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ON THE COVER (across bottom, L to R): TABLE OF CONTENTS SENIORs matt basford, daniel falcon, Inside Front.....2006-07 Schedule/Credits jason boone, chael clark, 1 ...... Table of Contents/Quick Facts michael decorso 2 ...... A Distinguished Private University 3 ...... Senior Administration Bios 4-7 ...... Athletic Administration Bios 8 ...... Head Coach Joe Nesci 9 ...... Assistant Coaches 10-11...... Looking Ahead: 2006-07 Preview 12 ...... Media Information/Broadcast Schedule 13 ...... The Squad: 2006-07 Roster 14-22...... Meet the Team: Player Bios 23 ...... Looking Back: 2005-06 Season Review 24 ...... 2005-06 Results/Statistics 25 ...... 2005-06 UAA Honors and Awards 26 ...... 2005-06 UAA Leaders 27 ...... UAA Record Book 28-31...... The Record Book (UAA/NYU/Coles) 32-33...... NYU vs. Opponents/Team Awards /All-Met Awards 34 ...... NYU Yearly Records ON THE back COVEr: 2006-07 pre-season all-american 35 ...... Violets in the Pros/NYC Hall of Fame senior jason boone 36 ...... NYU Athletics Hall of Fame 37 ...... Varsity Athletes Reunion 38-39...... Meet the 2006-07 Opponents 40 ...... Facilities: Coles and Palladium Inside Back...... 2006-07 Team Picture

NEW YORK UNiVERSITY MEN’S BASKETBALL QUICK FACTS Location------New York, NY Founded------1831 Enrollment------40,004 President------John Sexton Nickname------Violets Colors ------Purple and White Mascot------Bobcat National Affiliation------NCAA Division III Conference------University Athletic Association Home Court (Capacity)------Coles Sports Center (1,900) Head Coach------Joe Nesci Alma Mater------Brooklyn College (1979) Overall Record (Years)------315-147 (19th Season) Assistant Coaches------Seth Peloso (5th season) ------Randie Torgalski (3rd season) ------Cal Ramsey (24th season) Basketball Office Phones------(212) 998-2053, 2057 2006-07 Captain------Jason Boone 2006-07 Assistant Captains------Matt Basford, Chael Clark 2005-06 Record------18-7 2005-06 UAA Record (Finish)------7-7 (4th place) Letterwinners Returning/Lost------9/8 Starters Returning/Lost------4/1 Newcomers------6

0607_MENS_MG_v8.indd 1 11/9/2006 5:54:37 PM new york university a distinguished private university

he founding of New York Students come to the the narrow, winding streets of the University in 1831 by a group University from all 50 states and 150 Village and discover shops and Tof eminent private citizens foreign countries, and when they boutiques, restaurants and cafes, was a historic event in American arrive at NYU they find a remarkable theatres and galleries. education. In the early 19th century, “campus of the city.” Twenty-six The Jerome S. Coles Sports a major emphasis in higher education residence halls offer a warm and & Recreation Center and the was on the study of Greek and friendly home-away-from-home. In Palladium Athletic Facility enable Latin, with little attention to modern addition to encountering outstanding all NYU students – from varsity or contemporary subjects. The faculty in the classroom and an athletes to those wishing to swim or founders of New York University extraordinary range of academic workout between classes – to take intended to enlarge the resources, newcomers part in an active sports program. scope of higher education to find themselves in a For those who are sports fans, meet the needs of persons dynamic setting for these venues offer exciting athletic aspiring to careers in study and learning. events pitting NYU teams against business, industry, science, Violet banners their competitors, many of whom and the arts, as well as are members of the University law, medicine, and the Athletic Association, a league ministry. The opening of of eight major urban research the University of London universities with an emphasis on in 1828 convinced New academic achievement, stretching Yorkers that their city, too, should from Brandeis University in Boston have a university. to Emory University in Atlanta. The first president of New The success of York University’s governing council, New York University grad- Albert Gallatin, and his co-founders uates can be seen in their said that the new university was to exceptional record of be a “national university” that would c o l o r f u l l y m a r k t h e admission to the nation’s provide a “rational and practical buildings housing NYU. most prestigious graduate education for all.” The result of Behind these banners are and professional schools; the founders’ foresight is today an unsurpassed resources: in the number of careers institution of higher education at eight libraries holding well launched; and in the the forefront of America’s urban over three million books; the Courant achievements of alumni who are research universities. Of the more Institute of Mathematics; Tisch leaders in business, government and than 3,000 colleges and universities School of the Arts; the Institute of Fine the arts - every sphere of public life. in America, New York University is Arts; cultural and foreign language New York University graduates one of the 58 private institutions centers; sophisticated computer are represented in positions of that are members facilities; and art leadership and influence throughout of the distinguished galleries. These the nation: Jonas Salk, developer Association of resources, among of the first polio vaccine; John J. American Uni- many others, blend Creedon, President of Metropolitan versities. Among with the educational Life Insurance Company; Albert its stellar – and environment of one Sabin, developer of the oral polio accessible – faculty of the greatest cities vaccine; Lamar Alexander, former are recipients of in the Western World. governor of Tennessee and one-time the Nobel, Abel, New York City – the presidential candidate; Laurence A. and Pulitzer Prizes; international center Tisch, former Chief Executive Officer the MacArthur, of finance, culture of CBS; Alan Greenspan, the long- Guggenheim, and communications time chair of the Federal Reserve; a n d F u l b r i g h t – offers unmatched Dr. Robert K. Jarvik, developer of Fellowships; and Academy and internship possibilities and job the first successful artificial heart; Emmy Awards. opportunities. Joseph Heller, novelist; Larry Rivers, The University includes 14 Student life centers around artist; film directors Spike Lee, Martin schools, colleges, and divisions at Washington Square in the heart of Scorcese and Oliver Stone; Henry six major centers in Manhattan. In historic Greenwich Village. Nearly A. Grunwald, former Ambassador addition, the University operates 300 NYU clubs and organizations to Austria; Constance Baker-Motley, branch campus programs in provide students with the opportunity the first black woman appointed as Westchester County at Manhattanville to share interests and discover new a United States district judge; and College and in Rockland County at ones. When not busy with university George D. Wald, Nobel laureate in Dominican College. life, students can also explore biology.

0607_MENS_MG_v8.indd 2 11/9/2006 5:54:38 PM senior administration john sexton, christopher bledsoe

JOHN SEXTON Christopher Bledsoe PRESIDENT Director of Athletics, Intramurals and Recreation

John Edward Sexton, the Christopher Bledsoe became fifteenth President of New York New York University’s Director of University, also is the Benjamin Athletics, Intramurals and Recreation Butler Professor of Law and NYU in September 1996. Prior to joining Law School’s Dean Emeritus, NYU, he served as the Director of having served as Dean for 14 years. Athletics and Intramurals at Pace He joined the Law School’s faculty University in Pleasantville, NY, from in 1981, was named the School’s 1988-1996. Dean in 1988, and was designated Under Bledsoe’s direction, the University’s President in 2001. NYU’s newest athletics facility, the President Sexton is a fellow of Palladium, opened in September the American Academy of Arts and 2002. The 80,000 square foot facility Sciences and a member of both the includes swimming pools, courts, Association of American University climbing walls, exercise equipment, Presidents (where he is a member and entertains between 1,300-1,800 of the Executive Committee) and members per day. The Palladium the Council on Foreign Relations. houses NYU’s men’s and women’s He was the founding Chair of the swim teams, a 16-person athletics Board of NASD Dispute Resolution, department staff, and includes a 16- and now is the Chairman of the Board of the Federal Reserve story student residence facility. Bank of New York and Chair of the Federal Reserve Systems At NYU, Bledsoe directs an athletics program that includes Council of Chairs. He serves as Vice Chair of the Board for 24 varsity sports, 19 club sports, 13 intramural sports, and a the New York Academy of Sciences and as the Treasurer of recreation program that includes over 500 class offerings. the Commission of Independent Colleges and Universities of In addition to the Palladium, NYU’s other main facility NY. While Dean of the Law School he was President of the is the Jerome S. Coles Sports and Recreation Center, which Association of American Law Schools. holds 1,900 spectators for basketball and also hosts the Violets’ President Sexton received a B.A. in History (1963) from volleyball, wrestling, fencing, and tennis teams. Fordham College; an M.A. in Comparative Religion (1965) Bledsoe, who earned a bachelor of science degree and a Ph.D. in History of American Religion (1978) Fordham from Fairfield University in 1980 and a master University; and a J.D. magna cum laude (1979) from Harvard of business administration degree from Pace Law School. in 1992, was also a director of the Metropolitan He is an author of the Friedenthal, Miller, Sexton, Hershkoff Intercollegiate Basketball Association (MIBA), Civil Procedure: Cases and Materials. He also is the author of the former sponsoring body of the National Redefining the Supreme Court’s Role: A Theory of Managing Invitation Tournament. the Federal Court System (a treatment of the Supreme Court’s From January 2000 through January case selection process) in addition to several other books, 2004, Bledsoe served on the NCAA Division III numerous chapters, Management Council. While articles and Supreme a member of the council, he Court briefs. was also a member of the He holds hon- Academic Issues subcommittee orary degrees from and the Strategic Planning Fordham University, subcommittee. Bledsoe also Saint Francis College, served as chair and management and Katholieke Uni- council representative to the v e r s i t e i t L e u v e n . NCAA Division III Membership The student editors Committee. A member of the o f N Y U ’s A n n u a l NCAA joint subcommittee on Survey of American the future of Division III athletics, Law dedicated their Bledsoe also served as acting chair of the Volume 60 in his honor. He was named by Emory University the NCAA Division III Infractions Committee. Prior “Outstanding High School Debate Coach of the Last 50 Years” to his NCAA Division III Management Council for work he did from 1960-1975. He has been the honoree at appointment, Bledsoe served as a member of the the Harvard Law Review Annual Banquet, and has been named NCAA Division II Management Council transition “Alumnus of the Year” both at Fordham and at his high school, team while at Pace in 1995 and 1996. Brooklyn Prep. After joining the Pace athletics staff in Before coming to NYU, President 1980 as the Assistant to the Director, Bledsoe subsequently Sexton served as Law Clerk to Chief served as Assistant Athletic Director and Assistant Athletic Justice Warren Burger of the United Director/Sports Information Director before being elevated States Supreme Court (1980-1981), to Director. During his years at Pace, Bledsoe also served and to Judges David Bazelon and as chair of the New York Collegiate Athletic Conference, Harold Leventhal of the United States and as President of the Mideast Collegiate Conference, the Court of Appeals (1979-1980). For Liberty Football Conference, and the Big Apple Basketball 10 years (1983-1993), he served as Conference. In addition, he served as the ECAC Vice Special Master Supervising Pretrial President and a member of their Executive Council and Proceedings in the Love Canal Finance Committee. Litigation. From 1966-1975, he was a A native of Dubuque, Iowa, and raised in Milwaukee, Professor of Religion at Saint Francis Wisconsin, Bledsoe currently resides in LaGrangeville, NY, College in Brooklyn, where he was with his wife, Marlene Stager, and their sons Jordan, Dylan Department Chair from 1970-1975. and Ethan.

0607_MENS_MG_v8.indd 3 11/9/2006 5:54:39 PM associate directors janice Quinn, FRANK SICIGNANO

janice quinn Frank Sicignano associate Director for Athletics, Associate Director of Athletics, Intramurals HEAD COACH WOMEN’S BASKETBALL and Recreation

ow in her 20th season as head rank Sicignano joined New York coach of New York University’s University as Associate Director Nwomen’s basketball team, of Athletics, Intramurals and Janice Quinn is in her sixth year as F NYU’s Associate Director of Athletics. Recreation in November 2002. She had served the department as A m o n g h i s n u m e r o u s an Assistant Director for 14 years responsibilities at NYU, Sicignano before earning the promotion prior to serves as financial officer and human the 2001-02 academic year. resources representative for the Quinn is responsible for all Department of Athletics. He is also day-to-day management of the the head supervisor of all of the intercollegiate program, including the Department’s athletic facilities. supervision of coaches, coordination of playing and practice seasons, Prior to his arrival at NYU, schedule planning, and travel. She Sicignano served as University supervises NYU Hall of Fame and Director of Auxiliary Services at Pace Violet Booster Club activities, the University in Pleasantville, NY. While annual NYU Golf Outing and other there, Sicignano was responsible for fundraising events, department video productions, and all planning and preparation of revenue and expense budgets for varsity special competitions and events. Quinn coordinates the the Residence Life/Campus Activities, Athletics, Counseling, department’s Student-Athlete Advisory Committee and serves and Dean for Students Offices, in support of the Vice President on the University Athletic Association Delegates and Athletic Administrator’s Advisory committees. of Student Services Division. Quinn began her association with NYU in 1981 as a A 1987 Pace graduate with a degree in business student-athlete, playing four years for the Violets’ basketball administration, Sicignano also earned a master of business team. She then served two seasons as an assistant coach administration degree from Pace in 1992. He also played before becoming the head women’s basketball coach in 1987. varsity baseball for the Setters, and subsequently served as a Quinn became the first Violet women’s basketball player to graduate assistant coach. score 1,000 points and was inducted into NYU’s Hall of Fame A native of Brooklyn, NY, Sicignano currently resides in in 1993. Pleasantville with his wife Karen and their three children. Quinn earned her dual baccalaureate degree with honors in economics and metropolitan studies from NYU in 1985 and was a member of Omicron Delta Epsilon, the economics honor society. She earned a master’s degree in finance and management from NYU’s Wagner School of Public Service and the Stern School of Business. Her master’s thesis specialized in health care in low-income neighborhoods of the South Bronx and included special research for the United Hospital Fund. In addition to her administrative duties, Quinn continues to direct a national-caliber women’s basketball program. She has compiled a 412-112 (.786) record in 19 seasons as head coach. Her teams have reached the NCAA Tournament 12 times and have made postseason appearances in each of her 19 seasons, including 1997 when the Violets won the Division III National Championship. Last season, she led the Violets to an NCAA Tournament berth. Quinn has received New York State Coach of the Year honors five times and Metropolitan Basketball Writers’ Association honors 10 times. And, in 1998, Quinn received the Ron Anderson Sportsmanship Award from the Metropolitan Collegiate Officials’ Association for her “display of the true essence of sport and competition.” ON HAND TO RECIEVE THE ECAC INSTITUTE OF THE A native of Bay YEAR AWARD, THE NYU DELEGATION IS FLANKED Shore, NY, Quinn is one of BY ECAC COMMISIONER STEVE BAMFORD (l) AND six children (she has four NCAA PRESIDENT MYLES BRAND (r) brothers and one sister) of James and Therese. She currently resides in Manhattan.

