2006-07 Tiger Men s November 13 Hart ford 7:00 16 Samford 7:00 19 @ Kansas # 8:00 21 @ Western Kentucky # 7:00 24 Tennessee Chattanooga ## 8:00 25 Tennessee State/Prairie V iew ## 2:30/5:00 December 1 Vermont 7:00 5 @ W illiam & Mary * 8:00 16 Temple 2:00 20 @ Georgetown (Verizon Center) 7:30 29 W inston-Salem 7:00 January 3 V irginia Commonwealth * 7:00 6 @ Georgia State * 2:00 8 @ Delaware * 7:00 11 George Mason * 7:00 13 @ Virginia Commonwealth * 7:30 15 @ Loyola * 7:00 18 @ Hofstra * 7:00 20 UNC Wilmington * 2:00 24 Delaware * 7:00 27 Hofstra * 4:00 29 @James Madison * 7:00 31 Northeastern * 7:00 February 3 @ Drexel * 4:00 7 @ Northeastern * 7:00 10 Georgia State * 2:00 14 James Madison * 7:00 17 @ Bracket Buster T B D 21 @ Old Dominion * 7:00 24 Drexel * Noon March 2-5 @ C A A Tournament (Richmond Colesium)

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PlayerPlayer ProfilesProfiles Dennard Abraham 22 DennardSenior Forward · 6-8, 245 lbs. Abraham Owings Mills, Md. · Notre Dame Academy · Sport Studies Major

Towsonís big force underneath ... one of the Tigersí In High School: Dennard attended Franklin and captains this season ... showed marked improvement Owings Mills H.S. in County before fin- Dennard’s as his junior year progressed. ishing his prep career at Notre Dame Academy in Career Highs 2005-2006 Season: Played a major role in what Middleburg, Va., the same school attended by went on underneath the basket for the Tigers ... a Towsonís recent 1,000-career point scorer, Jamaal Points: starter in 27 of 28 games ... 3rd leading scorer with Gilchrist (2002-04) ... he averaged 15.0 points, 10.0 27, vs. VCU, 2/15/2006 23, vs. Northeastern, a 12.0 average ... registered his career high of 27 rebounds and 3.0 blocks in helping the Dragons to 2/25/2006 points to show the way in the home win over Vir- a league championship ... he was a first team All- ginia Commonwealth ... previous career high was 21 Conference selection while at Notre Dame Academy. Rebounds: in win at Delaware ... second leading rebounder (6.3) Background/Personal: Surname is Dennard John 11, Many Times ... scored in figures 18 times ... had his first Abraham ... played on the same AAU Baltimore FGM: double-double (10 boards, 13 points) in the victory Select team as Carmello Anthony (Syracuse/Denver 10, Many Times over UMBC ... had his second double-double (11 Nuggets), Todd Galloway (Florida State), Jai Lewis FGA: points, 10 boards) in loss to ODU ... 3rd double- (George Mason) and Kenny Minor (Manhattan) ... 22, vs. Northeastern, double came at George Mason (17 points, 11 his brother, Dwayne, enjoyed a stellar two years at 2/25/2006 rebounds) ... 4th was in the regular season finale Howard (Tex.) College ... that 6-8, 240-pounder is against Northeastern (23 points, 11 boards) ... his now attending Florida Southern and majoring in 3 Pt.-FGM: play picked up as the season progressed ... in the final graphic design ... Dennard and Dwayne went head- 3, vs. VCU, 2/15/2006 6 games of the regular season he averaged 17.7 ppg, to-head in the Western Junior College Athletic 3 Pt.-FGA: 8.7 rpg, 37.2 minutes per game, shot .522 from the Conference four times ... Dennardís South Plains 8, vs. Northeastern, floor and sank 9 treys ... likes to shoot the long ball squad won the first three ... Dwayneís Howard team 2/25/2006 and made 21 of 71 attempts from beyond the arc. won the final encounter 65-58 ... Dennard works FTM: part-time as a sheet rocker and mowing grass during At South Plains College: Dennard transferred from 4, Many Times South Plains College in Levelland, Texas where he the summer months for his older brother, Manson FTA: was a first team and honorable mention All-Western ... the person he most admires is his mom ... hobbies include ìpopping tagsî or shopping ... shares a birth- 8, vs. Loyola, Junior College Athletic Conference selection ... in 11/19/2005 his freshman year he started 10 of 32 games, aver- day with Towson teammate Velmar Coleman ... aging 11.4 points and 5.5 rebounds ... in 2004-05 he favorite athlete is Michael Jordan ... favorite actor is Assists: started 20 of 28 games, leading the Texans in scoring Denzel Washington ... most memorable experience 4, vs. Morgan State, with a 17.4 average, and in rebounding with a 7.7 to date was sinking a three pointer at the buzzer to 11/28/2005 clip ... in two years Dennard scored 850 points (14.2 beat Woodlawn High School 57-54 ... his ambition Blocks: avg.) and collected 391 rebounds (6.5 avg.) in leading is to play professional basketball ... son of Patricia 2, Many Times Abraham ... born February 22, 1984 in Baltimore. the Texans to a 45-18 record ... ìGuys like this donít Steals: come along very often,î said South Plains coach 2, @ George Mason, Steve Green. ìHeís got excellent skills for a player his 2/11/2006 size. He can shoot the three as good as he can take the ball to the basket.î Turnovers: 3, vs. Many Times Minutes: 38, Many Times 2006-07 Tiger Men’s Basketball Players Men’s 2006-07 Tiger 20 Dennard’s Career Statistics At Towson 2006-07 Tiger Men’s Basketball Players Men’s 2006-07 Tiger Season GP/GS Min/Avg. FG-FGA Pct. 3PG-3PA Pct. FT- FTA Pct. Reb./Avg. PF-FO Asst. TO BLK ST Pts/Avg. 2005-06 28/27 878/31.4 136-303 .449 21-71 .296 42-84 .500 175/6.3 85-5 30 42 13 12 335/12.0 21 Trevan Jackson 2 TrevanSenior Guard · 6-0, 182 lbs. Jackson Fort Washington, Md. · Friendly H.S. · Graphic Design Major

Fourth year with the program ... plays the off guard Chopticon High School 66-57 for the state 3A title mostly but also sees duty at the point ... contributes with Trevan playing against current Towson team- off the bench. mate Jonathan Pease, who started at forward for the Trevan’s Braves Ö Trevan had 18 points in the win, Jonathan 2005-2006 Season: A starter in 3 consecutive Career Highs 12 points in the loss Ö the Patriots were ranked first games against William & Mary, Northeastern and Points: in Prince Georgeís County, second in the state and ... scored his season high at 22, vs. Virginia Tech, 18th nationally by Hoops USA Ö Trevan shot 60 American University, netting 10 points ... played a 12/20/2003 percent from the floor including a .400 clip from 3- season high 28 minutes at AU and also in the home point range Ö his career high was 30 points in a Rebounds: victory over William & Mary ... after the AU game victory over Forestville Ö Trevan was a two-year 7, vs. Virginia Tech, he came off the bench, scoring just 5 points the rest starter for Friendly and a three-year member of its 12/20/2003 of the way ... averaged 23.7 minutes as a starter and 7, vs. William & Mary, varsity that compiled a 62-12 record during that 6.15 minutes as a sub. 2/26/2005 period Ö a first team All-Metro and All-County 2004-2005 Season: The first guard off the bench selection and a second team All-State pick, he started FGM: ... started 8 games, averaging 16.1 minutes per game at guard for the Blue Team in the 30th Anniversary 6, vs. Virginia Tech, ... started the last 3 games of the season ... scored in Jordan Capital Classic Regional Game in the MCI 12/20/2003 double figures 4 times, hitting his season high of 12 Center last March FGA: points at UMBC ... he matched that in the regular Background/Personal: Began his playing career 13, vs. Virginia Tech, season finale at home against Drexel ... played a 12/20/2003 at age 8 in the Allentown Boys and Girls Club Ö career high 39 minutes at VMI, scoring 11 points, played for a under 17 AAU team, the 3 Pt.-FGM: grabbing 4 rebounds and registering a career high 7 Bullets Ö a member of his high schoolís National 4, vs. vs. Virginia Tech, assists ... netted 10 points in the home victory over Honor Society, he was vice-president of Friendlyís 12/20/2003 James Madison ... did not play in the Norfolk State Student Government Association and a member of game. 3 Pt.-FGA: its Sankofa Mentor program Ö also a member of 8, @ UMBC, 2003-2004 Season: A starter in 9 games during Friendlyís Future Business Leaders of America club 12/20/2004 the first half of the season when the Tigers were start- Ö he was listed in Whoís Who Among American FTM: ing an all freshman backcourt ... averaged over 22 Scholars Ö the person he admires most is his dad 8, at Drexel, 2/21/2004 minutes and 7.3 points per game in the first 12 Ö has an older brother and an older sister Ö his games, averaged half that (11 minutes, 3.5 points) the favorite athlete is Steve Francis Ö hobbies include FTA: rest of the way ... registered a number of his career drawing and painting Ö a Washington, D.C. cloth- 11, vs. Virginia Tech, highs in a home game against Virginia Tech ... had ing store accepted one of his designs for its logo Ö 12/20/2003 career high points (22), rebounds (7) and assists (3) he also helped paint a mural on a SGA wall depict- Assists: against the Hokies ... also played a career high 34 ing hands of many cultures unified in an effort to 7, @ VMI, 12/11/2004 minutes in that contest before fouling out late ... gar- help with world issues Ö his ambition is to pursue Blocks: nered the only weekly honor for Tiger Basketball in a career as a graphic artist and eventually have his 1, Many Times 2003-04 when he was named CAA Rookie of the own design business Ö his favorite meal is pizza Ö Week for helping Towson beat Loyola ... Trevan enjoys Play Station 2ís ìGrand Theft Auto Vice Cityî Steals: scored 13 of his 15 points in the second half ... that game Ö most memorable experiences have been 4, vs. George Mason win over the Greyhounds snapped a 12-game road winning the state championship and being selected 2/9/2005 losing streak for the Tigers ... his best showing late to play in the Capital Classic all-star game Ö his Turnovers: in the year came at Drexel when he tallied a team dad is an electricianís supervisor and his mom works 5, vs. Delaware, high 16 points, making 8 of 10 free throws. for the Smithsonian Institute Ö surname is Trevan 3/4/2005 5, @ Geo. Washington, At Friendly H.S.: Trevan averaged 17.6 points, 6.0 Aaron Jackson Ö son of Aaron and Sheila Jackson 12/18/2004 rebounds, 7.0 assists and 4.0 steals per game for the ... born May 17, 1985 in Fort Washington, Md. Friendly Patriots ... helped team win the Maryland Minutes: 2006-07 Tiger Men’s Basketball Players Men’s 2006-07 Tiger State Class AAA championship with a 25-1 record, 39, @ VMI, 12/11/2004 22 beating opponents by an average of 22 points per game Ö the Patriotsí lone loss was a forfeited victory over DuVal for a team infraction Ö Friendly beat Trevan’s Career Statistics 2006-07 Tiger Men’s Basketball Players Men’s 2006-07 Tiger Season GP/GS Min/Avg. FG-FGA Pct. 3PG-3PA Pct. FT- FTA Pct. Reb./Avg. PF-FO Asst. TO BLK ST Pts/Avg. 2003-04 28/9 424/15.1 48-144 .333 17-63 .270 25-47 .532 49/1.8 34-1 26 24 0 17 138/4.9 23 2004-05 28/8 452/16.1 44-146 .301 24-74 .324 20-35 .571 59/2.1 41-0 33 38 1 15 132/4.7 2005-06 22/3 188/8.5 11-41 .268 4-21 .190 3-6 .500 22/1.0 25-0 13 13 1 12 29/1.3 CAREER 78/20 1064/13.6103-331 .311 45-158 .285 48-88 .545 130/1.7 100-1 72 75 2 44 299/3.8 Gary Neal 14 GarySenior Guard · 6-4, 200 lbs.Neal Aberdeen, Md. · Calvert Hall H.S. · History Major

The leading returner scorer in NCAA Division I with Tigers beat Delaware 96-92 in Newark where Towson a 26.1 average last year ... should be a leading can- won for just the 4th time in 16 trips to the Bob Car- didate for All-CAA honors including Player of the penter Center ... broke the school record with 7 three- Gary’s Year ... picked as the third best in pointers in a 31-point effort at Drexel ... was named Career Highs the nation by Sporting Newsí CAA Player of the Week three times. Points: Preview 2006-07 ... Selected Pre-Season First Team 2003-04 Season: At La Salle: Led La Salle in 40, @ James Madison, All-CAA ... Ranked as the 46th best college player scoring for a second straight year with a 17.9 average 1/7/2006 in collegehoops.net CHN Top 100 ... co-captain this 37, @ Xavier, 2003 ... earned second team All-Atlantic 10 honors ... the season along with Dennard Abraham. 36, @ VCU, 2/2/2006 Explorers' top scorer in 15 games ... shot 33.9 per 36, @ Hofstra, 2005-2006 Season: Named Second Team All-CAA cent from three-point range ... his 32 points against 1/26/2006 despite missing 11 of Towsonís 28 games because of Villanova were a personal and team season high ... the NCAA transfer rule and a foot injury late in the led the team in shooting again with a .847 Rebounds: year ... he still managed to lead the Tigers in scoring ... mark, making 111 of 131 attempts ... scored 30 or 11, vs. Duquesne, 2003 in his 17 appearances he scored a team high 444 points more points five times ... had 30 points in Explorers' FGM: for a 26.1 average ... he averaged a team high 35.3 71-65 win over Chattanooga in the championship 13, @ James Madison, minutes per game ... he was impressive outside the game of the Chattanooga Dr. Pepper Classic, earning 1/7/2006 three-point arc where he connected on a team high 62 all-tournament honors. 13, @ Xavier, 2003 of 153 attempts ... he led Towson at the free throw 2002-03 Season: At La Salle: Earned Atlantic 10 FGA: line with an .803 clip (106-132) ... in the final 4:00 of Rookie of the Year and second team All A-10 honors 24, @ Xavier, 2003 games, he shot 51 of 54 (.944) from the charity stripe for leading the Explorers in scoring with an 18.6 3 Pt. FGM: ... a transfer from ... due to NCAA average ... registered his career high of 37 points 7, (twice at Towson) transfer rule he did not become eligible at Towson until against Xavier ... had 33-point games against Rutgers 4 Times December 21 when the Tigers met VMI ... scored 1,041 and Dayton ... starter in 22 of 29 games ... was the points in two seasons at LaSalle ... debuted at Towson 3 Pt. FGA: Explorers' leading scorer in 17 games ... shot a team with a game high 28 points, scoring 14 points in his first 14, @ Drexel, 1/23/2006 high .817 from the free throw line, hitting 116 of 5:24 off the bench ... tied a Towson single game record 14, vs. Xavier, 2003 142 attempts ... named as Atlantic 10 Rookie of the by hitting 6 three-pointers in his debut ... accomplished Week five times. FTM: that again in the win over Hofstra ... he later broke 12, @ Duquesne, 2003 that record twice with 7 treys made back-to-back at Background/Personal: A second team All-Metro FTA: Drexel and at Hofstra ... also added a career high 8 choice his junior year ... played two years at Aberdeen High School and one year at Calvert Hall High 13, vs. Hofstra, assists in his TU debut ... the Tigersí top scorer in every 1/12/2006 game he played for Towson with the exception of the School ... averaged 21 points, 10.0 assists and 11.0 13, @ Duquesne, 2003 last game when he came off a 20-day layoff ... was rebounds per game as a junior leading Aberdeen to sidelined the last four games of the regular season with a 21-4 record and a Maryland State Class A cham- Assists: a foot injury he sustained against Drexel ... he played pionship ... scored the game-winning basket in 8, vs. VMI, 12/21/2005 the entire 40 minutes 5 days later, hobbling through the Aberdeen's state championship game victory ... Blocks: game but still managed 21 points against James played on the same Aberdeen team as Jai Lewis who 2, vs. VMI, 12/21/2005 helped George Mason to a Final Four appearance Madison ... scored over 25 points in 11 of his 17 games Steals: in last yearís NCAA Menís Championship Basketball ... netted 40 points against JMU, the first 40-point 5, vs. Duquesne, 2004 game of his career ... he was the only player in the Tournament ... helped Calvert Hall post a 22-9 CAA to have a 40-point game in 2005-06 ... his 40- record as a senior by averaging 23.0 points, 5.0 Turnovers: point effort was the 5th highest single game total in rebounds and 3.0 assists ... ambition is to teach 8, vs. Syracuse, Towson history ... scored the go ahead basket with 14 history in a high school ... the people he most admires 12/27/2005 seconds left in 69-66 victory at Lehigh that ended a are his parents ... favorite athlete is Ray Allen ... Minutes: 14-game losing streak ... led the Tigers to an 86-75 favorite actor is Denzel Washington ... favorite musi- 40, vs. James Madison, 2006-07 Tiger Men’s Basketball Players Men’s 2006-07 Tiger win at the College of Charleston by scoring 30 points cian is Jay-Z ... favorite meal is a cheeseburger at 2/9/2006 24 including 20 in the second half to hand the Cougars just TGI Friday ... most memorable experience to date 40 @ Drexel, 1/23/2006 their 2nd loss in the last 20 home games ... scored a was winning the Class A state championship while game high 34 points, including 12 points in the last at Aberdeen High ... the youngest of three boys in the 2:09, in a 94-91 win over Hofstra ... tallied a team family ... son of Gordon and Janet Neal ... born high 27 points including 18 in the second half as the October 3, 1984 in Cleveland, Ohio. Gary’s Career Statistics AT LA SALLE Season GP/GS Min/Avg. FG-FGA Pct. 3PG-3PA Pct. FT- FTA Pct. Reb./Avg. PF-FO Asst. TO BLK ST Pts/Avg. 2002-03 29/22 930/32.1 169-423 .400 86-230 .374 116-142 .817 122/4.2 67-1 47 63 1 18 540/18.6 2003-04 28/24 919/32.8 163-396 .412 64-189 .339 111-131 .847 90/3.2 50-0 67 73 1 35 501/17.9

AT TOWSON Basketball Players Men’s 2006-07 Tiger Season GP/GS Min/Avg. FG-FGA Pct. 3PG-3PA Pct. FT- FTA Pct. Reb./Avg. PF-FO Asst. TO BLK ST Pts/Avg. 25 2005-06 17/14 600/35.3 138-310 .445 62-153 .405 106-132 .803 66/3.9 48-0 49 60 3 30 444/26.1 ALL YEARS CAREER 74/60 2449/33.1 470-1129 .416 212-572 .371 333-405 .822 278/3.8 165-1 163 196 5 83 1485/20.1 Holden Plack 50 HoldenSenior Forward · 6-8, 225 lbs. Plack Timonium, Md. · St. Paul’s School · Industrial Design Major

Playing time dipped in his junior year ... hopeful of he was a first team All-League selection, bringing his numbers up in his final season. a second team All-Metro pick and a second team All City/County choice in his senior year Ö selected Holden’s 2005-2006 Season: Played sparingly, appearing to the Baltimore All Star team for the Charm City in 8 games for a total of 27 minutes ... his only points Career Highs Challenge ... he was the recipient of St. Paulís Stephen in the season came in the win over Drexel ... good Points: H. Stoeling Memorial Basketball Award Ö finished work ethic ... excellent student who was named to 19, @ VMI, 12/11/2004 his career with 1,030 points Ö he is St. Paulís all- the Colonial Athletic Association Commissionerís time leading shot blocker and among its top five in Rebounds: List. both scoring and rebounding Ö scored a career high 11, vs. Old Dominion, 2004-2005 Season: Holden went from a bench 35 points in his senior year against St. Maryís of 1/12/2005 sub in his freshman year to a starter his sophomore Annapolis Ö in his junior year the Crusaders were FGM: season ... as a freshman he played a total of 251 19-5 and conference champions ... Holden was 8, @ VMI, 12/11/2004 minutes (11.4 per game), the least of anyone on the named twice to the All-Peddie School FGA: squad ... in 2004-05, in 27 games, he played 667 Tournament team. minutes (23.8 per game) with 21 starts ... scored in 12, @ VMI, 12/11/2004 Background/Personal: He is one of four children double figures 7 times ... registered at least two points 3 PT. FGM: in the family Ö his dad, who is a cardiologist, in 26 of his 28 games ... his career high of 19 2, @ James Madison, attended Johns Hopkins and played basketball for points in the road win at VMI, going 8 of 12 from 2/23/2005 the Blue Jays from 1976-78 Ö his mom attended the field while collecting 8 rebounds ... grabbed a Vermont College Ö his ambition is to be an actor and 3 PT. FGA: career and game high 11 rebounds at Old Domin- industrial designer Ö for his senior year project at 4, @ Geo. Washington, ion ... a good outside shooter for a big guy, he led the 12/18/2004 St. Paulís he worked in New York with Carlos Tigers with a .417 clip from beyond the arc. Alberto, a fashion designer, and designed his own FTM: 2003-2004 Season: Gave the Tigers valuable pants Ö recipient of St. Paulís Visual Arts Award his 5, vs. James Madison, minutes off the bench ... he was the only player on senior year Ö his works were selected in his junior 1/19/2005 the squad without a start but he made 22 appear- and senior years for the AIMS (Maryland High FTA: ances, averaging 11.4 minutes per game ... scored a School) Art Show Ö his hobbies include drawing 9, @ Geo. Washington, career high 9 points at George Washington ... and computer art Ö is his favorite 12/18/2004 grabbed a career high 6 rebounds against George athlete Ö his favorite book is in the Rye Ö Assists: Mason ... scored in 14 of his games. enjoys playing the card game hearts and the board 2, Many Times At St. Paul’s School: Holden is the first player in game monopoly Ö has worked as a lifeguard and a Steals: St. Paulís school history to receive a Division I bas- bus boy during the summer months Ö his most 2, vs. James Madison, ketball scholarship Ö a three-year starter for coach memorable moment was signing his Letter of Intent 1/19/2005 Jack MacMullanís Crusaders, he was the last man on to attend Towson Ö favorite movie is One Flew the jayvee squad as a freshman but improved where Over the Cuckooís Nest starring his favorite actor, Blocks: he earned a starting position on the varsity as a soph- Jack Nicholson Ö his favorite meal is a platter of 2, vs. Delaware, omore Ö credits the many late night hours he spent his mom and dadís crab cakes ìthe best in all of 3/4/2005 working under his dadís tutelage for his impressive Maryland.î Ö favorite restaurant is Mortonís Steak Turnovers: jump from jayvee scrub to varsity starter in one year House near Oriole Park at Camden Yards Ö 5, @ Delaware, Ö helped St. Paulís to a 22-5 record in his senior surname is Holden Thomas Plack Ö son of 2/12/2005 year and a runner up spot in the Maryland Inter- Raymond and Lynn Plack Ö born on September 22, 1984 in Baltimore, Md. Minutes: scholastic Athletic Association ìBî Conference 33, vs. George Mason, championship tournament, averaging 17.9 points 2/9/2005 and 10.5 rebounds ... over Holden's junior and senior years the Crusaders won 34 straight league games Ö 2006-07 Tiger Men’s Basketball Players Men’s 2006-07 Tiger 26 Holden’s Career Statistics 2006-07 Tiger Men’s Basketball Players Men’s 2006-07 Tiger Season GP/GS Min/Avg. FG-FGA Pct. 3PG-3PA Pct. FT- FTA Pct. Reb./Avg. PF-FO Asst. TO BLK ST Pts/Avg. 2003-04 22/0 251/11.4 20-56 .357 0-0 .000 20-32 .625 42/1.9 18-0 5 13 4 4 60/2.7 27 2004-05 28/21 667/23.8 63-148 .426 10-24 .417 40-64 .625 113/4.0 77-4 13 39 14 7 176/6.3 2005-06 8/0 27/3.4 1-4 .250 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 2/0.3 4-0 1 1 0 1 2/0.3 CAREER 58/21 945/16.3 84-208 .404 10-24 .417 60-96 .625 157/2.7 99-4 19 53 18 12 238/4.1 Marc Pratt 00 MarcSenior Forward · 6-3, 198 lbs.Pratt London, England · Modesto Christiian H.S. · Mass Communication Major

Started most of last season and is expected to con- At Modesto Christian H.S.: In his two years at tribute much again this season ... perhaps the quickest Modesto Christian the Crusaders were 68-6 and of the Tigers ... gets up and down the floor in a hurry. ranked as high as 12th in the national prep polls ... Marc’s 2005-2006 Season: Transferred from Salt Lake in his first year the Crusaders were runners up in the Career Highs state after winning the Nor Cal regional champi- Community College ... a starter at the small forward Points: onship ... Marc averaged 16.0 points and 8.0 in 21 games ... had his break out game at American 18, @ American Univ. , University where he scored a career high 18 points, rebounds in his final season ... ìMarc is extremely 12/10/2005 going 4 for 5 from beyond the arc ... played a career athletic and a quick jumper," said Modesto coach 10, @ Col. of Charleston, high 34 minutes in win at Charleston when he had Gary Porter. "He's an outstanding athlete who 1/2/2006 played on a very talented team." ... a high school 10 points, the only other double digit game for him Rebounds: teammate of Kentucky All-American Chuck Hayes ... grabbed a career high 6 rebounds in the 76-45 6, vs. William & Mary , win over William & Mary. ... Marc also played soccer for one year at Modesto, 12/3/2005 leading the Crusaders in scoring with 13 goals. At Salt Lake Community College: FGM: A two-year Background/Personal: starter for the SLCC Bruins, Marc played on a Surname is Marc Solomon 6, @ American Univ. , junior college team that sent five of its players to Pratt ... a native of London, England, Marc, who is 12/10/2005 one of almost 400 foreign players competing at Division I schools (Kentucky, Hawaii, Utah State FGA: NCAA Division I schools, began playing basketball and Montana) ... he averaged 10.2 points for the 10, @ American Univ. , when he was 10-years-old for various clubs, most 27-6 Bruins who got off to a school record 13-0 12/10/2005 start in Marcís sophomore year before suffering notably Crystal Palace and London Towers ... one of 3 Pt.-FGM: their first lost in an overtimer ... he hit his career his London Towers teammates was Pops Mensah- Bonsu of George Washington University ... it was 4, @ American Univ. , high of 26 points against Eastern Utah, going 11 of 12/10/2005 14 from the field and four of six from beyond the his LT coach, Joe White, who steered him to Modesto arc ... Marc led the Scenic West Athletic Confer- Christian ... two years ago Marc played for Great 3 Pt.-FGA: ence (SWAC) in three-point shooting with a .427 Britain in the World University Games held in Turkey 5, @ American Univ. , clip ... during his two years with SLCC, the Bruins ... GB went 4-3 finishing 21st in the menís basketball 12/10/2005 posted a combined 49-16 record ... "Marc still has competition ... Marc appeared in 5 games, FTM: some untapped potential," said Bruin coach Norm averaging 5.4 points ... grabbed a game high 9 3, vs. Northeastern, Parrish. "When he takes good shots he usually rebounds in a loss to Iran ... his .462 per- 2/25/2006 centage was tops for GB ... one of his teammates makes them and he usually takes good shots. He's FTA: going to continue to get better. And, he's as good was Nick George who had an outstanding career at Virginia Commonwealth ... Marc and Nick have 4, vs. Northeastern, a person as he is a player." 2/25/2006 been friends/opponents for years while competing for different clubs in England ... Marc is the second Assists: Englishman to play basketball at TU ... Jason Crump 3, Many Times of Manchester was a two-year center for coach Terry Blocks: Truax who helped the Tigers to a 21-9 record that 2, @ American Univ. , included a 66-65 upset of St. Johnís in the Pre-Season 12/10/2005 NIT to begin the 1993-94 campaign ... he most Steals: admires his mum and close friend, James ... Michael 3, vs. Drexel, 2/4/2006 Jordan and Ray Allen are his favorite athletes ... favorite food is Chinese food ... has two brothers Turnovers: and a sister ... son of Sybil Pratt ... born December 5, vs. Morgan State, 1, 1982 in London. 11/28/2005 Minutes: 34, @ Col. of Charleston, 2006-07 Tiger Men’s Basketball Players Men’s 2006-07 Tiger 1/2/2006 28 Marc’s Career Statistics At Towson 2006-07 Tiger Men’s Basketball Players Men’s 2006-07 Tiger Season GP/GS Min/Avg. FG-FGA Pct. 3PG-3PA Pct. FT- FTA Pct. Reb./Avg. PF-FO Asst. TO BLK ST Pts/Avg. 2005-06 28/21 542/19.4 44-118 .373 17-51 .333 13-17 .765 73/2.6 41-0 23 46 4 15 118/4.2 29 Winstonn Tubbs 25 WinstonSenior Forward · 6-6, 215 Tubbs Marietta, Ga. · Marietta H.S. · Business Administration Major

The Tigers will be counting on his leadership and At Marietta H.S.: Winstonn averaged a double- play underneath ... the coaching staff is hoping this double during his senior year at Marietta Ö in 2002- will be his break out year. 03 Marietta was 17-9 ... National Honor Society Winstonn’s 2005-06 Season: First big guy off the bench ... member named to Whoís Who In American High Career Highs Schools ... averaged 16.0 points and 11.9 rebounds appeared in every game with 2 starts ... scored his Points: (leading the county in that category), recording career season high of 8 points in wins over Morgan, 15, vs. Morgan State, Delaware and Georgia State ... had 8 points in loss game highs of 27 points and 21 rebounds Ö during 11/16/2004 at UNCW also ... grabbed a team high 9 rebounds his two seasons on the squad the Blue Devils com- 11, vs. Norfolk State, and had 2 blocks in the win at Charleston ... col- piled a 47-10 record in the very competitive Region 12/19/2003 6 AAAAA ... in his junior year the Blue Devils were lected 9 rebounds against Drexel and Old Dominion Rebounds: 30-1, not losing until their last game of the season too ... second on the team with 13 blocks and third 10, @ Ohio State, in rebounding. which occurred in the state tournament quarterfi- 11/15/2004 nals ... Marietta was ranked number one in Georgia 2004-05 Season: Made tremendous strides from for most of the year and climbed as high as 5th FGM: his freshman year, working his way into the start- nationally ... while at Marietta Winstonnís team- 5, @ Norfolk State, ing line up ... a starter in 21 games ... played in spurts mates included Patrick Ewing, Jr. (Indiana), Chris 12/6/2003 and showed flashes of being an outstanding player Ellis (Wake Forest) and Keyon Boyd (Tennessee Tech) FGA: ... logged the 4th most minutes on the squad, aver- Ö Winstonn, who started every game for the Blue 12, @ Old Dominion, aging 23.6 minutes per game ... he averaged 11.9 Devils, averaged 10.0 points and 8.0 rebounds that 2/2/2005 minutes per game as a freshman ... 2nd leading shot season Ö attended Gainesville High School in 3 PT. FGM: blocker with 20 blocked shots ... he had 3 blocks as Florida his freshman and sophomore years Ö ran 2, @ William & Mary, a freshman ... a good free throw shooter too ... scored cross country at Gainesville and was named Most 2/18/2004 46 points and grabbed 32 rebounds in his first 4 Improved 3 PT. FGA: games ... then cooled off until later in the season ... Background/Personal: was more consistent down the stretch ... scored in Helped the Georgia Stars 5, vs. Norfolk State, double digits in 7 games ... led Towson in scoring to a third place finish in the 17-under AAU Final 11/19/2004 once, netting a career high 15 points at Morgan State Four in Orlando, Fla. Ö most admires his older FTM: where he played the entire 40 minutes ... registered brother, Erik, who played basketball in his first year 6, @ Delaware, his career high in rebounds with 10 against Ohio at Florida A&M Ö ambition is to join his brothers 2/12/2005 State in the season opener ... did not play in the game in business Ö favorite movie is He Got Game Ö 6, vs. UNC Wilmington, at VMI, marking the only time in his first two years lists as his favorite sportscaster Ö 1/31/2005 he did not appear in a game. summer jobs have including working a register in FTA: his fatherís golf shop and as a waiter Ö this past 8, @ Delaware, 2003-04 Season: Started the first 8 games of the summer he interened in Towsonís Athletic Market- 2/12/2005 season, averaging 20 minutes and 5.4 points per ing and Promotions Department ... has been involved 8, vs. UNC Wilmington, game as a starter ... appeared in all 29 games ... in community service projects by reading to kids and 1/31/2005 scored a career and team high 11 points for the Tigers being involved with Habitat for Humanity Ö Assists: at Norfolk State ... played his most minutes (29) in favorite athletes are Paul Pierce and Ö the game at Norfolk too ... had 9-point games against 4, vs. NorfolkState, his dad, a college professor who teaches graduate 11/19/2004 UMBC and against William & Mary ... collected a school at Kennesaw State University, attended the career high 7 rebounds against UMBC in the Battle University of Akron Ö his mother, employed by IBM Steals: of Baltimore championship game ... jumped center in marketing, attended Kent State Ö surname is Win- 2, vs. William & Mary, four times to start the game, going 2-2 on those taps. stonn Marcellus Tubbs Ö son of Dr. J. Eric and Patri- 3/5/2004 cia Tubbs Ö born August 15, 1985 in Katy, Texas. Blocks: 3, Many Times Turnovers: 2006-07 Tiger Men’s Basketball Players Men’s 2006-07 Tiger 4, Many Times 30 Minutes: 44, vs. Morgan State, 11/16/2004 Winstonn’s Career Statistics 2006-07 Tiger Men’s Basketball Players Men’s 2006-07 Tiger Season GP/GS Min/Avg. FG-FGA Pct. 3PG-3PA Pct. FT- FTA Pct. Reb./Avg. PF-FO Asst. TO BLK ST Pts/Avg. 2003-04 29/8 345/11.9 26-99 .263 4-19 .211 19-31 .613 68/2.3 42-0 11 31 3 5 75/2.6 31 2004-05 28/21 662/23.6 58-148 .392 12-40 .300 46-66 .697 110/3.9 77-2 23 45 20 15 174/6.2 2005-06 28/2 422/15.1 46-87 .529 1-3 .333 21-37 .568 107/3.8 52-1 12 31 13 10 114/4.1 CAREER 85/31 1429/16.8 130-334 .389 17-62 .274 86-134 .642 285/3.4 171-3 46 107 36 30 363/4.3 Jonathan Pease 33 JonathanJunior Forward · 6-6, 190 Pease Mechanicsville, Md. · Chopticon H.S. · Special Education Major

Jonathan is returning to the lineup after sitting out the Maryland Athletic Conference (SMAC) over the entire 2005-06 season following knee surgery ... his span ... they were 22-3 overall his senior year, bowing outside scoring abilities give the Tigers a real boost. 66-57 to a Friendly team led by current Towson Jonathan’s teammate Trevan Jackson in the Maryland State 3A 2004-2005 Season: The Tigers top outside threat Career Highs championship game Ö Jonathan scored 12 points Ö ... missed 8 games after undergoing surgery to remove Points: the Braves became the first SMAC team to reach a a damaged meniscus in his right knee ... he re-injured 25, @ VMI, 12/11/2004 state title game since 1990 Ö Chopticon was 24-1 it in the closing minutes of the Tigersí 86-69 victory in 2001-02 with its only loss coming in the Maryland Rebounds: over JMU ... in the summer Jonathan underwent State 3A Semifinals to Douglass High School of Bal- 14, vs. Delaware, surgery to repair the same torn meniscus ... he timore ... a two-time All-Extra and All-SMAC pick, 1/5/2005 returned to the lineup on Feb. 16, playing 28 minutes Jonathan led the league with a 58% shooting per- at Hofstra ... a starter in 7 games before his injury FGM: centage from the floor ... he averaged 15.1 points, 8.1 ... in his first first start of the season Jonathan scored 9, @ VMI, 12/11/2004 rebounds and 3.1 assists for the Braves ... he scored a career high 25 points in a road victory at VMI ... FGA: a season high 29 points in the season opener against that was a single game high for a Towson player 23, vs. Delaware, Southern Maryland Christian Ö his career high was in 2004-05 ... as a starter he averaged 12.6 ppg ... 3/4/22005 38 points against Leonardtown H.S. in a 2002 post- scored in double figures in 10 games ... had 3 season regional game. 3 PT. FGM: double-doubles ... his .342 from beyond the arc led 5, @ VMI, 12/11/2004 the Tigers ... a good free throw shooter, he made 22 Background/Personal: Once poured in 38 points of 31 attempts. for Team Baltimore in an AAU Under 17 game Ö 3 PT. FGA: competed in the Maryland/Pennsylvania All-Star 14, vs. Delaware, 2003-2004 Season: Came into his own the latter 3/4/2005 Game Ö a high school teammate, guard T.J. Carter, part of the season ... suffered a severe ankle sprain is a senior guard at UNC-Wilmington Ö named the FTM: in late December and sat out the Virginia Tech and United States Navy Scholar-Athlete of the Year for 5, vs. Coppin, 11/21/2003 UMES games ... was averaging 22 minutes and 6.9 Chopticon, symbolic of the schoolís senior scholar- 5, @ UNC Wilmington, points per game before the injury ... took him some athlete for the 2002-03 year Ö he was a member of 1/15/2005 time to get back into the flow ... started the last 6 Chopticonís Student Government Association, games of the season, averaging 25.3 minutes and 8.0 FTA: SADD and Best Buddies, volunteering his time at points ... hit 12 of his 20 three-pointers in the last 8 7, vs. Coppin, 11/21/2003 Special Olympics events Ö is currently taking part games, shooting .462 from beyond the arc during Assists: in Towson Universityís Best Buddies program Ö he that time ... played a season high 34 minutes in the 5, vs. VCU, 1/7/2005 was honored by the state Board of Education with season finale against VCU in the CAA Tournament a Student Star Service Award for his work with Steals: quarterfinals, scoring 9 points and grabbing a team special education students Ö considering a career 4, @ VMI, 12/11/2004 and career high 8 rebounds ... took more charges as a special education teacher Ö his favorite athlete than any other player on the team and he had the Blocks: is Cal Ripken Ö has worked as a stockman at Wal- bruises to prove it ... netted a career high 13 points 4, vs. Drexel, Mart and in a Subway during the summer Ö also and grabbed 6 boards at George Washington ... the 2/28/2005 worked in an apple orchard after school picking month of January was a slow one for him as he Turnovers: apples Ö favorite actor is Adam Sandler Ö says his played a total of 87 minutes ... he played 192 minutes 6, vs. Hofstra, favorite sportscaster is not Dick Vitale Ö favors his (24.0 average) in February when he scored 65 of his 2/16/2005 momís cooking over any restaurant Ö lists his seasonís 149 points ... scored in double figures 3 of mother as the person he most admires Ö he is the Minutes: the last 5 regular season games ... started on a wing second oldest of four boys in the family Ö getting a 37, vs. Old Dominion, the last 6 games ... 9 of his 14 made field goals the second chance at a state high school title is his most 1/12/2005 last 6 games were treys ... a good free throw shooter memorable experience Ö surname is Jonathan David too, he led the team with a .745 percentage ... as a Pease Ö son of Jerry and Kimberly Pease Ö born starter he made 11 of 12 from the charity stripe ... on June 9, 1985 in Mechanicsville, Md.

2006-07 Tiger Men’s Basketball Players Men’s 2006-07 Tiger he was 5-5 in the CAA Tournament. 32 At Chopticon H.S.: A three-year starter at a wing spot for coach Rich OíDonnell ... he was instrumen- tal in Chopticonís 63-11 record his last three years that included two trips to the Maryland State AAA Final Four ... the Braves were 42-6 in the Southern Jonathan’s Career Statistics 2006-07 Tiger Men’s Basketball Players Men’s 2006-07 Tiger Season GP/GS Min/Avg. FG-FGA Pct. 3PG-3PA Pct. FT- FTA Pct. Reb./Avg. PF-FO Asst. TO BLK ST Pts/Avg. 2003-04 26/6 487/18.7 47-113 .416 20-53 .377 35-47 .745 75/2.9 37-1 24 31 0 16 149/5.7 33 2004-05 21/10 519/24.7 68-169 .402 38-111 .342 22-31 .710 93/4.4 50-3 26 31 12 14 196/9.3 CAREER 47/16 1006/21.4 115-282 .408 58-164 .354 57-78 .731 168/3.6 87-4 50 62 12 30 345/7.3 Sean Raboin 34 SeanJunior Forward · 6-7, 210 lbs.Raboin Columbia, Mo. · Mexico H.S. · Business Administration Major

Continues to work hard and improve ... should be Background/Personal: Sean was a McDonaldís in a position to contribute more this season. All-American nominee as well as an invitee to the Sean’s 2005-2006 Season: Played 215 minutes in 15 Nike Hoop Jamboree and the Addidas Camp ... appearances, more than doubling his playing time played three years of AAU ball with the St. Louis Career Highs Eagles and a year with the Fort Sooy No Limit team in his freshman year ... he averaged 14.3 minutes Points: where he averaged double points and rebounds ... per game after only 5.9 minutes per game the year 9, @ Northeastern, before ... scored 28 points as a freshman, netted 52 was a teammate of Shaun Livingston who was taken 12/7/2005 in his sophomore season ... scored his career high of by the as the No. 4 pick in the 9, vs. William & Mary, 9 points twice, against William & Mary and at 2004 NBA draft ... an honor student, Sean then 12/3/2005 attended New Hampton Prep in New Hampton, Northeastern when he played a season high 26 Rebounds: N.H. where he averaged 15.8 points and 9.4 minutes ... good free throw shooter, having made 10 5, @ George Mason, of 12 ... has made 20 of 25 on his career rebounds for the Huskies ... left NHP with a 3.4 2/11/2006 grade point average ... played power forward, wing 2004-2005 Season: 5, @ Northeastern, Played sparingly, appearing and for the Huskies ... lists both of his 12/7/2005 in 22 games, all in relief with no starts ... averaged parents as the people he admires the most ... says FGM: six minutes an appearance ... scored a career high 6 Kobe Bryant is his favorite athlete ... favorite book 3, Many Times points against the College of Charleston in a home is the Count of Monte Cristo ... Russell Crow and game in the Towson Center ... tallied 5 points at Vir- Al Pacino are his favorite actors ... his most FGA: ginia Commonwealth ... a good free throw shooter, memorable experience yet was winning the 8, vs. William & Mary, he made 10 of 13 attempts last season. district championship in his senior year at Mexico 12/3/2005 At Mexico H.S.: Spent the 2003-04 season at New when the Bulldogs were seeded 4th ... latest summer 3 Pt.-FG: Hampton Prep after graduating from Mexico High job was assembling furniture ... his dad works in 1, Many Times cattle management ... his mom, a graduate of the School near Columbia, Missouri ... scored 1,390 3 Pt.-FGA: University of Missouri, is a nurse specialist ... Sean points in high school for the Bulldogs ... a three-year 5, vs. William & Mary, starter on the varsity ... the Bulldogs were 40-15 his represents Towson on the CAA Student Athleteís 12/3/2005 final two seasons with a District Championship his Advisory Committee ... son of Garry and Veneta FTM: senior year ... averaged 22.2 points and 11.1 Raboin Ö born on July 3, 1984 in Mexico, Mo. 3, @ Ohio State, rebounds his final year ... also led the team in assists, 11/15/2004 steals and blocks ... scored 30 or more points five times ... grabbed 14 or more rebounds five times ... FTA: named first team All-State Class 4A, 3, @ Ohio State, All-District and All-Conference ... 11/15/2004 3, @ Norfolk State, 11/30/2005 Assists: 4, vs. VMI, 12/21/2005 Blocks: 1, Many Times Steals: 2, vs. Charleston, 11/29/2004 Turnovers 4, @ Norfolk State, 11/30/2005

2006-07 Tiger Men’s Basketball Players Men’s 2006-07 Tiger Minutes: 34 26, @ Northeastern, 12/7/2005 Sean’s Career Statistics 2006-07 Tiger Men’s Basketball Players Men’s 2006-07 Tiger Season GP/GS Min/Avg. FG-FGA Pct. 3PG-3PA Pct. FT- FTA Pct. Reb./Avg. PF-FO Asst. TO BLK ST Pts/Avg. 2004-05 15/0 215/14.3 19-44 .432 4-18 .222 10-12 .833 35/2.3 22-2 10 14 1 6 52/3.5 35 2005-06 22/0 129/5.9 8-26 .308 2-12 .167 10-13 .769 16/0.7 20-0 5 6 2 4 28/1.3 CAREER 37/0 344/9.3 27-70 .386 6-30 .200 20-25 .800 51/1.4 42-2 15 20 3 10 80/2.2 Rocky Coleman 4 RockyJunior Guard · 6-3, 185 lbs. Coleman Baltimore, Md. · Walbrook H.S. · Undeclared Major

Towsonís best player in transition ... likes to and honors in the Charm City Challenge with 11 points, break with the ball ... quick and athletic. seven rebounds and eight assists ... ìVelmarís ter- rific basketball IQ is whatís going to make him able Rocky’s 2005-2006 Season: Had an immediate impact to compete right away,î said Walbrook coach Kelvin on the squad in his freshman year as a swing Career Highs Bridgers. ìHis decision making on the court as a guard ... has an excellent feel for the game ... Points: player, understanding not only the situation, but his Towsonís best player in transition ... made 18 starts 20, @ Georgia State, role and his capabilities, are extraordinary.î ... tallied 16 points in his college debut against Loyola 2/23/2006 in the season opener ... scored a career and team Background/Personal: Surname is Velmar 16 vs. Loyola, high 20 points and dished out 8 assists in leading Rosheem Coleman ... his friends and teammates call 11/19/2005 Towson to a 70-69 win at Georgia State ... grabbed him ìRockyî ... in addition to his high school bas- Rebounds: a career high 9 rebounds against Hofstra ... 22 of ketball, Rocky played six years for the Cecil Kirk 9, @ Georgia State, his 77 turnovers came in 3 games, 16 of those boots AAU team and was a teammate to Rudy Gay (Con- 2/23/2006 in his first two games of the season ... second on the necticut), Paris Carter (Harford) and Chester Frazier FGM: team with 103 assists ... he dished out 9 assists in (Illinois) ... his most memorable experience to date 7, @ Georgia State, only 16 minutes on the floor against William & was winning the Main Event Championship in Las 2/23/2006 Mary ... scored 13 points in the win at Lehigh ... had Vegas, Nev. ... favorite athlete is Tracy McGrady ... 12 points in 13 minutes off the bench against ODU the person he most admires is his Uncle Mack ... has FGA: ... played a season-high 39 minutes in wins over worked at the Bentalou Basketball Camp during the 11, Many Times Georgia State and VCU. summer months ... a member of Black Men of 3 Pt.-FG: America while at Walbrook ... favorite academic 4, @ Georgia State, At Walbrook H.S.: Led the Warriors to a 26-2 record subject is English ... earned a spot on the honor roll 2/23/2006 and the Baltimore areaís number one high school while at Walbrook ... attended the same high school ranking in 2004-05 ... helped Walbrook close out 3 Pt.-FGA: as Devin Boyd, Towson Universityís all-time leading its best season ever with 17 straight wins as the War- 6, @ Georgia State, scorer with 2,000 career points ... his former riors captured city, regional and state championships 2/23/2006 Walbrook teammate, Rodney Spruill, has joined him - all firsts for the program ... Rocky averaged 16.7 FTM: on Towsonís squad ... shares a birthday with Tiger points, 9.2 rebounds, 6.4 assists and 2.3 steals per 5, vs. Old Dominion, teammate Dennard Abraham ... Rocky is the game for the top-ranked Warriors ... a first team All- 1/5/2006 youngest of three children in the family ... son of Metro selection, Rocky enjoyed a terrific post-season Albert Draughn and Renell Coleman ... born FTA: ... he averaged 15.1 points and 8.0 rebounds while February 22, 1986 in Baltimore. 7, vs. Old Dominion, shooting 10 of 20 from the field as Walbrook beat 1/5/2006 Old Mill 51-41 in the MPSSAA semifinals and then 7, vs. UMBC, 11/22/2005 Blake 45-38 for the state championship ... he then Assists: paced the Baltimore All-Stars to a 110-107 victory 9, vs. William & Mary, over the U.S. All-Stars, earning Most Valuable Player 12/3/2005 Blocks: 1, Many Times Steals: 3, Many Times Turnovers 9, vs. Loyola, 11/19/2005 Minutes: 39, @ Georgia State, 2006-07 Tiger Men’s Basketball Players Men’s 2006-07 Tiger 2/23/2006 36 39, vs. VCU, 2/15/06 Rocky’s Career Statistics 2006-07 Tiger Men’s Basketball Players Men’s 2006-07 Tiger Season GP/GS Min/Avg. FG-FGA Pct. 3PG-3PA Pct. FT- FTA Pct. Reb./Avg. PF-FO Asst. TO BLK ST Pts/Avg. 2005-06 27/18 755/28.0 56-146 .384 15-48 .313 38-67 .567 93/3.4 62-2 103 77 4 26 165/6.1 37 Tim Crossin 3 TimSophomore Guard · Crossin 6-2, 170 lbs. Trucksville, Pa. · Bishop O’Reilly H.S. · Undeclared Major

Very steady, consistent player who can play both At Bishop O’Reilly: Started all 126 varsity games point guard and shooting guard ... an excellent for the Queensmen over his four-year career ... The shooter with good accuracy beyond the arc. Queensmen won 100 games with him in the lineup Tim’s 2005-2006 Season: Named to the CAAís All- ... That record includes includes two PIAA Class A Career Highs championships and three District 2 titles ... a pro- Rookie Team and a strong contender for Rookie of Points: lific scorer, the 2005 Associated Press Class A Player the Year honors ... an excellent shooter who handled 19, vs. William & Mary, the ball well as Towsonís point guard ... averaged of the Year closed out his high school career with 12/3/2005 34.2 minutes per game ... played a team high 955 1,857 points ... in 2004-05 Tim scored over 600 18, @ George Mason, minutes ... played the entire 40 minutes twice points for the 30-4 Queensmen ... in the district title 2/11/2006 game and the first two contests of the state tourna- (Morgan State and Northeastern at home) ... a starter Rebounds: ment he pumped in 35, 33 and 24 points ... in the in every game during his 4 year H.S. career (126) 6, Many Times and college career to date (28) ... Tim was the only semifinals he registered 27 points in three quarters, FGM: player to have started all 28 games for the Tigers ... including seven three-pointers, as Bishop O'Reilly 7, vs. William & Mary, finished his freshman year as Towson's 4th leading downed Lebanon Catholic 90-50 ... in the 65-61 victory over Kennedy Catholic for the state title, he 12/3/2005 scorer with an 8.9 average ... led Towson in assists FGA: (139) and steals (52) ... finished 3rd in the CAA in hit for a game high 27 points ... he averaged 29.2 points per game in those five post-season contests 15, @ George Mason, assists ... 53 of his 75 made field goals were 3-point- 2/11/2006 ers ... scored in double figures 12 times ... registered ... In addition to his Player of the Year honor, Tim his career high of 19 points in the win over William was named first team All-State Class A for a second 3 Pt.-FG: & Mary, making 7 of 8 field goals including a 5-6 consecutive year ... his coach, Mark Belenski, was 5, vs. William & Mary, showing from behind the arc ... named CAA Rookie selected PIAA Single A Coach of the Year ... "Tim's 12/3/2005 a super kid; very low ego," Belenski said of his first of Week three times ... led TU to a 2-1 record as 3 Pt.-FGA: player to sign with a Division I school. "He can run Towson beat Morgan and William & Mary ... in @ Norfolk State, those 3 games, he averaged 14.3 points, shot 12-for- the team with the ball in his hands. He's a very good 11/30/2005 shooter and that's going to be his asset. He'll be on 25 from the floor and 10 of 20 from three-point FTM: range ... later cited again by the CAA for posting a the floor with four other great athletes. If opponents forget about him, he'll make them pay for it." 9, vs. Morgan State, 19-0 -to-turnover ratio in wins over Hofstra 11/28/2005 and at Delaware ... helped Towson to a 59-57 first- Background/Personal: Surname is Timothy James FTA: ever win over VCU with 13 points and a game high Crossin ... the oldest of three children in the family 9, vs. Morgan State, 8 assists ... had his 1st career double-double in ... two younger sisters both attend Bishop OíReilly 11/28/2005 Hofstra win with 10 points and 10 assists ... recorded and play basketball ... Tim also played golf for the 9 assists twice - both times on the road - at Delaware Queensman, fluctuating between number one and Assists: and at Drexel ... assist-to-turnovers on the year: 139- two ... carries an eight-handicap ... he was a member 11, vs. Drexel, 2/4/2006 73 ... at one point he played 75 minutes without a of the Spanish Club ... he was the Homecoming King Blocks: turnover in back-to-back wins over Hofstra and and Queensman of the Year (senior athlete of the 1, Many Times Delaware ... handed out a career high 11 assists in year) ... hobbies include fishing and chess ... works Steals: the win against Drexel ... good free throw shooter as a delivery man for his fatherís dealership ... favorite 6, vs. William & Mary, (43-53 for .811) ... made all 9 FT attempts in the athlete is Allen Iverson ... favorite movie is He Got 12/3/2005 Morgan win ... made 16 of his last 17 FTís ... led the Game, favorite actor is Will Smith ... favorite restau- Tigers in scoring twice, at Norfolk (12 pts.) and at rant is Pizza Bella ... the person he admires most is Turnovers George Mason (18 pts.) ... hit the game winning his dad ... his dad, Thomas Crossin, is a graduate of 6, @ Hofstra, 1/26/2006 basket in Towsonís 70-69 road win at Georgia State. Villanova and played golf for the Wildcats ... Timís 6, @ Lehigh, 12/30/2005 great uncle, Frank Crossin, played for the NBA Minutes: Warriors from 1947-50, averaging 4.7 40, vs. Northeastern, points per game over a 147-game career ...... son of 2/25/2006 2006-07 Tiger Men’s Basketball Players Men’s 2006-07 Tiger Thomas and Eileen Crossin ... born on May 29, 1987 40, vs. Morgan State, 38 in Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 11/28/2005 Tim’s Career Statistics 2006-07 Tiger Men’s Basketball Players Men’s 2006-07 Tiger Season GP/GS Min/Avg. FG-FGA Pct. 3PG-3PA Pct. FT- FTA Pct. Reb./Avg. PF-FO Asst. TO BLK ST Pts/Avg. 2005-06 28/28 955/34.1 75-208 .361 53-152 .349 45-55 .818 81/2.9 63-1 139 73 2 52 248/8.9 39 Tommy C.C. Breaux 12 Williams 1 Junior Forward · 6-9, 200 lbs. Junior Guard· 6-1, 170 lbs. Randallstown, Md. Clinton, N.C. Randallstown H.S. Clinton H.S. Electronic Media and Film Major Physical Education Major

Expected to play a major role in the middle for the Tigers with his Transfer from Brunswick (N.C.) Community College ... expected to rebounding, shot blocking and defense ... will join the basketball team challenge for a starting role at guard, especially at the point. after he completes his duty as wide receiver on the Towson At Brunswick Community College: Second time was a charm for football squad. C.C. ... after a tryout session he was discouraged by the Brunswick At Blinn Junior College: Tommy is a transfer from Blinn Junior coaching staff from coming out for the Dolphinsí team ... C.C. spent College in Brenham, Texas where he was a two-sport athlete ... he the next two years working as a short order cook while he honed his was a wide receiver on the football team and a center on the Bucca- game ... during a ìBattle of Weekend Warriorsî Tournament in his neersí basketball squad ... he red shirted the 2004 football season but hometown the Dolphinsí staff re-evaluated his ability and encour- was a starter on Blinnís run-oriented 2005 team ... he caught two aged him to attend Brunswick ... C.C. went on to lead the Dolphins passes for 15 yards including a nine-yard touchdown reception ... to a two year 49-19 record that included the 2005 NJCAA Region 10 played two seasons of basketball, averaging 9.6 points and an impres- Division I championship ... during that time he became Brunswickís sive 11.3 rebounds per game over his junior college career ... his soph- all-time scoring leader with 1,106 points, averaging a career leading omore year was his best when he averaged 10.6 points and 13.4 17.2 points per game ... he netted a school record 654 points his soph- rebounds to lead Region XIV ... his .734 field goal percentage would omore season, shooting 52.2% from the floor ... he was the 13th have been a regional best but he fell short of the minimum 140 attempts leading scoring at the NJCAA's Division I level ... he shot 71.0% from to be ranked ... over his two-year career at Blinn he shot .603 from the free throw line, making a school record 142 shots from the charity the field. stripe in 2005-06 ... C.C. closed out his career as the Dolphins' all- time assist leader with 295 for a 4.6 average, and as Brunswick's At Randallstown High School: Lettered in football, basketball and career leader in steals with 184 for a 2.87 average ... he was 6th among track at Randallstown ... averaged 12 points, eight rebounds and the NJCAA national leaders in assists in 2005-06 when he scored his three blocks on the basketball court for the Rams ... played in the single game career high of 38 points against Cape Fear Community 2003 Charm City All-Star game ... caught 32 passes for 632 yards College ... he was named first team All-Conference and was runner and nine touchdowns during his high school football career ... col- up Player of the Year ... he was also named as a NJCAA Third Team lected two gold medals at the Maryland Class 3A state championships All-American ... "This kid's going to shock a lot of people," said by winning the 200-meter dash in 21.94 seconds and jump Brunswick head coach, Walter Shaw of the Dolphins' all-time leading with a leap of 46 feet, 1 inch ... he swept the triple jump, registering scorer. "He's not coming into the program at Towson with a lot of a mark of 46-6 at the Baltimore County championships and a leap of fanfare, but he can play. The Towson coaching staff recognized how 43-7 at the Class 3A North region meet ... he was third in the 400 at good he is. He's played under the radar so credit Coach Kennedy and the state championships but took home gold medals from the region his staff for finding him." meet in both the 200 and the 400. At Clinton H.S.: C.C. was a two-sport athlete for the Dark Horses ... Background/Personal: Surname is Thomas P. Breaux ... the oldest in addition to his play on the basketball squad he went both ways at of three children in the family ... his brother, Terrance, is a starting wide cornerback and wide receiver on the football team ... in his last two receiver at the University of Buffalo ... his sister, Tyra, is an up and years on the prep court he averaged 14.0 points, earning team MVP coming basketball player at New Town H.S. ... he enjoys playing and All-Conference honors. video games ... has held summer jobs working at football camps ... favorite athletes are Michael Jordan and Randy Moss ... favorite actor Background/Personal: Surname is Curtis Carroll Williams, but is Omar Epps ... favorite meal is fried shrimp ... winning the state prefers ìC.C.î ... the person he admires most is Michael Jordan ... track and field championship while at Randallstown still tops his his favorite athlete is Pittsburgh Steeler running back Willie Parker most memorable experience list ... both parents are graduates of Gram- who has been a close friend to C.C. throughout the years ... C.C. bling ... his mother played softball for those Tigers ... Tommyís great credits Parkerís counsel and influence as a role model for his return- grandmother is a first cousin to baseball Hall of Famer Ernie Banks ing to school and continuing with his basketball ... C.C.ís favorite ... son of Thomas and Gwen Breaux ... born June 18, 1984 in New movie is Friday Night Lights ... his favorite actor is Denzel Washing- Orleans. ton ... favorite meal is fried chicken and macaroni ... his most mem- orable experience to date was helping Brunswick capture the Region

2006-07 Tiger Men’s Basketball Newcomers Men’s 2006-07 Tiger 10 Division I title ... has twin sisters ... son of Curtis Satchell and Jean- 40 nette Williams ... born July 11, 1983 in Clinton, N.C. Anthony Rodney Fair 45 Spruill 21 Sophomore Forward Freshman Forward · 6-4, 218 lbs. 6-6, 245 lbs. Baltimore, Md. Columbia, Md. · Mt. St. Joseph H.S. Walbrook H.S. Journalism Major Undeclared Major

A walk-on who adds good depth to Towsonís front line ... wonít join The only freshman signed by the Tigers last year ... should see con- the team until after the season begins because of his commitment to siderable playing time in his first season ... joins former high school football ... plays tight end on Towsonís football team ... sat out last teammate Rocky Coleman ... those two led Walbrook High School year after transferring from Delaware State. to its only state championship in 2005. At Delaware State: Anthony appeared in five games and scored At Walbrook: As a junior Rodney had a breakout season in leading one point during the 2004-05 season when the Hornets were 19-14 the 26-2 Warriors to their first city, regional and state titles in the overall and MEAC champions ... Del Stateís season ended with a 57- school's 35-year history ... he averaged 16.9 points and 12.1 rebounds 46 loss to Duke in a NCAA Tournament first round game. ... he also floated around the perimeter, shooting a team high 42 percent from three-point range ... one of his top performances came At Mt. St. Joseph H.S.: Played on the same high school team with in No. 1 Walbrook's 65-63 win over No. 3 Dunbar in the city George Masonís Will Thomas ... those two led the Gaels to the 2003 championship game when Rodney scored a game high 27 points and Baltimore Catholic League championship and the schoolís first ever collected 10 rebounds ... "With most teams doubling up on veteran MIAA title ... Anthony played for the city team in the 2003 Charm Velmar Coleman, Spruill became the go-to player and at times was City Challenge All-Star game ... he also played football in high school unstoppable," wrote the Baltimore Sun when naming the junior until a knee injury hindered his playing time ... upon graduating from lefthander as its Player of the Year ... "I knew what we had at certain Mt. St. Joseph he spent a year at Notre Dame Prep in Massachusetts, positions and what certain people could do, but what I didn't know helping the Crusaders to a 28-2 record by averaging 9.0 points and who were the hidden ingredients, like Rodney Spruill," Walbrook 10.0 rebounds. coach Kelvin Bridgers told The Sun. "I didn't know that Rodney Background/Personal: Surname is Anthony George Fair ... has one would flourish the way he did"... Rodney increased his production his younger brother, Eric, a 6-4, 290 lb. sophomore who starts at offen- senior year, upping his averages to 22.0 points, 13.0 rebounds, 4.0 sive tackle for Morgan Stateís football team ... a Deanís List student, assists and 3.0 blocks ... he was a repeat on the All-Metro first team Anthony is carrying a 3.4 GPA ... plans to pursue a career in journal- ... he scored his career high of 43 points, hauled in 13 rebounds and ism or as an author writing fiction ... has worked as a fitness instruc- blocked three shots in a 72-68 victory over Baltimore rival tor at an athletic club in the summer ... favorite actor is Al Pacino ... Southwestern on December 16, 2005 ... played for the Baltimore favorite author is Ernest Hemingway ... he most admires his grand- All-Stars in the 6th Annual Charm City Challenge, tying for scoring parents ... favorite athlete is Michael Jordan ... his dad is a graduate honors with 19 points, going 6 of 9 from the floor and 2 of 2 from of Virginia Union where he played football ... his mom, a business beyond the arc ... he is the third All-Metro first team guard from analyst, is a graduate of Norfolk State ... son of Tony and Donna Fair Walbrook to play at Towson ... in addition to Rocky Coleman, Devin ... born March 8, 1985 in Richmond, Va. Boyd, a 1988 Walbrook graduate, was a four-year starter who became Towson's all-time leading scorer with 2,000 career points and directed the Tigers to NCAA Basketball Tournament appearances in 1990 and 1991. Background/Personal: The person he most admires is his mother ... has one younger brother, Brandon, a 6-2 freshman guard playing basketball at Harford Community College ... Rodney and his brother were teammates at Walbrook ... his favorite athlete is Baron Davis ... favorite movie is He Got Game ... Rodney has served as a volunteer at the Easterwood recreation center ... favorite food is any seafood ... his mom attended Coppin State ... son of Rodney Spruill and Sonya Lawson ... born July 15, 1987 in Baltimore. 2006-07 Tiger Men’s Basketball Newcomers Men’s 2006-07 Tiger 41 Junior Sean Hairston Goodrich 32 Junior Forward Freshman Forward · 6-4, 195 lbs. 6-8, 195 lbs. Westford, Mass. Salisbury, N.C. · West Rowan H.S. Westford Academy Mass Communication Major Undeclared Major

