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2008-09 Media Guide.Indd TTHUNDERINGHUNDERING HERDHERD BASKETBALLBASKETBALL 2008-092008-09 MMEDIAEDIA INFORMATIONINFORMATION RREACHINGEACHING NNEWEW HEIGHTSHEIGHTS 165 TTHUNDERINGHUNDERING HERDHERD BASKETBALLBASKETBALL 2008-092008-09 Mon., November 10 Paradise Jam Thu., December 4 Tue., December 23 2K Sports College Hoops Classic Southern Miss vs. La Salle/Connecticut UT-San Antonio at Rice Marshall at Dayton Houston vs. Georgia Southern Nicholls State at Tulane SMU at Northwestern UAB at Old Dominion Fri., December 5 Mississippi Gulf Coast Classic Tue., November 11 UCF at New Mexico Texas A&M International at SMU Southern Miss vs. Weber State 2K Sports College Hoops Classic Texas-Arlington at Tulsa Houston at Duke/vs. Presbyterian Sun., November 23 Sat., December 6 Glenn Wilkes Classic Limestone at East Carolina Sat., December 27 Fri., November 14 Marshall vs. Mississippi Marshall at Boston University Binghamton at Tulane Coker at East Carolina O’Reilly Auto Parts Puerto Rico Tip-Off Texas State at Rice UAB at Louisville SMU at South Florida Memphis vs. TBD Southern Miss at New Mexico Texas Southern at UTEP SMU Tip-Off Classic Western Kentucky at Tulane Sun., December 28 Illinois State at SMU UAB at Cincinnati East Carolina at Coastal Carolina Sat., November 15 Texas A&M Corpus Christi at Tulsa USF at UCF Iowa State at Houston Western Kentucky at Houston Sam Houston State at UTEP Tennessee State at Marshall C-USA Composite Schedule C-USA Composite Fairfi eld at Memphis Mon., November 24 Rice at Arkansas-Little Rock Portland State at Rice Paradise Jam Sun., December 7 Loyola (N.O.) at Southern Miss Southern Miss vs. TBD Tulsa vs. Oklahoma Mon., December 29 McNeese State at Tulane UNLV at UTEP Cincinnati at Memphis Oral Roberts at Tulsa Wed., December 10 UT-San Antonio at SMU UAB at Troy Tue., November 25 Missouri State at Tulsa Grambling State at Tulane VCU at East Carolina UCF Holiday Classic Sun., November 16 Lamar at Rice Thu., December 11 Penn at UCF St. Andrews at East Carolina Albany State at Tulane Southern Miss vs. Kansas State Cable Car Classic WVU Tech at Marshall North Carolina Central at Tulsa UTEP vs. James Madison North Carolina A&T at UCF Fri., December 12 Wed., November 26 Florida Tech at UCF Tue., December 30 Mon., November 17 State Farm DFW Duel Massachusetts at Houston Alcorn State at Houston SMU at TCU Sat., December 13 Southern Miss vs. Mississippi Massachusetts at Memphis Dick’s Sporting Goods NIT Season Tip-Off UNC Greensboro at East Carolina BYU at Tulsa Alabama State at Southern Miss UAB vs. TBD Mississippi Valley State at Houston UAB at Butler Dick’s Sporting Goods NIT Season Tip-Off UCF at Mississippi Texas-Arlington at Marshall UCF Holiday Classic UAB vs. Santa Clara Memphis at Georgetown Campbell/Chicago State at UCF Thu., November 27 Cable Car Classic Tue., November 18 Dick’s Sporting Goods NIT Season Tip-Off Sun., December 14 UTEP at Santa Clara/vs. Belmont Tulane at Texas UAB vs. TBD Presbyterian at Tulsa Dick’s Sporting Goods NIT Season Tip-Off Anaheim Classic UTEP at New Mexico State Wed., December 31 UAB at Arizona/vs. Arkansas State UTEP vs. St. Mary’s Northeastern at Memphis UCF at Valparaiso Mon., December 