2006 grad jared kildare WITH head coach joe nesci (L) AND director of athletics CHRIStopher BLEDSOE (R)

0607_MENS_MG_v8.indd 4 11/9/2006 5:54:41 PM assistant directors jeff Bernstein, noah LeFevre, gail Stentiford, CARL VILLANUEVA

Jeff Bernstein Noah D. LeFevre Gail Stentiford Carl Villanueva Assistant athletic director Assistant Director of Assistant Director for Assistant Director FOR COLES for Sports Information Athletics Recreation OPERATIONS & MANAGEMENT

The 2006-07 academic year Noah D. LeFevre is in his sixth The 2006-07 academic year In June 2006, Carl Villanueva marks Jeff Bernstein’s eighth as New year as Assistant Director of Athletics marks Gail Stentiford’s 23rd as a received a title change and York University’s Assistant Athletic at New York University. He is involved Director for Sports Information. He with all of NYU’s varsity athletic teams member of New York University’s was named Assistant Athletic joined the NYU staff in October 1999 and programs in numerous capacities, athletic department staff and her Director – Coles Operations and following 11 years at Manhattan including marketing, facilities, event 22nd as the Assistant Director of Management for the Jerome S. College, where he served as the management, sponsorships, retail Recreation. Her duties include Coles Sports & Recreation Center Director of Sports Media Relations. operations, budgeting, and capital designing, managing and directing at New York University. At NYU, Bernstein’s respon- projects. LeFevre, who is responsible Having served as Operations sibilities include assisting in the for all aspects of NYU’s home varsity the recreation program which administration of the athletics depart- contests, oversees game management annually serves 17,000 students, Manager for the previous nine ment, publicizing the activities of the and event staffing, and has served faculty, alumni, family, and years, Villanueva remains Violets’ 24 varsity teams, producing as tournament director for several community members of the Coles responsible for all day-to-day all of the athletic publications, and postseason championships. Sports Center, the Palladium management of the athletics overseeing the maintenance of the In 2005, LeFevre and members Athletic Facility, and the Chelsea facility, including the supervision department’s website. In 2003, the NYU of the Student Athletic Advisory men’s basketball media guide received Committee created the “Tear It Up!” Piers Sports Complex. of support staff, coordination of CoSIDA’s “Best of the Nation” honors. campaign in an effort to effectively Stentiford also hires and facility scheduling, and planning. Bernstein, who serves on NYU’s market intercollegiate athletics to the supervises 100-150 recreation He is also responsible for the Administrative Management Council NYU community. The program includes instructors and 35 club sport coordination o f g a m e - d a y and the Student Affairs Professional game attendance promotions, as well coaches annually. She oversees management for all of NYU’s Development Committee, is a 1982 as in-game contests. the exercise prescription program, varsity contests. graduate of St. John’s University with Under LeFevre’s direction, a bachelor of science degree in athletic the Sweat-n-Shop, the NYU athletic as well as home basketball game Villanueva began his administration. department’s sole retail outlet, was promotions and half-time special affiliation with NYU’s Department Bernstein began his work in created in 2003. The shop is the events. of Athletics in 1983 as a student intercollegiate athletics as the Sports department’s public store for athletic Stentiford, who also serves employee in the equipment Information Director at Hunter College apparel, sporting equipment and as the coach for the cheerleaders, room. Beginning in 1989, he has from 1982-88. While there, he also nutrition goods. served as an Assistant Equipment served as the Director of Media Relations LeFevre also manages the day- dance team, mascots, and pep for the City University of New York. to-day operations of the 80,000 square band, is a 1967 graduate of Manager and Equipment Manager, From 1988-99, Bernstein worked foot PAF, which averages 2,200 patron Springfield College with a bachelor before beginning as the Operations at Manhattan College, an NCAA Division visits per day. His responsibilities of science degree in physical Manager. I program in Riverdale, NY. In addition include budget planning, resource education. She earned a master’s I n a d d i t i o n t o h i s to overseeing all public relations activities allocation, revenue production and of arts degree in recreation and administrative duties, Villanueva for their 19 varsity teams, Bernstein also management, creation and maintenance served as the executive producer for the of the PAF website, and supervision of leisure from NYU in 1987 and a took over as head coach of NYU’s college’s radio, television and internet over 200 full- and part-time staff. sixth-level certificate in leisure club baseball team in 1996. He basketball broadcasts. From 2002-05, LeFevre also counseling in 1989. had originally served as an The former Public Relations worked with the National Invitational P r i o r t o j o i n i n g t h e assistant coach after baseball Director for the Westchester Apples of Tournament (NIT), assisting with department of athletics, Stentiford was reinstated in 1991 as a the United States Basketball League, selection meetings, practices schedules, was an adjunct faculty instructor club program. Today, the team Bernstein also served as a press and serving as a site representative. chief at the 1998 Goodwill Games in LeFevre served four years as in NYU’s School of Continuing competes against local varsity New York City. He’s a former softball an assistant basketball coach at the and Professional Studies and a programs and in the National columnist for New York Newsday, Collegiate School, as the Dutchmen program director for the Fitness Club Baseball Association. The and currently works part-time for the compiled a 96-19 record and were New Instructor Certification Program 2001-02 team finished 17-11, the Associated Press. York State class B finalists in 1996. He in the School of Continuing squad’s most successful season B e r n s t e i n , w h o s e r v e s also served as head baseball coach since the program was reinstated. as treasurer for the Metropolitan (the youngest in New York State at that Education. Basketball Writers’ Association, earned time), and assistant basketball coach at Before coming to NYU, The 2002-03 squad earned its fifth- the organization’s “Mike Cohen Good Friends Seminary in Manhattan. Stentiford worked at the Kings Bay consecutive winning season with a Guy Award” in 2003, an honor that is A 1997 honors graduate of YHMA in Brooklyn. While there, she 15-13 record. presented annually “to someone who NYU’s College of Arts & Science, served as an assistant supervisor Villanueva, who earned has been especially friendly and helpful LeFevre also holds a master’s degree of health and physical education, his undergraduate degree in to the media, often going above and in sports management from NYU. beyond to make their jobs easier and His thesis project addressed how the a gymnastics coach, a program communications from NYU in more pleasant.” quest for BCS football revenue drives director for children’s aquatics and 1989, also earned a master’s A member of the United States all aspects of certain intercollegiate gymnastics, and as an instructor for degree in liberal studies with a Basketball Writers’ Association (USBWA), athletic programs at the Division I- parent-child gymnastics, aerobics, concentration in management from the National Association of Collegiate A level. LeFevre is also currently aqua-aerobics, yoga, and senior NYU in 1992. Directors of Athletics (NACDA), and the pursuing an MBA from NYU’s Leonard adult fitness. A New York City native, College Sports Information Directors N. Stern School of Business. of America (CoSIDA), Bernstein was Presently, LeFevre is instructing Stentiford, whose favorite Villanueva currently resides in elected to the Eastern College Athletic academic courses in the sports color is purple and loves coffee ice Aberdeen, New Jersey, with his Conference (ECAC-SIDA) Board of management school at NYU. The cream, is a Manhattan resident. wife Jacqueline and their children Directors as its Chairman of Membership curriculum for his classes includes Nicholas, Carly and Christopher. Services in 2004. a sports marketing and branding A native of Brooklyn, NY, program, as well as a sports finance Bernstein currently resides in Montclair, and investment course. New Jersey, with his wife Jennifer and LeFevre is single and resides on their son Benjamin Thomas. the Upper East Side of Manhattan.

0607_MENS_MG_v8.indd 5 11/9/2006 5:54:43 PM staff sam albert, brian falzarano, denise fergus, peter krasny

SAM ALBERT Brian Falzarano DENISE FERGUS PETER KRASNY Violet Booster Club Assistant Sports ACADEMIC AFFAIRS Facility and Events Coordinator Information Director ADVISOR Manager

Sam Albert joined the Brian Falzarano joined Denise Fergus is in her Peter Krasny is in his first year New York University athletic the New York University athletic second year as Academic Affairs as Facility & Events Manager with department in August 2006 as the department as the Assistant Advisor at New York University. New York University’s Department Violet Booster Club Coordinator. Sports Information Director in Her duties include monitoring of Athletics, Intramurals and He is responsible for organizing August 2006. Among his many the academic progress of NYU’s Recreation. athletics-related alumni events, responsibilities, Falzarano will student athletes, providing support Among his many respon- as well as reaching out to former assist with publications, statistical services, and serving as the sibilities, Krasny is in charge of NYU student-athletes to make operations and publicity efforts for department’s NCAA Compliance the day-to-day operation of the sure they remain part of the Violet the Violets’ 18 NCAA Division III Officer. Fergus also serves as the Palladium Athletic Facility (PAF). athletics family. intercollegiate varsity programs. athletics liaison to the academic He oversees the facility, the full- Albert arrived at NYU after He will also help maintain the side of the University. time operational and equipment serving as the athletic operations athletics department website. Fergus has served in several room staff, and over 200 student and facilities assistant at the Falzarano comes to NYU similar roles at other distinguished employees. Krasny also handles University of North Carolina in after serving as the Director of universities. At Drexel University, building matters, scheduling and Chapel Hill, NC, from 2004-06. Sports Information at William she held the position of Program patron concerns. He performed game management Paterson University in Wayne, Manager for the LeBow College Krasny is also the on- duties and supervised event staff New Jersey, from 2001 through of Business-Graduate Studies site event manager for all of the at home athletic contests in a 2006. His duties included and was responsible for providing Violets’ home varsity events and 28-sport, NCAA Division I athletic production of publications and a wide range of student services championships. He oversees department. In addition, he was generating publicity for all 18 of the functions for all LeBow MBA game management and staffing actively involved in the planning Pioneers’ NCAA Division III teams. students participating in online at each of NYU’s venues, which and hosting of several NCAA Falzarano’s front-cover design of courses. She also held the title include the Jerome S. Coles and Atlantic Coast Conference the 2003-04 women’s basketball of Academic Coach/Consultant Sports & Recreation Center (for tournaments. guide earned him the “Best in for the Athletics ACHIEVE Center basketball, fencing, volleyball, and A 2001 graduate of the Nation” award from CoSIDA. for Student Athletes, where she wrestling), the PAF (swimming, University of Rochester with a P r i o r t o h i s s t i n t a t coached student-athletes on diving, water polo), Pier 40 degree in biology, Albert was William Paterson, Falzarano priorities, time management, test (soccer), Van Cortlandt Park (cross a four-time University Athletic covered collegiate, high school taking, and study techniques. country), and the 168th St. Armory Association (UAA) t r a c k and professional athletics as a Prior to her stint at Drexel, (track & field). champion. He earned UAA All- sportswriter for the Herald News Fergus was the Academic Advisor A 1999 graduate of Vassar Academic honors three times and in West Paterson, NJ, from 1994- and Student-Athlete Mentor at College with a bachelor’s degree received the athletic department’s 2001. He has also written for The Northeastern University. She also in English, Krasny was a four-year John Vitone Award, given to Record (NJ), The Dallas Morning served as an assistant coach of the member of the Brewers’ men’s the senior who best exemplifies News, CBS Sportsline, Fox Sports Huskies’ men’s and women’s track soccer team. As a youth, Krasny sportsmanship and leadership in Online, and Lindy’s Sports Annuals & field and cross country teams. trained in the New York State intercollegiate athletics. Albert college preview magazines. F e r g u s , w h o e a r n e d Olympic Development Program also worked in Rochester’s Sports Falzarano is a 1997 graduate her undergraduate degree in and earned a bronze medal in Information Office. of Montclair State University, where psychology from St. Joseph’s 1993 as part of the U.S. Juniors Following his graduation, he earned a bachelor of science (PA) University in 2002, was a team at the Maccabiah Games Albert served as an assistant degree in history. captain and four-year member in Israel. coach for the Yellowjackets’ men’s He is a native and resident of of the Hawks’ cross country and Krasny, who earned a and women’s cross country and Rutherford, NJ. track & field teams. She went on master’s degree in sports business track & field programs from 2001- to earn a master’s degree in applied management from NYU in 2006, 04. While there, he helped guide educational psychology with a currently resides in Brooklyn 20 student-athletes to school concentration in college student with his wife Jenna and their son records and then to All-American development and counseling from Elias. status. Northeastern in 2004. An avid skier, Krasny is a Albert also earned a A native of Philadelphia, native of East Williston, NY. master’s degree in education from Pennsylvania, Fergus currently Rochester in 2002 and in sport resides in Brooklyn, NY. administration from North Carolina in May 2006. A native of Buffalo, NY, Albert currently resides in Astoria, NY.

0607_MENS_MG_v8.indd 6 11/9/2006 5:54:44 PM staff nikki webb, shannon Morrow, claire Mueller, derick okolie

NIKKI WEBB coordinator of athletic SHANNON MORROW CLAIRE MUELLER training athletic trainER athletic trainER

Nikki Webb joined the New Shannon Morrow joined the Claire Mueller joined New York University athletic department NYU athletic training staff in August York University as an athletic as its Coordinator of Athletic 2005. She works mainly with New trainer in September 2004. She Training in September 2006. She York University’s women’s soccer, continues to work mainly with the is responsible for directing and women’s basketball and men’s men’s and women’s volleyball overseeing the prevention and volleyball teams. teams, as well as the wrestling treatment of all athletic injuries. Prior to joining the staff, team. Webb has five years of Morrow spent one year as an Mueller worked in a part- experience on the NCAA Division assistant athletic trainer at Saint time capacity in her first year at I level. In 2005-06, she worked Leo University, a NCAA Division NYU, mainly covering general at Columbia University and II school in Tampa, Florida. training room hours. was primarily responsible for She spent the previous two A 2004 cum laude graduate the daily medical coverage and years as an assistant trainer at of Springfield College, Mueller was injury rehabilitation for the men’s Northeastern University in Boston, a NCAA qualifer, as well as a two- basketball, track & field and Massachusetts, working primarily time Northeast Women’s and Men’s cross-country teams. She also with the women’s soccer, men’s Athletic Conference Champion served as an instructor in the basketball and men’s baseball (100 and 200 backstroke) while physical education department teams. competing for the Pride’s varsity and conducted a weekly sports A 2002 magna cum laude swimming team. medicine clinic at the Student graduate of Northeastern, Morrow Mueller earned a bachelor Health Service for the general earned a bachelor of science of science degree in athletic student population. degree in athletic training. training and is currently pursuing Prior to her stint at Columbia, A native of Rochester, New a master’s degree in public health Webb worked as both the head Hampshire, Morrow currently nutrition (with a concentration in athletic trainer (2003-05) and resides in Flushing, NY, with Diego nutrition) at NYU. associate trainer (2001-03) at the Garcia and their one-year-old son, A native of Newburgh, NY, University of South Florida, where Jackson. Mueller currently resides in the she graduated with a bachelor Murray Hill section of Manhattan. of science degree in wellness leadership in 1998. Webb oversaw coverage and rehabilitation for the Bulls’ men’s basketball program. In addition, she covered men’s and women’s golf and sailing, coordinated daily training room management and pre-season physicals for more than 400 student-athletes, and supervised derick okolie a full-time assistant and seven team manager graduate assistants. Webb earned a master’s degree in education from Elmira College in 2001, where she served 6-3 • sophomore as the assistant athletic trainer corona, ny st. francis prep from 1999-2001. • In 2006, Webb presented sports management a case study at the College Athletic Trainer’s Society Spring Symposium detailing a men’s basketball player struggle with kidney cancer. She has also worked with the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency, the Special Olympics and the U.S. Soccer National Coaching School as a medical coordinator. A native of Tampa, FL, Webb currently resides in Manhattan with her husband Gedney. The newlyweds were married on September 16, 2006.