A transfer from the College of Charleston who, due to the NCAA Made the Tigers' squad as a walk-on ... attended Kent School for a year transfer rule, will red shirt the 2006-07 season. between graduating from Westford Academy and enrolling at Towson. At the College of Charleston: Was a reserve for the Cougars for At Westford: The team MVP for the Grey Ghosts in his senior year two years ... appeared in 50 games, averaging 9.2 minutes per game when he averaged 18.0 points and 2.4 blocks ... recognized as the ... did not play against the Tigers in 2005-06 but had nine rebounds team's Most Improved Player in his junior season ... named to the and two points in six minutes against Towson in the Cougars' 78-58 All-County team ... also played wide receiver on the football team in win in the Towson Center in 2004-05 ... scored a career high 10 points his senior year after playing two years of volleyball ... played one year against Auburn in 2004 ... that's been the only double digit game of at prep school, helping Kent to a 15-5 record. his collegiate career thus far ... collected a career high 12 rebounds Background/Personal: A younger brother, Mark, is a freshman against Coastal Carolina in 2004 also. lacrosse player at Johns Hopkins ... an older sister is a junior lacrosse At West Rowan: Played four years of varsity basketball ... scored his player at Eastern University ... favorite book is the Bible ... favorite career high of 55 points in his freshman year ... scored 1,870 points movies are Top Gun, Gladiator and Brave Heart ... in the Spring, '06 over his high school career and grabbed 1,000 rebounds ... the Falcons he worked in Mississippi for a week as a volunteer to help with the were a perfect 61-0 in his final two years, winning back-to-back North Katrina hurricane relief ... summer jobs have included working in a Carolina state championships ... MVP of the 2002-03 AAA state welding shop and Home Depot ... favorite food is Italian ... his dad championshipp game and of the Western Regionals ... Rowan County is a Virginia grad, his mother a UMass Amherst grad ... surname is Player of the Year that season ... runner up for the North Carolina AAA Sean Michael Goodrich ... son of Scott and Kate Goodrich ... born June Mr. Basketball award in 2002-03 ... a second team All-State choice 10, 1986 in Weserly, R.I. too ... twice named to the Sam Moir Christmas All-Tournament team ... attended prep school for a year before enrolling at Charleston. Background/Personal: Ambition is to be a sports commentator ... has worked summer basketball camps ...volunteers at his local Boys & Girls Club where he coaches his youngest sister's team ... has two younger sisters ... enjoys cooking down home style dishes ... favorite actor is Mike Epps ... the father of a two-year-old son, Quintin James Hairston ... Junior is the son of Mack Hairston ... his mother, Gigi Vinson, is deceased ... cites his mother as the person me admires the most ... surname is James Matthew Hairston, Jr. ... born December 18, 1984 in Salisbury, N.C. 2006-07 Tiger Men’s Basketball Newcomers Men’s 2006-07 Tiger 42 2006-072006-07 OpponentsOpponents University of Samford Hartford University November 13, 2006 November 16, 2006 Towson Center - 7:00 Towson Center - 7:00

Location: West Harford, Conn. 06117 Location: Birmingham, Ala. 35229 Enrollment: 4,657 Enrollment: 4,507 Colors: Scarlet and White Colors: Red and Blue Nickname: ìHawksî Nickname: ìBulldogsî Conference: Conference: Head Coach America East Ohio Valley Head Coach Home Court: Home Court: Dan Leibovitz Chase Arena Seibert Hall Jimmy Tillette Capacity: 3,977 Capacity: 4,000 Alma Mater: Alma Mater: In the Series: Hartford leads, 7-6 In the Series: First Meeting Penn, í96 Holy Cross, í75 Basketball Contact: Basketball Contact: Career Record: David Longolucco Zac Schrieber Career Record: E-Mail: E-mail: First Year [email protected] [email protected] 149-113 (9 Yrs.) Record at UH: Office: (860) 768-4620 Office Phone: (205) 726-2802 Record at SU: First Year Web Site: www.hartfordhawks.com Website: www.samfordsports.com 149-113 (9 Yrs.) Ass’t Coaches: Ass’t Coaches: John Gallagher, Paul Kelly, Chris Gerlufsen, Lee Burgess, Elliott Broadnax Derrick Jones

University of Western Kentucky Kansas University November 19, 2006 November 21, 2006 Lawrence, Kan. - 8:00 (EST) Bowling Green, Ky. - 7:00

Location: Lawrence, Kan. 66045 Location: Bowling Green, Ky. 42101 Enrollment: 29,624 Enrollment: 18,645 Colors: Crimson and Blue Colors: Red and White Nickname: ìJayhawksî Nickname: ìHilltoppersî Conference: Conference: Head Coach Big 12 Sun Belt Head Coach Home Court: Home Court: Allen Fieldhouse E.A. Diddle Arena Darrin Horn Capacity: 16,300 Capacity: 7,326 Alma Mater: Alma Mater: In the Series: First Meeting In the Series: First Meeting Oklahoma St., í85 WKU, í95 Basketball Contact: Basketball Contact: Brian Fremund Career Record: Chris Theisen Career Record: E-Mail: E-Mail: [email protected] 279-129 (13 Yrs.) [email protected] 60-30 (3 Yrs.) Office: Record at Kansas: Office: (785) 864-3417 (270) 745-5045 Record at WKU: Web Site: Web Site: www.wkusports.com 2006-07 Opponents 72-24 (3 Yrs.) www.kuathletics.com 60-30 (3 Yrs.) 44 Ass’t Coaches: Ass’t Coaches: Tim Jankovich, Paul Sanderford, Joe Dooley, Jeff Strohm, Kurtis Townsend Cypheus Bunton Tennessee University of Chattanooga Vermont November 24, 2006 - 5:00 (EST) December 1, 2006 Orleans Arena - Las Vegas, Nev. Towson Center - 7:00

Location: Chattanooga, Tenn. 37403 Location: Burlington, Vt. 05405 Enrollment: 8,653 Enrollment: 8,800 Colors: Navy, Old Gold and Silver Colors: Green and Gold Nickname: ìMocsî Nickname: ìCatamountsî Conference: Conference: Head Coach Southern America East Head Coach Home Court: Home Court: John Shulman The McKenzie Arena Patrick Gymnasium Mike Lonergan Capacity: 11,218 Capacity: 3,266 Alma Mater: Alma Mater: In the Series: First Meeting In the Series: Tied, 7-7 East Tennessee Catholic, í88 Basketball Contact: Owen Seaton Basketball Contact: State, í89 Ben Dickie Career Record: E-mail: [email protected] E-Mail: Career Record: [email protected] 264-105 (13 Yrs.) Office Phone: 39-24 (2 Yrs.) (423) 425-2212 Office: (802) 656-1188 Record at UV: Web Site: Record at UTC: www.gomocs.com Web Site: www.uvm.edu/athletics 13-17 (1 Yr.) 39-24 (2 Yrs.) Ass’t Coaches: Ass’t Coaches: Hajj Turner, David Conrady, Matt Hahn, Brent Jolly, Gabe Rodriguez Rodney English

College of Temple William & Mary University December 5, 2006 December 16, 2006 Williamsburg, Va. - 8:00 Towson Center - 2:00

Location: Williamsburg, Va. 23187 Location: Philadelphia, Pa. 19122 Enrollment: 5,700 Enrollment: 34,000 Colors: Green, Gold, and Silver Colors: Cherry and White Nickname: ì Tribeî Nickname: ìOwlsî Conference: Conference: Head Coach CAA Atlantic 10 Head Coach Home Court: Home Court: Tony Shaver William and Mary Hall Liacouras Center Capacity: 8,600 Capacity: 10,206 Alma Mater: Alma Mater: In the Series: Tribe leads, 9-6 In the Series: First Meeting No. Carolina, í76 La Salle, í70 Basketball Contact: Kris Sears Basketball Contact: Career Record: Larry Dougherty Career Record: E-Mail: [email protected] E-Mail: 381-183 (20 Yrs.) [email protected] 310-163 (17 Yrs.) Office: Record at W & M: (757) 221-3368 Office: (215) 204-2588 Record at Temple: Web Site: www.tribeathletics.com Web Site: 23-62 (3 Yrs.) www.owlsports.com First Year 2006-07 Opponents Ass’t Coaches: Ass’t Coaches: 45 Antwon Jackson, Dave Duke, Dee Vick, Matt Langel, Ben Wilkins Shawn Trice Georgetown Winston-Salem University University December 20, 2006 December 29, 2006 Washington, D.C. - 7:30 Towson Center - 7:00

Location: Washington, D.C. 20057 Location: Winston-Salem, N.C. 27110 Enrollment: 6,164 Enrollment: 5,557 Colors: Blue and Gray Colors: Red and White Nickname: ìHoyasî Nickname: ìRamsî Conference: Conference: Head Coach Big East Independent Head Coach Home Court: Home Court: John Thompson III Verizon Center Gaines Center Bobby Collins Capacity: 20,600 Capacity: 3,200 Alma Mater: Alma Mater: In the Series: Georgetown leads, 2-0 In the Series: Tigers lead, 1-0 Princeton, í88 E. Kentucky, í91 Basketball Contact: Bill Shapland Basketball Contact: Chris Zona Career Record: Career Record: E-Mail: [email protected] E-Mail: [email protected] 110-65 (6 Yrs.) 67-57 (4 Yrs.) Office: Office: Record (202) 687-2492 (336) 750-2143 Record at WSSU: Web Site: Web Site: at Georgetown: www.guhoyas.com www.wssurams.com First Year 42-23 (2 Yrs.) Ass’t Coaches: Ass’t Coaches: David Brown Robert Burke, Kevin Broadus, Sydney Johnson

Virginia Georgia State Commonwealth University Jan. 3, 2007 - Towson Ctr. - 7:00 Jan. 6, 2007 - Atlanta, Ga. - 2:00 Jan. 13, 2007 - Richmond, Va. - 7:30 Feb. 10, 2007 - Towson Ctr. - 2:00

Location: Richmond, Va. 23284 Location: Atlanta, Ga. 30303 Enrollment: 30,300 Enrollment: 26,000 Colors: Black and Gold Colors: Blue and White Nickname: ìRamsî Nickname: ìPanthersî Conference: Conference: Head Coach CAA CAA Head Coach Home Court: Home Court: Siegel Center GSU Sports Arena Michael Perry Capacity: 7,500 Capacity: (4,500) Alma Mater: Alma Mater: In the Series: Rams lead, 10-1 In the Series: Tigers lead 2-1 Dayton, í87 Richmond, í81 Basketball Contact: Phil Stanton Basketball Contact: Charlie Taylor Career Record: Career Record: E-Mail: [email protected] E-Mail: [email protected] First Year 51-55 (4 Yrs.) Office: Phone: Record at VCU: (804) 828-3440 (404) 651-2071 Record at GSU: Web Site: vcurams.vcu.edu Web Site: www.georgiastatesports.com 2006-07 Opponents First Year 51-55 (4 Yrs.) Ass’t Coaches: 46 Ass’t Coaches: Tony Pujol, Drew Catlett, John Brannen, , Allen Edwards Mark Dannhoff University of George Mason Delaware University Jan. 8, 2007 - Newark, Del - 7:00 Jan. 11, 2007 Jan. 24, 2007 - Towson Ctr. - 7:00 Towson Center - 7:00

Location: Newark, Del. 19716 Location: Fairfax, Va. 22030 Enrollment: 16,000 Enrollment: 29,728 Colors: Royal Blue and Gold Colors: Green and Gold Nickname: ìFightiní Blue Hensî Nickname: ìPatriotsî Conference: Conference: Head Coach CAA CAA Head Coach Home Court: Home Court: Monte Ross Bob Carpenter Center Patriot Center Jim Larranaga Capacity: 5,000 Capacity: 10,000 Alma Mater: Alma Mater: In the Series: Blue Hens lead, 35-20 In the Series: Patriots lead, 23-8 Winston-Salem Providence, í71 Basketball Contact: Kevin Tritt Basketball Contact: Richard Coco State, í92 Career Record: E-Mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Career Record: 363-275 (22 Yrs.) Office: Office: First Year (302) 831-2186 703-993-3246 Record at Record Web Site: www.udel.edu/sportsinfo Website: www.gomason.com George Mason: at Delaware: 166-104 (9 Yrs.) First Year Ass’t Coaches: Ass’t Coaches: Scott Cherry, R.C. Kehoe, James Johnson, Ryan Iverson, Chris Caputo Stephen Stewart

Loyola Hofstra College University January 15, 2007 Jan. 18, 2007 - Hempstead, N.Y. - 7:00 Baltimore, Md. - 7:00 Jan. 27, 2007 - Towson Ctr.-4:00

Location: Baltimore, Md. 21210 Location: Hempstead, N.Y. 11549 Enrollment: 3,400 Enrollment: 13,000 Colors: Green, Grey Colors: Gold, White and Blue Nickname: ìGreyhoundsî Nickname: ìPrideî Conference: Conference: Head Coach Metro Atlantic Athletic CAA Head Coach Home Court: Home Court: Reitz Arena Hofstra Arena Tom Pecora Capacity: 3,253 Capacity: 5,045 Alma Mater: Alma Mater: In the Series: Greyhounds lead, 31-25 In the Series: Pride leads, 26-17 Catholic U., í89 Adelphi, í83 Basketball Contact: Joe DelBalso Basketball Contact: Jeremy Kniffin Career Record: Career Record: E-Mail: [email protected] E-Mail: [email protected] 21-35 (2 Yrs.) 81-72 (5 Yrs.) Office: Office: Record at Loyola: (410) 617-2718 (516) 463-6759 Record at Hofstra: Web Site: www.loyolagreyhounds.com Web Site: www.hofstra.edu/athletics 21-35 (2 Yrs.) 81-72 (5 Yrs.) 2006-07 Opponents Ass’t Coaches: Ass’t Coaches: 47 Brian Blaney, Michael Kelly, Terrell Stokes, David Duke, Matt Kovarik Van Macon North Carolina James Madison Wilmington University January 20, 2007 Jan. 29, 2007-Harrisonburg-7:00 Towson Center - 3:30 Feb. 14, 2007 - Towson Ctr. - 7:00

Location: Wilmington, N.C. 28403 Location: Harrisonburg, Va. 22807 Enrollment: 12,000 Enrollment: 16,900 Colors: Green, Gold, Navy Blue Colors: Purple and Gold Nickname: ìSeahawksî Nickname: ìDukesî Conference: Conference: Head Coach CAA CAA Head Coach Home Court: Home Court: Benny Moss Trask Coliseum JMU Convocation Center Dean Keener Capacity: 6,100 Capacity: 7,156 Alma Mater: Alma Mater: In the Series: Seahawks lead, 11-5 In the Series: Dukes lead, 19-5 UNCC, í92 Davidson, í88 Basketball Contact: Joe Browning MBB Contact: Gary Michael Career Record: Career Record: E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] First Year 11-45 (2 Yrs.) Office: Office: Record at UNCW: (910) 962-3236 (540) 568-6154 Record at JMU: Web Site: Web Site: First Year www.uncwsports.com www.jmusports.com 11-45 (2 Yrs.) Ass’t Coaches: Ass’t Coaches: Joe Redmond, Michael Kelly, Kirk Earlywine, Jake Morton Justin Furr John Babul

Northeastern All 12 CAA Schools University will Participate in Jan. 31, 2007 - Towson Ctr. - 7:00 Feb. 7, 2007 - Boston, Mass. - 7:00 The Fifth Annual Location: Boston, Mass. 02115 Enrollment: 14,482 Colors: Red and Black Nickname: ìHuskiesî Conference: Head Coach CAA Home Court: Bill Coen Matthews Arena Capacity: 6,000 Alma Mater: In the Series: Tied, 8-8 Hamilton, í85 Basketball Contact: Mark Harris Career Record: E-Mail: [email protected] First Year Office: Record at (617) 373-4154 Web Site: www.gonu.com

2006-07 Opponents Northeastern: First Year 48 Ass’t Coaches: Jim McCarthy, Uka Agbai Drexel Old Dominion University University Feb. 3, 2007-Philadelphia, Pa. - 4:00 February 21, 2007 Feb. 24, 2006 - Towson Ctr. - Noon Norfolk, Va. - 7:00

Location: Philadelphia, Pa. 19104 Location: Norfolk, Va. 23529 Enrollment: 18,500 Enrollment: 21,200 Colors: Navy Blue and Gold Colors: Slate Blue, Silver & Light Blue Nickname: ìDragonsî Nickname: ìMonarchsî Conference: Conference: Head Coach CAA CAA Head Coach Home Court: Home Court: James “Bruiser” Daskalakis Athletic Constant Convocation Ctr Center Capacity: 8,424 Flint Alma Mater: Capacity: 2,500 In the Series: Monarchs lead, 13-1 Alma Mater: Montana, í81 In the Series: Dragons lead, 34-11 Basketball Contact: Carol Hudson St. Josephís, í87 Career Record: Basketball Contact: Mike Tuberosa E-mail: [email protected] Career Record: 236-124 (12 Yrs.) E-mail: [email protected] Office: 169-137 (10 Yrs.) (757) 683-3372 Record at ODU: Office: (215) 895-1591 Web Site: Record at Drexel: www.odusports.com 94-59 (5 Yrs.) Web Site: 83-65 (5 Yrs.) www.drexeldragons.com Ass’t Coaches: Ass’t Coaches: Jim Corrigan, Geoff Arnold, Travis DeCuire, Tony Chiles, Rob Wilkes Mike Connors

A total of an event-record 102 teams ñ Of the 51 games, a total of 13 will be televised, with six representing 16 collegiate athletic confer- contests on ESPN2. An additional five games will be aired on ences ñ will compete in the two-day event ESPNU and two will be televised on ESPN360 ñ ESPNís broad- (February 16-17), with the entire ESPN band service. Please consult your local listings for start times. BracketBusters slate of matchups to be The CAA has posted a three-year record of 8-4 in Bracket- announced in late January. Delaware, Busters, including a perfect 4-0 mark in games that were part George Mason, Georgia State, Hofstra, of the eventís television package. Last season the CAA went Northeastern and VCU will serve as host 6-2 overall, with George Mason beating Wichita State, schools, while Drexel, James Madison, Old Dominion downing Marist and VCU edging Albany in 2006-07 Opponents UNC Wilmington, Old Dominion, Towson contests that were televised nationally. and William & Mary will play on the road. 49 Travel Plans / Nickname Tigers Tigers’ Road Trip Headquarters is one of many NCAA member institutions using the nickname ìTigers.î The tiger is the most popular mascot among Kansas Va. Commonwealth American colleges and universities. November 19, 2006 January 13, 2007 However, its obvious popularity was not the real reason the Tiger was selected to represent Towson. Hampton Inn Richmond Marriott When Towson was a two-year normal school the Baltimore media 2300 W. 6th Street 500 East Broad Street referred to its teams as the ìTeachers.î As the school expanded to Lawrence, Ks. 66049 Richmond, Va. 23219 three and four year programs, the newspapers granted Towson student (804) 643-3400 (785) 841-4994 athletes tenure, calling them the ìProfessorsî and even shortening it Check in 1/12 Check in 11/18 to ìProfs.î Later, it was changed again to the ìSchoolmasters.î Check out 1/13 Check out 11/20 The ìIndiansî and ìGolden Knightsî were other nicknames used Western Kentucky Hofstra over the years. But as the tale goes, the moniker was finally decided November 21, 2006 January 18, 2007 after a soccer match. One autumn afternoon a sportswriter was covering the Towson Holiday Inn University Plaza Long Island Marriott 101 James Doolittle Blvd. soccer team in an uphill struggle. The next day the writer wrote that 1021 Wilkinson Trace Uniondale, N.Y. 11553 although the team had lost the game, ìÖthey played like tigers.î Bowling Green, Ky. 42103 (516) 794-3800 The soccer team appreciated the comment and adopted ìTigersî (270) 393-8671 Check in 1/17 as its nickname. Enthusiasm for it spread throughout the campus and Check in 11/20 Check out 1/18 the tiger eventually became the official designated mascot. Check out 11/22 The Towson Tiger logo has also experienced change. The current James Madison Las Vegas design was adopted in 2002 to reflect a program on the move. Previ- Invitational January 29, 2007 ously aìstylisticî tiger replaced an upright caricature that had been Tenn.-Chattanooga Courtyard Harrisonburg used since the mid-80ís. That took the place of a tiger which Tenn. State/Prairie View 1890 Evelyn Byrd Ave. served as the logo from 1979. November 24-25, 2006 Harrisonburg, Va. 22801 The Towson logo is registered. Approval for its use commercially is (540) 432-3031 required. For color reproduction purposes, please contact the Towson Rio All-Suites Hotel & Casino Check in 1/28 University Office of Athletic Media Relations for separation instruc- 3700 W. Flamingo Road Check out 1/29 tions. Las Vegas, Nv. 89103 Other schools across the country who are also members of the ìTigerî (702) 777-6711 Northeastern fraternity include Auburn, Bishop, Clemson, Colorado College, DePauw, Check in 11/22 February 7, 2007 Doane, Grambling, Hampden-Sydney, Jackson State, Lincoln (Mo.), Check out 11/26 The Colonnade Hotel Livingston, LSU, Memphis, Missouri, Morehouse, Occidental, Pacific, William & Mary 120 Huntington Ave. Princeton, Rochester Tech, St. Paulís, Savannah State, Sewanee, December 5, 2006 Boston, Mass. 02116 Tennessee State, Texas Southern, Trinity (Tex.), Tuskegee and (617) 424-7000 Wittenberg. Embassy Suites Check in 2/6 According to the NCAA, Tiger 3006 Mooretown Road Check out 2/7 is the most popular nickname Williamsburg, Va. 23185 (28) among its member institu- (757) 345-7606 Old Dominion tions, followed by Bears (16), Wild- Check in 12/4 February 21, 2007 cats (12) and Eagles (12). Check out 12/5 Sheraton Norfolk Waterside 777 Waterside Drive Georgia State Norfolk, Va. 23510 January 6, 2007 (757) 622-4571 Marriott Marquis Check in 2/20 265 Peachtree Center Ave. Check out 2/21 Atlanta, Ga. 30303 CAA Tournament (404) 521-0000 March 2-5, 2007 Check in 1/5 2006-07 Tiger Men’s Basketball Men’s 2006-07 Tiger Check out 1/6 Richmond Marriott 50 500 East Broad Street Richmond, Va. 23219 (804) 643-3400 Check in 3/1 Check out TBD Senior Foward Dennard Abraham

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Quick Facts Table of Contents Internet Address: Quick Facts ...... 2 Year-by-Year ...... 98-105 www.TowsonTigers.com 2006-07 Outlook...... 3-7 All-Time Roster ...... 106-108 Mailing Address: 2006-07 Roster ...... 8 100-Point Games...... 109 8000 York Rd., Towson, Md. 21252 Coaching Staff ...... 9-18 1990 NCAA Tournament ...... 110 Founded: 1866 Player Profiles ...... 19-42 1991 NCAA Tournament ...... 111 Enrollment: 18,011 2006-07 Opponents ...... 43-49 Tigers in Division I...... 112-114 Nickname: “Tigers” Travel Plans...... 50 Tigers A-Z ...... 115-116 Colors: Gold, White & Black Nickname ...... 50 Towson University Conference: 2005-06 Review ...... 51-64 Administration...... 117-119 Colonial Athletic Association The Towson Center ...... 65-70 Discover Towson ...... 120-123 President: Dr. Robert Caret Colonial Athletic Association . . . . 71-76 Getting to TU...... 124-125 Director of Athletics: Men’s Basketball History Directory ...... 126-128 Mike Hermann All-Time Individual Records . . . 77-79 Athletic Success ...... 129-130 Faculty Rep.: Dr. Gail Gasparich Single Season Highs...... 80 Alumni in Sports Media ...... 131 Career Leaders ...... 81 Academic Support ...... 132-133 Top Majors: Business, Mass Comm., Top Individual Games ...... 82-84 Student-Athlete Advisory Council. . 133 Elementary Education, Psychology, Biology Team Leaders by Season ...... 85 Sports Medicine ...... 134 Home Court: Towson Center (5,000) Team Records ...... 86 Strength & Conditioning ...... 135 Head Coach: Pat Kennedy 1,000 Point Scorers ...... 87-93 Follow the Tigers ...... 136-137 (King’s College of Pennsylvania, ’75) Assistant Coaches: Honors...... 94-95 Media Information ...... 138 Annual Records...... 96 At a Glance...... Inside Back Cover Eric Skeeters (Coppin State, ’97) Tigers vs. Opponents...... 97 Schedule ...... Back Cover Jay Eck (Xavier, ’76) Jim Meil (Lehigh, ’82) Shaun Morris (Lycoming, ’05) Basketball Phone: 410-704-3173 2006-07 Men’s Basketball Media Guide Official Scorer: Bob Clark Telephone Numbers P.A. Announcer: Tom Judd Director of Athletic Media Relations Sports Line: 410-704-2200 Basketball Started at Towson: 1921 Peter Schlehr: 410-704-2232 Game Phone: 410-704-3286 All-Time Record: 526-688 (Since 1958) Men’s Basketball Contact All-Time Division I Record: 309-457 Administrative Assistant Peter Schlehr: 410-704-2232 Tom Judd: 410-704-6270 NCAA Tournament Appearances: Schlehr’s Cell Phone: 410-916-5090

Table of Contents Table Athletic Media Relations Fax: 410-704-3861 1990, 1991 Schlehr’s e-mail: [email protected] Basketball Office: 410-704-3173 2 Associate Director of Athletic Media Relations Dan O’Connell: 410-704-3102 Basketball Fax: 410-704-3748

The 2006-07 Towson University men’s basketball guide is published by the Towson University Department of Athletics. It is written and edited by Peter Schlehr, Dan O’Connell, Eric Rhew and Tom Judd of the Towson Office of Athletic Media Relations. Photography by Kanji Takeno, Larry French, Rob Brown and Scott Thornton. The guide is designed and produced by the University’s Design Center. It is printed by PS Graphics. Senior Foward Winstonn Tubbs

2006-072006-07 OutlookOutlook Towson’s talent level is up and to the relief of head coach Pat Kennedy, it arrives just in the nick of time as the Tigers prepare to face perhaps their toughest schedule ever. The Tigers are ... Up To The ChallengeChallenge As if the Tigers’ non-conference schedule that includes Kansas, Georgetown and Temple isn’t enough of a concern to Coach Kennedy, Towson’s Colonial Athletic Association slate poses another huge chal- lenge, a fact highlighted by George Mason’s NCAA Final Four appearance last year. “Our goal all along has been to get into our league’s upper group,” says Kennedy, who enters his 3rd season at Towson and his 27th year as a Divi- 2006-07 Outlook 4 sion I head coach with a 433-351 record. “When we get to the top of the CAA we’ll put ourselves among the nation’s elite.” Backcourt Towson hasn’t had a backcourt like this since Neal, Crossin and Coleman combine to All-American Candidate 1989-91 when Devin Boyd (2,000-point rank third nationally among returning Divi- Gary Neal career scorer) and Kurk Lee (New Jersey sion I three-man backcourts, averaging 41.1 Nets) led the Tigers to the school’s only two points per game. NCAA tournament appearances. This year’s In the mix is junior college transfer C.C. edition features the top returning scorer in Williams (6-1, 180) who the Tigers are Division I, two talented sophomores with 46 counting on to pick up the pace at both ends starts between them as freshmen, and a of the floor. NJCAA 3rd Team All-American. “We knew we had to improve on the Senior off guard Gary Neal (6-4, 200) is defensive end and C.C. really helps us there,” the group’s headliner. After averaging 26.1 says Kennedy. “He adds a dimension that points per game he is the returning Division our team needs in terms of a true point guard I scoring leader. A transfer from La Salle, with great speed and quickness. He’s going to Gary played in only 17 games last year after make a tremendous difference in our team joining the squad in late December and then in several different areas.” missing four games in February due to an In addition to putting pressure on the ball, injury. He wasn’t listed among the NCAA C.C. is no slouch when it comes to offense. statistical leaders since he failed to compete The all-time leading scoring at Brunswick in at least 75% of Towson’s games. (N.C.) Community College, Williams led the Despite the abbreviated season the league Carolinas Junior College (Division I Level) coaches realized Gary’s impact and named him to the CAA 2nd Team. “He’s the purest Towson made significant scorer I’ve ever had,” “The Tigers defied predictions last progress toward achieving its says Kennedy. “He can season by climbing to seventh place score long, mid-range, goal last year, posting a 12-16 going to the basket. He in the standings. Now Towson is record after a 5-24 mark the can play the lead guard better prepared to compete in this spot as well.” previous season. In fact, the Sophomores Tim league than at any time in recent Tigers were the most improved Crossin (6-2, 170) and memory.” SportingNews College Basket- Rocky Coleman (6-3, ball Preview 2006-07. team in the CAA through the 185) are back too. 2005-06 regular season. Their Crossin, an All-CAA Rookie Team selection 8-10 league record was their last year, was the only best ever in five CAA seasons. player to start all 28 games when he logged Conference last season with a 21.8 scoring a team high 955 minutes at point guard. He’s average. He’s also BCC’s all-time assist leader. “If we can stay healthy and a natural wing where the Tigers hope to take Experience is always a plus and that’s what come together as a team we’ll advantage of his shot. Tim averaged 8.9 senior Trevan Jackson (6-0, 182) offers as points per game with 53 of his 75 made field a veteran off the bench. be in the thick of things goals coming from beyond the arc. He is the Both Rocky and Tim could wind up around tournament time,” CAA assist leader among all returning playing some lead guard too. players. says Kennedy. Coleman made 18 starts last year as a

With six of their top seven swing guard, averaging 6.1 points. Very quick 2006-07 Outlook and athletic, Rocky is Towson’s best player players returning to mix with in transition. Kennedy is impressed with the 5 several impressive newcomers, progress he has made in the off-season. 2006-07 could be an exciting year for the Tigers. 2006-07 Outlook Outlook Frontcourt With its numerous possibilities, the small Preseason in the CAA forward spot is the most competitive posi- The Tigers are picked to finish seventh tion on the team. Returning starter senior in this year's Colonial Athletic Associ- Marc Pratt (6-3, 198) is going to be pushed ation men's basketball race, according by junior Jonathan Pease (6-6, 190) and to a pre-season poll compiled by the Senior Foward Rodney Spruill Dennard Abraham freshman (6-4, 218). All league's head coaches, sports informa- three have a legitimate claim to the spot as tion directors and media. Hofstra is seen does Neal who could see duty there when the as the early favorite. The seventh place Tigers go to a three-guard set. is the highest pre-season ranking by Pratt, the quickest of all the big men, Towson, now in its sixth year in the started 21 games last year on the wing but CAA. he’ll need to score more (4.2 ppg) if he hopes to hold off Pease and Spruill. “Marc gives us tremendous depth on the CAA Men’s Basketball perimeter,” says Kennedy. “Consistency will Pre-Season Order be a key for him.” of Finish Pease sat out last year after undergoing 1. Hofstra knee surgery. As the Tigers’ top outside threat 2. George Mason in 2004-05 Jonathan worked his way into 3. Drexel the starting lineup only to have his season 4. Old Dominion interrupted by a knee injury. In his first start 5. UNC Wilmington he scored a career high 25 points at VMI. 6. VCU That proved to be Towson’s single game high 7. Towson for the year. 8. Georgia State “Jonathan has had some great moments 9. Northeastern but because of all the surgery it’s a wait-and- 10. James Madison see thing with him,” says Kennedy. 11. William & Mary Spruill brings impressive credentials with 12. Delaware him. A high school teammate of Coleman’s at Walbrook and the Baltimore City Player of the Year as a junior, Rodney averaged 22.0 Pre-Season points, 13.0 rebounds, 4.0 assists and 3.0 All-CAA Teams blocks as a senior. A two-time first team All- Metro selection he helped Walbrook to a First Team two-year 47-7 record that included two city Antoine Agudio, Hofstra championships and one Maryland state title. T.J. Carter, UNC Wilmington “Rodney is a player with great promise,” Dominick Mejia, Drexel says Kennedy. “He does a number of differ- Gary Neal, Towson ent things well.” Loren Stokes, Hofstra Freshman walk-on Sean Goodrich (6-4, Will Thomas, George Mason 195) brings quickness and figures to add Second Team depth. Folarin Campbell, George Mason The biggest task up front is to replace Arnaud Dahi, Old Dominion power forward Lawrence Hamm who Juwann James, James Madison departed the program as Towson’s 13th all- Bashir Mason, Drexel time leading scorer (1,318 points) and 4th B.A. Walker, VCU

2006-07 Outlook leading rebounder (788). 6 Player of the Year: Loren Stokes, Hofstra 2006-07 Outlook Outlook Kennedy hopes senior Winstonn Tubbs (6-6, 210), who was the first big guy off the bench last year, steps up. Winstonn has 31 career starts under his belt. Junior Foward “It’s his spot to lose,” the coach says. Jonathan Pease “Lawrence had a break out season his senior year. We hope Winstonn duplicates that.” Junior Sean Raboin (6-7, 204) has been moved down to the post area from the wing where he spent his first two years playing sparingly. Kennedy likes Sean’s tenacity and toughness. Sophomore walk-on Anthony Fair (6-6, 230), a transfer from Delaware State, adds depth. The other post spot is well manned by seniors Dennard Abraham (6-8, 245) and Holden Plack (6-8, 225) plus junior college transfer Tommy Breaux (6-9, 210). Dennard is the returning starter. “I’ve never coached anyone who grew as a player like Dennard did at the end of last year,” says Kennedy. He was Towson’s third leading scorer last year with a 12.0 clip. In the final six games he averaged 17.7 points, 8.7 rebounds, 37.2 minutes and shot .522 from the floor. Holden’s playing time plummeted to 27 total minutes in eight games last year from an average of 23.8 in 2004-05 as a starter. His academic schedule kept him from making practice. The Tigers hope he returns to form this season. Breaux led the Region 14 conference in rebounding (13.4 rpg) at Blinn Junior College while averaging 10.6 points. If he develops it would give the Tigers another boost. Both Breaux and Fair are also Towson football players and won’t join the team until after the 2006 season is complete. Junior Foward Sean Raboin “Tommy obviously will give us a bigger presence underneath, both offensively and defensively,” says Kennedy. “ 2006-07 Outlook 7 2006-07 Roster Outlook Towson Alphabetically No. Name Pos. Cl. Hgt. Wgt. Hometown/High School 22 Dennard Abraham * F Sr. 6-8 245 Reisterstown, Md./Notre Dame Academy Sophomore Guard 12 Tommy Breaux F Jr. 6-9 210 Randallstown, Md./Randallstown H.S. Tim Crossin 4 Rocky Coleman * G So. 6-3 185 Baltimore, Md./Walbrook H.S. 3 Tim Crossin * G So. 6-1 161 Trucksville, Pa./Bishop O’Reilly H.S. 45 Anthony Fair F So. 6-6 230 Columbia, Md./Mt. St. Joseph H.S. 32 Sean Goodrich G Fr. 6-4 195 Westford, Mass/Westford Academy 2 Trevan Jackson *** G Sr. 6-0 182 Ft. Washington, Md./Friendly H.S. 14 Gary Neal * G Sr. 6-4 200 Aberdeen, Md./Calvert Hall H.S. 33 Jonathan Pease ** F Jr. 6-6 190 Mechanicsville, Md./Chopticon H.S. 50 Holden Plack *** F Sr. 6-8 225 Timonium, Md./St. Paul’s School 00 Marc Pratt * F Sr. 6-3 198 London, England/Modesto Christian H.S. 34 Sean Raboin ** F Jr. 6-7 210 Columbia, Mo./Mexico H.S. 21 Rodney Spruill F Fr. 6-4 210 Baltimore, Md./Walbrook H.S. 25 Winstonn Tubbs ** F Sr. 6-6 220 Marietta, Ga./Marietta H.S. 1 C.C. Williams G Jr. 6-1 170 Clinton, N.C./Clinton H.S.

Towson Numerically No. Name Pos. Cl. Hgt. Wgt. Hometown/High School 00 Marc Pratt * F Sr. 6-3 198 London, England/Modesto Christian H.S. 1 C.C. Williams G Jr. 6-1 170 Clinton, N.C./Clinton H.S. 2 Trevan Jackson *** G Sr. 6-0 182 Ft. Washington, Md./Friendly H.S. 3 Tim Crossin * G So. 6-1 161 Trucksville, Pa./Bishop O’Reilly H.S. 4 Rocky Coleman * G So. 6-3 185 Baltimore, Md./Walbrook H.S. 12 Tommy Breaux F Jr. 6-9 210 Randallstown, Md./Randallstown H.S. 14 Gary Neal * G Sr. 6-4 200 Aberdeen, Md./Calvert Hall H.S. 21 Rodney Spruill F Fr. 6-4 210 Baltimore, Md./Walbrook H.S. 22 Dennard Abraham * F Sr. 6-8 245 Reisterstown, Md./Notre Dame Academy 25 Winstonn Tubbs ** F Sr. 6-6 220 Marietta, Ga./Marietta H.S. 32 Sean Goodrich G Fr. 6-4 195 Westford, Mass/Westford Academy 33 Jonathan Pease ** F Jr. 6-6 190 Mechanicsville, Md./Chopticon H.S. 34 Sean Raboin ** F Jr. 6-7 210 Columbia, Mo./Mexico H.S. 45 Anthony Fair F So. 6-6 230 Columbia, Md./Mt. St. Joseph H.S. 50 Holden Plack *** F Sr. 6-8 225 Timonium, Md./St. Paul’s School * Letters earned at Towson Head Coach: Pat Kennedy - 3rd Year at Towson, 27th Year Overall Pronounciations (King’s College of Pennsylvania, ’75) Dennard Abraham ...... Den-ard Abraham Tommy Breaux ...... Tommy Bro Assistant Coaches: Eric Skeeters - 3rd Year (Coppin State, ’97), Jay Eck - 3rd Year (Xavier, ’73) Rocky Coleman ...... Rocky Coleman Jim Meil - 1st Year (Lehigh, ’82) Tim Crossin ...... Tim Cross-in Coordinator of Basketball Operations: Shaun Morris - 2nd Year (Lycoming, ’05), Anthony Fair ...... Anthony Fair Sean Goodrich ...... Sean Goodrich Trevan Jackson ...... Trev - in Jax - sun Gary Neal ...... Gary Neal Jonathan Pease ...... Jon - uh - thin Peeze Breaking Down the 2006-07 Tigers’ Roster Holden Plack ...... Hole - din Plak Marc Pratt ...... Marc Pratt By State By Country By Class By Position Sean Raboin ...... Sean Rah-boin (like coin) Rodney Spruill ...... Rodney Sprool Maryland 10 United States 14 Seniors 5 Forwards 6 Winstonn Tubbs ...... Win - stun Tubbz Pennsylvania 1 England 1 Juniors 5 Guards 9 C.C. Williams ...... CeeCee Williams Missouri 1 Sophomores 3 Pat Kennedy ...... Pat Kennedy Georgia 1 Freshmen 2 Eric Skeeters ...... Eric Skeet-errs 2006-07 Outlook Massachusetts 1 Jay Eck ...... Jay Eck North Carolina 1 8 Jim Meil ...... Jim Meal Shaun Morris ...... Shawn Morris Jay Eck Jim Meil Assistant Coach Assistant Coach

Shaun Morris Coordinator of Baketball Operations

Eric Skeeters Pat Kennedy Assistant Coach Head Coach

CoachingCoaching StaffStaff TigerTiger HeadHead CoachCoach PatPat KennedyKennedy King’s College (Pa.), ’75 Coaching Staff 10 3rd Season at Towson 27th Overall who was a member of the CAA’s All-Defen- sive Team after leading the league in blocked shots the year before. That trio played a total of 205 minutes of the entire 2004-05 season. Midway in the season a fourth player who was starting on the wing went down with a knee injury, missing eight games and forcing Kennedy to play a walk-on in his stead. The Coach Kennedy and Tigers never recovered from that final blow, Maryland Governor Bob Ehrlich. losing the last 13 games of the season. But if one factor has loomed larger than any other in Pat’s career, it has been his ability Pat Kennedy didn’t receive any consideration disappointment. to recruit. His last two incoming groups are for the 2006 National Coach of the Year Each of Pat’s prior coaching assignments testimony to that fact. award. But had there been voting for Coach presented him with different challenges. He Included among his Towson recruits is a of the Most Improved Program, his name hurdled over all of them at Iona, Florida 6-8 forward rated the 10th highest junior surely would have been at the top of the list. State, DePaul and Montana, leading his college prospect in the nation two years ago, This is Pat’s third year at rebuilding teams to eight NCAA Tournament appear- a Pennsylvania state player of the year, a first- Towson’s program. The progress has been ances and five National Invitation Tourna- team all-metro wing who led his high school impressive. ments. team to its first state championship, a NJCAA His first season at Towson was a bust in At Florida State, he reached the NCAA’s third team All-American and a former Balti- terms of the record - a career low 5 wins Elite Eight in 1993 and the NIT championship more Metro Player of the Year. against a career high 24 losses. Despite the game in 1987. Eleven of his former players Kennedy was introduced to coaching by dismal win/loss results, however, Pat and his have gone to the NBA, including , Ed Donohue while he was an undergradu- staff were scoring big off the court. a local Baltimore product from the storied ate attending King’s College of Pa. on a bas- Those behind-the-scene efforts paid huge Dunbar High School program. A number of ketball scholarship. After two years on the dividends in year two. The Tigers rose from his former assistants are now head coaches the ashes of the Colonial Athletic Associa- themselves, perhaps most notable among tion’s last place to finish seventh in a league them at Providence College. Kennedy Assistants that expanded to 12 schools and sent four of Kennedy is experienced. There isn’t a as Head Coaches its teams (two to the NCAA, two to the NIT) level of Division I college basketball he and in the NBA into post-season play. Towson was the most hasn’t coached on, from the MAAC while improved team in the CAA for the 2005-06 at Iona, to the Metro Conference and Tim Welsh Head Coach, regular season with a plus seven. Atlantic Coast Conference at Florida State, Providence College This is year number three for him. Expec- through Conference USA at DePaul to the Larry Harrison Scout, tations are high because Kennedy, through Big Sky at Montana. recruiting and aggressive scheduling, has Now the task he has accepted is to raise created an exciting atmosphere for basketball the Tigers to a competitive level in the Colo- Head Coach, at Towson. With Kennedy at the controls it nial Athletic Association where Towson’s U.S. Military Academy promises to be an interesting campaign. conference record is 22-68 after six years in Most coaches go through an extensive the league. Eight of those wins were earned Michael Hunt Head Coach, development stage, serving apprenticeships last year. Towson University as assistants before landing a head job, or The 2004-05 season was Pat’s first at Kenny Williamson Chief Scout, they work in the Division III and II ranks Towson. And, it was his most dismal ever. The Charlotte Bobcats prior to moving up. Not so for Kennedy. Tigers struggled to a 5-24 record, their second After two years as an assistant to the leg- worst in 25 seasons as a Division I school. Jim Todd Assistant Coach, endary , he was hired as a Divi- Because he wasn’t hired until the spring, sion I head coach. Pat has never been Pat was able to bring in just two recruits, a Tracy Dildy Associate Head Coach, anything but a Division I head coach since. junior college transfer point guard that started University of Coaching Staff Kennedy continues to rank among the 23 of 28 games, and a freshman wing who Alabama-Birmingham 11 top 25 active winningest Division I coaches averaged just 5.9 minutes in 22 games. Three with his 434 career victories. His previous of the returning veterans, with a combined Head Coach 26 years have been more kind to him than 94 career starts, were sidelined with knee not, leaving him with much success and little injuries. One of those vets was a 6-10 center Pat Kennedy Pat Kennedy Monarchs’ squad, Donohue coaxed Pat out In six seasons at Iona, Pat led the Gaels to of his uniform to coach King’s junior varsity, a 124-60 record, two trips to the NCAA which he did to a 17-4 record. In his senior Tournament and two NIT appearances. His year Kennedy was elevated to the top assis- very first career victory, an upset over South tant on the varsity. From that point on Pat Carolina, was an indication of what was knew what he wanted to do in his life - coach ahead for the Gaels. college basketball. Iona posted a 15-14 record in Kennedy’s After graduating from King’s in 1975, first year. The next four were all 20 plus win Kennedy took a similar position at Lehigh seasons and included two NIT appearances for one year. Then the Keyport, N.J. native plus two trips to the NCAA tournament. He joined the late Jim Valvano’s staff at Iona became just the fourth coach in NCAA Divi- College in New Rochelle, N.Y. He served two sion I history to win 100 games in his first years as Valvano’s assistant. After the 1979- five seasons as a head coach. 80 season Valvano moved on to North Car- One of his finest teams was the 1983-84 olina State. Kennedy moved up and became squad that posted a 23-8 record. That per- the Gaels’ head coach at the age of 28. formance put him into the NCAA Tourna-

Pat Kennedy’s Career Coaching Record Season School W-L Pct. 1980-81 Iona 15-14 .517 1981-82 Iona 24-9 .727 N.I.T. 1st Round ment for the first time as a head coach. It 1982-83 Iona 22-9 .710 N.I.T. 2nd Round also earned him his first recognition when 1983-84 Iona 23-8 .742 NCAA 1st Round he was selected the New York Metro Area 1984-85 Iona 26-5 .839 NCAA 1st Round Coach of the Year. The following year his 1985-86 Iona 14-15 .482 Gaels were 26-5 and made another trip to Iona Totals: 124-60 .674 the NCAA Tournament. 1986-87 Florida State 19-11 .633 N.I.T. 2nd Round Kennedy was a Heineken Award recipient, 1987-88 Florida State 19-11 .633 NCAA 1st Round an honor symbolic of excellence in college 1988-89 Florida State 22-8 .733 NCAA 1st Round coaching. He followed Valvano, St. John’s 1989-90 Florida State 16-15 .516 Lou Carnesseca and North Carolina’s Dean 1990-91 Florida State 21-11 .656 NCAA 2nd Round Smith as an honoree of the prestigious award. 1991-92 Florida State 22-10 .687 NCAA Sweet 16 Over 95 percent of his recruits at Iona grad- 1992-93 Florida State 25-10 .714 NCAA Elite Eight uated. USAToday cited Kennedy’s program 1993-94 Florida State 13-14 .481 at Iona as having one of the most outstand- 1994-95 Florida State 12-15 .444 ing graduation rates in college athletics. 1995-96 Florida State 13-14 .481 While at Iona, Pat developed a penchant 1996-97 Florida State 20-12 .625 N.I.T. Championship Game for administration, serving five years in the Florida State Totals: 202-131 .607 dual role of head basketball coach and asso- ciate athletics director. He was also president 1997-98 DePaul 7-23 .233 of the MAAC Coaches’ Association and a 1998-99 DePaul 18-13 .580 N.I.T. 2nd Round member of the NCAA Tournament Selection 1999-2000 DePaul 21-12 .636 NCAA 1st Round Committee for the Eastern Region. 2000-01 DePaul 12-18 .400 Kennedy resigned his position at Iona fol- 2001-02 DePaul 9-19 .321 lowing the 1985-86 season to accept the head DePaul Totals: 67-85 .441 coach’s job at Florida State. Prior to his 2002-03 Montana 13-17 .433 arrival, the Seminoles had made only four 2003-04 Montana 10-18 .357 trips to the NCAA tournament in the previ-

Coaching Staff Montana Totals: 23-35 .397 ous 39 seasons. During Kennedy’s 11 years at the Tallahassee school, FSU appeared in 12 2004-05 Towson 6-23* .206 the NCAA tournament five times, reaching 2005-06 Towson 12-16 .428 the Sweet Sixteen in 1992 and the Elite Eight Kennedy All-Time 434-350 .554 in 1993. The NIT figured into FSU’s post-season * includes forfeit win over Lehigh history as well while Kennedy was at the Coach Kennedy and the late Jim Valvano, his predecessor at Iona.

helm. In his first season Florida State advanced to the NIT second round. In his last season the Seminoles were 20-12. They reached the NIT finals where they eventually bowed to Michigan. Up until Kennedy’s arrival at Florida State, the Seminoles had never won a conference championship - regular season or postsea- son. In 1990-91, FSU’s last year in the Metro Conference, the Seminoles cleared that hurdle by winning the school’s first post-season tour- nament with a stunning comeback victory Kennedy’s Milestone Wins against Louisville. During his tenure at FSU, Kennedy engi- 1 Iona 79, South Carolina 69 11/29/80 neered the Seminoles’ transition from the 50 Iona 77, Army 66 1/15/83 Metro Conference to the Atlantic Coast Con- 100 Iona 52, St. Peter’s 48 1/26/85 150 Florida State 87, Jacksonville 63 1/6/88 ference. In 1992 the Seminoles made their 200 Florida State 79, South Carolina 70 3/3/90 ACC debut, finishing with an impressive 22- 250 Florida State 109, Maryland-Baltimore County 80 12/28/92 10 record that included an 11-5 league mark, 300 Florida State 80, Maryland Baltimore County 56 12/28/95 good enough for a second place finish behind 350 DePaul 95, Tulane 59 3/3/99 eventual national champion Duke. FSU went 400 Montana 61, Portland State 49 1/11/03 to the NCAA tournament where it beat Montana and Georgetown before falling to Indiana in the Sweet Sixteen. where the best season in Florida State history ally, high school star Eddy Curry, who had The following year, Kennedy’s seventh with ended with a loss to Kentucky. made a verbal commitment to DePaul, the Seminoles, Florida State won a school After compiling a 202-131 record at opted to enter the draft and was selected record 25 games. The 11th-ranked Seminoles Florida State, Kennedy left to accept the task fourth overall. (they had been ranked as high as 6th) beat of rebuilding the basketball program at In his final season at the school, Evansville, Tulane and Western Kentucky to DePaul. The year before he arrived (1996- he suspended three of his team’s top four advance to the NCAA regional championship 97) the Blue Demons were 3-23. scorers for academic reasons. They were eli- The 1997-98 season was dismal as the Blue gible by DePaul and NCAA standards, but Demons were 7-23. But they opened the cam- not by Kennedy’s. paign with a victory that stopped a 13-game After the 2001-02 season, Kennedy Winningest Active DePaul losing streak. They also beat resigned from DePaul with a 67-85 record NCAA Division I Coaches Memphis and UAB, which were the first and and moved to the Big Sky country, accepting (Prior to start of 2006-07 Season) second place finishers in the National Divi- the head coach’s job at Montana. 1. , Texas Tech 869-350 40 yrs. sion of Conference USA, on the road. Kennedy coached the Grizzlies to a two- 2. Lute Olson, Arizona 761-269 33 yrs. The following year Kennedy rallied the year record of 23-35. He picked up his 400th 3. , Duke 753-250 31 yrs. Blue Demons to the biggest one-season turn- career victory when Montana downed Port- 4. Jim Calhoun, Connecticut 733-314 34 yrs. around in DePaul history. They finished with land State 61-49 on January 11, 2003. 5. , Syracuse 726-253 30 yrs. an 18-13 record and participated in the NIT, Montana finished third in the Big Sky Con- 6. Tom Davis, Drake 580-341 31 yrs. downing Northwestern before bowing to ference in 2004-05 year but won the league’s 7. , Houston 566-385 32 yrs. California in a one-point loss. tournament title to earn its sixth appearance 8. , Maryland 560-319 28 yrs. 9. Homer Drew, Valparaiso 555-347 29 yrs. The turnaround continued in 1999-2000 in the NCAA Tournament. Four of the five 10. Larry Hunter, W. Carolina 522-241 26 yrs. when the Blue Demons posted a 21-12 starters for the Grizzlies were Kennedy’s 11. Ben Braun, California 519-356 29 yrs. record. They returned to the NCAA tourna- recruits. The Grizzlies returned to the NCAA 12. Bo Ryan, Wisconsin 495-152 22 yrs. ment for the first time in eight years where Tournament last year. 13. Rick Byrd, Belmont 493-284 25 yrs. they were beaten in overtime by Kansas. Pat has never restricted his work in college Roy Williams, UNC 493-124 18 yrs. Over a two year period Kennedy was basketball to coaching. For over a decade he 15. , Louisville 470-172 20 yrs. faced with a situation he had never experi- has served on the National Association of Coaching Staff 16. , Indiana 455-257 23 yrs. enced - players leaving early for the NBA. Basketball Coaches board of directors. He 13 17. , WVA 449-266 24 yrs. 18. Pat Kennedy, Towson 434-350 26 yrs. Five of his Blue Demons opted to end their served as the NABC’s president during the 19. Dave Bike, Sacred Heart 427-387 28 yrs. college careers for the professional ranks, 2004-05 year. He has another year remain- 20. Don Maestri, Troy 411-277 24 yrs. including first round picks Quentin ing on the board as a past president. Richardson and Steven Hunter. Addition- Pat was honored by the Metropolitan Pat Kennedy Pat Kennedy

Kennedy Players Quentin in the NBA Richardson Iona College: Steve Burtt Gary Springer Florida State: George McCloud Irv Thomas Tony Dawson Randy Allen Doug Edwards Houston Rockets Bob Sura Houston Rockets Sam Cassell Los Angeles Clippers DePaul: New York Knicks Bobby Simmons Milwaukee Bucks Steve Hunter Philadelphia 76ers Steve Hunter

Intercollegiate Basketball Association with its prestigious 2004 NIT-NABC Coaches Award, presented in conjunction with the National Invitation Tournament. Kennedy is the son of an immigrant father, Joseph William Kennedy who came to this country from Tralee, Ireland. Pat has never forgotten those roots. He was one of several coaches who raised money for former NBA commissioner Walter Kennedy to build the first basketball arena in Dublin, Ireland. Pat has done three tours of basketball clinics and has lectured throughout Ireland during his coaching career. He was also one of the owners of the Burger Land Team of Cork, one of Ireland’s first professional teams. Pat attended Red Bank (N.J.) Catholic High School, home of the Fighting Caseys. He completed his undergraduate education at King’s College in Wilkes-Barre, Pa., a sister Sam school to the University of Notre Dame in Cassell South Bend, Ind. Pat and his wife, Jeannie, are the parents of a son, Joey, who is a senior guard for the Coaching Staff Northwestern Wildcats, and two daughters, Bobby 14 Kimberly and Kathryn. Simmons EricEric Skeeters Skeeters Assistant Coach Coppin State, ’97 · 3rd Season

When head coach Pat Kennedy began filling his staff bus, Ohio. His squad beat defending champion New positions, Baltimore native son Eric Skeeters was York Riverside, 65-59 for the title. Members of Bal- his first hire. timore’s Best included Shawnta Rogers of Lake Skeets’ background stretches from the Catonsville Clifton, Alphonso Jones of Douglass, Guy Butler of Midget League to the Atlantic Coast Conference. Woodlawn, Tommy Polley of Dunbar (now a line- “Eric brings a wealth of quality experience to our backer with the New Orleans Saints), Colin Jones program,” says Kennedy. “We must build bridges of Patterson and Marvis Thornton of Dunbar plus with the Baltimore basketball community and I a St. Frances Academy contingent of Karcher, Keon know that Skeets can do an outstanding job in this Chavez, Greg Billups and Tavares Graham. area. He’s a quality coach and a quality person.” Skeets was awarded a bachelor’s in management Skeets came to Towson from Virginia Tech where science from Coppin State in 1997. He earned an he was an assistant under for the associate’s degree in 1991 from Catonsville Com- 2003-04 season as the Hokies enjoyed their first munity College. At Catonsville, he played lacrosse winning record (15-14) in four years. He left the and basketball for two seasons where he led his Blacksburg, Va. school just as it finished recruiting region in assists in 1990. He was a for its first ACC season. The Hokies’ incoming class standout point guard in bas- was rated 23rd by Rivals Hoop. Skeets’ top recruit, ketball and midfielder in , was named to the ACC All- lacrosse at Woodlawn High Rookie team that year. School, earning All-County A 1986 graduate of Woodlawn High School, honors in lacrosse. Skeets Skeets got his start as the junior varsity coach and played both basketball and assistant varsity coach at Baltimore’s St. Frances lacrosse throughout his Academy from 1992-96 under coach William Wells. competitive career that While there he coached Mark Karcher, a former began as a youngster at St. standout at Temple who was a 1997 USA TODAY Mark’s School in the first team All- American, a McDonald’s All-Amer- Catonsville Midget ican and a two-time Baltimore Sun Player of the League. A knee injury Year. In Skeets’ final season at St. Frances, the team that he suffered was 30- 4 and ranked 14th nationally in the USA while at Catonsville TODAY final poll. The ball-boy for the Panthers C.C. eventually that year was Carmelo Anthony, the 2003 Big East ended his playing Rookie of the Year and the third pick in the 2003 career. NBA Draft. Eric and his wife, From 1992-96 Skeets served three seasons as an Marie, a University assistant coach to Ron “Fang” Mitchell at Coppin of Maryland grad- State. With the Eagles, Skeets assisted in all areas for uate, have two the team and served as Coppin State’s chief recruiter. sons, Evan and While at Coppin State, Skeets helped the Eagles to Miles. a three-year record of 58-30 and three Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference regular-season championships. In 1997, Coppin State earned a bid to the NCAA Tournament where the Eagles scored a huge upset, beating second-seed South Carolina 78-65. Skeets left Coppin for Youngstown State where he contributed immediately to the Penguins’ recruit-

ing. He was responsible for signing Doug Under- Coaching Staff wood out of Meade High School. Underwood was 15 named to the All-Rookie Team and then first team All-Conference. In 1994 Skeets directed a team called Baltimore’s Best to a 56-team tournament championship, the Midwest Future Showdown & Shootout in Colum- JayJay Eck Eck Assistant Coach Xavier, ’73 · 3rd Season

A former head coach at the college and professional has been part of national and regional broadcasts and levels, Jay Eck is in his third year on the Towson has done a variety of sports, ranging from college bas- University staff. ketball to . His programs have “Jay brings a wealth of experience to our been broadcast on Fox Sportsnet, Comcast and WGN- program,” said Towson head coach Pat Kennedy. Radio in Chicago. “He has a very strong background in every aspect of In 1995, Eck returned to college basketball coach- this business. As both a head coach and as an assis- ing when he joined Ken Burmeister’s staff at Loyola tant coach, he has always been extremely success- University in Chicago. He spent four seasons with the ful. We’re very happy to have him.” Ramblers and played a major role in the rebuilding A native of Madison, Wis., Jay is a graduate of of Loyola’s program. Xavier University. He started his coaching career as He began his association with Coach Kennedy in an assistant at Bradley from 1979 to 1983. In four 1999 at DePaul. Jay was the Director of Basketball years with the Braves, he helped Coach Dick Versace Camps at DePaul while handling the Blue Demons’ win two Missouri Valley Conference championships television and radio shows. as Bradley compiled an 83-42 record. In 1980, Coach Eck and his wife, Mary Beth, are the Bradley played in the NCAA Division I Tournament. parents of four children. Their oldest son, Jason, is The 1982 Braves had a 26-10 overall record and won a 2000 graduate of the University of Wisconsin and the National Invitational Tournament championship. a former football player for the Badgers. He is cur- From 1983 to 1985, Jay worked as an assistant rently the tight ends coach at the University of Idaho coach at Pittsburgh under Roy Chipman. In 1983- on Dennis Erickson’s staff. 84, the Panthers were 18-13 and earned a berth in Their second son, Brian, is an elementary the NIT. In 1984-85, Pitt posted a 17-12 record and school teacher and high school basketball coach advanced to the NCAA Tournament. During his in the Chicago area. A recent graduate of tenure at Pittsburgh, he coached All-Americans DePaul, he served as Coach Kennedy’s basket- Charles Smith and Jerome Lane. ball manager as an undergraduate. Their Jay became a collegiate head coach for the first oldest daughter, Jenny, is a graduate time in 1985 when he was appointed at Wisconsin- of the University of Notre Dame Stevens Point. In his two years at UWSP, the Point- while their youngest daughter, ers were one of the top teams in NCAA Division III Meggie, is a senior basketball with a 45-13 record. They won back-to-back Wis- player and team captain at consin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference champi- Eastern Illinois University. onships. Jay was honored as the WIAC Coach of the Year in 1986. In 1987, Jay was named as the head coach at the University of Toledo. In four years at Toledo, he compiled a 62-57 record with three winning seasons. During his tenure, the Rockets earned victories over Minnesota, Pittsburgh, Houston and Cincinnati. In 1991, the Rockets were runners-up in the Mid- American Conference Tournament, losing to Eastern Michigan in the championship game, 67-66. In six seasons as a collegiate head coach, Jay was 107-70. In 1991, he became vice-president of basketball operations for the Louisville Shooters of the Global

Coaching Staff Basketball Association. He also spent one season as 16 the coach of the South Georgia Blues. In addition to his basketball coaching experience, Jay has an extensive background in broadcasting. He founded his own production company in 1991 called “Championship Coach’s Corner.” Over the years, he JimJim Meil Meil Assistant Coach Lehigh ’82 · 16th Season

Jim Meil, an assistant coach at Towson University for From 1988 to 1994 Towson posted six straight 15 years before continuing his career at the Univer- winning seasons with a record of 112-65 (.633) that sity of Miami and Wagner College, is returning to the included three consecutive East Coast Conference Tigers' basketball staff. championships, a school record 22-game home win "Jim's overall background and success make him streak and the Tigers' only two trips to the NCAA a great addition to an already strong coaching staff," Division I Tournament. says head coach Pat Kennedy. "He also gives us The success coincided with the appearance of local another very familiar face in the metropolitan Bal- Baltimore products Kurk Lee, Devin Boyd, Kelly timore area. Jim was successful at Towson earlier Williamson, Kennell Jones and Terrance Jacobs, because of his many local connections. He contin- among many others, whom Jim was instrumental ued to maintain that presence here while at Miami in recruiting. and Wagner." Boyd ended his career as Towson's all-time A Baltimore native, Jim is a 1978 graduate of The leading scorer with 2,000 points. Lee went on to McDonogh School where he was a four-year starter play in the NBA with the New Jersey Nets before and 1,000-point career scorer for the Eagles under enjoying a lengthy professional career in Finland. Paul Smith. He was an assistant coach at Towson Jones was named the ECC's 1990 Scholar-Athlete from 1982 to 1997. He began his stint under Vince of the Year for men's basketball. Boyd, Lee and Angotti and remained with the program when Terry Jacobs, another European leaguer, each won the Truax was hired in 1983. ECC Player of the Year award during their careers. Boyd and Lee are Towson's only Division I players to receive All-American honors. Towson finished the 1993-94 seasons with a 21- 9 record, the Tigers' only 20-win season thus far on the Division I level. In 1995-96 the Tigers were 16- 12 to mark the only winning record for Towson in the last 11 seasons. In 1997, Jim joined 's Hurri- canes staff as an administrative assistant while earning a Master's degree in sports administration at Miami. The Hurricanes went to the NCAA Tour- nament both years he was associated with the program. In 1999, Meil moved on to Wagner where he has served on the staff for the past seven years, four as an assistant coach and the last three as associate head coach. He was an assistant coach for for four seasons and Mike Deane for three years. Meil helped the Seahawks win three straight scoring titles, along with three straight winning seasons, a 2002 NIT berth and the school's first-ever NCAA Tournament appearance in 2003. Jim is a 1982 graduate of Lehigh where he earned a degree in marketing. He actually got his start in coaching while an undergraduate. After his fresh-

man year, Jim became a student assistant under Brian Coaching Staff Hill, currently the head coach of the NBA’s Orlando 17 Magic. As a senior, he was named head jayvee coach and directed the Engineers to a 12-6 record that year. Shaun Brian Morris Bradshaw Coord. of Basketball Operations Athletic Trainer Lycoming, ‘05 · 2nd Season Salisbury, ’02 · 3rd Season

Shaun was appointed Coordinator of Brian’s year consists of assisting with Basketball Operations this past Sep- football and then heading up the sports tember by head coach Pat Kennedy. medicine coverage of the Tigers’ men’s basketball program. “Shaun has developed an outstanding foundation and background Brian came to Towson from the Baltimore Orioles Baseball Club. for the game of basketball through his years at Trinity High School He was employed as a trainer at the Orioles’ facility in and as a student-athlete for his college career at Lycoming College,” Sarasota, Fla. where he was primarily responsible for long term reha- says Kennedy. “He is in a long line of young assistant coaches who bilitation and post-surgical care of the players in the organization. have come through our program. He has true promise to become an In 2003 Brian was assigned by Orioles owner Peter Angelos to serve outstanding Division I assistant coach.” as the head athletic trainer for the Greek Olympic Baseball Team Shauns hails from a basketball family. His dad, John Morris, was a during the Athens Games. Angelos was the principal organizer and two-year starter at nearby Loyola College. Shaun's three brothers each chief financial supporter for the Greek team. helped Trinity H.S. to a Pennsylvania State Class AA championship, A 2002 graduate of Salisbury University (Dean’s List student) with and were 1,000-point career scorers in high school. All are currently a BS in Athletic Training, Brian went on to earn a Master of Science playing college basketball. John is a 6-2 senior shooting guard at Old in Education with a concentration in Health Promotions at Virginia Dominion, Kevin is a 6-6 junior small forward at Lycoming and Brian Tech. As a sports medicine graduate assistant he was assigned to the is a 6-6 freshman point guard at Richmond. Virginia Tech football training staff. Shaun was captain of Trinity's 29-4 team that won the 2001 state In addition to his teaching experience (“Shoulder: Anatomy, Related title, averaging 13.0 points, 7.0 assists and 5.0 rebounds. He was Injuries, Assessments and Treatments”) Brian has lectured at sympo- named to the All-Conference and All-District teams. On its way to the siums for various athletic trainers associations. His area of concentra- state title that year, Trinity beat a Gerry McNamara led Bishop Hannan tion has been the shoulder. squad in the Eastern Finals. John, as a junior, was the Shamrocks’ Brian is certified by the National Athletic Trainers Association, the leading scorer. Kevin was a freshman member of that team as well. Commonwealth of Virginia, the State of Florida and the American After a freshman year at Wheeling Jesuit University, Shaun trans- Heart Association Health Care Provider. ferred to Lycoming where he was a three-year starter, helping the War- His association with Towson began long before he arrived on campus riors to a 53-27 record, a MAC Freedom Conference championship to join the athletic training staff. Both of Brian’s parents, who con- and a trip to the 2004 NCAA Tournament. He finished his college tinue to teach in Baltimore County middle schools, are Towson grad- career as the Warriors' all-time career assist leader with 355. His 154 uates. His sister, Megan, a Boston University graduate, served a one-year assists in 2004-05 are a single season program record. He also holds internship in Towson’s athletic media relations office covering volley- the school mark for assists in a game with 12 against Delaware Valley. ball, women’s basketball and women’s lacrosse. After a year at Vil- Shaun was a captain in his senior year at Lycoming when he received lanova, Megan has returned to BU as the Men’s Basketball contact. the school's Academic Achievement Award for Men's Basketball. In his junior year the marketing major was the Dutch Burch Award winner. A Dean's List student, he was also an active member of the Institute of Management Studies. Student Managers From left to right: Michelle Dodd, Mike Hollis, Joanna Katz, Frank Kearney, Chelsea Brown, Adam Beissel

