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Game Notes Arkansarkansasasasas----Pinepine Bluff 201220122012-2012 ---20132013 PANTHER BASKETBALL GAME NOTES ARKANSARKANSASASASAS----PINEPINE BLUFF SWAC REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONS • 1950 • ‘60 • ‘61 • ‘62 • 2003 SWAC TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS • 1998 • NCAA TOURNAMENT • 1998 NAIA NATIONAL CHAMPIONS • 1962 DATEDATEDATE OPPONENT TVTVTV RESULTS PREPREPRE-PRE ---CONFERENCECONFERENCE 11-9 @ Texas Tech FCS L, 89-79 111111-11 ---11111111 SCHREINER W, 80W, 80-80 ---51515151 111111-11 ---13131313 ARLINGTON BAPTIST W, 91W, 91-91 ---38383838 11-15 @ Texas A&M FSSW L, 81-59 11-18 @ TCU L, 44-39 PRAIRIE VIEW A&M ARKANSAS-PINE BLUFF 11-20 @ Alabama-Birmingham L, 76-70 11-23 vs. Navy W, 42-40 PANTHERS GOLDEN LIONS 11-24 vs. Fairleigh-Dickinson L, 84-70 201220122012-2012 ---1313 Record: 7-12 (2-4 SWAC) 201220122012-2012 ---1313 Record: 6-12 (1-4 SWAC) 111111-11 ---28282828 HOUSTON W, 81W, 81-81 ---80808080 Last Game: Lost 73-64 to Mississippi Valley State Last Game: Def. Texas Southern 66-63 121212-12 ---7777 DALLAS CHRISTIAN W, 107W, 107-107 ---59595959 Coach: Byron Rimm II Coach: George Ivory 12-15 @ UCLA Pac-12 L, 95-53 Record at Prairie View A&M: 80-126 (7th year) Record at UAPB: 55-92 (5th year) 12-22 @ Cal Pac-12 L, 85-53 Career Record: 127-165 (10th year) Career Record: 55-92 (5th year) 12-29 @ Houston L, 80-75 All home and SWAC games broadcasted live on KPVU 91.391.3 FM (www.pvamu.edu/kpvu) SOUTHWESTERN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE 1-2 @ Alcorn State* L, 68-54 All home games streamed live on PANTHERVISION 1-4 @ Southern* L, 50-45 111-1---6666 TEXAS SOUTHERN* L, 65L, 65-65 ---60606060 L THE OPENING TIP 111-1---12121212 GRAMBLING STATE* W, 60W, 60-60 ---44444444 111-1---14141414 JACKSON STATE* ESPNUESPNUESPNU W, 73W, 73-73 ---59595959 ● The Prairie View A&M Panthers close out their brief two-game road trip at Arkansas-Pine Bluff on Monday, Jan. 1-19 @ Mississippi Valley State* L, 73-64 21 at 7:30 p.m. 1-21 @ Arkansas-Pine Bluff* 7:30 p.m. ● The Panthers saw their two-game winning streak snapped on Saturday as Mississippi Valley State held off the 111-1---26262626 ALABAMA STATE* 5:00 p.m. Panthers for a 73-64 victory. 111-1---28282828 ALABAMA A&M* 7:30 p.m. ● UAPB has won 12 of the past 15 meetings against PV with its lone losses occurring in 2009, 2011 and 2012. 2-2 @ Texas Southern* 8:00 p.m. Both teams have played two overtime games versus each other over the past three years. 2-9 @ Grambling State* 5:00 p.m. ● PV’s Byron Rimm is 3-10 lifetime versus Arkansas-Pine Bluff. 2-11 @ Jackson State* 7:30 p.m. ● Due to NCAA restrictions which prohibit Mississippi Valley State, Arkansas-Pine Bluff and Texas Southern from 222-2---16161616 MISSISSIPPI VALLEY STATE* 5:00 p.m. participating in postseason play, this year’s SWAC schedule is all about seeding as the regular season champion 222-2---18181818 ARKANSASARKANSAS----PINEPINE BLUFF* 7:30 p.m. will earn a first round bye in the SWAC Tournament. 2-23 @ Alabama State* 5:30 p.m. ● PV hasn’t won in Pine Bluff, Ark. since Jan. 24, 2005 under Jerome Francis, JrJr. 2-25 @ Alabama A&M* 7:30 p.m. ● Senior shooting guard Jourdan DeMuynck leads the Panthers with 14.2 points per game and is pulling down a 222-2---28282828 ALCORN STATE* 7:30 p.m. team-high 5.8 rebounds per outing. Senior guard CarlCarl Blair follows with 10.6 points and a team-high 4.8 assists. 333-3---2222 SOUTHERN* 5:00 p.m. SWAC TOURNAMENT (POSTSEASON) ● The 2012-13 Panther roster returns five starters, nine letterwinners and adds seven newcomers. 3-12 TBA (Garland, Texas) TBA ● The Panthers were picked to win the Southwestern Athletic Conference this season. The team finished third in the regular season standings last season and fell in the first round of the 2012 SWAC Tournament. No Panther earned preseason All-SWAC honors. PANTHER TO WATCH #1 • Jourdan DeMuynck • G • 66----66 • 205 • Senior • San Leandro, Calif. Senior shooting guard Jourdan DeMuynck leads the Panthers with 14.2 points per game (7th SWAC) and is pulling down a team-high 5.8 rebounds (9th SWAC) per outing. 201220122012-2012 ---20132013 PANTHER BASKETBALL GAME NOTES ARKANSARKANSASASASAS----PINEPINE BLUFF WILLIAM NICKS PRESS ROW The William Nicks Building opens two hours prior to game time. The press PRAIRIE VIEW A&M row is located on the gym floor of the Williams Nicks Building and can accommodate Location:Location:……………………………………………Prairie View, Texas television, print and radio personnel. Media credentials are required for admittance to Founded:Founded:…….…………………………………………………1876 press row. Game notes, media guides and programs are provided prior to the game. Play Enrollment:Enrollment:…..………………………………………………...8,900 -by-play game accounts will be distributed at the conclusion of each half while a full Affiliation:Affiliation:……….