0607_MENS_MG_v8.indd 7 11/9/2006 5:54:45 PM head coach joe nesci 18th season (315-147 overall, 140-106 UAA)

The 2006-07 season marks nesci’s numbers Joe Nesci’s 19th year as the head men’s basketball coach year-by-year at New York University. During UAA UAA his tenure, the Violets have Year W L Pct. Finish Record produced 17 winning seasons, 1988-89* 6 5 .545 5th 2-4 have made 11 post-season appearances (including seven- 1989-90 16 11 .592 5th 7-7 consecutive NCAA Tournament 1990-91 16 10 .615 3rd (Tie) 8-6 bids from 1992-98), and have 1991-92• 22 5 .815 2nd 10-4 compiled an overall 315-147 1992-93•• 23 3 .885 1st 12-2 (.682) record. 1993-94••• 25 5 .833 1st 12-2 Last season, the Violets 1994-95• 22 5 .815 2nd 10-4 recorded an overall mark of 18-7 1995-96• 19 8 .704 3rd 10-4 and placed fourth with a 7-7 record 1996-97• 19 8 .704 2nd (Tie) 9-5 in the University Athletic Association 1997-98• 17 9 .654 3rd 8-6 (UAA). NYU also debuted on the D3hoops.com Poll at #24. Individually, several of Nesci’s players earned distinction in 1998-99e 17 9 .654 5th 7-7 ’05-06. Junior Jason Boone, who led the team in scoring (15.9), 1999-00 14 11 .560 4th (Tie) 7-8 rebounding (9.3) and field goal percentage (68.8), was named 2000-01E 18 10 .643 4th (Tie) 7-8 UAA Co-Player of the Year and D3hoops.com All-East Player of 2001-02 14 11 .560 4th 7-7 the Year. He was chosen to the National Association of Basketball 2002-03 12 13 .480 7th 3-11 Coaches (NABC) Division III East All-District Team, named 2003-04E 21 7 .750 3rd 8-6 Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) Division III Metro 2004-05e 16 10 .615 5th 6-8 Second Team All-Star, and First Team All-Metropolitan. Also 2005-06 18 7 .720 4th (Tie) 7-7 under Nesci’s direction, senior Jared Kildare became a Second Totals 315 147 .682 --- 140-106 (.569) Team All-UAA selection and set NYU’s single-game (14) and single-season (185) * Became head coach after 17 games marks for assists. Kildare • NCAA Division III Regional Semifinalist finished his career with 1,191 •• NCAA Division III Sectional Semifinalist points, tied for 13th all-time in ••• NCAA Division III National Runner-up Violet history. Junior Michael e ECAC Metro Championship Participant DeCorso also earned Second E ECAC Metro Championship Runner-up Team All-UAA honors. Nesci’s Violets were just as successful off the court last season, as four team for the second consecutive season members earned UAA Winter after successfully defending their Sport All-Academic honors. 1992-93 title. Nesci, whose NYU head- These accolades notwith- coaching career began during standing, the 1994-95 season may the middle of the 1988-89 season, has now coached the second- well have offered the strongest most games in team history (462). Only NYU Hall of Famer evidence of Nesci’s impressive Howard Cann (641) has coached more games for the Violets. coaching skills. After losing all five Nesci, along with fellow NYU coaching greats Cann and starters from the 1993-94 team, Lou Rossini, also holds the distinction of having led his team Nesci took an inexperienced group of to the NCAA Final Four. Cann guided the ‘44-45 team to the players and led them to a 22-5 record National Championship Game with a lineup that included a first-round led by Dolph Schayes, before the Violets fell to NCAA Tournament win. Oklahoma A&M (now known as Oklahoma State), Nesci now owns the 49-45. Rossini’s ‘59-60 team, with Tom “Satch” best winning percentage Sanders scoring 21.3 points per game, also (.682) of any NYU men’s advanced to the Final Four, but lost to Ohio State coach with at least 50 76-54 in the semifinals. victories, and is second on In 1993-94, Nesci led the all-time wins list (behind NYU to the Division III National Cann’s 411). His teams Championship Final (a 66-59 have also amassed a 140- overtime loss to Lebanon Valley 106 (.569) record in UAA College) as the Violets won competition. the UAA Championship and a Nesci joined the NYU staff as an assistant coach school-record 25 games. As a in June 1984 and took over as head coach in January result of the Violets’ tremendous 1989. That squad went 6-5 under his guidance and 16-12 success that season, Nesci was overall. honored by the Metropolitan Nesci began his coaching career at Xavier High School Basketball Writers’ Association in Manhattan, where he was Chairman of Physical Education as the Division III Coach of the from 1982-87. Year. It was the third consecutive A 1979 graduate of Brooklyn College with a degree in year Nesci received the award after earning Co-Coach of health, Nesci and his wife Jane have three children: Alyssa the Year honors the previous two seasons. Nesci and his (who currently attends NYU), Andrew and Amanda. The assistants were also named UAA Coaching Staff of the Year family currently resides on Staten Island, NY.

0607_MENS_MG_v8.indd 8 11/9/2006 5:54:48 PM assistant coaches seth peloso, randie torgalski, cal ramsey

seth peloso randie torgalski cal ramsey Assistant Basketball Coach Assistant Basketball Coach Assistant Basketball Coach The 2006-07 season marks Seth Randie Torgalski is in his third season One of New York City’s most visible Peloso’s fifth as an assistant coach of the as an assistant men’s basketball coach at basketball greats, Cal Ramsey enters New York University men’s basketball New York University. His responsibilities with his 24th season as a member of the team. Recruiting, scouting, maintaining the team include assisting head coach Joe Violets’ basketball staff. Ramsey, who a weight training/conditioning program, Nesci in all facets of the program. also served NYU as Assistant Director of and on-floor coaching are among his Last season, Torgalski helped lead the Alumni Relations for 20 years, received many responsibilities with the team Violets to an 18-7 overall record and a 7-7 mark the NYU President’s Alumni Achievement Last season, Peloso helped lead in the University Athletic Association (UAA). Award in 2004 for his contributions to his the Violets to an 18-7 overall record In his first season at NYU, the Violets alma mater. and a 7-7 mark in the University Athletic went 16-10 overall, had a 6-8 mark in the UAA “Cal’s wealth of experience is a big Association (UAA). and received a berth in the Eastern College plus for our program,” said head coach Joe In 2004-05, the Violets went 16- Athletic Conference Metro Championship Nesci. “He is always there for our players, 10 overall, had a 6-8 mark in the UAA Tournament. both on and off the court.” and received a berth in the ECAC Metro Prior to joining the NYU staff, Torgalski A 1959 graduate of NYU’s School of Championship Tournament. served as an assistant coach at Hamilton Commerce, Ramsey earned All-America “Seth has been a tireless recruiter College from 1999-2004. During that span, status as a senior. He still holds a number and talent evaluator for our program,” he helped lead the Continentals to an of Violet hoop records, including rebounds said head coach Joe Nesci. “His hard overall 95-39 record, including three UCAA in a game (34 vs. Boston College), season work is paying off, as our young talent (Upstate Collegiate Athletic Conference) rebound average (19.6), career rebounds has been an important part of our Championships and three NCAA Tournament (1,101), and career rebound average success.” appearances. During his tenure at Hamilton, (17.5). He is seventh on NYU’s all-time Prior to his arrival at NYU, Peloso the coaching staff earned UCAA Coaching scoring list with 1,275 points. served as an assistant coach at Case Staff of the Year honors three times. Following his collegiate career, Western Reserve University (2001-02) A 1999 graduate of the University of Ramsey moved on to the NBA and and at Stevens Institute of Technology Rochester, Torgalski was a four-year starter played for the St. Louis Hawks, New (2000-01). He also served as the head at point guard for the Yellowjackets. An York Knicks and Syracuse Nationals. He strength and conditioning coach at Honorable Mention All-UAA selection and currently works for the Knicks as Director of Stevens. team captain as a senior, he helped lead Special Events and Community Relations A 1998 graduate of Plymouth Rochester to an overall 57-46 record, as well Representative. Also a former television State College with a degree in exercise as to two NCAA Tournaments and one ECAC commentator for the Knicks and the City science and fitness rehabilitation, Peloso Tournament. Torgalski, who graduated with University of New York, and a radio analyst served as a captain for the Panthers’ a degree in psychology, finished second in for St. John’s University, Ramsey was basketball team. He earned the team’s assists (519) and 10th in three-pointers (80) inducted into the NYU Athletics Hall of “Durand Award” for his leadership on Rochester’s all-time career lists. Fame in 1978 and into the New York City abilities as he guided Plymouth State to “We are fortunate to have Randie Basketball Hall of Fame in 1994. one NCAA Tournament bid and to two on our coaching staff,” Nesci said. “His Ramsey’s dedication, service ECAC Tournament appearances. years as an assistant at Hamilton College and contributions to the New York Certified by the National Strength as a top-notch practice coach and hard- City basketball scene have not gone and Conditioning Association and the working recruiter certainly helped prep him unrewarded. In 2002, he received the American Red Cross, Peloso earned for the excellent work he’s done with our National Invitation Tournament’s (NIT) Man a master’s degree in exercise science program.” of the Year Award, while in April 2005, he from Cleveland State University in While at Hamilton, Torgalski also received the Distinguished Service Award 2006. served as head junior varsity basketball from the Metropolitan Basketball Writers’ A native of Portsmouth, New coach during the 2000-01 season. He Association. Hampshire, Peloso and his newlywed assisted with Hamilton’s men’s and women’s Currently, Ramsey serves on the bride Hayley reside in Manhattan. tennis teams from 1999-2001, and served as advisory board of the Frank McGuire an assistant baseball coach in 2001. Foundation, which provides grants to high A member of the National Association school coaches who exemplify the spirit and of Basketball Coaches and the New York qualities that McGuire displayed during his State Basketball Coaches’ Association, coaching career. Ramsey also currently Torgalski is a native of Hamburg, NY, and is serves on the Board of Trustees for the currently pursuing a master’s degree in sports Children’s Aid Society and is a member of management from Virginia Commonwealth the Friar’s Club. University. A native of Selma, Alabama, Ramsey Torgalski, his wife Robyn and daughter resides in Manhattan. Alyssa Rose reside in Manhattan.

0607_MENS_MG_v8.indd 9 11/9/2006 5:54:50 PM looking ahead 2006-07 season preview

ll of the ingredients are leading on defense. The Violets 6-7, 250-lb. veteran proved in place for New York permitted opponents to shoot just himself as a strong low-post AUniversity’s m e n ’ s 40.1 percent in 2005-06, good for option capable of helping Boone basketball team (18-7, 7-7 in 31st in Division III. shoulder the offensive, defensive 2005-06) to enjoy a banner The 6-6, 257-lb. Boone and rebounding responsibilities. season. Nine of the Violets’ (15.9 ppg, 9.3 rpg, 2.4 bpg, 68.6 top-10 players return, including FG%) commands the focus senior center and 2005-06 of opposing game plans with University Athletic Association his ability to score down low, (UAA) Co-Player of the Year rebound and alter shots. He Jason Boone. Also, there are ranked second nationally in five seniors providing leadership field goal percentage, 20th in and a cast of newcomers and blocked shots per game and transfers providing 19th-year 34th in rebounds per contest last head coach Joe Nesci with plenty season. He enters this year as a of options. bonafide All-America candidate. “We have four starters back, “Jason draws a lot of and we added a lot of pieces that attention on the offensive end could potentially provide us with of the floor, whether it be double “Danny worked extremely a lot of depth,” Nesci observed. teams or how teams set up hard in the off-season to get “We have a chance to be a much their defense,” Nesci noted. himself ready and make his deeper basketball team than we “He is difficult to contend with senior year a great one,“ Nesci were last year.” offensively and he certainly revealed. P a r a m o u n t t o N Y U ’s can put a lot of points on the Look for 6-5 senior Chael success will be keeping Boone board.” Clark (5.4 ppg, 5.0 rpg) and 6-9 and senior forward Daniel junior Mike McGee (4.8 ppg, 3.7 Falcon healthy, as the rpg) to also see big minutes up Violets’ greatest strength front. Nesci also likes the prospects lies in their rugged of sophomore John Mish, a 6-8 frontcourt play. Both are transfer from Catholic University capable of taking charge who helped the Cardinals reach offensively, while also the NCAA Division III Tournament. Jesse Greenberg, a returning 6-4 sophomore, will be relied upon for his athleticism and junior tom white quickness. The biggest question for the Violets comes at point guard, where there are three prospects to replace Jared Kildare, the program’s all-time junior michael magee leader in assists. Junior C h a r l i e P a r k e r w a s Kildare’s primary backup in 2005-06. He is a As with Boone, Falcon steady, unselfish player whose (11.9 ppg, 9.1 rpg, 63.0 experience may give him the FG%) is also a threat to inside track on a starting spot. record a double-double However, Nesci thinks that a pair every game. In the 12 of 6-2 freshmen, Matt Wilson and games he played last year Zach Kuba, could vie for valuable before getting injured, the minutes. senior michael decorso 10

0607_MENS_MG_v8.indd 10 11/9/2006 5:54:51 PM “I expect that our experienced transfers in 6-3 Ricky Butler, an players at the other positions will accurate shooter who arrives be a great help to whomever will from Menlo College (CA), and be playing at the point guard 6-4 Naeem Mahmood, who led position,” Nesci said. Hunter College in scoring with NYU’s floor general will 13.7 points per game last year. have the opportunity to set Freshman Keith Jensen, a 6-3 up a pair of sharpshooters in small forward, will also contend seniors Mike DeCorso and Matt for playing time. Basford. The 6-4 DeCorso NYU opens its season at (14.2 ppg, 5.3 rpg, 44.2 FG%, home on November 18 against 37.4 three-point FG%) was a Alfred University in the NYU Tip-Off Second Team All-UAA selection Tournament, which also includes last season. Meanwhile, the Moravian College and Emerson 6-2 Basford (9.4 ppg, 44.1 College. Non-conference tests will three-point FG%) ranked 40th include home dates with SUNY in Division III in three-point field Potsdam on November 21 and senseiornior ma jatts obnasf bordoone goal percentage. Stevens Institute of Technology on “ We ’ r e c e r t a i n l y looking for them to build off what they did last year and take their games to the next level,” Nesci stated. The 6-0 junior Tom White played a limited role a year ago. “An excellent shooter,” according to Nesci, White will be counted on to supply backcourt depth. Also watch for a pair of junior

senior daniel falcon

December 4. After hosting SUNY Old Westbury, Baruch College junior charlie parker and Clark University in the NYU Christmas Tournament on December 29-30, the Violets will welcome the College of Mount St. Vincent to the Coles Sports Center on January 2. “All the players and coaches are really excited about the season,” Nesci admitted. The Violets begin their UAA slate on January 5 at Carnegie Mellon University.

senior jason boone senior chael clark 11

0607_MENS_MG_v8.indd 11 11/9/2006 5:54:52 PM media information protocol, broadcast schedule, outlets

Media Information and Protocol

PRESS FACILITIES: Press seating is available opposite the player benches and the scorer’s table on the south side of the Coles Sports Center Fieldhouse. Please call the Sports Information Office at least 48 hours in advance if you plan on covering the game. Telephones are available before, during and after the game in the Sports Information Office. Visiting radio stations must call in advance in order to secure a phone line, which is located on the north side of Coles Center Natatorium level.