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Coaching Staff Hutchinson 18 Administrative Assistant/ Video Coordinator TheThe TowsonTowson CenterCenter The TowsonThe Center Towson Center With a seating capacity of 5,000 for basket- nearly 75 faculty and staff members. pionship games live. ball, the Towson Center is the official home Along the west side of the arena is a 60- In addition, it has hosted the NCAA Divi- of the Towson University Tigers. foot long elevated press box with sliding glass sion II South Atlantic tournaments in 1977 In its 30th season of hosting college basket- windows which can seat a dozen writers, and 1978, and the NCAA Southeast regional ball games, the Towson Center has experienced facilitates two radio stations and a camera gymnastics meet in 1995. a few changes. Most noticeably, a portable crew. The arena has built-in concession areas, Through the years, the Towson Center has wooden floor was placed over the Towson ticket booths, a large four-faced scoreboard been a popular venue for numerous high Center’s Versturf surface nine years ago. suspended over the basketball court, a school basketball tournament, including the The Towson Center arena is part of a message board, arena-size rest rooms and Charm City Classic. complex which is situated on 24 picturesque numerous auxiliary rooms. acres of ground. It was opened for use in The floor of the main arena is designed to October, 1976. Since then, the Tigers have a accomodate basketball, gymnastics, indoor 226-139 record in it, including a 111-73 track, tennis and volleyball. Two large car- mark over the last 14 years. peted platform risers with armed chairback The entire complex includes the arena, seating sections weighing 35 tons each, are Tigers’ Top 11,000-seat Johnny Unitas Stadium, ten unique features. Fully-mechanized, they are tennis courts (five lighted for evening play), among the largest of their kind in the world. Towson Center and separate fields for football, lacrosse, There is also additional bleacher seating on Crowds soccer, field hockey and softball. the floor and concourse levels. Inside the arena, which has 165,000 square Over the years, the Towson Center has 5,086 feet of floor space, there are six classrooms, played host to numerous conference basket- Towson vs. Michigan, Nov. 24, 1997 a research lab, a curriculum center, a fitness ball tournaments. From 1984 to 1991, center, varsity and other weight rooms, a the Towson Center played host to the East 5,079 training room, a gymnastics room, plus 16 Coast Conference Tournament. Hosting the Towson vs. U. of Baltimore, Feb. 5, 1977 locker rooms, six racquetball courts and six ECC Tournament provided the Towson 4,950 squash courts. The main arena is sufficiently Center with national exposure as ESPN tel- Towson vs. U. of Baltimore, Feb. 26, 1977 lighted for television. The facility houses evised the 1988, 1989, 1990 and 1991 cham- Mason-Dixon Conference Championship Game 4,435 Towson vs. Lehigh, Mar. 6, 1990 East Coast Conference Championship Game 4,419 Towson vs. U. of Baltimore, Mar. 5, 1977 NCAA Division II Regional Championship Game 4,281 Towson vs. Louisville, Jan. 30, 1995 4,271 Towson vs. Lehigh, Mar. 8, 1988 - East Coast Conference Championship Game The Towson Center The Towson 66 The TowsonThe Center Towson Center In the 2006-07 season, the Tigers will be as the tournament MVP as he scores 21 points hosted their first major college program in playing their 30th season in the Towson with 14 rebounds and four blocked shots. the Towson Center as they faced Villanova. Center this year. In honor of the Towson March 5, 1977 - Towson 92, Baltimore Led by All-Americans Ed Pinckney and John Center’s 30th anniversary, here is a list of the Pinone, the Wildcats shot 61.7 per cent from 87 (OT): Led by a 35-point performance by top 30 (or so) moments in the last 30 years, the floor as they handed the Tigers their Roger Dickens, the Tigers edge Baltimore in listed chronologically. worst-ever Towson Center loss, 85-55. A the NCAA Division II South Atlantic regional future NBA star, Pinckney shot 11-for-11 October 15, 1976: A National Basketball championship game. After rallying from a 78- from the floor and scored 22 points while Association exhibition game between the 72 deficit in the final minute to force overtime, Pinone had 25 points. The nucleus of the Vil- Washington Bullets and the New York Knicks the Tigers use eight overtime points by Dickens lanova team that played in the Towson officially opens the Towson Center. to win the title. Brian Matthews adds 28 points Center went on to win a national champi- and 15 rebounds before a crowd of 4,419. December 11, 1976 - Towson 101, C.W. Post onship in 1985. February 18, 1978 - Towson 80, Cheyney 72: The Tigers make their Towson Center January 8, 1983 - Towson 55, Bucknell debut with a convincing 101-72 win over 78: Ranked 2nd in NCAA Division II, the 54: In their first season as members of the C.W. Posr as Roger Dickens scores 20 points. Tigers received a 25-point effort from Brian East Coast Conference, the Tigers earned Savia Sharp had the honor of scoring the first Matthews as they edged 4th-ranked Cheyney, their first-ever ECC win as they rallied from basket in the Towson Center. 80-78. Coached by John Chaney, Cheyney a 12-point deficit in the final ten minutes to went on to win the NCAA Division II February 5, 1977 - Towson 68, Baltimore edge Bucknell, 55-54. Donald Leslie led the national championship. 65: A sell-out crowd of 5,079 watches the 3rd- Tigers with 14 points while James Bruce ranked Tigers edge 4th-ranked Baltimore in a February 25, 1978 - Towson 74, Mount St. scored 13 points with seven assists. Mary’s 66: battle between top of the top teams in NCAA In the Mason-Dixon Conference February 11, 1984 - Towson 71, American Division II. Brian Matthews leads the Tigers to championship game, the Tigers won their 62 (2 OT): Freshman guard Bill Leonard the win with 18 points and 11 rebounds. first Mason-Dixon title with a 74-66 win scored a game high 20 points and hit a 30- over Mount St. Mary’s. Roger Dickens February 26, 1977 - Baltimore 100, bank shot to send the game to a second over- scored 22 points and was named as the tour- Towson 96: In the Mason-Dixon Confer- time period as the Tigers earned their nament’s MVP. ence championship game, Baltimore hands first-ever win over American University. the Tigers their first-ever Towson Center loss March 4, 1978 - Elizabeth City 84, Leonard’s desparation shot at the end of the with a thrilling 100-96 win before a crowd Towson 73: Hosting the NCAA Division II first overtime banked in and tied the game of 4,950. The Tigers’ Pat McKinley is named South Atlantic regional for the second year in at 58-58. In the second overtime, the Tigers a row, the Tigers lost to Elizabeth City in the went on a 13-4 spurt to earn their first win finals, 84-73. Tom Blue of Elizabeth City was over the Eagles in 19 meetings. the tournament MVP as he scored 13 points March 10, 1984 - Rider 73, Bucknell 71 with 13 rebounds. Brian Matthews led the (OT): In the first of eight consecutive East Tigers with 22 points and 10 rebounds. Coast Conference Tournaments played in the December 1, 1979 - American 66, Towson Towson Center, senior Kevin Thomas scored 63: In their debut as an NCAA Division I 31 points to lead Rider to a 73-71 upset win program, the Tigers fell to Coach Gary over Bucknell in the championship game. On Williams and American University, 66-63. his way to a 31-point effort, Thomas made All-American Boo Bowers led the Eagles with 15 of 16 free throws and was named as the 33 points and ten rebounds while Mike Lyles tournament’s MVP. Bucknell ended the scored 16 points for the Tigers. season with a 24-5 record. February 13, 1980 - Towson 74, Balti- March 7, 1987 - ECC Semi-Finals Double- more 69: Led by a career high 18-point, 12- header - Bucknell 103, Lehigh 100 (2 OT); performance from Joe Miller, the Towson 70, Lafayette 66: Bucknell and Tigers beat the University of Baltimore, 74- Towson advanced to the East Coast Confer- 69, to present Coach Vince Angotti with his ence championship game by winning thrilling 200th career victory. The winningest coach semi-final contests. In the first semi-final, in Towson basketball history, Angotti fin- Bucknell overcame a Towson Center record Center The Towson ished his career with 231 wins in 16 seasons. scoring performance by Lehigh’s Daren 67 December 14, 1981 - Villanova 85, Towson Queenan to pull out a 103-100 win in double 55: Before a crowd of 3,442 that was held overtime. Queenan scored 49 points in the down because of a snow storm, the Tigers game as he made 17 of 31 shots from the floor. The game featured 31 lead changes and Glenn Dieter makes a jump shot over All-American John Pinone in the Tigers’ 1981 game against Villanova The TowsonThe Center Towson Center 16 ties before Ted Aceto scored five points February 26, 1990 - Towson 92, Lehigh Boyd, who made 10 of 16 shots from the in the final 37 seconds to clinch the win. In 82: In their final regular season home game, floor, scored the 1,000th point of his college the second semi-final, junior guard Marty the Tigers raced to a 40-24 halftime lead and career with 12:51 remaining as he became Johnson scored a career high 24 points to cruised to a 92-82 win over Lehigh to clinch the 14th player in Towson history with 1,000 lead the Tigers to an upset win over Lafayette. the East Coast Conference regular season career points. With the win, the Tigers ended a seven-game championship for the first time ever. Kurk March 5, 1991 - Towson 69, Rider 63: losing streak to the Leopards and reached the Lee led Towson with 31 points as the Tigers Appearing on ESPN in the East Coast Con- ECC championship game for the first time. protected their lead by making 31 of 36 free ference championship game for the third time Michael Fink added 18 points for the Tigers. throws in the second half. in four years, the Tigers used last minute March 8, 1987 - Bucknell 86, Towson 74: March 6, 1990 - Towson 73, Lehigh 60: Led heroics to hold off Rider’s upset bid and earn Despite a career high 27 points from senior by East Coast Conference Tournament MVP their second straight trip to the NCAA Divi- guard Bill Leonard, the Tigers dropped an 86- Kurk Lee and his 22 points, the Tigers earned sion I Tournament. With the Tigers trailing 74 decision to Bucknell in the East Coast Con- their first ECC championship and a berth in by 61-59 and 1:06 left, Devin Boyd hit a short ference championship game. The loss ended the NCAA Tournament with a 73-60 win over jumper, was fouled and made the free throw the Tigers’ improbable march to the finals as Lehigh. Although the Tigers never trailed in to put the Tigers ahead to stay. With 45 the sixth-seeded Tigers defeated third-seeded the second half, they did not have a comfort- seconds left, Chuck Lightening made a Rider and second-seeded Lafayette in the first able lead until a three-point play by Lee with and a breakaway slam dunk to ignite the two rounds. Chris Seneca of Bucknell was the 3:40 remaining made it a 60-51 game. Sopho- crowd of 3,425 and send the Tigers on to tournament MVP after scoring 14 points with more Devin Boyd scored 13 points and was victory. Boyd and Lightening were named to eight assists in the finals. named to the all-tournament team. The Tigers the all-tournament team, along with junior December 5, 1987 - Towson 76, Loyola won the first of their three straight ECC cham- Terrance Jacobs. College 60: In the first college basketball pionships in front of a crowd of 4,435 and a February 15, 1992 - Towson 113, UMBC game televised from the Towson Center, the national ESPN audience. 103: In the highest-scoring game ever played Tigers edged local rival Loyola College. The December 1, 1990 - Towson 62, Loyola in the Towson Center, the Tigers outscored Tigers’ home opener was televised locally on 60: Junior guard Devin Boyd scored 18 UMBC, 113-103. The Tigers, who shot 56.1 WBAL-TV with Vince Bagli and Chris points as the Tigers defeated Loyola, 62-60, per cent from the floor, were led by senior Thomas handling the broadcast. A crowd of to win their second straight Baltimore Terrance Jacobs, who scored 39 points to set 3,485 saw the Tigers jump out to a 15-3 lead Beltway Classic championship. Boyd was the a record for the most points scored by a Tiger and never look back. Led by Adrian Basey, tournament MVP. William Griffin added 16 player in the Towson Center. Included among who scored 12 points, the Tigers shot 51 per poinst and was named to the all-tournament T.J.’s 39 points was the 1,000th point of his cent from the floor. team, along with Chuck Lightening. career at Towson. For UMBC, Derell Thomp- March 8, 1988 - Lehigh 84, Towson 78: January 16, 1991 - Towson 75, Rider 71: son set a school record with 43 points. With a crowd of 4,271 and a national ESPN In a bizarre atmosphere created by the pre- February 15, 1993 - Towson 75, Liberty audience watching, the Tigers lost to Lehigh in game news that Desert Storm had begun, 69: Playing their final home game of the the first East Coast Conference Tournament junior guard Devin Boyd scored a career high season, the Tigers clinched the Big South Con- championship game televised by ESPN. Daren 32 points as the Tigers edged Rider, 75-71. ference regular season title with a 75-69 win Queenan led Lehigh with 37 points while Marty Johnson and Tommy Jones each scored Many if the 4,435 fans in attendance stormed the court after the Tigers won the East Coast Conference in 1990 19 points for the Tigers, who finished as ECC runners-up for the second year in a row. December 7, 1988 - Towson 74, Navy 69: Playing in just his second Towson Center game, junior guard Kurk Lee exploded for 36 points as the Tigers ruined Navy’s first trip to Towson with a 74-69 win. Lee made 12 of 22 shots from the floor, including six three-pointers. February 1, 1989 - Towson 101, Lehigh 77:

The Towson Center The Towson In a rematch of the 1988 East Coast Confer- 68 ence championship game, the Tigers rolled to a 101-77 win over Lehigh. Six Tigers scored in double figures, led by Kurk Lee, who had 24 points. The win over Lehigh was one of six times the Tigers scored 100 or more points in the 1988-89 season. Ralph Blalock led the Tigers to an 81-69 win over Louisvile in 1995 by scoring 36 points.

The Towson Center over Liberty. The win upped the Tigers’ Big November 24, 1997 - Michigan 75, South record to 11-2 and marked their eighth Towson 72: Before a record crowd of 5,086 straight win at home. Scooter Alexander and playing on their new portable wooden scored 23 points to lead the Tigers. floor for the first time, the Tigers nearly pulled February 21, 1994 - Towson 75, UNC off a major upset as they dropped a 75-72 Greensboro 74: In their final home game heart-breaker to Michigan in the final minute. of the season, the Tigers won their 19th con- The Tigers entertained the sellout crowd and secutive home game with a 75-74 win over a local TV audience on WMAR by grabbing North Carolina Greensboro. The victory also a 37-32 lead at halftime. A three-pointer by put the Tigers in position to win their second Derrick Newton with 2:57 left gave the Tigers straight Big South regular season title and a 66-65 lead before the Wolverines scored enabled the Tigers to finish the season with seven straight points to make it a 72-66 edge. an 11-0 record at home. Ralph Blalock led However, a Marlin Wise three-pointer cut the Tigers by scoring 26 points on 12-for-13 the lead to 73-72 with eight seconds left. and Cantrell Fletcher each scored17 points shooting from the floor. Robbie Reid made two free throws for Michi- to lead the Tigers to a win over Norfolk State. gan with five seconds left to clinch the win. The victory was the Tigers’ seventh straight December 17, 1994 - Towson 84, Led by Raul DePablo, the Tigers made 13 of win in a home opener. Playing all 40 minutes, Delaware 83: For the third time in three 25 shots from three-point range. DePablo led Hamm shot 6-for-11 from the floor and weeks, Ralph Blalock connected on a game- the Tigers with 18 points. grabbed nine rebounds. winning three-point basket in the final December 1, 2001 - Towson 60, Rider 58: seconds to lead the Tigers to their 21st January 5, 2005 - Towson 86, Delaware In Coach Michael Hunt’s home debut as the straight Towson Center win, an 84-73 victory 66: In their Colonial Athletic Association Tiger coach, the Tigers erased a 31-11 first over Delaware. Blalock, who also hit game- home opener, the Tigers used an early 17-0 half deficit to edge Rider, 60-58. After trail- winning shots against Mount St. Mary’s and run to hand rival Delaware a decisive 86-66 ing by 20 points with 5:21 left in the first West Virginia, drilled a 23-foot shot with loss. The margin of victory was Towson’s half, the Tigers cut the margin to 37-23 at four seconds left to lift the Tigers past the largest in 51 games against the Blue Hens. halftime. Sam Sutton, who scored a game Blue Hens. The home court winning streak Mike Green scored 16 of his 20 points in the high 25 points, hit a jumper with 1:55 would reach 22 games before the Tigers lost first half as the Tigers took a 49-32 lead at remaining to put the Tigers up by 58-56 and to Radford on January 7, 1995. intermission. Lawrence Hamm added 23 they went to win. points while Jonathan Pease scored 15 points January 30, 1995 - Towson 81, Louisville January 12, 2002 - Towson 68, Drexel with 14 rebounds. 69: In what was considered one of the biggest 62: Playing their first-ever Colonial Athletic upsets of the 1994-95 college basketball December 3, 2005 - Towson 76, William Association game in the Towson Center, the season, the Tigers stunned Louisville, 81-69, & Mary 45: Senior Lawrence Hamm scored Tigers shot 59.2 per cent from the floor and before a delirious crowd of 4,281. The Tigers a career high 29 points on 13-for-15 shooting led for all 40 minutes in a 68-62 win over rallied from an 11-point first half deficit to from the floor to lead the Tigers to a 76-45 Drexel. The victory ended Towson’s 15-game pull away down the stretch. Trailing by 59- win over William & Mary in their Colonial losing streak against Drexel, a streak that 55 with 9:16 remaining, the Tigers outscored Athletic Association opener. Freshman guard dated back to January 23, 1991. Brian Allen the Cardinals by 26-10 the rest of the way. In Tim Crossin added 19 points and seven assists led the Tigers to their first CAA victory by the final 1:36, the Tigers made nine of ten for the Tigers, who led by 42-20 at halftime. scoring 15 points with eight assists. free throws. Ralph Blalock led the Tigers with January 12, 2006 - Towson 94, Hofstra 26 points and five steals while DeRon Robin- January 19, 2004 - Towson 57, UNC Wilm- 91: Led by the heroics of Gary Neal, the son scored 20 points off the bench. ington 55: A rebound basket by Derrick Tigers pulled off a thrilling 94-91 Colonial February 16, 1997 - Towson 80, Maine Goode as time expired lifted the Tigers to a Athletic Association win over Hofstra. Neal stunning 57-55 upset win over two-time 70: Led by a 21-point performance from scored 34 points as he nailed six of eight defending Colonial Athletic Association Ralph Biggs, the Tigers edged Maine to present three-point attempts. He scored 12 points in champion UNC Wilmington. The Seahawks, Coach Terry Truax with his 200th career the final 2:09 to lead the Tigers to the win. who came into the game with a 9-5 overall victory. The Tigers’ coach for 14 seasons, he After giving Towson an 84-80 lead on a three- record and a CAA-leading 4-1 mark. compiled a record of 202-203 and led Towson pointer with 2:09 left, he made 9 of 10 free Lawrence Hamm led the Tigers with 24 points Center The Towson to two NCAA Tournament appearances and throws the rest of the way. Freshman Tim and 11 rebounds as the Tigers ended a five- three conference championships. Crossin added 10 points and 10 assists as the 69 game losing streak against UNCW. Tigers overcame a school record three-point November 19, 2004 - Towson 69, Norfolk shooting effort (15-for-27) by Hofstra. State 58: In Coach Pat Kennedy’s home Hofstra went on to post a final record of 26- debut as the Tigers’ coach, Lawrence Hamm 7 and advance to the NIT quarter-finals. The Towson Center Records

Single Game Player Records at the Towson Center Points:...... 49 Daren Queenan, Lehigh vs. Bucknell, 1987 Points by a Towson Player: ...... 39 Terrance Jacobs, Towson vs. UMBC, 1992 Field Goals Attempted: ...... 33 Eric Evans, Morgan State vs. Towson, 1977 Field Goals Made:...... 17 Daren Queenan, Lehigh vs. Bucknell, 1987 3-Point Field Goals Attempted: ...... 16 Doug Day, Radford vs. Towson, 1993 3-Point Field Goals Made:...... 6 Lamar Butler, George Mason vs. Towson, 2002 Devin Boyd, Towson vs. Winthrop, 1993; Kurk Lee, Towson vs. Navy, 1989; Raul de Pablo, Towson vs. Michigan, 1997; Carmen Maciariello, New Hampshire vs. Towson, 1998 Free Throws Attempted: ...... 23 Maurice Ingram, Coastal Carolina vs. Towson, 1995 Free Throws Made: ...... 18 Oscar Jones, Delaware vs. Towson, 1986 Most Consecutive Free Throws Made: ...... 15 Oscar Jones, Delaware vs. Towson, 1986 Field Goal Pct. (10 made): ...... 1.000 (11-11) Ed Pinckney, Villanova vs. Towson, 1981 Free Throw Pct. (10 made):...... 1.000 (12-12) Kurk Lee, Towson vs. Drexel, 1989; Mel Edwards, Rider vs. Towson, 1989 Rebounds:...... 21 Brian Matthews, Towson vs. Albany State, 1977 Assists: ...... 14 Gordon Austin, American vs. Towson, 1983; 14 Greg McNair, Baltimore vs. Towson, 1980 Assists by a Towson Player:...... 13 Rodney Norris, Towson vs. St. Thomas Aquinas, 1977 Blocked Shots:...... 9 Pat McKinley, Towson vs. St. Thomas Aquinas, 1977 Steals: ...... 11 Marty Johnson, Towson vs. Bucknell, 1988 Turnovers:...... 12 Tracy Bergan, Loyola vs. Towson, 1991 Points in a Half:...... 29 Demetrius Dudley, Hofstra vs. Towson, 1992 Points in Overtime:...... 8 Roger Dickens, Towson vs. Balt., 1977 Single Game Team Records Most Points: ...... 116 Baltimore vs. Virginia Union, 1977 Most Points by Towson:...... 115 Towson vs. Gettysburg, 1986 Margin of Win by Towson: ...... 45 Towson (115) vs. Gettysburg (70), 1988 Worst Loss by Towson: ...... 35 Virginia Commonwealth (82) vs. Towson (47), 2003 Most Field Goals Attempted: ...... 103 Towson vs. St. Thomas Aquinas, 1977 Most Field Goals Made:...... 53 Towson vs. Salisbury, 1977 Highest Field Goal Pct.:...... 70.5 % (31-44) Towson vs. Northeastern, 2001 Lowest Field Goal Pct.: ...... 25.8 % (11-41) Maryland Eastern Shore vs. Towson, 2002 Most 3-Point Field Goal Attts.: ...... 33 Towson vs. Lafayette, 1998 Most 3-Point Field Goals Made:...... 15 Hofstra vs. Towson, 2006 Most Points in Half:...... 70 Virginia Union vs. Winston-Salem, 1977 Fewest Points in Half: ...... 6 St. Peter’s vs. Loyola, 1977 Most Points in Overtime:...... 14 Baltimore vs. UNC Wilmington, 1980 Most Points-2 Teams:...... 216 Towson (113) vs. UMBC (103), 1992 Fewest Points Scored: ...... 40 Maryland Eastern Shore (40) vs. Towson (65), 2002 Fewest Points-2 Teams: ...... 90 Towson (47) vs. Randolph-Macon (43), 1978 Rebounds: ...... 67 Towson vs. St. Thomas Aquinas, 1977 Fewest Rebounds: ...... 18 Towson vs. UNC Greensboro, 1994 Terrance Jacobs scored 39 points Assists:...... 33 Towson vs. St. Thomas Aquinas, 1977 against UMBC on February 15, 1992. Fewest Assists: ...... 0 George Washington vs. Towson, 1984 Turnovers: ...... 35 UMBC vs. Towson, 1977 Blocked Shots: ...... 13 Towson vs. St. Thomas Aquinas, 1977 Steals:...... 25 Towson vs. Gettysburg, 1988 Personal Fouls: ...... 34 Morgan State vs. Towson, 2001 Top Scoring Games Fewest Personal Fouls:...... 9 Towson vs. Vermont, 2001 in the Towson Center 9 Towson vs. Virginia Commonwealth, 2006 49...... Daren Queenan, Lehigh vs. Bucknell, 3/7/87 Most Fouled Out:...... 4 Drexel vs. Rider, 1984 43...... Derell Thompson, UMBC vs. Towson, 2/15/92 4 Morgan State vs. Towson, 2001 42...... Mike Polaha, Lehigh vs. Drexel, 3/6/87 4 Virginia Tech vs. Towson, 2003 39 ...... Terrance Jacobs, Towson vs. UMBC, 2/15/92 Most Free Throw Attempts: ...... 50 Towson vs. Lehigh, 1990; Towson vs. Rider, 1989 Darrick Suber, Rider vs. Towson, 2/29/92 Most Free Throws Made:...... 42 Towson vs. Lehigh, 1990 38 ...... Tom Bock, William & Mary vs. Towson, 1/16/89 High Free Throw Pct.: ...... 1.000 (11-11) Towson vs. Drexel, 1985 Devin Boyd, Towson vs. Delaware, 1/30/91 1.000 (7-7) Towson vs, Virginia Commonwealth, 2003 Erik Harris, Navy vs. Towson, 12/7/90 1.000 (7-7) Towson vs. William & Mary, 2005 37...... Tony Odrick, Towson vs. Long Island, 1/23/82 The Towson Center The Towson Fewest Free Throw Attempts: ...... 5 Towson vs. Philadelphia Textile, 1979; Daren Queenan, Lehigh vs. Towson, 3/8/88 Towson vs. Randolph-Macon, 1978 Demetrius Dudley, Hofstra vs. Towson, 2/6/92 70 Lowest Free Throw Pct.:...... 333 (4-12) Campbell vs. Towson, 1982 36...... Kurk Lee, Towson vs. Navy, 12/7/88 Longest Towson Win Streak:...... 22 Jan. 11, 1993 to Jan. 3, 1995 John Rankin, Drexel vs. Delaware, 3/1/86 Longest Towson Losing Streak: ...... 6 Jan. 29, 2003 to Feb. 28, 2004 Ronald Smith, Baltimore vs. Virginia Union, 3/4/77 6 Jan. 29, 2005 to Nov. 19, 2005 35...... Roger Dickens, Towson vs. Baltimore, 3/5/77 Largest Attendace:...... 5,086 Towson vs. Michigan, Nov. 24, 1997 Mike Polaha, Lehigh vs. Lafayette, 3/6/88 Lawrence Hamm was named 3rd team All-CAA last year.

ColonialColonial AthleticAthletic AssociationAssociation The Colonial Athletic Association The CAA Coming off one of the most successful nament. Old Dominion became the first con- sports. There were 37 CAA student-athletes seasons in its 21-year history, the Colonial ference team to reach the final four of the NIT, who earned All-America honors. Athletic Association continues to enhance defeating league member Hofstra in the quar- CAA member institutions are committed its reputation as one of the nation's top col- terfinals. Drexel was the first CAA squad to to excellence in the classroom. The Colonial legiate conferences. Academic Alliance was created in 2002 by the With a geographic footprint that stretches league's presidents with a goal of expanding from Boston to Atlanta, the CAA encompasses their partnership to all aspects of university five of the nation's nine largest metropolitan life outside of intercollegiate athletics. Among areas. On the playing field, the conference the programs already established are an has produced 16 national team champions undergraduate research conference, coor- in five different sports, 33 individual dination of study abroad programs and national champions, 12 national players granting visiting academic status to student- of the year, 11 national coaches of the year athletes traveling to an away contest so and 12 Honda Award winners. Even more that they have access to libraries, academic impressive, however, are the honors accumu- resource centers and computer labs. lated away from competition, which include In 2002, two faculty members from CAA five Rhodes Scholars and 19 NCAA post-grad- institutions were awarded academia's most uate scholars. In 2005-06, the CAA had 11 coveted distinction - the Nobel Prize. John B. ESPN the Magazaine Academic All-Ameri- make the final four of the NIT Pre-Season Tip- Fenn, a research professor in the Department cans and more than 1,500 of our 4,000 Off Tournament, where it dropped close deci- of Chemistry at Virginia Commonwealth Uni- student-athletes posted at least a 3.2 grade sions to national powers Duke and UCLA. versity, received the Nobel Prize for chemistry, point average while lettering in a varsity sport The CAA was ranked eighth out of 31 con- and Vernon Smith, a professor of economics and received the CAA Commissioner's Acad- ferences in the final RPI with six teams among and law at George Mason University, shared emic Award. the top 88 in the country. the Nobel Prize in economic sciences. The landscape of the conference stretches In women's basketball, the CAA had a Commissioner Thomas E. Yeager has along the majority of the East Coast, and league-record four teams earn post-season guided the CAA since its inception. Long-time includes six of the nation's top 25 media berths and was ranked #8 in the final RPI. members George Mason University, James markets - New York (1), Philadelphia (4), Perennial power Old Dominion, which Madison University, the University of North Boston (5), Washington, D.C. (8), Atlanta (9) claimed its 15th consecutive conference title, Carolina at Wilmington, Old Dominion Uni- and Baltimore (23). The number of television has a storied history that includes three versity, Virginia Commonwealth University homes in the CAA market exceeds 19 million. national championships (1979, 1980, 1985) and the College of William & Mary were The CAA conducts championships in 21 and a national runner-up finish in 1997. joined by the University of Delaware, Drexel sports. Male athletes compete for champi- Delaware, James Madison and Hofstra University, Hofstra University and Towson onships in baseball, basketball, cross country, received berths in the 2006 WNIT. University in 2001. Georgia State University golf, lacrosse, soccer, swimming & diving, The conference also excels in many other and Northeastern University became members tennis, track & field and wrestling. Female sports. CAA squads have won 10 field hockey of the conference on July 1, 2005. athletes battle for conference titles in basket- national titles since the championship began The CAA traces its roots back to 1983 when ball, cross country, field hockey, golf, lacrosse, in 1981 and Old Dominion advanced to the three of its current members- George Mason, soccer, softball, swimming & diving, tennis, national semifinals in 2005. In baseball, James James Madison, and William and Mary - were track & field and volleyball. The CAA will Madison's Kellen Kulbacki was chosen as the aligned with East Carolina University, the also begin sponsorship of a 12-team Division Co-National Player of the Year and the league United States Naval Academy and the Univer- I-AA football league in the fall of 2007. had 28 players chosen in the 2006 Major sity of Richmond as a basketball league The conference made its presence known League Baseball draft. The CAA is annually (ECAC South). During the next two years, the nationally in men's basketball, with four teams ranked among the nation's top 10 conferences league added 11 sports, acquired two new advancing to post-season play for the second in men's and women's soccer, and tradition- members (UNC Wilmington and American year in a row. George Mason became the first ally sends multiple teams to the NCAA Tour- University) and decided to form a new asso- mid-major program since 1979 to reach the nament. Hofstra's men's lacrosse team was ciation. The transformation from ECAC South Final Four, knocking off powerhouses Michi- ranked #2 in the nation last season and tied to CAA took place on June 6, 1985. Old

The Colonial Athletic Association gan State, North Carolina, Wichita State and an NCAA record with 17 victories while CAA Dominion became a member of the CAA in Connecticut along the way. The Patriots were women's tennis players Megan Moulton-Levy 1991-92 and VCU joined the conference prior 72 ranked #8 in the final ESPN/USA Today Top of William & Mary and Tatsiana Uvarova of to the 1995-96 season. 25 poll, which was the highest ever for a CAA VCU both earned All-America honors after From all-star athletes to Nobel Prize team. UNC Wilmington claimed its third facing off in the quarterfinals of the NCAA winning faculty, the CAA takes great pride in league title in the past five years before drop- Championship. In 2005-06, 21 league teams producing performers who stand out both on ping an overtime decision in the NCAA Tour- earned NCAA Tournament berths in 16 the playing field and in the classroom. CAA Statistics for 2005-06

2005-06 CAA Standings Overall Rebounding School W-L Pct. Home Away W-L Pct. Home Away Neu Name, Team G No. Avg. George Mason (NCAA) 15-3 .833 9-0 6-3 27-8 .771 12-1 8-5 7-2 Harding Nana, Delaware 30 326 10.9 UNC Wilmington * (NCAA) 15-3 .833 9-0 6-3 25-8 .758 12-1 8-6 5-1 Lawrence Hamm, Towson 28 256 9.1 Hofstra (NIT) 14-4 .778 9-0 5-4 26-7 .788 14-1 9-5 3-1 Shawn James, Northeastern 30 237 7.9 Old Dominion (NIT) 13-5 .722 8-1 5-4 24-10 .706 14-1 8-6 2-3 Jai Lewis, George Mason 35 274 7.8 Northeastern 12-6 .667 8-1 4-5 19-11 .633 10-2 5-8 4-1 Adrian Uter, Hofstra 29 226 7.8 Virginia Commonwealth 11-7 .611 7-2 4-5 19-10 .655 12-2 6-7 1-1 Alex Loughton, Old Dominion 34 262 7.7 Towson 8-10 .444 5-4 3-6 12-16 .429 7-6 5-8 0-2 Chaz Crawford, Drexel 31 235 7.6 Drexel 8-10 .444 7-2 1-8 15-16 .484 11-3 4-9 0-4 Aurimas Kieza, Hofstra 33 241 7.3 Delaware 4-14 .222 2-7 2-7 9-21 .300 4-8 2-12 3-1 Will Thomas, George Mason 35 252 7.2 William & Mary 3-15 .167 2-7 1-8 8-20 .286 5-8 3-11 0-0 Juwann James, JMU 27 191 7.1 Georgia State 3-15 .167 2-7 1-8 7-22 .241 3-9 3-11 1-2 Bennet Davis, Northeastern 30 204 6.8 James Madison 2-16 .111 1-8 1-8 5-23 .179 3-11 1-11 1-1 Frank Elegar, Drexel 30 203 6.8 * CAA Champions NCAA - NCAA Tournament teams NIT - NITteams Dennard Abraham, Towson 28 175 6.3 Kenell Sanchez, Drexel 31 184 5.9 Scoring (Must play in 75% of games) Janon Cole, Northeastern 30 168 5.6 Name, Team G FG 3FG FT Pts. Avg. Juan Jose Barea, Northeastern 29 209 66 126 610 21.0 Blocked Shots Harding Nana, Delaware 30 200 46 123 569 19.0 Name, Team G No. Avg. Loren Stokes, Hofstra 33 233 27 81 574 17.4 Shawn James, Northeastern 30 196 6.53 Antoine Agudio, Hofstra 33 194 91 87 566 17.2 Chaz Crawford, Drexel 31 86 2.77 Nick George, Virginia Commonwealth 29 167 52 105 491 16.9 Adrian Uter, Hofstra 29 66 2.28 Lawrence Hamm, Towson 28 167 8 94 436 15.6 Deven Dickersen, Georgia St. 29 46 1.59 Dominick Mejia, Drexel 31 152 92 78 474 15.3 Frank Elegar, Drexel 30 38 1.27 Isaiah Hunter, Old Dominion 32 148 57 104 457 14.3 Harding Nana, Delaware 30 38 1.27 Jai Lewis, George Mason 35 182 16 99 479 13.7 Aurimas Kieza, Hofstra 33 36 1.09 T.J. Carter, UNC Wilmington 32 154 53 75 436 13.6 Lawrence Hamm, Towson 28 29 1.04 Alex Loughton, Old Dominion 34 162 13 121 458 13.5 Arnaud Dahi, Old Dominion 34 34 1.00 Juwann James, James Madison 27 143 0 56 342 12.7 Bennet Davis, Northeastern 30 28 0.93 Tony Skinn, George Mason 34 134 56 105 429 12.6 Herman Favors, Georgia State 28 113 53 70 349 12.5 Assists Shawn James, Northeastern 30 140 24 67 371 12.4 Name, Team G No. Avg. Dennard Abraham, Towson 28 136 21 42 335 12.0 Jose Juan Barea, NE 29 244 8.41 Arnaud Dahi, Old Dominion 34 138 23 107 406 11.9 John Goldsberry, UNCW 33 172 5.21 Lamar Butler, George Mason 35 149 73 44 415 11.9 Tim Crossin, Towson 28 139 4.96 Drew Williamson, ODU 34 162 4.76 Field Goal Percentage (Minimum 3.0 FG made per game) Bashir Mason, Drexel 31 133 4.29 Name, Team G FG FGA. FG% Rocky Coleman, Towson 27 103 3.81 Will Thomas, George Mason 35 174 300 .580 Zaire Taylor, Delaware 30 112 3.73 Lawrence Hamm, Towson 28 167 291 .574 Boyd Copeland, Georgia State 29 105 3.62 Corey Cofield, William & Mary 28 112 202 .554 Calvin Baker, W & M 28 100 3.57 Shawn James, Northeastern 30 140 265 .528 Carlos Rivera, Hofstra 33 117 3.55 Jai Lewis, George Mason 35 182 348 .523 Loren Stokes. Hofstra 33 233 474 .492 Steals Juwann James, James Madison 27 143 294 .486 Name, Team G No. Avg. Zaire Taylor, Delaware 30 68 2.27 3-Point Field Goal Percentage (Minimum 1.0 made per game) John Goldsberry, UNCW 33 67 2.03 Name, Team G 3FG 3FGA 3FG% Tim Crossin, Towson 28 52 1.86 Nick George, Virginia Commonwealth 29 52 111 .468 Jesse Pellot-Rosa, VCU 29 48 1.66 Antoine Agudio, Hofstra 33 91 216 .421 Drew Williamson, ODU 34 56 1.65 Nathan Mann, William & Mary 28 51 124 .411 Tony Skinn, George Mason 34 55 1.62 Rulon Washington, Delaware 28 53 134 .396 Bashir Mason, Drexel 31 50 1.61 Malcolm Manier, Georgia State 28 67 174 .385 Adam Payton, W&M 28 45 1.61 Free Throw Percentage (minimum 2.0 FT made per game) Herman Favors, Georgia St. 28 45 1.61 Loren Stokes, Hofstra 33 52 1.58 Name, Team G FT FTA FT% T.J. Carter, UNC Wilmington 32 75 87 .862 Dominick Mejia, Drexel 31 78 93 .839

Tony Skinn, George Mason 34 105 131 .802 The Colonial Athletic Association Arnaud Dahi, Old Dominion 34 107 137 .781 Shawn James, Northeastern 30 67 87 .770 73 Lawrence Hamm, Towson 28 94 123 .764 Jose Juan Barea, Northeastern 29 126 165 .764 Folarin Campbell, George Mason 35 86 113 .761 Todd Hendley, UNCWilmington 33 70 92 .761 Isaiah Hunter, Old Dominion 32 104 138 .754 CAA Seeking To Build on Last Years SuccessThe CAA Coming off the most memorable season in Wilmington earned its fourth NCAA trip in the conference’s 21-year history, the CAA the past seven years, while regularseason co- enters the upcoming campaign with excite- champ George Mason was in the field of 65 ment and high expectations. Consider the for the third time in eight seasons. Old number of milestones reached a year ago: Dominion became the first CAA team to reach the semifinals of the NIT, while Highest RPI Ranking: The CAA was the Hofstra advanced to the NIT quarterfinals 8th-ranked Division I conference in the final after winning its first two post-season games RPI last season, which ever at the Division I level. was the best in the 2005-06 Top-Ranked league’s 21-year 100+ Wins For Top Four Teams: The CAA Conferences By RPI history. Six of the was the only conference in the nation to have 1. SEC CAA’s 12 teams were four teams with 24 or more wins last season. 2. Big Ten ranked in the top 88 of NCAA Tournament participants George 3. Big East the RPI (George Mason (27-8) and UNC Wilmington (25-8) 4. ACC Mason - 15, Hofstra - set new school records for victories, while 5. Big 12 6. Missouri Valley 30, UNC Wilmington - Hofstra (26-7) tied its school record for wins. 7. Pac-10 31, Old Dominion - NIT semifinalist Old Dominion went 24-10 8. CAA 52, VCU - 80, North- on the heels of a school-record 28-6 mark in 9. Mountain West eastern - 88). 2004-05. Two other conference teams - 10. WAC Final Four Again And Northeastern (19-11) and VCU (19-10) - Gary Neal is the top returning scorer 11. Atlantic 10 won 19 games giving the CAA six squads in NCAA Division I. Again And Again: The 12. West Coast with 19 or more victories for the first time 13. Metro Atlantic CAA was the only con- in league history. Back from the All-CAA third team are UNC 14. Conference USA ference to have a team Wilmington senior T.J. Carter (13.6 ppg), who 15. Horizon in the Final Four of the Non-Conference Success: CAA teams was also the MVP of the CAA Tournament, NCAA Tournament combined to win nearly 60% (76-52) of their and Drexel senior Dominick Mejia (15.3 ppg), (George Mason), the non-conference contests last season. Making who buried a league-best 92 treys. post-season NIT (Old Dominion) and the the mark even more impressive is that 60% Neal Leads All Returning Scorers: pre-season NIT (Drexel) in 2005-06. of those games were played either on the road Towson senior guard Gary Neal is the top returning George Mason Makes Historic Run To or on neutral courts. That success continued in the post-season when the league went 8-3 scorer in Division I after averaging 26.1 points The Final Four: George Mason became the versus non-conference opponents, which was per game last season. Neal played in 17 games first CAA team to reach the Final Four and the the second-highest winning percentage of any last season, but isn’t listed among the NCAA’s first “mid-major” squad to advance to the Division I conference. CAA teams defeated statistical leaders because he failed to compete Final Four since 1979. The 11th-seeded Patri- entries from the ACC (North Carolina), Big in 75% of the Tigers’ contests. The La Salle ots joined the 1986 LSU team as the lowest 10 (Michigan State), Big East (Connecticut), transfer joined the squad in late December seeds in NCAA Tournament history to make Big 12 (Colorado and Nebraska), Missouri and then missed four games in February due the Final Four. Valley (Wichita State), Atlantic 10 (Saint to a foot injury. A second-team All-CAA pick, Knocking Out The Champs: George Mason Joseph’s) and MAAC (Manhattan). Neal scored 25 or more points 11 times and became the first team in NCAA Tournament topped the 30-point plateau in seven games. On Guard: Five players who earned all-con- history to eliminate the past two national He shot 40.5% from beyond the arc, hitting ference honors a year ago return to the CAA champions in the same year when it defeated 60-of-148 threepointers. this season, and all are guards. Hofstra senior Connecticut (86-84 in ot) in the regional finals CAA Teams Featured 56 Times On Tele- Loren Stokes was a first-team All-CAA selec- and North Carolina (65-60) in the second vision: tion for the second year in a row after ranking CAA teams appeared on television a round. If you add in Mason’s first round win among the league’s top 20 in scoring (17.4 league-record 56 times in 2005-06, includ- over 2000 champ Michigan State (75-65) and ppg/3rd), rebounding (5.1 rpg/20th), assists ing 18 national telecasts. ESPN featured CAA UConn’s 1999 title, the Patriots beat programs (2.8 apg/14th) and steals (1.6 spg/10th). teams on 12 occasions, including the popular that had captured four of the previous seven Returning from the All-CAA second team are BracketBuster series and the pre- and post- national crowns. The Colonial Athletic Association Towson senior Gary Neal, who averaged a season NIT championships. UNCW and George Mason showcased their talents 74 Four CAA Teams Earn Post-Season sensational 26.1 ppg but didn’t qualify for Berths: A league record four CAA teams NCAA or league statistical rankings after nationally on six CBS telecasts during the participated in post-season play for the playing in only 17 contests, and Hofstra junior NCAA championship. Nearly 40 CAA second year in a row, including two squads Antoine Agudio, who netted 17.2 ppg and matchups aired on the Comcast regional net- making the NCAA Tournament field for the drained a school-record 91 three-pointers. works and numerous other outlets. first time since 1986. CAA champion UNC Hofstra, Towson Feature 2 of Nation’s Highest-Scoring Backcourts: Both Top Scoring 3-Man Backcourts Returning In Division I Hofstra and Towson have two of the three Hofstra (Loren Stokes, Antoine Agudio, Carlos Rivera) 46.3 ppg highest-scoring three-man backcourts in Loyola-Chicago (Blake Schilb, Majak Kou, J.R. Blount) 43.2 ppg NCAA Division I this season. Senior Loren Towson (Gary Neal, Tim Crossin, Rocky Coleman) 41.1 ppg Stokes (17.4 ppg), junior Antoine Agudio Virginia (Sean Singletary, J.R. Reynolds, Mamadi Diane) 40.7 ppg (17.2 ppg) and senior Carlos Rivera (11.7 IUPUI (, David Barlow, Matt Burks) 37.7 ppg ppg)are back for Hofstra after combining for Liberty (Larry Blair, Anthony Smith, Evan Risher) 37.2 ppg 46.3 points per game in 2005-06. The Tigers Boise State (Coby Karl, Eric Lane, Matt Bauscher) 37.1 ppg return the third highest-scoring backcourt Fresno (JaVance Coleman, Dwight O’Neill, Kevin Bell) 37.0 ppg Florida (Taurean Green, Corey Brewer, Lee Humphrey) 36.9 ppg trio at 41.1 ppg with senior Gary Neal (26.1 ppg) and sophomores Tim Crossin (8.9 ppg) and Rocky Coleman (6.1 ppg). leading the Tigers to wins over the College Offensive Explosion: In the Tigers’ 99-84 Tigers Were CAA’s Most Improved: Enter- of Charleston and James Madison. He scored win at James Madison on January 7, the ing last March’s CAA Tournament in Rich- 30 points at Charleston and a career high 40 Tigers recorded their highest point total since mond, the Tigers were the most improved at JMU. On January 16, he was honored for a 105-86 win over Washington College in team in the CAA. The Tigers finished their the second straight week after scoring a total 1995. It was also the Tigers’ third-highest CAA schedule with eight wins, a dramatic of 61 points in back-to-back wins over point total in a road game. Gary Neal and increase from the previous season when they Hofstra and Delaware. On February 6, he Lawrence Hamm led the way as they com- earned only one CAA victory. The Tigers fin- averaged 34.5 points per game in two con- bined for 69 points. Neal scored a career high ished seventh in the CAA with an 8-10 record tests, a loss at Virginia Commonwealth and 40 points for the Tigers’ first 40-point outing as they tied for seventh place with Drexel. The win over Drexel. Prior to last season, only in 13 years. Neal’s 40-point outing was the Tigers’ eight CAA wins were more than than one Tiger had been named as CAA Player of 12th 40-point game in CAA history and a they had in their three previous CAA seasons the Week in four years. CAA high for the season. Hamm matched when they were 7-47. The Tigers became Tim Crossin Named As CAA Rookie of his career high with 29 points. known as a dangerous team last year as they the Week Twice: The Tigers’ Tim Crossin upset CAA finalist Hofstra and edged Virginia was named as the CAA Rookie of the Week Commonwealth, damaging the playoff hopes twice last season. Crossin earned the award of both teams. for the first time on December 5 after the Gary Neal Honored As CAA Player of the Tigers won two of three games. In his three- Week Three Times: The Tigers’ Gary Neal game week, Tim averaged 14.3 points and made quite a name for himself in CAA circles 5.3 assists per game as the Tigers beat last season as he earned CAA Player of the Morgan State and William & Mary. Tim ESPN BracketBusters: All 12 of the CAA Week honors three times. He earned the earned his second Rookie of the Week award schools will participate in the 2007 ESPN award for the first time on January 9 after in mid-January after helping the Tigers post BracketBusters series on February 16-17, back-to-back wins over Hofstra and 2007. This year’s event will include a pool of Delaware. In the Tigers’ win over Hofstra, 102 teams representing 16 different confer- he scored 10 points and had 10 assists. In a ences. Now in its fifth year, BracketBusters Tim Crossin was win at Delaware, he had five points and nine is an ESPN television property that provides named as the CAA assists. In the two games, he played 76 NCAA Tournament-caliber teams the oppor- Rookie of the Week minutes and did not commit a turnover. twice. tunity to face off in a two-day, 51-game event. All-CAA Honors: In their first four seasons A total of 13 games will be televised. While in the CAA, the Tigers did not have anyone teams have already been pre-designated as selected for any of the All-CAA teams. Last being at home or away, the pairings won’t season, two Tigers, Gary Neal and Lawrence take place until January 29. Eight CAA teams Hamm, were honored. Neal was named participated in BracketBusters last year and second team All-CAA while Hamm was a the CAA had a 6-2 record. The CAA earned third team All-CAA pick. In addition, fresh- national attention by winning all three man guard Tim Crossin was named to the nationally televised games as VCU edged CAA’s All-Rookie team. Crossin was the first Albany 70-67, Old Dominion beat Marist Tiger to be named to the All-Rookie team 84-71 and George Mason nipped Wichita since Hamm earned the honor as a freshman. State 70-67. The first BracketBusters in 2003 featured 18 teams and the 2004 event grew Long-Range Bombers: Led by Gary Neal, to 46 teams, including 2003 CAA champion the Tigers set school records for three-point UNC Wilmington. Three CAA teams, field goals made and attempted in a season. Drexel, George Mason and VCU, were The Tigers made 185 three-pointers in 543 among 64 participating teams in 2005. The Colonial Athletic Association attempts for a .341 percentage. Neal led the 75 way by making 60 of 148 attempts. (.405). Gary also set the school record for three- pointers made in a game as he hit seven three- pointers in a game twice. CAA Composite Schedule The CAA November Richmond at ODU ...... 7:00 (Panasonic Holiday Festival) . . . . .TBA *ODU at UNCW ...... 7:00 26 Cleveland State at Delaware . . . .1:00 Delaware at LaSalle 29 *GMU at UNCW ...... 7:00 10 Monmouth at ODU ...... UNCW at College of Charleston .2:00 (LaSalle Holiday Classic) ...... 5:00 *Hofstra at Delaware ...... 7:00 (Cox Classic) ...... 9:00 27 Florida International at GMU . . . .7:00 Winthrop at ODU ...... 7:00 *Towson at JMU ...... 7:00 11 Charleston at Georgia St...... 2:00 Drexel at Rider ...... 7:30 Winston-Salem at Towson ...... 7:00 *Georgia St. at ODU ...... 7:00 GMU at Cleveland State ...... 3:00 28 W&M at Navy ...... 7:00 30 Mississippi State at GMU ...... 4:00 *Drexel at Northeastern ...... 7:00 Hofstra at UNC Charlotte ...... 4:00 VCU at Elon ...... 7:00 UNCW at NC State ...... 12 noon W&M at Kansas State ...... TBA *W&M at VCU ...... 7:30 Eastern Kentucky at JMU ...... 7:00 Appalachian State at VCU ...... 7:30 31 *Delaware at GMU ...... 7:00 JMU at Wake Forest ...... 2:00 Delaware vs. Holy Cross 29 Delaware at Loyola ...... 7:00 *JMU at W&M ...... 7:00 Arkansas State at ODU ODU at Marist ...... 7:30 (LaSalle Holiday Classic) ...... 7:00 *VCU at Hofstra ...... 7:00 (Cox Classic) ...... 6:30 Hofstra at Siena ...... 7:00 JMU vs. Central Florida or NJIT *Northeastern at Towson ...... 7:00 12 Clemson at ODU Colorado at UNCW ...... 7:00 (UCF Holiday Classic) ...... TBA *UNCW at Georgia St...... 7:00 (Cox Classic) ...... 4:30 Toledo at Drexel ...... 7:30 31 Richmond at W&M ...... 2:00 13 Hartford at Towson ...... 7:00 30 Savannah State at Georgia St. . .7:00 Georgia State at Clemson ...... 2:00 *ODU at Drexel ...... 7:30 VCU at Longwood ...... 7:00 Northeastern at Boston Coll. .4:00 UNCW vs. Belmont December February (NIT at Nashville, Tenn) ...... TBA January 3 *Towson at Drexel ...... 4:00 14 JMU at Mount St. Mary’s ...... 7:00 1 W&M vs. Jacksonville State (W&M Tipoff Classic) ...... 8:30 3 *W&M at GMU ...... 7:00 *ODU at GMU ...... 4:00 Marist at Delaware ...... 7:00 *Northeastern at Hofstra ...... 4:00 UNCW vs. Tennessee/Fordham Vermont at Towson ...... 7:00 *Delaware at JMU ...... 7:00 *UNCW at W&M ...... 7:00 (NIT at Nashville, Tenn.) ...... TBA 2 W&M vs. Cornell or VMI *ODU at Northeastern ...... 7:00 *JMU at Delaware ...... 7:00 15 Northeastern at Syracuse ...... 7:00 (W&M Tipoff Classic) ...... TBA *Hofstra at UNCW ...... 7:00 *Georgia St. at VCU ...... 7:30 Florida Gulf Coast at Drexel . . . . .7:30 *JMU at ODU ...... 7:00 *VCU at Towson ...... 7:00 16 Samford at Towson ...... 7:00 *UNCW at Northeastern ...... 7:00 *Drexel at Georgia St...... 12:00 7 *Drexel at Hofstra ...... 7:00 Georgia St. at Georgia Tech . . . . .8:00 *Georgia St. at Hofstra ...... 4:00 6 *Towson at Georgia St...... 2:00 *W&M at JMU ...... 7:00 17 Florida Atlantic at ODU ...... 7:00 Houston at VCU ...... 7:30 *Northeastern at W&M ...... 2:00 *UNCW at Delaware ...... 7:00 Delaware at Albany ...... 7:00 Drexel vs. St. Joseph’s (Palestra) TBA *Delaware at Hofstra ...... 4:00 *Towson at Northeastern ...... 7:00 Northeastern at Pittsburgh 3 GMU vs. Bucknell (BB&T Classic) .TBA *UNCW at Drexel ...... 4:00 *Georgia St. at ODU ...... 7:00 (Colonial Classic) ...... TBA Vermont at Delaware ...... 1:00 *GMU at ODU ...... 7:00 *GMU at VCU ...... 7:30 5 *Towson at W&M ...... 8:00 VCU vs. Xavier *VCU at JMU ...... 7:00 10 *Hofstra at GMU (ESPN2) ...... 4:00 JMU at Georgetown ...... 7:30 (Virgin Islands Paradise Jam) . . . .6:00 8 *W&M at Georgia St...... 6:00 *Georgia St. at Towson ...... 2:00 18 Wichita State at GMU (ESPN2) . .4:00 Hofstra at Stony Brook ...... 7:00 *Delaware at Drexel ...... 4:00 East Carolina at UNCW ...... 7:00 *UNCW at GMU ...... 7:00 Drexel at Vermont ...... 2:00 *W&M at UNCW ...... 7:00 Fairleigh Dickinson at Drexel . . . .7:30 *Drexel at JMU ...... 7:00 Hofstra at Manhattan ...... 2:00 6 GMU at Radford ...... 7:00 *ODU at Hofstra ...... 7:00 *Northeastern at JMU ...... 7:00 Northeastern vs. Oakland Delaware at Central Conn...... 7:00 *Towson at Delaware ...... 7:00 *VCU at ODU ...... TBA (Colonial Classic) ...... TBA VCU at Albany ...... 7:00 *Northeastern at VCU ...... 7:00 14 *GMU at Delaware ...... 7:00 VCU vs. Villanova/Charleston Northeastern at Connecticut . . .7:30 10 *VCU at W&M ...... 7:00 *Drexel at W&M ...... 7:00 (Virgin Islands Paradise Jam) . . . .TBA ODU at Virginia Tech ...... 7:00 *Georgia St. at Northeastern . . . .7:00 *JMU at Towson ...... 7:00 19 ODU at Georgetown ...... 6:00 7 Florida State at Georgia St...... 7:00 *JMU at UNCW ...... 7:00 *Hofstra at ODU ...... 7:00 Winston-Salem at Georgia St. . . .2:00 8 North Florida at W&M ...... 7:00 *VCU at UNCW ...... 7:00 Northeastern vs. Massachusetts *Delaware at ODU ...... 7:00 9 GMU at Duke (ESPN) ...... 12 noon *Northeastern at Georgia St. . . . .7:00 (Colonial Classic) ...... TBA *Hofstra at Drexel ...... 7:30 VCU at Richmond ...... TBA 16-17 ESPN BracketBusters Towson at Kansas 11 *GMU at Towson ...... 7:00 Drexel at Villanova ...... TBA 13 *Hofstra at Northeastern ...... 1:00 Delaware, GMU, Georgia St., Hofstra, (Findlay Toyota Las Vegas Inv.) . .8:00 Missouri State at UNCW ...... 7:00 20 Wagner at W&M ...... 7:00 *JMU at GMU ...... 2:00 Northeastern, VCU - Home . . . .TBA 10 Dartmouth at JMU ...... 2:00 *W&M at Delaware ...... 7:00 Drexel, JMU, UNCW, ODU, Towson, UNCW at Campbell ...... 7:00 12 St. Francis (NY) at Hofstra ...... 8:00 VCU vs. TBA *Drexel at ODU ...... 7:00 W&M - Away ...... TBA 16 Temple at Towson ...... 2:00 21 *Georgia St. at GMU ...... 7:00 (Virgin Islands Paradise Jam) . . . .TBA Georgia St. at Alabama State . . .8:00 *Georgia St. at UNCW ...... 7:00 *Northeastern at Delaware . . . . .7:00 21 Rider at Delaware ...... 7:00 UAB at VCU ...... 7:30 *Towson at VCU ...... 7:30 *Towson at ODU ...... 7:00 Boston U. at Northeastern ...... 7:00 South Carolina State at ODU . . . .7:00 15 Towson at Loyola ...... 7:00 Alabama State at Georgia St. . . .7:00 UNCW at Toledo ...... TBA 17 *GMU at W&M ...... 7:00 *W&M at Drexel ...... 7:30 GMU at Hampton ...... 7:00 18 UAB at ODU ...... 7:00 *Georgia St. at Delaware ...... 7:00 *JMU at VCU ...... 7:30 Drexel at Pennsylvania ...... TBA N. Hampshire at Northeastern . .7:00 *ODU at JMU ...... 7:00 *UNCW at Hofstra ...... 9:00 Towson at Western Kentucky 19 Youngstown State at JMU ...... 7:00 *UNCW at VCU ...... 7:30 24 *GMU at Northeastern ...... 1:00 (Findlay Toyota Las Vegas Inv.) . . .7:00 Drexel at Syracuse ...... 7:00 *Northeastern at Drexel ...... 7:30 *VCU at Georgia St...... 2:00 22 Virginia Mil. Inst. at JMU ...... 7:00 20 Towson at Georgetown ...... 7:30 18 *Towson at Hofstra ...... 7:00 *ODU at W&M ...... 2:00 UNCW at NIT Semi-Finals ...... TBA *Delaware at VCU ...... 7:30 20 *JMU at Georgia St...... 2:00 *Drexel at Towson ...... Noon 23 Hofstra vs. Hawaii Georgia St. at Iowa ...... 8:00 *Northeastern at GMU ...... 4:00 *Hofstra at JMU ...... 7:00 (Great Alaska Shootout) ...... 9:30 21 GMU at Holy Cross ...... 7:00 *W&M at Hofstra ...... 4:00 *Delaware at UNCW ...... 7:00 24 Towson vs. Tennessee-Chatt. 22 UMBC at W&M ...... 7:00 *UNCW at Towson ...... 2:00 (Findlay Toyota Las Vegas Inv.) . .5:00 Hofstra at Syracuse ...... 7:00 *Drexel at Delaware ...... 7:00 March Hofstra vs. Marshall/California Drexel at Temple ...... 7:30 *ODU at VCU ...... 7:30 2-5 CAA Championship (Great Alaska Shootout) ...... TBA Northeastern at Detroit ...... 7:00 24 *VCU at GMU ...... 7:00 (Richmond Coliseum) ...... TBA UNCW at NIT Finals at MSG ...... TBA 23 Delaware at UNC Greensboro . . .2:00 25 GMU at Creighton ...... 2:00 27 Northeastern at Louisville ...... 7:00 *W&M at ODU ...... 7:00 Northeastern at Rider ...... 3:00 28 *GMU at Drexel ...... 7:00 *Hofstra at Georgia St...... 7:00 The Colonial Athletic Association Georgia St. at Charlotte ...... 7:00 Hampton at W&M ...... 7:00 Delaware at Towson ...... 7:00 Hampton at VCU ...... 7:30 Hofstra vs. Saint Joseph *JMU at Northeastern ...... 7:00 76 W&M at Holy Cross ...... 1:00 (Panasonic Holiday Festival) . . . . .TBA *Drexel at UNCW ...... 7:00 Towson vs. Tenn. St./Prairie View Delaware vs. Niagara 27 *Delaware at Northeastern ...... 1:00 (Findlay Toyota Las Vegas Inv.) . . .TBA (LaSalle Holiday Classic) ...... 7:00 *VCU at Drexel ...... 4:00 Hofstra vs. TBA 29 JMU vs. Texas Pan American *Hofstra at Towson ...... 4:00 (Great Alaska Shootout) ...... TBA (UCF Holiday Classic) ...... TBA *GMU at JMU ...... 7:00 Wofford at JMU ...... 7:00 Hofstra vs. St. John’s/Boston U. *Georgia St. at W&M ...... 7:00 Senior Winstonn Tubbs

TigerTiger BasketballBasketball HistoryHistory All-Time IndividualIndividual Records Records Points Game: ...... 51 Larry Witherspoon, at American University, 1973 Overtime: ...... 19 Devin Boyd, at UMBC, 1993 Season: ...... 805 Kurk Lee, 1989-90 Career: ...... 2,000 Devin Boyd, 1988-93 Field Goals Attempted Game: ...... 38 Larry Witherspoon vs. American University, 1973 Season: ...... 599 Kurk Lee, 1989-90 Career: ...... 1,637 Pat McKinley, 1973-77 Field Goals Made Game: ...... 24 Larry Witherspoon, at American Univ., 1973 Cons. FGs Made: ...... 14 Marc Boyle, at Lehigh, Lafayette, 1989 Season: ...... 299 Larry Witherspoon, 1972-73 Career: ...... 811 Pat McKinley, 1973-77 Field Goal Percentage Game: ...... 1.000 (11-11) Michael Fink, at Drexel, 1986 ...... 1.000 (10-10) Chuck Lightening, at Hofstra, 1991 Season (150 FGA): ...... 589 (99-168) Kennell Jones, 1988-89 Career: ...... 583 (211-362) Kennell Jones, 1988-90 Free Throws Attempted Game: ...... 26 Devin Boyd, at UMBC, 1993 Larry Witherspoon holds the single game scoring record with 51 Season: ...... 272 Devin Boyd, 1992-93 points against AU in 1973 Career: ...... 859 Devin Boyd, 1988-93 Free Throw Percentage Free Throws Made Game: ...... 1.000 (15-15) Devin Boyd, at Howard, 1990 Game: ...... 22 Devin Boyd, at UMBC, 1993 Season (75 FTA): ...... 896 Art St. Martin, 1963-64 Consecutive FTs Made: . .37 Kurk Lee, 1988-89 Career: ...... 851 (342-402) Kurk Lee, 1988-90 Season: ...... 214 Devin Boyd, 1992-93 3-Point Field Goals Attempted Career: ...... 685 Devin Boyd, 1988-93 Game: ...... 18 Kurk Lee, vs. North Carolina, 1988 Season: ...... 228 Kurk Lee, 1988-89 Kurk Lee holds the Career: ...... 415 Kurk Lee, 1988-90 Towson record for points scored in a season. 3-Point Field Goals Made Game: ...... 7 Gary Neal at Drexel, 2006 ...... 7 Gary Neal at Hofstra, 2006 Consecutive FG’s Made: . . .7 Raul dePablo, 2000 Season: ...... 80 Kurk Lee, 1989-90 Career: ...... 145 Raul dePablo, 1996-2000 3-Point Field Goal Percentage Game (5 made): ...... 1.000 (6-6) Raul de Pablo at Delaware, 2000 Season: ...... 538 (71-132) John Bays, 1988-89 Career: ...... 515 (88-171) John Bays, 1985-89 Rebounds Game: ...... 30 Pat McKinley, vs. Roanoke College, 1975 Season: ...... 396 Dan Roberts, 1968-69 Career: ...... 1,421 Pat McKinley, 1973-77 Assists Game: ...... 13 Rodney Harris, vs. St. Thomas Aquinas, 1976

Tiger Men’s Basketball History Men’s Tiger ...... 13 Brian Allen, vs. Drexel, 2002 Season: ...... 152 Roger Dickens, 1977-78 78 Career: ...... 438 Devin Boyd, 1988-93 Blocked Shots Game: ...... 9 Pat McKinley, vs. St. Thomas Aquinas, 1976 Season: ...... 86 Pat McKinley, 1976-77 Career: ...... 244 John James, 1990-94 Individual Records Rebounding Average Season: ...... 18.0 (396 rebs, 22 games) Dan Roberts, 1968-69 Career: ...... 18.0 (396 rebos, 22 games) Dan Roberts, 1968-69 Points Scored by a Freshman Game: ...... 27 Devin Boyd vs. Gettysburg, 1988 Season: ...... 443 Scooter Alexander, 1991-92 Points Scored by a Sophomore Game: ...... 27 Ralph Blalock, vs. Radford, 1994 Season: ...... 522 Scooter Alexander, 1992-93 Points Scored by a Junior Game: ...... 51 Larry Witherspoon, at American, 1973 Season: ...... 736 Kurk Lee, 1988-89 Points Scored by a Senior Game: ...... 46 Devin Boyd, at UMBC, 1993 Season: ...... 805 Kurk Lee, 1989-90 Games Played Season: ...... 31 Kurk Lee, Kennell Jones, Chuck Lightening, 1989-90 ...... 31 Lewis Waller, William Griffin, 1989-90 Career: ...... 116 Devin Boyd, 1988-93; Matt Campbell, 1990-94 Games Started Season: ...... 31 Kurk Lee, Kennell Jones, 1989-90 Career: ...... 113 Devin Boyd, 1988-93; Minutes Played Game: ...... 45 Devin Boyd, at UMBC, 1993 Season: ...... 1,085 Kurk Lee, 1989-90 Consecutive Minutes Played: . . . .201 Brian Allen, February 4-23, 2002 Career: ...... 3,705 Lawrence Hamm, 2002-06

