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UTEP BASKETBALL ‘10-11 UTEP (1-1) VS. WESTERN CAROLINA (1-1) GAME NOVEMBER 20, 2010 n 8:30 P.M. DON HASKINS CENTER (12,000) 3 EL PASO, TEXAS game in as many starts. Western Carolina 2010-11 SCHEDULE dropped a 69-64 decision in its opener at Nov. 12 Pacific L 61-66 Clemson on Nov. 12 before winning at De- Nov. 14 Mercer W 87-74 Paul, 69-64, on Tuesday. The Catamounts Nov. 20 Western Carolina 8:30 p.m. have three guards with double figure scoring Nov. 23 NM State 7:05 p.m. Nov. 26 vs. Georgia Tech% (@Atlantic City, N.J.) 3:30 p.m. averages -- junior Harouna Mutombo (14.5 Nov. 27 vs. Michigan/Syracuse% (@Atlantic City, N.J.) TBA ppg), freshman Trey Sumler (12.0 ppg) and Nov. 30 at NM State 7 p.m. Dec. 12 Arkansas-Pine Bluff 7:05 p.m. senior Mike Williams (11.5 ppg). Williams Dec. 15 Louisiana-Monroe 7:05 p.m. is a long-time teammate of UTEP senior cen- Dec. 18 Texas Tech 8 p.m. Dec. 20 Stephen F. Austin 8:30 p.m. FOR STARTERS ter Claude Britten. Both natives of Baton Dec. 23 at BYU 7 p.m. UTEP (1-1) meets Western Carolina (1-1) Rouge, La., Britten and Williams played AAU Dec. 28 Western New Mexico# 7 p.m. Dec. 29 Air Force# 7:30 p.m. in a Legends Classic regional round game on ball together before teaming at Genesis One Jan. 2 Sam Houston State 2 p.m. Saturday at 8:30 p.m. MT. The Miners and Christian School in Mendenhall, Miss. Jan. 5 Tulsa* 7:05 p.m. Jan. 8 at UAB* 2 p.m. Catamounts are two of the 12 teams par- Western Carolina was 22-12 a year ago Jan. 12 at Tulane* 6 p.m. ticipating in the 2010 edition of the event. and ended its season with a 90-88 loss at Jan. 15 Rice* 7:05 p.m. The others are Albany, Bowling Green, De- Marshall in the first round of the CollegeIn- Jan. 22 at Houston* 6 p.m. Jan. 26 Tulane* 7:05 p.m. troit, Gardner-Webb, Georgia Tech, Mercer, sider.com Tournament. The Catamounts Jan. 29 at Tulsa* 6 p.m. Michigan, Niagara, Syracuse, and William & have two starters and seven lettermen back Feb. 2 UCF* 7 p.m. Feb. 5 at Rice* 1 p.m. Mary. from that squad, but lost their top two scor- Feb. 12 SMU* 7:05 p.m. Following a home game versus I-10 rival ers in Brandon Giles (11.9 ppg) and Jake Feb. 16 at Southern Miss* 6 p.m. NM State on Tuesday, UTEP will join Georgia Feb. 19 Houston* 7:05 p.m. Robinson (11.7 ppg). Feb. 23 at East Carolina* 5 p.m. Tech, Michigan and Syracuse in the cham- The Catamounts are under the direction Feb. 26 Memphis* 1 p.m. pionship rounds Nov. 26-27 in Atlantic City, of Larry Hunter, who has compiled 582 wins March 2 Marshall* 7:05 p.m. March 5 at SMU* 1 p.m. N.J. All championship round games will be in 30+ seasons as a head coach to rank March 9 TBA^ TBA nationally televised on HDNet. among the active Division I leaders. % Legends Classic Produced by the Gazelle Group, the Leg- # Bank of the West Don Haskins Sun Bowl Invitational ends Classic (www.legendsclassic.com) is SERIES NOTES * Conference USA game ^ Conference USA Tournament (El Paso, Texas) in its fourth year of existence. UTEP is the Saturday’s game marks the first meeting Home games in bold first Conference USA team to participate in between UTEP and Western Carolina. The All times Mountain the event. Past champions of the Legends Miners are 2-0 all-time versus teams cur- All dates and times subject to change Classic were Texas in 2007, Pittsburgh in rently in the Southern Conference with wins 2008 and Florida in 2009. over Appalachian State on Nov. 27, 1985 (58-52) and Samford on Dec. 14, 1998 (63- SCOUTING WESTERN CAROLINA 60). Both games were played in the Don The Catamounts bring a 1-1 mark to Haskins Center. 