STATISTICS: A full NCAA box score, including running play-by-play, will be available in the Sports Information Office shortly after the conclusion of each game.

INTERVIEWS: All interviews must be arranged through the Sports Information Office. Post-game interviews will take place following a 10- minute cooling-off period. Please contact the Assistant Athletic Director for Sports Information, Jeff Bernstein, at 212-998-2031, or by email at [email protected], to schedule coach and/or player interviews at all other times.

NYU BASKETBALL AVAILABLE LOCALLY AND WORLDWIDE All home New York University men’s & women’s home basketball games will be available to listeners via the internet at www.nyu.edu/athletics or at www.wnyu.org. In addition, several of the games will be broadcast over WNYU-FM (89.1) radio and can be heard in all five New York City boroughs and beyond.

Several away games will also be broadcast by the home school at the web addresses listed below.

2006-07 Broadcast Update:

Saturday 11/18 Tip-Off Tournament: vs. Alfred University 1:00 PM www.wnyu.org Sunday 11/19 Tip-Off Tournament Third-Place 1:00 PM or 3:00 PM www.nyu.edu/athletics or Championship Game Tuesday 11/21 vs. SUNY Potsdam 7:00 PM 89.1FM & www.wnyu.org Saturday 12/2 vs. Medgar Evers College 1:00 PM www.nyu.edu/athletics Monday 12/4 vs. Stevens Institute of Technology 7:00 PM www.nyu.edu/athletics Friday 12/29 Christmas Tournament vs. SUNY Old Westbury 6:00 PM www.nyu.edu/athletics Saturday 12/30 Christmas Tournament Third-Place 2:00 PM or 4:00 PM www.wnyu.org or Championship Game Tuesday 1/2 Doubleheader Men/Women vs. College of Mount St. Vincent 3:00 PM & 5:00 PM www.nyu.edu/athletics Friday 1/5 Doubleheader Women/Men @ Carnegie Mellon 6:00 PM & 8:00 PM www.wrct.org Sunday 1/7 Doubleheader Men/Women @ University of Rochester 12:00 PM & 2:00 PM www.wysl1040.com Saturday 1/13 Doubleheader Women/Men @ Brandeis University 1:00 PM & 3:00 PM www.wbrs.org Monday 1/15 Doubleheader Women/Men vs. Hunter College 5:00 PM & 7:00 PM 89.1FM & www.wnyu.org Sunday 1/19 Doubleheader Women/Men vs. Emory University 6:00 PM & 8:00 PM www.nyu.edu/athletics Sunday 1/21 Doubleheader Men/Women vs. Case Western Reserve U. 12:00 PM & 2:00 PM www.wnyu.org Friday 1/26 Doubleheader Women/Men @ University of Chicago 6:00 PM & 8:00 PM (CST) whpk.uchicago.edu Sunday 1/28 Doubleheader Men/Women @ Washington University 12:00 PM & 2:00 PM (CST) www.kwur.com Friday 2/2 vs. Washington University 8:00 PM www.nyu.edu/athletics Sunday 2/4 Doubleheader Men/Women vs. University of Chicago 12:00 PM & 2:00 PM www.wnyu.org Friday 2/9 vs. University of Rochester 8:00 PM 89.1FM & www.wnyu.org Sunday 2/11 Doubleheader Men/Women vs. Carnegie Mellon University 12:00 PM & 2:00 PM www.nyu.edu/athletics Friday 2/16 Doubleheader Women/Men @ Case Western Reserve U. 6:00 PM & 8:00 PM www.case.edu/athletics Sunday 2/18 Doubleheader Men/Women @ Emory University 12:00 PM & 2:00 PM www.go.emory.edu Saturday 2/24 Doubleheader Women/Men vs. Brandeis University 2:00 PM & 4:00 PM www.wnyu.org

(CST) indicates Central Standard Time

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0607_MENS_MG_v8.indd 12 11/9/2006 5:54:52 PM meet the team 2006-07 roster

numerical ROSTER the breakdown

# Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown / High School 00 Daniel Falcon Sr. F 6-7 250 River Vale, NJ / Don Bosco Prep 1 Ricky Butler Jr. G 6-3 190 Santa Monica, CA / Saint Monica by class 10 Matthew Wilson Fr. G 6-2 180 The Woodlands, TX / The John Cooper School Senior...... 5 12 **Matt Basford Sr. G 6-2 180 Flemington, NJ / Hunterdon Central Regional Junior...... 5 15 Michael DeCorso Sr. F 6-4 215 Freehold, NJ / Colts Neck Sophomore...... 2 20 Zach Kuba Fr. G 6-2 190 Pittsburgh, PA / Shady Side Academy Freshman...... 3 21 Charlie Parker Jr. G 6-1 187 Brooklyn, NY / Poly Prep by position 22 Tom White Jr. G 6-0 185 Brielle, NJ / Manasquan Center...... 2 23 Jesse Greenberg So. F 6-4 210 Naples, FL / Community School of Naples Guard...... 6 24 Naeem Mahmood Jr. F 6-4 195 Pine Brook, NJ / Montville Forward...... 7 31 Michael Magee Jr. C 6-9 230 Balwyn, Victoria (AUS) / Xavier College (AUS) NYU BASKETBALL AVAILABLE LOCALLY AND WORLDWIDE 33 **Chael Clark Sr. F 6-5 218 Dunmore, PA / Dunmore by height 34 *Jason Boone Sr. C 6-6 257 Sugar Loaf, NY / Warwick Valley 6-0...... 1 All home New York University men’s & women’s home basketball games will be available to listeners via the internet at 42 John Mish So. F 6-5 200 Holland, PA / Holy Ghost Prep 6-1...... 1 www.nyu.edu/athletics or at www.wnyu.org. In addition, several of the games will be broadcast over WNYU-FM (89.1) radio 44 Keith Jensen Fr. F 6-4 215 San Diego, CA / Rancho Bernardo 6-2...... 3 and can be heard in all five New York City boroughs and beyond. 6-3...... 1 6-4...... 4 Several away games will also be broadcast by the home school at the web addresses listed below. Head Coach: Joe Nesci (19th season) Assistant Coaches: Seth Peloso, Randie Torgalski, Cal Ramsey 6-5...... 2 6-6...... 1 2006-07 Broadcast Update: Team Manager: Derick Okolie 6-7...... 1 Saturday 11/18 Tip-Off Tournament: vs. Alfred University 1:00 PM www.wnyu.org 6-9...... 1 Sunday 11/19 Tip-Off Tournament Third-Place 1:00 PM or 3:00 PM www.nyu.edu/athletics * captain or Championship Game ** assistant captain by state/country Tuesday 11/21 vs. SUNY Potsdam 7:00 PM 89.1FM & www.wnyu.org Saturday 12/2 vs. Medgar Evers College 1:00 PM www.nyu.edu/athletics Australia...... 1 Monday 12/4 vs. Stevens Institute of Technology 7:00 PM www.nyu.edu/athletics California...... 2- Friday 12/29 Christmas Tournament vs. SUNY Old Westbury 6:00 PM www.nyu.edu/athletics Florida...... 1 Saturday 12/30 Christmas Tournament Third-Place 2:00 PM or 4:00 PM www.wnyu.org New Jersey...... 5 or Championship Game ALPHABETICAL ROSTER New York...... 2 Tuesday 1/2 Doubleheader Men/Women vs. College of Mount St. Vincent 3:00 PM & 5:00 PM www.nyu.edu/athletics Pennsylvania...... 3 Friday 1/5 Doubleheader Women/Men @ Carnegie Mellon 6:00 PM & 8:00 PM www.wrct.org Texas...... 1 Sunday 1/7 Doubleheader Men/Women @ University of Rochester 12:00 PM & 2:00 PM www.wysl1040.com # Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown / High School Saturday 1/13 Doubleheader Women/Men @ Brandeis University 1:00 PM & 3:00 PM www.wbrs.org Monday 1/15 Doubleheader Women/Men vs. Hunter College 5:00 PM & 7:00 PM 89.1FM & www.wnyu.org 12 **Matt Basford Sr. G 6-2 180 Flemington, NJ / Hunterdon Central Regional by MAJOR Sunday 1/19 Doubleheader Women/Men vs. Emory University 6:00 PM & 8:00 PM www.nyu.edu/athletics 34 *Jason Boone Sr. C 6-6 257 Sugar Loaf, NY / Warwick Valley Anthropology...... 1 Sunday 1/21 Doubleheader Men/Women vs. Case Western Reserve U. 12:00 PM & 2:00 PM www.wnyu.org 1 Ricky Butler Jr. G 6-3 190 Santa Monica, CA / Saint Monica Communications...... 2 Friday 1/26 Doubleheader Women/Men @ University of Chicago 6:00 PM & 8:00 PM (CST) whpk.uchicago.edu 33 **Chael Clark Sr. F 6-5 218 Dunmore, PA / Dunmore Sunday 1/28 Doubleheader Men/Women @ Washington University 12:00 PM & 2:00 PM (CST) www.kwur.com Economics...... 2 Friday 2/2 vs. Washington University 8:00 PM www.nyu.edu/athletics 15 Michael DeCorso Sr. F 6-4 215 Freehold, NJ / Colts Neck English/History...... 1 Sunday 2/4 Doubleheader Men/Women vs. University of Chicago 12:00 PM & 2:00 PM www.wnyu.org 00 Daniel Falcon Sr. F 6-7 250 River Vale, NJ / Don Bosco Prep Finance/Marketing...... 1 Friday 2/9 vs. University of Rochester 8:00 PM 89.1FM & www.wnyu.org 23 Jesse Greenberg So. F 6-4 210 Naples, FL / Community School of Naples Hotel Management...... 1 Sunday 2/11 Doubleheader Men/Women vs. Carnegie Mellon University 12:00 PM & 2:00 PM www.nyu.edu/athletics Sports Management...... 7 Friday 2/16 Doubleheader Women/Men @ Case Western Reserve U. 6:00 PM & 8:00 PM www.case.edu/athletics 44 Keith Jensen Fr. F 6-4 215 San Diego, CA / Rancho Bernardo Sunday 2/18 Doubleheader Men/Women @ Emory University 12:00 PM & 2:00 PM www.go.emory.edu 20 Zach Kuba Fr. G 6-2 190 Pittsburgh, PA / Shady Side Academy Saturday 2/24 Doubleheader Women/Men vs. Brandeis University 2:00 PM & 4:00 PM www.wnyu.org 31 Michael Magee Jr. C 6-9 230 Balwyn, Victoria (AUS) / Xavier College (AUS) pronunciation Chael...... KALE 24 Naeem Mahmood Jr. F 6-4 195 Pine Brook, NJ / Montville (CST) indicates Central Standard Time DeCorso ...... deh-KOR-so 42 John Mish So. F 6-5 200 Holland, PA / Holy Ghost Prep Jesse ...... JESS-ee 21 Charlie Parker Jr. G 6-1 187 Brooklyn, NY / Poly Prep Kuba...... KOO-bah 22 Tom White Jr. G 6-0 185 Brielle, NJ / Manasquan Mahmood ...... ma-MUHD 10 Matthew Wilson Fr. G 6-2 180 The Woodlands, TX / The John Cooper School Naeem...... nay-EEM Nesci...... NESH-ee Head Coach: Joe Nesci (19th season) Okolie...... OAK-lee Assistant Coaches: Seth Peloso, Randie Torgalski, Cal Ramsey Peloso...... peh-LOW-so Team Manager: Derick Okolie Torgalski...... tor-GAL-skee

* captain ** assistant captain

0607_MENS_MG_v8.indd 13 11/9/2006 5:54:52 PM the seniors matt basford

matt basford #12 Senior • G • 6-2 • 180 • Flemington, NJ • Hunterdon Central Regional H.S. • Communications

MATT is in his fourth season with the Violets...will serve as an assistant captain. 2005-06: Started all 25 games…was fifth on the team and 23rd in the UAA in scoring…finished fourth in the UAA in three-pointers and fifth in three-point field goal pct…scored a season-high 17 points vs. Case Western Reserve (2/3)…added 16 points vs. Brandeis (1/14) and vs. Carnegie Mellon (2/10)…set a career high with three assists on three occasions…tied career bests with two steals on six occasions and one block on three occasions…collected a season- high four rebounds vs. Emory (2/5)…tied a career high by playing 41 minutes vs. Mt. St. Vincent (1/2)… earned UAA Winter Sport All-Academic honors. 2004-05: Started 11 of the 25 games he played…placed fifth in the UAA in three-point field goal pct. and eighth in three-pointers made…scored a career-high 20 points on 7-9 shooting (including 6-8 from three-point range) vs. Emory (2/20)…collected a career-best five rebounds and established a career high by playing 41 minutes in the ECAC Metro Quarterfinals vs. Lehman (3/2)…recorded a season-best two assists vs. SUNY New Paltz (11/20) and vs. Carnegie Mellon (2/13)…registered one block on three occasions and one steal on nine occasions…made eight consecutive three-pointers over two games vs. Case Western Reserve (2/18) and Emory (2/20)…earned UAA Winter Sport All-Academic honors. 2003-04: Played mainly on NYU’s junior varsity squad, but did see action in nine varsity games…shot a perfect 4-4 from the foul line and scored a season-high four points vs. St. Joseph’s (12/9)…also established a personal best with two steals in that game…connected on his only field goal attempt in his intercollegiate debut (vs. New England on 11/22)…recorded a season-high one assist on three occasions…collected a season-best one rebound on three occasions…played a season-high five minutes vs. Polytechnic (11/23)…played a total of 24 minutes and did not commit a turnover. high school: Averaged 19.5 points per game, made a school-record 88% of his free throws, and shot 43% from three-point range as a senior...finished fifth on Hunterdon’s career scoring list with 1,032 points... set the school record with 238 career three-pointers... selected First Team All-West Jersey, First Team All- County, First Team All-Suburban, Express Times First Team All-Area, and Courier News Second Team All-Area...graduated among the top 25% of his senior class. academics: Enrolled in NYU’s Steinhardt School of Education. personal: Enjoys reading and writing novels.