Marty Johnson holds Tiger single game and season records for most steals

Steals Game: ...... 11 Marty Johnson, vs. Bucknell, 1988 Season: ...... 124 Marty Johnson, 1988 Career: ...... 269 Brian Matthews, 1974-78 Turnovers Game: ...... 11 Brian Allen, at New Hampshire, 2001 Season: ...... 150 Brian Allen, 2001-02 Career: ...... 378 Devin Boyd, 1988-93 Personal Fouls Season: ...... 112 Greg McClinton, 1985-86 Career: ...... 317 Steffan Bunsavage, 1982-86 Most Disqualifications Season: ...... 11 Greg McClinton, 1985-86 Career: ...... 21 Steffan Bunsavage, 1982-86 Tiger Men’s Basketball History Men’s Tiger Scoring Average Season: ...... 26.0 (805 pts., 31 games) Kurk Lee, 1989-90 79 Career: ...... 25.7 (1,541 pts., 60 games) Kurk Lee, 1988-90

John James holds the school record with 244 career blocked shots Single-SeasonIndividual Highs Records 500 or More Points in a Season Single Season Field Goal Pct. (Min. .530) 805 ...... Kurk Lee, 1989-90 .589 (99-168) ...... Kennell Jones, 1988-89 736 ...... Kurk Lee, 1988-89 .585 (79-135) ...... Ralph Biggs, 1994-95 692 ...... Terrance Jacobs, 1991-92 .577 (112-194) ...... Kennell Jones, 1989-90 687 ...... Larry Witherspoon, 1972-73 .574 (167-291) ...... Lawrence Hamm, 2005-06 622 ...... Devin Boyd, 1992-93 .570 (215-377) ...... Tony Odrick, 1981-82 565 ...... Brian Matthews, 1977-78 .570 (167-293) ...... S. Bunsavage, 1985-86 561 ...... Roger Dickens, 1977-78 .560 (153-273) ...... Tony Odrick, 1980-81 558 ...... Chuck Lightening, 1991-92 .559 (222-397) ...... Pat McKinley, 1976-77 553 ...... Dan Roberts, 1968-69 .557 (181-325) ...... Ralph Blalock, 1993-94 552 ...... Larry Witherspoon, 1973-74 .553 (130-235) ...... Greg McClinton, 1985-86 549 ...... Devin Boyd, 1990-91 .539 (185-343) ...... Brian Barber, 1999-2000 539 ...... Brian Matthews, 1976-77 .530 (171-323) ...... Ralph Biggs, 1997-98 528 ...... Marty Johnson, 1987-88 526 ...... Ralph Biggs, 1996-97 Single Season Free Throw Pct. (Min. .850) 522 ...... Scooter Alexander, 1992-93 .896 ...... Art St. Martin, 1963-64 516 ...... Ralph Biggs, 1997-98 .887 ...... Damon Cason, 1999-2000 508 ...... Pat McKinley, 1976-77 .882 ...... Bill Silverthorne, 1960-61 506 ...... Mark Cooley, 1982-83 .881 ...... Kurk Lee, 1988-89 504 ...... Scooter Alexander, 1993-94 .862 ...... Tom Lynn, 1969-70 .862 ...... Charles Lawler, 1982-82 20-Point Scoring Averages .852 ...... Marlin Wise, 1997-98 26.1 ...... Gary Neal, 2005-06 * 26.0 ...... Kurk Lee, 1989-90 Single Season Rebounders (Min. 350) 25.4 ...... Larry Witherspoon, 1972-73 396 ...... Dan Roberts, 1968-69 25.4 ...... Kurk Lee, 1988-89 381 ...... Pat McKinley, 1976-77 25.1 ...... Dan Roberts, 1968-69 367 ...... Pat McKinley, 1974-75 23.1 ...... Terrance Jacobs, 1991-92 23.0 ...... Devin Boyd, 1992-93 Single Season Assists (Min. 135) 21.3 ...... Dave Possinger, 1965-66 21.2 ...... Larry Witherspoon, 1973-74 152 ...... Roger Dickens, 1977-78 21.2 ...... Fred Arnold, 1959-60 151 ...... Marty Johnson, 1987-88 20.2 ...... Devin Boyd, 1990-91 151 ...... Rica Page, 1981-82 20.7 ...... Pat McKinley, 1974-75 147 ...... Roger Dickens, 1976-77 * played in only 17 of 28 games 147 ...... Brian Allen, 2001-02 139 ...... Devin Boyd, 1988-89 139 ...... Tim Crossin, 2005-06 Single Season Steals (Min. 80) 124 ...... Marty Johnson, 1987-88 98 ...... Kurk Lee, 1988-89 91 ...... Brian Matthews, 1977-78 Kennell Jones set the 84 ...... Devin Boyd, 1990-91 Towson single season 84 ...... Kurk Lee, 1989-90 record with a .589 field goal percentage as a Single Season Blocks (Min. 60) senior. 86 ...... Pat McKinley, 1976-77 82 ...... John James, 1993-94 81 ...... Tony Dixon, 2002-03 63 ...... John James, 1992-93 Tiger Men’s Basketball History Men’s Tiger 80

All-American Brian Matthews scored 565 points as a senior. Career LeadersIndividual Records Career Scoring Avg. (Min. 16.0) Career Assists (Min. 300) Bill Leonard, ‘87 is 25.7 ...... Kurk Lee, 1988-90 438 ...... Devin Boyd, 1988-93 third on the Tigers’ career list of assist 20.6 ...... Fred Arnold, 1959-61 389 ...... Brian Allen, 1999-2003 leaders, 19.8 ...... Larry Witherspoon, 1971-74 366 ...... Bill Leonard, 1983-87 19.5 ...... Terrance Jacobs, 1991-92 360 ...... Michael Keyes, 1993-97 17.2 ...... Devin Boyd, 1988-93 352 ...... Rica Page, 1982-85 17.2 ...... Roger Dickens, 1976-78 321 ...... Damon Cason, 1995-2000 16.6 ...... Pat McKinley, 1973-77 312 ...... Sam Sutton, 1997-2002 16.2 ...... Marty Johnson, 1986-88 Career Steals (Min. 150) Career Rebounds (Min. 500) 269 ...... Brian Matthews, 1974-78 1,421 ...... Pat McKinley, 1973-77 264 ...... Devin Boyd, 1988-93 1,062 ...... Brian Matthews, 1974-78 219 ...... Bill Leonard, 1983-87 970 ...... Bobby Washington, 1974-78 199 ...... Marty Johnson, 1987-89 788 ...... Lawrence Hamm, 2002-06 195 ...... Brian Allen, 1999-2002 594 ...... Steffan Bunsavage, 1982-86 194 ...... Scooter Alexander, 1991-96 540 ...... Stevie Thomas, 1992-96 182 ...... Kurk Lee, 1988-90 501 ...... Brian Barber, 1997-2001 177 ...... Sam Sutton, 1997-2002 155 ...... Roger Dickens, 1976-78 Career Blocked Shots (Min. 80) 244 ...... John James, 1990-94 229 ...... Pat McKinley, 1973-77 143 ...... Tony Dixon, 2001-2005 126 ...... Bobby Washington, 1974-78 97 ...... Greg McClinton, 1981-82, 1983-86 80 ...... Lawrence Hamm, 2002-06 Leaders in Games Played (Min. 110) 116 ...... Devin Boyd, 1988-93 116 ...... Matt Campbell, 1990-94 115 ...... John James, 1990-94 114 ...... Brian Matthews, 1974-78 114 ...... Bobby Washington, 1974-78 114 ...... Lawrence Hamm, 2002-06 113 ...... Damon Cason, 1995-2000 Matt Campbell, ‘94 played in 116 career 112 ...... Bill Leonard, 1983-87 games to tie the school record, 112 ...... John Bays, 1985-89 112 ...... Scooter Alexander, 1991-96 112 ...... Michael Keyes, 1993-97 111 ...... Ralph Biggs, 1994-98 110 ...... Pat McKinley, 1973-77 Career Field Goal Pct. (Min. .500) .583 (211-362) ...... Kennell Jones, 1988-90 .568 (167-294) ...... Glenn Dieter, 1981-85 .566 (368-650) ...... Tony Odrick, 1980-82 .534 (491-920) ...... Ralph Biggs, 1994-98 .514 (484-941) ...... Brian Barber, 1997-2001 .502 (565-1125) ...... Ralph Blalock, 1992-96 Career Free Throw Pct. Leaders (Min. .800) .851 ...... Kurk Lee, 1988-90 .841 ...... John Bays, 1985-89 .833 ...... Damon Cason, 1995-2000

.831 ...... Michael Fink, 1984-88 Basketball History Men’s Tiger .827 ...... Charles Lawler, 1976-81 .810 ...... Matt Campbell, 1990-94 81 .803 ...... Mark Cooley, 1979-83 .802 ...... Brian Pinheiro, 1969-71

John Bays, 89 had an .841 free throw percentage in his college career. Top IndividualIndividual Performances Records Top Scoring Games (30 more points) 37 ...... Tony Odrick, vs. Long Island, Jan. 23, 1982 51 ...... Larry Witherspoon, at American Feb. 17, 1973 37 ...... Dan Roberts, vs. Western Maryland, 1967 46 ...... Devin Boyd, at UMBC, Feb. 27, 1993 36 ...... Gary Neal, at Virginia Commonwealth, Feb. 2, 2006 44 ...... Kurk Lee, vs. UMBC at Mount St. Mary’s, Dec. 8, 1989 36 ...... Gary Neal, at Hofstra, Jan. 26, 2006 41 ...... Kurk Lee, at Drexel, Feb. 10, 1990 36 ...... Kurk Lee, vs. Navy, Dec. 7, 1988 40 ...... Gary Neal, at James Madison, Jan. 7, 2006 36 ...... Dan Roberts, vs. Bloomsburg State, 1968 39 ...... Terrance Jacobs, vs. UMBC, Feb. 15, 1992 36 ...... Fred Arnold, vs. Johns Hopkins, 1960 39 ...... Kurk Lee, at Delaware, Feb, 15, 1989 35 ...... Roger Dickens, vs. U. of Baltimore, March 5, 1977 38 ...... Devin Boyd, vs. Delaware, Jan. 30, 1991 35 ...... Larry Witherspoon, vs. Pitt-Johnstown, Feb. 10, 1973 38 ...... Kurk Lee, at Bucknell, Feb. 18, 1989 34 ...... Gary Neal, vs. Hofstra, Jan. 12, 2006 38 ...... Larry Witherspoon, Feb. 28, 1974 34 ...... Chuck Lightening, vs. Mount St. Mary’s, Jan. 27, 1992 38 ...... Dan Roberts, vs. Catholic, 1968 34 ...... Kurk Lee, vs. Lafayette, Feb. 11, 1989 37 ...... Devin Boyd, at Liberty, Feb. 11, 1993 34 ...... Kurk Lee, vs. Bucknell, Jan. 25, 1989 34 ...... Mark Cooley, at Drexel, March 7, 1983 34 ...... Pat McKinley, at York College, Dec. 13, 1975 34 ...... Fred Arnold, vs. Johns Hopkins, 1959 33 ...... Gary Neal, vs. Drexel, Feb. 4, 2006 33 ...... Pete Mauro, vs. Maine, Jan. 24, 1999 33 ...... Steffan Bunsavage, vs. St. Francis, Pa., Feb. 3, 1986 33 ...... Dave Eden, vs. Western Maryland, 1957 32 ...... Jamaal Gilchrist, vs. William & Mary, Mar. 5, 2004 32 ...... Ralph Biggs, at Vermont, Jan. 29, 1998 32 ...... Ralph Biggs, vs. Vermont, Jan. 10, 1997 32 ...... Devin Boyd, at Lehigh, Feb. 8, 1993 32 ...... Devin Boyd, vs. UMBC, Feb. 3, 1993 32 ...... Terrance Jacobs, at Rider, Feb. 11, 1992 32 ...... Devin Boyd, vs. Rider, Jan. 16, 1991 32 ...... Kurk Lee, vs. Rider, March 3, 1990 32 ...... Kurk Lee, vs. Howard, Nov. 28, 1989 32 ...... Kurk Lee, at Lehigh, Feb. 25, 1989 32 ...... Kurk Lee, vs. William & Mary, Jan. 16, 1989 32 ...... Kurk Lee, at Loyola, Jan. 6, 1989 32 ...... Brian Matthews, vs. UMBC, Feb. 11, 1978 31 ...... Gary Neal, at Drexel, Jan. 23, 2006 31 ...... Gerald Weatherspoon, vs. James Madison, Mar. 7, 2003 31 ...... Kurk Lee, vs. Lehigh, Feb. 26, 1990 31 ...... Kurk Lee, at Syracuse, Dec. 16, 1989 31 ...... Marty Johnson, at Delaware, Feb. 13, 1988 31 ...... Roger Dickens, vs. Adelphi, Jan. 4, 1978 31 ...... Mark Cooley, at Loyola College, Feb. 28, 1983 31 ...... Pat McKinley, vs. St. Thomas Aquinas, Jan. 4, 1977 30 ...... Gary Neal, at College of Charleston, Jan. 2, 2006 30 ...... Sam Sutton, vs. Northeastern, Jan. 13, 2001 30 ...... Brian Barber, at Michigan, Dec. 28, 1999 30 ...... Ralph Biggs, at Hartford, Jan. 30, 1998 30 ...... Ralph Biggs, vs. Northeastern, Feb. 28, 1997 30 ...... Ralph Blalock, at Louisville, Dec. 30, 1995 30 ...... Scooter Alexander, at Delaware, Dec. 11, 1993 30 ...... Devin Boyd, at Coastal Carolina, Jan. 16, 1993 30 ...... Kurk Lee, vs. Oklahoma, March 15, 1990 (NCAA Tour.) 30 ...... Kurk Lee, vs. Drexel, Jan. 17, 1990 30 ...... Donald Leslie, at Richmond, Feb. 31, 1980 30 ...... Kurk Lee, at Hofstra, Jan. 28, 1989 30 ...... Mark Cooley, vs. James Madison, Jan. 19, 1983 30 ...... Brian Matthews, vs. Albany State, March 3, 1978 Tiger Men’s Basketball History Men’s Tiger 30 ...... Brian Matthews, vs. Morgan State, Jan. 25, 1978 82 Kurk Lee, ’90 scored 40 or more points in a game twice and went on to play for the New Jersey Nets. Top IndividualIndividual Performances Records Top Rebounding Games (15 or more rebounds) 16 ...... Brian Matthews, at C.W. Post, Dec. 10, 1977 30 ...... Pat McKinley, vs. Roanoke, Feb. 3, 1975 16 ...... Brian Matthews, at Bridgeport, Dec. 7, 1977 25 ...... Pat McKinley, vs. Randolph-Macon, Feb. 22, 1974 16 ...... Pat McKinley, vs. UMBC, Feb. 25, 1977 24 ...... Larry Witherspoon, vs. U. of Baltimore, Feb. 9, 1993 16 ...... Pat McKinley, vs. U. of Baltimore, Dec. 3, 1976 23 ...... Pat McKinley, at Frostburg State, Feb. 22, 1975 16 ...... Pat McKinley, vs. Mt. St. Mary’s, Feb. 27, 1976 23 ...... Pat McKinley, vs. York College, Feb. 6, 1975 16 ...... Pat McKinley, at George Mason, Feb. 12, 1976 23 ...... Pat McKinley, at George Mason, Dec. 12, 1974 16 ...... Brian Matthews, at UMBC, Feb. 21, 1976 21 ...... Brian Matthews, vs. Albany State, March 3, 1978 16 ...... Pat McKinley, vs. Morgan State, Dec. 5, 1975 21 ...... Pat McKinley, vs. Catholic, Feb. 26, 1976 15 ...... Lawrence Hamm, at VMI, Dec. 11, 2004 21 ...... Pat McKinley, vs. Salisbury State, Feb. 28, 1974 15 ...... Sam Sutton, at Drexel, Feb. 23, 2002 21 ...... Larry Witherspoon, vs. Loyola College, Jan. 24, 1973 15 ...... Sam Sutton, at Long Island, Dec. 4, 2000 20 ...... Lawrence Hamm, vs. Georgia State, Jan. 21, 2006 15 ...... Brian Barber, at Delaware, Jan. 23, 2000 19 ...... Alphonso Hawes, at Hartford, Jan. 14, 1999 15 ...... Brian Matthews, vs. Mount St. Mary’s, Feb. 15, 1977 19 ...... Pat McKinley, vs. Point Park, Jan. 31, 1977 Top Assist Games (11 or more assists) 18 ...... Pat McKinley, vs. Winston-Salem, March 4, 1977 17 ...... Lawrence Hamm vs. George Mason, Feb. 9, 2005 13 ...... Brian Allen, at Drexel, Feb. 23, 2002 17 ...... Joe Miller, at Long Island, Dec. 29, 1979 13 ...... Rodney Norris, vs. St. Thomas Aquinas, Jan. 4, 1977 17 ...... Pat McKinley, vs. U. of Baltimore, March 5, 1977 12 ...... Tommy Jones, vs. Bucknell, Feb. 5, 1986 17 ...... Brian Matthews, vs. George Mason, Dec. 11, 1975 12 ...... Chuck Blue, vs. Salisbury State, Feb. 26, 1972 16 ...... Alphonso Hawes, vs. Boston Univ., Jan. 3, 1999 12 ...... Ed Weibel, vs. Shepherd College, 1968 16 ...... Terrance Jacobs, vs. Mount St. Mary’s, Jan. 27, 1992 11 ...... Tim Crossin, vs. Drexel, Feb. 4, 2006 11 ...... Michael Keyes, at Winthrop, Jan. 16, 1995 11 ...... Devin Boyd, vs. Rider, Mar. 3, 1990 11 ...... Devin Boyd, vs. William & Mary, Jan. 16, 1989 11 ...... Marty Johnson, vs. Caldwell, Dec. 19, 1988 11 ...... Rica Page, vs. U. of Baltimore, Jan. 16, 1982 11 ...... Leo McGainey, vs. Northeastern, Jan. 2, 1981 11 ...... Leo McGainey, vs. Campbell, Dec. 4, 1980 11 ...... Roger Dickens, vs. U. of Baltimore, Feb. 4, 1978 11 ...... Mike Jeffers, vs. York College, Dec. 30, 1975 11 ...... Jim Hubbard, vs. Millersville, 1970 Most Steals (9 or more steals) 11 ...... Marty Johnson, vs. Bucknell, Feb. 17, 1988 10 ...... Roger Dickens, vs. U. of Baltimore, March 5, 1977 9 ...... Marty Johnson, vs. Wilmington College, Dec. 19, 1988 9 ...... Chuck Lightening, at George Mason, Jan. 8, 1992 9 ...... Brian Matthews, vs. Morgan State, Dec. 2, 1977 Most Field Goals Made (14 or more field goals made) 24-38 ...... Larry Witherspoon, at American Univ., Feb. 17, 1973 15-20 ...... Brian Matthews, vs. UMBC, Feb. 11, 1978 15-18 ...... Tony Odrick, vs. Long Island, Jan. 23, 1982 15-24 ...... Terrance Jacobs, vs. UMBC, Feb. 15, 1992 14-22 ...... Chuck Lightening, vs. Syracuse (Hershey), Dec. 20, 1990 14-24 ...... Chuck Lightening, vs. Mount St. Mary’s, Jan. 27, 1992 Most Free Throws Made (14 or more free throws made) 22-26 ...... Devin Boyd, at UMBC, Feb. 29, 1992 18-20 ...... Ralph Biggs, vs. New Hampshire, Feb. 8, 1998 18-21 ...... Terrance Jacobs, at Rider, Feb. 11, 1992 17-21 ...... Devin Boyd, at Liberty, Feb. 11, 1993 16-19 ...... Devin Boyd, vs. Delaware, Jan. 30, 1991 16-21 ...... Kurk Lee, vs. UMBC at Mount St. Mary’s, Dec. 8, 1989 15-15 ...... Devin Boyd, at Howard, Dec. 18, 1991

15-16 ...... Marty Johnson, vs. Rider, Jan. 27, 1988 Basketball History Men’s Tiger 83

Lawrence Hamm, ‘06 had 20 rebounds against Georgia State Top IndividualIndivisual Performances Records Most 3-Point Baskets (6 or more 3-point baskets) Most Blocked Shots (6 or more blocked shots) 7-12 ...... Gary Neal, at Hofstra, Jan. 26, 2006 9 ...... Pat McKinley, vs. St. Thomas Aquinas, Jan. 4, 1977 7-14 ...... Gary Neal, at Drexel, Jan. 23, 2006 8 ...... Tony Dixon, vs. William & Mary, Feb. 12, 2003 6-13 ...... Gary Neal, vs. Virginia Military Institute, Dec. 21, 2005 8 ...... Tony Dixon, vs. Norfolk State, Dec. 14, 2002 6-8 ...... Gary Neal, vs. Hofstra, Jan. 12, 2006 7 ...... John James, vs. American U., Jan. 4, 1994 6-9 ...... Brian Allen, vs. UMBC, Nov. 23, 2002 6 ...... Tony Dixon, vs. William & Mary, Jan. 14, 2004 6-6 ...... Raul dePablo, at Delaware, Jan. 22, 2000 6 ...... Tony Dixon, at Hofstra, Feb. 26, 2003 6-10 ...... Raul dePablo, vs. James Madison, Feb. 21, 2000 6 ...... John James, vs. Charleston Southern, Jan. 17, 1994 6-7 ...... John Bays, at Virginia, Dec. 3, 1988 6 ...... John James, at Liberty, Feb. 11, 1993 6-7 ...... Raul dePablo, vs. Michigan, Nov. 24, 1997 6 ...... John James, vs. Lehigh, Dec. 9, 1993 6-8 ...... Devin Boyd, at Colorado, Nov. 25, 1991 6 ...... Greg McClinton, vs. James Madison, Dec. 7, 1985 6-13 ...... Kurk Lee, vs. Navy, Dec. 7, 1988 6 ...... Joe Miller, vs. St. Mary’s College, Dec. 10, 1980 6-13 ...... Kurk Lee, vs. William & Mary, Jan. 16, 1989 6 ...... Bobby Washington, vs. Bridgeport, Dec. 7, 1977 6-13 ...... Devin Boyd, Winthrop, Jan. 23, 1993 Most Points Scored by An Opponent (35 or more points) 43 ...... Derell Thompson, UMBC, Feb. 15, 1992 39 ...... Darrick Suber, Rider, Feb. 29, 1992 38 ...... Harding Nana, Delaware, Jan. 14, 2006 38 ...... Erik Harris, Navy, Dec. 5, 1990 38 ...... Tim Bock, William & Mary, Jan. 16, 1989 37 ...... Demetrius Dudley, Hofstra, Feb. 6, 1992 37 ...... Daren Queenan, Lehigh, March 8, 1988 36 ...... Matt Turner, Boston University, Feb. 8, 2001 36 ...... Kevin Booth, Mount St. Mary’s, Dec. 7, 1991 36 ...... Mike Morton, Robert Morris College, Jan. 9, 1980 35 ...... Julian Dunkley, Maine, Jan. 25, 2001 35 ...... Exree Hipp, Maryland, Dec. 23, 1993 35 ...... Ed Titus, Rider, Feb. 20, 1988 35 ...... Daren Queenan, Lehigh, Feb. 24, 1988

Raul dePablo, ‘00 made all six three-point field goal tries at Delaware.

Ralph Biggs, ‘98 went 18-for-20 at the foul line against New Hampshire in 1996. Tiger Men’s Basketball History Men’s Tiger 84 Team LeadersIndividual by Season Records Scoring 1982-83 ...... Mark Cooley, 162 (5.8) 1993-94 ...... Ralph Blalock 58 2005-06 ...... Gary Neal, 444 (26.1) 1981-82 ...... Tony Odrick, 173 (6.4) 1992-93 ...... Devin Boyd, 69 2004-05 ...... Lawrence Hamm, 347 (12.0) 1980-81 ...... Tony Odrick, 184 (6.8) 1991-92 ...... Terrance Jacobs, 69 2003-04 ...... Jamaal Gilchrist, 355 (12.2) 1979-80 ...... Joe Miller, 244 (9.4) 1990-91 ...... Devin Boyd, 84 2002-03 ...... Jamaal Gilchrist, 297 (10.6) 1978-79 ...... Lloyd Tucker, 129 (5.0) 1989-90 ...... Kurk Lee, 84 2001-02 ...... Sam Sutton, 365 (12.6) 1977-78 ...... Brian Matthews, 334 (11.1) 1988-89 ...... Kurk Lee, 98 2000-01 ...... Brian Barber, 401 (13.8) 1976-77 ...... Pat McKinley, 381 (12.2) 1987-88 ...... Marty Johnson, 124 1999-2000 ...... Brian Barber, 475 (17.0) 1975-76 ...... Pat McKinley, 326 (11.2) 1986-87 ...... Marty Johnson, 70 1998-99 ...... Brian Barber, 343 (12.3) 1974-75 ...... Pat McKinley, 353 (14.7) 1985-86 ...... Bill Leonard, 48 1997-98 ...... Ralph Biggs, 516 (18.4) 1973-74 ...... Pat McKinley, 347 (13.3) 1984-85 ...... Bill Leonard, 52 1996-97 ...... Ralph Biggs, 526 (18.8) 1972-73 ...... Larry Witherspoon, 296 (11.0) 1983-84 ...... Bill Leonard, 49 1995-96 ...... Ralph Blalock, 480 (17.1) 1971-72 ...... Larry Purdie, 250 (10.0) 1982-83 ...... James Bruce, 36 1994-95 ...... Ralph Blalock, 415 (17.3) 1970-71 ...... Jim Hubbard, 240 (10.2) 1981-82 ...... Donald Leslie, Dwayne Henry, 36 1980-81 ...... Leo McGainey, 52 1993-94 ...... Scooter Alexander, 504 (17.4) Assists 1992-93 ...... Devin Boyd, 622 (23.0) 1979-80 ...... Michael Sharpe, Mike Lyles, 43 1991-92 ...... Terrance Jacobs, 692 (23.1) 2005-06 ...... Tim Crossin, 139 (4.9) 1978-79 ...... Bill Sudler, 37 1990-91 ...... Devin Boyd, 599 (20.7) 2004-05 ...... Mike Green, 125 (4.3) 1977-78 ...... Brian Matthews, 91 1989-90 ...... Kurk Lee, 805 (26.0) 2003-04 ...... Mike Green, 127 (4.4) 1976-77 ...... Roger Dickens, 83 2002-03 ...... Jamaal Gilchrist, 94 (3.2) 1988-89 ...... Kurk Lee, 736 (25.4) Blocked Shots 1987-88 ...... Marty Johnson, 528 (17.6) 2001-02 ...... Brian Allen, 147 (5.3) 1986-87 ...... Bill Leonard, 446 (14.9) 2000-01 ...... Sam Sutton, 126 (4.3) 2005-06 ...... Lawrence Hamm, 29 1985-86 ...... Steffan Bunsavage, 428 (15.3) 1999-2000 ...... Damon Cason, 119 (4.3) 2004-05 ...... L. Hamm, Winstonn Tubbs, 20 1984-85 ...... Bill Leonard, 318 (11.8) 1998-99 ...... Marlin Wise, 94 (5.2) 2003-04 ...... Tony Dixon, 57 1983-84 ...... Steffan Bunsavage, 335 (12.4) 1997-98 ...... Marlin Wise, 81 (3.0) 2002-03 ...... Tony Dixon, 81 1982-83 ...... Mark Cooley, 506 (18.1) 1996-97 ...... Michael Keyes, 85 (3.1) 2001-02 ...... Sam Sutton, 24 1981-82 ...... Tony Odrick, 482 (17.9) 1995-96 ...... Michael Keyes, 112 (4.0) 2000-01 ...... Shaun Holtz, 22 1980-81 ...... Tony Odrick, 360 (13.3) 1994-95 ...... Michael Keyes, 105 (3.9) 1999-2000 ...... Shaun Holtz, 36 1979-80 ...... Michael Sharpe, 355 (13.7) 1993-94 ...... Ralph Blalock, 87 (2.9) 1998-99 ...... Shaun Holtz, 15 1978-79 ...... Michael Dukes, 327 (12.6) 1992-93 ...... D. Boyd, S. Alexander, 80 (3.0) 1997-98 ...... Ryan Lexer, 16 1977-78 ...... Brian Matthews, 565 (18.8) 1991-92 ...... Terrance Jacobs, 84 (2.8) 1996-97 ...... Davon Harp, Ryan Lexer, 12 1976-77 ...... Brian Matthews, 539 (17.9) 1990-91 ...... Devin Boyd, 99 (3.4) 1995-96 ...... Stevie Thomas, 34 1975-76 ...... Pat McKinley, 508 (17.5) 1989-90 ...... Devin Boyd, 118 (3.9) 1994-95 ...... Stevie Thomas, 43 1974-75 ...... Pat McKinley, 485 (20.2) 1988-89 ...... Devin Boyd, 139 (4.8) 1993-94 ...... John James, 82 1973-74 ...... Larry Witherspoon, 552 (21.2) 1987-88 ...... Marty Johnson, 151 (5.0) 1992-93 ...... John James, 63 1972-73 ...... Larry Witherspoon, 687 (25.4) 1986-87 ...... Marty Johnson, 127 (4.2) 1991-92 ...... John James, 49 1971-72 ...... Mel Land, 410 (16.4) 1985-86 ...... Michael Fink, 103 (3.8) 1990-91 ...... John James, 50 1970-71 ...... Mel Land, 352 (16.8) 1984-85 ...... Bill Leonard, 117 (4.3) 1989-90 ...... William Griffin, 26 1983-84 ...... Rica Page, 111 (4.1) 1988-89 ...... Stephen Dorsey, 20 Rebounding 1982-83 ...... James Bruce, 94 (3.4) 1987-88 ...... Marty Johnson, 15 2005-06 ...... Lawrence Hamm, 256 (9.1) 1981-82 ...... Rica Page, 151 (5.6) 1986-87 ...... Roddy Kirk, 15 2004-05 ...... Lawrence Hamm, 220 (7.6) 1980-81 ...... Leo McGainey, 130 (5.2) 1985-86 ...... Greg McClinton, 54 2003-04 ...... Lawrence Hamm, 155 (5.3) 1979-80 ...... Joe Miller, 80 (3.1) 1984-85 ...... Greg McClinton, 29 2002-03 ...... Lawrence Hamm, 157 (5.6) 1978-79 ...... Michael Dukes, 56 (2.2) 1983-84 ...... Ken Gorham, 18 2001-02 ...... Sam Sutton, 177 (6.1) 1977-78 ...... Roger Dickens, 152 (5.1) 1982-83 ...... Dereck Hendricks, 50 2000-01 ...... Sam Sutton, 180 (6.2) 1976-77 ...... Roger Dickens, 147 (4.9) 1981-82 ...... Tony Odrick, 17 1999-2000 ...... Brian Barber, 187 (6.7) 1975-76 ...... Mike Jeffers, 122 (4.2) 1980-81 ...... Tony Odrick, 46 1998-99 ...... Alphonso Hawes, 191 (6.8) 1974-75 ...... Gus Jones, 90 (3.6) 1979-80 ...... Joe Miller, 19 1997-98 ...... Ralph Biggs, 133 (4.8) 1973-74 ...... Larry Witherspoon, 82 (3.2) 1978-79 ...... Lloyd Tucker, 18 1977-78 ...... Bobby Washington, 48 1996-97 ...... Ryan Lexer, 185 (6.6) Steals 1995-96 ...... Stevie Thomas, 185 (6.6) 1976-77 ...... Pat McKinley, 86 1994-95 ...... Stevie Thomas, 188 (7.5) 2005-06 ...... Tim Crossin, 52 1993-94 ...... John James, 230 (7.7) 2004-05 ...... Cantrell Fletcher, 41 1992-93 ...... John James, 166 (6.4) 2003-04 ...... Mike Green, 50 1991-92 ...... Terrance Jacobs, 237 (7.9) 2002-03 ...... Brian Allen, 44 1990-91 ...... Chuck Lightening, 189 (6.3) 2001-02 ...... Brian Allen, 67 Tiger Men’s Basketball History Men’s Tiger 1989-90 ...... Kennell Jones, 212 (6.8) 2000-01 ...... Brian Allen, 67 1988-89 ...... Kurk Lee, 163 (5.6) 1999-2000 ...... Damon Cason, 43 85 1987-88 ...... Dwayne Martin, 160 (5.7) 1998-99 ...... Marlin Wise, 47 1986-87 ...... Roddy Kirk, 198 (6.6) 1997-98 ...... Marlin Wise, 49 1985-86 ...... Steffan Bunsavage, 220 (7.9) 1996-97 ...... Michael Keyes, Ralph Biggs, 36 1984-85 ...... Steffan Bunsavage, 140 (5.2) 1995-96 ...... Michael Keyes, 53 1983-84 ...... Steffan Bunsavage, 157 (5.8) 1994-95 ...... Ralph Blalock, 60 Team Records Team Records Points Scored High Free Throw Pct. Most Players Fouled Out Game: ...... 122 vs. Buffalo, 1992 Game: ...... 1.000 (15-15) vs. Ohio State, 2004 Game: ...... 4 vs. Virginia Tech, 2003 Season: ...... 2,590, 1976-77 ...... 1.000 (13-13) vs. Morgan State, 2002 Season: ...... 15, 2003-04 ...... 1.000 (11-11) vs. Drexel, 1985 Points Allowed ...... 1.000 (9-9) vs. at Old Dominion, 2003 Miscellaneous Records Game: ...... 120 vs. Maryland, 1994 ...... 1.000 (7-7) vs. Va. Commonwealth, 2003 Most Victories in a Season: ...... 27, 1976-77 Season: ...... 2,434, 1989-90 ...... 1.000 (7-7) vs. William & Mary, 2005 Most Consecutive Wins: Season: ...... 761 (579-761) in 1988-89 ...... 23 from Jan. 9, 1976 to Feb. 26, 1977 Fewest Points Scored Fewest Wins in a Season: ...... 1, 1961-62, Game: ...... 16 vs. American University, 1932 Rebounds ...... 1962-63,1963-64 Season: ...... 822, 1961-62 Game: ...... 67 vs. St. Thomas Aquinas, 1976 Best Record: ...... 27-3 (.900) 1976-77 Fewest Points Allowed Season: ...... 1,501, 1976-77 ...... NCAA Division II Poll Champions Most Losses: ...... 24, 2004-05; 2002-03 Game: ...... 8 vs. Wilson Teachers’ College, 1933 Assists Most Consecutive Losses: Season: ...... 1,116, 1960-61 Game: ...... 31 vs. York College, 1975 ...... 19 from Dec. 2, 1962 to Jan. 30, 1964 Most Points Combined Season: ...... 494, 1976-77 Fewest Losses in a Season: ...... 3, 1976-77 Most League Wins: ...... 15, 1993-94 Game: ...... 216- Towson 113, UMBC 103, 1992 Blocked Shots Fewest League Wins: Season: . . . .4,913 TU 2,479, Op. 2,434, 1989-90 Game: ...... 13 vs. George Mason, 1977 ...... 0, 1963-64, 1962-63, 1961-62 Fewest Points Combined Season: ...... 156, 1976-77 Most League Losses: ...... 17, 2002-03 Game: ...... 33 Towson 17, Gallaudet 16, 1934 Steals Best League Record: . . . .10-0, 1976-77, 1977-78 Highest Scoring Average: ...... 86.3, 1976-77 Season: ...... 1,965 TU 822, Opp. 1,143, 1961-62 Game: ...... 25 vs. Gettysburg, 1988 Lowest Scoring Average: ...... 51.4, 1961-62 Season: ...... 341, 1990-91 Largest Victory Margins Best Defensive Average: ...... 66.0, 1997-98 Turnovers Worst Defensive Average: ...... 86.8, 1965-66 by Towson: . . . . .64 - TOW 122, Buffalo 58, 1992 Game: ...... 34 vs. Oklahoma, 1992 Most 100-Point Games: ...... 6 in 1988-89 vs. Towson: . . . . . 63 - W & Mary 94, TU 31, 1948 Season: ...... 572, 2002-03 Most Points in Half: ...... 73 vs. Buffalo, 1992 Field Goals Attempted Personal Fouls Most Pts. in One OT: ...... 24 at Bucknell, 1986 Game: ...... 103 vs. St. Thomas Aquinas, 1976 Game: ...... 35 vs. Colorado, 1991; Consecutive Towson Center Wins: Season: ...... 2,361, 1976-77 ...... vs. Drexel, 1996 ...... 22 from Jan. 11, 1993 to Jan. 3, 1995 Consecutive Towson Center Losses: Field Goals Made Season: ...... 581, 1996-97 ...... 6, Jan. 29, 2003 to Feb. 28, 2003 Game: ...... 54 vs. St. Mary’s, 1976 ...... 6, Jan. 29, 2005 to Nov. 19, 2005 Season: ...... 1,117, 1976-77 High Field Goal Percentage Game: ...... 705 (31-44) vs. C.W. Post, 1977 ...... 705 (31-44) vs. Northeastern, 2000 Season: ...... 499 (740-1482), 1985-86 3-Point Field Goal Attempts Game: ...... 33 vs. Lafayette, 1999 Season: ...... 571, 2004-2005 3-Point Field Goals Made Game: ...... 13 vs. Michigan, 1997 Season: ...... 185, 2005-2006 High 3-Point Field Goal Pct. Game: ...... 750 (6-8) at Colorado, 1991 Season: ...... 393 (171-435), 1988-89 Free Throw Attempts Game: ...... 50 vs. Lehigh, 1990 Season: ...... 852, 1990-91

Tiger Men’s Basketball History Men’s Tiger Free Throws Made 86 Game: ...... 42 vs. Lehigh, 1990 Most Consecutive Made: .23, Dec. 14-22, 2003 Season: ...... 579, 1988-89

The 1990-91 Tigers won their second straight ECC championship. 1,000 Point Scorers 1,000 Points Devin Boyd Scooter (1988-1993) Alexander Guard, Walbrook H.S. (1991-1996) Baltimore, Md. Guard, Dunbar H.S. Only player in Towson history to score Baltimore, Md. 2,000 points in college career … four-year Starter in the Tiger backcourt for four starter in the Tiger backcourt … East Coast seasons … third-leading scorer in school Conference Player of the Year in 1991 … history with 1,778 points … honored as the ECC Rookie of the Year as a freshman in East Coast Conference Rookie of the Year 1989 … named first team All-ECC in 1991 as a freshman … honored as ECC Rookie … named first team All-Big South Conference in 1993 … key per- of the Week six times as a freshman … led 1992 Tigers to ECC cham- former for Tigers’ NCAA Tournament teams in 1990 and 1991 … pionship and was named as the tournament’s Most Valuable Player named to all-tournament teams at 1990 and 1991 ECC Champi- … named first team All-Big South Conference as a sophomore and onships, helping Tigers win back-to-back titles … finished career as junior … averaged 17.4 points per game as a junior to lead the team Tigers’ all-time leader with 438 assists … scored 46 points in win at ... set Towson single season scoring records for points as a freshman UMBC in 1993, second highest scoring total in school history … and points as a sophomore … led Tigers to Pre-Season NIT Tourna- team captain three years … played in just one game in 1991-92, frac- ment win over St. John’s in 1993 … member of Tigers’ Big South turing elbow in season opener at Colorado … MVP at 1990 Balti- regular season championship teams in 1993 and 1994 ... had 194 more Beltway Classic … honorable mention All-American as a senior steals in career, sixth on Tigers’ career list. ... recent inductee into Towson Athletic Hall of Fame. GP-GS FG-FGA (Pct.) 3PFGA-FGA (Pct.) FT-FTA (Pct.) Assts. Pts./Avg. GP-GS FG-FGA (Pct.) 3PFGA-FGA (Pct.) FT-FTA (Pct.) Assts. Pts./Avg. 112-102 744-1636 (.455) 20-84 (.238) 270-398 (.678) 296 1778/15.9 116-113 590-1379 (.428) 135-414 (.326) 685-859 (.797) 438 2000/17.2

Pat McKinley Brian (1973-1977) Matthews Center, City College H.S. (1974-1978) Baltimore, Md. Fwd.-Guard, City College H.S. Four-year starter in the Tiger front court … Baltimore, Md. finished career as the Tigers’ all-time scoring Four-year starter who played forward and leader with 1,832 points … Tigers’ all-time guard … led Tigers in scoring as a junior rebounding leader with 1,421 rebounds … and senior … named first team All-Ameri- had 229 blocked shots in career, second on can as a senior at College Division level … the all-time list … led Tigers in rebounding named first team All-Mason-Dixon Con- four straight years … team’s leading scorer as a sophomore and junior ference as a junior and senior … helped Tigers to a 53-7 record and … holds school record with 30 rebounds in one game against Roanoke back-to-back NCAA Tournament bids in 1977 and 1978 … key per- in 1975 ... also holds school record with nine blocked shots in a game former for the Tigers’ 1976-77 team which posted a 27-3 record and against St. Thomas Aquinas in 1977 ... earned All-American first was ranked number one in NCAA Division II at the end of the regular team honors as a senior in 1977 … named first team All-Mason- season ... averaged team high 18.8 points per game as a senior … Dixon Conference three years in a row … led Tigers to 27-3 record Tigers’ top rebounder with an 11.1 average … named to NCAA Divi- and number one ranking in NCAA Division II as a senior … named sion II South Atlantic Regional all-tournament team twice … set as Mason-Dixon Conference Tournament Most Valuable Player in Towson career record with 269 steals … second-leading rebounder 1977 … also guided the Tigers to the 1977 NCAA South Atlantic in school history with 1,062 rebounds ... captain of Tigers’ Mason- Regional championship … drafted by the NBA’s Washington Bullets Dixon Conference championship team as a senior. in the eighth round of the 1977 NBA draft … inducted into Towson’s Basketball History Men’s Tiger Hall of Fame in 1993. GP-GS FG-FGA (Pct.) FT-FTA (Pct.) Rebs. Assts. Pts./Avg. 87 114-112 710-1428 (.497) 245-322 (.761) 1062 244 1665/14.6 GP-GS FG-FGA (Pct.) FT-FTA (Pct.) Rebs. BS Pts./Avg. 110-106 811-1637 (.495) 210-431 (.487) 1421 229 1832/16.7 1,000 Point Scorers 1,000 Points Larry George “Bucky” Witherspoon Kimmett (1971-1974) (1947-1951) Forward, City College H.S. Forward, Poly H.S. Baltimore, Md. Baltimore, Md. Three-year starter who ended career as First Towson player to score 1,000 career Tigers’ all-time scoring leader with 1,546 points … four-year starter who averaged points … finished career as the Tigers’ all- 18.6 points per game as a senior … scored time rebounding leader (694) ... led the school record 503 points in senior season Tigers in scoring as a junior and senior … … very successful high school basketball set Towson single game record with 51 points at American in 1973, coach in Baltimore City for 31 seasons … also played four years of a record that still stands … averaged 25.4 points per game as a junior college baseball and two years of soccer at Towson … compiled a , 16th in NCAA Division II … two-time All-Mason-Dixon Confer- 333-313 record as the head coach at Baltimore’s Poly High School ... ence first team pick ... led the conference in scoring twice … also led coached Poly to the 1995 Maryland state basketball championship ... the Mason-Dixon with 9.5 rebounds per game ... first Tiger drafted one of the first inductees into Towson Athletic Hall of Fame. by the NBA … tenth round draft pick by Philadelphia 76ers in 1974. GP FG FT-FTA (Pct.) Pts. Avg. 97 555 308-462 (.666) 1418 14.6 GP-GS FG-FGA (Pct.) FT-FTA (Pct.) Rebs. Pts./Avg. 78-73 678-1408 (.482) 190-280 (.679) 694 1546/19.8 Ralph Kurk Lee Blalock (1988-1990) (1992-1996) Guard, Dunbar H.S., Baltimore, Md. Fwd.-Guard, Sanford Academy Honorable mention All-American who Claymont, Del. scored 1,541 points in two seasons as a Three-time all-conference pick in two Tiger … played one season in NBA with leagues ... named 1st team All-Big South New Jersey Nets … East Coast Conference Conference as a junior and 2nd team All- Player of the Year as a junior and senior … Big South as a sophomore … led Tigers to first team All-ECC twice … led ECC in a 21-9 record and Big South regular season scoring and steals twice … ECC Player of title as sophomore ... named second team All-North Atlantic Confer- the Week nine times ... led ECC in free throw percentage (.881) as a ence as senior … scored 26 points in Tigers’ upset win over Louisville junior ... averaged 25.4 ppg as a junior and 26.0 ppg as a senior ... in 1995 … hit game-winning three-pointer at buzzer in 81-78 win led Tigers to 1990 ECC championship and berth in NCAA Tourna- over West Virginia … Tigers’ top scorer as a junior with a 17.3 average ment … ECC Tournament’s MVP in 1990 … scored 30 points in ... scored a team high 17.1 points per game as a senior ... finished NCAA Tournament against Oklahoma … owns Towson record with career with a .502 field goal percentage to rank sixth on Tigers’ career 25.7 career scoring average … set school record with 805 points and list. 26.0 scoring average in single season … inducted into Towson Ath- letic Hall of Fame in 2001. GP-GS FG-FGA (Pct.) 3PFGA-FGA (Pct.) FT-FTA (Pct.) Assts. Pts./Avg. 108-79 565-1125 (.502) 108-272 (.397) 260-339 (.767) 239 1498/13.9 GP-GS FG-FGA (Pct.) 3PFGA-FGA (Pct.) FT-FTA (Pct.) Assts. Pts./Avg. 60-57 528-1158 (.456) 143-415 (.345) 342-402 (.851) 142 1541/25.7 122-67 585-1313 (.446) 157-445 (.353) 393-473 (.831) 148 1720/14.1* * 4-year college totals - includes 2 years at Western Kentucky Tiger Men’s Basketball History Men’s Tiger 88 1,000 Point Scorers 1,000 Points Gary Neal Bobby (2002-present) Washington Guard, Calvert Hall H.S. (1974-1978) Aberdeen, Md. Transfer from LaSalle ... scored 1,041 Forward, Northwestern H.S. points in two years at LaSalle ... played in Suitland, Md. 17 games for the Tigers in 2005-06 and Four-year starter at forward and center … averaged 26.1 points per game ... named named All-Mason-Dixon Conference four second team All-Colonial Athletic Associ- times … second team All-Mason-Dixon as ation in 2006 ... named as CAA Player of a junior and senior … honorable mention the Week three times ... scored career high 40 points in win at James All-MD twice … led Tigers to a 53-7 record and two NCAA Tour- Madison ... broke Towson single game record with seven three-point nament bids as a junior and senior … Tigers’ third-leading rebounder baskets made in a game twice ... named as Atlantic 10 Rookie of the with 970 … third on Tigers’ all-time list of blocked shot leaders Year in 2003 ... named second team All-Atlantic 10 twice. …Tigers’ second-leading scorer as a freshman and sophomore … co- captain Mason-Dixon championship team as a senior … inducted into Towson’s Athletic Hall of Fame in 2001. GP-GS FG-FGA (Pct.) 3PFGA-FGA (Pct.) FT-FTA (Pct.) Assts. Pts./Avg. 17-14 138-310 (.445) 62-153 (.405) 106-132 (.803) 49 444/26.1 74-60 470-1129 (.416) 212-572 (.371) 333-405 (.822) 163 1485/20.1* GP-GS FG-FGA (Pct.) FT-FTA (Pct.) Rebs. BS Pts./Avg. 114-112 639-1038 (.489) 159-245 (.649) 970 126 1437/12.6 * 3-year college totals - includes 2 years at LaSalle

Ralph Biggs Bill Leonard (1994-1998) (1983-1987) Forward, Washington H.S. Guard, McKeesport Area H.S. Washington, N.C. McKeesport, Pa. Two-year starter at forward … named to Four-year starter … named 2nd team All- America East all-league third team as a East Coast Conference as a sophomore and senior ... averaged 18.4 points per game as senior … Tiger captain as a junior and a senior, 3rd in America East ... ranked 4th senior … ended career with 1,469 points in America East with a .529 field goal per- as Towson’s all-time Division I scoring centage in 1998 ... selected to compete in leader ... ECC Rookie of the Year as a fresh- Slam Dunk Competition at 1998 Final Four ... named to all-tourna- man … ECC Rookie of the Week five times … ended career with 366 ment team at 1997 America East Tournament after scoring 43 points assists, a Towson record … had career high 27 points in final college in two games ... third-leading scorer in America East as a junior with game, the 1987 ECC Championship Game … Towson’s Senior Athlete an 18.8 ... named to Big South Conference All-Rookie team as a fresh- of the Year in 1987 … scored team high 14.9 points per game as a man ... named as Towson’s Male Athlete of the Year in 1997 and 1998. senior ... led team in steals three times ... had 219 career steals, third on all-time list ... assistant basketball coach at Towson for two years … good free throw shooter with a .766 career mark ... inducted into GP-GS FG-FGA (Pct.) 3PFGA-FGA (Pct.) FT-FTA (Pct.) Rebs. Pts./Avg. Towson’s Athletic Hall of Fame in 1998. 111-73 491-920 (.534) 57-144 (.396) 348-475 (.733) 475 1387/12.5

GP-GS FG-FGA (Pct.) 3PFGA-FGA (Pct.) FT-FTA (Pct.) Assts. Pts./Avg.

112-109 562-1214 (.463) 30-92 (.326) 315-411 (.766) 366 1469/13.1 Basketball History Men’s Tiger 89 1,000 Point Scorers 1,000 Points Sam Sutton Chuck Lightening (1997-2002) (1989-1992) Forward-Guard, William Penn H.S. Forward, Springbrook H.S. York, Pa. Silver Spring, Md. Two-year starter at swingman ... transfer Named first team All-East Coast Confer- from St. Francis of Pa. where he played for ence as a junior and senior ... key performer two years … named to America East all- for the Tigers’ three straight ECC champi- league second team as a junior ... averaged onship teams ... named to all-tournament 13.6 points per game as a junior ... named team at ECC Tournament as a junior and as America East Player of the Week twice senior ... averaged 16.1 points per game as in 2001 ... led Tigers in scoring (12.6) and rebounding (6.1) as a a junior, 6th in the ECC ... honored as Chevrolet Player of the Game senior... earned all-tournament honors at the Battle of Baltimore in by CBS after scoring game high 26 points with six rebounds against 2001 ... had five “double doubles” as a senior ... Tiger co-captain as Ohio State in 1991 NCAA Tournament ... averaged 18.1 points per a junior and senior. game as a senior ... led Tigers to third straight ECC title by scoring 65 points in three games ... had a game high 22 points in champi- GP-GS FG-FGA (Pct.) 3PFGA-FGA (Pct.) FT-FTA (Pct.) Rebs. Pts./Avg. onship game win over Hofstra ... recent inductee into Towson Uni- 58-57 296-619 (.478) 43-141 (.305) 124-247 (.502) 357 759/13.1 versity Hall of Fame. 108-100 506-1113 (.455) 83-276 (.301) 234-422 (.555) 565 1329/12.3*

*includes two seasons at St. Francis, Pa. GP-GS FG-FGA (Pct.) 3PFGA-FGA (Pct.) FT-FTA (Pct.) Rebs. Pts./Avg. 91-63 513-1198 (.428) 29-79 (.367) 250-371 (.674) 445 1305/14.3

Lawrence Hamm (2002-2006) Terrance Jacobs Forward, Harrisburg H.S. Harrisburg, Pa. (1990-1992) Four-year starter at forward ... named third team All-Colonial Athletic Association as Guard, Southern H.S. Baltimore, Md. a senior ... 6th-leading scorer in the CAA with a 15.6 average ... 2nd-leading Honored as East Coast Conference Player rebounder (9.1) in CAA ... ranked 2nd in of the Year as a senior ... led ECC in scoring CAA in field goal percentage (.574) ... with a 23.1 ... also led the ECC with a 7.9 played in all 114 games in four-year career ... started 109 games ... rebounding mark ... helped Tigers win two four-year team captain ... member of CAA’s All-Rookie team as a straight ECC championships ... earned all-tournament honors at ECC freshman ... CAA Rookie of the Week three times ... Tigers’ top Championship twice ... named second team All-ECAC in 1992 ... rebounder all four years ... set Towson Division I record with 20 scored 39 points in win over UMBC to set Towson Center record for rebounds against Georgia State as a senior ... set school record with points scored by a Tiger ... averaged 15.9 points per game as a junior 3,705 career minutes played ... 4th-leading career rebounder ... named ... transferred to Towson from Allegany J.C. ... played one year at as Towson University’s Senior Male Athlete of the Year ... served as Old Dominion. president of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity. GP-GS FG-FGA (Pct.) 3PFGA-FGA (Pct.) FT-FTA (Pct.) Rebs. Pts./Avg. GP-GS FG-FGA (Pct.) 3PFGA-FGA (Pct.) FT-FTA (Pct.) Rebs. Pts./Avg. 60-51 432-890 (.485) 41-127 (.323) 265-393 (.674) 395 1170/19.5 114-109 505-1047 (.482) 41-145 (.283) 267-365 (.732) 788 1318/11.6 87-55 466-980 (.476) 41-129 (.318) 287-435 (.660) 451 1260/14.5* *includes one season at Old Dominion Tiger Men’s Basketball History Men’s Tiger 90 1,000 Point Scorers 1,000 Points Brian Barber Jamaal (1997-2001) Gilchrist Forward, Annapolis H.S. (2002-2004) Annapolis, Md. Guard, Notre Dame Academy Three-year starter at forward ... led the Washington, D.C. Tigers in scoring three years in a row ... two-time selection to AMERICA EAST all- Two-year starter at point guard ... transfer league team ... named second team all- from Texas A&M where he was a two-year league as a junior and third team all-league starter ... led Tigers in scoring as a junior as a senior ... averaged 17.0 points per game and senior ... ranked fourth in Colonial Ath- as a junior, fourth in AMERICA EAST ... also second in AMERICA letic Association with an .800 free throw percentage as a junior ... EAST with a .539 field goal percentage as a junior ... team captain ranked among CAA leaders in scoring (12.2 ppg), assists and steals as a senior ... talented singer who sang the National Anthem before as a senior ... earned all-tournament honors at the Battle of Baltimore a number of Tiger basketball games ... led Tigers in rebounding as a in 2003 ... hit game-winning basket in final seconds of 70-68 win junior with a 6.7 average ... winner of the Doc Minnegan Scholarship over Delaware ... scored 15 points with six assists against the Blue Hens presented by the Towson Athletic Hall of Fame. ... led Tigers to 70-65 win over William & Mary in first round of 2004 CAA Tournament by scoring career high 32 points. GP-GS FG-FGA (Pct.) 3PFGA-FGA (Pct.) FT-FTA (Pct.) Rebs. Pts./Avg. 104-87 484-941 (.514) 0-15 (.000) 291-399 (.729) 239 1259/12.1 GP-GS FG-FGA (Pct.) 3PFGA-FGA (Pct.) FT-FTA (Pct.) Assts. Pts./Avg. 57-49 218-510 (.427) 81-224 (.362) 135-175 (.771) 183 652/11.4 115-86 368-908 (.405) 107-334 (.320) 302-395 (.765) 366 1145/10.0* 4-year college total - includes 2 seasons at Texas A&M Steffan Bunsavage Mel Land (1982-1986) (1969-1972) Forward, Douglas Freeman H.S. Richmond, Va. Guard, City College H.S. Baltimore, Md. Three-year starter at forward ... led the Three-year starter at guard ... led the Tigers Tigers in scoring as a senior with a 15.3 in scoring as a junior and senior ... two-time average ... 9th-leading scorer in the East All-Mason Dixon Conference selection ... Coast Conference in 1986 who led the ECC led the Tigers to a 15-10 record as a senior in rebounding (7.9) and field goal percentage (.570) ... named second and the semi-finals of the Mason-Dixon team All-ECC as a senior ... Tigers’ leading rebounder three years in Conference Tournament ... averaged a team a row ... named as Most Valuable Player at the 1983 Olde Fayet- high 16.4 points per game in 1972 ... team captain as a senior ... aver- teville Classic ... scored career high 33 points against St. Francis (Pa.) aged 16.8 points per game as a junior ... second player in school as a senior ... honored as ECC Rookie of the Week as a freshman ... history to score 1,000 points. recorded 11 “double doubles” as a senior ... ranks fifth on Tigers’ career rebounding list with 594 rebounds. GP FG FT Pts./Avg. 73 417 247 1081/14.8 GP-GS FG-FGA (Pct.) FT-FTA (Pct.) Rebs. Pts./Avg. 108-88 459-914 (.502) 237-329 (.720) 594 1155/10.7 Tiger Men’s Basketball History Men’s Tiger 91 1,000 Point Scorers 1,000 Points Roger Dickens Michael Fink (1976-1978) (1984-1988) Guard, City College H.S. Guard, Woodward H.S. Baltimore, Md. Kensington, Md. Two-year starter at guard who led the Very good outside shooter ... three-year Tigers to a 53-7 record in his two seasons starter who played forward and guard ... transfer from Baltimore City Commu- during college career ... became 12th nity College ... honored as third team All- member of Tigers’ 1,000-point club when he American by BASKETBALL WEEKLY in scored his 1,000th point during the 1988 1978 ... earned first team All-Mason-Dixon East Coast Conference Tournament ... Tiger Conference honors as a junior and senior ... led Tigers to 1978 Mason- co-captain as a senior ... helped Tigers reach the 1988 ECC Champi- Dixon title and was named as tournament MVP ... NBA draft pick onship Game ... scored 51 points in three ECC Tournament games by Washington Bullets in the 5th round of 1978 draft ... scored a as a junior, helping Tigers reach finals ... honored as ECC Player of career high 35 points in 1977 NCAA Division II South Atlantic the Week as a sophomore when he made 13 consecutive field goal regional championship game ... averaged 17.6 points and 5.0 assists attempts in two games ... finished career as the Tigers’ career leader per game as a Tiger ... helped Tigers earn back-to-back appearances in free throw percentage with an .831 mark. in the NCAA Division II Tournament ... Tiger co-captain as a senior. GP-GS FG-FGA (Pct.) 3PFGA-FGA (Pct.) FT-FTA (Pct.) Asts. Pts./Avg. GP-GS FG-FGA (Pct.) FT-FTA (Pct.) Assts. Pts./Avg. 98-87 382-871 (.439) 58-169 (.343) 207-249 (.831) 263 1029/10.5 60-59 439-1038 (.423) 179-226 (.792) 299 1057/17.6

Mark Cooley Donald Leslie (1979-1983) (1979-1983) Forward, Edmondson H.S. Guard, Douglas H.S. Baltimore, Md. Baltimore, Md. Three-year starter at forward who led the Three-year starter at guard who averaged East Coast Conference in scoring as a senior 11.2 points and 2.9 assists per game in ... led ECC with an 18.1 average ... named career ... scored a career high 30 points to first team All-ECC as a senior ... scored lead Tigers to a win at Richmond in fresh- career high 34 points in final game of career, man season ... very good clutch free throw an ECC Tournament loss at Drexel ... scored shooter who made 21 free throws in a row 506 points as a senior after scoring 505 points in first three seasons as a sophomore ... led Tigers to 70-69 win at Long Island by making ... team co-captain as a senior ... led the Tigers in rebounding as a two game-winning free throws with three seconds remaining ... nailed senior with a 5.8 average. game-winning jumper with 14 seconds left in 53-52 win over Mount St. Mary’s in 1981 ... named as Most Valuable Player at 1982 Crab GP-GS FG-FGA (Pct.) FT-FTA (Pct.) Rebs. Pts./Avg. Cake Festival Tournament after scoring 33 points in wins over Camp- 105-68 424-943 (.450) 163-203 (.803) 421 1011/9.6 bell and UNC Wilmington ... first Tiger to be named as East Coast Conference Player of the Week, earning award in January, 1982.