2010-11 STANDINGS* El Paso and are playing their third road Conference Overall W-L W-L Memphis 0-0 3-0 UTEP STARTERS AND RESERVES East Carolina 0-0 2-0 Marshall 0-0 2-0 Starters* Rice 0-0 2-0 Pos. No. Name Ht Wt Class Hometown Ppg Rpg Apg FG% FT% Southern Miss 0-0 2-0 F 34 Jeremy Williams 6-7 220 SR-1L Memphis, Tenn. 10.0 3.5 0.5 .417 .571 UAB 0-0 2-0 C 32 Claude Britten 6-11 280 SR-3L Baton Rouge, La. 8.0 1.0 0.5 .700 1.000 UCF 0-0 2-0 G 41 Christian Polk 6-4 190 SR-1L Glendale, Ariz. 12.5 4.5 5.0 .455 1.000 Houston 0-0 2-1 G 3 Randy Culpepper 6-0 165 SR-3L Memphis, Tenn. 18.5 3.5 2.0 .464 1.000 UTEP 0-0 1-1 G 5 Julyan Stone 6-7 200 SR-3L Goleta, Calif. 12.5 9.5 4.5 .429 .765 Tulane 0-0 1-1 Tulsa 0-0 1-1 Reserves SMU 0-0 0-2 Pos. No. Name Ht Wt Class Hometown Ppg Rpg Apg FG% FT% * Standings through games of Nov. 17 G 2 Tyler Tafoya 6-3 160 SO-0L El Paso, Texas 0.0 0.0 0.0 .000 .000 G 4 DeShun Watkins 6-3 175 FR-HS Chicago, Ill. 0.0 0.0 0.0 .000 .000 Friday, Nov. 19 C 13 Wayne Portalatin 6-10 255 SR-3L Allentown, Pa. 0.0 0.0 0.0 .000 .000 Portland State at SMU G 20 Isaac Gordon 6-5 210 SR-2L Los Angeles, Calif. 1.0 5.0 0.0 .000 .500 Missouri State at Tulsa C 21 John Bohannon 6-10 210 FR-HS Lancaster, Texas 5.0 3.5 0.0 .600 .571 Centenary at Tulane F 23 Gabriel McCulley 6-7 225 JR-2L Memphis, Tenn. 5.5 3.5 0.0 .400 .600 G 24 Michael Perez 6-3 180 FR-HS Tucson, Ariz. 1.5 2.5 1.0 .250 .000 Saturday, Nov. 20 F 31 Eric Munoz 6-7 210 SR-0L El Paso, Texas 0.0 0.0 0.0 .000 .000 NW Oklahoma State at Houston F 33 Michael Haynes 6-6 225 FR-HS Chicago, Ill. 0.0 0.0 0.0 .000 .000 UAB at Arizona State G 40 Tony Baker 6-1 180 FR-HS El Paso, Texas 0.0 0.0 0.0 .000 .000 UC Riverside at SMU Chattanooga at Marshall * Starting lineup based on previous game Western Carolina at UTEP UTEP BASKETBALL ‘10-11 cent (28-for-54) in the first half and 40.4 STATISTICAL COMPARISON percent (21-for-52) in the second half. MEDIA INFORMATION Defensively, UTEP has surrendered an Television and Radio Coverage UTEP Category Western Carolina average of 29.0 ppg in the first half and 1-1 W-L 1-1 41.0 ppg in the second half. The Miners’ Television: None 74.0 PPG 66.5 defensive field goal percentage is 34.5 (20- 70.0 OPP PPG 75.5 .462 FG% .393 for-58) in the first half and 50.0 (28-for-56) English Radio: KOFX 92.3 FM in the second half. (Jon Teicher/Steve Yellen) .421 FG% DEF .490 .276 3PT% .302 Spanish Radio: Maria 1650 AM .352 3PT% DEF .267 FLOYD LENGTHENS BENCH IN GAME 2 (Omar Ropele/Omar Duran) .712 FT% .600 After only eight Miner players saw action .581 OPP FT% .577 in the season opener versus Pacific, coach UTEP Men’s Basketball SID 37.5 RPG 38.5 35.5 RPG DEF 35.5 Tim Floyd went 10-deep against Mercer. Jeff Darby 13.5 ASSISTS PG 12.5 Eight of the 10 players on the floor versus e-mail: [email protected] 14.0 TURNOVERS PG 15.5 the Bears scored, as UTEP had four start- Office: (915) 747-6652 3.5 BLOCKS PG 3.5 ers in double figures for the first time since Cell: (915) 204-0642 7.0 STEALS PG 6.5 February 20, 2010 at Tulsa. UTEP Athletics Website UTEP SQUARES RECORD AT 1-1 MINERS HOLDING THEIR OWN www.utepathletics.com WITH VICTORY OVER MERCER ON THE BOARDS Randy Culpepper scored 24 points to Despite losing 44 percent of their re- Conference USA Website lead four UTEP players in double figures bounding production from last season -- as the Miners topped Mercer, 87-74, in a largely in the form of Derrick Caracter and www.conferenceusa.com Legends Classic Regional Round game last Arnett Moultrie, who combined for 14.8 Conference USA Coaches Teleconference Sunday at the Don Haskins Center. boards per game -- UTEP has hung in there Christian Polk added 17 points, Julyan on the glass early this season. The Miners Conference USA conducts coaches’ Stone 13 and Jeremy Williams 11 for the are averaging 37.5 rpg, up from a 36.2 aver- teleconference calls periodically during Miners, who scored their first win under age last year, and UTEP’s rebound margin the season. Please contact Courtney Morrison-Archer of the C-USA Media Rela- head coach Tim Floyd. (+2.0) is actually better than it was in 2009- tions staff at (214) 774-1300 for the dates Jeff Smith led Mercer with 22 points, and 10 (+0.7).