15 Texas A&M at Rice Georgia Southern at UTEP Fri., November 28 Arkansas-Pine Bluff at SMU Texas A&M Corpus Christi at SMU USA Basketball Classic William Carey at Southern Miss Wed., November 19 Tulane vs. UC Davis Fri., January 2 Campbell at East Carolina South Padre Classic Wed., December 17 Marshall at San Diego Tulsa vs. Texas A&M East Carolina at North Carolina State Texas Pan American at UTEP Thu., November 20 Anaheim Classic Ohio at Marshall 2K Sports College Hoops Classic UTEP vs. Wake Forest/Cal State Fullerton Arkansas-Little Rock at Memphis Sat., January 3 Houston vs. TBD Harvard at Rice East Carolina at Clemson O’Reilly Auto Parts Puerto Rico Tip-Off Sat., November 29 SMU at Texas A&M Houston at Mississippi State Memphis vs. Chattanooga East Carolina at Winthrop Jacksonville State at UAB Lamar at Memphis Basketball Travelers Invitational North Texas at Houston Texas Tech at UTEP Rice at Richmond Rice vs. Cal Poly SLO Old Dominion at Marshall Tulane at Auburn Tulsa at Oklahoma State USA Basketball Classic Thu., December 18 Northeastern State at Tulsa Tulane at South Alabama/vs. Maine McNeese State at Southern Miss Savannah State at UAB Fri., November 21 South Padre Classic North Carolina A&T at Tulane Sam Houston State at UCF 2K Sports College Hoops Classic Tulsa vs. Illinois/Kent State Houston vs. TBD Cancun Challenge Sat., December 20 Mon., January 5 Glenn Wilkes Classic UCF vs. South Dakota State Houston at Toledo Colorado at SMU Marshall vs. Morgan State University of the Cumberlands at Marshall O’Reilly Auto Parts Puerto Rico Tip-Off Sun., November 30 Syracuse at Memphis Tue., January 6 Memphis vs. USC/Seton Hall Rice at Texas Rice at Duquesne Texas A&M-Corpus Christi at Houston Basketball Travelers Invitational Cancun Challenge (Cancun, Mexico) Tulsa at Loyola Marymount Holy Cross at UCF Rice at BYU UCF vs. Morehead State Troy at UAB UTEP at New Mexico SMU Tip-Off Classic Anaheim Classic UCF vs. Florida (Jacksonville, Fla.) Houston Baptist at SMU UTEP vs. TBD New Mexico State at UTEP Wed., January 7 Paradise Jam * Tulane at East Carolina Southern Miss vs. Miami Tue., December 2 Mon., December 22 * Marshall at Memphis Houston at Middle Tennessee State Wake Forest at East Carolina * Tulsa at Southern Miss Sat., November 22 East Tennessee State at Marshall Drexel at Memphis George Mason at East Carolina Marist at Memphis Oklahoma at Rice Sat., January 10 Glenn Wilkes Classic South Alabama at Southern Miss Mississippi Gulf Coast Classic * East Carolina at Marshall Marshall vs. Wis.-Green Bay Southern Miss vs. Spring Hill * UAB at Houston Basketball Travelers Invitational Wed., December 3 Tulane at George Mason * Memphis at UCF Rice vs. North Florida East Carolina at UNC-Wilmington Florida Atlantic at UAB * Rice at Tulane SMU Tip-Off Classic Tulane at New Orleans Valparaiso at UCF * UTEP at SMU Alabama State at SMU Tulsa at Ohio Tulsa at Charlotte South Florida at UAB 166 RREACHINGEACHING NNEWEW HEIGHTSHEIGHTS TTHUNDERINGHUNDERING HERDHERD BASKETBALLBASKETBALL 2008-092008-09 C-USA Composite Schedule Media Information • Opponent C-USA Composite Tue., January 13 Wed., January 28 Sat., February 14 Thu., February 26 * Memphis at Tulsa * Memphis at East Carolina * Rice at