GP-GS FG-FGA (Pct.) FT-FTA (Pct.) Assts. Pts./Avg. 92-78 397-895 (.444) 237-333 (.712) 265 1031/11.2 Tiger Men’s Basketball History Men’s Tiger 92 1,000 Point Scorers 1,000 Points Marty a senior and was fifth in assists ... also school record with 11 steals in one game ... earned all-tournament honors at 1988 ECC Tourna- Johnson ment as he scored 67 points in three games and led Tigers to the ECC Championship Game ... also named to all-tournament team at the (1986-1988) 1987 ECC Tournament, leading the Tigers to the championship game for the first time ... set Towson single season record with 149 free Guard, Cardinal Gibbons H.S. throws made as a junior ... averaged 20.7 points and 4.5 assists per Baltimore, Md. game in six ECC Tournament games in career ... Tiger co-captain as Two-year starter in the Tiger backcourt ... a senior ... starter in 58 of 60 games in two-year career ... had 199 steals transfer from the University of Richmond and 263 assists in two seasons as a Tiger ... ranks fourth on Towson’s where he played for two seasons ... named list of career leaders in steals. as the East Coast Conference Defensive Player of the Year in 1988 ... earned second team All-ECC honors as a senior ... named second team NABC All-District ... averaged 17.6 GP-GS FG-FGA (Pct.) 3PFGA-FGA (Pct.) FT-FTA (Pct.) Asts. Pts./Avg. points per game as a senior, sixth in the ECC ... set school record with 60-58 325-724 (.449) 36-113 (.319) 285-374 (.762) 278 971/16.2 124 steals in 1987-88 when he was second in NCAA Division I in 99-58 332-756 (.439) 36-113 (.319) 311-415 (.749) 305 1011/10.2* steals behind of Oklahoma ... led ECC in steals as * 4-Year College totals which include 2 years at the University of Richmond

TOWSON UNIVERSITY’S ALL-TIME SCORING LEADERS

Player Years GP FG-FGA Pct. 3PFG-3PA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Pts. Avg. Devin Boyd 1988-1993 116 590-1379 .428 135-414 .326 685-859 .797 2000 17.2 Pat McKinley 1973-1977 110 811-1637 .495 ------210-431 .487 1832 16.7 Scooter Alexander 1991-1996 112 744-1636 .455 20-84 .238 270-398 .678 1778 15.9 Brian Matthews 1974-1978 114 710-1428 .497 ------245-322 .761 1665 14.6 Larry Witherspoon 1971-1974 78 678-1408 .482 ------190-280 .679 1546 19.8 Kurk Lee 1988-1990 60 528-1158 .456 143-415 .345 342-402 .851 1541 25.7 Ralph Blalock 1992-1996 108 565-1125 .502 108-272 .397 260-339 .767 1498 13.9 Bill Leonard 1983-1987 112 562-1214 .463 30-92 .326 315-411 .766 1469 13.1 Bobby Washington 1974-1978 114 639-1038 .489 ------159-245 .649 1437 12.6 Bucky Kimmett 1947-1951 97 555 ------308-462 .666 1418 14.6 Ralph Biggs 1994-1998 111 491-920 .534 57-144 .396 348-475 .733 1387 12.5 Lawrence Hamm 2002-2006 114 505-1047 .482 41-145 .283 267-365 .732 1318 11.6 Chuck Lightening 1989-1992 91 513-1198 .428 29-79 .367 250-371 .674 1305 14.3 Brian Barber 1997-2001 104 484-941 .514 0-15 .000 291-399 .729 1259 12.1 Terrance Jacobs 1990-1992 60 432-890 .485 41-127 .323 265-393 .674 1170 19.5 Steffan Bunsavage 1982-1986 108 459-914 .502 ------237-329 .720 1155 10.7 Mel Land 1969-1972 73 417 ------247 ---- 1081 14.8 Roger Dickens 1976-1978 60 439-1038 .423 ------179-226 .792 1057 17.6 Donald Leslie 1979-1983 92 397-895 .444 ------237-333 .712 1031 11.2 Michael Fink 1984-1988 98 382-871 .439 58-169 .343 207-249 .831 1029 10.5 Mark Cooley 1979-1983 105 424-943 .450 ------163-203 .803 1011 9.6 Tiger Men’s Basketball History Men’s Tiger 93 Tiger Men’s Basketball Honors Honors Division I Colonial Athletic East Coast All-Americans Association Conference 1990-91: . . . . Devin Boyd, G, Hon. Mention All-CAA Team All-Conference (The Sporting News, Basketball Times ) 1989-90: ...... Kurk Lee, G, Hon. Mention 2005-06: ...... Gary Neal, G (2nd team) 1991-1992: . Terrance Jacobs, Sr. G -1st team 2005-06: . . . . Lawrence Hamm, F (3rd team) (AP, Sporting News, Basketball Times) Chuck Lightening, Sr. F - 1st team 1988-89: . . . . . Kurk Lee, G, All-East Third All-Academic Team 1990-1991:...... Devin Boyd, Jr. G - 1st team Chuck Lightening, Jr. F -1st team Team 2004-05: ...... Holden Plack, C (Eastern Basketball Magazine) 1989-1990: ...... Kurk Lee, Sr. G -1st team All-Rookie Team 1988-1989:...... Kurk Lee, Jr. G - 1st team Division II 2002-03: ...... Lawrence Hamm, F 1987-1988:. Marty Johnson, Sr. G - 2nd team All-Americans 2005-06: ...... Tim Crossin, G 1986-1987:. . . . . Bill Leonard, Sr. G - 2nd team 1977-78:...... Roger Dickens, G 1985-86: Steffan Bunsavage, Sr. F-2ndteam All-Defensive Team (Basketball Weekly); 1984-1985: . . . . Bill Leonard, So. G - 2nd team Brian Matthews, G (NABC) 2003-04: ...... Tony Dixon, C 1982-1983: . . . . Mark Cooley, Sr. F - 1st team 2001-02: ...... Brian Allen, G 1976-77: ...... Pat McKinley, C ECC Player of Year (Basketball Weekly) America 1991-1992:...... Terrance Jacobs, Sr. Guard East 1990-1991: ...... Devin Boyd, Jr. Guard All-League 1989-1990: ...... Kurk Lee, Sr. Guard 1988-1989: ...... Kurk Lee, Jr. Guard 2000-2001: . . . Sam Sutton, Jr. F - 2nd team 2000-2001: . . . Brian Barber, Sr. F - 3rd team ECC Defensive Player of the Year 1999-2000:. . . Brian Barber, Jr. F - 2nd team 1991-92:...... Terrance Jacobs, G 1995-1996:. . . Ralph Blalock, Sr. F - 2nd team 1987-88:...... Marty Johnson, G All-Tournament ECC Rookie of the Year 1997: ...... Ralph Biggs, Jr. F 1991-92: ...... Scooter Alexander, G 1996: ...... Ralph Blalock, Sr. G 1988-89:...... Devin Boyd, G Big South 1983-84: ...... Bill Leonard, G Conference ECC Coach of the Year 1990-91: ...... Terry Truax All-League 1988-89: ...... Terry Truax 1994-95:...... Ralph Blalock, Jr. G (1st team) 1993-94: Scooter Alexander, Jr. G (1st team) ECC All-Rookie Team ...... Ralph Blalock, So. G (2nd team) 1991-92: ...... Terrance Alexander, G 1992-1993: . . . . . Devin Boyd, Sr. G - 1st team 1990-91: ...... John James, C Scooter Alexander, So. G - 1st team 1990-91: ...... Matt Campbell, F Big South Coach of the Year 1989-90: ...... Chuck Lightening, F 1988-89:...... Devin Boyd, G 1993-1994:...... Terry Truax 1985-86: ...... John Bays, F 1992-1993:...... Terry Truax 1983-84: ...... Bill Leonard, G Big SouthAll-Rookie Team ECC Scholar-Athlete 1994-1995: ...... Ralph Biggs, Fr. F 1989-90: ...... Kennell Jones, F 1993-1994: ...... Michael Keyes, Fr. G ECC All-Tournament Team 1992: ...... Terrance Alexander, G (MVP); Terrance Jacobs, G; Chuck Lightening, F 1991: ...... Devin Boyd, G; Tiger Men’s Basketball History Men’s Tiger Chuck Lightening, F; Terrance Jacobs, G 94 1990: ...... Kurk Lee, G (MVP); Devin Boyd, G; 1988: . . . Marty Johnson, G; Tommy, Jones, G; 1987:...... Marty Johnson, G

Kurk Lee, ‘90 was named as the East Coast All-ECAC Conference Player of the Year twice. 1992: ...... Terrance Jacobs, G (2nd team) Honors CoSIDA Academic All-Americans All-Mason-Dixon 1992:...... Craig Valentine, G (University Division District 2) Conference (Division II) 1983: ...... Tom Speicher, F (University Division H.M.) 1976: ...... Ray Tannahill, F (College Division H.M.) 1977-78: 1973-74: Roger Dickens, G Larry Witherspoon, F CBS-TV Player of the Game (1st team) (2nd team) 1991: ...... Chuck Lightening, F Brian Matthews, G 1972-73: (NCAA Midwest Regional vs. Ohio State) (1st team) Larry Witherspoon, F Bobby Washington, F NBA Draft Selections (1st team) (2nd team) 1971-72: 1978:...... Roger Dickens, G (Washington Bullets, 5th Round) Charles Lawler, F Mel Land, G 1977:...... Pat McKinley, C (Washington Bullets, 8th Round) (Honorable Mention) 1974: ...... Larry Witherspoon, F (Philadelphia 76ers, 10th Round) (1st team) 1976-77: Larry Purdie, F National Basketball Association Players Brian Matthews, G (Honorable Mention) 1990-91: ...... Kurk Lee, G (New Jersey Nets) (1st team) Chuck Blue, F Pat McKinley, C (Honorable Mention) Final Four Slam Dunk Classic (1st team) 1970-71: 1997-98: ...... Ralph Biggs, F (4th place) Roger Dickens, G Mel Land, G Mason-Dixon All-Tournament (1st team) (2nd team) Bobby Washington, F 1978: ...... Roger Dickens, G - Most Valuable Player 1968-69: (Honorable Mention) 1978: ...... Charles Lawler, F Dan Roberts, F Savia Sharp, F 1977: ...... Pat McKinley, C - Most Valuable Player (1st team) (Honorable Mention) 1977: ...... Brian Matthews, G Mike Parker, G 1976: ...... Pat McKinley, C 1975-76: (Honorable Mention) 1976:...... Rodney Norris, G Pat McKinley, F 1967-68: (1st team) Ed Wiebel, F NCAA Regionals All-Tournament Team Bobby Washington, F (Honorable Mention) 1978: ...... Brian Matthews, G (2nd team) 1977: ...... Brian Matthews, G 1974-75: Towson University Award Winners Pat McKinley, F (1st team) 2006: ...... Lawrence Hamm, F - Senior Male Athlete of Year Brian Matthews, G 2000: ...... Brian Barber, F - Doc Minnegan Award Winner (Honorable Mention) 1998: . . Ralph Biggs, F - Male Athlete of Year, Sr. Male Athlete of Year Bobby Washington, F 1997: ...... Ralph Biggs, F - Male Athlete of the Year (Honorable Mention) 1994: ...... John James, C - Unsung Hero 1993: ...... Devin Boyd, G - Male Athlete of the Year 1992: ...... Craig Valentine, G - Souris Award 1991: ...... Lewis Waller, G - Unsung Hero 1991:...... Devin Boyd, G - Male Athlete of the Year 1991:...... Terry Truax - Coach of the Year 1990: ...... Kurk Lee, G - Male Athlete of the Year 1989:...... Kennell Jones, F - Souris Award 1989: ...... Terry Truax - Coach of the Year 1988:...... Marty Johnson, G - Senior Athlete of the Year 1988: ...... Tommy Jones, G - Unsung Hero 1987: ...... Bill Leonard, G - Senior Athlete of the Year 1984: ...... Tom Speicher, F - Alumni Academic Acheivement Award 1982: ...... Tony Odrick, F - Athlete of the Year 1978: ...... Roger Dickens, G - Athlete of the Year Basketball History Men’s Tiger 1977: ...... Pat McKinley, C - Athlete of the Year 95

Bobby Washington was named All-Mason Dixon Conference four times. Tiger Basketball Annual Records Records Colonial Athletic Association Seasons Season W-L Pct. Conference Coach Captains 2005-2006 12-16 .429 8-10, 7th place Pat Kennedy Lawrence Hamm 2004-2005 6-23 .207 2-16, 9th place Pat Kennedy Lawrence Hamm 2003-2004 8-21 .276 4-14, 8th place Michael Hunt Lawrence Hamm First CAA Tournament victory 2002-2003 4-24 .143 1-17, 10th place Michael Hunt Lawrence Hamm 2001-2002 11-18 .379 7-11, 6th place Michael Hunt Mike Shin, Sam Sutton, Kerry Augustus First CAA season America East Seasons Season W-L Pct. Conference Coach Captains 2000-2001 12-17 .414 7-11, 8th place Mike Jaskulski Brian Barber, Sam Sutton 1999-2000 11-17 .393 7-11, 6th place Mike Jaskulski Raul dePablo, Torin Ragin 1998-1999 6-22 .214 4-14, 9th place Mike Jaskulski Raul dePablo, Torin Ragin, Alphonso Hawes 1997-1998 8-20 .286 4-14, 9th place Mike Jaskulski Ralph Biggs 1996-1997 9-19 .321 5-13, 9th place Terry Truax Michael Keyes, Florian Schneider 1995-1996 16-12 .571 11-7, 3rd place Terry Truax Scooter Alexander, Ralph Blalock America East Semi-Finalists Big South Conference Seasons Season W-L Pct. Conference Coach Captains 1994-1995 12-15 .444 6-10, 7th place Terry Truax Jason Crump, Ralph Blalock Wins over West Virginia, Louisville 1993-1994 21-9 .700 15-3, 1st place Terry Truax John James, Matt Campbell Big South Regular Season Champs 1992-1993 18-9 .667 14-2, 1st place Terry Truax D. Boyd, W. Griffin, L. Brown, C. Valentine Big South Regular Season Champs East Coast Conference Seasons Season W-L Pct. Conference Coach Captains 1991-1992 17-13 .567 9-3, 2nd place Terry Truax Devin Boyd, Chuck Lightening East Coast Conf. Champs 1990-1991 19-11 .633 10-2, 1st place Terry Truax Devin Boyd, Lewis Waller East Coast Conf. Champs, NCAA Tour. 1989-1990 18-13 .581 8-6, 1st place Terry Truax K.Jones, K. Lee, K. Williamson East Coast Conf. Champs, NCAA Tour. 1988-1989 19-10 .655 10-4, 2nd place Terry Truax John Bays, Stephen Dorsey East Coast Conf. Semi-Finalists 1987-1988 14-16 .467 4-10, 7th place Terry Truax Marty Johnson, Michael Fink East Coast Conference Runners-Up 1986-1987 14-16 .467 5-9, 6th place Terry Truax Bill Leonard, Roddy Kirk East Coast Conference Runners-Up 1985-1986 8-20 .286 5-9, 6th place Terry Truax Bill Leonard, Greg McClinton 1984-1985 7-21 .250 5-9, 7th place Terry Truax Glenn Dieter 1983-1984 10-19 .345 5-11, 7th place Terry Truax Donald Jones, Tom Speicher 1982-1983 7-21 .250 2-7, 5th place Vince Angotti Mark Cooley, Tom Speicher ECAC Metro South Conference Seasons Season W-L Pct. Conference Coach Captains 1981-1982 10-17 .371 Vince Angotti Tony Odrick, Tom Speicher 1980-1981 13-14 .481 Vince Angotti Joe Miller 1979-1980 10-16 .385 Vince Angotti Michael Dukes Division II Seasons - Mason-Dixon Conference Season W-L Pct. Conference Coach Captains 1978-1979 5-21 .192 Mike Radabaugh Mike Dukes, Lloyd Jones 1977-1978 26-4 .867 10-0, 1st place Vince Angotti B. Washington, Brian Matthews Mason-Dixon Champs, NCAA Regionals 1976-1977 27-3 .900 10-0, 1st place Vince Angotti Pat McKinley, Pat Britton NCAA Regional Champs, Ranked No. 1 1975-1976 19-10 .655 8-6, 4th place Vince Angotti Pat McKinley, Ray Tannahill 1974-1975 14-11 .560 7-7, 5th place Vince Angotti Gus Jones, Ray Tannahill 1973-1974 15-11 .577 4-7, 7th place Vince Angotti Larry Witherspoon, Walt Meyers 1972-1973 17-10 .630 6-6, 4th place Vince Angotti Steve Feldman, Chuck Blue 1971-1972 15-10 .600 5-4, 4th place Vince Angotti Mel Land 1970-1971 8-16 .333 6-7, 6th place Vince Angotti 1969-1970 16-9 .640 5-8, 6th place Vince Angotti 1968-1969 14-8 .636 7-4, 4th place Vince Angotti Tiger Coaches’ Records 1967-1968 11-8 .579 7-6, 5th place Vince Angotti Coach Seasons W-L (Pct.) 1966-1967 9-9 .500 6-5, 4th place Vince Angotti Vince Angotti 1966-78, 1979-83 (16) 231-167 (.580)

Tiger Men’s Basketball History Men’s Tiger 1965-1966 4-13 .235 3-9, 7th place Ross Sachs Michael Hunt 2001-04 (3) 23-63 (.269) 1964-1965 8-7 .533 4-7, 6th place Ross Sachs 96 1963-1964 1-15 .006 0-14, 10th place Ross Sachs Mike Jaskulski 1997-2001 (4) 37-76 (.327) 1962-1963 1-15 .006 0-13, 10th place Earl Killian Pat Kennedy 2004-2006 (2) 18-39 (.316) 1961-1962 1-15 .006 0-12, 10th place Earl Killian Earl Killian 1958-62 (5) 9-91 (.099) 1960-1961 3-12 .200 1-10, 10th place Earl Killian Mike Radabaugh 1978-79 (1) 5-21 (.192) 1959-1960 3-17 .150 1-15, 10th place Earl Killian Ross Sachs 1964-66 (3) 13-35 (.271) 1958-1959 1-17 .006 0-15, 10th place Earl Killian Terry Truax 1983-97 (14) 202-203 (.499) Tigers vs. Opponents Records Opponent W-L Opponent W-L Opponent W-L Opponent W-L

Adelphi...... 1-0 Fairleigh-Dickinson ...... 1-2 Morgan State ...... 11-11 St. Thomas Aquinas ...... 1-0 Alabama ...... 0-1 Florida Southern...... 0-1 Robert Morris ...... 4-2 Shepherd ...... 4-4 Albany (Ga.) State ...... 1-0 Florida ...... 0-1 Mount St. Mary’s ...... 20-24 Shippensburg State ...... 3-0 American University...... 4-22 Florida Tech ...... 2-0 Mount Union ...... 1-0 Siena ...... 0-1 Arizona ...... 0-1 Fort Lauderdale...... 2-0 Murray State...... 1-1 South Carolina ...... 0-2 Auburn ...... 0-1 Frostburg State...... 19-11 Navy ...... 5-1 Southern Methodist ...... 0-2 U. of Baltimore...... 16-30 George Mason ...... 8-23 New Hampshire ...... 9-4 Southwest Missouri ...... 0-1 Bethune-Cookman ...... 1-0 George Washington ...... 1-7 New Mexico...... 0-1 Stetson ...... 0-1 Biscayne ...... 0-1 Georgetown ...... 0-2 Norfolk State ...... 2-2 Syracuse ...... 0-3 Bloomsburg State ...... 1-2 Georgia ...... 0-1 North Carolina ...... 0-3 Susquehanna ...... 1-0 Bluefield State ...... 0-2 Georgia State ...... 2-1 North Carolina-Asheville...... 5-1 Temple ...... 0-0 Boston University ...... 5-10 Gettysburg...... 2-0 North Carolina-Greensboro . . . . 3-1 Tennessee ...... 0-2 Bridgeport ...... 2-0 Hampden-Sydney ...... 2-3 North Carolina State...... 0-3 Tennessee-Chatt...... 0-0 Bridgewater ...... 2-6 Hartford ...... 6-7 North Carolina Wilm...... 5-11 Tennessee State...... 0-2 Brooklyn ...... 2-0 Hofstra ...... 17-26 Northeastern ...... 8-8 Vermont...... 7-7 Bucknell ...... 8-15 Johns Hopkins...... 13-12 Northern Illinois...... 0-1 Villanova ...... 0-3 Buffalo ...... 3-0 Howard ...... 7-7 Ohio State ...... 0-2 Virginia ...... 0-4 Buffalo State ...... 1-0 Jacksonville ...... 1-0 Old Dominion ...... 1-13 Virginia Commonwealth.. . . . 1-10 Caldwell ...... 1-0 Kansas ...... 0-0 Oklahoma ...... 0-2 Virginia Military Institute ...... 2-2 Campbell ...... 4-4 Kent State...... 1-0 Pennsylvania...... 0-2 Virginia Tech ...... 0-2 Catholic University ...... 5-16 Lafayette College ...... 6-12 Pepperdine ...... 0-1 Wagner ...... 1-0 Central Connecticut ...... 4-0 LaSalle ...... 0-1 Philadelphia Pharmacy ...... 1-0 Univ. of Washington...... 0-1 Central Florida ...... 0-1 Lebanon Valley...... 3-1 Philadelphia Textile ...... 1-1 Washington College ...... 11-26 Charleston Southern ...... 5-2 Lehigh ...... 13-12 Pittsburgh-Johnstown ...... 1-1 Washington & Lee...... 2-2 Cheyney State ...... 1-1 Liberty ...... 9-3 Point Park ...... 3-1 West Chester ...... 2-0 Clemson ...... 0-1 Lincoln ...... 0-1 C.W. Post ...... 2-2 West Liberty ...... 1-0 Cleveland State ...... 0-3 Long Island ...... 4-1 Purdue ...... 0-1 West Virginia ...... 1-2 Coastal Carolina ...... 4-2 Louisville...... 1-2 Queens ...... 2-2 West Virginia Wesleyan ...... 1-0 College of Charleston ...... 1-1 Louisiana State...... 0-1 Radford ...... 3-3 Western Kentucky ...... 0-0 Colorado ...... 0-1 Loyola (Md.) ...... 25-31 Ramapo ...... 1-0 Western Maryland ...... 9-13 Connecticut...... 0-2 Lynchburg ...... 0-3 Randolph-Macon ...... 8-12 Wheeling ...... 1-2 Coppin State ...... 5-3 James Madison ...... 5-19 Richmond...... 1-0 William & Mary ...... 6-9 Creighton ...... 0-2 Maine...... 7-9 Rider ...... 18-10 Wilmington (Del.) College ...... 2-0 Dayton...... 1-3 Marist College ...... 0-1 Roanoke ...... 3-14 Winston-Salem...... 1-0 Delaware ...... 20-35 Maryland ...... 0-12 Sacred Heart ...... 0-1 Winthrop ...... 5-4 Delaware State ...... 2-1 Md. Balt. County ...... 31-18 Salisbury State ...... 21-4 Wisconsin-Green Bay...... 0-1 Drexel ...... 11-34 Maryland East. Shore ...... 4-3 Samford ...... 0-0 Wisconsin-Milwaukee ...... 0-1 Eastern Illinois ...... 0-1 Massachusetts...... 0-1 St. Francis (NY) ...... 1-1 Youngstown State ...... 2-0 East Stroudsburg ...... 1-0 Miami (Fla.)...... 0-1 St. Francis (Pa.) ...... 3-5 York College...... 6-0 Eckerd ...... 1-0 Michigan ...... 0-4 St. John’s (NY) ...... 1-0 Elizabeth City ...... 0-1 Millersville...... 2-1 St. Leo’s ...... 1-0 2006-2007 Opponents in bold. Fairfield ...... 1-0 Monmouth ...... 1-0 St. Mary’s (Md.) ...... 6-1

Tigers vs. Colonial Athletic Association Opponents

Opponent W-L First Played Streak CAA Record CAA Tour. Most Recent Delaware 20-35 1970-71 Lost 1 5-6 0-1 Delaware, 76-61 Drexel 11-34 1969-70 Won 1 3-7 --- Towson, 84-80 Hofstra 17-26 1982-83 Lost 1 3-8 0-1 Hofstra, 82-70 James Madison 5-19 1978-79 Lost 1 3-7 --- JMU, 76-68

George Mason 8-23 1975-76 Lost 9 0-9 --- GMU, 65-53 Basketball History Men’s Tiger Georgia State 2-1 2005-06 Lost 1 2-1 0-1 GSU, 72-64 (CAA Tour.) UNC-Wilmington 5-11 1978-79 Lost 4 1-7 --- UNCW, 78-46 97 Northeastern 8-8 1980-81 Lost 2 0-2 --- Northeastern, 86-70 Old Dominion 1-13 1965-66 Lost 7 1-8 --- ODU, 85-71 Va. Commonwealth 1-10 2001-02 Won 1 1-10 0-1 Towson, 59-57 William & Mary 6-9 1958-59 Won 1 4-6 1-0 Towson, 76-45 Year-by-Year Results Records Division II Years 1960-61 (3-12) 1965-66 (4-13) Coach Earl Killian Coach Ross Sachs Newark State ...... L, 80-95 Gallaudet ...... W, 74-73 Johns Hopkins ...... L, 45-59 Western Maryland ...... W, 103-95 Frostburg State ...... L, 59-84 Old Dominion ...... L, 71-103 Johns Hopkins ...... L, 45-71 Washington College ...... L, 73-88 Salisbury State ...... W, 63-47 Western Maryland ...... L, 71-95 Loyola College ...... L, 39-78 Salisbury State ...... W, 92-71 Gallaudet ...... L, 53-74 Loyola College ...... L, 80-96 Western Maryland ...... L, 52-96 Johns Hopkins ...... L, 66-87 Queens College ...... W, 96-59 Frostburg State ...... L, 59-76 Gallaudet ...... L, 67-71 U. Of Baltimore ...... L, 67-75 Roanoke College ...... W, 89-69 Catholic University ...... L, 61-95 Washington College ...... L, 53-90 Washington & Lee ...... L, 70-80 Washington College ...... L, 51-67 Roanoke College ...... L, 72-96 Western Maryland ...... L, 62-70 U. Of Baltimore ...... L, 57-76 Washington College ...... L, 51-86 Frostburg State ...... L, 74-78 Coach Ross Sachs PF: 905 (60.3) PA: 1,116 (74.4) Mt. St. Mary’s ...... L, 59-115 1963-1966 Gallaudet ...... W, 93-76 Coach Earl Killian 1961-62 (1-15) 1963-64 (1-15) PF: 1,242 (73.5) PA: 1,475 (86.8) 1958-63 Coach Earl Killian Coach Ross Sachs Salisbury State ...... L, 55-63 Newark State ...... L, 64-93 1958-59 (1-17) Gallaudet ...... L, 71-83 Coach Earl Killian Johns Hopkins ...... L, 41-69 Frostburg State ...... L, 56-72 Frostburg State ...... L, 60-72 Gallaudet...... L, 65-95 Lynchburg College ...... L, 53-66 Western Maryland ...... L, 68-90 Johns Hopkins ...... L, 58-82 Catholic University ...... L, 31-59 Salisbury State ...... W, 86-59 Catholic University...... L, 55-82 Gallaudet ...... L, 57-59 Johns Hopkins ...... L, 47-71 Randolph-Macon...... L, 55-93 Washington College...... L, 46-85 Bridgewater ...... L, 51-65 Old Dominion ...... L, 51-107 Newark State ...... L, 48-69 Loyola College ...... L, 62-81 Western Maryland ...... L, 63-70 Salisbury State ...... W, 74-61 Washington College ...... L, 76-107 Gallaudet ...... L, 35-73 Western Maryland ...... L, 54-85 Catholic University ...... L, 48-86 Queens College ...... L, 53-68 Johns Hopkins ...... L, 33-68 Roanoke College ...... L, 61-98 Washington College ...... L, 38-72 Gallaudet ...... L, 46-72 Bridgewater ...... L, 51-76 Salisbury State ...... W, 64-47 Bridgewater ...... L, 64-90 Gallaudet ...... L, 56-64 Catholic University ...... L, 43-77 Western Maryland ...... L, 62-70 U. Of Baltimore ...... L, 57-70 Washington College ...... L, 87-88 U. Of Baltimore ...... L, 40-85 PF: 822 (51.4) PA: 1,143 (71.4) Johns Hopkins ...... L, 66-90 Frostburg State ...... L, 60-76 Lynchburg ...... L, 50-69 1962-63 (1-15) PF: 1,005 (62.8) PA: 1,279 (79.9) American University ...... L, 56-98 Coach Earl Killian Lynchburg ...... L, 67-84 1964-65 (8-7) Coach Vince Angotti Bridgewater ...... L, 71-90 Salisbury State ...... W, 62-54 Coach Ross Sachs 1966- 1983 PF: 980 (54.5) PA: 1,444 (80.2) Western Maryland ...... L, 52-88 Johns Hopkins ...... L, 53-76 Roanoke College ...... L, 94-96 Bridgewater ...... L, 54-74 Frostburg State ...... W, 70-67 1966-67 (9-9) 1959-60 (3-17) Western Maryland ...... L, 90-110 Coach Earl Killian Salisbury State ...... L, 70-83 Coach Vince Angotti Gallaudet ...... L, 49-68 Salisbury State ...... W, 71-70 Frostburg State ...... W, 80-52 Salisbury State ...... W, 101-41 Newark State ...... L, 72-82 Washington & Lee ...... W, 96-90 Western Maryland ...... W, 69-59 Johns Hopkins ...... L, 68-69 Loyola College ...... L, 66-90 Western Maryland ...... L, 72-97 U. Of Baltimore ...... L, 52-63 Gallaudet ...... W, 68-57 Western Maryland ...... L, 72-76 Catholic University ...... L, 67-86 Old Dominion ...... L, 63-104 Frostburg State ...... L, 58-66 Washington College ...... L, 44-65 Gallaudet ...... L, 54-76 Howard ...... L, 50-86 Randolph-Macon ...... L, 60-85 Roanoke College ...... L, 42-83 U. Of Baltimore ...... W, 81-75 Washington College...... L, 69-83 Loyola College ...... L, 50-81 Catholic University ...... L, 60-76 Johns Hopkins ...... W, 82-59 Salisbury State ...... W, 78-54 Salisbury State ...... W, 69-47 U. Of Baltimore ...... L, 38-59 Gallaudet ...... W, 84-75 Catholic University ...... L, 66-84 Western Maryland ...... L, 63-78 Gallaudet ...... L, 56-58 Frostburg State ...... W, 79-67 Western Maryland ...... W, 82-81 Washington College ...... L, 67-81 Washington College ...... L, 75-91 U. Of Baltimore ...... L, 70-84 Mt. St. Mary’s ...... L, 61-84 Bridgewater ...... L, 58-92 Mt. St. Mary’s ...... L, 58-89 Washington College ...... W, 97-88 Loyola College ...... L, 77-84 Gallaudet ...... W, 63-55 Western Maryland ...... L, 66-79 PF: 923 (57.5) PA: 1,212 (75.8) Queens College ...... L, 71-89 PF: 1,184 (78.9) PA: 1,224 (81.6) Shepherd ...... L, 66-73 Gallaudet ...... L, 52-56 Johns Hopkins ...... W, 84-83 U. Of Baltimore ...... L, 49-58 Roanoke College ...... W, 92-73 Johns Hopkins ...... L, 64-85 Frostburg State ...... W, 94-92 Hampden-Sydney ...... L, 77-94 Shepherd ...... L, 95-99 Catholic University ...... L, 53-104 Loyola College ...... L, 64-86 American University ...... L, 69-110 Gallaudet ...... W, 95-67 Tiger Men’s Basketball History Men’s Tiger Loyola College ...... L, 80-110 PF: 1,323 (73.5) PA: 1,378 (76.6) 98 PF: 1,294 (64.7) PA: 1,566 (78.3) Records 1967-68 (11-8) 1970-71 (8-16) 1972-73 (17-10) 1974-75 (14-11) Coach Vince Angotti Coach Vince Angotti Coach Vince Angotti Coach Vince Angotti Catholic University ...... L, 51-97 Shippensburg ...... W, 84-64 Shippensburg ...... W, 75-55 Coppin State ...... W, 82-65 Western Maryland ...... W, 84-76 Catholic University ...... L, 61-63 York College ...... W, 108-75 U. of Baltimore...... L, 53-77 Salisbury State ...... W, 89-57 Johns Hopkins ...... W, 78-70 Johns Hopkins ...... W, 60-57 Loyola College ...... L, 58-64 Washington College ...... W, 81-72 U. of Baltimore ...... W, 84-65 U. of Baltimore ...... W, 72-61 C.W. Post ...... L, 71-73 Howard University ...... W, 85-83 U. of Delaware ...... L, 65-86 Morgan State ...... L, 62-63 George Mason ...... L, 80-84 Loyola College ...... W, 74-72 Drexel ...... L, 59-74 George Mason ...... W, 91-78 U. of Baltimore ...... W, 74-68 Gallaudet ...... W, 102-75 Maryland Eastern Shore ...... L, 57-73 Catholic Univ...... W, 66-64 Delaware ...... W, 82-71 Western Maryland ...... W, 110-94 Millersville ...... L, 71-79 U. Of Baltimore ...... L, 58-69 St. Mary’s ...... W, 99-70 U. Of Baltimore ...... L, 83-86 Morgan State ...... L, 75-82 Shepherd College ...... L, 76-80 Catholic University ...... L, 73-79 Frostburg State ...... W, 88-60 Western Maryland ...... W, 71-63 Frostburg State ...... W, 70-58 VMI ...... L, 65-67 Randolph-Macon ...... L, 58-65 Gallaudet ...... W, 80-60 Washington & Lee ...... W, 74-64 UMBC ...... L, 54-56 Roanoke College ...... L, 77-96 Frostburg State ...... L, 43-49 Randolph-Macon ...... L, 58-76 Lebanon Valley ...... W, 97-57 Johns Hopkins ...... W, 82-76 Point Park ...... L, 62-67 Delaware ...... W, 82-78 Salisbury State ...... W, 95-62 Morgan State ...... L, 92-99 U. of Baltimore ...... L, 55-61 Lebanon Valley ...... L, 69-97 Hampden-Sydney ...... W, 52-44 Frostburg State ...... L, 62-73 Loyola College ...... L, 70-82 Frostburg State ...... W, 68-48 Loyola College ...... W, 72-58 Shepherd ...... W, 97-72 Mount St. Mary’s ...... L, 59-65 Loyola College ...... W, 77-74 Roanoke College ...... W, 86-71 Mt. St. Mary’s ...... L, 76-104 Roanoke College ...... L, 61-89 Johns Hopkins ...... W, 84-77 York College ...... W, 91-73 Gallaudet ...... W, 89-58 UMBC ...... W, 55-43 Hampden-Sydney ...... L, 78-79 U. of Baltimore ...... L, 51-62 Roanoke College ...... L, 72-90 Randolph-Macon ...... L, 58-60 U. of Baltimore ...... W, 80-74 Mount St. Mary’s ...... W, 87-75 PF: 1,552 (81.7) PA: 1,505 (79.2) Frostburg State ...... L, 34-36 Pitt-Johnstown ...... W, 85-80 Catholic University ...... L, 67-68 Washington College ...... W, 74-70 Mount St. Mary’s ...... L, 66-71 Loyola College ...... W, 98-82 1968-69 (14-8) Salisbury State ...... L, 60-62 American University ...... L, 89-107 Johns Hopkins ...... W, 95-61 Point Park ...... W, 80-64 Roanoke College ...... L, 81-90 Salisbury State ...... L, 65-69 Coach Vince Angotti Roanoke College ...... L, 55-59 UMBC ...... W, 74-62 Frostburg State ...... W, 90-79 Salisbury State ...... W, 93-62 PF: 1,545 (64.4) PA: 1,586 (66.1) Salisbury State ...... W, 109-89 U. of Baltimore ...... L, 72-78 Catholic University ...... W, 91-82 Mount St. Mary’s ...... W, 73-70 PF: 1,967 (78.7) PA: 1,774 (71.0) Washington College ...... W, 74-72 1971-72 (15-10) Randolph-Macon ...... L, 59-60 Captains: Gus Jones, Ray Tannahill Western Maryland ...... W, 96-75 Coach Vince Angotti PF: 2,044 (75.7) PA: 1,956 (72.4) Morgan State ...... L, 73-77 Captains: Steve Feldman, Chuck Blue 1975-76 (19-10) Western Maryland ...... W, 49-43 Johns Hopkins ...... W, 74-66 Coach Vince Angotti Frostburg State ...... W, 76-60 Morgan State ...... W, 86-62 1973-74 (15-11) Susquehanna ...... W, 104-102 Loyola College ...... L, 81-82 Loyola College ...... W, 61-45 Bloomsburg ...... W, 93-89 Catholic Univ...... L, 65-88 Coach Vince Angotti U. of Baltimore ...... W, 77-72 Bloomsburg ...... L, 86-93 Mount St. Mary’s ...... W, 79-50 UMBC ...... W, 62-55 Morgan St...... L, 64-70 Frostburg State ...... W, 89-56 Morgan State ...... L, 58-67 Coppin State ...... W, 90-66 C.W. Post ...... L, 64-75 Gallaudet ...... W, 101-59 U. of Delaware ...... L, 78-91 Morgan State ...... L, 65-79 George Mason ...... W, 81-62 Shepherd ...... L, 104-110 Maryland Eastern Shore ...... L, 68-83 George Mason ...... L, 73-74 York College ...... W, 96-74 Randolph-Macon ...... W, 95-81 Millersville ...... W, 84-81 York College ...... W, 90-74 Bridgewater ...... W, 74-63 Johns Hopkins ...... W, 99-67 American University ...... L, 59-72 Lebanon Valley ...... W, 85-61 York College ...... W, 77-65 Queens College ...... W, 94-66 Florida Tech ...... W, 100-62 VMI ...... W, 66-65 Wilmington College ...... W, 79-49 Loyola College ...... L, 65-76 Fort Lauderdale ...... W, 84-71 U. of Baltimore ...... L, 61-75 Wheeling College ...... L, 86-90 Roanoke College ...... L, 86-94 Biscayne College ...... L, 66-68 Fort Lauderdale ...... W, 73-62 St. Mary’s ...... W, 109-73 Shepherd College ...... W, 108-88 St. Leo’s ...... W, 103-63 Eckerd College ...... W, 76-66 U. of Baltimore ...... L, 57-60 Mt. St. Mary’s ...... L, 61-105 Frostburg State ...... W, 74-70 Bethune Cookman ...... #L, 72-90 Loyola College ...... L, 67-75 U. Of Baltimore ...... L, 93-96 Johns Hopkins ...... W, 73-68 Washington & Lee ...... W, 81-80 UMBC ...... W, 80-64 Old Dominion ...... L, 57-75 Hampden-Sydney ...... W, 71-69 Catholic University ...... L, 61-79 Catholic Un...... W, 73-64 PF: 1,887 (85.8) PA: 1,728 (78.5) U. of Baltimore ...... W, 75-69 Roanoke College ...... L, 72-88 Salisbury St...... W, 90-88 Roanoke College ...... L, 73-89 Johns Hopkins ...... L, 63-65 Loyola College ...... W, 50-40 1969-70 (16-9) Loyola College ...... L, 54-62 Mount St. Mary’s ...... W, 69-68 Randolph-Macon ...... W, 80-74 UMBC ...... W, 87-64 Hampden-Sydney ...... L, 83-84 Mt. St. Mary’s ...... W, 70-63 Coach Vince Angotti Salisbury State ...... W, 96-72 U. of Baltimore ...... L, 63-75 U. of Baltimore ...... L, 59-76 Shippensburg ...... W, 85-56 Randolph-Macon ...... W, 63-51 Pitt-Johnstown ...... L, 76-82 Catholic Univ...... L, 60-64 Catholic University ...... L, 55-71 Catholic University ...... W, 89-73 UMBC ...... W, 78-56 George Mason ...... L, 76-96 Frostburg ...... W, 91-58 Roanoke College ...... L, 61-72 Frostburg State ...... L, 83-87 Randolph-Macon ...... W, 59-57 Morgan State ...... W, 63-53 PF: 1,901 (76.1) PA: 1,788 (71.5) Loyola College ...... W, 86-70 Mt. St. Mary’s ...... L, 68-78 Washington College ...... W, 103-55 Captain: Mel Land Wheeling College ...... W, 101-89 Salisbury St...... W, 77-75 Gallaudet ...... W, 96-48 Randolph-Macon ...... W, 79-72 UMBC ...... W, 63-48 Mt. St. Mary’s ...... L, 87-91 Salisbury State ...... W, 101-97 Catholic Univ...... W, 89-71 Mt. Union ...... W, 75-71 Randolph-Macon ...... L, 79-106 Mt. St. Mary’s ...... W, 87-77 Lebanon Valley ...... W, 75-64 PF: 1,987 (76.4) PA: 1,963 (75.5) U. of Baltimore ...... L, 63-67 Drexel ...... W, 52-45 # Forfeit win for Towson PF: 2,126 (73.3) PA: 1,917 (68.0) Bloomsburg ...... L, 59-72 Captains: Larry Witherspoon, Captains: Pat McKinley, Ray Tannahill Millersville ...... W, 114-98 Walt Meyers Western Maryland ...... W, 71-64 Frostburg State ...... W, 31-24 Salisbury State ...... W, 85-61

Johns Hopkins ...... W, 76-54 Basketball History Men’s Tiger U. of Baltimore ...... L, 83-89 Loyola College ...... L, 56-60 99 Bridgewater ...... W, 89-72 Roanoke College ...... L, 71-82 UMBC ...... W, 89-60 Randolph-Macon ...... L, 58-74 U. of Baltimore ...... L, 72-79 Randolph-Macon ...... L, 53-69 PF: 1,878 (75.1) PA: 1,693 (67.7) Men’s Basketball Year-by-Year Records Records 1976-77 (27-3) 1977-78 (26-4) Division I Seasons Coach Vince Angotti Coach Vince Angotti NCAA Division II Poll Champions Mason-Dixon Conf. Champions 1979-80 (10-16) NCAA Regional Champions NCAA Div. II Regional Runners-Up Coach Vince Angotti Mason-Dixon Conf. Champions West Liberty ...... W, 76-61 American Univ...... L, 63-66 UMBC ...... W, 87-70 Wheeling ...... L, 58-59 UNC-Wilmington ...... W, 64-62 U. of Baltimore ...... W, 74-73 St. Mary’s ...... W, 99-74 Fairleigh-Dickinson...... W, 80-66 Coppin St...... L, 75-87 Johns Hopkins ...... W, 86-66 @ Kent State ...... #L, 67-74 George Mason ...... W, 79-70 Morgan State ...... W, 69-67 @ Murray State ...... L, 59-70 C.W. Post ...... W, 101-72 UMBC ...... L, 68-73 @ Long Island ...... L, 55-64 Phila. Pharmacy ...... W, 91-72 Bridgeport ...... W, 88-77 Maine ...... W, 74-71 West Chester ...... W, 78-68 C.W. Post ...... W, 70-55 @ N.C. State ...... L, 63-95 St. Thomas Aquinas ...... W, 110-89 George Mason ...... W, 71-64 James Madison ...... L, 66-80 U. of Baltimore ...... W, 67-66 Adelphi ...... W, 81-70 @ Robert Morris ...... L, 66-94 Randolph-Macon ...... W, 78-76 U. of Baltimore ...... W, 86-77 Tennessee State ...... L, 61-71 Loyola College ...... W, 83-61 Randolph-Macon ...... W, 47-43 @ Northern Illinois ...... L, 56-71 Frostburg St...... W, 84-63 N.Y. Tech ...... W, 69-67 @ Wisconsin-Milwaukee ...... L, 59-72 UMBC ...... W, 78-70 Frostburg State ...... W, 88-66 @ James Madison ...... L, 57-63 Randolph-Macon ...... W, 76-70 UMBC ...... W, 77-72 Coach Mike Radabaugh @ St. Francis, Pa...... L, 59-77 Point Park ...... W, 82-79 Philadelphia Textile ...... W, 55-54 1978-1979 Howard Univ...... L, 57-69 Salisbury State ...... W, 114-70 Morgan State ...... W, 90-71 @ Richmond ...... W, 88-83 Point Park ...... W, 86-70 Mt. St. Mary’s ...... W, 91-58 Robert Morris ...... W, 80-70 U. of Baltimore ...... W, 68-65 George Mason ...... W, 89-67 1978-79 (5-21) @ Fairfield U...... W, 54-52 Frostburg State ...... W, 97-88 U. of Baltimore ...... W, 95-81 Coach Mike Radabaugh Mt. St. Mary’s ...... W, 53-52 Loyola College ...... W, 68-64 Mt. St. Mary’s ...... W, 81-58 Fairleigh-Dickinson ...... L, 85-94 @ Cleveland St...... L, 71-95 UMBC ...... W, 84-58 George Mason ...... W, 89-67 St. Mary’s ...... L, 81-87 @ George Washington ...... L, 85-98 Mt. St. Mary’s ...... W, 82-64 U. of Baltimore ...... W, 95-81 Loyola College ...... L, 84-87 U. of Baltimore ...... W, 74-69 Salisbury State ...... W, 86-68 Mt. St. Mary’s ...... W, 70-63 Johns Hopkins ...... W, 96-85 Delaware St...... W, 85-72 George Mason ...... W, 110-72 UMBC ...... W, 86-71 Maryland Eastern Shore ...... W, 88-86 Loyola College ...... L, 62-63 Mt. St. Mary’s ...... W, 96-85 Frostburg State...... W, 76-45 Maine ...... L, 71-84 @ Tennessee State ...... L, 58-105 UMBC ...... W, 84-70 Eastern Illinois ...... L, 76-86 U. of Baltimore ...... L, 54-64 # Game later forfeited to Towson U. of Baltimore ...... L, 96-100 Cheyney St...... W, 80-78 Bluefield ...... L, 94-110 PF: 1,716 (66.0) PA: 1,946 (74.8) *Winston-Salem ...... W, 102-83 Loyola College ...... W, 71-63 Lincoln ...... L, 87-88 Captain: Michael Dukes *U. of Baltimore ...... W, 92-87 UMBC ...... W, 75-72 James Madison ...... L, 67-86 *Sacred Heart ...... L, 82-85 Mt. St. Mary’s ...... W, 74-66 Randolph-Macon ...... L, 71-75 1980-81 (13-14) *Albany, Ga...... W, 106-89 PF: 2,590 (86.3) A: 2,215 (73.8) George Mason ...... L, 64-87 *Elizabeth City ...... L, 73-84 Coach Vince Angotti * NCAA Division II Tournament Philadelphia Textile ...... L, 49-68 @ Auburn ...... L, 63-87 Captains: Pat McKinley, Pat Britton PF: 2,330 (77.7) PA: 2,038 (67.9) Buffalo St...... W, 67-53 Campbell ...... W, 69-61 * NCAA Division II Tournament East Stroudsburg ...... W, 63-61 UNC-Wilmington ...... W, 70-66 Captains: Bobby Washington, UNC-Wilmington ...... L, 65-77 West Chester ...... W, 75-67 Brian Matthews Mt. St. Mary’s ...... L, 65-85 St. Mary’s College ...... W, 94-53 George Mason ...... L, 59-66 @ Vermont ...... L, 76-79 Morgan St...... L, 58-74 Northeastern* ...... L, 80-81 UMBC ...... L, 64-76 Rider* ...... W, 81-76 U. of Baltimore ...... L, 73-84 Murray St...... W, 79-58 Frostburg State ...... W, 55-50 @ Long Island ...... W, 70-69 Mt. St. Mary’s ...... L, 70-83 @ Maine ...... L, 74-82 Loyola College ...... L, 52-65 Cleveland St...... L, 72-86 Cheyney State ...... L, 52-92 St. Francis, Pa...... L, 69-76 UMBC ...... L, 57-70 @ Villanova ...... L, 64-84 PF: 1,797 (69.1) PA: 2,037 (78.3) @ Robert Morris ...... L, 59-72 Captains: Mike Dukes, Lloyd Jones @ Boston Univ...... L, 71-89 George Mason ...... W, 59-58 U. of Baltimore ...... W, 80-67 James Madison ...... L, 58-73 Robert Morris ...... W, 78-59 Wisconsin-Green Bay ...... L, 61-65 @ U. of Baltimore ...... L, 56-78 @ Howard Univ...... W, 84-61 @ American U...... L, 78-97 St. Francis, N.Y...... W, 69-63 Geo. Washington ...... W, 57-56 @ James Madison ...... L, 53-85

Tiger Men’s Basketball History Men’s Tiger * Fairfield University Tournament PF: 1,889 (70.3) PA: 1,948 (72.1) 100 Captain: Joe Miller

In 1990, the Tigers won the first of three straight East Coast Conference championships for Coach Terry Truax. Records 1981-82 (10-17) 1982-83 (7-21) 1984-85 (7-21) Coach Vince Angotti Coach Vince Angotti Coach Terry Truax St. Mary’s ...... W, 68-53 @ Geo. Washington ...... L, 77-80 Frostburg St...... W, 104-67 Campbell ...... L, 51-57 Drexel * ...... L, 62-72 Loyola College ...... L, 73-81 @ UNC-Wilmington ...... L, 64-76 Campbell ...... W, 49-46 @ South Carolina ...... L, 68-79 @ Maryland ...... L, 59-76 UNC-Wilmington ...... W, 78-64 @ St. Francis, Pa...... L, 86-90 Villanova ...... L, 55-85 @ American U. * ...... L, 76-82 @ Howard ...... L, 60-67 Howard Univ...... W, 70-66 @ Howard Univ...... L, 71-83 Shepherd College ...... W, 75-64 @ Geo. Washington ...... L, 64-65 @ Maryland ...... L, 56-66 Geo. Washington ...... L, 50-53 Maine ...... L, 66-72 @ Delaware ...... L, 62-71 Hofstra * ...... W, 86-78 @ St. Francis, Pa...... L, 70-73 @ Central Florida ...... L, 57-80 @ Bucknell * ...... L, 50-68 Robert Morris ...... W, 63-52 @ Rider * ...... L, 62-76 @ Drexel * ...... L, 76-93 @ James Madison ...... L, 48-76 Bucknell ...... W, 55-54 Lafayette * ...... L, 59-75 U. of Baltimore ...... W, 66-61 @ LaSalle * ...... L, 78-79 Lehigh * ...... W, 72-69 Long Island Univ...... W, 106-89 Boston U...... L, 77-82 @ Dayton ...... L, 55-70 @ Robert Morris ...... W, 61-53 James Madison ...... L, 55-69 Delaware *...... L, 71-72 @ U. of Baltimore ...... L, 51-52 @ Cleveland State ...... L, 70-71 @ American U...... L, 69-85 Siena ...... L, 62-64 U. of Baltimore ...... L, 72-78 Washington Col...... L, 74-80 @ George Mason ...... L, 70-86 @ Lehigh * ...... L, 74-81 @ Rider * ...... L, 63-75 Coach Terry Truax Vermont ...... W, 76-68 Delaware * ...... W, 65-56 @ Hofstra * ...... L, 65-67 1983-1997 Loyola College ...... W, 67-66 Monmouth ...... W, 76-59 Bucknell * ...... W, 68-65 Marist ...... L, 65-70 @ Hofstra * ...... L, 71-86 Drexel * ...... L, 61-64 American U...... L, 73-81 Loyola College ...... W, 63-61 1983-84 (10-19) Rider * ...... W, 78-77 St. Francis, Pa...... W, 96-70 @ Bucknell * ...... L, 73-85 Coach Terry Truax @ Lafayette * ...... L, 56-57 @ Fairleigh-Dickinson ...... L, 85-98 George Mason ...... L, 83-92 @ Lehigh * ...... W, 64-62 @ Virginia Tech ...... L, 53-93 @ St. Francis, N.Y...... L, 54-56 @ U. of Baltimore ...... L, 76-81 Geo. Mason ...... L, 62-87 UNC-Wilmington ...... W, 62-59 @ Loyola College ...... L, 56-61 American U. * ...... L, 71-83 @ Maryland ...... L, 38-91 @ Campbell ...... L, 60-81 @ Wagner ...... W, 67-66 @ Loyola College ...... L, 84-92 @ Delaware * ...... L, 64-84 @ American U. * ...... L, 56-71 @ U. Of Baltimore * ...... L, 60-64 @ Lafayette * ...... W, 71-68 @ Loyola College ...... (ot) L, 56-58 Howard ...... W, 61-53 @ Drexel ** ...... L, 67-88 Bucknell ** ...... (ot) L, 77-79 PF: 1,793 (66.4) PA: 1,853 (68.6) Bucknell * ...... L, 55-73 * ECAC Metro-South Tournament Game * East Coast Conference games @ N.C. State ...... L, 49-88 * East Coast Conference games Captains: Tony Odrick, Tom Speicher ** ECC Tournament @ William & Mary ...... L, 45-63 ** ECC Tournament at Towson PF: 1,931 (69.0) PA: 2,085 (74.5) @ Rider * ...... W, 65-60 PF: 1,880 (67.1) PA: 2,057 (73.5) Captains: Mark Cooley, Tom Speicher Washington Col...... W, 81-76 Captain: Glenn Dieter Lafayette * ...... W, 67-63 Drexel * ...... L, 57-69 1985-86 (8-20) @ Bucknell * ...... L, 48-63 Coach Terry Truax Rider * ...... L, 63-71 William & Mary ...... W, 66-56 Loyola College ...... L, 51-69 @ Virginia # ...... L, 55-68 Lehigh * ...... L, 56-63 UNC-Wilmington # ...... L, 60-82 @ George Mason ...... L, 66-92 James Madison ...... W, 57-53 @ Delaware * ...... L, 56-57 Howard Univ...... L, 51-53 @ Hofstra * ...... L, 61-69 @ Maryland ...... L, 58-91 American U. * ...... W, 71-62 Loyola College ...... L, 87-98 @ James Madison ...... L, 39-53 @ Geo. Mason ...... L, 56-68 @ Drexel * ...... L, 56-71 @ Bucknell * ...... (ot) W, 84-74 Delaware * ...... W, 62-61 @ Stetson ...... L, 60-61 Hofstra * ...... L, 69-79 @ Miami, Fla...... L, 66-71 @ Lehigh * ...... W, 61-52 Rider * ...... W, 73-62 @ Lafayette *...... L, 61-77 Lehigh * ...... L, 69-70 Lehigh ** ...... W, 62-60 @ West Virginia ...... L, 62-76 Bucknell ** ...... L, 42-64 @ Lafayette * ...... L, 61-70 * East Coast Conference games @ Hofstra * ...... L, 55-67 ** ECC Tournament at Towson Drexel * ...... L, 63-72 PF: 1,693 (58.4) PA: 1,952 (67.3) @ Delaware * ...... L, 53-57 Captains: Donald Jones, Tom Speicher St. Francis, Pa...... W, 107-84 Bucknell * ...... W, 81-64 @ Rider * ...... L, 49-66 @ Lehigh * ...... L, 54-71 Lafayette * ...... L, 51-72 American U...... L, 66-80 Hofstra * ...... W, 80-76 @ Drexel * ...... L, 64-70 Delaware * ...... W, 87-81 Bucknell ** ...... L, 54-69 Basketball History Men’s Tiger # Virginia Tournament 101 * East Coast Conference games ** ECC Tournament at Towson PF: 1,829 (65.3) PA: 1,981 (70.8) Pat McKinley, ’77 led the Tigers Captains: Bill Leonard, Greg McClinton to a 27-3 record in 1977. Men’s Basketball Year-by-Year Records Records 1986-87 (14-16) 1988-89 (19-10) 1989-90 (18-13) 1990-91 (19-11) Coach Terry Truax Coach Terry Truax Coach Terry Truax Coach Terry Truax East Coast Conference Runners-Up @ UMBC ...... L, 67-70 NCAA Tournament NCAA Tournament Liberty ...... W, 83-67 Gettysburg ...... W, 115-70 East Coast Conference Champi- East Coast Conference Champions Winthrop ...... W, 60-46 @ Virginia ...... L, 79-87 ons NCAA Midwest Regionals NCAA Midwest Regionals George Mason ...... L, 45-48 @ Liberty ...... W, 81-67 Baltimore Beltway Champions Baltimore Beltway Champions Navy ...... W, 74-69 Shepherd ...... W, 93-74 Howard ...... W, 83-64 @ Dayton ...... L, 79-99 @ UMBC ...... W, 59-52 @ Mt. St. Mary’s ...... W, 79-70 @ Gettysburg ...... W, 102-66 West Va. Wesleyan ...... W, 105-78 @ Maryland ...... L, 69-93 @ Loyola College ...... W, 98-82 @ North Carolina ...... L, 70-87 UMBC * ...... # W, 83-75 Southern Methodist # ...... L, 65-79 North Carolina ## ...... L, 74-102 @ Navy ...... W, 73-70 @ N.C. State ...... L, 77-83 Loyola College ...... # W, 62-60 Purdue # ...... L, 58-94 UMBC # ...... (ot) W, 100-97 Navy ...... L, 88-102 Ramapo, NJ ...... W, 98-70 @ Loyola $ ...... W, 88-79 @ Mt. St. Mary’s # ...... W, 81-68 UMBC $ ...... L, 81-87 @ Howard ...... W, 77-62 @ Maryland ...... L, 71-79 @ Syracuse ...... L, 75-105 Syracuse ## ...... L, 73-78 @ William & Mary ...... L, 52-63 Rider * ...... W, 110-92 @ St. Francis, Pa...... L, 75-95 @ Drexel # ...... W, 75-73 Alabama & ...... L, 52-71 UMBC ...... W, 73-66 @ Loyola College ...... W, 87-79 Navy & ...... W, 90-75 @ Delaware * ...... W, 62-52 William & Mary ...... W, 98-78 @ Washington ...... L, 68-73 @ Lafayette * ...... L, 58-59 Bucknell ...... W, 85-84 Bucknell * ...... W, 67-59 @ New Mexico ...... L, 68-96 @ Lehigh ...... L, 83-85 @ Rider * ...... L, 67-74 Delaware * ...... W, 88-74 @ Pepperdine ...... L, 79-91 Bucknell * ...... L, 72-77 @ Central Conn. * ...... W, 82-72 @ Lehigh * ...... L, 75-77 @ Rider * ...... (ot) L, 82-83 Rider * ...... W, 75-71 Lafayette * ...... L, 48-66 @ Hofstra * ...... W, 62-60 Drexel * ...... W, 98-79 Lehigh * ...... W, 101-77 Hofstra * ...... W, 74-61 Hofstra * ...... W, 72-69 Lafayette * ...... W, 68-65 @ Drexel * ...... W, 72-70 @ Drexel * ...... L, 51-54 @ Rider * ...... L, 63-65 @ Delaware * ...... L, 77-89 Drexel * ...... W, 106-72 @ UMBC * ...... W, 83-68 Delaware * ...... W, 75-61 @ Bucknell * ...... L, 74-76 @ Bucknell ...... W, 89-83 @ Bucknell * ...... L, 66-75 Lafayette * ...... W, 99-66 Hofstra * ...... W, 66-64 @ Delaware * ...... L, 74-76 Delaware * ...... (ot) W, 88-84 Rider * ...... W, 83-78 @ Lehigh * ...... L, 69-87 @ Rider * ...... W, 82-65 Drexel * ...... L, 81-94 @ Bucknell * ...... (ot) W, 93-83 UMBC ...... W, 90-74 Loyola College ...... W, 104-69 Loyola College ...... L, 84-85 Lehigh * ...... L, 76-83 Rider * ...... W, 102-74 @ American U...... W, 84-75 @ Lafayette * ...... L, 58-73 Hofstra * ...... W, 71-68 @ Drexel * ...... W, 104-95 @ Lehigh * ...... W, 81-69 Central Conn. * ...... W, 84-76 @ Hofstra * ...... L, 74-87 @ Lafayette * ...... L, 70-83 Drexel * ...... L, 75-78 @ Dayton ...... L, 65-78 Lehigh ** ...... W, 90-74 Delaware * ...... W, 87-84 Lafayette ** ...... (ot) L, 79-80 @ Hofstra * ...... W, 76-66 Rider ** ...... W, 89-79 Bucknell * ...... L, 66-72 @ Delaware * ...... L, 74-75 # at Palestra, Philadelphia Lafayette ** ...... W, 70-66 @ Hofstra * ...... W, 73-65 Youngstown St...... W, 87-75 ## at Hershey, Pa. Bucknell ** ...... L, 74-86 Lehigh * ...... W, 92-82 @ Virginia ...... L, 49-72 $ Baltimore Beltway # Dallas Morning-News Classic Rider ** ...... W, 74-63 UMBC ** ...... W, 78-76 Tournament at Loyola * East Coast Conference games Delaware ** ...... W, 85-71 Rider ** ...... W, 69-63 * East Coast Conference games ** ECC Tournament at Towson Lehigh ** ...... W, 73-60 Ohio State % ...... L, 86-97 ** ECC Tournament at Towson Oklahoma % ...... L, 68-77 PF: 2,108 (70.3) PA: 2,131 (71.0) # Baltimore Beltway Tournament Captains: Bill Leonard, Roddy Kirk PF: 2,444 (84.3) PA: 2,174 (75.0) # Balt. Beltway Tournament at Mt. St. Mary’s Captains: John Bays, Stephen Dorsey at Towson * East Coast Conference games ## at Hershey, Pa. 1987-88 (14-16) ** ECC Tournament at Towson & Blue Angels Classic Coach Terry Truax % NCAA Midwest Regionals at Texas * East Coast Conference games PF: 2,479 (80.0) PA: 2,434 (78.5) ** ECC Tournament at Towson East Coast Conference Runners-Up Scooter Alexander helped the Captains: Kennell Jones, Kurk Lee, % NCAA Midwest Regionals at Dayton @ Winthrop ...... (ot) L, 57-67 Tigers beat St. John’s in the Kelly Williamson PF: 2,325 (77.5) PA: 2,296 (76.5) @ Clemson ...... L, 61-71 1993 Pre-Season NIT. Captains: Devin Boyd, Lewis Waller Loyola College ...... W, 76-60 @ Navy ...... W, 79-62 Wilmington ...... W, 95-74 Mt. St. Mary’s ...... L, 75-86 Caldwell, NJ ...... W, 92-75 St. Francis, Pa...... W, 69-67 @ Jacksonville ...... W, 58-51 @ Fla. Southern ...... L, 72-80 @ U. of Florida ...... L, 55-77 UMBC ...... W, 76-68 Liberty ...... W, 70-69 @ Drexel #* ...... L, 62-93 Delaware * ...... L, 75-76 @ Bucknell * ...... L, 80-89 Rider * ...... W, 93-72 Lehigh * ...... L, 65-71 @ Lafayette * ...... L, 60-73 @ Hofstra * ...... W, 81-69 Drexel * ...... W, 74-64 @ Delaware * ...... L, 74-77 Hofstra * ...... W, 78-61 Bucknell * ...... L, 71-83 @ Rider * ...... L, 93-98 @ Lehigh * ...... L, 63-77 Lafayette * ...... L, 63-71 Tiger Men’s Basketball History Men’s Tiger Drexel ** ...... W, 74-67 Rider ** ...... W, 59-56 102 Lehigh ** ...... L, 78-84 # at Palestra, Philadelphia * East Coast Conference games ** ECC Tournament at Towson PF: 2,178 (72.6) PA: 2,188 (72.9) Captains: Marty Johnson, Michael Fink Records 1991-92 (17-13) 1993-94 (21-9) 1995-96 (16-12) Coach Terry Truax Coach Terry Truax Coach Terry Truax East Coast Conference Champions Pre-Season NIT Maryland (Balt. Arena) ...... L, 67-70 @ Colorado ...... L, 83-93 @ Navy ...... W, 74-60 Big South Conference @ Loyola College ...... W, 66-62 @ North Carolina ...... L, 88-98 Regular Season Champions Lehigh ...... W, 99-97 Pennsylvania ...... L, 61-67 UMBC $ ...... L, 83-93 @ St. John’s, NY # ...... W, 66-65 @ Arizona ...... L, 84-90 Mt. St. Mary’s $ ...... L, 77-91 @ Massachusetts # ...... L, 55-82 Washington College ...... W, 105-86 Washington Coll...... W, 74-50 Connecticut % ...... L, 67-102 @ James Madison ...... W, 67-64 @ Maryland ...... L, 76-83 @ Loyola College ...... (ot) L, 84-90 @ Louisville ...... L, 72-96 @ Southern Methodist ...... L, 66-85 @ Dayton ...... W, 72-70 @ New Hampshire * ...... W, 79-68 @ Howard ...... L, 69-74 Lehigh ...... W, 77-69 @ Maine * ...... L, 72-85 @ Youngstown State ...... W, 67-52 @ Delaware ...... W, 71-63 Northeastern * ...... W, 78-65 @ Tennessee ...... L, 70-77 @ Coppin St...... L, 63-76 Boston University * ...... W, 93-71 @ George Mason ...... L, 75-89 Maryland (Balt. Arena) ...... L, 71-109 @ Vermont * ...... W, 69-67 @ Delaware ...... L, 69-90 American U...... W, 76-73 @ Hartford * ...... W, 88-73 @ Buffalo * ...... W, 77-65 @ Radford * ...... L, 58-82 Hofstra * ...... L, 63-83 @ Bucknell ...... L, 72-85 @ Liberty * ...... W, 66-61 Vermont * ...... W, 91-83 @ Central Conn. * ...... W, 93-54 Coastal Carolina * ...... W, 80-74 Hartford * ...... W, 81-73 Mt. St. Mary’s ...... W, 103-76 Chas. Southern * ...... W, 84-76 @ Northeastern * ...... W, 73-67 Brooklyn * ...... W, 96-56 @ Campbell * ...... L, 55-76 @ Boston U. * ...... L, 56-68 @ Loyola College ...... W, 66-64 @ UNC-Greensboro * ...... W, 62-56 @ Drexel * ...... L, 87-96 Hofstra * ...... W, 80-70 Wintrhop * ...... W, 104-87 New Hampshire * ...... W, 79-70 Central Conn. * ...... W, 94-70 UNC-Asheville * ...... W, 54-45 Maine * ...... W, 65-56 @ Rider * ...... (ot) W, 78-75 UMBC * ...... W, 89-78 Drexel * ...... L, 56-75 Radford * ...... W, 73-63 @ Hofstra * ...... W, 74-56 Coach Mike Jaskulski UMBC * ...... W, 113-103 1997-2001 Buffalo * ...... W, 98-65 Liberty * ...... (ot) W, 79-78 @ Delaware * ...... L, 73-81 @ Brooklyn * ...... W, 89-66 @ Coastal Carolina * ...... L, 89-105 Delaware * ...... L, 70-71 @ Hofstra * ...... L, 87-89 @ Chas. Southern * ...... W, 84-77 @ Delaware ** ...... W, 85-78 1997-98 (8-20) Rider * ...... L, 78-79 @ UMBC * ...... W, 86-79 Drexel ** ...... L, 74-84 Buffalo ** ...... W, 122-58 Campbell * ...... W, 87-72 * AMERICA EAST games Coach Mike Jaskulski Rider ** ...... W, 90-77 UNC-Greensboro * ...... W, 75-74 ** AMERICA EAST Tournament at Delaware @ American University ...... W, 51-48 @ Winthrop * ...... W, 82-68 Hofstra ** ...... W, 69-61 PF: 2,102 (75.1) PA: 2,065 (73.8) Michigan ...... L, 72-75 @ UNC-Asheville * ...... W, 74-70 $ Baltimore Beltway Tournament at UMBC Captains: Ralph Blalock, Morgan State ...... W, 62-48 UNC-Asheville ** ...... W, 64-56 Scooter Alexander * East Coast Conference games Liberty ** ...... L, 58-63 Hofstra * ...... L, 56-64 ** ECC Tournament at UMBC Drexel * ...... L, 60-65 # Pre-Season NIT PF: 2,501 (83.4) PA: 2,285 (76.2) 1996-97 (9-19) Delaware * ...... (ot) L, 63-68 Captains: Devin Boyd, Chuck Lightening % HersheyPark Arena * Big South Conference games Coach Terry Truax @ Loyola ...... L, 71-73 ** Big South Tournament at Charleston, S.C. Old Dominion ...... L, 82-84 @ James Madison ...... L, 62-76 1992-93 (18-9) PF: 2,205 (73.5) PA: 2,204 (74.8) Navy ...... W, 76-68 Creighton ...... L, 70-79 Coach Terry Truax Captains: John James, Matt Campbell @ UMBC ...... W, 75-60 @ South Carolina ...... L, 55-65 @ Maryland ...... L, 76-93 @ New Hampshire * ...... L, 56-64 Big South Conference @ Pennsylvania ...... L, 74-80 Regular Season Champions 1994-95 (12-15) @ Hofstra * ...... L, 60-64 Coach Terry Truax Boston U. * ...... L, 63-81 Vermont * ...... L, 45-55 Loyola College ...... W, 71-61 Northeastern * ...... L, 74-77 Hartford * ...... W, 75-68 @ Oklahoma ...... L, 73-115 Loyola College ...... W, 89-84 @ Old Dominion ...... L, 75-93 Boston U...... L, 45-67 @ SW Missouri ...... L, 56-71 @ Mt. St. Mary’s ...... W, 69-68 James Madison ...... L, 75-83 Coppin St...... L, 74-79 @ Virginia ...... L, 66-94 @ Delaware * ...... L, 63-104 Northeastern * ...... W, 63-52 @ Maryland ...... L, 68-78 West Virginia # ...... W, 81-78 @ Drexel * ...... L, 72-102 @ Vermont * ...... L, 71-76 Bridgeport # ...... W, 85-70 Loyola College ...... W, 73-66 Vermont * ...... (ot) W, 92-82 @ Hartford * ...... L, 75-84 Connecticut # ...... L, 66-99 @ Maryland ...... L, 73-120 Hartford * ...... L, 69-76 vs. Maine * @ UNH ...... W, 81-57 George Mason ...... W, 78-71 Delaware ...... W, 84-83 @ Maine * ...... L, 58-71 @ Drexel * ...... L, 71-72 Delaware ...... L, 69-76 Howard ...... W, 78-64 @ New Hampshire * ...... (ot) L, 71-72 Maine * ...... W, 68-59 UNC-Asheville * ...... W, 85-64 Radford * ...... L, 68-71 Hofstra * ...... L, 62-66 New Hampshire * ...... L, 56-58 Campbell * ...... W, 61-56 Liberty * ...... L, 59-72 @ Northeastern * ...... W, 81-59 @ Delaware * ...... (ot) L, 68-71 @ Coastal Carolina * ...... W, 77-74 @ Coastal Carolina * ...... L, 87-89 @ Boston U. * ...... L, 69-78 UMBC ...... W, 76-60 @ Charleston Southern * ...... W, 87-76 @ Chas. Southern * ...... W, 80-73 @ Hofstra * ...... L, 71-84 @ Boston U. *...... L, 63-69 Winthrop * ...... W, 93-85 @ UMBC * ...... L, 77-78 Drexel * ...... L, 66-79 @ Northeastern * ...... L, 62-66 Charleston Southern * ...... W, 75-58 UNC-Greensboro * ...... W, 73-66 @ Vermont * ...... L, 81-85 @ Winthrop * ...... L, 78-90 @ Winthrop * ...... L, 93-97 @ Hartford * ...... (ot) L, 78-81 vs. New Hampshire ** ...... W, 67-65 @ Campbell * ...... L, 61-63 @ UNC-Asheville * ...... (ot) L, 79-84 New Hampshire * ...... W, 71-65 vs. Delaware ** ...... L, 60-80 UMBC * ...... W, 82-76 Louisville ...... W, 81-69 Maine * ...... W, 80-70 * AMERICA EAST games Coastal Carolina * ...... W, 74-69 @ Radford * ...... L, 62-76 @ West Virginia ...... L, 86-100 ** AMERICA EAST Tournament at Delaware @ Lehigh ...... W, 79-70 @ Liberty * ...... W, 71-70 Delaware * ...... W, 86-79 PF: 1,784 (63.7) PA: 1,848 (66.0) @ Liberty * ...... W, 86-81 Coastal Carolina * ...... W, 92-69 Northeastern ** ...... W, 72-69 Captain: Ralph Biggs Radford * ...... W, 98-90 Chas. Southern * ...... L, 83-86 Drexel ** ...... L, 75-78 Liberty * ...... W, 75-69 UMBC * ...... L, 69-77 * AMERICA EAST games @ UNC-Asheville * ...... W, 75-60 @ UNC-Greensboro * ...... L, 61-77 ** AMERICA EAST Tournament at Delaware @ Radford * ...... W, 81-70 Winthrop * ...... W, 92-90 PF: 2,085 (74.5) PA: 2,210 (78.9)

