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Table of Contents 001-012_Intro_07-08mbb.qxp 11/27/2007 10:43 AM Page 1 Table of Contents Roster . 2 2006-07 Review Hurricane Quick Facts Schedule . 3 Review . 94 University Name. University of Miami Season Outlook . 4-5 Results and Attendance . 95 Location. Coral Gables, Fla. Preseason Notes . 6-7 Founded . 1925 Statistics . 96 President Shalala . 8 Enrollment . 15,011 Game-by-Game Statistics . 97 Nickname . Hurricanes Paul Dee . 9 Points-Rebounds-Assists . 98 School Colors . Orange (PMS 1665), Compliance . 10-11 Game-by-Game Highs . 99 . Green (PMS 3435) and White Athletic Administration. 12 Superlatives . 100 Arena . BankUnited Center UNIVERSITY Season Recaps and Boxscores. 101-117 2007-08 Capacity. 7,000 Coaching Staff ACC Final Standings/Tournament. 118 Affiliation . NCAA Division I Frank Haith, Head Coach . 14-16 ACC Individual Overall Leaders. 119-120 Conference . Atlantic Coast (ACC) President. Dr. Donna E. Shalala Jorge Fernandez, Associate Head Coach . 17 ACC Individual ACC Game Leaders . 121-122 Alma Mater (Year) . Western College Jake Morton, Assistant Coach . 18 . for Women (1962) Michael Schwartz, Assistant Coach . 19 History Athletic Director . Paul Dee Darren Cohen, Dir. of Basketball Operations . 20 UM History . 124-134 Alma Mater (Year) . Florida (1970) Support Staff . 20 Postseason Tournament Teams. 135-139 Athletic Department Phone . 305-284-3822 Toby Lane, Assoc. Dir. of Basketball Operations . 21 Postseason Results . 140 Ticket Office Phone . 800-468-8691 Team Managers . 21 1,000-Point Club . 141-144 Medical and Athletic Training Staff . 22 Basketball History Hurricane Captains . 145 First Year of Basketball. 1926 Strength and Conditioning Staff . 23 All-Conference Honors . 146 Overall Record . 789-618 (.561) Academic Support Staff . 23 All-Americans . 147 NCAA Tournaments (Last) . 5 (2002) Athletic Department Staff . 24 Retired Jerseys . 148 NIT Appearances (Last) . 8 (2006) Players Selected in NBA Draft . 149 Last Postseason (Round) . 2006 NIT (Quarterfinals) Meet the Hurricanes Hurricane Lettermen . 150-151 Result . L, 71-65 vs. Michigan Brian Asbury . 26-27 All-Time Overtime and 100-Point Games . 152 Dwayne Collins . 28-29 In the National Rankings. 153 Coaching Staff Head Coach. Frank Haith James Dews . 30-31 Against Ranked Opponents. 154-155 Alma Mater (Year) . Elon (1988) Landon Glover . 32-33 On National TV . 156 Record at UM (Years) . 46-49 (3) Jimmy Graham . 34-35 Career Record (Years). 46-49 (3) Raymond Hicks . 36-38 Records Associate Head Coach . Jorge Fernandez Anthony King . 39-41 Team Records. 158 Assistant Coaches . Jake Morton, Michael Schwartz Jack McClinton . 42-43 Individual Game Records . 159-160 Director of Basketball Operations . Darren Cohen Fabio Nass. 44-45 Assoc. Dir. of Basketball Operations . Toby Lane Individual Season Records . 161-162 Jonathan Stratton. 46-47 Athletic Trainer . Wes Brown Individual Career Records . 163-164 Strength and Conditioning . Mac Calloway Adrian Thomas. 48-49 Hurricane Head Coaches . 165 Administrative Assistant . Karen Taylor Julian Gamble . 50 Year-by-Year Results . 165 Basketball Office Phone. 305-284-2680 Lance Hurdle. 50 Year-by-Year Statistical Leaders . 166-167 Cyrus McGowan . 51 Year-by-Year Team Statistics . 168-170 Team Information Eddie Rios. 51 Home Attendance . 171 2006-07 Overall Record . 12-20 Year-by-Year Home Record . 171 ACC Record (Finish). 4-12 (12th) Starters R/L . 3/2 University Series Records . 172-173 Letterwinners R/L . 9/5 This is Miami . 54-55 Series Opponents . 174-180 Newcomers. 3 The University of Miami . 56-57 Yearly Results . 181-189 Academic Success . 58-59 Media Information Athletic Excellence. 60-61 Media Asst. AD for Communications . Mark Pray UM Facilities . 62-63 Media Policies. 192 Assistant SID (Basketball) . Margaret Belch BankUnited Center . 64-65 Sports Information Staff. 192 Email. [email protected] BankUnited Center Events . 66-67 Phone. 305-284-3241 TV/Radio Coverage . 193 Fax . 305-284-2807 UM Traditions. 68-69 Media Coverage . 194-195 Website . hurricanesports.com Building a New Tradition . 70-71 Map and Directions . 196 Press Row Phone. 305-284-2111 Preparing for the Next Level . 72-73 Seating Chart . 197 Mailing Address . UM Sports Information Office Strength and Conditioning . 74-75 Ticket Information . 197 5821 San Amaro Dr. Player Development . 76-77 Hotels and Transportation. 198 Coral Gables, FL 33143 Media Exposure. 78-79 Radio/TV Spot Chart. 200 The 2007-08 University of Miami Basketball Media Guide was published by the University of Miami Sports ACC Information Office. Copyright © 2007. The Atlantic Coast Conference . 82 Editor: Scott Moody • Design: Etta Schaller 2007-08 ACC Composite Schedule. 84-85 Cover Design: Scott Moody 2008 ACC Championship Bracket . 86 Contributors: Margaret Belch, Kashae Foster, Brandon Gross, Esther Lee, Meghan McKinsey, Sam Henderson, Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce, Connie Mack, Carol Opponents Recicar, Lisa Rubin, Rob Wilson, Pedro Vargas, Alexandra.
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