East Carolina * Memphis at UAB * UCF at UAB * UTEP at Houston * Tulane at Houston * Tulane at Rice * Marshall at UTEP Sat., February 28 Wed., January 14 * SMU at UCF * Memphis at Southern Miss * UAB at East Carolina * Houston at UTEP * UAB at Tulsa * SMU at UAB * Houston at Rice * SMU at Rice * Tulsa at UCF * UCF at Marshall * Southern Miss at Tulane Sat., January 31 * Southern Miss at Memphis Marshall vs. West Virginia * East Carolina at Rice Tue., February 17 * Tulsa at SMU * Houston at Memphis * East Carolina at Southern Miss * UTEP at Tulane Sat., January 17 * UAB at Marshall * UTEP at East Carolina * SMU at Tulsa Wed., February 18 Wed., March 4 * Houston at Southern Miss * Southern Miss at UTEP * Houston at Marshall * Memphis at Houston * Marshall at Tulsa * UCF at Tulane * SMU at Memphis * Rice at Marshall * UAB at Memphis * UTEP at Rice * Southern Miss at SMU * UCF at Rice Wed., February 4 * UAB at Tulane * UCF at Tulsa * Tulane at SMU * Southern Miss at East Carolina * UAB at UTEP * Houston at UCF Sat., February 21 Mon., January 19 * Tulsa at Marshall * East Carolina at Tulsa Sat., March 7 Louisiana-Lafayette at UAB * Memphis at SMU * UCF at Houston * East Carolina at UCF * Tulane at UAB * Marshall at Tulane * SMU at Houston Wed., January 21 * Memphis at UTEP * Marshall at UAB * East Carolina at Houston Sat., February 7 * Rice at SMU * Tulane at Memphis * SMU at Marshall * UCF at East Carolina * Southern Miss at UAB * Tulsa at Rice * Rice at Memphis * Rice at Houston * UTEP at Southern Miss * Southern Miss at UCF * Tulane at Marshall Tue., February 24 * Tulsa at Tulane * UAB at Southern Miss * Tulane at Southern Miss * Denotes Conference USA game * UTEP at UAB * UTEP at Tulsa ESPN Game Day, Spokane, Wash. Wed., February 25 Sat., January 24 Memphis at Gonzaga * Marshall at East Carolina * East Carolina at SMU Cal State Bakersfi eld at SMU * Houston at Tulsa * Rice at UAB * Rice at UCF * Tulsa at UTEP Tue., February 10 * SMU at UTEP Houston at Arizona Rio Grande at Marshall Memphis at Tennessee Montana State at Southern Miss Wed., February 11 * East Carolina at Tulane Sun., January 25 * Houston at SMU * Marshall at UCF * Tulsa at Memphis * Southern Miss at Rice Tue., January 27 * UCF at UTEP * Marshall at Southern Miss Opponent Media Information UAB EAST TENNESSEE STATE OLD DOMINION SMU TENNESSEE STATE SID: Aaron Jordan SID: Michael White SID: Carol Hudson Jr. SID: Herman Hudson SID: Zena Lewis Offi ce: (205) 934-0722 Offi ce: (423) 439-4220 Offi ce: (757) 683-3372 Offi ce: (214) 768-1304 Offi ce: (615) 963-5922 Press Row: (205) 934-0720 Press Row: (423) 439-5329 Press Row: (757) 683-5596 Press Row: (214) 768-7742 Press Row: (615) 963-7616 E-Mail: [email protected] E-Mail: [email protected] E-Mail: [email protected] E-Mail: [email protected] E-Mail: [email protected] Website: uabsports.com Website: etsubucs.com Website: odusports.com Website: SMUMustangs.com Website: tsutigers.com BOSTON UNIV. HOUSTON OLE MISS SOUTHERN MISS TULANE SID: Scott Ellis SID: Jeff Conrad SID: Joey Jones SID: Jack Duggan SID: Roger Dunaway Offi ce: (617) 353-2163 Offi ce: (713) 743-9410 Offi ce: (662) 915-7526 Offi ce: (601) 266-4503 Offi ce: (504) 862.8240
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