@ UMBC * ...... (2 ot) W, 92-92 UNC-Asheville * ...... W, 69-62 Captains: Michael Keyes, Basketball History Men’s Tiger Winthrop ** ...... L, 79-83 @ Tennessee ...... L, 60-77 Florian Schneider # UConn Holiday Classic Chas. Southern ** ...... L, 55-85 103 * Big South Conference games # at Shepherdstown, W. Va. ** Big South Tournament at Charleston, S.C. * Big South Conference games Captains: Devin Boyd, , ** Big South Tournament at Charleston, S.C. William Griffin, Craig Valentine PF: 2,010 (74.4) PA: 2,134 (79.0) Captains: Jason Crump, Ralph Blalock Men’s Basketball Year-by-Year Records Records 1998-99 (6-22) 2000-01 (12-17) 2002-03 (4-24) Coach Mike Jaskulski Coach Mike Jaskulski Coach Michael Hunt @ Creighton ...... L, 48-93 @ UMBC #...... L, 72-87 UMBC # ...... L, 91-96 Morgan State # ...... W, 69-65 Morgan State # ...... L, 56-59 Morgan State # ...... W, 67-53 Loyola # ...... L, 67-76 @ Villanova...... L, 75-87 @ Georgetown (MCI Center) . . . . . L, 52-81 @ Michigan...... L, 45-60 Maryland Eastern Shore ...... W, 74-62 @ Rider...... L, 56-68 @ Louisville ...... L, 73-106 Loyola College...... W, 74-64 Maryland E. Shore ...... W, 65-40 Hofstra * ...... L, 55-68 @ Long Island...... W, 73-56 Norfolk State ...... W, 53-50 @ UMBC ...... L, 41-65 Maine *...... W, 72-67 @ Morgan State ...... L, 59-62 Lafayette ...... L, 69-76 New Hampshire * ...... W, 84-70 George Washington ...... L, 60-70 American Univ...... L, 44-59 @ Delaware State ...... L, 66-84 @ Virginia Tech ...... L, 52-76 Boston U. * ...... L, 58-66 Liberty...... W, 75-57 @ Old Dominion *...... L, 56-67 Northeastern * ...... W, 62-52 @ Drexel *...... L, 74-79 @ William & Mary *...... L, 55-74 @ Delaware * ...... L, 60-70 @ Michigan ...... L, 71-73 James Madison *...... L, 51-64 @ Hartford *...... (ot) L, 57-60 @ Hofstra * ...... L, 54-80 George Mason * ...... L, 56-90 @ Vermont * ...... W, 56-53 @ Vermont * ...... W, 79-60 Hofstra * ...... W, 61-54 Drexel * ...... L, 56-59 @ Hartford * ...... L, 54-61 @ Drexel * ...... L, 56-85 New Hampshire *...... W, 58-55 Boston University * ...... W, 66-63 @ UNC Wilmington * ...... L, 53-85 Maine *...... W, 89-79 Northeastern * ...... W, 86-71 Coach Michael Hunt @ Delaware * ...... L, 60-74 @ Hofstra * ...... L, 48-76 Delaware * ...... L, 64-67 2001-2004 Va. Commonwealth *...... L, 47-82 @ Boston U. * ...... L, 43-73 @ Maine * ...... (ot) L, 77-87 @ George Mason * ...... L, 54-76 @ Northeastern *...... L, 70-71 @ New Hampshire * ...... W, 89-87 2001-02 (11-18) @ Virginia Commwealth *...... L, 60-97 Delaware *...... L, 56-73 Hofstra *...... L, 58-79 Coach Michael Hunt Drexel * ...... L, 50-76 @ Drexel * ...... L, 54-66 Drexel * ...... L, 49-70 Coppin State # ...... W, 53-51 William & Mary *...... L, 52-59 Hartford * ...... L, 56-65 @ Boston University *...... L, 59-96 UMBC # ...... L, 55-77 Old Dominion * ...... L, 51-73 Vermont *...... L, 57-66 @ Northeastern * ...... L, 76-78 @ Georgetown ...... L, 40-91 @ James Madison * ...... L, 56-87 @ New Hampshire *...... L, 70-74 @ Delaware * ...... L, 63-77 @ LSU ...... L, 46-83 UNC Wilmington * ...... L, 51-75 @ Maine * ...... L, 68-70 Hartford * ...... W, 69-64 Rider ...... W, 60-58 @ Hofstra * ...... L, 47-66 Boston U. **...... W, 71-58 Vermont * ...... L, 72-77 @ Virginia Commonwealth * . . . . . L, 68-91 Delaware *...... L, 69-74 Delaware ** ...... L, 63-83 Hartford ** ...... W, 65-62 Morgan State ...... W, 67-62 James Madison ** ...... L, 61-72 # Battle of Baltimore Delaware ** ...... L, 51-66 @ UMES ...... L, 78-93 # Battle of Baltimore * AMERICA EAST games # Battle of Baltimore Howard (MCI Center) ...... L, 57-77 * CAA games ** AMERICA EAST Tourn. at Delaware * AMERICA EAST games @ UMBC ...... L, 67-77 ** CAA Tournament in Richmond PF: 1,663 (59.4) PA: 1,937 (69.2) ** AMERICA EAST Tournament at Delaware @ UNC-Wilmington * ...... L, 37-76 PF: 1,694 (58.4) PA: 1,983 (68.4) Captain: Raul de Pablo, PF: 1997 (68.9) PA: 2,089 (72.0) Delaware State ...... W, 64-57 Alfonso Hawes, Torin Ragin Captains: Brian Barber, Sam Sutton @ George Mason *...... L, 52-64 2003-04 (8-21) Drexel *...... W, 68-62 Coach Michael Hunt 1999-2000 (11-17) Old Dominion * ...... L, 53-66 Coach Mike Jaskulski George Mason * ...... L, 52-64 Coppin State # ...... W, 57-54 @ Delaware * ...... W, 59-53 UMBC # ...... L, 53-59 Loyola #...... L, 67-74 @ James Madison * ...... L, 75-86 @ Loyola ...... W, 66-62 @ Coppin State #...... W, 61-57 UNC-Wilmington * ...... L, 46-56 @ Georgia ...... L, 51-81 @ Morgan State ...... W, 67-59 Hofstra * ...... L, 60-62 @ Norfolk State...... L, 50-54 Long Island ...... W, 62-44 @ William & Mary * ...... L, 45-62 @ George Washington ...... L, 57-76 @ Liberty...... (ot) L, 74-82 @ Old Dominion *...... W, 67-55 UMBC ...... L, 56-64 @ Lafayette ...... W, 59-57 William & Mary * ...... W, 61-58 Virginia Tech ...... L, 67-74 Hartford *...... W, 72-58 Delaware * ...... W, 61-57 @ Maryland Eastern Shore . . . . . W, 61-53 UMBC ...... L, 56-64 Virginia Commonwealth * ...... L, 49-62 @ George Mason *...... L, 62-71 @ Michigan ...... L, 84-98 James Madison * ...... L, 71-83 @ Hofstra *...... L, 56-85 @ New Hampshire * ...... W, 73-66 @ Drexel * ...... W, 81-65 Delaware *...... W, 70-68 @ Maine *...... L, 80-89 @ Hofstra * ...... W, 61-60 William & Mary * ...... W, 73-67 Drexel * ...... (ot) L, 61-64 Hofstra ** ...... L, 52-72 @ James Madison * ...... L, 55-57 Hofstra * ...... L, 70-84 UNC Wilmington * ...... W, 57-55 @ Northeastern * ...... W, 60-56 # Battle of Baltimore Drexel *...... L, 82-88 @ Boston University *...... (ot) W, 54-52 * CAA games Old Dominion * ...... L, 49-70 Vermont * ...... W, 74-67 ** CAA Tournament in Richmond @ Virginia Commonwealth * . . . . . L, 76-101 @ Delaware * ...... L, 70-82 PF: 1,694 (58.4) PA: 1,983 (68.4) @ Old Dominion * ...... L, 62-88 Maine * ...... L, 67-68 Captains: Kerry Augustus, Mike Shin, George Mason *...... L, 57-74 New Hampshire *...... W, 80-52 Sam Sutton @ Delaware * ...... L, 76-80 (ot) @ Hofstra *...... L, 58-60 @ UNC Wilmington *...... L, 51-64 @ Drexel * ...... L, 45-63 Virginia Commonwealth * ...... L, 44-68 Northeastern *...... L, 73-74 @ William & Mary *...... L, 68-74 Boston University *...... W, 71-57 @ Drexel * ...... L, 51-75 Delaware * ...... L, 74-80 Hofstra * ...... L, 61-67 James Madison ...... L, 79-93 James Madison * ...... W, 74-54 Tiger Men’s Basketball History Men’s Tiger @ Hartford *...... (ot) L, 77-79 William & Mary ** ...... W, 70-65 104 @ Vermont * ...... L, 64-79 Virginia Commonwealth ** ...... L, 60-67 Delaware ** ...... L, 69-79 # Battle of Baltimore # Battle of Baltimore Lewis Waller was a captain of the * CAA games * AMERICA EAST games Tigers’ 1990-91 East Coast Confer- ** CAA Tournament in Richmond ** AMERICA EAST Tournament at Delaware ence championship team. PF: 1,772 (61.1) PA: 2,015 (69.5) PF: 1,901 (67.9) PA: 1,937 (69.2) Captain: Lawrence Hamm Captains: Raul dePablo, Torin Ragin Records 2005-06 (12-16) Coach Pat Kennedy Loyola ...... L, 67-80 UMBC...... W, 60-55 Morgan State ...... W, 71-66 @ Norfolk State ...... L, 49-78 William & Mary * ...... W, 76-45 @ Northeastern * ...... L, 67-89 @ American U...... L, 70-74 VIRGINIA MILITARY INST...... L, 78-80 Syracuse (Wilkes-Barre) ...... L, 52-86 @ Lehigh ...... W, 69-66 @ College of Charleston ...... W, 86-75 Old Dominion * ...... L, 71-85 @ James Madison * ...... W, 99-84 Hofstra * ...... W, 94-91 @ Delaware * ...... W, 96-92 Coach Pat Kennedy @ UNC Wilmington * ...... L, 46-78 2004-Present Georgia State * ...... W, 66-62 @ Drexel * ...... L, 61-69 2004-05 (5-24) @ Hofstra * ...... L, 70-82 Coach Pat Kennedy Delaware * ...... L, 61-76 @ Ohio St. (Guardians Cl.) ...... L, 53-74 @ Virginia Commonwealth * . . . . . L, 75-81 Drexel * ...... W, 84-80 vs. Morgan (Guardians Cl.) . (OT) W, 71-69 Norfolk State ...... W, 69-58 James Madison * ...... L, 68-76 @ Morgan State ...... L, 51-54 @ George Mason * ...... L, 53-65 College of Charleston ...... L, 58-78 Virginia Commonwealth * ...... W, 59-57 @ George Mason *...... L, 61-79 @ Georgia State * ...... W, 70-69 @ UMBC ...... L, 61-63 Northeastern * ...... L, 70-86 American Univ...... L, 64-75 Georgia State ** ...... L, 64-72 @ Virginia MIlitary Inst...... W, 84-69 * CAA games @ George Washington ...... L, 69-85 ** CAA Tournament in Richmond Lehigh ...... L, 61-64 PF: 1,952 (69.7) PA: 2,099 (75.0) Delaware * ...... W, 86-66 Captain: Lawrence Hamm Virginia Commonwealth * ...... L, 58-70 Old Dominion *...... L, 56-65 @ UNC Wilmington * ...... L, 59-77 James Madison *...... W, 86-69 @ Drexel * ...... L, 55-76 @ William & Mary * ...... L, 65-83 Hofstra * ...... L, 64-84 UNC Wilmington * ...... L, 57-61 @ Old Dominion *...... L, 59-70 @ Virginia Commonwealth *...... L, 61-84 Cantrell Fletcher averaged George Mason * ...... L, 57-62 9.5 points and 3.1 assists @ Delaware *...... L, 55-65 per game in 2004-05. @ Hofstra *...... L, 59-68 @ James Madison * ...... L, 58-68 William & Mary ** ...... L, 50-57 Drexel * ...... L, 60-66 vs. Delaware ** ...... L, 56-76 * CAA games ** CAA Tournament in Richmond PF: 1,803 (62.2) PA: 2,035 (70.2) Captain: Lawrence Hamm Tiger Men’s Basketball History Men’s Tiger 105

Lawrence Hamm, ‘06 was a 4-year starter for the Tigers. All-Time Roster Records A C E Goldstein, Paul...... 1928-29 Aaron, Sid ...... 1938-39 Caldwell, Tom ...... 1990-94 Earl, Derrick ...... 1995-97 Goldstein, Edward ...... 1928-30 Aaronson, Phil ...... 1928-30 Callahan, Tom...... 1963-66 Eastham, Dick ...... 1967-69 Goldwin, Richard ...... 1946-47 Abraham, Dennard ...... 2005-06 Campbell, Matt ...... 1990-94 Eden, Dave ...... 1956-59 Goode, Derrick...... 2000-05 Alexander, Scooter 1991-94, 95-96 Casey, Tim...... 1964-66 Edwards, Mark ...... 1989-90 Goodman, Tamir ...... 2000-01 Allen, Brian ...... 1999-2003 Cason, Damon...... 1995-00 Elliott, Dan...... 1958-61 Gordon, Eliezar ...... 1983-85 Allen, Dave ...... 1978-80 Chernack, Sidney ...... 1927-28 Ellis, Mike...... 1974-75 Gordon, Lenny...... 1973-75 Anatasi, Rob ...... 1958-61 Chilcoat, Charles ...... 1941-42 Evans, Butch ...... 1984-85 Gordon, Doc ...... 1936-39 Anderson, Josh...... 1993-97 Clay, Francis ...... 1974-76 Gorham, Kenny ...... 1982-86 Appel, Tom ...... 1969-70 Clayman, Yale ...... 1931-32 F Gorman, Milliard ...... 1921-23 Arnold, Fred ...... 1956-57, 1959-61 Coard, Curley...... 1972-73 Fabiszak, Russ ...... 1962-65 Goudy, George...... 1958-59 August, Herb ...... 1950-51 Cohen, Sid ...... 1929-31 Feldman, Skip ...... 1956-60 Green, Michael ...... 2003-05 Augustus, Kerry...... 1998-2002 Cohen, Louis ...... 1937-39 Feldman, Steve...... 1970-73 Greenwell, Toby ...... 1959-62 Austerlitz, Denny ...... 1936-38 Cohen, Sol ...... 1937-39 Fields, Victor...... 1977-78 Grey, Omari...... 1996-98 Ayers, Jerry ...... 1967-68 Colburn, Bob ...... 1951-52 Fink, Michael...... 1984-88 Griffin, William ...... 1989-93 Colclough, Mike...... 1985-90 Fischer, John ...... 1928-30 Grumberg, Eran ...... 1983-85 B Cole, Mel ...... 1934-36 Fletcher, Cantrell ...... 2004-05 H Bader, William ...... 1927-28 Coleman, Terry ...... 1965-66 Flook, Howard...... 1927-28 Hackey, George ...... 1969-71 Banks, Kemp ...... 1984-85 Coleman, Art ...... 1976-77 Fofana, Mohammed ...... 2000-02 Hackman, John ...... 1941-42 Barb, Kenny ...... 2004-06 Coleman, Richard ...... 1940-41 Foley, Jim...... 1952-53 Haggerty, Joseph ...... 1930-32 Barber, Brian ...... 1997-2001 Coleman, Rocky ...... 2005-06 Foster, Al ...... 1951-52 Hairston, Ernest...... 1996-98 Barlow, Joseph ...... 1927-29 Comeaux, Chris...... 1983-84 Fowble, Franklin ...... 1928-29 Halstead, Harry...... 1948-49 Barnes, Ken ...... 1961-62 Cooley, Mark...... 1979-83 Fowlkes, Charlie...... 1972-73 Hamm, Lawrence ...... 2002-06 Basey, Adrian ...... 1986-88 Cooper, Everett ...... 1987-88 France, Menaris ...... 1921-22 Hammond, Alvey...... 1923-24 Baugh, Herbert ...... 1968-70 Corbill, Steve ...... 1973-74 Friesland, Max...... 1953-54 Harman, Wayne ...... 1956-57 Bays, John ...... 1985-89 Corbin, Lee ...... 1925-26 Furlinsky, Ed ...... 1971-72 Harp, DaVonn ...... 1996-98 Beers, Edward...... 1963-64 Cox, Robert ...... 1940-41 Harris, Lee ...... 1997-98 Berg, J. Smith ...... 1963-64 Cox, Luther ...... 1937-40 G Harris, Joe ...... 1931-32 Berlin, Herman...... 1928-29 Creslak, Clayton ...... 1961-63 Galaway, Ed ...... 1950-51 Harron, Jack ...... 1952-53 Biggs, Ralph ...... 1994-98 Crippen, Myron...... 1997-79 Galperin, Harold ...... 1928-29 Harsh, John...... 1967-68 Binder, Bill ...... 1951-54 Crossin, Tim ...... 2005-06 Gamse, David . . . 1946-47, 1953-55 Hart, Ryan ...... 1950-51 Blakesly, Art...... 1965-67 Crump, Jason ...... 1993-95 Garber, Jack...... 1954-56 Hartman, Fran ...... 1961-62 Blalock, Ralph ...... 1992-96 Curland, Bob ...... 1936-37 Gardner, Carroll ...... 1923-24 Hawes, Alphonso ...... 1997-99 Blanks, Keon ...... 2001-03 Curley, Tom...... 1964-65 Gaver, Willard...... 1941-42 Blue, Chuck ...... 1971-73 Gemmill, Charley ...... 1964-66 Hawkins, Richard...... 1963-64 Blum, Sidney ...... 1941-42 D Gentry, Leonard...... 1927-28 Heidler, Scott...... 1988-91 Bohrer, Abraham ...... 1928-29 Daley, Macco ...... 1964-66 Gerruti, Edward...... 1931-32 Hendricks, Dereck ...... 1981-83 Bond, Korb ...... 1951-52 Davalli, Josh ...... 1998-00 Gettier, Don ...... 1976-78 Henry, Wendell ...... 1981-82 Boniface, Casper...... 1941-42 Davidson, David ...... 1929-31 Gettier, Charles ...... 1965-66 Bonner, David...... 1979-81 Deerr, Richie ...... 1976-79 Gilchrist, Jamaal ...... 2002-04 Boyd, Devin ...... 1988-93 Dellinger, Matt...... 1995-96 Gill, Dave ...... 1967-68 Boyle, Marc...... 1985-89 Dempsey, Tom ...... 1979-80 Glibas, Frank ...... 1947-48 Bradshaw, Bruce ...... 1966-67 Denaburg, Jerry...... 1928-30 Goldberg, Samuel...... 1928-29 Brilliant, Oscar ...... 1941-42 dePablo, Raul ...... 1996-00 Britton, Pat ...... 1974-77 Dickens, Roger ...... 1976-78 Brooks, Paul ...... 1975-76 Dieter, Glenn ...... 1981-85 Brose, Irwin ...... 1929-31 Dixon, Tony ...... 2001-05 Brown, Rick ...... 1967-68 Dorn, Frank...... 1940-41 Brown, Gary ...... 1983-84 Dorsey, Stephen...... 1987-89 Brown, Larry ...... 1989-93 Dotson, Calvin ...... 2001-03 Brown, Joe ...... 1948-50 Dougherty, Ronald...... 1962-64 Brown, Jeff...... 1980-82 Downs, Jack ...... 1950-53 Bruce, James...... 1982-83 Dublin, Lafayette ...... 2004-06 Bull, Carl ...... 1927-28 Dugan, Raymond ...... 1931-32

Tiger Men’s Basketball History Men’s Tiger Bunsavage, Steffan ...... 1982-86 Duhan, Duke...... 1931-32 Burger, Amon ...... 1948-51 Dukes, Michael ...... 1976-80 106 Burgess, Bob ...... 1957-58 Durrant, Gary...... 1994-95 Burroughs, Eugene ...... 1923-24 Durry, John...... 1925-26 Byer, Henry ...... 1927-28 Dzambo, Ron...... 1967-69 Byers, Dave...... 1967-69 Jamaal Gilcrest was a two Byrd, Ricky ...... 1985-87 year starter for the Tigers after transferring from Texas A&M Records Herbert, Tom...... 1970-71 Jones, Ed...... 1967-70 Manns, Mike...... 1990-91 Hess, David...... 1940-41 Jones, Gus ...... 1973-75 Martin, Lee ...... 1925-26 Hibbert, Hakeem...... 2005-06 Jones, Kennell...... 1988-90 Martin, Dwayne...... 1987-89 Hicks, Greg ...... 1972-74 Jones, Lloyd...... 1978-79 Masemore, Jerry...... 1956-60 Hinman, Skip ...... 1958-61 Jones, Tommy...... 1985-88 Mason, Andrew...... 1990-94 Hittleman, John ...... 1925-26 Jordan, Greg ...... 1975-77 Matthews, Brian ...... 1974-78 Hogarth, Jim...... 1964-67 Mauro, Pete ...... 1998-99 Holtz, Shaun...... 1998-2001 K Maxwell, Bryce...... 1921-22 Hoover, Dion ...... 1958-59 Karwacki, Paul ...... 1954-55 McAuliffe, Tom...... 1954-58 Horn, Willie ...... 1980-81 Kauffman, Mark ...... 1985-86 McCartney, Jake . 2002-03, 04-05 Hottes, Jim...... 1948-51 Kay, Tom ...... 1982-83 McClinton, Greg . . . . 1981-82, 83-86 Hubbard, Jim ...... 1969-71 Kearney, Eric ...... 1986-87 McGainey, Leo ...... 1980-81 Huff, Lyman...... 1928-29 Kenah, Peter ...... 1994-98 McKinley, Pat...... 1973-77 Huff, Parley ...... 1928-29 Kennedy, Phil ...... 1954-56 McSweeney, Cilk ...... 2002-2003 Hummelfork, Jack...... 1929-30 Kennedy, Mike ...... 1953-57 Meehling, Oscar ...... 1931-32 Hunt, Bucky ...... 1956-58 Keyes, Michael...... 1993-97 Merritt, Brian...... 2000-01 Hyle, Tim ...... 1999-00 Kimmett, George ...... 1947-51 Meyers, Walt ...... 1971-74 King, Dave ...... 1956-59 Miller, Bill ...... 1950-51 I Kinling, Fred...... 1970-71 Miller, Isaac ...... 1925-26 Insinga, Frank ...... 1962-66 Kipe, Ed ...... 1968-70 Miller, Jim ...... 1958-61 Ireton, John...... 1946-47 Kirby, James ...... 1921-23 Miller, Joe...... 1979-81 Kirk, Roddy ...... 1983-87 Miller, Mike ...... 1961-62 J Klein, Mike ...... 1966-67 Miller, Sam ...... 1936-38 Jackson, Ricky ...... 1982-83 Krabbe, Bob ...... 1950-51 Miller, Samuel...... 1946-48 Jackson, Trevan ...... 2003-06 Krueger, Archie...... 1940-42 Mines, Bill...... 1941-42 Jacobs, Terrance...... 1990-92 Mitchell, Michael ...... 1978-79 James, John ...... 1990-94 L Mohler, Gary...... 1948-50 Jansen, August...... 1930-32 Lamb, Melvin ...... 1972-73 Monk, Ben...... 1971-72 Roddy Kirk, ‘87 was a three-year Jaskulski, Carroll ...... 1969-70 Land, Mel...... 1969-73 Montgomery, Terrance . . . . 1986-87 starter for the Tigers. Jay, Joey ...... 1971-73 Lane, Bob ...... 1950-51 Moody, Quintin...... 1992-96 Jedlicka, Jed ...... 1951-52 Lastner, Frank...... 1952-54 Morgan, Orson...... 1988-89 Peregoy, Austin ...... 1928-30 Jeffers, Mike...... 1973-76 Lawler, Charles . . . . . 1976-79, 80-81 Morin, Michael . . . . . 1985-86, 88-90 Petkunas, Andrius ...... 2002-05 Jennings, John ...... 1984-85 Lawless, Ted ...... 1927-28 Mudd, Dave...... 1951-52 Petrovick, Nick ...... 1946-47 Johnson, Carlton ...... 1980-82 Lee, Kurk ...... 1988-90 Muldrow, Walt ...... 1971-72 Phillips, Dave ...... 1961-62 Johnson, Larry...... 1974-78 Lee, Dick ...... 1961-62 Muldrow, Ed...... 1987-89 Piersanti, Ralph ...... 1950-51 Johnson, Marty ...... 1986-88 Leitch, Dick...... 1955-56 Mullen, Gary ...... 1984-85 Pinheiro, Burt...... 1969-71 Johnson, Sandy ...... 1957-58 Leonard, Billy ...... 1983-87 Murphy, Mike...... 1961-62 Plack, Holden ...... 2003-06 Jones, Donald ...... 1981-84 Leslie, Donald ...... 1979-83 Murphy, Greg ...... 1977-78 Pleet, Jerome ...... 1941-42 Lester, Lionel ...... 1971-73 Myers, Cliff...... 1973-75 Possinger, Dave ...... 1965-67 Levin, Sol...... 1937-38 Myles, Paul ...... 1948-50 Powell, Woody...... 1968-69 Lexer, Ryan...... 1994-98 Prassima, August ...... 1946-48 Lichtfuss, Henry...... 1954-58 N Pratt, Marc ...... 2005-06 Lightening, Chuck ...... 1988-92 Neal, Gary...... 2005-06 Pulse, Richard...... 1941-42 Lipsitz, Morton ...... 1929-30 Newton, Jim ...... 1964-67 Purdie, Larry...... 1971-72 Little, Baynard...... 1923-24 Newton, Derrick...... 1996-98 Purnell, Dwayne ...... 1979-81 Liverman, Joe ...... 1977-79 Nicodemus, Jesse ...... 1931-32 R Livingston, Reese ...... 1952-56 Nollert, Bill...... 1951-52 Locke, Burton ...... 1941-42 Norris, Rodney ...... 1975-77 Raboin, Sean ...... 2004-06 Logan, Ken...... 1997-98 Norris, Dick ...... 1967-69 Ragin, Torin...... 1998-00 Lotocki, Chuck ...... 1972-73 Rankin, Carroll ...... 1927-29 Lyles, Mike...... 1979-80 O Rathbone, Iven ...... 1951-52 Lynn, Tom ...... 1969-70 O'Brien, Pete ...... 1947-48 Ray, Myron ...... 1990-92 Lynn, Dennis ...... 1966-67 O'Brien, Robert ...... 1963-64 Reaves, Justin ...... 2001-2003 Odrick, Tony ...... 1980-82 Redman, Tom ...... 1962-64 M Reider, Russell ...... 1951-52

Maczis, Bill ...... 1951-52, 54-56 P Rhenstrom, Charles...... 1949-50 Basketball History Men’s Tiger Mahoney, Tim...... 1968-69 Page, Rica...... 1981-85 Rhinehart, Bob ...... 1949-50 107 Mahoney, Bill ...... 1925-26 Parker, Mike ...... 1967-69 Rhodes, Jay ...... 1968-71 Manley, Ray...... 1971-73 Pater, Bob...... 1969-70 Rice, Charles ...... 1952-53 Manning, Patrick ...... 1990-94 Patrick, Al ...... 1961-63 Richardson, Lee ...... 1968-69 Pearce, Robert...... 1921-22 Riley, Bob ...... 1964-68 Ritter, Howard...... 1946-50 Derrick Goode, ‘05 was the first Pease, Jonathan ...... 2003-06 seven-footer to play for the Tigers. All-Time Roster Records Roberts, Dan ...... 1968-69 Smith, Gerald ...... 1946-47 Warren, Warren...... 1921-22 Robinson, DeRon ...... 1993-96 Smith, Jerry ...... 1962-66 Washington, Bobby ...... 1974-78 Rogers, Hobart ...... 1967-68 Smith, William...... 1979-80 Watson, Robert ...... 1947-51 Rogers, Bob ...... 1963-64 Smutny, Andy ...... 1953-55 Waxman, Phil ...... 1937-39 Rosenbaum, Julius ...... 1941-42 Snyder, Ted ...... 1925-26 Weatherspoon, Gerald . 1999-2003 Roussey, Mark ...... 1979-81 Sokolowski, Sam ...... 1937-39 Welsh, Bob ...... 1973-74 Rubeling, Al ...... 1931-32 Spalevic, Marian...... 2000-01 Wentz, George...... 1938-39 Russell, Harry ...... 1938-40 Speer, George...... 1950-51 Werner, Morton ...... 1941-42 Speicher, Tom ...... 1980-84 Wheeler, Bixler ...... 1941-42 S Spellman, Oswald ...... 1941-42 Wheeler, John ...... 1936-38 Saltzman, Mike ...... 1930-32 Spitnas, Jim ...... 1952-54 Wheeler, Josh ...... 1931-32 Sandusky, Gerry...... 1979-80 St. Martin, Art ...... 1963-65 White, Danny ...... 1998-2000 Sapp, Pressley ...... 1941-42 Stack, Dick ...... 1959-60 Wiebel, Ed ...... 1966-68 Scaggs, Dave...... 1968-69 Stallings, Dick ...... 1961-62 Williamson, Kelly...... 1988-90 Schell, Mike...... 1969-71 Staymates, Jim ...... 1969-71 Wise, David...... 1974-75 Schilling, Jack ...... 1948-49 Staymates, Archie ...... 1969-71 Wise, Marlin ...... 1996-99 Schilling, Edward...... 1946-47 Steckler, Snicks ...... 1938-39 Witherspoon, Larry ...... 1971-74 Schlonen, Issac...... 1940-42 Sterling, Tom...... 1967-69 Wolf, Bernie ...... 1949-50 Schneider, Florian ...... 1993-97 Stewart, Stan...... 1978-79 Woodel, Matt ...... 1941-42 Schwergarth, Ed ...... 1952-54 Stottlemyer, Howard ...... 1937-41 Wright, Robert...... 1923-24 Former NBA great and Notre Dame All- Scott, Barry ...... 1979-80 Stroh, Warren ...... 1946-50 Wyndon, Ken...... 1967-68 American Adrian Dantley was a Towson assistant coach from 1993-96 Seaman, John ...... 1928-30 Sudler, Bill ...... 1977-79 Seidman, Milton ...... 1931-32 Sussman, Bill...... 1937-39 Y Dennis, Pat ...... 1981-82 Sharp, Savia...... 1975-77 Sutton, Sam ...... 2000-02 Yaffe, Paul...... 1929-31 Dull, Jay ...... 1997-2001 Sharpe, Michael ...... 1979-80 Yealy, Ralph...... 1928-29 Eck, Jay ...... 2004-06 Shaub, Mike ...... 1949-52 T Yingling, David ...... 1952-56 Field, Charlie ...... 1969-71 Sherman, Bucky...... 1959-60 Tannahill, Ray...... 1973-76 Young, Curtis ...... 1974-76 Franklin, Lamont ...... 2003-04 Shin, Mike ...... 1999-2002 Tayman, Joe...... 1953-55 Young, Andy ...... 1966-67 Gaertner, Bill ...... 1979-80 Shock, John...... 1940-41 Terry, Christopher...... 1962-66 Z Ginsburg, Adam ...... 1999-2001 Sigler, Lloyd...... 1966-67 Thomas, Owen...... 1923-24 Gordy, Len ...... 1983-85 Silbert, Keel ...... 1929-31 Thomas, Stevie...... 1992-96 Zacharko, Daniel...... 1946-48 Hall, Ed ...... 1985-87 Silverthorne, Bill ...... 1960-64 Thompson, Eric...... 1978-79 Zenou, Guy ...... 1998-99 Henderson, Roy...... 1996-97 Simmons, Joseph ...... 1921-23 Thompson, Quintin...... 1940-42 Hunt, Michael ...... 1988-92 Sitton, Bob ...... 1972-73 Tischer, Joe...... 1956-57 Thanks to former Tiger basketball Jay, Joey ...... 1973-75 Smith, Barry...... 1957-61 Tolson, Jerry ...... 1988-89 players Bill Maczis, ’54 and David Lamb, Mike ...... 1976-78 Smith, Charles ...... 1967-68 Trupp, Myer...... 1930-32 Yingling, ’56 for their assistance in Laur, Chuck ...... 1975-76 Tubbs, Winstonn ...... 2003-06 compiling this list. Lee, Randy...... 1997-99 Tucker, Lloyd...... 1976-80 Leonard, Bill ...... 1993-95 Turner, Warren ...... 1952-53 Head Coaches Lockhart, Lenny ...... 1979-80 Longabardi, Mike ...... 2002-03 V Touchton, Maurice ...... 1921-25 Meil, Jim...... 1982-97, 2006 Callowhill, Harold...... 1925-27 Valentine, Craig ...... 1989-93 Miss, Steve ...... 2003-04 Minnegan, Donald ...... 1927-48 Van Horn, Bob ...... 1950-51 Morris, Shaun ...... 2005-06 Clark, William ...... 1948-50 Van Dyke, Trippe...... 1962-63 Norris, Rob ...... 2004-2006 Killian, Earl ...... 1950-63 Van Dyke, Roger ...... 1962-64 Norris, Rod ...... 1984-85 Sachs, Ross ...... 1963-66 Vann, Kevin ...... 1977-78 Patterson, Bob ...... 1985-86 Angotti, Vince ...... 1978, 79-83 Vavrina, Vernon ...... 1929-31 Peterson, Dan ...... 1983-84 Raudabaugh, Mike ...... 1978-79 Venetoulis, Ted ...... 1953-55 Powell, Woody ...... 1969-74 Truax, Terry...... 1983-97 Vincent, Lou ...... 1980-82 Presley, Dino ...... 2001-03 Jaskulski, Mike...... 1997-2001 Quartlebaum, Fred...... 1996-97 W Hunt, Michael ...... 2001-2004 Raudabaugh, Mike ...... 1975-78 Walker, Les ...... 1971-73 Kennedy, Pat ...... 2004-06 Robertson, Doug...... 1979-83 Walker, Teddy ...... 1973-74 Searl, Dan ...... 2001-02 Waller, Lewis ...... 1987-91 Assistant Coaches Senderoff, Rob ...... 2001-02 Ward, Fred ...... 1927-28 Allen, Julius ...... 1999-2001 Sheals, Tony ...... 1997-99 Tiger Men’s Basketball History Men’s Tiger Ware, Bob ...... 1971-72, 73-74 Angotti, Vince...... 1965-66 Skeeters, Eric ...... 2004-06 Warner, Stephen ...... 2002-03 Baker, Steve...... 1989-93 108 Strege, Luke ...... 2003-04 Warren, Jeff ...... 1978-79 Brick, Victor ...... 1978-79 Sutton, Gary ...... 1980-81 Burrows, Bill ...... 1987-88 Tannahill, Ray...... 1978-79 Brian Allen, ‘05 was a Cleary, Bill...... 2002-2003 Walters, Adrian...... 1992-93 member of the CAA’s All- Dantley, Adrian ...... 1993-96 Winfield, Brian ...... 1995-96 Defensive Team in 2004. Degele, Jack ...... 1974-75 100-Point Games Records 100 Point Games Opponent’s 100 Point by Towson Games vs. Towson Ryan Lexer was a three year vs. Buffalo ...... 122-58 1991-92 Maryland ...... 73-120 1994-95 starter at center. vs. Gettysburg ...... 115-70 1988-89 Mt. St. Mary’s ...... 59-115 1965-66 vs. Millersville ...... 114-98 1969-70 Oklahoma ...... 73-115 1992-93 vs. Salisbury State ...... 114-70 1976-77 American ...... 69-110 1959-60 vs. UMBC ...... 113-103 1991-92 Loyola ...... 80-110 1959-60 vs. Western Maryland ...... 110-94 1967-68 Western Maryland ...... 90-110 1964-65 vs. St.Thomas Aquinas ...... 110-89 1976-77 Shepherd ...... 104-110 1968-69 vs. George Mason ...... 110-72 1976-77 Bluefield ...... 94-110 1978-79 vs. Rider ...... 110-92 1988-89 Maryland ...... 71-109 1993-94 vs. St. Mary’s ...... 109-73 1975-76 William & Mary ...... 51-107 1958-59 vs. Salisbury State ...... 109-89 1972-73 Washington College ...... 76-107 1963-64 vs. Shepherd ...... 108-88 1968-69 American ...... 89-107 1972-73 vs. York College ...... 108-75 1972-73 Louisville ...... 73-106 1998-99 vs. St. Francis, Pa...... 107-84 1985-86 Randolph-Macon ...... 79-106 1973-74 vs. Albany, Ga...... 106-89 1977-78 Mt. St. Mary’s ...... 61-105 1968-69 vs. Long Island Univ...... 106-89 1981-82 Tennessee State ...... 58-105 1979-80 vs. Drexel ...... 106-72 1988-89 Coastal Carolina ...... 89-105 1993-94 vs. Washington College ...... 105-86 1995-96 Syracuse ...... 75-105 1989-90 vs. West Va. Wesleyan ...... 105-78 1988-89 Delaware ...... 63-104 1996-97 vs. Loyola ...... 104-69 1988-89 Old Dominion ...... 63-104 1966-67 vs. Susquehanna ...... 104-102 1968-69 Mt. St. Mary’s ...... 76-104 1967-68 vs. Shepherd ...... 104-110 1968-69 UMBC ...... 113-103 1991-92 vs. Frostburg State ...... 104-67 1984-85 Old Dominion ...... 71-103 1965-66 vs. Drexel ...... 104-95 1989-90 Susquehanna ...... 104-102 1968-69 vs. Western Maryland ...... 103-95 1965-66 North Carolina ...... 74-102 1988-89 vs. Washington College ...... 103-55 1969-70 Navy ...... 88-102 1989-90 vs. St. Leo’s ...... 103-63 1971-72 Connecticut ...... 67-102 1993-94 vs. Mt. St. Mary’s ...... 103-76 1991-92 Drexel ...... 72-102 1996-97 vs. Gallaudet ...... 102-75 1967-68 Virginia Commonwealth ...... 75-101 2003-04 vs. Winston-Salem ...... 102-83 1976-77 West Virginia ...... 86-100 1996-97 vs. Gettysburg ...... 102-66 1989-90 Univ. Of Baltimore ...... 96-100 1976-77 vs. Rider ...... 102-74 1989-90 vs. Salisbury State ...... 101-41 1959-60 vs. Gallaudet ...... 101-59 1968-69 The last opponent to score 100 points on the vs. Wheeling College ...... 101-89 1973-74 Tigers was Virginia Commonwealth in a 101- vs. Salisbury State ...... 101-97 1973-74 76 victory over the Tigers in Richmond on vs. CW Post ...... 101-72 1976-77 January 28, 2004 ... With 120 points in one vs. Lehigh ...... 101-77 1988-89 game, Maryland set the record for most vs. UMBC ...... 100-97 1989-90 points scored against the Tigers when the Ter- vs. Florida Tech ...... 100-62 1971-72 rapins beat Towson by 120-73 at Cole Field House in 1994. Towson’s last 100 point game was on Decem- ber 16, 1995 at home against Washington College when the Tigers won by a 105-86 margin ... In the 1988-89 season, the Tigers cracked the 100-point barrier six times ... In Tiger Men’s Basketball History Men’s Tiger 1992, the Tigers set the school record for points scored when they beat Buffalo by 122- 109 58 in the quarter-finals of the East Coast Con- ference Tournament at UMBC Field House. Lewis Waller was a valuable sixth man for Towson on both of the Tigers’ NCAA tournament teams 1990 NCAA TournamentMarch Madness Since joining the NCAA Division I ranks in times in the final six minutes before the 1979-80, the Tigers have made two trips to Sooners held on for the win. In his final the “Big Dance,” participating in the NCAA college game, Kurk Lee scored 30 points Tournament two years in a row. against the Sooners. Lee, the 13th-leading As East Coast Conference champions, scorer in Division I, averaged 26.0 points Coach Terry Truax and the Tigers qualified and was the ECC Player of the Year as well for the NCAA Tournament in 1990 and as the ECC tourney MVP. 1991, facing nationally-ranked teams on The Tigers’ performance impressed Okla- each occassion. During both seasons, the homa’s colorful coach, Billy Tubbs. After Tigers won the conference championship in the 77-68 OU victory, he said “they outhus- the Towson Center before a large crowd and tled us, they outfought us, and we were lucky a national audience on ESPN. In 1990, the to hang on. Late in the game, I was confused Tigers beat Lehigh before a crowd of 4,435 as to who was the number one seed. I in the Towson Center. In 1991, the Tigers thought they had it backward.” earned their NCAA berth with a win over The 1990 Tigers were led by Lee, who Rider College before a crowd of 3,425. captained the team along with Kennell Jones On March 14, 1990, the Tigers played and Kelly Williamson. Jones, who had 11 number one-ranked Oklahoma at the Erwin points and 10 rebounds in the loss to Okla- Center at the University of Texas. Towson homa, was the ECC Scholar-Athlete for bas- entered the game as a decided underdog to ketball and averaged 8.7 points with a team Kurk Lee scored 30 points against Oklahoma the Sooners, who were 27-4, the top seed in high 6.8 rebounds. Williamson averaged in the NCAA Tournament. the regional and had a NCAA-leading 101.3 10.9 points while 6-8 Mike Morin averaged scoring average. 4.0 points. Chuck Lightening averaged 8.5 points with However, the Tigers represented them- Sophomore guard Devin Boyd was the a .502 field goal percentage and junior guard selves well in their first NCAA Tournament team’s second-leading scorer with an 11.7 Lewis Waller was a very valuable “sixth game. Rallying from a 14-point halftime average while averaging 2.9 assists and 1.9 man,” averaging 7.1 points. deficit, they cut the lead to two points several steals. Off the bench, sophomore forward 1989-90 Tigers Front Row: Assistant Coach Steve Baker, Craig Valentine, Mike Colclough, Kelly Williamson, Kurk Lee, Kennell Jones, Mike Morin, Lewis Waller, Athletics Trainer Terry O’Brien. Back Row: Assistant Coach Jim Meil, Manager Ira Malkin, Assistant Coach Michael Hunt, Mark Edwards, Chuck Lightening, Larry Brown, Scott Heidler, William Griffin, Devin Boyd, Head Coach Terry Truax, Assistant Coach Darrell Bruce, Manager Chris Beal. Tiger Men’s Basketball History Men’s Tiger 110 1991 NCAA TournamentMarch Madness Despite the loss of four senior starters, the For the second year in a row, the Tigers Tigers returned to the NCAA Tournament found themselves matched up with a national in 1991. For the second year in a row, the power in the NCAA Tournament. Tigers won the ECC regular season champi- Sent to the Midwest regionals for the onship as well as the tournament crown in second straight year, the Tigers went up the Towson Center. against Big Ten Conference champion Ohio While a trio of seniors led the 1990 Tigers State. The Buckeyes were ranked second in to the NCAA’s, it was a trio of juniors that the nation behind Nevada-Las Vegas and sparked the return trip. Devin Boyd, the only were led by , a future NBA all- returning starter from the first NCAA Tour- star. On top of that, the game was played in nament team, led Towson and the ECC with Dayton, Ohio. a 20.7 scoring average. He was the league’s But for the second year in a row, the Player of the Year and was named to the Tigers made an excellent accounting of ECC Championship all-tournament team themselves. The Buckeyes led most of the for the second straight year. Chuck Lighten- way, but were hard-pressed to pull out a ing was the team’s second-leading scorer with 97-86 victory. Ohio State led by 45-37 at a 16.1 average and led the Tigers with 6.3 halftime and opened up a 64-46 lead with rebounds. He joined Boyd on the All-ECC 12:36 remaining. But Lightening, who was first team. Terrance Jacobs, a junior guard the high scorer for the game with 26 points, who transferred in from Allegany Junior led a 24-11 run that trimmed the Buckeyes’ Chuck Lightening scored 26 points against College, earned all-tourney honors and pro- lead to 75-70 with five minutes remaining. Ohio State in the NCAA Tourney. vided outstanding defense while averaging However, the Tiger comeback fell short Despite the loss, the Tigers impressed 15.9 points. Coach Terry Truax, the ECC when Boyd fouled out after scoring 17 Jackson. He said, “They could have given up Coach of the Year, also received strong points in just 21 minutes due to foul when they were down but they really stuck efforts from a pair of freshmen, Matt Camp- trouble. Lightening was named as the CBS- with it. I have a lot of respect for the way bell and John James. They were each named TV Player of the Game while Jacobs they played us and attacked us offensively.” to the ECC All-Rookie team. chipped in with 22 points.

1990-91 Tigers Front Row: Manager Chris Beal, William Griffin, Andrew Mason, Craig Valentine, Devin Boyd, Lewis Waller, Chuck Lightening, Terrance Jacobs, Myron Ray, Mike Manns, Manager Ira Malkin. Back Row: Assistant Coach Jim Meil, Assistant Coach Michael Hunt, Patrick Manning, Tom Caldwell, John James, Scott Heidler, Larry Brown, Matt Campbell, Head Coach Terry Truax, Assistant Coach Steve Baker, Trainer Gary Horsmon, Manager Brian Winfield. Tiger Men’s Basketball History Men’s Tiger 111 Close Calls March 17, 1990 - Tigers in Division I Oklahoma 77, Towson 68 (NCAA Midwest Regionals): Paired with number one-ranked Oklahoma in This is the 28th season for Towson Univer- years as head coach. However, in 1986-87, the first round of the NCAA Midwest Region- sity as a member of the ranks of NCAA Divi- the addition of Marty Johnson, a transfer als, the Tigers gave the Sooners all they sion I. from the University of Richmond, helped could handle before falling in the final minute. Since becoming a Division I program, the Towson post its best Division I record with Playing his last game for the Tigers, Kurk Lee turned in a dazzling performance as he Towson basketball team has enjoyed much a 14-16 mark. The Tigers, who finished sixth scored a game high 30 points with seven success that includes seven winning seasons in the ECC, came up just short of their first rebounds. Senior Kennell Jones, the 1990 against challenging schedules, five national trip to the NCAA Tournament as they beat ECC’s Scholar Athlete of the Year for men’s television appearances, three conference Rider and Lafayette in the conference basketball, had a “double double” for the championships, three regular season league tourney. However, Bucknell beat Towson in Tigers with 11 points and 10 rebounds. The titles, two NCAA Tournament bids, a Pre- the championship game. Tigers trailed by just 70-68 with a minute to Season NIT win and some other dramatic In 1987-88, Johnson was honored as the go before the Sooners put the game away at moments. ECC Defensive Player of the Year while aver- the foul line. During that time, the Tigers have been affil- aging 17.6 points and 5.0 assists per game. He iated with five different conferences. Three dif- also led the Tigers to their second straight ferent players were conference players of the appearance in the ECC Championship Game. Conference. Towson rolled through the year. One of those players went on to compete Before a near-sellout crowd and a national regular season and won the regular season in the National Basketball Association. audience on ESPN, the Tigers dropped an 84- title with a 14-2 Big South record as Boyd The Tigers have hosted four ESPN tele- 78 decision to Lehigh as they finished as ECC and sophomore Terrance Alexander were casts from the Towson Center. They appeared runners-up for the second year in a row. named first team all-conference. However, in the first game ever broadcast on ESPN2. The 1988-89 season was pivotal for the the Tigers’ 18-9 season ended with a shock- Along the way, the Tigers have thrived in Towson basketball program. The addition ing loss to eighth-seeded Winthrop in the Big the role as an underdog, and even come out of transfers Kurk Lee, Kennell Jones and South quarter-finals. Boyd ended his career as on top once in a while, i.e. wins over St. Kelly Williamson, all Baltimore area high Towson’s scoring leader with 2,000 points. John’s in the Pre-Season NIT, Louisville in school stars who came home, plus fresh- Towson further enhanced its improving the Towson Center and West Virginia. man guard Devin Boyd enabled Towson national image in November of 1993 when They’ve fallen short too as they did against to post its first winning season at the Divi- the Tigers pulled off a stunning 66-65 upset top-ranked Oklahoma in the 1990 NCAA sion I level. TU went 19-10 and finished win at St. John’s in the Pre-Season NIT. Tournament, Syracuse, North Carolina, Vir- second in the ECC. but an overtime loss to Towson ended St. John’s streak of 23 straight ginia, Maryland and Michigan before a Lafayette in the ECC semi-finals ended it wins in Alumni Hall and its 62-game Alumni record crowd in the Towson Center. abruptly. Lee was honored as the ECC Hall winning streak against non-Big East After several seasons at the top of Divi- Player of the Year after leading the confer- teams. The win earned Towson a trip to the sion II basketball, the Tigers made their ence in scoring with a 25.4 average. Boyd University of Massachusetts for a quarter- Division I debut on December 1, 1979 was the ECC Rookie of the Year and Truax final game against the Minutemen. The game against American University. Vince Angotti, was Coach of the Year. was the first basketball game to be broad- the winningest coach in Towson history, In 1989-90, Towson won its first ECC cast on the new ESPN2 network. Towson returned from a sabbatical leave to lead the championship earning its first NCAA Tourna- went on to win its second straight Big South Tigers. Towson lost its Division I debut to ment trip. Led by Lee, a repeat selection as ECC regular season title and post only the third American, 66-63. Player of the Year, the Tigers rolled through 20-win season in school history. But a semi- In the second season, there was more the ECC Tournament, beating Rider, Delaware final loss to Liberty in the Big South Tourna- improvement. Led by Tony Odrick, the Tigers and Lehigh by a total of 38 points. Lee was the ment ended that year at 21-9. posted a 13-14 record. tournament MVP, scoring 83 points in the tour- In their final Big South season, the Tigers After the Tigers’ first season in the East nament. Making its first appearance in the struggled to a 12-15 finish, ending a streak of Coast Conference, Angotti announced his NCAA Tournament, Towson was paired with six straight winning seasons. It was a strange retirement from coaching. with a 16 year top-ranked Oklahoma. Led by Lee’s 30-points, season with wins over West Virginia and 231-178 career record. the Tigers gave the Sooners all they could Louisville among the dozen victories. The Terry Truax succeeded Angotti as the head handle before falling 77-68. highlight was the 81-69 win over the Cardi- coach and set about establishing the Tigers The Tigers won their second straight ECC nals, one of the biggest upsets during the in the ECC. Although Towson struggled to title in 1990-91 led by ECC Player of the Year college basketball season.

Tiger Men’s Basketball History Men’s Tiger a 10-19 record in his first season, freshman Devin Boyd and first team All-ECC Chuck Towson entered the North Atlantic Con- 112 guard Bill Leonard brought hope for the Lightening. Towson dropped a 97-86 verdict ference in 1995-96, posting a 16-12 record future as he was named ECC Rookie of the to Big Ten champion Ohio State despite a 29- that included an 11-7 league mark, good for Year. Leonard would go on to score 1,469 point performance from Lightening, the CBS- a third place tie. The Tigers reached the semi- points in his career and earn all-conference TV Player of the Game. finals of the NAC Tournament before losing honors twice. With the breakup of the ECC, the 1991- to Drexel. The NAC became America East Progress came slowly in Truax’s first three 92 season found the Tigers in the Big South November 24, 1997 - Michigan 75, Towson 72: Before a Towson Center record crowd of History 5,086 and a regional television audience on The Towson Athletic Media Relations Office has compiled a WMAR-TV, the Tigers nearly pulled off an upset of the Wolverines. The game marked list of what it considers the 10 most exciting, hard fought the Towson Center debut of Coach Mike and notably significant wins. Jaskulski. In a game which saw 18 ties and eight lead changes, Michigan trailed most of the way before pulling out the win. The Tigers 1 - March 6, 1990 - set a school record by making 13 of 25 Towson 73, Lehigh 60 three-point field goal tries as Raul dePablo (ECC Championship Game): led the way with six three-pointers in an 18- point effort. Led by a 22-point effort from Tournament MVP Kurk Lee, the Tigers earned their first NCAA Division I bid by winning the East Coast Conference championship in the Towson Center before a crowd of 4,435 and a nationwide audience on ESPN. The Tigers prior the 1996-97 season, Truax’s last as the led most of the way but a three-point play Tiger head coach. Towson had its worst by Lee with 3:40 left gave Towson a 60-51 season in 11 years with a 9-19 record. lead which it never lost. The 1997-98 season was the first for coach Mike Jaskulski, who debuted with a 51-48 2 - November 18, 1993 - Towson 66, St. John’s 65 come-from-behind win at American Univer- (Pre-Season NIT): sity. Two nights later, Towson battled Michi- gan to the wire before dropping a 75-72 Scooter Alexander scored a team high 18 decision. points and Matt Campbell hit a clutch free In 2001, Towson took another step up in throw with 35 seconds left as the Tigers terms of conference affiliation with its move stunned St. John’s at Alumni Hall. The Tiger to the Colonial Athletic Association, ending win ended St. John’s 23-game Alumni Hall a six-year relationship with America East. win streak as well as its 62-game home win The Tigers moved to the new league with streak against non-Big East teams. In a close long-time rivals Delaware, Drexel and game in which neither team ever led by more Hofstra. than six points, the Tigers built a 65-60 lead In May, 2004, the Tigers hired veteran with 2:44 remaining before St. John’s tied the Coach Pat Kennedy to lead them to success contest at 65, setting the stage for Campbell’s in the CAA. Coach Kennedy came to Towson go-ahead free throw. Towson stopped St. as an experienced Division I coach with more John’s twice in the final 30 seconds to hang than 400 victories on his resume. on for the win. Stevie Thomas added 10 In 24 seasons as a Division I head coach, points for the Tigers. Ralph Blalock had 12 he worked the sidelines at Iona College, points. Florida State University, DePaul University 3 - January 30, 1995 - and the University of Montana. He led Iona, Towson 81, Louisville 69: Florida State and DePaul to the NCAA Tour- Ralph Blalock scored a game high 26 points nament. and the Tigers shot 59 per cent in the second In their first two seasons under the direc- half as they stunned former national cham- tion of Coach Kennedy, the Tigers have added pion Louisville before a crowd of 4,281 in some impressive victories to their list, includ- the Towson Center. The Tigers overcame an ing a 94-91 win over Hofstra and a 59-57 early 27-16 deficit to shock the Cardinals victory over Virginia Commonwealth last with a second half comeback. Towson took season. The Tigers also won four consecu- its first lead of the game at 60-59 with 7:32 tive road games in their second season under remaining and never looked back. Over the his direction. last ten minutes, the Tigers outscored Basketball History Men’s Tiger In fact, the Tigers posted their best record Louisville 32-14 and hit 14 of their last 16 113 in nearly ten years in Kennedy’s second free throws. DeRon Robinson added 20 season as coach. points off the bench for the Tigers while Quintin Moody’s nine points included two Kurk Lee was the MVP of the ECC Tournament in 1990. three-point baskets in the last seven minutes. Tigers in Division I History 4 - March 5, 1991 - 7 - March 9, 1992 - 10 - January 2, 2006 - Towson 69, Rider 63 Towson 69, Hofstra 63 Towson 86, Col. of Charleston 75: (ECC Championship Game): (ECC Championship Game): Just one game removed from ending a 14- Led by a 17-point effort from junior Devin Overcoming a quick 9-0 deficit, the Tigers game road losing streak, the Tigers stunned Boyd, the Tigers rallied for a win over Rider made their ECC finale memorable by the College of Charleston by handing the to earn their second straight trip to the NCAA winning the championship for the third year Cougars a through 86-75 loss at Kresse Tournament. Boyd’s three-point play with in a row. The 2nd-seeded Tigers outscored Arena. The loss was only the Cougars’ sixth 1:06 left in the game gave Towson a 62-61 the top-seeded Dutchmen by 31-14 over the loss at home in their last 46 games. lead it never lost. A steal and breakaway slam last 15 minutes of the first half to take Charleston came into the game with 18 wins dunk by Chuck Lightening gave Towson a control. After Hofstra closed to within 54- in its last 19 home games. In his fourth game 64-61 lead with 45 seconds remaining. The 51 in the final six minutes, Towson responded as a Tiger, Gary Neal exploded for 30 points, Tigers to protect their lead by hitting free with a 6-0 run to restore its nine-point lead including 20 points after halftime. The Tigers, throws down the stretch. Playing before a as Chuck Lightening scored all six points. who trailed by seven points in the first half, crowd of more than 3,300 and national TV Lightening had a game high 22 points while were tied at 35-35 at halftime. All five Tiger audience on ESPN, the Tigers won their ECC Terrance Jacobs scored 19 points in his final starters scored in double figures as Tim championship in a row. college game. Freshman Scooter Alexander Crossin scored 15 points while Lawrence 5 - December 5, 1994 - was named as the tournament MVP as Hamm had 14 points and eight rebounds. Towson 81, West Virginia 78: Towson became the first team in ECC history Dennard Abraham also scored 14 points as to win three straight titles. the Tigers shot 53.3 per cent from the floor. The game was billed as “Gale Catlett Night” as the West Virginia coach “hosted” Towson 8 - March 2, 1996 - at Shepherd College However. Ralph Blalock Towson 85, Delaware 78 (AMERICA turned it into his night as he scored 20 points EAST Tournament): and hit a game-winning 30-foot shot at the In their first AMERICA EAST Tournament buzzer. Blalock hit two three-pointers in the game, the Tigers stunned host Delaware with last 24 seconds as Towson rallied for the win a come-from-behind win in the Bob Carpen- against the previously undefeated Moun- ter Center. In a game that featured nine ties taineers. West Virginia came close to settling and 11 lead changes, the Tigers avenged two the issue early, grabbing a 35-18 lead late in regular season losses to the Blue Hens. the first half. However, Towson chipped Towson used a 14-3 run late in the second away and took its first lead when Blalock’s half to break away from a 63-63 tie and take first three-pointer made it 78-76 with 24 a 77-66 edge with 4:54 left. Senior Stevie seconds left. WVU tied the game with seven Thomas and junior Michael Keyes led the seconds left, setting the stage for Blalock’s Tigers with 17 points each. game-winner. Freshman Ralph Biggs also had 9 - December 29, 1987 - a hand in the win, scoring 16 points on 6- Towson 58, Jacksonville 51: for-7 shooting from the floor Marty Johnson had eight points, seven assists 6 - January 31, 1980 - and six steals as he outdueled future NBA Towson 88, Richmond 83: star Dee Brown and led the Tigers to a win The Tigers pulled off their first Division I in the Jacksonville Coliseum. Towson forced road win in the Robins Center. Freshman 20 turnovers while committing just five en guard Donald Leslie scored a game high 30 route to the win. Michael Fink led the Tigers points on 12-for-15 shooting from the floor. with 14 points while Tommy Jones came off It was the best game of his career. Another the bench to score ten points. freshman, forward Michael Sharpe, added 25 points and three steals. Towson used a 56-point second half to pull out the win. Tiger Men’s Basketball History Men’s Tiger 114

Marty Johnson led the Tigers to a 58-51 win at Jacksonville. from A-Z History A is for Angotti. C is for Chuck Lightening. G is for George “Bucky” Kimmett. Vince Angotti is the winningest coach in First team All-ECC as a junior and senior, George “Bucky” Kimmett was the first player Towson basketball history. The Tigers' coach Chuck scored 1,305 points in his career. He in Towson history to score more than 1,000 from 1966 to 1983, he had a career record was a key member of the NCAA Tourna- points in his college career. A Baltimore native of 231-177 and was twice honored as the ment teams in 1990 and 1991 and was the who started for four years, he scored a total NCAA regional Coach of the Year. From CBS Player of the Game after scoring 29 of 1,529 points in his career, a 15.8 average. 1971 to 1978, he led the Tigers to seven con- points against Ohio State. As a senior, he averaged 18.6 points per game, secutive winning seasons. D is for Dantley. setting a school record. He went on to B is for Boyd. become an outstanding high school coach in Adrian Dantley, one of the top players in NBA the Baltimore area for 31 years. He compiled A four-year starter at guard, Devin Boyd fin- history and a former All-American at Notre a 333-313 record at Poly High School, ished his career as TU's all-time leading scorer Dame, served as an assistant coach at Towson including the 1995 state championship. with 2,000 points. Two-time first team all- from 1993 to 1996. He scored 23,177 points conference he was the 1991 ECC Player of in a 16-year professional career with seven H is for Hamm. the Year. He is also TU’’s career assist leader. teams. He spent seven seasons with the Utah A four-year starter at forward, Lawrence Jazz. The NBA Rookie of the Year in 1977, he Hamm led the Tigers in rebounding all four was the ninth-leading scorer in league history years he played at Towson. The fourth- when he retired. He is currently an assistant leading rebounder in school history, coach with the Denver Nuggets. Lawrence was a four-year team captain who E is for East Coast Conference. finished his career with 1,318 points and 788 rebounds. He was named third team All- The Tigers' home from 1983 to 1992. TU Colonial Athletic Association as a senior hosted the ECC Tournament eight years when he was the CAA’s second-leading in a row. The Tigers also became the rebounder with a 9.2 average. He was also only team in ECC history to win second in the CAA with a .574 field goal per- three straight ECC titles in 1990, centage in his senior season. As a freshman, 1991 and 1992. The ECC he was named to the Colonial Athletic Asso- folded in 1994. ciation’s All-Rookie team. In his career, he F is for Fink. played in 114 games and started 109 of them. Michael Fink was a co- I is for Isaac. captain of the 1987-88 There have been two players in Towson bas- Tigers who finished the ketball history named Isaac. Isaac Miller season as East Coast Con- played for Towson during the 1925-26 ference runners-up. A season. Isaac Schlonen was a member of the solid outside shooter, he basketball team from 1940 to 1942. finished his career with 1,029 points, 20th on J is for Jacobs. Towson’s all-time scoring Terrance Jacobs was the 1992 East Coast list. Conference Player of the Year. "T.J." helped the Tigers win back-to-back ECC champi- onships and led the ECC in scoring. He scored 1,170 points in just two seasons as a Tiger and went on to enjoy a successful playing career in Europe. K is for Kennedy Coach Pat Kennedy is in his third year as Towson’s head coach. Coach Kennedy brought to Towson 24 seasons of NCAA Division I head coaching experience. He has Basketball History Men’s Tiger won 433 games as head coach, including 202 115 wins at Florida State. Terrance Jacobs, ’92 was the East Coast Conference Player of the Year in 1992 L is for Lee. The Tigers' first Division I All-American, Kurk Lee was the ECC Player of the Year in 1989 and 1990. He averaged 25.4 points per game as a junior and 26.0 points as a senior. After spending one year with the New Jersey Nets in the NBA, Kurk went on to enjoy a fine playing career in Finland. M is for McKinley. Pat McKinley was a four-year starter for the Tigers from 1973 to 1977. A first team Divi- sion II All-American in 1977 and a three-time pick as first team All-Mason-Dixon Confer- ence, he finished his career as Towson's all- Dr. Robert Caret, time leading scorer (1,832 points) and Towson University president, and rebounder (1,421 rebounds). He was an Coach Pat Kennedy eighth round draft pick by the Washington Bullets in the 1977 NBA draft. N is for Neal. S is for Sandusky. W is for Witherspoon. Gary Neal joined the Tiger basketball Gerry Sandusky played one year of basket- Larry Witherspoon, who finished his career program in December of 2005 and made a ball for the Tigers. He is currently the sports with 1,546 points, was the first Towson bas- tremendous impact in only 17 games. director at WBAL-TV (Channel 11) in Bal- ketball player drafted by an NBA team. A O is for Oklahoma and Ohio St. timore, a position he has held for 15 years. Baltimore native, he played for the Tigers Oklahoma and Ohio State were the Tigers' He is also handling the play-by-play for from 1971 to 1974. He still holds the Towson first round opponents in their back-to-back Towson games broadcast on WBAL-Radio single game scoring record with 51 points in NCAA Division I Tournament appearances this year. one game. A two-time All-Mason-Dixon in 1990 and 1991. T is for Truax. Conference first team selection, he was tenth P is for Pre-Season NIT. round draft pick by the Philadelphia 76ers Terry Truax was the coach from 1983 to in 1974. The Tigers made their only appearance in the 1997. In 14 seasons, he compiled a record of Pre-Season NIT in 1993 and pulled off a 202-203. He coached the Tigers to NCAA X is for eXplosive. major upset, beating St. John’s in Alumni Hall. Tournament appearances in 1990 and 1991. The 1976-77 Tigers were the most explosive Q is for Q.D. Thompson. He was the ECC Coach of the Year in 1989 team in school history. En route to a 27-3 and 1991 and the Big South Conference record, they averaged 86.3 points per game Q.D. Thompson was one of the Tigers’ top Coach of the Year award in 1992 and 1993. while setting a school record with 2,590 players from 1939 to 1942. A member of the “Coach T” was inducted into the Towson points scored. In 1976-77, the Tigers scored Towson Athletic Hall of Fame, he also played Athletic Hall of Fame in October. more than 100 points in a game five times. baseball and soccer for the Tigers. He was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1968. U is for Underdog. Y is for Yingling. R is for Ralph. Through the years, the Tigers have thrived David Yingling, a member of the Towson in the role of underdog. In 1990 and 1991, Athletic Hall of Fame, was a four-year stand- Ralph Blalock and Ralph Biggs were both the Tigers nearly pulled off major upsets in out at guard for the Tigers. He was a member 1,000-point scorers in their careers. Ralph the first round of the NCAA Tournament. In of the basketball team from 1952 to 1956. Blalock was a three-year starter who finished 1993, Towson scored a major upset in the Z is for Zacharko. his career with 1,498 points. Ralph Biggs fin- first round of the Pre-Season NIT with a 66- ished his career with 1,387 points. Both 65 win at St. John's. In 1995, Towson Daniel Zacharko was a member of the Ralphs went on to enjoy successful basketball shocked national power Louisville, 81-69. Tiger basketball team who played from 1946 to 1948.