Totals 3-PT YR G/GS FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT REB RPG AST TO BL ST PTS AVG 03-04 9/0 4-11 .364 2-6 .333 4-4 1.000 3 0.3 3 0 0 2 14 1.6 04-05 25/11 52-109 .477 45-98 .459 6-9 .667 26 1.0 16 21 3 9 155 6.2 05-06 25/25 76-176 .432 63-152 .414 21-26 .808 40 1.6 32 32 3 22 236 9.4 Totals 59/36 132-296 .446 110-256 .430 31-39 .795 69 1.2 51 53 6 33 405 6.9 14

0607_MENS_MG_v8.indd 14 11/9/2006 5:54:54 PM the seniors jason boone

jason boone #34 Senior • C • 6-6 • 257 • Sugar Loaf, NY • Warwick Valley H.S. • Communications

JASON is in his fourth season with the Violets...will serve as team captain. 2005-06: Started and played in 22 of the team’s 25 games (missed the last thee games due to injury)…voted UAA Co-Player of the Year and d3hoops.com East Region Player of the Year…named to the NABC (National Association of Basketball Coaches) Division III East All-District Team…ECAC Metro Second Team All-Star selection…led the Violets and was fifth in the UAA in scoring…finished first on the team and second in the UAA in rebounding…led the Violets (setting a team record) and the UAA, and placed second in the NCAA in field goal percentage…led the UAA and finished 20th in the NCAA in blocked shots…finished 14th in the UAA in free-throw percentage.…three-time UAA Athlete of the Week…three-time member of the PrestoSports/MBWA Honor Roll…selected MVP of the Drew University Rose City Classic (11/18-19) and the College of Staten Island Tournament (12/29-30)…scored a career-high 26 points and pulled down a season-high 14 rebounds in a personal-best 44 minutes vs. Carnegie Mellon (1/8)…also scored 26 vs. Emory (2/5)…had a career- high five assists vs. Westfield State (12/29)…blocked a personal-high six shots vs. Washington (1/20)…shot a perfect 7-7 from the field and scored 18 points in the championship game of the Rose City Classic…recorded 10 double-doubles…scored at least 20 points five times...scored in double figures 20 times, including each of his final 12 games…had a season-best two steals on three occasions. 2004-05: Played in all 26 games, 25 as a starter…earned Second Team All-UAA honors…finished first in the UAA in field goal percentage, second in blocks and 10th in rebounding…had 17 double-digit scoring games and five double-figure rebounding efforts…scored a season-high 20 points on 8-10 shooting vs. Case Western Reserve (2/18)…recorded five double-doubles, including 16-point, 11-rebound efforts vs. Nazareth (11/21) and Washington College (11/30)…also grabbed a season-high 11 rebounds vs. Washington University (2/4)…added a career-best three steals and reached a season high with four blocks in the Nazareth game…dished out a season-best three assists vs. Stevens Tech (12/4)…played a season-high 30 minutes on three occasions. 2003-04: Started all 28 games as a freshman…named UAA Rookie of the Year and earned Honorable Mention All- UAA accolades…led the Violets in rebounds, blocked shots and field goal pct…topped the UAA in field goal pct and finished among the leaders in offensive rebounds (2nd with 87), blocked shots (3rd) and rebounds (7th)…recorded four double-doubles, including 14 rebounds and a season-high 20 points vs. Carnegie Mellon (1/11)…scored 20 points and shot 8-9 from the field vs. Emory (1/30)…also shot 8-9 from the floor vs. Chicago (2/20)…played a season-high 34 minutes, collected a career-best 17 rebounds and scored 18 points vs. Emory (2/8)…produced 18 double-digit scoring efforts…blocked a season-high four shots in his collegiate debut (vs. New England on 11/22)…totaled a season-best two steals on three occasions…had a season-high four assists vs. Hunter (1/19). high school: Averaged 17.9 points, 12.2 rebounds and four assists per game as a senior...graduated as his school’s all-time leader in field goal percentage (.701) and blocked shots (4.9 bpg)...accumulated 792 career points despite playing only two varsity seasons...named captain, MVP and Outstanding Offensive Player as a senior…selected Outstanding Defensive Player as a junior and senior...Second Team All-Tri County…also played varsity football…served as president of the Peer Mediation Club. academics: Enrolled in NYU’s Steinhardt School of Education. personal: First Division III player ever selected to the NIT All-Star Team, which toured England and Ireland in the summer of 2005…member of the Hudson Valley gold-medal winning team at the 2006 Empire State Games…collector of rare African American Heritage stamps…plans to continue his basketball career after college.

Totals 3-PT YR G/GS FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT REB RPG AST TO BL ST PTS AVG 03-04 28/28 110-179 .615 0-1 .000 73-133 .549 198 7.1 29 66 45 20 293 10.5 04-05 26/25 120-196 .612 0-0 .000 42-93 .452 168 6.5 22 54 43 15 282 10.8 05-06 22/22 128-186 .688 1-1 1.000 92-142 .648 205 9.3 36 57 52 13 349 15.9 Totals 76/75 358-561 .638 1-2 .500 207-368 .563 571 7.5 87 177 140 48 924 12.2 15

0607_MENS_MG_v8.indd 15 11/9/2006 5:54:56 PM the seniors chael clark

chael clark #33 Senior • F • 6-5 • 218 • Dunmore, PA • Dunmore H.S. • Economics

chael is in his fourth season with the Violets...will serve as an assistant captain. 2005-06: Played in all 25 games, starting three times…finished third on the team and 15th in the UAA in rebounding…also finished third on the team in field goal pct…scored a career-high 17 points and set career highs in free throws made (7) and attempted (12) vs. Brandeis (1/14)…also grabbed a season-high nine rebounds in that game and in the previous game (1/8) vs. Carnegie Mellon …recorded career highs in minutes played (36) and steals (4) in that Carnegie Mellon matchup…also notched a double-digit scoring game (10 points) vs. Emory (2/5)…delivered a career-best four assists vs. Polytechnic (12/11)…had a season-high one block nine times…earned UAA Winter Sport All-Academic honors. 2004-05: Played in all 26 games as a non- starter…scored a season-high 11 points vs. Mt. St. Vincent (12/30)…recorded career bests of 10 rebounds and four blocks in a season-high 23 minutes vs. Case Western Reserve (1/23)…recorded a season-best two assists on three occasions…had one steal in eight different contests…scored 10 points and did not miss a shot (4-4 FG, 2-2 FT) in 14 minutes vs. Haverford (12/11)…earned UAA Winter Sport All-Academic honors. 2003-04: Played mainly on NYU’s junior varsity squad, but did see action in three varsity games… recorded his only varsity field goal vs. St. Joseph’s (12/9)…also played a season-high six minutes and recorded a season-best three rebounds in that game…appeared in the season-opener vs. New England (11/22) and grabbed his first collegiate rebound…also snared a rebound in the next game (vs. Polytechnic on 11/23). high school: Averaged 21 points, 10 rebounds, four assists, and two steals per game as a senior…scored 1,245 points during his three-year varsity career…served as team captain during his senior season and helped lead Dunmore to a 20-6 record…earned Times Tribune All-Scholastic Team honors…member of the National Honor Society. academics: Enrolled in NYU’s College of Arts and Science…minoring in pre-business. personal: Worked for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation as a volunteer…enjoys rap, free-styling, rock climbing, and playing the game “Risk” (“the game of world domination”).

Totals 3-PT YR G/GS FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT REB RPG AST TO BL ST PTS AVG 03-04 3/0 1-4 .250 0-0 .000 0-2 .000 5 1.7 0 4 0 0 2 0.7 04-05 26/0 43-88 .489 0-0 .000 12-21 .571 81 3.1 14 23 11 8 98 3.8 05-06 25/3 55-113 .487 0-1 .000 25-54 .463 124 5.0 30 28 9 22 135 5.4 Totals 54/3 99-205 .483 0-1 .000 37-77 .481 210 3.9 44 55 20 30 235 4.4 16

0607_MENS_MG_v8.indd 16 11/9/2006 5:54:58 PM the seniors michael decorso

michael decorso #15 Senior • F • 6-4 • 215 • Freehold, NJ • Colts Neck H.S. • Sports Management

michael is in his fourth season with the Violets. 2005-06: Played and started in 25 games…named Second Team All-UAA…PrestoSports/ MBWA Honor Roll selection in consecutive weeks (1/23 and 1/30)…UAA Athlete of the Week (1/23)…placed second on the team and ninth in the UAA in scoring…finished fifth in the UAA in three-pointers made per game, eighth in three-point field goal pct. and 13th in rebounding…member of the Rose City Classic (11/18-19) and NYU Thanks- giving (11/26-27) All-Tournament teams… scored a career-high 30 points, shooting 11-13 from the field and 5-6 from three-point range, vs. Emory (1/27)…scored 24 points and connected on six consecutive three-pointers vs. Hunter (1/16)…grabbed a career-best 10 rebounds in three different games…recorded three double-doubles…scored at least 20 points four times and reached double figures 19 times...totaled season highs of three assists and three steals vs. York (12/4)…recorded one blocked shot on five occasions…played a career-high 42 minutes vs. Mount St. Vincent (1/2). 2004-05: Played in 23 games and started 10…finished third on the team and 13th in the UAA in three-point pct…scored a season-high 18 points (6-9 FG, 3-5 3FG, 3-3 FT) and recorded his only block of the season vs. Nazareth (11/21)…grabbed a season-best eight rebounds in a season-high 33 minutes vs. Washington (1/30)…handed out a career-high five assists vs. Hunter (1/17)…recorded a career- best four steals vs. Washington (2/4)…was perfect from the foul line six times and only missed three free throws all season. 2003-04: Played in all 28 games as a Violet freshman and started the season-opener vs. New England (11/22)… earned Honorable Mention All-UAA accolades…finished second on the team and 12th in the UAA in three-pointers made…finished 11th in the UAA in field goal pct…scored a season-high 20 points (7-8 FG, 4-4 FT) vs. Chicago (1/25)…recorded a double- double with 10 points and a career-best 10 rebounds vs. Emory (2/8)…produced 12 double-digit scoring games…went 4-4 from three-point range and 6-8 from the field in his 17-point performance vs. Rochester (1/9)…also totaled a season-high three assists in that game and vs. Washington (1/23)…totaled a season-best three steals in the ECAC Metro Championship Game vs. Ramapo (3/7)…played a season-high 37 minutes vs. Rochester (2/15)… recorded one block on four occasions. high school: Averaged 18.6 points, seven rebounds and five assists per game as a senior… became Colts Neck’s first 1,000-point scorer (1,154 points)…four-year varsity starter…helped lead his team to a 22-4 record and to an ap- pearance in the Group II State Finals his senior year…named First Team All-Shore and All-Conference, and Second Team All-State Group II as a senior…First Team All-District selection in each of his final three seasons…member of the National Honor Society. academics: Enrolled in NYU’s School of Continuing and Professional Studies. personal: Worked as a beach lifeguard during the summer…owner of an extensive Pez collection.

Totals 3-PT YR G/GS FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT REB RPG AST TO BL ST PTS AVG 03-04 28/1 92-187 .492 42-91 .462 34-52 .654 112 4.0 23 35 4 15 260 9.3 04-05 23/10 62-140 .443 29-76 .382 17-20 .850- --71 3.1 26 24 1 13 170 7.4 05-06 25/25 130-294 .442 58-155 .374 36-59 .610 132 5.3 30 38 5 13 354 14.2 Totals 76/36 284-621 .457 129-322 .401 87-131 .664 315 4.1 79 97 10 41 784 10.3 17

0607_MENS_MG_v8.indd 17 11/9/2006 5:55:00 PM the seniors daniel falcon

daniel falcon #00 Senior • F • 6-7 • 250 • River Vale, NJ • Don Bosco Prep • Sports Management

daniel is in his fourth season with the Violets. 2005-06: Started the first 12 games before suffering a season-ending back injury…averaged career highs in points and rebounds…named to the NYU Thanksgiving (11/26-27) and the College of Staten Island (12/29-30) All-Tournament teams…scored a career-high 25 points on 12-14 shooting vs. Polytechnic (12/11)…also grabbed 11 rebounds in that game…snagged a career- best 17 boards and added 17 points (8-10 FG) and a season-high two steals in a career-high 36 minutes vs. Mt. St. Vincent (1/2)…also registered a double-double (17 points, 10 rebounds) and tied a career high with four assists vs. Westfield State (12/29)…scored in double figures six times…grabbed double- digit rebounds five times…tied a career best with three blocks in the season-opener vs. Ursinus (11/18). 2004-05: Played in 24 games and started two…received Honorable Mention All-UAA accolades…finished third on the team in blocks, rebounds and field goal pct…recorded two double-doubles with 14 points and 11 rebounds vs. Case Western Reserve (1/23), and 14 points and 10 rebounds in a season-high 25 minutes vs. Rochester (2/11)…also played 25 minutes and scored a season-high 17 points on 7-11 shooting vs. Chicago (2/6)…reached double-digits in scoring 12 times… grabbed a season-high 14 rebounds vs. Polytechnic (1/12)…blocked a season-high two shots on four occasions…was perfect from the foul line five times and connected on 11 in a row from 12/4 to 12/30…passed for a season-high three assists vs. Carnegie Mellon (2/13)…totaled a season-high three steals vs. Emory. 2003-04: Played in all 28 games during his rookie campaign, all as a non-starter…earned UAA Athlete of the Week honors (12/15)…scored a season-high 23 points in only 13 minutes vs. St. Joseph’s (12/9)…tallied 20 points on 9-12 shooting from the field vs. Carnegie Mellon (2/13)…played a season-high 26 minutes and recorded a double-double with 19 points (on 8-9 shooting from the field), and a season-best 13 rebounds vs. John Jay (3/3)…recorded six double-digit scoring efforts…established a career high with four assists vs. Rochester (2/15)…also totaled a career-best four steals vs. Rochester (1/9)…set a career high with three blocks vs. Washington (2/22). high school: Averaged 16 points and 4.2 rebounds per game for his three-year varsity career...three-year starter...First Team All-County selection as a junior...Second Team All-County choice as a sophomore and senior...helped lead his team to the championship and selected MVP of the Bergen County Jamboree as a junior. academics: Enrolled in NYU’s School of Continuing and Professional Studies. personal: Interested in cars and music…served an internship at Adidas… wants to play basketball overseas following his NYU career.