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    18 settembre, SUPERCOPPA, Semifinale A|X ARMANI EXCHANGE OLIMPIA MILANO (6-0) Vs UMANA VENEZIA (4-2) OLIMPIA MILANO (6-0 ) N. Giocatore Ruolo Età Statura 0 Kevin Punter Guardia 27 1.93 2 Zach LeDay Ala forte 26 2.02 3 Davide Moretti Play -guardia 22 1.90 5 Vladimir Micov Ala 34 2.03 9 Riccardo Moraschini Guardia-ala 28 1.94 10 Michael Roll Guardia-ala 32 1.96 13 Sergio Rodriguez Playmaker 33 1.90 15 Kaleb Tarczewski Centro 26 2.13 19 Paul Biligha Centro 29 2.00 20 Andrea Cinciarini (capitano) Playmaker 33 1.93 23 Malcolm Delaney Playmaker 31 1.91 31 Shavon Shields Ala 26 2.01 32 Jeff Brooks Ala forte 30 2.03 42 Kyle Hines Centro 34 1.98 70 Luigi Datome Ala 33 2.03 OLIMPIA MILANO: STAFF 2020/21 Ruolo Head Coach Ettore Messina Assistant Coach Tom Bialaszewski Mario Fioretti Marco Esposito Stefano Bizzozero Coordinatore Performance Team Roberto Oggioni Preparatore Atletico Giustino Danesi Ass. Preparatore Atletico Federico Conti Ass. Preparatore Atletico Luca Agnello Fisioterapisti Alessandro Colombo Claudio Lomma Marco Monzoni Dottori Matteo Acquati Daniele Casalini Ezio Giani Michele Ronchi NOTE E CURIOSITA’ giocate contro Brescia). L’Olimpia ha tirato con il 53.2% da due e il 49.0% da tre su 25.8 SUPERCOPPA STORY - L’Olimpia ha vinto le tentativi di media (Moretti 9/15, il 66.7%). Ha ultime tre edizioni della Supercoppa cui ha avuto anche l’82% dalla lunetta. Sergio partecipato e ha raggiunto la finale nelle Rodriguez ha fatto 12/12 dalla linea.
  • MODIBO DIARRA 2001-02 Season

    MODIBO DIARRA 2001-02 Season

    WWhen it comes to hitting the road two words The Tigers have been able to speed to their games come to mind in describing how the Tigers travel on Northwest Airlink’s new fleet of Canadair Re- ... First Class. gional Jets (pictured below). This 50-seat aircraft is capable of flying nearly 2000 miles (roughly Mem- Being located in a hub city for Northwest Airlines is phis to Seattle) at speeds exceeding 500 mph. an enormous advantage for The University of Mem- The CRJ’s interior features comfortable leather seat- phis when it comes to ing, overhead bin storage and other amenities team travel. And the normally found on much larger jet aircraft. The CRJ coordination of travel is also among the world’s most quiet jets, providing has another distinctive those on the ground and on-board with un- edge as the U of M matched comfort. plays in Conference USA, a league top While on the road the Tigers stay in accommoda- heavy with universities tions of the highest standard and in many cases, located in major metro- give the squad an opportunity to explore new lo- politan areas. cales. When the U of M travels Each of the past three seasons the Tigers have been commercially, the Tigers able to explore New York’s Times Square during are usually just one flight appearances in the NIT and the Coaches vs. Can- away from landing in cer Classic. The U of M returns to New York and Madi- the city they will play the son Square Garden this year, playing Wake Forest following day.