margin. Website: .................................. www.PortlandPilots.com • Luke Maye leads five players averaging double figures with 19.3 points and 9.3 National Affiliation: ................................ NCAA Division I rebounds per game. Joel Berry has averaged 18.5 points in two games since returning Conference: ................................................... West Coast from injury. Founded: ................................................................. 1901 • Hall of Fame head coach Roy Williams is in his 15th year at North Carolina and the Enrollment: ............................................................. 4,164 only coach in NCAA history with 400 wins at two schools (401 at UNC, 418 at Kansas). Nickname: .............................................................. Pilots • This is the first meeting between Portland and North Carolina. Colors: .................................................... Purple & White Home Court (Capacity): ..................Chiles Center (4,852) President: .......................... Rev. Mark L. Poorman, C.S.C. PORTLAND AT REGULAR SEASON TOURNAMENTS Athletics Director: ....................................... Scott Leykam Portland has taken part in various regular season tournaments throughout the years. Athletic Department Phone: .....................503-943-8420 The most notable Pilot appearance came at the 2009 Anaheim 76 Classic during Thanksgiving weekend. Portland crushed UCLA in the opener by a 74-47 margin, then Why The Pilots? defeated No.
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    BASKETBALL BEDLAM IN BARCELONA by Carson Cunningham hen the 1992 United States Olympic bas- tional corporations, was nothing short of astound- Wketball team arrived at the luxurious Hotel ing. David Burns, President of the Chicago-based Ambassador in Monte Carlo a week before the Burns Celebrity Services, said, "No doubt about it, Barcelona Games, the hotel's managers scoffed this is the biggest, most expensive marketing deal at suggestions that they needed to enhance secu- in the history of sports." Deputy Secretary General rity. They assured all that their experience hosting of the USOC and marketing legend John Krimsky rock stars and kings and princesses had ably pre- said, "There are young people out there who think pared them. Then, as the Hartford Courant's Alan the Olympics are one big basketball tournament."4 Greenberg put it, "the team showed up." Soon af- Corporations had of course long-associated ter it did, hotel officials were apologizing for the themselves with Olympic sports, but the Dream disorderly mess as fans and media that had flocked Team brought it to a whole new level. Forty differ- to the hotel converged upon Michael Jordan, Larry ent companies, spending an estimated $40 million, Bird, Earvin "Magic" Johnson and the rest. "The emerged as promotional partners of the squad. magnitude of this basketball royalty, they had not Fourteen of those went through USA basketball, understood," Greenberg wrote.1 paying $750,000 apiece. Twenty-six others aligned The experience in Monte Carlo gave Olympic themselves with the team using separate licensing officials an indication of the enormous response the agreements.