Tiger Men’s Basketball History Men’s Tiger playing careers in Europe. V is for Valentine. 116 Craig Valentine, a guard who was one of the Tiger co-captains in 1993. An excellent student, Craig was named to the Verizon Aca- demic All-America District 2 team twice. Sophomore Guard Tim Crossin

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Record: 12-16 Home: 7-6 Away: 5-8 Neutral: 0-2 CAA: 8-10 (7th) Home: 5-4 Away: 3-6 Non-Conference: 4-6 Home: 2-2 Away: 2-2 Neutral: 0-2

Player GP-GS Min/Av. FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg. PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg Neal 17-14 600/35.3 138-310 .445 62-153 .405 106-132 .803 12 54 66 3.9 48 0 49 60 3 30 444 26.1 Hamm 28-27 947/33.8 167-291 .574 8-25 .320 94-123 .764 96 160 256 9.1 83 1 49 52 29 25 436 15.6 Abraham 28-27 878/31.4 136-303 .449 21-71 .296 42-84 .500 35 140 175 6.3 85 5 30 42 13 12 335 12.0 Crossin 28-28 955/34.1 75-208 .361 53-152 .349 45-55 .818 6 75 81 2.9 63 1 139 73 2 52 248 8.9 Coleman 27-18 755/28.0 56-146 .384 15-48 .313 38-67 .567 25 68 93 3.4 62 2 103 77 4 26 165 6.1 Pratt 28-21 542/19.4 44-118 .373 17-51 .333 13-17 .765 25 48 73 2.6 41 0 23 46 4 15 118 4.2 Tubbs 28-2 422/15.1 46-87 .529 1-3 .333 21-37 .568 46 61 107 3.8 52 1 12 31 13 10 114 4.1 Raboin 15-0 215/14.3 19-44 .432 4-18 .222 10-12 .833 15 20 35 2.3 22 2 10 14 1 6 52 3.5 Jackson 22-3 188/8.5 11-41 .268 4-21 .190 3-6 .500 6 16 22 1.0 25 0 13 13 1 12 29 1.3 Dublin 8-0 50/6.3 3-12 .250 0-0 .000 3-4 .750 2 3 5 0.6 3 0 2 3 1 0 9 1.1 Plack 8-0 27/3.4 1-4 .250 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 1 1 2 0.3 4 0 1 1 0 1 2 0.3 Barb 5-0 17/3.4 0-1 .000 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 0 2 2 0.4 1 0 1 5 0 0 0 0.0 Hibbert 3-0 4/1.3 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 Team 33 38 71 2.5 1 4 Tigers 28 5600 696-1565 .445 185-543 .341 375-537 .698 302 686 988 35.3 490 12 432 421 71 189 1952 69.7 Opponents 28 5600 734-1712 .429 237-704 .337 394-576 .684 380 653 1033 36.9 495 - 448 361 109 236 2099 75.0 SCORE BY PERIODS: 1st 2nd OT Total Tigers 927 1025 - 1952 Opponents 983 1116 - 2099 DEADBALL REBOUNDS: Off Def Total Tigers 75 10 85 Opponents 80 5 85 Colonial Athletic Association

Player GP-GS Min/Av. FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg. PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg Neal 12-11 440/36.7 100-230 .435 48-115 .417 90-109 .826 7 38 45 3.8 30 0 28 38 1 23 338 28.2 Hamm 18-17 604/33.6 108-194 .557 5-19 .263 58-73 .795 66 103 169 9.4 49 0 28 34 18 16 279 15.5 Abraham 18-17 576/32.0 90-201 .448 16-51 .314 28-52 .538 24 90 114 6.3 53 4 12 26 7 8 224 12.4 Crossin 18-18 620/34.4 47-126 .373 32-91 .352 31-38 .816 3 55 58 3.2 35 0 101 44 0 33 157 8.7 Coleman 17-12 496/29.2 35-94 .372 8-27 .296 22-40 .550 18 48 66 3.9 42 2 71 42 1 14 100 5.9 Raboin 7-0 102/14.6 12-25 .480 2-9 .222 8-8 1.000 10 8 18 2.6 17 2 2 7 1 3 34 4.9 Tubbs 18-2 296/16.4 33-59 .559 1-2 .500 14-26 .538 31 40 71 3.9 36 1 8 17 7 6 81 4.5 Pratt 18-11 313/17.4 20-62 .323 7-28 .250 7-11 .636 16 29 45 2.5 28 0 12 22 2 9 54 3.0 Dublin 5-0 37/7.4 2-10 .200 0-0 .000 3-4 .750 2 3 5 1.0 1 0 1 2 0 0 7 1.4 Jackson 14-2 97/6.9 4-22 .182 2-11 .182 0-0 .000 2 9 11 0.8 15 0 5 7 1 6 10 0.7 Plack 4-0 9/2.3 1-2 .500 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 1 1 2 0.5 2 0 1 0 0 0 2 0.5 Barb 3-0 7/2.3 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0 1 1 0.3 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0.0 Hibbert 2-0 3/1.5 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 Team 18 20 38 2.1 1 3 Tigers 18 452-1025 .441 121-353 .343 261-361 .723 198 445 643 35.7 309 9 269 244 38 118 1286 71.4 Opponents 18 474-1105 .429 161-465 .346 258-369 .699 240 426 666 37.0 326 - 284 219 74 134 1367 75.9 2005-06 Review 52 SCORE BY PERIODS: 1st 2nd Total DEADBALL REBOUNDS: OFF DEF TOTAL Towson 619 667 1286 Towson 48 5 53 Opponents 641 726 1367 Opponents 52 1 53 2005-06 Game by Game Statistics Review Player Points-Rebounds-Assists Opponent PRATT JACKSON CROSSIN HAMM COLEMAN NEAL BARB ABRAHAM TUBBS HIBBERT RABOIN PLACK DUBLIN LOYOLA 2-3-1 3-0-0 8-1-4 24-9-4 16-3-5 DNP DNP 14-6-3 0-2-1 DNP 0-1-1 DNP DNP UMBC 8-4-3 0-3-2 8-1-4 16-9-3 4-7-6 DNP DNP 13-10-3 4-5-0 DNP 7-3-2 0-0-0 DNP MORGAN 7-3-0 3-1-1 12-1-6 14-11-1 9-2-1 DNP DNP 16-9-4 8-7-0 DNP 2-3-1 DNP DNP at Norfolk 3-2-1 3-4-1 12-3-3 7-8-0 7-5-3 DNP 0-1-1 6-3-0 4-2-0 DNP 7-4-0 0-0-0 0-0-1 W&M 2-6-1 5-2-1 19-6-7 29-8-2 2-2-9 DNP 0-1-0 4-5-1 6-4-1 0-0-0 9-2-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 at N’eastern 3-4-1 0-1-3 15-4-2 15-8-1 DNP DNP 0-0-0 16-2-1 4-1-1 DNP 9-5-2 DNP 5-3-1 at AU 18-2-0 10-3-4 4-3-6 20-7-4 6-2-2 DNP DNP 12-8-3 0-0-0 DNP 0-1-0 DNP DNP VMI 0-3-0 DNP 14-1-3 21-12-3 4-1-4 28-5-8 DNP 7-3-1 2-3-0 DNP 2-3-4 0-0-0 DNP vs Syracuse 6-0-1 0-0-0 6-3-4 8-3-2 3-1-3 19-7-3 0-0-0 4-3-0 4-4-0 0-0-0 0-2-0 0-0-0 2-0-0 at Lehigh 5-2-2 0-0-0 8-6-4 11-6-1 13-3-1 19-4-4 DNP 7-6-2 6-2-0 DNP 0-0-0 DNP 0-0-0 at Charleston 10-5-2 0-0-0 15-2-1 14-8-2 0-0-2 30-4-4 DNP 14-5-1 3-9-3 DNP DNP DNP DNP ODU 2-2-2 0-0-0 6-2-3 9-11-3 12-4-4 25-2-2 DNP 11-10-1 4-9-2 DNP DNP DNP 2-1-0 at JMU 0-0-0 0-0-0 7-0-4 29-10-0 8-4-7 40-4-3 DNP 11-5-1 4-1-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP HOFSTRA 0-0-0 0-1-0 10-6-10 22-7-1 8-9-5 34-4-4 DNP 15-4-1 5-7-0 DNP 0-0-0 0-0-0 DNP at Delaware 7-0-0 DNP 5-5-9 19-6-0 9-5-5 27-4-3 DNP 21-8-0 8-2-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP at UNCW 0-3-0 2-0-0 10-1-1 6-4-0 2-7-2 10-4-2 0-0-0 8-2-1 8-5-0 0-0-0 DNP 0-1-1 0-0-0 GEO. STATE 3-4-3 0-0-0 6-4-7 16-20-1 3-5-0 26-3-4 DNP 11-4-2 1-1-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP at Drexel 7-5-0 DNP 9-6-9 2-13-0 0-2-1 31-6-2 DNP 10-3-0 2-4-1 DNP DNP DNP DNP at Hofstra 2-3-1 0-3-0 1-1-3 15-11-3 4-3-2 36-2-0 DNP 7-9-1 5-1-1 DNP DNP DNP DNP DELAWARE 0-1-0 0-0-0 13-5-8 15-7-2 7-2-5 19-4-2 DNP 1-6-0 6-6-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP at VCU 4-3-0 0-0-0 1-1-4 14-5-1 3-4-3 36-3-1 DNP 13-7-0 4-5-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DREXEL 7-2-1 DNP 4-3-11 19-12-2 5-2-1 33-5-3 DNP 8-5-0 6-9-0 DNP DNP 2-1-0 DNP JMU 5-2-0 DNP 4-1-3 18-12-0 4-0-7 21-4-2 DNP 13-4-3 3-3-2 DNP DNP DNP DNP at GMU 0-4-1 0-3-1 18-4-2 6-6-2 8-3-2 DNP DNP 17-11-0 0-2-0 DNP 4-5-0 DNP DNP VCU 3-4-1 0-0-0 13-1-8 6-10-1 3-4-6 DNP DNP 27-7-0 3-2-0 DNP 4-1-0 DNP DNP at Geo. State 3-1-1 0-1-0 11-6-2 14-9-7 20-5-8 DNP DNP 8-11-0 8-3-0 DNP 6-2-0 DNP DNP N’EASTERN 6-1-0 3-0-0 5-2-8 25-10-2 2-5-4 DNP DNP 23-11-0 4-6-0 DNP 2-3-0 DNP 0-0-0 vs Geo. State 5-4-1 DNP 4-2-3 22-14-1 3-3-5 10-1-2 DNP 18-8-1 2-2-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP Team Opponent Date Score W/LFG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGAPct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg LOYOLA 11/19/05 67-80 L 26-55 .473 5-16 .313 10-21 .476 12 16 28 28.0 20 19 17 2 6 67 67.0 UMBC 11/22/05 60-55 W 25-52 .481 4-14 .286 6-11 .545 8 35 43 35.5 14 23 19 5 7 60 63.5 MORGAN 11/28/05 71-66 W 25-52 .481 3-11 .273 18-23 .783 14 25 39 36.7 15 14 19 1 9 71 66.0 @ Norfolk 11/30/05 49-78 L 17-51 .333 7-24 .292 8-15 .533 12 25 37 36.8 20 10 31 1 7 49 61.8 WM & MARY 12/7/05 76-45 W 31-64 .484 7-19 .368 7-7 1.000 13 27 40 37.4 24 22 18 1 19 76 64.6 @ N’eastern 12/7/05 67-89 L 24-61 .393 7-18 .389 12-14 .857 13 19 32 36.5 17 12 20 3 12 67 65.0 @ AU 12/10/05 70-74 L 26-55 .473 10-22 .455 8-10 .800 6 22 28 35.3 9 19 15 9 12 70 65.7 VMI 12/21/05 78-80 L 30-54 .556 10-26 .385 8-15 .533 10 22 32 34.9 18 23 11 4 3 78 67.2 vs Syracuse 12/27/05 52-86 L 19-54 .352 7-23 .304 7-17 .412 9 23 32 34.6 22 13 22 1 10 52 65.6 @ Lehigh 12/30/05 69-66 W 23-50 .460 7-17 .412 16-22 .727 6 26 32 34.3 26 14 19 5 4 69 65.9 @ Cof C 1/2/06 86-75 W 32-60 .533 5-17 .294 7-21 .810 10 27 37 34.5 20 15 14 3 6 86 67.7 ODU 1/5/05 71-85 L 27-67 .403 7-19 .368 10-13 .769 16 25 41 35.1 18 17 19 2 9 71 68.0 @ JMU 1/7/06 99-84 W 35-56 .625 5-13 .385 24-30 .800 8 21 29 34.6 14 15 9 1 7 99 70.4 HOFSTRA 1/12/06 94-91 W 33-58 .569 10-16 .625 18-26 .692 7 32 39 34.9 25 21 9 2 2 94 72.1 @ Delaware 1/14/06 96-92 W 35-65 .538 7-15 .467 19-25 .760 8 24 32 34.7 18 17 9 2 7 96 73.7 at UNCW 1/19/06 46-78 L 13-47 .277 4-21 .190 16-29 .552 7 25 32 34.6 13 7 18 2 3 46 71.9 GEORGIA ST. 1/21/0 66-62 W 22-54 .407 5-20 .250 17-24 .708 13 29 42 35.0 16 17 9 2 3 66 71.6 @ Drexel 1/23/06 61-69 L 22-57 .386 12-26 .462 5-10 .500 10 34 44 35.5 14 13 14 4 2 61 71.0 @ Hofstra 1/26/06 70-82 L 21-50 .420 8-22 .364 20-25 .800 9 26 35 35.5 26 11 19 0 7 70 70.9 DELAWARE 1/28/06 61-76 L 20-54 .370 5-18 .278 16-22 .727 11 20 31 35.2 18 17 14 1 6 61 70.4 @VCU 2/2/06 75-81 L 27-62 .435 5-20 .250 16-24 .667 12 17 29 35.0 15 9 8 0 6 75 70.7 DREXEL 2/04/06 84-80 W 28-58 .483 5-16 .313 23-31 .742 12 27 39 35.1 15 18 14 5 9 84 71.3 JMU 2/09/06 68-76 L 23-50 .460 6-19 .316 16-21 .762 6 21 27 34.8 16 17 11 2 7 68 71.1

@ GMU 2/11/06 53-65 L 16-49 .327 4-18 .222 17-21 .810 13 26 39 35.0 18 8 16 4 6 53 70.4 2005-06 Review VCU 2/15/06 59-57 W 20-42 .476 8-19 .421 11-12 .917 5 26 31 34.8 9 16 12 2 6 59 69.9 @ Georgia St. 2/23/06 70-69 W 27-57 .474 10-26 .385 6-12 .500 13 28 41 35.0 13 18 14 4 3 70 69.9 53 N’EASTERN 2/25/06 70-86 L 28-74 .378 6-28 .214 8-15 .533 22 18 40 35.2 20 14 11 1 4 70 69.9 vs. Geo. St. 3/3/06 64-72 L 21-57 .368 6-20 .300 16-21 .762 17 20 37 35.3 7 13 10 2 7 64 69.7 Towson 696-1565 .445 185-543 .341 375-537 .698 302 686 988 35.3 490 432 421 71 189 1952 69.7 Opponents 734-1712 .429 237-704 .337 394-576 .684 380 653 1033 36.9 495 448 361 109 236 2099 75.0 2005-06 in Review Review GAME 1: Loyola Controls Boards, GAME 2: Tigers Hold Off UMBC GAME 3: Tigers Pound Boards, Hands Tigers 80-67 Loss 60-55 To End Losing Streaks Outmuscle Bears 71-66 TOWSON, Md. - Lawrence Hamm scored a game TOWSON, Md. - Lawrence Hamm and Dennard TOWSON, Md. - Maryland transfer, senior guard Andre Collins, made his first three shots, all from high 16 points to lead Towson to a 60-55 victory Abraham combined for 30 points and 20 rebounds beyond the arc, to give Loyola an early lead it over local rival UMBC, ending a nine-game losing to lead Towson to a 71-66 victory over local rival would not relinquish as the Greyhounds went on streak for the Tigers against the Retrievers. Morgan State. The win enabled TU to even its to down Towson 80-67 in the season opener for Towson's victory ended a 14-game losing streak series with the Bears, 11-11. both teams. that stretched back into last season. The Tigers' The Tigers flexed their muscles, pounding the It was the 56th meeting between the two last win was last January when they thumped ball inside to Hamm and Abraham. Hamm fin- schools. The win stopped a two-game losing streak James Madison 86-69. The win also ended a record ished the game with 14 points and 11 rebounds, for the Greyhounds in the series that Loyola now six-game losing streak in the Towson Center for recording his ninth career double-double. leads, 31-25. It was Towson's first loss in a home the Tigers. Abraham, meanwhile, registered a team high 16 opener since 1997. There were three ties and five lead changes points and grabbled nine boards. Towson outre- While Collins, who scored 19 of his 22 points before a Tim Crossin three-pointer snapped a 23- bounded Morgan 39-19 for the game. in the first half, was showing the way for the Grey- 23 tie and gave the Tigers a lead they would not Morgan countered with its backcourt tandem of hounds in the scoring column his teammates were relinquish. Towson went on to a five-point lead, Timothy Mathis and Joseph McLean. Mathis pounding the boards. Loyola out boarded the 32-27, at the break. scored a career high 22 points. McLean pumped Tigers 47-28, a figure that included 19 offensive A Jerrell Dinkins layup and a Chris Pugh jumper in 19. The Bears, were 9 of 21 beyond the arc. rebounds producing 21 second chance points. at the outset of the second half quickly evaporated A Mathis three-pointer lifted Morgan to a 28- Dennard Abraham gave the Tigers the lead Towson's lead to one, 32-31. Towson's Marc Pratt, 26 lead with 5:44 left in the first half. That lead when he scored the game's opening bucket on a Dennard Abraham and Crossin answered for a 6- ballooned to eight points with 1:41 left before a short jumper. A minute later freshman guard Tim 0 Tigers' run. By the middle of the second half the Trevan Jackson free throw and a Sean Raboin Crossin put the Tigers on top 5-4 with a three- Tigers had forged to an 11-point lead. The Retriev- layup cut it to five, 39-34, at intermission. pointer. That was to be Towson's last lead. ers got as close as 59-55 with 16 seconds left but The Tigers attacked the Bears underneath in the Collins then ignited a Loyola run with three it wasn't enough as Towson hung on. second half. Hamm and Abraham combined for 22 consecutive treys to help the Greyhounds to a 15- Hamm showed the way for the Tigers with his points in the final 20 minutes. A jumper by Hamm 7 lead. Loyola held the lead the rest of the way 16 points and nine rebounds. Abraham posted the put TU on top 48-46 at the 13:30 mark. The Tigers despite several Towson rallies that brought the first double-double of his career at Towson with 13 did not give up the lead after that. Morgan tied Tigers to within two. points and 10 boards as the Tigers outrebounded the game at 52-52 with 8:24 remaining but a Hamm paced Towson, matching his career high the Retrievers 43-32. Towson basket by Abraham propelled the Tigers with 24 points. He also led the Tigers with 9 Dinkins led UMBC with a career high 13 points to the front again. rebounds. Coleman added 16 points and a game and a team high six rebounds. Towson led by as much as seven, 66-59 with high 5 assists. Abraham finished with 14 points The Tigers rebounded from a dismal showing on 3:02 on the clock but the pesky Bears wouldn't go and six rebounds. the boards against Loyola with a 43-32 dominance away. It took a pair of free throws by Tim Crossin The crowd of 3,898 for the season opener in the UMBC victory. The Tigers had 19 fast break with three seconds left to really seal the victory. against Loyola was the largest in the Towson points against the Retrievers. He was a perfect 9-9 from the charity stripe. Center since 5,086 showed up to see TU battle Crossin missed his first two attempts at the free Michigan in 1997. TU’s bench played a total of UMBC (1-1) 55 throw line as a college player and then came back to hit all nine against Morgan. He became the first 24 minutes against Loyola, scoring 3 points and NAME FG 3FG FT O-D-R PF TP A T B S MIN grabbing 3 rebounds while the LC subs accounted 33 Zito* 2-12 0-1 3-7 3-1-4 3 7 2 1 0 1 37 TU player in 2005-06 to play 40 minutes. 40 Eshietedo* 0-1 0-0 0-0 1-1-2 0 0 1 0 1 1 13 for 50 minutes, 19 points and 16 rebounds. 11 Dinkins* 6-12 0-4 1-2 2-4-6 3 13 2 4 0 1 24 MORGAN STATE (0-6) 66 LOYOLA (1-0) 80 12 Pugh* 3-8 1-4 0-0 0-2-2 3 7 3 2 0 1 32 NAME FG 3FG FT O-D-R PF TP A T B S MIN 24 Hodges* 2-9 0-5 1-2 2-2-4 1 5 1 2 0 0 26 12 Lee* 2-6 0-0 2-4 1-6-7 2 6 1 3 3 2 35 NAME FG 3FG FT O-D-R PF TP A T B S MIN 2 Greene 3-9 3-7 0-0 0-4-4 1 9 2 1 0 1 25 33 Berkley* 4-6 0-0 1-1 0-3-3 2 9 0 3 3 1 34 54 Alujevic* 5-7 0-0 3-4 4-0-4 4 13 4 3 0 2 31 15 Bilal 2-6 2-5 2-2 0-2-2 2 8 0 2 1 2 13 1 Mathis* 8-15 4-8 2-2 0-1-1 3 22 6 1 0 6 35 55 Tuck* 2-5 0-0 4-5 3-8-11 4 8 0 1 0 2 24 23 Young 2-4 1-3 1-2 1-0-1 3 6 1 1 0 1 12 21 Gomes* 0-6 0-5 0-0 0-2-2 1 0 3 2 0 1 30 2 Collins* 7-18 5-14 3-4 0-2-2 2 22 3 7 0 2 38 44 Houseman 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-2-2 2 0 1 0 0 0 15 5 McLean* 8-13 3-4 0-0 1-2-3 3 19 6 2 0 1 37 3 Stanback* 3-11 0-5 0-0 5-0-5 3 6 1 3 0 0 27 54 Timba 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 3 Jenkins 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 1 2 0 0 0 0 6 23 James* 4-5 0-0 4-6 1-6-7 1 12 1 2 0 3 30 Team 1-4-5 32 Warfield 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1-1 0 0 2 2 0 0 10 4 Hinds 3-5 0-0 2-3 0-4-4 3 8 0 1 2 0 15 TOTALS 20-61 7-29 8-1510-22-3218 55 13 13 2 8 200 4 Reed 2-4 2-4 0-0 0-0-0 1 6 0 1 0 0 8 5 Sullivan 0-4 0-3 1-2 1-0-1 1 1 0 0 0 0 11 32.8% 24.1% 53.3% 55 McIver 1-2 0-0 0-0 1-0-1 3 2 0 0 0 0 5 21 Khaleel 0-1 0-0 0-2 2-0-2 0 0 0 1 0 0 4 Team 0-1-1 24 Wright 3-4 0-0 4-5 2-5-7 3 10 2 0 1 3 19 TOTALS 26-53 9-21 5-7 3-16-19 16 66 18 14 6 11 200 34 Farrell 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1-1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 TIGERS (1-1) 60 49.1% 42.9% 71.4% Team 1-1-2 NAME FG 3FG FT O-D-R PF TP A T B S MIN TOTALS 27-605-22 21-31 19-28-47 21 80 11 19 3 12200 00 Pratt* 3-9 0-2 2-2 2-2-4 0 8 3 4 0 3 23 TIGERS (2-1) 71 45.0% 22.7% 67.7% 4 Hamm* 7-12 0-0 2-3 3-6-9 3 16 3 0 1 0 35 NAME FG 3FG FT O-D-R PF TP A T B S MIN TIGERS (0-1) 67 22 Abraham* 6-9 1-2 0-0 1-9-10 4 13 3 3 1 1 30 00 Pratt* 3-4 1-1 0-0 1-2-3 1 7 0 5 0 0 15 3 Crossin* 3-5 2-4 0-2 0-1-1 0 8 4 1 1 1 36 4 Hamm* 6-12 0-2 2-3 5-6-11 3 14 1 2 1 0 31 NAME FG 3FG FT O-D-R PF TP A T B S MIN 10 Coleman* 1-5 0-2 2-4 2-5-7 2 4 6 7 0 2 33 22 Abraham* 7-14 1-2 1-2 3-6-9 3 16 4 3 0 1 32 00 Pratt* 1-7 0-2 0-0 0-3-3 1 2 1 1 0 0 28 2 Jackson 0-2 0-1 0-0 0-3-3 1 0 2 1 0 0 12 3 Crossin* 1-6 1-4 9-9 0-1-1 2 12 6 5 0 4 40 4 Hamm* 10-14 0-1 4-6 5-4-9 4 24 4 2 1 1 35 25 Tubbs 2-5 0-1 0-0 0-5-5 3 4 0 1 2 0 14 10 Coleman* 3-5 0-0 3-4 0-2-2 1 9 1 0 0 0 26 22 Abraham* 5-13 0-2 4-8 1-5-6 4 14 3 3 0 0 38 34 Raboin 3-5 1-2 0-0 0-3-3 1 7 2 1 0 0 17 2 Jackson 1-2 0-1 1-2 0-1-1 2 3 1 0 0 3 14 2005-06 Review 3 Crossin* 3-8 2-5 0-0 1-0-1 5 8 4 1 0 3 39 50 Plack 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0+ 25 Tubbs 3-5 0-0 2-2 3-4-7 1 8 0 3 0 0 17 10 Coleman* 6-11 2-4 2-7 2-1-3 3 16 5 9 1 1 36 Team 0-1-1 34 Raboin 1-4 0-1 0-1 1-2-3 2 2 1 1 0 1 25 54 2 Jackson 1-2 1-2 0-0 0-0-0 1 3 0 0 0 0 5 TOTALS 25-52 4-14 Pat6-118-35-4314 60 23 19 5 7 200 Team 1-1-2 25 Tubbs 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-1-2 1 0 1 1 0 1 7 48.1% 28.6% 54.5% TOTALS 25-52 3-11 18-2314-25-3915 71 14 19 1 9 200 34 Raboin 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1-1 0 0 1 0 0 0 12 48.1% 27.3% 78.3% Team 2-1-3 SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd Total SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd Total TOTALS 26-55 5-16 10-2112-16-2820 67 19 17 2 6 200 UMBC 27 28 55 47.3% 31.3% 47.6% Tigers 32 28 60 Morgan 39 27 66 SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd Total Tigers 34 37 71 Loyola 42 38 80 Attendance - 1,016 Tigers 38 29 67 Attendance - 1,372 Attendance - 3,898 2005-06 in Review Review GAME 4: Spartans Steal Home GAME 5: Hamm Nets Career Opener From Tigers 78-49 High As Tribe Falls 76-45 NORFOLK, Va. - If the Tigers couldn’t have played TOWSON, Md. - Lawrence Hamm scored a career Senior Foward any worse, Norfolk couldn’t have played any better high 29 points to lead Towson to a 76-45 victory Winstonn Tubbs as the Spartans beat TU 78-49, coming up with a over William & Mary as the Tigers won their Colo- school record 20 steals to do it. nial Athletic Association league opener for the first The loss was Pat Kennedy’s worst in his two years time. as Towson’s head coach. It was Norfolk’s home The 31-point difference was the first 30 point plus opener after four road losses. margin for Towson since March 7, 1992 when the Norfolk’s stealing, that contributed to 31 Towson Tigers beat Buffalo 122-58 in the opening round of turnovers, wasn’t the only factor. The Tigers simply the East Coast Conference Tournament. It was the went cold, especially early. They didn’t score until first time the Tigers had allowed less than 50 points the game was almost four minutes old when a Marc in a game since a 60-45 win over UMES on Decem- Pratt three-pointer lit up Towson’s side of the score- ber 12, 2002. board. Tim Crossin's first three-pointer put Towson out The Tigers never led but tied the score twice in front 7-4 and started an 18-1 run for a 17-point lead the early going when Norfolk was off to a slow start with 11:10 left in the first half. The Tribe cut the too. A 10-0 run finally vaulted the Spartans into a lead to 10 points, 24-14, at the 7:58 mark but never 19-7 lead at the 9:36 mark of the first period. Seven got closer the rest of the game. minutes later NSU was up by 14. Treys by Tim TU went on to 42-20 halftime lead with Hamm Crossin and Rocky Coleman helped to thin the and Crossin combining for 29 points. Hamm's dunk Spartan’s margin to 11 at the break. with 4:29 remaining in the game gave Towson's its In the second half the Tigers fell ill to the foul bug. biggest lead, 34 points (72-38). By the 10:00 mark starters Crossin, Lawrence Hamm The Tigers shot 50 per cent from the field, led by and Dennard Abraham, the guts of the Tigers’ Hamm's 13 of 15 showing. Crossin, who pumped offense, were on the bench with four fouls each. in a career high 19 points, was 7 of 8 from the field Sensing the weakness the Spartans closed in for the including a 5 for 6 effort from beyond the arc. He kill. It came at the 7:30 mark when Keith Young also dished out 7 assists, collected 6 rebounds and sank a three-pointer to put NSU up by a dozen. The had 6 steals. Hamm grabbed a game high 8 Spartans outscored Towson 27-10 the rest of the rebounds. way. Forward Sean Raboin came off the bench to score Crossin was the only player in double figures for a career high nine points. Rocky Coleman recorded the Tigers with 12 points, scored by hitting four treys. a team high nine assists. Towson shot 33 per cent from the floor. Young and WILLIAM & MARY (4-2, 0-2) 45 Calvin Brown shared game high scoring honors with NAME FG 3FG FT O-D-R PF TP A T B S MIN 15 points each. 13 Kisielius* 2-4 0-2 1-2 0-0-0 0 5 1 4 0 1 17 45 Cofield* 0-2 0-0 2-4 2-2-4 0 2 0 1 0 0 14 TIGERS (2-2) 49 12 Hutt* 0-0 0-0 4-6 4-0-4 2 4 0 1 1 0 10 1 Baker* 2-11 2-9 2-4 0-2-2 1 8 2 3 0 1 23 NAME FG 3FG FT O-D-R PF TP A T B S MIN 24 Payton* 2-6 0-0 1-1 2-0-2 2 5 0 3 0 0 19 00 Pratt* 1-3 1-2 0-0 1-1-2 2 3 1 2 0 0 16 00 Loehrke 5-6 0-0 0-0 2-1-3 1 10 1 2 2 0 12 4 Hamm* 3-5 0-0 1-2 0-8-8 4 7 0 3 1 2 35 3 Trumbower0-3 0-2 0-0 1-1-2 1 0 0 2 0 0 11 22 Abraham* 3-13 0-2 0-3 0-3-3 5 6 0 2 0 0 27 4 Smith 1-1 0-0 3-4 1-2-3 1 5 0 0 0 2 15 3 Crossin* 4-11 4-10 0-0 1-2-3 4 12 3 5 0 0 29 11 Mann 0-5 0-3 0-0 0-2-2 1 0 0 1 0 1 15 10 Coleman* 2-8 1-5 2-2 1-4-5 2 7 3 4 0 2 28 15 Stein 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-1-2 0 0 0 3 1 1 12 2 Jackson 1-4 0-1 1-2 3-1-4 1 3 1 3 0 1 17 20 Carrabine 1-5 0-4 0-0 0-1-1 0 2 0 0 0 0 10 20 Barb 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-1-1 1 0 1 3 0 0 9 21 Smith 0-1 0-1 1-2 0-3-3 0 1 0 2 0 0 6 25 Tubbs 1-2 0-0 2-3 2-0-2 0 4 0 4 0 1 8 22 Mokris 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-2-2 1 0 3 0 0 0 15 34 Raboin 2-4 1-3 2-3 2-2-4 0 7 0 4 0 1 22 23 Darnell 0-5 0-3 1-2 0-1-1 0 1 0 1 0 0 15 50 Plack 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 1 0 0 1 0 0 7 25 Stratton 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 2 0 0 0 1 6 54 Dublin 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 Team 2-2-4 Team 2-3-5 TOTALS 14-51 2-25 15-2515-20-3510 45 7 23 4 7 200 TOTALS 17-51 7-24 8-1512-25-3720 49 10 31 1 7 200 27.5% 8.0% 60.0% 33.3% 29.2% 53.3%

NORFOLK STATE (1-4) 78 TIGERS (3-2, 1-0) 76 NAME FG 3FG FT O-D-R PF TP A T B S MIN NAME FG 3FG FT O-D-R PF TP A T B S MIN 22 Dunkley* 2-9 0-0 2-2 1-4-5 2 6 1 3 0 4 16 00 Pratt* 1-8 0-2 0-0 3-3-6 3 2 1 3 0 2 29 50 Ogunride* 3-8 0-0 3-3 4-4-8 3 9 0 2 0 0 22 4 Hamm* 13-15 0-0 3-3 4-4-8 3 29 2 2 1 4 33 42 Brown* 6-7 0-0 3-4 3-1-4 1 15 0 2 1 2 23 22 Abraham* 1-8 0-3 2-2 2-3-5 5 4 1 2 0 1 21 1 Al’Davon* 2-7 1-2 0-0 0-4-4 4 5 6 2 0 3 27 2 Jackson* 2-6 1-2 0-0 0-2-2 3 5 1 2 0 2 28 5 Murphy* 5-17 0-8 2-3 3-5-8 0 12 1 2 0 2 32 3 Crossin* 7-8 5-6 0-0 0-6-6 3 19 7 4 0 6 34 2 Young 5-6 2-3 3-4 0-0-0 1 15 2 1 0 3 23 10 Coleman 1-4 0-1 0-0 1-1-2 0 2 9 0 0 3 16 3 Faulcon 1-1 0-0 0-2 0-0-0 1 2 0 1 0 0 6 20 Barb 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1-1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 10 Cann 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1-1 0 0 2 1 0 0 8 25 Tubbs 3-7 0-0 0-0 1-3-4 3 6 1 3 0 1 18 15 Coleman 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 1 2 0 0 0 0 3 30 Hibbert 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 23 Lyons 0-0 0-0 1-4 0-0-0 0 1 1 0 0 1 3 34 Raboin 3-8 1-5 2-2 1-1-2 2 9 0 2 0 0 15 33 Gordon 2-3 1-1 0-0 1-1-2 1 5 0 2 0 1 11 50 Plack 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 2005-06 Review 44 Gary 2-2 0-0 2-2 0-2-2 3 6 0 1 1 1 13 54 Dublin 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1-1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 45 Vickers 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 1 0 0 0 13 Team 1-2-3 55 Team 1-2-3 TOTALS 31-64 7-19 7-7 13-27-40 24 76 22 18 1 19200 TOTALS 29-62 4-14 16-2513-27-4018 78 18 17 420200 48.4% 36.8% 100% 46.8% 28.6% 64.0% SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd Total SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd Total Tigers 23 26 49 William & Mary 20 25 45 Norfolk State 34 44 78 Tigers 42 34 76 Attendance - 2,022 Attendance - 1,127 2005-06 in Review Review GAME 6: High Scoring Huskies Did You Know This A Rare Loss: In their very next outing the Top Tigers 89-67 About Last Season ... Tigers upended the College of Charleston 86- BOSTON, Mass. - The Tigers squared off with 75, snapping a 7-game home winning streak the highest scoring team in the CAA but couldn’t slow the Huskies down as Northeastern came An Even Dozen: 12 wins were the most for in Kresse Arena where they have lost less than away with an 89-67 victory. Towson in five years. 40 games since that facility opened 24 years It was the Huskies largest margin of victory over Most Improved: Towson distinguished itself ago. In the last 4 years the Cougars were 41- Towson in the 15-game series which the Tigers still as the most improved team in the CAA in 5 at home. They were 18-1 the last 2 years. lead, 8-7. VCU Stopped: The Huskies, off to their best start in 23 years, 2005-06 regular season. The Tigers vaulted Virginia Commonwealth was came out running and gunning, jumping off to a from 5-24 in 2004-05 to 12-16, a plus 7.5 the only opponent in the CAA that Towson 13-0 lead in the first 2:22 of the game. The Tigers difference, tops in the league. Their 8-10 had never beaten. The Rams entered the Feb- trimmed the lead to six, 13-7 but a 10-2 run opened record in league play was the Tigers’ best in ruary 15th showdown in the Towson Center it up again for NU. Towson cut the margin to a five years of membership in the CAA. The 8 with a perfect 10-0 record against the Tigers. single digit, 23-22, with 7:54 to play in the first half but that was as close as the Tigers would get wins were more than the three previous CAA Dennard Abraham scored a career high 27 the rest of the way. seasons when Towson was a combined 7-47. points to show the way. VCU’s streak ended The Huskies steadily pulled away in the second First Honors: Gary Neal and Lawrence Hamm with a 59-57 Tigers’ victory. half building to their largest lead, 89-63, with 34 seconds left in the game. became the first Tigers ever named to en All- Dukes Decked: The Tigers’ impressive 99- The Huskies were led by the CAA’s top scorer, CAA post-season basketball team. Neal was 84 win at JMU stopped a 29-game road- senior guard Jose Barea who registered a game selected to the 2nd Team and Hamm to the 3rd losing streak against CAA opponents. Gary high 27 points. He also dished out 11 assists and Team. Tim Crossin was named to the CAA’s Neal scored a career high 40 points. It proved collected 7 rebounds. His backcourt mate, junior All-Rookie team and was given serious consid- to be the only 40-point game in the CAA and Bobby Kelly, added 18 points, hitting 4 of 5 three eration for the league’s Rookie of the Year the league’s single game high for 2005-06, pointers. award. In the previous five years the only honor marking the 12th 40-point effort in CAA Dennard Abraham paced the Tigers with 16 points. Lawrence Hamm and Tim Crossin each earned by a Towson player was Lawrence history. The 99 points were the most allowed netted 15. Hamm grabbed a game high 8 rebounds. Hamm’s All-Rookie Team selection in 2003. by the Dukes all year, and the most points Northeastern, the leading field goal shooting Players of the Week: The Tigers piled up scored by the Tigers in a game since they team in the CAA with a .514 clip, shot 52.6% pounded Washington College 105-86 in 1995. from the floor. On the defensive end, the league’s CAA Player of the Week honors in 2005-06. top shot blocker, Shawn James, blocked 8 shots. Heading into the last week of the season Pride Hurt: After tagging James Madison, the It was the sixth time in Hamm’s career he has Towson’s Gary Neal was the only player in Tigers returned home to the Towson Center played the entire 40 minutes of a game. Rocky the CAA named Player of the Week three where they stung Hofstra 94-91, ending the Coleman did not make the trip due to academic times. Tim Crossin was cited twice as Rookie Pride’s 6-game winning streak it brought into commitments. of the Week. The four years prior TU had the contest, and halting a 6-game winning TIGERS (3-3, 1-1) 67

received just one Player of the Week honor. streak against TU. Towson was one of just NAME FG 3FG FT O-D-R PF TP A T B S MIN four CAA teams to hand Hofstra a loss, and 00 Pratt* 1-4 1-2 0-0 3-1-4 0 3 1 1 1 1 15 Beyond the Arc: The Tigers set program 4 Hamm* 5-14 1-1 4-4 2-6-8 3 15 1 5 1 2 40 it was the Pride’s worst defeat of the entire 22 Abraham* 7-15 2-6 0-0 1-1-2 2 16 1 1 0 1 31 records for 3-point field goals made (185) 3 Crossin* 5-12 2-5 3-4 0-4-4 4 15 2 3 0 4 36 year. It was the only time Hofstra gave up 90 2 Jackson* 0-3 0-2 0-0 0-1-1 4 0 3 3 0 2 15 and attempted (543) in a season. Gary Neal 20 Barb 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 1 0 0 3 showed the way, shooting .405 (60 of 148) or more points in a game all season. It marked 25 Tubbs 2-4 0-0 0-0 1-0-1 2 4 1 1 1 1 9 the first time since 1991-92 that Towson had 34 Raboin 3-4 1-2 2-2 4-1-5 1 9 2 3 0 1 26 from beyond the arc. 54 Dublin 1-5 0-0 3-4 1-2-3 1 5 1 2 0 0 25 scored in the 90’s in consecutive games. Team 1-3-4 Attendance Records: TOTALS 24-61 7-18 12-1413-19-32 17 67 12 20 3 12200 Pat’s Cats caught the Hofstra went on to play in the NIT. The 39.3% 38.9% 85.7% fancy of college basketball fans in the area. Pride’s loss to Towson, by the way, probably NORTHEASTERN (6-1, 2-0) 89 The Tigers drew 24,626 for the season, a dra- cost Hofstra the NCAA at-large bid. NAME FG 3FG FT O-D-R PF TP A T B S MIN 5 Barea* 9-13 3-7 6-7 2-5-7 3 27 11 6 0 2 33 matic increase over the 17,091 in the previ- 12 A Davis* 1-6 1-5 0-0 1-3-4 0 3 1 1 0 1 23 Tribe Humbled: The Tigers’ 76-45 victory 14 B Davis* 3-6 2-2 1-2 2-4-6 1 9 0 2 0 2 19 ous year. The crowd of 4,006 for the home 21 James* 4-8 0-1 3-4 2-3-5 1 11 0 4 8 2 30 finale was the largest Towson Center audi- over William & Mary was the first 30-point 22 Kelly* 7-10 4-5 0-1 0-4-4 1 18 1 1 0 3 32 plus margin of victory for Towson since 4 Cyprian 0-2 0-1 0-0 0-0-0 3 0 0 1 0 0 9 ence since 1997 when 5,086 fans attended 11 Martinez 0-3 0-2 0-0 0-1-1 3 0 2 1 0 0 13 March 7, 1992 when the Tigers beat the Uni- 15 Farmer 2-4 1-3 2-2 0-0-0 0 7 0 0 0 0 7 the Towson-Michigan game. 20 Smith 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 33 Cole 4-4 0-0 6-6 1-2-3 2 14 0 0 0 2 24 2005-06 Review versity of Buffalo 122-58 in the opening Road Kill: 44 Brickley 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 Tigers went from one road victory round of the East Coast Conference Tourna- 50 Washington0-0 0-0 0-0 1-1-2 1 0 0 1 0 0 7 56 in 2004-05 to 5 road wins in 2005-06. The Team 0-1-1 ment It was the first time the Tigers had TOTALS 30-57 11-27 18-229-24-3315 89 16 17 8 12200 69-66 win at Lehigh ended a 14-game road- allowed less than 50 points in a game since 52.6% 40.7% 81.8% SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd Total losing streak and marked the 425th victory a 60-45 win over UMES on December 12, Tigers 32 35 67 of coach Pat Kennedy’s career. It was one of 2002. Also, it marked the first time Towson Northeastern 47 42 89 Attendance - 3,155 3 losses (11 wins) at home for Lehigh last year. had ever won its league opener in CAA play. 2005-06 in Review Review GAME 7: AU Sprays Treys To GAME 8: Neal Debuts With 28 GAME 9: Tigers Buckle Under Beat Tigers 74-70 Points But Keydets Prevail 80- Orange Crunch, 86-52 WASHINGTON, D.C. - American University 78 WILKES BARRE, Pa. - Hometown hero Gerry figured the best way to beat Towson's zone was TOWSON, Md. – Despite a memorable debut by McNamara gave the Wilkes-Barre fans the show to shoot its way out and that's exactly what the junior guard Gary Neal, visiting VMI rallied from they came to see in leading Syracuse to an 86-52 Eagles did as they drained a school record 15 three a 17-point first half deficit to post an 80-78 win. win over the Tigers in a sold-out Wachovia Center pointers to defeat the Tigers 74-70. A transfer from LaSalle Neal scored a game high as the Orange picked up its 7th win in a row while The Tigers got off to a great start, jumping out 28 points in 29 minutes, registering 14 points in his handing Towson is 4th straight loss. to a 10-0 lead in the first 2:40 of the game. The first 5 minutes on the floor. He shot 10-for-18 from Towson never led but climbed out of an early Eagles then concluded that to score they had to the floor, grabbed 5 rebounds and had a career hole when a 7-0 run tied the game at 11-11 at the shoot the ball. They inserted Garrison Carr into high 8 assists. He also tied TU’s single game record 13:13 mark of the first half. But from there it was the game and he immediately began firing three- with six three-point baskets. all Orange. A 14-0 run near the end of the first pointers. He didn't stop until he'd scored a career However, Reggie Williams countered with a half was the killer, vaulting Syracuse to an even- high 25 points. team high 27 points and nailed four clutch free tual 42-20 lead at the break. TU's lead slowly evaporated under the barrage. throws in the final 39 seconds as VMI notched its The Orange kept up the pace in the second half, The Tigers held off the Eagles until the final 12 fifth game in a row, stretching its longest winning building to a 37-point lead as their height advan- seconds of the first half. That's when Andre Ingram streak in nine years. tage and quickness proved too much for Towson hit a trey to send AU into the lockeroom with 31- VMI took the lead for good with 1:14 remain- to handle. 30 lead. ing when made an acrobatic layup McNamara finished the game with 20 points Lawrence Hamm scored the first points of the driving down the lane, giving VMI a 73-71 lead. and 7 assists to the delight of the 8,209 who second half on a putback, giving Towson its final The Keydets were a perfect 9 for 9 from the charity showed to watch him perform. Demetrius Nichols lead of the contest, 32-31. Brayden Billbe got the stripe in the final minute of the game. actually had the game high, 25 points. lead right back for AU with a layup. That ignited Led by Neal, the Tigers threatened to blow the Gary Neal, making his first start for Towson, a 17-5 run fueled by four three-pointers. By the game wide open in the first half. Neal entered the was the only Tiger in double figures, netting 19 10:00 mark of the second half the Eagles were up game at the 14:42 mark and exploded for 14 points points and 7 rebounds. Freshman guard Tim by their biggest margin, 17 (61-44). in his first 5:24 as Towson opened up a 28-11 lead. Crossin, the other hometown player in the game, The Tigers then rallied behind Hamm, Dennard Neal made his first four shots from the floor, finished with 6 points. Abraham and Marc Pratt who combined for the including three three-pointers. The loss dropped Towson’s record against Big rest of Towson's points. The Tigers cut AU's lead However, Williams led a VMI rally as the East opponents to 2-13. Towson’s Big East wins to two points twice. Abraham's jumper with 1:05 Keydets closed the half with a 14-2 run to cut the are against St. John’s in the 1993 Pre-Season NIT left to play lifted the Tigers to within 72-70. But Tigers’ lead to 34-32 at halftime. VMI held Towson and against West Virginia in 1994 in a game played Billbe got the two points right back for AU when to one basket in the final eight minutes of the half. at Shepherd College on a neutral floor. he scored on a layup on a nifty assist from Carr Over the final eight minutes of the game, there TIGERS (3-6) 52 with 32 seconds left. were 5 ties and 6 lead changes. On their last trip down the floor TU failed to Lawrence Hamm was almost overshadowed by NAME FG 3FG FT O-D-R PF TP A T B S MIN 00 Pratt* 2-2 2-2 0-0 0-0-0 1 6 1 1 0 1 19 rebound a missed shot with 14 seconds remain- Neal’s performace. He shot 8-for-10 from the floor. 4 Hamm* 2-7 0-0 4-8 0-3-3 2 8 2 3 0 1 39 ing. AU controlled the ball the rest of the way. 22 Abraham* 2-8 0-2 0-4 0-3-3 4 0 1 0 1 1 26 The Tigers 73.9 per shooting from the floor in 3 Crossin* 2-7 2-6 0-0 0-3-3 4 6 4 3 1 1 27 Carr led all scorers with a career high 25 points, the second half was their best half from the field 14 Neal* 7-17 3-11 2-3 1-6-7 4 19 3 8 0 4 33 making 6 of 10 threes. Ingram added 15 points, 2 Jackson 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 6 since shooting 72.7% for a 20 minute period at 10 Coleman 1-4 0-1 1-2 0-1-1 1 3 3 3 0 1 17 all from beyond the arc. As a team AU made 27 Delaware on December 12, 1993. 20 Barb 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 field goals of which 15 were good from three-point 25 Tubbs 2-3 0-0 0-0 3-1-4 3 4 0 2 0 0 10 VMI (5-4) 80 30 Hibbert 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 land. Pratt finished with a career high 18 points. 34 Raboin 0-2 0-0 0-0 1-1-2 1 0 0 1 0 1 12 NAME FG 3FG FT O-D-R PF TP A T B S MIN 50 Plack 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 TIGERS (3-4) 70 4 Mankewi.* 4-4 0-0 4-5 1-0-1 5 12 1 1 0 0 24 54 Dublin 1-2 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 2 0 0 0 0 6 22 Murrer* 6-11 1-4 3-3 7-4-11 4 16 3 1 0 0 34 Team 4-5-9 NAME FG 3FG FT O-D-R PF TP A T B S MIN 55 Williams 10-19 3-8 4-5 2-1-3 3 27 1 1 0 0 39 TOTALS 19-54 7-23 7-179-23-32 22 52 13 22 1 10200 00 Pratt* 6-10 4-5 2-2 0-2-2 1 18 0 2 2 1 32 3 C.Holmes* 4-11 2-7 5-5 0-1-1 1 15 7 3 0 2 34 35.2% 30.4% 41.2% 4 Hamm* 9-13 2-2 0-0 3-4-7 3 20 4 2 5 1 37 24 Castleb.* 0-2 0-1 0-0 2-2-4 0 0 3 1 0 1 11 22 Abraham* 4-12 2-6 2-2 1-7-8 2 12 3 1 1 0 36 2 Bell 0-2 0-0 1-2 2-4-6 1 1 0 0 0 18 SYRACUSE (10-2) 86 3 Crossin* 1-8 1-4 1-2 0-3-3 1 4 6 5 0 5 35 5 Robinson 0-2 0-2 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 1 0 0 0 4 2 Jackson* 4-6 1-2 1-2 1-2-3 2 10 4 2 0 2 28 12 Christians. 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 1 0 0 0 6 NAME FG 3FG FT O-D-R PF TP A T B S MIN 10 Coleman 2-3 0-1 2-2 0-2-2 0 6 2 3 0 3 17 15 Beverly 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 33 Roberts* 3-8 0-1 1-4 3-5-8 1 7 3 1 1 3 26 25 Tubbs 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 1 0 7 23 T. Holmes 4-12 1-7 0-1 1-4-5 2 9 3 0 1 0 25 34 Nichols* 9-11 4-6 3-4 1-4-5 2 25 1 1 3 4 31 34 Raboin 0-2 0-2 0-0 0-1-1 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 34 McCargo 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 13 Watkins* 2-3 0-0 1-2 3-6-9 3 5 0 2 0 1 25 Team 1-1-2 Team 1-0-1 3 McNam.* 6-20 4-12 4-5 2-3-5 0 20 7 2 0 5 36 TOTALS 26-5510-22 8-106-22-28 9 70 19 15 9 12200 TOTALS 28-63 7-29 17-2116-16-32 16 80 20 7 1 3 200 23 Devendo.* 4-9 0-3 0-0 0-1-1 1 8 6 3 1 3 27 47.3% 45.5% 80.0% 44.4% 24.1% 81.0% 1 Rautins 2-6 1-5 0-0 0-2-2 2 5 2 0 0 0 10 4 Bedle 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1-1 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 AMERICAN UNIVERSITY (2-6) 74 TIGERS (3-5) 78 5 Presutti 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-0-1 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 11 Burach 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 NAME FG 3FG FT O-D-R PF TP A T B S MIN NAME FG 3FG FT O-D-R PF TP A T B S MIN 21 Onuaku 2-2 0-0 2-5 3-3-6 2 6 0 1 2 1 14 2 Billbe* 5-10 0-0 0-0 2-2-4 4 10 4 3 1 2 29 00 Pratt* 0-4 0-3 0-0 0-3-3 1 0 0 1 0 0 17 24 Gorman 1-1 0-0 4-4 0-5-5 0 6 0 1 0 0 14 3 Mercer* 1-4 0-2 0-0 1-1-2 1 2 6 4 0 0 29 4 Hamm* 8-10 0-0 5-6 5-7-12 3 21 3 2 0 0 40 35 DiLiegro 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 20 Ingram* 5-14 5-10 0-0 2-5-7 0 15 4 2 0 1 33 22 Abraham* 3-3 0-0 1-5 0-3-3 1 7 1 1 2 0 21 42 McCroskey2-4 0-1 0-1 3-0-3 1 4 4 2 0 0 13 21 Eitutavics* 3-7 3-7 0-0 0-2-2 0 9 1 2 0 0 18 3 Crossin* 5-9 4-8 0-0 1-0-1 4 14 3 1 0 1 37

Team 1-2-3 2005-06 Review 5 Carr 8-13 6-10 3-3 0-2-2 2 25 4 0 0 1 29 10 Coleman* 2-5 0-1 0-0 0-1-1 4 4 4 3 0 1 24 TOTALS 31-65 9-28 15-2517-32-4912 86 24 16 7 17200 14 Gilmore 0-2 0-1 0-0 1-2-3 0 0 2 2 0 0 16 14 Neal 10-18 6-13 2-2 1-4-5 4 28 8 2 2 0 29 47.7% 32.1% 60.0% 34 Lay 2-8 0-0 0-2 1-4-5 0 4 0 1 0 1 21 25 Tubbs 1-2 0-0 0-2 1-2-3 1 2 0 1 0 0 10 57 43 Lekavicius 2-2 1-1 0-0 0-0-0 1 5 4 1 0 0 11 34 Raboin 1-2 0-1 0-0 1-2-3 0 2 4 0 0 0 14 SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd Total Team 6-2-8 50 Plack 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 1 8 Tigers 20 32 52 TOTALS 27-65 15-31 5-7 17-24-41 9 74 25 17 2 6 200 Team 1-0-1 Syracuse 42 44 86 41.5% 48.4% 71.4% TOTALS 30-5410-26 8-1510-22-3218 78 23 11 4 3 200 Attendance - 8,209 SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd Total 55.6% 38.5% 53.3% Tigers 30 40 70 SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd Total AU 31 43 74 VMI 32 48 80 Attendance - 1,313 Tigers 34 44 78 Attendance - 1,406 2005-06 in Review Review GAME 10: Tigers’ 69-66 Win At GAME 11: Tigers Hand CofC Rare GAME 12: Defending CAA Champ Lehigh Is Kennedy’s 425th Loss In Kresse Arena, 86-75 ODU Roughs Up Tigers, 85-71 BETHLEHEM, Pa. - The Tigers watched an 18- CHARLESTON, S.C. – Last year the College of TOWSON, Md. – Isaiah Hunter scored a season point lead disappear and then rallied in the waning Charleston pounded Towson by 20, 78-58, in the high 22 points to lead the hot-shooting Monarchs moments to down Lehigh 69-66 in the Stabler Towson Center. This time around the Tigers to their 7th straight win over the Tigers, 85-71. Center, ending a 14-game road losing streak to exacted revenge, stunning the Cougars 86-75. The victory marked ODU’s 15th win in 16 games present Towson head coach Pat Kennedy with his The win was the second in a row on the road, against the Tigers. The Monarchs never trailed. 425th career coaching victory. The win was the first enabling the Tigers to equal their victory total for Led by Hunter, the Monarchs raced to a 36-16 for Towson on the road since the Tigers slammed all of last year. The win also snapped a seven-game lead in the first 11:14 of the game as they made VMI in Lexington 84-69 on December 11, 2004 home winning streak for the Cougars who dropped 13 of their first 17 shots from the floor. Hunter, The Tigers never trailed but had to overcome a to 7-5 on the year with the loss. who hit 6 of his first 7 shots after going 0-9 from stubborn Lehigh group who fought back from a The Tigers played the Cougars even in the first the field in his game at Towson last year, helped 26-8 deficit to tie it twice in the final 5 :00 half. Charleston worked to a seven-point lead three ODU grab the early lead by scoring 15 points in Lehigh scored the game's first points on a three- times in the period but Towson managed to battle the first 12 minutes of the game. point basket by Kyle Neptune. The Tigers then back each time. Gary Neal's put back with 1:30 left The Tigers staged a rally late in the first half to grabbed a lead they would not relinquish with an 11- gave the Tigers their only lead, 33-31. Neal scored cut the deficit to 38-31 with 3:52 left. However, the 0 run. Towson increased its lead to 18 points at the again with 10 seconds left to send the two teams Monarchs answered by scoring the final 12 points 7:13 mark before the Engineers started to hit some into the lockeroom deadlocked at 35-35. of the half and grabbed a 50-31 lead at intermis- shots and close the gap to 11 (33-22) at halftime. But the second half belonged to TU which played sion. The Monarchs took advantage of 15 Tiger In the second half foul problems piled up (26 stout defense, shot well and took care of the ball. turnovers in the first half and scored 25 points off for the game, 16 in the second half) and continu- Neal got Towson going with a three-pointer to those turnovers. Old Dominion shot 56.3 per cent ously put Lehigh (14 of 20 in 2nd half) on the free throw line, allowing the Engineers to creep back start the second half. That got the Tigers off on from the floor before halftime, hitting 18 of 32 shots. into the race. Greg Page's 3-pointer with 5:10 left their way to a nine-point lead, 53-44. The Cougars The Tigers' hopes of a second half comeback to play finally knotted it at 55-55. clawed their way back, tying the score twice. After were dashed in the opening minute of the half when From there the Tigers worked to a 5-point lead the last deadlock, 60-60, Neal, Lawrence Hamm junior guard Gary Neal was called for his fourth twice but they couldn't stretch it. Jose Olivero, the and Dennard Abraham took over, combining for personal foul. He spent the next nine minutes on Patriot League's second leading scorer, tied it again 22 of Towson's last 26 points. The Cougars closed the bench as ODU built its lead. on a trey at 64-64 with 44 seconds left. to within three points, 66-63, at the 5:20 mark but In the second half, ODU took advantage of Gary Neal answered for the Tigers with a layup from there the Tigers went on a 15-3 run to earn Neal's absence and extended its lead to 76-51 with with 14 ticks remaining. Lawrence Hamm then the game's largest lead, 14 points (81-67) with 42 6:53 remaining. With Old Dominion leading by 85- rebounded an Olivero desperation shot and was seconds remaining. 64, the Tigers scored the game’s final seven points fouled with 2.6 seconds remaining. He connected Towson held the Cougars' high scoring junior over the last 2:13 to cut the final deficit to 85-71. on both free throws. A slow clock allowed Lehigh guard, Dontaye Draper from Baltimore's Walbrook Neal led TU by scoring 25 points. Dennard to run the floor and score with 0.4 seconds left. High School, to 19 points. He scored 17 in the first Abraham helped the Tigers outrebound the Mon- Hamm was fouled on the inbounds and hit the half. He was 0-10 in the second half, netting just archs 41-34 as he recorded his second “double front end of a two-shot foul to end the scoring. two points on a pair of free throws he made with double” of the season with 11 points and 10 Neal led Towson with 19 points. Rocky 10 seconds left in the game. rebounds. Rocky Coleman added 12 points and 4 Coleman added 13 off the bench. Hamm posted Charleston is almost unbeatable at home where assists off the bench in only 13 minutes. 11 points. Olivero had the game high, 24 points. the Cougars have lost less than 40 home games OLD DOMINION (10-4, 3-1) 85 TIGERS (4-6) 69 since the Kresse Arena opened in 1982. They were NAME FG 3FG FT O-D-R PF TP A T B S MIN NAME FG 3FG FT O-D-R PF TP A T B S MIN 18-1 the last 2 years 40 Loughton* 8-10 0-0 5-10 2-1-3 0 21 1 1 1 2 28 00 Pratt* 2-6 1-3 0-0 0-2-2 3 5 2 3 0 1 19 42 Vasylius* 4-7 1-2 3-4 2-7-9 0 12 1 1 0 1 21 4 Hamm* 3-7 0-0 5-7 2-4-6 4 11 1 1 1 1 20 TIGERS (5-6) 86 1 Hunter* 9-16 4-8 0-0 0-1-1 1 22 4 1 0 0 27 22 Abraham* 3-8 0-0 1-1 1-5-6 2 7 2 1 1 0 34 10 Wmson* 1-4 1-3 0-0 0-1-1 1 3 6 1 0 4 27 NAME FG 3FG FT O-D-R PF TP A T B S MIN 20 Henerson* 1-2 1-2 0-0 0-1-1 4 3 1 0 0 1 11 3 Crossin* 3-10 2-8 0-0 0-6-6 2 8 4 6 0 1 35 00 Pratt* 4-8 0-2 2-2 3-2-5 2 10 2 3 0 0 34 14 Neal* 7-13 1-2 4-6 1-3-4 4 19 4 3 0 0 32 3 Morris 0-4 0-3 0-0 0-1-1 0 0 3 0 0 1 15 4 Hamm* 5-7 0-0 4-5 1-7-8 4 14 2 1 1 1 37 4 Johnson 1-2 1-1 2-2 1-3-4 0 5 3 3 0 0 17 2 Jackson 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 22 Abraham* 6-8 0-0 2-2 0-5-5 4 14 1 0 0 0 27 10 Coleman 3-3 3-3 4-6 1-2-3 3 13 1 3 1 1 29 11 Lidonde 2-4 1-3 0-0 0-2-2 0 5 0 0 0 1 13 3 Crossin* 5-8 3-6 2-2 0-2-2 4 15 1 1 0 1 26 21 Thompson 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 2 2 0 1 0 0 4 25 Tubbs 2-2 0-0 2-2 0-2-2 4 6 0 1 1 0 20 14 Neal* 11-22 2-7 6-8 2-2-4 3 30 4 6 0 2 37 34 Raboin 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 30 Harris 0-2 0-0 0-0 0-2-2 3 0 1 0 2 0 6 2 Jackson 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 6 31 Dahi 5-8 0-1 2-3 3-4-7 3 12 3 5 1 2 21 54 Dublin 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 2 0 0 1 1 0 5 10 Coleman 0-2 0-1 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 2 2 0 0 14 Team 1-2-3 34 Adams 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-2-2 0 0 0 1 0 0 8 25 Tubbs 1-4 0-0 1-2 4-5-9 2 3 3 1 2 2 19 55 Mrksic 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 TOTALS 23-50 7-17 16-226-26-3226 69 14 19 5 4 200 Team 0-4-4 46.0% 41.2% 72.7% Team 0-1-1 TOTALS 32-60 5-17 17-2110-27-3720 86 15 14 3 6 200 TOTALS 32-61 9-23 12-198-26-34 14 85 23 14 4 13200 LEHIGH (5-8) 66 53.3% 29.4% 81.0% 52.5% 39.1% 63.2% NAME FG 3FG FT O-D-R PF TP A T B S MIN COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON (7-5) 75 TIGERS (5-7, 1-2) 71 5 Neptune* 6-14 3-7 1-4 1-2-3 5 16 2 4 0 2 28 NAME FG 3FG FT O-D-R PF TP A T B S MIN NAME FG 3FG FT O-D-R PF TP A T B S MIN 20 White* 1-6 0-0 0-0 0-3-3 0 2 1 1 1 1 20 14 Dickerson* 3-6 0-2 2-2 0-3-3 0 8 3 2 0 0 17 00 Pratt* 1-3 0-1 0-1 2-0-2 2 2 2 3 0 0 18 44 Fischman* 0-2 0-0 2-2 4-3-7 4 2 1 1 2 0 27 21 Lawrence* 3-9 1-5 2-5 7-4-11 2 9 2 1 0 2 34 4 Hamm* 4-8 1-1 0-0 4-7-11 3 9 3 4 2 1 35 13 Olivero* 8-16 2-5 6-10 1-2-3 2 24 3 3 0 2 32 4 Jackson* 4-10 0-0 1-2 2-2-4 2 9 2 3 0 2 21 22 Abraham* 4-13 0-1 3-3 3-7-10 4 11 1 2 0 1 31 21 Gilfillan* 3-7 2-5 4-5 0-6-6 1 12 2 0 0 1 32 1 Hall* 4-7 1-4 3-5 0-1-1 4 12 6 2 0 2 36 3 Crossin* 2-7 2-6 0-0 0-2-2 1 6 3 3 0 3 32 3 Mgebroff 1-5 0-0 2-2 2-2-4 2 4 0 1 0 0 17 11 Draper* 6-25 3-11 4-5 2-1-3 4 19 2 4 0 1 35 14 Neal* 10-22 3-8 2-2 0-2-2 4 25 2 4 0 2 32 23 Page 1-3 1-3 1-2 0-0-0 1 4 1 1 0 1 14 2005-06 Review 2 McCandies 1-3 0-0 3-4 5-3-8 1 5 0 0 1 1 15 2 Jackson 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 1 7 32 Anderson 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1-1 2 0 0 1 0 1 9 3 Scott 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 10 Coleman 3-5 1-2 5-7 1-3-4 2 12 4 2 0 1 13 33 Gourlay 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 5 Johnson 4-5 0-0 1-3 3-6-9 2 9 0 3 0 0 30 25 Tubbs 2-4 0-0 0-0 5-4-9 2 4 2 1 0 0 23 35 Szalachow.0-3 0-2 2-2 0-0-0 2 0 0 0 0 1 12 58 31 Hammond 2-5 0-2 0-0 0-0-0 3 4 1 2 0 0 9 54 Dublin 1-4 0-0 0-0 1-0-1 0 2 0 0 0 0 9 42 Anderson 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-0-1 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 Team 2-0-2 Team 0-0-0 Team 2-3-5 TOTALS 27-70 5-24 16-2621-20-4128 75 16 17 1 8 200 TOTALS 27-67 7-19 10-1316-25-41 18 71 17 19 2 9 200 TOTALS 20-56 8-22 18-2711-22-3321 66 10 12 3 8 200 38.6% 20.8% 61.5% 40.3% 36.8% 76.9% 35.7% 36.4% 66.7% SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd Total SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd Total SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd Total Tigers 33 36 69 Tigers 35 51 86 Old Dominion 50 35 85 Lehigh 22 44 66 College of Charleston 35 40 75 Tigers 31 40 71 Attendance - 965 Attendance - 1,372 Attendance - 1,108 2005-06 in Review Review GAME 13: 28-Game Road Losing GAME 14: Tigers Halt Hofstra’s Streak Snapped at JMU 6-Game Wins Streak, 94-91 HARRISONBURG, Va. – Towson’s road success TOWSON, Md. – Hofstra came roaring into the continued in an impressive fashion as the Tigers Towson Center with a 10-2 record, a 6-game beat James Madison 99-84 behind career high winning streak and a 6-game winning streak performances by Gary Neal and Lawrence against the Tigers but Gary Neal scored 12 of the Hamm to end a 28-game CAA road slide. last 13 points in the final 2:09 and a game high 34 The win was the third in a row on the road to lead TU to a 94-91 stop of the Hofstra train. and the first against a CAA opponent in 29 road Neal, who gave the Tigers an 84-80 lead when Senior Guard games. The Tigers, who shot 62.5 per cent from he nailed his 6th three-pointer of the game with Trevan Jackson the floor, scored their most points in a game since 2:09 remaining, made 9 of 10 free throws in the they pounded Washington College 105-86 on final 1:25 as Towson held off the Pride. December 12, 1995. With eight seconds remaining, senior Aurimas The victory pushed the Tigers to 6-7 on the Kieza canned Hofstra’s 15th three-pointer cutting year and 2-2 in the league to exceede its victory the lead to 92-91. The Tigers were able to inbound totals from 2004-05 when the Tigers were 5-24. and Neal was fouled again. With five seconds left, Neal finished with a career high 40 points, he hit both free throws for the 94-91 edge. scoring 27 in the first half. He was 13 of 21 from When Antoine Agudio’s long three-point the floor and 10 of 11 from the free throw line. attempt at the buzzer rimmed out, the Tigers It was the first 40-point game by a TU player clinched their fourth win in the last five games. since Devin Boyd got 46 against UMBC in 1993. The Tigers, who shot 56.9 per cent from the Hamm took over in the second half when he floor, had to overcome foul trouble and a record scored 23 of his 29 points He also grabbed 10 three-point shooting performance by Hofstra to rebounds to record the 11th double-double of beat the Pride for the first time in six tries. his career, the third this season. It was close out of the gate with both teams While Hofstra set a school record with 15 three- scoring at a furious pace. Neal tallied Towson's point baskets in 27 attempts, the Tigers were called first 12 points within the first 3:08 of the contest. for 25 personal fouls. In fact, with 6:56 remain- There were six ties and eight lead changes in the ing in the game, four Tigers had four personal fouls. opening session before Neal converted a four- Neal was sidelined for five minutes when he was point play with 38 seconds left to send the Tigers called for a 4th foul with 9:20 left. into the locker room with a 46-45 lead. Neal topped the 30-point mark for the third The Dukes tried to wrestle the lead from the time in the last four games. He shot 9-for-18 from Tigers in the early stages of the second half. There the floor and made six of eight three-point field were two ties and four lead changes before goal tries. He shot 10-for-13 from the foul line and Towson went on a decisive 13-1 run that vaulted had four rebounds. the Tigers to a 74-63 lead at the 8:05 mark. Four Tim Crossin recorded the first double-double minutes later the Tigers had a 13-point lead, 84- of his career with 10 points and a career high 10 71. JMU would get no closer the rest of the way. assists. Velmar Coleman added 8 points, a career The loss negated a career effort by the Dukes' high 9 rebounds and 5 assists. Agudio and Carlos Ray Barbosa who had 28 points, hitting 7 treys. Rivera had career highs of 29 and 25 points. It was JMU tied its single-game record for three-point- first time TU has scored in the 90’s in consecutive ers with 13. They broke the JMU record of 31 games since 1991-92. three pointers attempted by launching 34. HOFSTRA (10-3, 3-2) 91 TIGERS (6-7, 2-2) 99 NAME FG 3FG FT O-D-R PF TP A T B S MIN 25 Kieza* 3-6 2-3 2-7 1-9-10 2 10 0 0 1 0 38 NAME FG 3FG FT O-D-R PF TP A T B S MIN 45 Davis-Sab* 0-2 0-0 2-2 2-1-3 3 2 0 0 0 0 13 00 Pratt* 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 1 Stokes*` 7-16 1-2 4-8 2-0-2 5 19 5 4 0 1 38 4 Hamm* 12-14 0-0 5-6 3-7-10 3 29 0 1 0 0 32 13 Agudio* 8-20 6-13 7-9 0-1-1 2 29 7 1 0 1 39 22 Abraham* 5-9 0-0 1-4 1-4-5 3 11 1 1 1 0 31 31 Rivera* 7-16 5-7 6-8 4-1-5 5 25 1 2 0 1 36 3 Crossin* 1-3 1-2 4-4 0-0-0 3 7 4 1 0 2 38 3 Sestokas 1-2 1-2 0-0 0-0-0 0 3 0 0 0 0 3 14 Neal* 13-21 4-9 10-11 0-4-4 1 40 3 2 0 4 39 5 Lebron 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0+ 2 Jackson 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 1 0 0 1 0 0 3 15 Urbutis 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 10 Coleman 2-5 0-2 4-4 1-3-4 2 8 7 2 0 1 34 20 Johnson 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 4 0 4 2 0 0 6 25 Tubbs 2-4 0-0 0-1 1-0-1 1 4 0 1 0 0 17 23 Harris 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0+ Team 2-3-5 54 Gadley 1-1 0-0 1-2 2-9-11 1 3 2 0 1 0 25 TOTALS 35-56 5-13 24-308-21-29 15 99 15 9 1 7 200 Team 1-0-1 62.5% 38.5% 80.0% TOTALS 27-63 15-27 22-3612-21-3322 91 19 9 2 3 200 42.9% 55.6% 61.1% JAMES MADISON (3-9, 0-4) 84 NAME FG 3FG FT O-D-R PF TP A T B S MIN TIGERS (7-7, 3-2) 94 33 James* 7-10 0-0 5-8 9-1-10 4 19 0 2 0 0 28 NAME FG 3FG FT O-D-R PF TP A T B S MIN 34 Barbosa* 10-21 7-16 1-1 2-1-3 2 28 4 0 1 0 37 4 Hamm* 10-15 0-0 2-3 3-4-7 3 22 1 0 2 0 35 15 Chami* 1-3 0-0 1-2 1-2-3 2 3 2 2 0 0 10 22 Abraham* 6-8 2-2 1-2 0-4-4 5 15 1 2 0 0 27 14 Belfor* 0-5 0-4 0-0 1-3-4 5 0 5 0 1 0 25 3 Crossin* 3-7 2-5 2-2 0-6-6 4 10 10 0 0 1 38 22 Freeman* 5-13 2-5 2-2 1-1-2 2 14 2 2 0 1 23 10 Coleman* 3-6 0-1 2-3 0-9-9 2 8 5 2 0 0 37 1 Swanston 3-7 1-3 0-0 0-4-4 4 7 0 1 1 0 31 14 Neal* 9-18 6-8 10-13 0-4-4 4 34 4 4 0 0 34 00 Pratt 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 1 0 0 1 0 0 4