Totals 3-PT YR G/GS FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT REB RPG AST TO BL ST PTS AVG 03-04 28/0 94-201 .468 0-0 .000 42-62 .677 163 5.8 22 40 14 21 230 8.2 04-05 24/0 84-142 .592 0-0 .000 49-69 .710 138 5.8 16 38 19 13 217 9.0 05-06 12/12 63-100 .630 0-1 .000 17-40 .425 109 9.1 13 29 10 5 143 11.9 Totals 64/12 241-443 .544 0-1 .000 108-171 .632 410 6.4 51 107 43 39 590 9.2 18

0607_MENS_MG_v8.indd 18 11/9/2006 5:55:02 PM the veterans Michael Magee, charlie parker

michael magee #31 Junior • C • 6-9 • 230 • Balwyn, Victoria (AUS) • Xavier College (AUS) • English/History

Michael is in his third season with the Violets. 2005-06: Played in all 25 games, starting the final 11…finished fifth on the team in rebounding…established one-game career highs in points (16), rebounds (10) and blocks (2) vs. Case Western Reserve (2/3)…hit the game-winning, buzzer-beating three-pointer vs. Chicago (1/22)…scored in double figures three times, including back-to-back 11-point games vs. Chicago (2/17) and vs. Washington (2/19)...played a career-high 37 minutes and totaled a career-best two steals in that game vs. Washington…also totaled his career high of three assists vs. Washington (1/20)…received UAA Winter Sport All-Academic honors. 2004-05: Played in 14 games, all as a non-starter, in his inaugural season with the team…scored a season-high four points and recorded his only assist of the season vs. Stevens Tech (12/4)…pulled down a season-high five rebounds vs. Manhattanville (12/9)…recorded his only block and steal of the season vs. Brandeis (2/26)…played a season-high 13 minutes vs. St. Joseph’s (12/7). high school: Played for Xavier College (HS) in Melbourne, Australia, for four years and was team captain as a senior…played for the Australian Under-20 National Team in 2001-02…named to the Victorian State (Australia) Under-18 and Under-20 National teams from 2001 to 2003…also played for the Bulleen Boomers Club Team…was given the English Prize for being the top student in his English class at Xavier. academics: Enrolled in NYU’s College of Arts and Science. personal: Attended the Australian Institute of Sport for one year…attended New Hampton Prep (NH) and played for one season…spent the 2006 summer in Paris.

Totals 3-PT YR G/GS FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT REB RPG AST TO BL ST PTS AVG 04-05 14/0 7-18 .389 1-6 .167 0-2 .000 14 1.0 1 6 1 1 15 1.1 05-06 25/11 44-98 .449 11-27 .407 20-27 .741 93 3.7 18 27 9 10 119 4.8 Totals 39/11 51-116 .440 12-33 .364 20-29 .690 107 2.7 19 33 10 11 134 3.4

charlie parker #21 Junior • G • 6-1 • 187 • Brooklyn, NY • Poly Prep H.S. • Anthropology

charlie is in his third season with the Violets. 2005-06: Appeared in 22 games, all as a non-starter…scored a career-high six points vs. Emory (2/5)…dished out a career-high five assists and tied a career best with three rebounds vs. Case Western Reserve (1/29)…also collected three rebounds vs. Brandeis (2/25)…totaled a career-best three steals vs. Washington (1/20)…played a career-high 24 minutes vs. Polytechnic (11/27)… received UAA Winter Sport All-Academic honors. 2004-05: Appeared in 21 games, all as a non- starter…scored a season-high five points vs. Manhattanville (12/9)…established a career high with three rebounds vs. Stevens Tech (12/4)…recorded a season-high three assists vs. Rochester (2/11) and vs. Emory (2/20)…also played a season-high 18 minutes vs. Rochester…had a season-high two steals vs. Polytechnic (1/12) and vs. Chicago (1/28). high school: Averaged 17 points and eight assists, and was named team MVP as a senior…earned Honorable Mention All-City accolades as a junior…First Team All-Ivy Prep League selection as both a junior and senior...four-year Honor Student…served on the prom committee. academics: Enrolled in NYU’s College of Arts and Science…minoring in biology and chemistry. personal: Enjoys collecting sports cards…interested in becoming a veterinarian.

Totals 3-PT YR G/GS FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT REB RPG AST TO BL ST PTS AVG 04-05 21/0 12-22 .545 4-10 .400 2-3 .667 11 0.5 19 10 0 11 30 1.4 05-06 22/0 12-34 .353 6-14 .429 4-9 .444 14 0.6 31 27 0 12 34 1.5 Totals 43/0 24-56 .429 10-24 .417 6-12 .500 25 0.6 50 37 0 23 64 1.5 19

0607_MENS_MG_v8.indd 19 11/9/2006 5:55:03 PM the veterans tom white, jesse greenberg

tom white #22 Junior • G • 6-0 • 185 • Brielle, NJ • Manasquan H.S. • Sports Management

tom is in his third season with the Violets. 2005-06: Played in 24 games as a non- starter…scored a career-high seven points and tied a career best with two steals vs. Case Western Reserve (1/29)…set a new career mark with four rebounds vs. Emory (1/27)…set career highs in assists (4) and minutes played (18) vs. Mt. St. Vincent (1/2)… also played 18 minutes against Polytechnic (12/11). 2004-05: Played in 14 games, all as a non- starter…scored a season-high six points (2-2 3FG) vs. Stevens Tech (12/4)…connected on all three of his free throws vs. Washington College (11/30)…established a career best with two steals vs. Polytechnic (1/12)…pulled down a season-high one rebound on four occasions…handed out a season-best one assist on five occasions…recorded an assist, steal and rebound vs. Manhattanville (12/9). high school: Graduated as Manasquan’s all-time career scoring leader with 1,680 points…helped lead his team to a best-ever 23-3 record and to the Central Jersey Group III State Championship during his senior season…three-year First Team All-League selection…Second Team All-State as a senior…shot 90% from the foul line as a senior. academics: Enrolled in NYU’s School of Continuing and Professional Studies. personal: Enjoys reading and surfing.

Totals 3-PT YR G/GS FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT REB RPG AST TO BL ST PTS AVG 04-05 14/0 8-18 .444 5-13 .385 3-3 1.000 4 0.3 5 7 0 3 24 1.7 05-06 24/0 17-46 .370 12-35 .343 5-6 .833 16 0.7 20 12 0 9 51 2.1 Totals 38/0 25-64 .390 17-48 .354 8-9 .889 20 0.5 25 19 0 12 75 2.0

jesse greenberg #23 Sophomore • F • 6-4 • 210 • Naples, FL • Community School of Naples • Finance/Marketing

JESSE Is in his second season with the Violets. 2005-06: Appeared in 24 games, the most of any NYU freshmen last season…earned his first (and only) career start vs. Chicago (2/17)…scored a career-high eight points vs. Polytechnic (12/11)…grabbed a career-best four rebounds vs. Drew (11/19)…totaled season highs of three assists and three steals against Elmira (11/26)…blocked his only shot of the season vs. Emmanuel (12/30)…played a career-high 18 minutes against Polytechnic (11/27)…also played 18 minutes vs. Carnegie Mellon (1/8). high school: Graduated as Community School of Naples’ all-time leader in points (1,777) and rebounds (497)…averaged 17.7 points per game as a senior…awarded Class 2A District Player of the Year and Second Team All-State 2A honors as a senior…three-time All-County selection…also earned All-County honors in soccer as a goalkeeper during his senior year…senior class president…member of the National Honor Society and Latin Honor Society…Winged-Foot Scholar/Athlete Award Finalist as a senior. academics: Enrolled in NYU’s Leonard N. Stern School of Business. personal: Enjoys screenwriting…has aspirations of becoming an amateur film critic or President of the United States.

Totals 3-PT YR G/GS FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT REB RPG AST TO BL ST PTS AVG 05-06 24/1 11-28 .393 2-14 .143 11-13 .846 22 0.9 10 7 1 10 35 1.5

0607_MENS_MG_v8.indd 20 11/9/2006 5:55:04 PM the transfers Ricky Butler, Naeem Mahmood, John Mish

ricky butler #1 Junior • G • 6-3 • 190 • Santa Monica, CA • Saint Monica H.S. • Hotel Management

RICKY is in his first season with the Violets.c ollege: Two-year member of the basketball team at Menlo College in San Diego…played in 18 games last season as the Oaks went 17-11 and advanced to the California Pacific Conference finals…selected Freshman Academic Student of the Year. high school: Two-year Camino Real All-League selection…earned All-Tournament honors at the St. Bernards and Mira Costa tournaments…team MVP as a senior…Dean’s List every semester. academics: Enrolled in NYU’s School of Continuing and Profes- sional Studies. personal: Enjoys making comedic movies on YouTube.com…does impressions of President Bush and California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger.

#24 naeem mahmood Junior • F • 6-4 • 195 • Pine Brook, NJ • Montville Township H.S. • Economics

NAEEM is in his first season with the Violets. college: Played two seasons for Hunter College…led the Hawks last season with 13.7 ppg, 28 steals and 14 blocks, while averaging 6.0 rpg…started 19 of Hunter’s 25 games…selected team MVP and served as team captain as a sophomore. high school: Four-year player, two-year starter…First Team All-Conference and Second Team All-County as a senior…selected team MVP as a senior and served as captain. academics: Enrolled in NYU’s College of Arts and Science. personal: Enjoys reading and fish tanks.

#42 john mish Sophomore • F • 6-5 • 200 • Holland, PA • Holy Ghost Prep • Sports Management

JOHN is in his first season with the Violets.a cademics: Played one season for Catholic University of America…averaged 4.5 points and 2.8 rebounds per game…appeared in 15 games, all as a non-starter…shot .565 (26-46) from the field and .750 (15-20) from the foul line…Catholic finished 21-7, won the Capital Athletic Conference and advanced to the NCAA Tournament in 2006. high school: Three-year varsity player, senior starter...BAL (Bicentennial Athletic League) Player of the Year as a senior…Bucks County Courier 2005 Golden Team First Team selection…member of Holy Ghost’s Eastern State Championship finalist team that went 31-1 during his junior year. academics: Enrolled in NYU’s School of Continuing and Professional Studies. personal: Enjoys surfing and lives at the New Jersey Shore during the summer.

0607_MENS_MG_v8.indd 21 11/9/2006 5:55:04 PM the freshmen Keith Jensen, Zach Kuba, matthew wilson

keith jensen #44 Freshman • F • 6-4 • 215 • San Diego, CA • Rancho Bernardo H.S. • Sports Management

KEITH is in his first season with the Violets.h igh school: Three-year varsity player, two-year starter…graduated as the school’s record-holder in three-point field goal pct (.390)…averaged 18 points and eight rebounds per game as a senior…First Team All-North County and First Team All-CIF (California Interscholastic Federation) as a senior…All-Palamar League selection as a junior and senior…member of Palamar League Championship team as a sophomore…also a high jumper on the track & field team…won the Palamar League high jump title as a freshman…member of Renaissance Club…Distinguished Honor Roll student. academics: Enrolled in NYU’s School of Continuing and Professional Studies. personal: Enjoys listening to music…has coached at several basketball camps.

zach kuba #20 Freshman • G • 6-2 • 190 • Pittsburgh, PA • Shady Side Academy • Sports Management

ZACH is in his first season with the Violets. high school: Graduated as the school’s second all-time leading scorer with 1,605 career points...averaged 17 points and seven rebounds per same as a senior…four-year starter and senior team captain…four-time First Team All-Section selection…2006 AA Player of the Year…four-time Holiday Tournament All-Tournament Team selection…Eastern Invitational All-Star…named to the Roundball All-Star Classic for seniors…received the Raphael M. Sotak Leadership Award. academics: Enrolled in NYU’s School of Continuing and Professional Studies. personal: Did volunteer work for the St. Bede Church Youth Group…enjoys playing video games and reading the newspaper.

matthew wilson #10 Freshman • G • 6-2 • 180 • The Woodlands, TX • The John Cooper School • Sports Management

MATTHEW is in his first season with the Violets. high school: Four-year player...selected All-South Zone and team MVP as a senior…also named All-South Zone as a junior… played in the Private School All-Star Game as a senior…selected Second Team All-County and team Offensive MVP as a sophomore…received Freshman of the Year honors…served as Habitat for Humanity Chairman and vice president of Student Government…Honor Roll student…National Achievement Finalist. academics: Enrolled in NYU’s School of Continuing and Profes- sional Studies. personal: Volunteered as a youth basketball coach…enjoys listening to music and hanging out with friends.