…………………………………………. .NCAA I booklet containing play-by-play and stats provided after the game. Player features and Conference:Conference:……………………………………………………SWAC other important information will be forwarded throughout the season on a regular basis. Nickname:Nickname:.…………………………………………………..Panthers INTERVIEWS School Colors:Colors:……………………………………… . ...Purple and Gold Prairie View A&M student-athletes (Tue., Wed.) and coaches (Tue., Wed., Arena:Arena:……………………………………… .William Nicks Bldg. (5,520) Thu.) will be available for in-person or phone interviews before or after practice. Requests President:President:………………………………………… Dr. George C. Wright should be directed to Ryan McGintyMcGinty. All interview requests must be coordinatedcoordinated Dir. of Athletics:Athletics:……………………………………… Fred Washington through the Sports Information Office with at least one day advance noticenotice. Stu- SWA:SWA:SWA:………………………………………………………AliciaSWA: Pete dent-athlete’s phone numbers will not be given out. Coaches and student-athletes are not available for interviews the day before a game or on game day unless arrangements are made in advance. COACHING STAFF Byron Rimm 7th season POSTGAME INTERVIEWS Head Coach Prairie View A&M coach Byron Rimm II and requested players will be available for interviews immediately following the game at a prearranged location in the Jethro Hillman 5th season William Nicks Building. Prairie View A&M’s locker room will remain closed following Assistant Coach games. Prairie View A&M University is committed to a policpolicyy of equal access for both male and female reporters and photographers. The visiting SID will determine the best site and establish interview policies for their coaches and players. Ansar AlAl----AmeenAmeen 3rd Season Assistant Coach PRACTICE COVERAGE Randy Washington 4th Season Media wishing to attend Prairie View A&M basketball practices must be coordinated through the Sports Information Office with at least one day advance Assistant Coach noticenoticenotice.notice A member of the Sports Information staff will be on hand at practice to assist the media. PRAIRIE VIEW A&M SPORTS INFORMATION MEDIA CREDENTIALS Ryan McGinty --- SID*SID*SID* Working media and photographer credentials for Prairie View’s 2011-12 home games will be handled by the Prairie View A&M Sports Information Office. Re-Re-Re- EEE-E---mail:mail: [email protected] quests should be made in writing by sports editors or sports directors of accredited *denotes main basketball contact media outlets on company letterhead. Requests should be made as early as possible and should be limited to working media onlyonly. Send credential requests to Ryan McGintyMcGinty, Office Phone 936/261-9140 SID: [email protected]; fax 936-261-9159; Prairie View A&M Office of Sports Infor- Office FAX 936/261-9159 mation, P.O. Box 519, Mail Stop 1500, Prairie View, Texas 77446. Credentials will be mailed to the requesting individual or organization if time permits or sent to the visiting school's sports information director for distribution. Credentials can also be picked up at MAILING ADDRESS the will-call window at the William Nicks Building (The Baby Dome). Prairie View A&M University Office of Sports Information VISITING RADIO INFORMATION PO Box 519 Mail Stop 1500 The official radio broadcast network for the visiting team must be desig- Prairie View, Texas 77446 nated in writing by the opposing team SID. For information on radio lines, contact the Prairie View A&M Sports Information Office at 936/261-9140. INTERNET ACCESS www.PVPANTHERS.com THIS WEEK IN PANTHER BASKETBALL MONDAY 21 TUESDAY 22 WEDNESDAY 23 THURSDAY 24 FRIDAY 25 SATURDAY 26 SUNDAY 272727 PRACTICE PRACTICE PRACTICE PRACTICE PRACTICE ALABAMA STATE ARKANSASARKANSAS----PINE PINE BLUFF 7:30 p.m. 5 p.m. Pine Bluff, Ark. Prairie View, Texas PVAMU SPORTS INFORMATION www.PVPANTHERS.com Page 222 201220122012-2012 ---20132013 PANTHER BASKETBALL GAME NOTES ARKANSARKANSASASASAS----PINEPINE BLUFF PANTHER NUMERICAL ROSTER PVAMU RECORD NO.NO.NO. NAMENAMENAME POS.POS.POS. HT.HT.HT. WT.WT.WT. CL.CL.CL. HOMETOWN (Previous School) 0 Josh Eleby F 6-10 255 Jr. Houston, Texas (Lee College) WHEN 1 Jourdan DeMuynck G 6-6 205 Sr. San Leandro, Calif. (Chabot College) Overall Record 7-12 2 Ronald Wright G 6-1 190 Sr. Jacksonville, Fla. (Southwestern Christian College) Day Games. 2-5 3 Louis Munks G 6-3 200 Jr. Arlington, Texas (North Lake College) Night Games. 5-7 4 BabaJide Aina G 6-2 180 Fr. Garland, Texas (Lakeview Centennial) Home Games………. 5-1 10 Cory Jones F 6-4 180 Fr. Katy, Texas (Cy Lakes) 13 Jimmie Duplessis G 6-4 210 So. New Orleans, La. (Karr) Road Games………. 0-10 14 Carl Blair G 6-2 205 Sr. Houston, Texas (Oklahoma) Neutral Games……. 1-1 15 Patrick Agho F 6-8 205 Jr. Houston, Texas (Baton Rouge CC) 20 Jules Montgomery F 6-11 220 Jr. West Hills, Calif.
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