11 Clarke 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 1 2 0 0 5 2005-06 Review 12 Lampley 2-4 0-0 0-1 1-1-2 3 4 5 1 0 1 13 2 Jackson 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1-1 2 0 0 0 0 0 7 24 Santos 3-8 3-6 0-0 1-2-3 2 9 1 1 0 1 16 25 Tubbs 2-4 0-0 1-3 4-3-7 4 5 0 0 0 1 17 50 Cathlin 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-2-2 1 0 0 1 0 0 12 34 Raboin 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0+ 59 Team 3-1-4 50 Plack 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 TOTALS 31-71 13-34 9-1419-18-37 25 84 20 12 3 3 200 Team 0-1-1 43.7% 38.2% 64.3% TOTALS 33-58 10-16 18-267-32-3925 94 21 9 2 2 200 56.9% 62.5% 69.2% SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd Total Tigers 46 53 99 SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd Total James Madison 45 39 84 Hofstra 45 46 91 Tigers 43 51 94 Attendance - 3,920 Attendance - 1,523 2005-06 in Review Review GAME 15: Tigers Record Third GAME 16: Seahawks Stop GAME 17: A Tigers’ Rally Holds Straight, 96-92 Over Blue Hens Tigers’ Win Streak, 78-46 Down Panthers In 1st Meeting NEWARK, Del. - Towson’s road success contin- WILMINGTON, N.C. – Towson's 3-game win TOWSON, Md. - After being held in check for ued as the Tigers held off Delaware to notch their streak came to a halt in Trask Colesium where most of the game, Gary Neal exploded for nine of third straight win, their fifth in their last six games. UNC Wilmington turned it up defensively to hold his game high 26 points in the final two minutes The Tigers never trailed in the first half but the Tigers to a season low, 78-46. UNCW’s win as he led TU to its 6th win in its last 8 games, a brushed off two early ties in building to an 11- also snapped TU’s 4-game road winning streak. 66-62 come-from behind victory over Georgia St. point lead three times. Delaware’s Harding Nana UNCW's swarming defense contributed much In a game which saw seven ties and 12 lead was unstoppable in the first half, scoring 28 points. to Towson's sub par showing. The Seahawks changes, the Tigers were behind for most of the It was mainly his play that kept things from getting limited TU to a season low 47 shots with the Tigers second half. away from the Blue Hens who trailed Towson by making just 13 of them from the field, accounting Trailing 58-54 with 1:59 remaining, Neal made just three, 50-47, at halftime. for 27.7 per cent shooting, also a low. a three-point basket to cut the deficit to 58-57. Delaware continued its assault on Towson’s lead The Seahawks figured the best way to stop the After sophomore Deven Dickerson missed a one- in the second half. The Blue Hens earned their only Tigers was to blanket Towson's leading scorer, and-one free throw opportunity with 1:37 left, lead of the game on a Raphael Madera putback Gary Neal who entered the game with a 27.8 Neal gave the Tigers a 59-58 lead they would not relinquish when he nailed a 12-foot jumper off a for a 56-55 advantage at the 15:55 mark. The scoring average. The strategy worked. Neal got drive on the right side with 1:27 left. Tigers, who shot 53.8 per cent from the field for off just 12 shots, making one. Eight of his game's The Panthers pulled to within 64-62 with three the game, came right back and regained the advan- 10 points had to come from the free throw line. UNCW also put pressure on Towson’s second seconds remaining when Herman Favors drove tage 22 seconds later on Dennard Abraham’s baby the length of the court for a virtually uncontested hook for a 57-56 lead and never looked back again. leading scorer, Lawrence Hamm who managed just 6 points, marking a season low for him too. layup. Just one second later, Favors fouled the Gary Neal provided the Tigers with the big lift. Tigers’ Tim Crossin. Crossin made the first free With Towson clinging to a 67-65 lead, Neal He was limited to just 3 shots in the game. The Tigers, who had averaged 96.3 points in throw to give the Tigers a 65-62 edge. When he drained three unanswered three-pointers to stretch their previous three games, couldn't buy a basket missed the second free throw, senior forward the Tigers’ lead to 76-65. Neal and Abraham com- whether it was a 3, 2 or 1 point try. They were 7 of Lawrence Hamm of Towson rebounded and was bined to score 17 of Towson’s last 20 points as 23 from the field and 10 of 19 from the free throw fouled. He made the second of his two foul shots Towson held off the stubborn Blue Hens. line in the first half when the Seahawks led by as to clinch the Tigers’ 66-62 win. Delaware’s last 12 points came off four three-point- many as 20 points, eventually taking a 44-26 lead Neal shot only 8-for-21 from the floor but made ers in the final 39 seconds. at the break. his last two attempts in the final minute. He scored Neal had a team high 27 points. He scored 18 Towson led once in the game, pulling ahead 10- more than 25 points in a game for the seventh time in the second half and 9 in the final 2:09. He was 9 after a 10-0 run erased a 9-0 start to the game for this season. 6 of 21 from the field but sharp at the free throw UNCW. Hamm’s 20 rebounds were the most by a Tiger line where he sunk 11 of 12 attempts. The Seahawks didn't have the shooting woes since March 3, 1978 when Brian Matthews had Abraham finished with a career high 21 points that the Tigers had and buoyed by the big lead 20 rebounds against Albany St. Hamm is the first and a team high 8 rebounds. Lawrence Hamm, on earned in the first half they were comfortable in player to grab 20 rebounds in a game for TU since 7 of 8 shooting, registered 19 points. Abraham hustling to a 31-point lead at the 11:02 mark of the the program moved to Division I 27 years ago. and Hamm combined to shoot 17 of 24 from the second half. UNCW would lead by as many as 35 Led by Hamm, the Tigers outrebounded field. As a team, the Tigers had just 9 boots. The points before the final whistle sounded. Georgia State by a 42-31 margin. last time TU topped the 90-point mark in 3 straight The Seahawks preserved their perfect record Dennard Abraham added 11 points and four games was in 1991-92 against TU at Trask where the Tigers are 0-6. rebounds for the Tigers. The 188 points scored by the two teams were With nine victories, the Tigers had already TIGERS (8-8, 4-3) 46 the most points combined in a TU game since the posted their highest single season win total in five NAME FG 3FG FT O-D-R PF TP A T B S MIN years. This was the first meeting ever between the Tigers beat Washington College 105-86 (191 10 Coleman* 1-4 0-1 0-0 2-5-7 1 2 2 6 0 2 29 points) 11 years ago. 4 Hamm* 2-3 0-0 2-4 0-4-4 3 6 0 1 0 0 24 Tigers and Panthers. 22 Abraham* 3-9 1-2 1-5 0-2-2 1 8 1 1 0 0 33 GEORGIA STATE (4-12, 2-7) 62 TIGERS (8-7, 4-2) 96 3 Crossin* 3-8 3-7 1-3 0-1-1 4 10 1 4 0 0 28 14 Neal* 1-12 0-8 8-11 0-4-4 3 10 2 4 1 0 32 NAME FG 3FG FT O-D-R PF TP A T B S MIN NAME FG 3FG FT O-D-R PF TP A T B S MIN 00 Pratt 0-5 0-1 0-0 1-2-3 1 0 0 1 0 0 22 32 Billingslea* 3-7 0-0 2-4 1-3-4 4 8 1 2 0 0 34 10 Coleman* 4-9 1-2 0-1 3-2-5 3 9 5 2 0 1 35 2 Jackson 1-4 0-2 0-0 0-0-0 0 2 0 0 0 0 5 44 Dickerson* 3-9 0-0 0-3 1-6-7 1 6 1 0 3 0 29 4 Hamm* 7-8 0-0 5-8 2-4-6 4 19 0 1 1 1 32 20 Barb 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 12 Manier* 6-14 4-11 0-0 1-2-3 2 16 1 2 0 0 36 22 Abraham* 10-16 0-0 1-2 0-8-8 3 21 0 2 1 0 36 25 Tubbs 2-2 0-0 4-6 1-4-5 0 8 0 0 1 1 19 20 Copeland* 1-10 1-6 1-2 1-8-9 3 4 9 4 0 2 37 3 Crossin* 2-5 1-2 0-0 0-5-5 1 5 9 0 0 2 37 30 Hibbert 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 50 Favors* 7-13 2-6 2-3 2-0-2 4 18 3 1 0 1 29 14 Neal* 6-21 4-10 11-12 1-3-4 1 27 3 3 0 3 39 50 Plack 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1-1 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 1 Chase 0-0 0-0 1-2 0-1-1 2 1 1 1 0 1 11 00 Pratt 2-2 1-1 2-2 0-0-0 1 7 0 0 0 0 9 54 Dublin 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 Perique 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1-1 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 25 Tubbs 4-4 0-0 0-0 1-1-2 5 8 0 1 0 0 12 Team 3-2-5 4 Whatley 3-4 3-4 0-0 0-1-1 3 9 1 0 0 0 13 Team 1-1-2 TOTALS 13-47 2-21 16-297-25-32 13 46 7 18 2 3 200 25 Cartwright 0-1 0-0 0-0 1-0-1 2 0 0 0 0 0 6 TOTALS 35-65 7-15 19-258-24-3218 96 17 9 2 7 200 27.7% 19.0% 55.2% Team 2-0-2 53.8% 46.7% 76.0% UNC WILMINGTON (13-6, 6-2) 78 TOTALS 23-58 10-27 6-149-22-31 21 62 17 10 3 4 200 DELAWARE (4-11, 0-6) 92 39.7% 37.0% 42.9% NAME FG 3FG FT O-D-R PF TP A T B S MIN NAME FG 3FG FT O-D-R PF TP A T B S MIN 34 Laue* 5-5 1-1 2-2 0-3-3 3 13 3 0 0 0 16 TIGERS (9-8, 5-3) 66 1 Nana* 13-34 3-5 9-14 4-8-12 3 38 3 5 1 1 38 42 Wyrick* 2-4 0-1 2-2 1-2-3 3 6 1 0 0 2 14 15 Courtney* 3-7 0-1 2-2 4-2-6 3 8 1 2 0 0 28 41 Hendley* 3-6 0-1 0-0 1-1-2 1 6 2 1 0 0 23 NAME FG 3FG FT O-D-R PF TP A T B S MIN 31 Madera* 3-5 0-0 0-0 1-1-2 3 6 0 1 0 0 14 2 Carter* 2-7 0-2 1-1 0-3-3 4 5 0 0 0 0 11 10 Coleman* 1-3 0-1 1-2 1-4-5 2 3 0 3 0 0 25 4 Cannon* 2-7 2-7 0-0 1-0-1 2 6 2 1 0 0 27 3 Goldsberry*5-12 1-6 0-0 0-7-7 1 11 3 1 0 2 26 4 Hamm* 7-13 0-0 2-4 7-13-20 4 16 1 2 1 0 39 11 Taylor* 3-5 2-3 0-0 1-1-2 4 8 4 1 0 1 32 4 Fountain 3-7 2-5 0-0 1-5-6 0 8 1 0 0 1 19 22 Abraham* 4-11 0-2 3-4 1-3-4 2 11 2 1 0 1 32 2 Protho 1-1 1-1 0-0 0-1-1 1 3 0 1 0 0 6 20 Lay 3-6 2-4 0-0 0-2-2 3 8 3 1 0 0 21 3 Crossin* 1-4 1-4 3-4 1-3-4 0 6 7 0 0 1 37 2005-06 Review 12 Washing. 4-11 3-8 0-0 0-2-2 2 11 2 0 0 0 19 22 Soyebo 2-7 1-4 2-2 0-5-5 0 7 5 2 3 1 31 14 Neal* 8-21 4-13 6-6 2-1-3 4 26 4 2 0 1 37 25 McMahon 1-2 0-1 0-0 0-0-0 0 2 2 1 0 0 13 31 Grkovic 2-5 0-0 0-0 0-1-1 4 4 2 0 0 0 20 00 Pratt 1-1 0-0 1-2 0-4-4 2 3 3 1 1 0 19 60 33 Olawoye 2-4 0-0 2-4 3-5-8 2 6 2 2 1 0 17 32 Kuljannin 4-7 0-0 2-4 6-3-9 2 10 1 3 0 0 18 2 Jackson 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 50 Hewson 1-2 0-0 2-2 0-0-0 0 4 0 0 1 0 6 Team 1-1-2 25 Tubbs 0-1 0-0 1-2 0-1-1 2 1 0 0 0 0 9 Team 0-6-6 TOTALS 31-66 7-24 9-1110-33-43 21 78 21 8 3 6 200 Team 1-0-1 TOTALS 33-68 11-26 15-2214-26-4020 92 16 14 3 2 200 47.0% 29.2% 81.8% TOTALS 22-54 5-20 17-2413-29-4216 66 17 9 2 3 200 48.5% 42.3% 68.2% 46.3% 31.0% 73.2% 40.7% 25.0% 70.8% SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd Total SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd Total SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd Total Tigers 50 46 96 Tigers 26 20 46 Georgia State 30 32 62 Delaware 47 45 92 UNC Wilmington 44 34 78 Tigers 27 39 66 Attendance - 3,481 Attendance - 5,763 Attendance - 1,649 2005-06 in Review Review GAME 18: Neal Sets 3-Point GAME 19: Pride Gets Revenge, GAME 20: Tigers Run Out Of Record But Dragons Win 69-61 Downs Tigers In Rematch 82-70 Gas, Bow to Blue Hens 76-61 PHILADELPHIA, Pa. - In spite of a record-setting HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. – Hofstra got revenge for TOWSON, Md. – Playing their 5th game in nine shooting performance by Gary Neal that produced the earlier season loss to the Tigers and stretched days, the Tigers ran into a red-hot Delaware team a game high 31 points, the Tigers were unable to its home winning streak to 15 with an 82-70 win that used a second half rally to earn its first road pull off a road victory at Drexel as the host in the 43rd meeting between the two schools. win of the season, a 76-61 CAA victory. Rulon Dragons rallied for a 69-61 win. The 13-4 start matches Hofstra’s best-ever Washington led Delaware as he matched his career Playing their third game in five nights, both teams record through 17 games in its 33 years at the high by scoring 20 points in the win. got off to sluggish starts. The Dragons broke on top NCAA Division I level. Leading by just 30-29 at halftime, the Blue Hens on a 9-0 run but the Tigers shook that off and tied After the score was knotted at 18-18 the Pride opened the second half with a 14-4 run to take a the game at 17-17. A 9-0 Tigers’ run down the stretch broke to the front and never looked back, build- 44-33 with 15:55 left in the game. of the first half, capped by Dennard Abraham’s layup ing to a 13-point lead late in the period. Hofstra Led by Harding Nana, who scored 16 of his game with 3 seconds left, sent Towson into the locker room took a 40-31 lead into halftime on the strength of high 23 points in the second half, the Blue Hens with a 26-24 lead, its first of the game. Drexel was Loren Stokes’ 23 first half points. extended their lead to 56-41 on a Nana three-point scoreless in the final 5:12 of the half. The second half got ugly for the Tigers who fell basket with 9:50 remaining in the game. The Blue Drexel, 0 and 8 when the trailing at the half, behind by as many as 16 (59-43) at the 12:47 Hens, who shot 69.6% (16-for-23) from the floor put together a 12-0 run early in the second period mark. But Towson then slowly chipped away at in the second half, held off several Tiger surges as that vaulted the Dragons to an 8 point lead, 44-36. the lead, trimming it to 3, 66-63, on Rocky they avenged an earlier 96-92 home loss to Towson. The Tigers caught them at 56-56 but a subsequent 11-2 run widened the gap again. Coleman’s two free throws with 5:07 to play. The When the Tigers closed to within 72-59 on a Neal provided the Tigers with more than half of Pride got tough again, hitting 3 unanswered treys three-point basket by Tim Crossin with 1:23 remain- their offense. He made 10 of 22 shots from the to quickly go back up by a dozen. ing, Washington connected on four straight free floor and set a single game record by making seven The Tigers couldn’t recover as Hofstra played throws in the final 58 seconds as UD sealed the win. 3-point baskets in 14 attempts. He also grabbed 6 keep away the rest of the way, protecting its lead As a team, the Blue Hens shot 9-for-18 from rebounds. TU outrebounded Drexel, 44-37. with a deliberate, slowdown offense. The Tigers three-point range, led by junior guard Calvin Lawrence Hamm led Towson’s efforts on the were forced to foul, putting the Pride on the charity Cannon, who was three-for-five. In the second half, boards with a game high 13 rebounds. Offensively, stripe for 11 attempts in the final 1:23 of the contest. Delaware made four of six three-point attempts. the Tigers’ second leading scorer was shut down by Stokes finished with 31 points and 11 rebounds The Blue Hens opened the game with a 14-2 the Dragons. Hamm, the CAA leader in FG per- but his individual performance was overshadowed spurt and never trailed. Paced by junior guard Gary centage, was 1 of 8 from the field. by Gary Neal who put up 36 points. Neal tied the Neal, the Tigers ended the first half with a 12-3 The start of the game was delayed 34 minutes Towson single game record for three-pointers made run to cut the deficit to 30-29 at halftime. when Randy Hampton broke a backboard during that he had just set the previous game at Drexel Lawrence Hamm, who was plagued by foul warmups while attempting to dunk. when he sank 7 of them. trouble, added 15 points and a team high 7 rebounds Drexel committed only four turnovers while the Lawrence Hamm recorded the 13th double- while Crossin scored 13 points with 8 assists. Tigers had 14 turnovers. double of his career with 15 points and 11 It was the 54th meeting between the two The Dragons won the game at the foul line rebounds. schools. Between them, Nana and Neal scored 107 where they made 15 of 19 attempts while the Tigers Neal and Hamm combined to score 51 of points in the two games. were just 5-for-10. Towson’s 70 points. It was the Tigers’ 4th game in DELAWARE (6-13, 2-8) 76 The victory was Drexel’s 7th straight over the 8 days with 3 of those contests on the road. NAME FG 3FG FT O-D-R PF TP A T B S MIN Tigers. Towson is 1-10 at Drexel since the series TIGERS (9-10, 5-5) 70 1 Nana* 7-13 2-3 7-9 2-6-8 5 23 3 3 1 2 31 was renewed in 1995-96 when Towson joined the 15 Courtney* 2-6 1-2 0-0 1-1-2 4 5 2 0 0 0 25 NAME FG 3FG FT O-D-R PF TP A T B S MIN 33 Olawoye* 1-2 0-0 0-2 0-4-4 2 2 1 0 1 0 21 America East conference . 10 Coleman* 1-4 0-1 2-2 0-3-3 5 4 2 2 0 3 32 12 Washing.* 5-12 3-7 7-8 1-4-5 2 20 4 2 0 2 36 4 Hamm* 5-10 1-4 4-4 3-8-11 2 15 3 2 0 1 38 11 Taylor* 3-6 0-1 0-0 2-3-5 2 6 4 2 1 5 31 TIGERS (9-9, 5-4) 61 22 Abraham* 2-7 0-2 3-4 2-7-9 4 7 1 2 0 0 29 4 Cannon 3-7 3-5 0-0 0-1-1 1 9 0 2 0 0 15 NAME FG 3FG FT O-D-R PF TP A T B S MIN 3 Crossin* 0-1 0-1 1-2 0-1-1 4 1 3 6 0 0 27 25 McMahon 1-1 0-0 0-1 0-1-1 3 2 1 1 0 0 13 10 Coleman* 0-3 0-1 0-2 1-1-2 1 0 1 3 0 0 18 14 Neal* 10-19 7-12 9-10 0-2-2 4 36 0 5 0 3 39 31 Madera 3-3 0-0 3-4 1-5-6 2 9 0 2 1 0 26 4 Hamm* 1-8 0-0 0-0 4-9-13 2 2 0 0 1 0 29 00 Pratt 1-5 0-2 0-1 1-2-3 2 2 1 1 0 0 19 50 Hewson 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-0-1 2 0 0 2 0 0 2 22 Abraham* 4-9 1-1 1-1 0-3-3 5 10 0 1 0 0 29 2 Jackson 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-2-3 2 0 0 0 0 0 3 Team 1-0-1 3 Crossin* 3-7 3-7 0-0 0-6-6 1 9 9 3 0 0 39 25 Tubbs 2-4 0-0 1-2 1-0-1 2 5 1 1 0 0 13 TOTALS 25-50 9-18 17-249-27-3622 76 15 14 4 9 200 14 Neal* 10-22 7-14 4-7 2-4-6 1 31 2 5 0 1 40 Team 1-1-2 1 50.0% 50.0% 70.8% 00 Pratt 3-5 1-3 0-0 1-4-5 2 7 0 1 0 0 23 TOTALS 21-50 8-22 20-259-26-3526 70 11 19 0 7 200 25 Tubbs 0-1 0-0 1-2 0-1-1 2 1 0 0 0 0 9 42.0% 36.4% 80.0% TIGERS (9-11, 5-6) 61 Team 2-3-5 NAME FG 3FG FT O-D-R PF TP A T B S MIN TOTALS 22-57 12-26 5-1010-34-4414 61 13 14 4 2 200 HOFSTRA (13-4, 6-3) 82 10 Coleman* 3-5 0-0 1-3 0-2-2 4 7 5 1 0 1 35 38.6% 46.2% 50.0% NAME FG 3FG FT O-D-R PF TP A T B S MIN 4 Hamm* 4-9 0-1 7-8 4-3-7 3 15 2 1 0 0 28 25 Kieza* 5-8 2-4 0-0 2-3-5 4 12 0 1 1 0 31 25 Tubbs* 3-5 0-0 0-0 3-3-6 3 6 0 4 0 1 27 DREXEL (12-8, 6-3) 69 33 Uter* 1-2 0-0 0-0 0-2-2 4 2 2 2 2 2 16 3 Crossin* 4-8 3-7 2-2 1-4-5 0 13 8 2 0 2 35 NAME FG 3FG FT O-D-R PF TP A T B S MIN 1 Stokes* 10-18 0-2 11-17 5-6-11 4 31 2 2 1 4 39 00 Pratt* 0-4 0-1 0-0 1-0-1 1 0 0 1 0 0 11 1 Sanchez* 5-12 1-3 3-4 1-6-7 1 14 3 1 1 1 31 13 Aqudio* 4-15 2-10 1-4 1-2-3 3 11 5 4 0 1 34 14 Neal 6-16 2-7 5-7 0-4-4 2 19 2 3 0 1 35 25 Oveneke* 1-2 0-0 0-0 0-3-3 0 2 0 0 0 0 15 31 Rivera* 6-12 4-9 3-5 1-4-5 2 19 3 2 0 1 26 2 Jackson 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 1 0 0 3 15 Elegar* 7-13 0-0 6-7 2-5-7 3 20 0 1 0 3 27 3 Sestokas 0-0 0-0 0-2 0-0-0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 22 Abraham 0-7 0-2 1-2 2-4-6 5 1 0 1 1 1 26 5 Mason* 5-13 3-8 0-1 2-1-3 5 13 5 1 1 2 33 12 Johnson 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 Team 0-0-0 23 Mejia* 2-10 2-7 0-0 0-5-5 2 6 7 0 0 3 38 15 Urbutis 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 TOTALS 20-54 5-18 16-2211-20-31 18 61 17 14 1 6 200 3 Rodgers 0-2 0-0 4-4 0-0-0 0 4 0 0 0 0 8 20 Johnson 1-2 0-0 0-0 1-1-2 2 2 2 0 0 2 19 37.0% 27.8% 72.7% 20 Crawford 2-5 0-0 2-2 2-6-8 3 6 2 1 4 2 27 45 Sabb 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-2-2 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 22 Tillman 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 54 Gadley 2-3 0-0 1-2 1-3-4 3 5 1 1 0 1 23 SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd Total 2005-06 Review 40 Hampton 1-3 0-1 0-1 2-0-2 1 2 1 0 0 0 10 Team 1-0-1 Delaware 31 45 76 44 Stevenson 1-4 0-1 0-0 0-0-0 0 1 0 0 0 0 8 TOTALS 29-60 8-25 16-3012-23-3522 82 15 13 4 11 200 Tigers 29 32 61 61 Team 0-2-2 48.3% 32.0% 53.3% TOTALS 24-64 6-20 15-199-28-37 15 69 18 4 6 11 200 Attendance -1,856 37.5% 30.0% 78.9% SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd Total Tigers 31 39 70 Hofstra 40 40 82 SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd Total Tigers 26 35 61 Attendance: 2,017 Drexel 24 45 69 Attendance - 2,012 2005-06 in Review Review GAME 21: VCU Holds Off Tigers GAME 22: Tigers End 7-Game GAME 23: Tigers’ Come Up To Keep Home Slate Clean Losing Streak To Drexel Short In Rematch With Dukes RICHMOND, Va. – B.A. Walker matched his TOWSON, Md. – Gary Neal made two clutch TOWSON, Md. – Despite a "double double" per- season high with 22 points to lead VCU to an 81- free throws with 5 seconds left as the Tigers held formance by Lawrence Hamm, the Tigers could- 75 over Towson despite another impressive scoring off a Drexel rally to record an 84-80 CAA, snap- n’t protect a late lead and dropped a 76-68 contest effort by Gary Neal. ping a 4-game losing streak to beat the Dragons to James Madison, giving the Dukes their second Towson jumped to a 10-4 lead before the Rams for the first time since February 23, 2002. win in a row after snapping a school record 12- scored 10 straight points to take a 14-10 advantage, Trailing 82-75 with 20 seconds left, the Dragons game losing streak with a victory over Delaware giving VCU a lead it would not relinquish. The Rams cut the lead to 82-78 on a three-point jumper by in their previous outing. led by as many as 16 in the first period before Walker Dominick Mejia with 12 seconds to go. Senior Freshman Kyle Swanston scored a career high nailed a three-pointer just before the end of the half Kenell Sanchez stole the inbounds pass and scored 18 points and connected on a clutch 3-point basket to give VCU a 42-28 cushion at the break. a layup to pull the Dragons to within 82-80 with with 1:15 remaining as the Dukes rallied from a VCU maintained a double-figure lead through nine seconds remaining. nine-point second half deficit. the first 15 minutes of the second stanza. The Rams After receiving the inbounds pass, Neal was The Tigers, who led for most of the game, pushed their advantage to 21 at 66-45 with 12 fouled. When he made both free throws, the Tigers owned a 68-64 lead with 2:32 remaining when minutes left in the contest. VCU had a 68-47 lead owned an 84-80 lead and held on to win. Dennard Abraham scored on an inside layup. before the Tigers put together a 19-4 run to trail The Dragons never led in the game. With 16 Senior guard Daniel Freeman cut the deficit to 68- 72-66 with 2:45 remaining. The Rams went 8 for minutes left in the game, the Tigers owned a 61-31 67 when he nailed a three-pointer with 2:15 8 from the free throw line in the final two minutes lead. Over the next nine minutes, the Dragons held remaining. to maintain their lead. Towson closed to within Towson to just one basket and outscored the Tigers The Dukes took their first lead since early in the four at 79-75 with 11.8 seconds left before Walker by 27-7. When Sanchez hit a free throw with 7:19 second half when Swanston hit a 3-pointer one sank two foul shots with 8.5 seconds remaining left in the game, the Dragons trailed by 68-58. minute later as the Dukes went ahead by 70-68. to make the final 81-75. Neal led the Tigers to a 48-25 halftime lead as After Gary Neal missed a trey, senior guard Jomo Walker hit five field goals, including four three- he scored 20 points in the first 15 minutes of the Belfor was fouled and made two free throws with pointers, and was perfect from the line in eight game. Neal opened the game by making four con- 47 seconds left for a 72-68 lead. attempts for his 22 points. Alexander Harper had secutive three-point baskets as the Tigers grabbed With 23 seconds left, Belfor made two more 15 of his season-high 17 points in the second half. a 14-8 lead in the first four minutes. He finished free throws to put the Dukes up by 74-68. He also had seven rebounds and five assists. Nick the game with 33 points on 10-for-20 shooting Swanston clinched the win when he made two free George left the game early in the second half with from the floor. throws with 12 seconds left. a sprained ankle and finished with 12 points. Lawrence Hamm recorded his 6th “double The Dukes, who won their first road game of the Neal led all scorers with 36 points, the second- double” of the season and the 14th of his career as season, outscored the Tigers by a 12-0 margin over highest total for an opponent in the seven-year he scored 19 points with 12 rebounds and four the final 2:15 as they avenged a 99-84 loss to history of the Alltel Pavilion at the Stuart C. Siegel blocked shots. Tim Crossin added a career high Towson earlier this season. Center. He was 11-22 from the floor, 4-8 from 11 assists. Bothered by a foot injury, Neal led the Tigers with behind the arc and 10-11 from the charity stripe. The Dragons outrebounded Towson 45-39. 21 points but scored only four points in the second Lawrence Hamm had 14 points and Dennard Drexel had 24 offensive rebounds and 25 “second half, all at the charity stripe. Hamm shot 6-for-9 Abraham added 13 points for Towson. chance” points in the game. from the floor and recorded his 7th “double double” VCU outrebounded Towson 39-29, the largest NOTES: It was the 45th meeting between the of the season with 18 points and 12 rebounds. It rebounding margin of the season for the Rams. two teams in basketball with the Dragons way was the 15th "double double" of his career. The victory stretched the Rams’ lead to 10-0 in ahead in the series, 34-11. Neal scored 64 points The game was tied six times and the lead this series. Towson is 2-9 all-time when playing in in the 2 games against the Dragons. changed hands nine times. Towson has never swept the city of Richmond (0-5 vs. VCU, 1-4 in the CAA DREXEL (12-12, 6-7) 80 the Dukes. Neal, who scored 40 points in the first Tournament and 1-0 vs. Richmond Spiders) NAME FG 3FG FT O-D-R PF TP A T B S MIN game at JMU, played the entire 40 minutes despite TIGERS (9-12, 5-7) 75 1 Sanchez* 7-13 1-2 1-2 8-6-14 2 16 3 0 2 1 31 being hobbled by a foot contusion he suffered 25 Oveneke* 1-2 0-0 1-2 2-0-2 2 3 0 1 0 1 13 NAME FG 3FG FT O-D-R PF TP A T B S MIN 15 Elegar* 7-15 0-1 4-6 3-3-6 5 18 1 1 3 1 24 against Drexel. 4 Hamm* 5-11 0-2 4-6 2-3-5 1 14 1 1 0 2 38 5 Mason* 6-19 6-14 3-4 1-1-2 0 21 6 2 1 1 39 22 Abraham* 6-13 1-4 0-3 1-6-7 1 13 0 2 0 1 34 23 Mejia* 3-14 3-10 0-0 3-0-3 3 9 0 2 0 2 31 JAMES MADISON (5-17, 2-12) 76 3 Crossin* 0-3 0-3 1-2 0-1-1 2 1 4 1 0 1 26 00 Hawthorne 0-3 0-3 0-0 1-2-3 1 0 2 0 0 1 9 NAME FG 3FG FT O-D-R PF TP A T B S MIN 10 Coleman* 1-5 0-1 1-2 3-1-4 5 3 3 2 0 0 24 3 Rodgers 2-6 1-2 4-5 3-7-10 5 9 3 5 0 1 25 1 Swanston*5-12 3-8 5-7 1-1-2 1 18 6 3 0 1 32 14 Neal* 11-22 4-8 10-11 1-2-3 2 36 1 1 0 2 39 12 Hampton 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 33 James* 6-11 0-0 2-5 4-3-7 4 14 1 3 0 1 32 00 Pratt 2-3 0-1 0-0 2-1-3 3 4 0 0 0 0 17 20 Crawford 1-1 0-0 0-0 2-1-3 5 2 2 2 1 2 12 50 Cathlin* 0-2 0-0 0-0 3-2-5 1 0 0 0 0 0 14 2 Jackson 0-2 0-1 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 22 Tillman 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-0-1 0 0 0 1 0 0 4 14 Belfor* 4-10 0-4 4-4 2-2-4 3 12 0 3 0 1 29 25 Tubbs 2-3 0-0 0-0 2-3-5 1 4 0 1 0 0 15 44 Stevenson 1-3 0-0 0-0 0-1-1 1 2 0 0 0 1 10 22 Freeman* 7-15 3-7 0-0 1-3-4 3 17 4 2 1 1 34 Team 1-0-1 Team 0-0-0 2 Cooper 5-12 0-0 0-0 5-6-11 2 10 1 1 0 1 26 TOTALS 27-62 5-20 16-2412-17-29 15 75 9 8 0 6 200 TOTALS 28-76 11-32 13-1924-21-4524 80 17 15 7 11 200 12 Lampley 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 1 0 1 1 0 1 4 24 Santos 1-1 1-1 0-0 0-2-2 1 3 1 0 0 0 14 43.5% 25.0% 66.7% 36.8% 34.4% 68.4% 34 Barbosa 1-4 0-3 0-0 2-3-5 1 2 6 2 0 1 15 VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH (15-5, 9-3) 81 TIGERS (10-12, 6-7) 84 Team 3-1-4 TOTALS 29-67 7-23 11-1621-23-4417 76 20 15 1 7 200 NAME FG 3FG FT O-D-R PF TP A T B S MIN NAME FG 3FG FT O-D-R PF TP A T B S MIN 43.3% 30.4% 68.8% 21 George* 4-9 2-3 2-2 0-6-6 0 12 4 4 0 0 20 4 Hamm* 7-12 0-0 5-5 4-8-12 2 19 2 4 4 2 29 40 Faulk* 2-2 0-0 1-2 3-6-9 4 5 0 0 0 2 20 22 Abraham* 3-9 1-2 1-2 1-4-5 3 8 0 2 0 0 28 TIGERS (10-13, 6-8) 68 20 Walker* 5-13 4-11 8-8 2-0-2 0 22 2 1 0 1 31 00 Pratt* 3-6 0-2 1-1 0-2-2 1 7 1 1 0 3 27 NAME FG 3FG FT O-D-R PF TP A T B S MIN 23 Pel.-Rosa* 4-11 1-5 3-4 3-1-4 3 12 0 2 0 1 35 3 Crossin* 1-4 0-3 2-2 0-3-3 4 4 11 3 0 2 36 4 Hamm* 6-9 0-0 6-7 4-8-12 3 18 0 0 1 0 37

2005-06 Review 25 Harper* 7-9 1-2 2-3 1-6-7 4 17 5 3 0 1 33 14 Neal* 10-20 4-8 9-11 1-4-5 3 33 3 3 0 2 34 22 Abraham* 6-9 1-1 0-0 0-4-4 4 13 3 1 1 0 38 3 Maynor 2-4 0-1 0-0 1-1-2 1 4 0 0 0 0 9 10 Coleman 2-4 0-1 1-4 1-1-2 1 5 1 1 0 0 21 00 Pratt* 2-5 1-2 0-0 0-2-2 1 5 0 1 0 0 16 4 Anderson 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-1-1 3 0 0 1 1 0 21 25 Tubbs 1-1 0-0 4-6 4-5-9 1 6 0 0 1 0 21 3 Crossin* 1-6 0-4 2-2 0-1-1 1 4 3 2 0 2 23 62 31 Davis 0-0 0-0 2-2 0-3-3 3 2 0 2 1 0 20 50 Plack 1-2 0-0 0-0 1-0-1 0 2 0 0 0 0 4 14 Neal* 6-16 3-10 6-8 0-4-4 1 21 2 2 0 4 40 32 Shuler 3-7 1-4 0-0 1-1-2 0 7 0 0 0 0 11 Team 0-0-0 10 Coleman 1-3 1-2 1-2 0-0-0 2 4 7 4 0 1 28 Team 2-1-3 TOTALS 28-58 5-16 23-3112-27-3915 84 18 14 5 9 200 25 Tubbs 1-2 0-0 1-2 2-1-3 4 3 2 1 0 0 18 TOTALS 27-56 9-27 18-2113-26-3918 81 11 13 2 5 200 48.3% 31.3% 74.2% Team 0-1-1 48.2% 33.3% 85.7% TOTALS 23-50 6-19 16-216-21-27 16 68 17 11 2 7 200 SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd Total 46.0% 31.6% 76.2% SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd Total Drexel 25 55 80 SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd Total Tigers 28 47 75 Tigers 48 36 84 James Madison 37 39 76 VCU 42 39 81 Attendance 2,548 Tigers 38 30 68 Attendance 4,524 Attendance 2,089 2005-06 in Review Review GAME 24: GMU Turns Back GAME 25: Abraham’s 27 Leads Tigers With Neal On The Bench Tigers To 1st Win Over VCU TOWSON, Md. – Dennard Abraham poured in FAIRFAX, Va. – With their leading scorer on the bench nursing a foot injury the Tigers lacked fire- a career high 27 points to lead the Tigers to their power but not heart as Towson made George first victory ever over Virginia Commonwealth as Mason work hard for a 65-53 victory. The win Towson hung on for a 59-57 win. Senior Foward was the 10th straight at home for the Patriots. The win was the first in 11 tries for the Tigers Marc Pratt Towson was forced to enter the contest without over the Rams who lead the series 10-1. Gary Neal and his hefty 27-point average. Neal The Tigers, who led for the final 31 minutes of didn't dress and was on crutches due to a foot injury. the game, were forced to hold off several Ram George Mason tried in the first half to put the rallies in the final moments of the game. game away early but the Tigers showed terrific With 2:27 remaining, a three-point basket by resilience and were able to stage a couple of mini Abraham gave the Tigers a 55-46 lead. However, rallies that kept it from getting out of hand, thanks the Tigers turned the ball over on three consecu- to Tim Crossin and Dennard Abraham. tive possessions as the Rams went on an 8-0 run Crossin, who has scored only 9 total points in to pull within 55-54 with 1:04 left on a three-point the last 3 games, carried the Tigers in the first half basket by VCU’s Jamal Shuler. with 13 points. Abraham was impressive too, With 38 seconds Tim Crossin sank two free scoring 11 points and grabbing 7 boards. throws to up the Tigers’ lead to 57-54. On their next After taking a 9-point lead the Patriots failed to possession, the Rams missed three shots as Lawrence score in the final 2:40 of the first half as Crossin Hamm finally grabbed the rebound with eight and Abraham combined for 5 points to cut George seconds left. He was fouled immediately and made Mason's advantage to 30-26 at the break. both free throws to give the Tigers a 59-54 lead. The Patriots raced to a 13-point lead to start B.A. Walker kept the Rams’ hopes alive when the second half but once again the Tigers chipped he nailed a three-pointer with two seconds remain- away at it. Crossin and Velmar Coleman hit back- ing. After a time out by VCU, Walker intercepted to-back treys that narrowed the gap to 4 points, 45- the Tigers’ length-of-court inbounds pass. However, 41 at the 9:27 mark. his 60-footer at the buzzer was off target and the After that the game began to slowly slip away Tigers escaped with the win. for Towson as the Patriots' bench strength began Led by Abraham, who scored 14 points in the to wear the Tigers down. The key play seem to be first half, the Tigers surged to a 32-18 halftime lead, Tony Skinn's 3-pointer that put the Patriots up by holding VCU to 25 per cent shooting from the floor. 9 with 4:36 left to play after the Tigers had worked Abraham, who shot three-for-five from three- very hard to close it to 6 points. George Mason's point range and made all four free throw attempts, lead increased to 13 inside of a minute as the Patri- also had seven rebounds. Crossin added 13 points ots held the ball to run clock. as he shot three-for-six from three-point range and Crossin finished as the game's high scorer with went four-for-four at the foul line. He also had 18 points. Abraham registered his third double- eight assists and two steals. double of the season with 17 points and 11 The Tigers’ 11th win of the season matched rebounds. Patriots have beaten the Tigers 9 straight their highest single season total since the 2001-02 times since Towson joined the CAA. season when Towson finished 11-18. TIGERS (10-14, 6-9) 53 VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH (16-8, 10-6) 57 NAME FG 3FG FT O-D-R PF TP A T B S MIN NAME FG 3FG FT O-D-R PF TP A T B S MIN 00 Pratt* 0-3 0-2 0-0 2-2-4 2 0 1 2 0 2 22 21 George* 2-14 2-5 3-4 0-3-3 1 9 0 4 0 0 26 4 Hamm* 1-7 0-1 4-4 2-4-6 4 6 2 2 2 1 31 40 Faulk* 1-1 0-0 2-2 4-5-9 3 4 0 1 1 0 26 22 Abraham* 6-14 1-5 4-6 4-7-11 2 17 0 1 1 2 38 20 Walker* 3-9 3-8 0-0 4-0-4 2 9 3 1 0 4 30 3 Crossin* 5-15 2-9 6-7 0-4-4 1 18 2 3 0 0 39 23 Pellot-R* 5-10 2-6 0-0 1-2-3 0 12 1 1 0 1 35 10 Coleman* 3-6 1-1 1-2 1-2-3 2 8 2 4 1 0 37 25 Harper* 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 1 0 5 0 0 0 20 2 Jackson 0-2 0-0 0-0 1-2-3 0 0 1 0 0 1 4 3 Maynor 2-6 0-2 2-2 0-0-0 2 6 2 1 0 0 17 25 Tubbs 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-2-2 2 0 0 2 0 0 15 4 Anderson 2-5 0-1 0-0 0-3-3 1 4 0 0 0 1 14 34 Raboin 1-2 0-0 2-2 2-3-5 5 4 0 0 0 0 14 31 Davis 2-3 0-0 0-0 2-2-4 1 4 1 1 1 0 14 Team 1-0-1 32 Shuler 2-6 2-4 3-3 0-2-2 2 9 2 0 0 0 18 TOTALS 16-49 4-18 17-2113-26-3918 53 8 16 4 6 200 Team 0-0-0 32.7% 22.2% 81.0% TOTALS 19-55 9-26 10-11 11-17-28 13 57 14 9 2 6 200 34.5% 34.6% 90.9% GEORGE MASON (10-15, 7-7) 65 NAME FG 3FG FT O-D-R PF TP A T B S MIN TIGERS (11-14, 7-9) 59 34 Thomas* 3-7 0-0 4-6 3-7-10 1 10 0 3 0 0 33 NAME FG 3FG FT O-D-R PF TP A T B S MIN 42 Campbell* 5-13 1-3 3-5 1-3-4 2 14 3 0 1 2 35 4 Hamm* 2-9 0-2 2-2 4-6-10 1 6 1 2 1 2 34 55 Lewis* 5-8 0-1 4-6 5-3-8 4 14 0 0 0 1 21 22 Abraham* 10-13 3-5 4-4 0-7-7 0 27 0 1 0 0 37 1 Skinn* 3-12 3-8 4-4 2-5-7 1 13 1 2 0 1 30 00 Pratt* 1-2 1-2 0-0 0-4-4 2 3 1 1 0 0 24 22 Butler* 1-5 0-4 0-0 0-2-2 3 2 2 1 0 2 28 3 Crossin* 3-8 3-6 4-4 0-1-1 1 13 8 4 0 2 38 2 Carter 1-2 1-2 0-0 0-1-1 0 3 0 1 0 0 7 10 Coleman* 1-6 0-2 1-2 1-3-4 3 3 6 2 0 0 39 3 Konate 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 4 Norwood 1-4 0-1 0-0 2-1-3 2 2 1 0 2 2 18 2 Jackson 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 12 Burns 2-6 2-5 0-0 0-0-0 0 6 0 1 0 1 12 25 Tubbs 1-2 1-2 0-0 0-2-2 0 3 0 1 0 1 9 2005-06 Review 24 Markings 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 34 Raboin 2-2 0-0 0-0 0-1-1 2 4 0 1 1 1 16 40 Fleming 0-0 0-0 1-2 1-0-1 2 1 0 0 0 0 4 Team 0-2-2 63 50 Hernandez 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1-1 3 0 1 0 0 0 10 TOTALS 20-42 8-19 11-125-26-31 9 59 16 12 2 6 200 Team 0-0-0 47.6% 42.1% 91.7% TOTALS 21-57 7-24 16-2314-23-3719 65 8 9 3 9 200 36.8% 29.2% 69.6% SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd Total SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd Total VCU 18 39 57 Tigers 26 27 53 Tigers 32 27 59 George Mason 30 35 65 Attendance 1,048 Attendance - 6,443 2005-06 in Review Review GAME 26: Freshmen Guards GAME 27: Second Half Surge GAME 28: Towson’s Season Lead The Way In GSU Victory Carries Huskies To 86-70 Win Ends In CAA Tourney Loss To ATLANTA, Ga. – The Tigers overcame the emo- TOWSON, Md. – Despite a combined 48 points GSU tions of senior night at Georgia State, climbed out and 21 rebounds from senior Lawrence Hamm RICHMOND, Va. – Eight days prior, the Tigers of a huge hole in the second half by getting veteran and junior Dennard Abraham, the Tigers dropped found themselves trailing Georgia State by 14 play out their two freshmen guards and hung on their regular season finale at the Towson Center points in the second half before coming back to to beat the Panthers 70-69 in the Sports Arena. as Northeastern rallied for an 86-70 victory. The pull out a 70-69 win. The Tigers' 8th CAA win of the season marked Tigers finished the regular season with a 12-15 The Panthers owned an identical 14-point their highest total in a CAA season and their 12 overall record and tied for seventh in the CAA with second half lead in the first round of the CAA Tour- victories are the most in six years. an 8-10 record. nament at Richmond Coliseum. However, the Pan- The Tigers were in command 23-21 when the Sophomore forward Shawn James scored 23 thers did not allow a repeat performance by the Panthers caught fire, finishing the half with an 11- points, grabbed 11 rebounds and blocked six shots Tigers as tenth-seeded Georgia State advanced to 4 run sparked by Herman Favors' six points in the to lead the Huskies to the win before a crowd of the quarter-finals of the CAA Tournament with a final 3:28 of the period as GSU assumed a 32-27 4,006 at the Towson Center. 72-64 win over Towson. lead at the break. The Huskies, who trailed 37-35 at halftime, The loss ended Towson's best season in five The hole deepened for TU at the outset of the used a 12-6 run early in the second half to grab a years as the Tigers posted a 12-16 overall mark. second period as the GSU raced to a 44-30 lead. 56-49 lead. From that point on, the Huskies, who The Tigers took the early lead but GSU's After Pat Kennedy picked up a technical for dis- shot 54.2 per cent from the floor in the second Herman Favors started popping three-pointers. agreeing with an official the Tigers scratched back half, gradually pulled away. The Huskies, who His first trey lifted the Panthers to a 5-4 lead. with a 10-0 run. Boyd Copeland's 3-pointer made 27 of 31 free throws in the win, made their Georgia State never looked back, protecting its stopped the bleeding for the Panthers but the Tigers final nine free throws in the last 3:43 of the game. lead the rest of the way. Favors hit all five of his mounted another attack, led by Rocky Coleman Senior guard Jose Juan Barea, the leading scorer game's three-pointers in the first period, helping who dropped 4 treys in the final 15:00. in the CAA, scored 14 of his 20 points in the second the Panthers to a 38-29 lead at the break. Rocky's 4th 3-pointer put the Tigers out front half. He also had nine rebounds and seven assists. GSU improved its lead in the second half, build- 58-57 with 6:41 left. Towson would not surren- Playing in his final college home game, Hamm ing to a 14 point lead, 53-39, with 14:27 left. TU der the lead again, although the score was tied posted his 8th double double of the season and the put forth a great effort to cut the deficit, eventually twice before the final whistle. 16th of his career by scoring 25 points with 10 trimming GSU’s lead to three points, 64-61, on Winstonn Tubbs, from nearby Marietta, Ga., rebounds. Hamm shot 11-for-18 from the floor two Lawrence Hamm free throws with 3:22 hit a free throw and scored on a put back for a 67- against the Huskies and had 8 offensive rebounds. remaining but a 6-0 run punched the lead back to 64 lead with 1:26 on the clock. The Panthers' Abraham added 23 points and 11 rebounds for 9 points with 45 ticks left. D'Andre McGrew then answered with a three- the Tigers. Hamm, the Tigers' only senior playing his final pointer to tie it up at 67-67 at the 1:09 mark. The Tigers who shot 41% in the first half, made game in a Towson uniform, closed out his out- The Tigers inbounded the ball quickly. Tim only 35% in the second half. After shooting 6 for standing college career with a double-double, Crossin was all alone in the corner and let fly with 16 from three point range before halftime, the scoring a game high 22 points and grabbing a game a three-pointer that hit with 51 seconds left and a Tigers were 0 for 12 in the second half. high 14 rebounds. 70-67 lead. With time running down Copeland With 8 CAA wins, the Tigers had their highest Dennard Abraham netted 18 points and col- tallied for the Panthers underneath. Georgia State single season total of CAA wins since joining the lected eight boards. Towson's top scorer, Gary Neal fouled Dennard Abraham on the inbounds with CAA five years ago. who has been sidelined the last 20 days with a foot 2.5 seconds left. Dennard missed the front end of Towson had its largest home crowd of the injury, added 10 points in 29 minutes on the floor. the 1 and 1. The Panthers rebounded but had no season on hand with 4,006 attending the final Favors paced the Panthers, who improved to 7-21 chance of making a three-quarter desperation shot home game. The win enabled the Huskies to pull with the victory, with 20 points. at the buzzer. even (8-8) with the Tigers in the series. NOTES: The Tigers took both regular season Coleman led all scorers with a career high 20 NORTHEASTERN (17-10, 12-6) 86 games against Georgia State, marking the only sweep points. for Towson for 2005-06 ... It was the 4th time in 5 NAME FG 3FG FT O-D-R PF TP A T B S MIN TIGERS (12-14, 8-9) 70 14 Davis* 2-7 1-2 5-6 4-6-10 1 10 0 5 2 0 28 years that TU has been beaten in the first round. 21 James* 8-10 0-1 7-7 5-6-11 1 23 0 0 6 3 31 NAME FG 3FG FT O-D-R PF TP A T B S MIN 00 Pratt* 1-3 1-2 0-0 0-1-1 1 3 1 3 0 0 12 5 Barea* 5-12 2-6 8-10 1-8-9 4 20 7 4 0 0 36 GEORGIA STATE (7-21) 72 25 Tubbs* 3-5 0-0 2-4 2-1-3 1 8 0 0 1 0 21 12 Davis* 4-12 3-10 2-2 0-3-3 1 13 1 1 0 2 37 NAME FG 3FG FT O-D-R PF TP A T B S MIN 22 Abraham* 3-9 1-5 1-3 1-10-11 0 8 0 2 2 0 38 22 Kelly* 3-7 0-3 0-0 0-3-3 2 6 2 1 0 1 31 1 Chase* 1-4 0-0 0-0 2-2-4 5 2 2 3 1 2 24 3 Crossin* 4-11 3-8 0-0 0-6-6 0 11 2 4 0 2 37 11 Martinez 3-4 3-4 0-0 0-0-0 4 9 2 0 0 0 16 44 Dickerson* 3-4 0-0 4-4 3-4-7 3 10 0 2 4 1 24 10 Coleman* 7-11 4-6 2-4 1-4-5 3 20 8 2 0 1 39 33 Cole 0-3 0-0 5-6 2-2-4 4 5 1 1 0 0 21 12 Manier* 4-11 2-8 1-2 0-1-1 2 11 1 1 0 0 31 2 Jackson 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-1-1 0 0 0 0 1 0 4 Team 0-0-0 21 Mendez* 2-3 0-1 0-0 1-2-3 0 4 2 1 0 0 23 4 Hamm 6-11 1-2 1-1 6-3-9 3 14 7 2 0 0 33 TOTALS 25-55 9-26 27-3112-28-4017 86 13 12 8 6 200 50 Favors* 5-11 5-8 5-8 0-4-4 2 20 7 1 0 1 37 34 Raboin 3-6 0-1 0-0 1-2-2 5 6 0 1 0 0 16 45.5% 34.6% 87.1% 2 Perique 2-4 0-0 3-5 1-5-6 1 7 0 0 0 0 18 Team 2-1-3 20 Copeland 4-9 0-2 2-4 0-2-2 3 10 1 2 1 2 25 TOTALS 27-57 10-26 6-1213-28-41 13 70 18 14 4 3 200 TIGERS (12-15, 8-10) 70 22 McGrew 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-0-1 2 0 0 0 0 0 3 47.4% 38.5% 50.0% NAME FG 3FG FT O-D-R PF TP A T B S MIN 32 Billingslea 4-6 0-0 0-0 2-0-2 2 8 0 0 0 0 15 Team 3-0-3 4 Hamm* 11-18 1-5 2-4 8-2-10 2 25 2 4 1 0 37 GEORGIA STATE (6-20, 3-14) 69 TOTALS 25-52 7-19 15-2313-20-3320 72 13 10 6 9 200 22 Abraham* 10-22 2-8 1-5 5-6-11 4 23 0 1 0 0 37 48.1% 36.8% 65.2% NAME FG 3FG FT O-D-R PF TP A T B S MIN 00 Pratt* 1-3 1-3 3-4 0-1-1 3 6 0 1 0 0 20 32 Billingslea 3-7 0-0 0-0 0-3-3 1 6 0 0 2 0 24 3 Crossin* 2-9 1-6 0-0 1-1-2 1 5 8 1 0 3 40 TIGERS (12-16) 64 44 Dickerson* 3-9 0-0 1-2 6-3-9 3 7 0 2 3 1 19 10 Coleman* 1-11 0-2 0-0 1-4-5 4 2 4 4 0 0 34 NAME FG 3FG FT O-D-R PF TP A T B S MIN 12 Manier* 4-14 3-10 0-0 0-2-2 1 11 1 2 0 1 31 2 Jackson 1-3 1-3 0-0 0-0-0 3 3 0 0 0 0 6 20 Copeland* 7-11 2-6 1-1 5-7-12 1 17 6 1 1 1 33 4 Hamm* 6-10 1-1 9-10 6-8-14 3 22 1 2 0 2 34

2005-06 Review 25 Tubbs 2-4 0-0 0-0 3-3-6 1 4 0 0 0 0 11 22 Abraham* 7-14 1-4 3-5 4-4-8 3 18 1 1 1 1 31 50 Favors* 5-16 2-11 4-4 4-0-4 3 16 3 2 0 3 32 34 Raboin 0-3 0-1 2-2 2-1-3 2 2 0 0 0 1 15 1 Chase 0-2 0-1 0-0 2-2-4 2 0 1 0 0 1 14 00 Pratt* 2-3 1-1 0-0 2-2-4 1 5 1 2 0 0 26 54 Dublin 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 Perique 0-2 0-0 1-2 1-0-1 0 1 0 1 1 0 8 3 Crossin* 1-10 0-6 2-2 0-2-2 2 4 3 1 0 2 31 64 Team 0-2-2 21 Mendez 0-2 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 10 Coleman* 1-6 1-3 0-0 1-2-3 4 3 5 1 1 1 35 TOTALS 28-74 6-28 8-1522-18-4020 70 14 11 1 4 200 Team 0-0-0 14 Neal 3-10 2-5 2-4 0-1-1 3 10 2 3 0 1 29 37.8% 21.4% 53.3% TOTALS 26-70 8-31 9-1219-20-39 11 69 14 8 7 9 200 25 Tubbs 1-4 0-0 0-0 1-1-2 1 2 0 0 0 0 14 37.1% 25.8% 75.0% SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd Total Team 3-0-3 Northeastern 35 51 86 TOTALS 21-57 6-20 16-2117-20-37 17 64 13 10 2 7 200 SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd Total 36.8% 30.0% 76.2% Tigers 27 43 70 Tigers 37 33 70 Georgia State 32 37 69 Attendance: 4,006 SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd Total Georgia State 38 34 72 Attendance 897 Tigers 29 35 64 Attendance: N/A