0607_MENS_MG_v8.indd 22 11/9/2006 5:55:05 PM looking back 2005-06 season review

While notching their 21st winning campaign in the last 22 years, Player of the Year. Boone’s field goal the 2005-06 NYU University men’s percentage led the UAA, set a single- basketball team (18-7, 7-7) enjoyed season NYU team record, and ranked several milestone accomplishments, second best in the nation. breakthrough performances and There were several strong record-breaking efforts. individual performances that helped the Head coach Joe Violets maintain their winning Nesci, who has been SENIOR ways. DeCorso finished coach nesci has his at the helm of the second on the team with program for the past daniel falcon 14.2 points per game, players’ attention 18 seasons, captured while Falcon ranked his 300th career second on the squad victory on November with 9.1 rebounds. Falcon also averaged double overtime at the Coles Sports 26. The milestone Center to eventual UAA Champion was achieved in 11.9 points per game before suffering a Carnegie Mellon University, the an 81-40 win over Violets reeled off victories in six of Elmira College in the season-ending injury after playing in just 12 their next seven contests. Included opening round of the among those wins was a 62-59 victory NYU Thanksgiving contests. Those individual on February 10 in Pittsburgh, secured Tournament, which on a buzzer-beating three-pointer by t h e Vi o l e t s w o n efforts led to several strong team showings. sophomore Mike Magee that helped the next day with avenged the Violets’ earlier loss to a 7 9 - 3 9 v i c t o r y Carnegie Mellon. over Polytechnic The Violets dropped their final University. Nesci four games. But, that streak did not joined NYU Hall of detract from their winning season. Famer Howard Cann It also did not diminish from what as the only coaches the Violet players had achieved in team history to throughout the campaign, as several record 300 or more wins. of them went on to earn postseason Also at that Thanksgiving accolades. Tournament, senior captain Jared In addition to being named Player Kildare was named MVP, while juniors of the Year by two organizations, Boone Michael DeCorso and Daniel Falcon was named First Team All-Metropolitan, earned All-Tournament honors. Eastern College Athletic Conference It was a season full of highlights 2006 GRAD (ECAC) Division for Kildare. On January 22, in a 67- III Metro Second 58 win at the University of Chicago, jared kildare Team All-Star, he became the 22nd player in NYU a n d N a t i o n a l history to record 1,000 career points. Association When the season ended, Kildare had o f B a s k e t b a l l tallied 1,191 career points, tying him Coaches (NABC) with NYU Hall of Famer Tom Sanders NYU opened its Division III East for 13th place on NYU’s all-time list. season on November All-District Team. However, Kildare did more 18-19 by capturing the Both Kildare and with the basketball than score. He Rose City Classic at Drew DeCorso were also got his teammates involved, University, defeating selected Second as evidenced by him setting a NYU Ursinas College (64- Team All-UAA. single-season record with 185 61) and host Drew (72- Not to be assists. Kildare finished his career 49). Boone was named overlooked were ranked second all-time in assists with Tournament MVP, while t h e p l a y e r s ’ 414. The crafty floor general led both Kildare and DeCorso achievements in the team and the University Athletic were named to the All- their classrooms, Association (UAA) in assists per Tournament Team. as four Violets game (7.4), the fifth-highest average The Violets won SENIOR e a r n e d UAA in NCAA Division III. Kildare also their first 11 games of jason boone W i n t e r S p o r t placed third on the Violets in points the campaign, including All-Academic per game (12.6). a 68-50 victory over then-#18 honors: juniors Junior Jason Boone led the University of Rochester on January 6 Matt Basford and team in scoring (15.9), rebounding in the UAA opener. That win snapped Chael Clark, Magee, and sophomore (9.3), field goal percentage (.688), NYU’s nine-game losing streak Charlie Parker. and blocks (2.4) en route to being against the Yellowjackets. named the UAA Co-Player of the After experiencing their first loss Year and the d3hoops.com All-East of the season two days later, 89-85 in 23

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2005-06 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

3-PT. REBOUNDS ## Player GP-GS Min Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 34 Boone, Jason 22-22 676 30.7 128-186 .688 1-1 1.000 92-142 .648 56 149 205 9.3 66 1 36 57 52 13 349 15.9 15 DeCorso, Michael 25-25 780 31.2 130-294 .442 58-155 .374 36-59 .610 36 96 132 5.3 62 0 30 38 5 13 354 14.2 20 Kildare, Jared 25-25 795 31.8 113-243 .465 30-89 .337 58-78 .744 10 83 93 3.7 37 0 185 99 1 31 314 12.6 00 Falcon, Daniel 12-12 295 24.6 63-100 .630 0-1 .000 17-40 .425 34 75 109 9.1 25 1 13 29 10 5 143 11.9 12 Basford, Matt 25-25 732 29.3 76-176 .432 63-152 .414 21-26 .808 3 37 40 1.6 45 1 32 32 3 22 236 9.4 33 Clark, Chael 25-3 514 20.6 55-113 .487 0-1 .000 25-54 .463 51 73 124 5.0 53 0 30 28 9 22 135 5.4 31 Magee, Michael 25-11 424 17.0 44-98 .449 11-27 .407 20-27 .741 30 63 93 3.7 38 0 18 27 9 10 119 4.8 22 White, Tom 24-0 267 11.1 17-46 .370 12-35 .343 5-6 .833 4 12 16 0.7 19 0 20 12 0 9 51 2.1 21 Parker, Charlie 22-0 246 11.2 12-34 .353 6-14 .429 4-9 .444 0 14 14 0.6 23 0 31 27 0 12 34 1.5 23 Greenberg, Jesse 24-1 179 7.5 11-28 .393 2-14 .143 11-13 .846 5 17 22 0.9 22 0 10 7 1 10 35 1.5 42 Miller, Michael- --7-0 12 1.7 3-9 .333 3-5 .600 0-0 .000 0 2 2 0.3 1 0 0 2 0 1 9 1.3 03 McQueen, Revan 13-0 31 2.4 5-16 .313 3-12 .250 0-0 .000 1 9 10 0.8 5 0 1 3 0 0 13 1.0 32 Morrissey, Bill 10-1 72 7.2 4-14 .286 0-0 .000 1-3 .333 2 10 12 1.2 9 0 1 4 0 1 9 0.9 10 Joyce, Kevin 10-0 21 2.1 1-1 1.000 0-0 .000 0-4 .000 0 3 3 0.3 1 0 2 4 0 0 2 0.2 11 Ryan, Ed 7-0 10 1.4 0-2 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 0.0 44 Duric, Marc- --8-0 10 1.3 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0 3 3 0.4 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0.0 01 Podhurst, Jake- --3-0 11 3.7 0-2 .000 0-2 .000 0-0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0.0 TEAM ------23 37 60 2.4------4

2005-06 Game Results (18-7 overall, 7-7 UAA)

Date Opponent Score/Result High Points High Rebounds 11/18/05 ^ vs Ursinus College W 64-61 (21) Kildare, Jared (9) Falcon, Daniel 11/19/05 ^ at Drew University W 72-49 (18) Boone, Jason (10) DeCorso, Michael 11/26/05 +ELMIRA COLLEGE W 80-41 (13) DeCorso, Michael (12) Falcon, Daniel 11/27/05 +POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY W 79-39 (20) Kildare, Jared (6) Falcon, Daniel (6) Clark, Chael 12/1/05 ST. JOSEPH’S (LI) COLLEGE W 73-49 (16) DeCorso, Michael (13) Boone, Jason 12/4/05 YORK (NY) COLLEGE W 65-52 (24) Boone, Jason (13) Falcon, Daniel 12/11/05 POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY W 86-46 (25) Falcon, Daniel (11) Boone, Jason (11) Falcon, Daniel 12/29/05 # vs. Westfield State College W 80-60 (19) Boone, Jason (11) Boone, Jason 12/30/05 # vs. Emmanuel College W 75-64 (23) Boone, Jason (11) Boone, Jason 1/2/06 at College of Mount St. Vincent WOT 78-71 (18) DeCorso, Michael (17) Falcon, Daniel 1/6/06 * UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER W 68-50 (18) Kildare, Jared (10) Boone, Jason 1/8/06 * CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY 89-85 LOT (26) Boone, Jason (14) Boone, Jason 1/14/06 * BRANDEIS UNIVERSITY W 79-75 (17) Clark, Chael (13) Boone, Jason 1/16/06 at Hunter College W 88-73 (24) DeCorso, Michael (13) Boone, Jason 1/20/06 * at Washington University------65-59 L (17) Kildare, Jared (8) Boone, Jason (8) Magee, Michael 1/22/06 * at University of Chicago W 67-58 (22) DeCorso, Michael (13) Boone, Jason 1/27/06 * EMORY UNIVERSITY W 97-64 (30) DeCorso, Michael (8) Boone, Jason 1/29/06 * CASE WESTERN RESERVE W 78-49 (19) DeCorso, Michael (8) Boone, Jason (8) Magee, Michael 2/3/06 * at Case Western Reserve University W 73-67 (19) Boone, Jason (10) Magee, Michael 2/5/06 * at Emory University------93-77 L (26) Boone, Jason (10) Boone, Jason (10) DeCorso, Michael 2/10/06 * at Carnegie Mellon University W 62-59 (16) Basford, Matt (8) DeCorso, Michael 2/12/06 * at University of Rochester 67-53 L (22) Boone, Jason (7) Kildare, Jared 2/17/06 * UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO 62-60 L (16) Kildare, Jared (8) Clark, Chael 2/19/06 * WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY 63-59 L (12) Basford, Matt (7) DeCorso, Michael ------(12) Kildare, Jared 2/25/06 * at Brandeis University------70-46 L (19) DeCorso, Michael (6) Clark, Chael

^ Drew University Rose City Classic + NYU Thanksgiving Tournament # College of Staten Island Tournament * University Athletic Association game 24

0607_MENS_MG_v8.indd 24 11/9/2006 5:55:08 PM university athletic association mission, all-uaa honors, 2005-06 awards

NYU University is a member of the University Athletic Association (UAA). Organized in 1986, the UAA is a unique group of universities dedicated to running competitive athletic programs while maintaining academic standards of the 3-PT. REBOUNDS highest quality. ## Player GP-GS Min Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 34 Boone, Jason 22-22 676 30.7 128-186 .688 1-1 1.000 92-142 .648 56 149 205 9.3 66 1 36 57 52 13 349 15.9 The eight members of the UAA are committed to a philosophy that values athletics as an integral part of the 15 DeCorso, Michael 25-25 780 31.2 130-294 .442 58-155 .374 36-59 .610 36 96 132 5.3 62 0 30 38 5 13 354 14.2 student’s total education and believes that excellence in athletics and academics are not mutually exclusive. Accord- 20 Kildare, Jared 25-25 795 31.8 113-243 .465 30-89 .337 58-78 .744 10 83 93 3.7 37 0 185 99 1 31 314 12.6 ingly, NYU student-athletes are treated the same as other students in admissions, financial aid, and academic policies. 00 Falcon, Daniel 12-12 295 24.6 63-100 .630 0-1 .000 17-40 .425 34 75 109 9.1 25 1 13 29 10 5 143 11.9 In addition, all men’s and women’s sports receive equal emphasis. 12 Basford, Matt 25-25 732 29.3 76-176 .432 63-152 .414 21-26 .808 3 37 40 1.6 45 1 32 32 3 22 236 9.4 The other members of the UAA, all private research universities with undergraduate, graduate, and professional 33 Clark, Chael 25-3 514 20.6 55-113 .487 0-1 .000 25-54 .463 51 73 124 5.0 53 0 30 28 9 22 135 5.4 programs, are: Brandeis University (Waltham, MA); Carengie Mellon University (Pittsburgh, PA); Case Western Reserve 31 Magee, Michael 25-11 424 17.0 44-98 .449 11-27 .407 20-27 .741 30 63 93 3.7 38 0 18 27 9 10 119 4.8 University (Cleveland, OH); the University of Chicago (Chicago, IL); Emory University (Atlanta, GA); the University of 22 White, Tom 24-0 267 11.1 17-46 .370 12-35 .343 5-6 .833 4 12 16 0.7 19 0 20 12 0 9 51 2.1 21 Parker, Charlie 22-0 246 11.2 12-34 .353 6-14 .429 4-9 .444 0 14 14 0.6 23 0 31 27 0 12 34 1.5 Rochester (Rochester, NY); and Washington University (St. Louis, MO). 23 Greenberg, Jesse 24-1 179 7.5 11-28 .393 2-14 .143 11-13 .846 5 17 22 0.9 22 0 10 7 1 10 35 1.5 The University Athletic Association sponsors competition in 22 sports - 12 sports for men and 10 sports for women 42 Miller, Michael- --7-0 12 1.7 3-9 .333 3-5 .600 0-0 .000 0 2 2 0.3 1 0 0 2 0 1 9 1.3 - including football, soccer, cross country, volleyball, basketball, fencing, wrestling, swimming & diving, indoor track & 03 McQueen, Revan 13-0 31 2.4 5-16 .313 3-12 .250 0-0 .000 1 9 10 0.8 5 0 1 3 0 0 13 1.0 field, outdoor track & field, tennis, golf, softball and baseball. 32 Morrissey, Bill 10-1 72 7.2 4-14 .286 0-0 .000 1-3 .333 2 10 12 1.2 9 0 1 4 0 1 9 0.9 During the 2005-06 season, the NYU wrestling team captured the UAA Championship, while the men’s and 10 Joyce, Kevin 10-0 21 2.1 1-1 1.000 0-0 .000 0-4 .000 0 3 3 0.3 1 0 2 4 0 0 2 0.2 women’s swimming & diving teams finished second. The women’s volleyball team and the golf team finished in third 11 Ryan, Ed 7-0 10 1.4 0-2 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 0.0 place in the UAA. Overall, NYU has won 34 UAA Championships in six different sports since the Association’s incep- 44 Duric, Marc- --8-0 10 1.3 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0 3 3 0.4 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0.0 tion in 1986. 01 Podhurst, Jake- --3-0 11 3.7 0-2 .000 0-2 .000 0-0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0.0 TEAM ------23 37 60 2.4------4

