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W W W . C O L L E G E I N S I D E R . C O M / S H O T S Angela Lento, CollegeInsider.com Mark Prosser, Wofford Seth Greenberg, Virginia Tech [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 781.255.1894 864.597.4115 540.231.6299 w w w . c o l l e g e i n s i d e r . c o m / s h o t s FIRST ROUND SCHEDULE HEAD COACHES Matchups to be contested Nov. 15-21 EAST REGION Jeff Bzdelik (Wake Forest) vs. Tim Miles (Colorado State) Chris Mack (Xavier) vs. Greg Kampe (Oakland) Brad Brownell (Clemson) vs. Will Brown (Albany) Tommy Dempsey (Rider) vs. Ed Cooley (Fairfield) Jamie Dixon (Pittsburgh) vs. Randy Bennett (St. Mary's) Dave Calloway (Monmouth) vs. John Dunne (St. Peter's) Buzz Williams (Marquette) vs. Bobby Marlin (Louisiana-Lafayette) Ted Woodward (Maine) vs. Mike Young (Wofford) WEST REGION Bill Self (Kansas) vs. Ben Jacobson (Northern Iowa) Ron Everhart (Duquesne) vs. Geno Ford (Kent State) Sean Miller (Arizona) vs. Danny Kaspar (Stephen F. Austin) Ernie Zeigler (Central Michigan) vs. Steve Pikiell (Stony Brook) Rick Stansbury (Mississippi State) vs. Rick Byrd (Belmont) Ron Hunter (IUPUI) vs. Milan Brown (Holy Cross) Brad Stevens (Butler) vs. Phil Martelli (Saint Joseph's) Mark Phelps (Drake) vs. Tom Moore (Quinnipiac) HEAD COACHES Matchups to be contested Nov. 22-30 NORTH REGION Ed Conroy (Tulane) vs. Mike Gillian (Longwood) Mike Brey (Notre Dame) vs. John Giannini (La Salle) Patrick Knight (Texas Tech) vs. Billy Kennedy (Murray State) Kermit Davis (Middle Tennessee) vs. Steve Alford (New Mexico) Steve Hawkins (Western Michigan) vs. Tubby Smith (Minnesota) Lon Kruger (UNLV) vs. Bob McKillop (Davidson) Cameron Dollar (Seattle) vs. Billy Donlon (Wright State) Fred Hoiberg (Iowa State) vs. Keno Davis (Providence) SOUTH REGION John Beilein (Michigan) vs. Gary Stewart (UC Davis) Jim Larranaga (George Mason) vs. Mike Lonergan (Vermont) Josh Pastner (Memphis) vs. Buzz Peterson (UNC-Wilmington) Bo Ryan (Wisconsin) vs. Greg McDermott (Creighton) Bruiser Flint (Drexel) vs. Brad Greenberg (Radford) Kerry Keating (Santa Clara) vs. Seth Greenberg (Virginia Tech) Horace Broadnax (Savannah State) vs. Robbie Laing (Campbell) Jeff Capel (Oklahoma) vs. Jason Hooten (Sam Houston State) ASSISTANT COACHES Matchups to be contested Nov. 15-21 NORTH REGION Darnell Archey (Butler) vs. Jamie Kachmarik (UNC-Wilmington) Rob Senderoff (Kent State) vs. Dick Bender (Clemson) Kevin Gamble (Providence) vs. Eric Eaton (Quinnipiac) Greg Gard (Wisconsin) vs. Kareem Richardson (Drake) Adrian Autry (Virginia Tech) vs. Carmen Maciariello (Fairfield) Saddi Washigton (Oakland) vs. Clayton Bates (Wright State) Billy Hahn (West Virginia) vs. Will Bailey (La Salle) Matt O'Brien (Vermont) vs. Kevin Baggett (Rider) SOUTH REGION Rick Croy (St. Mary's) vs. Greg Grensing (UNLV) Eric Konkol (George Mason) vs. DeMarlo Slocum (Colorado State) Craig Neal (New Mexico) vs. Steve Merfeld (Creighton) Scott Monarch (Marquette) vs. Kellen Sampson (Stephen F. Austin) Saul Smith (Minnesota) vs. Al Pinkins (Middle Tennessee) Ben Johnson (Northern Iowa) vs. Jeff Dunlap (Western Michigan) Greg Gray (Duquesne) vs. Bruce Hamburger (St. Peter's) Ritchie McKay (Virginia) vs. Charles Baker (Campbell) ASSISTANT COACHES Matchups to be contested Nov. 22-30 EAST REGION Kurtis Townsend (Kansas) vs. Kevin Nosek (UC Davis) Darren Kohne (Central Michigan) vs. Alvin Brooks III (SHSU) Stan Jones (Florida State) vs. Mark Prosser (Wofford) Cedric Smith (Radford) vs. Andy Fox (Tulane) LaVall Jordan (Michigan) vs. Winston Smith (Drexel) Jeremy Friel (Albany) vs. Tahj Holden (Monmouth) Yasmir Rosemond (Seattle) vs. James Ware (Santa Clara) Eric Skeeters (South Florida) vs. Michael Huger (George Mason) WEST REGION Elwyn McRoy (Iowa State) vs. Amir Abdur Rahim (Murray State) Tim Fudd (Longwood) vs. Jay Gibbons (Savannah State) Martin Inglesby (Notre Dame) vs. Dan Englestad (Holy Cross) Rusty LaRue (Wake Forest) vs. Jim Fox (Davidson) Marcus Grant (Mississippi State) vs. Brian Ayers (Belmont) Brock Morris (Louisiana-Lafayette) vs. Dan Richard (Stony Brook) Brooks Jennings (Texas Tech) vs. Jason Buckner (IUPUI) Mark Bass (Saint Joseph's) vs. Chris Markwood (Maine) .
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