Total 25 5075 662-1362 .486 189-508 .372 290-461 .629 255 683 938 37.5 407 4 410 376 92 152 1803 72.1 Opponents 25 5075 568-1417 .401 151-431 .350 249-382 .652 241 535 776 31.0 433 - 270 340 58 173 1536 61.4 2005-06 UAA ACCOLADES Team Champions: Carnegie Mellon University All-Association First Team Clayton Barlow-Wilcox • CMU- Jason Boone • NYU Date Opponent Score/Result High Points High Rebounds cO-PLAYERs OF THE YEAR: 11/18/05 ^ vs Ursinus College W 64-61 (21) Kildare, Jared (9) Falcon, Daniel Steve DeLuca • BU Nate Maurer • Carnegie Mellon University 11/19/05 ^ at Drew University W 72-49 (18) Boone, Jason (10) DeCorso, Michael Nate Maurer • CMU 11/26/05 +ELMIRA COLLEGE W 80-41 (13) DeCorso, Michael (12) Falcon, Daniel Jason Boone • New York University 11/27/05 +POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY W 79-39 (20) Kildare, Jared (6) Falcon, Daniel Jon Onyiriuka • UR (6) Clark, Chael Carson Oren • CWRU 12/1/05 ST. JOSEPH’S (LI) COLLEGE W 73-49 (16) DeCorso, Michael (13) Boone, Jason 12/4/05 YORK (NY) COLLEGE W 65-52 (24) Boone, Jason (13) Falcon, Daniel ROOKIE OF THE YEAR: Troy Ruths • WU 12/11/05 POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY W 86-46 (25) Falcon, Daniel (11) Boone, Jason Tyler Nading • Washington University (11) Falcon, Daniel 12/29/05 # vs. Westfield State College W 80-60 (19) Boone, Jason (11) Boone, Jason All-Association SECOND Team 12/30/05 # vs. Emmanuel College W 75-64 (23) Boone, Jason (11) Boone, Jason Coaching Staff of the Year: Michael DeCorso • NYU 1/2/06 at College of Mount St. Vincent WOT 78-71 (18) DeCorso, Michael (17) Falcon, Daniel 1/6/06 * UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER W 68-50 (18) Kildare, Jared (10) Boone, Jason Carnegie Mellon University • Head Coach Spiros Ferderigos • EU 1/8/06 * CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY 89-85 LOT (26) Boone, Jason (14) Boone, Jason Tony Wingen, Assistant Coaches Kevin Byrne, Marques Johnson • CMU 1/14/06 * BRANDEIS UNIVERSITY W 79-75 (17) Clark, Chael (13) Boone, Jason 1/16/06 at Hunter College W 88-73 (24) DeCorso, Michael (13) Boone, Jason Ray Pietras, Dave Pastorkovich, Oytun Ozur Jared Kildare • NYU 1/20/06 * at Washington University------65-59 L (17) Kildare, Jared (8) Boone, Jason Funso Lafe • CWRU (8) Magee, Michael Florian Rexhepi • BU 1/22/06 * at University of Chicago W 67-58 (22) DeCorso, Michael (13) Boone, Jason Final UAA Standings 1/27/06 * EMORY UNIVERSITY W 97-64 (30) DeCorso, Michael (8) Boone, Jason 1. Carnegie Mellon University 10-4 20-6 Scott Stone • WU 1/29/06 * CASE WESTERN RESERVE W 78-49 (19) DeCorso, Michael (8) Boone, Jason Brandon Woodhead • UC (8) Magee, Michael 2. Washington University 9-5 17-8 2/3/06 * at Case Western Reserve University W 73-67 (19) Boone, Jason (10) Magee, Michael 3. University of Chicago 8-6 15-10 2/5/06 * at Emory University------93-77 L (26) Boone, Jason (10) Boone, Jason (10) DeCorso, Michael 4. New York University 7-7 18-7 All-Association HONORABLE MENTION 2/10/06 * at Carnegie Mellon University W 62-59 (16) Basford, Matt (8) DeCorso, Michael Brandeis University 7-7 14-11- Matt Cannan (CWRU), Joe Canty (UR), 2/12/06 * at University of Rochester 67-53 L (22) Boone, Jason (7) Kildare, Jared University of Rochester 7-7 16-9 Mason Conrad (CWRU), Mike Goia (UR), 2/17/06 * UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO 62-60 L (16) Kildare, Jared (8) Clark, Chael 2/19/06 * WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY 63-59 L (12) Basford, Matt (7) DeCorso, Michael 7. Case Western Reserve U. 4-10 12-13 Kwame Graves-Fulgham (BU), Jeff Hall (EU), ------(12) Kildare, Jared 8. Emory University 4-10 11-14 Jeff Juron (UR), Jesse Meyer (UC), Tyler Nading 2/25/06 * at Brandeis University------70-46 L (19) DeCorso, Michael (6) Clark, Chael (WU), Johnny Pinto (EU), A.J. Straub (CMU). ^ Drew University Rose City Classic + NYU Thanksgiving Tournament # College of Staten Island Tournament * University Athletic Association game 25

0607_MENS_MG_v8.indd 25 11/9/2006 5:55:08 PM university athletic association 2005-06 UAA LEADERS: all games nyu statistics in bold

- INDIVIDUAL leaders team leaders

To be ranked, a player must appear in at least 75.0% of their team’s games. Team OFFENSE Team Defense-

Scoring G FG 3FG FT Pts Avg/G- Scoring GP W-L PTS Avg/G Scoring GP PTS Avg/G 1. Ferderigos, Spiros-EU 25 145 52 133 475 19.0 1.Carnegie Mellon 26 20-6 2175 83.7 1.Rochester 25 1442 57.7- 2. DeLuca, Steve-BU 25 177 31 76 461 18.4 2.Emory 25 11-14 1922 76.9 2.NYU 25 1536 61.4 3. Maurer, Nate-CMU 26 165 38 110 478 18.4 3.Washington 25 17-8 1884 75.4 3.Chicago 25 1561 62.4- 4. Ruths, Troy-WU 23 136 0 109 381 16.6 4.Case Western Reserve 25 12-13 1863 74.5 4.Brandeis 25 1676 67.0- 5. Boone, Jason-NYU 22 128 1 92 349 15.9 5.NYU 25 18-7 1803 72.1 5.Washington 25 1716 68.6- 6. Barlow-Wilcox, C.-CMU 26 164 2 81 411 15.8 6.Brandeis 25 14-11 1780 71.2 6.Case Western Reserve 25 1862 74.5- 7. Oren, Carson-CWRU 25 132 20 92 376 15.0 7.Rochester 25 16-9 1623 64.9 7.Carnegie Mellon 26 1976 76.0- 8. Stone, Scott-WU 25 125 75 49 374 15.0 8.Chicago 25 15-10 1620 64.8 8.Emory 25 1994 79.8- - - - Field Goal Percentage GP FG FGA Pct- Field Goal Percentage GP FG FGA Pct- Field Goal Percentage GP OFF DEF Margin 1.Boone, Jason-NYU 22 128 186 .688 1.NYU 25 662 1362 .486 1.Rochester 25 492 1341 .367- 2.Ndubizu, Uche-UR 23 71 117 .607 2.Carnegie Mellon 26 793 1671 .475 2.NYU 25 568 1417 .401 3.DeLuca, Steve-BU 25 177 318 .557 3.Rochester 25 632 1349 .468 3.Washington 25 613 1492 .411- 4.Johnson, Marques-CMU 26 124 223 .556 4.Brandeis 25 659 1427 .462 4.Case Western Reserve 25 667 1617 .412- 5.Onyiriuka, Jon-UR 24 134 246 .545 5.Washington 25 648 1434 .452 5.Chicago 25 560 1347 .416- 6.Nading, Tyler-WU 25 77 148 .520 6.Case Western Reserve 25 678 1542 .440 6.Brandeis 25 617 1451 .425- 7.Conrad, Mason-CWRU 24 115 226 .509 7.Chicago 25 579 1354 .428 7.Carnegie Mellon 26 714 1581 .452- 8.Barlow-Wilcox, C.-CMU 26 164 325 .505 8.Emory 25 650 1606 .405- 8.Emory 25 664 1404 .473 9.Ruths, Troy-WU 23 136 280 .486 - 3-Pt. FG Percentage GP FG FGA Pct Scoring Margin GP OFF DEF Margin 3-Pt. FG Percentage GP FG FGA Pct 1.Carnegie Mellon 26 172 456 .377 1.NYU 25 72.1 61.4 +10.7 1.DeLuca, Steve-BU 25 31 61 .508 2.NYU 25 189 508 .372 2.Carnegie Mellon 26 83.7 76.0 +7.7- 2.O’Boyle, Danny-WU 25 40 86 .465 3.Brandeis 25 161 437 .368 3.Rochester 25 64.9 57.7 +7.2- 3.Straub, A.J.-CMU 26 72 158 .456 4.Washington 25 176 481 .366 4.Washington 25 75.4 68.6 +6.7- 4.Young, Steve-CWRU 21 24 55 .436 5.Emory 25 193 575 .336 5.Brandeis 25 71.2 67.0 +4.2- 5.Basford, Matt-NYU 25 63 152 .414 6.Case Western Reserve 25 116 359 .323 6.Chicago 25 64.8 62.4 +2.4- 6.Maurer, Nate-CMU 26 38 94 .404 7.Chicago 25 159 501 .317 7.Case Western Reserve 25 74.5 74.5 +0.0- 7.Hainje, Nate-UC 25 29 75 .387 8.Rochester 25 122 403 .303- 8.Emory 25 76.9 79.8 -2.9- 8.DeCorso, Michael-NYU 25 58 155 .374 - - - Free Throw Percentage GP FT FTA Pct 3-Pt. FG Percentage GP FG FGA Pct Free Throw Percentage GP FT FTA Pct 1.Washington 25 412 561 .734 1.Rochester 25 123 399 .308- 1.Ferderigos, Spiros-EU 25 133 164 .811 2.Carnegie Mellon 26 417 589 .708 2.Emory 25 152 472 .322- 2.Sosa, Adrian-EU 25 50 64 .781 3.Brandeis 25 301 434 .694 3.Chicago 25 155 464 .334- 3.Coppens, Joe-BU 25 56 72 .778 4.Chicago 25 303 438 .692 4.Case Western Reserve 25 216 643 .336- 4.Graves-Fulgham,K.-BU 25 53 71 .746 5.Emory 25 429 624 .688 5.Brandeis 25 169 502 .337- 5.Kildare, Jared-NYU 25 58 78 .744 6.Case Western Reserve 25 391 574 .681 6.Carnegie Mellon 26 169 488 .346- 6.DeLuca, Steve-BU 25 76 104 .731 7.Rochester 25 237 365 .649 7.NYU 25 151 431 .350 7.Johnson, Marques-CMU 26 58 80 .725 8.NYU 25 290 461 .629 8.Washington 25 178 504 .353- 8.Maurer, Nate-CMU 26 110 154 .714 - - Off. Rebounds GP REB Avg/G Blocked Shots GP BLK Avg/G- Rebounding GP OFF DEF TOT Avg/G - 1.Case Western Reserve 25 364 14.56 1.Washington 25 108 4.32- 1.Oren, Carson-CWRU 25 70 170 240 9.6 2.Carnegie Mellon 26 363 13.96 2.Carnegie Mellon 26 103 3.96- 2.Boone, Jason-NYU 22 56 149 205 9.3 3.Emory 25 333 13.32 3.NYU 25 92 3.68 3.Barlow-Wilcox, C.-CMU 26 81 144 225 8.7 4.Rochester 25 267 10.68 Rochester 25 92 3.68- 4.Onyiriuka, Jon-UR 24 65 124 189 7.9 5.Brandeis 25 263 10.52 5.Brandeis 25 84 3.36- 5.DeLuca, Steve-BU 25 49 140 189 7.6 Chicago 25 263 10.52 6.Case Western Reserve 25 66 2.64- 6.Ruths, Troy-WU 23 61 105 166 7.2 7.NYU 25 255 10.20 7.Chicago 25 65 2.60- 7.Maurer, Nate-CMU 26 54 130 184 7.1 8.Washington 25 254 10.16 8.Emory 25 60 2.40- 8.Conrad, Mason-CWRU 24 60 89 149 6.2- - - Assists GP AST Avg/G- Steals GP STL Avg/G- Assists GP AST Avg/G- 1.Carnegie Mellon 26 473 18.19 1.Emory 25 264 10.56- 1.Kildare, Jared-NYU 25 185 7.40 2.Washington 25 414 16.56 2.Washington 25 188 7.52- 2.Woodhead, Brandon-UC 25 113 4.52 3.NYU 25 410 16.40 3.Brandeis 25 186 7.44- 3.Bradford, Brandon-CWRU 25 110 4.40 4.Case Western Reserve 25 388 15.52 4.Carnegie Mellon 26 191 7.35- 4.Graves-Fulgham,K.-BU 25 109 4.36 5.Brandeis 25 374 14.96 5.Case Western Reserve 25 167 6.68- 5.Rexhepi, Florian-BU 25 94 3.76 6.Rochester 25 372 14.88 6.NYU 25 152 6.08 6.Stone, Scott-WU 25 89 3.56 7.Chicago 25 335 13.40 7.Rochester 25 123 4.92- 7.Johnson, Marques-CMU 26 91 3.50 8.Emory 25 293 11.72 8.Chicago 25 115 4.60- 8.Wallis, Sean-WU 23 73 3.17 - - Assist/TO Ratio G Team Avg Opp Avg Marg- Def. Rebounds GP PTS Avg/G Steals GP STL Avg/G- 1.Washington 25 414 16.6 340 13.6 1.22 1.Case Western Reserve 25 741 29.64- 1.Ferderigos, Spiros-EU 25 60 2.40 2.Carnegie Mellon 26 473 18.2 404 15.5 1.17 2.NYU 25 683 27.32 2.Stone, Scott-WU 25 44 1.76 3.NYU 25 410 16.4 376 15.0 1.09 3.Carnegie Mellon 26 706 27.15- 3.Ford-Carther, Alex-EU 25 42 1.68 4.Rochester 25 372 14.9 347 13.9 1.07 4.Chicago 25 640 25.60- 4.Graves-Fulgham,K.-BU 25 39 1.56 5.Chicago 25 335 13.4 325 13.0 1.03 5.Rochester 25 636 25.44- 5.Kozak, Geoff-CMU 26 39 1.50 6.Brandeis 25 374 15.0 366 14.6 1.02 6.Washington 25 611 24.44- 6.Barlow-Wilcox, C.-CMU 26 38 1.46 7.Case Western Reserve 25 388 15.5 412 16.5 0.94 7.Brandeis 25 608 24.32- 7.Coppens, Joe-BU 25 36 1.44 8.Emory 25 293 11.7 355 14.2 0.83 8.Emory 25 545 21.80 8.Kildare, Jared-NYU 25 31 1.24 Blocks GP BLK Avg/G- Brandeis University...... BU 1.Boone, Jason-NYU 22 52 2.36 Carnegie Mellon University...... CMU 2.Grunst, Mike-WU 25 47 1.88 Case Western Reserve University...... CWRU 3.Onyiriuka, Jon-UR 24 37 1.54 University of Chicago...... UC 4.Barvin, Eric-EU 25 34 1.36 Emory University...... EU 5.Conrad, Mason-CWRU 24 30 1.25 New York University...... NYU 6.Ruths, Troy-WU 23 27 1.17 University of Rochester...... UR 7.Gonzalez, Greg-CMU 26 29 1.12 Washington University...... WU 8.Reynolds, Tim-UC 25 21 0.84 26

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Single-Game Records - Individual Single-Game Records - TWO TEAMS- Points Scored: 47 Charlie Borsheim, WU (vs. EU, 2/14/93) - Points: 243 WU (132) vs. EU (111), 2/14/93 - Field Goals Made: 16 Funso Lafe (16-19), Case (vs. CMU, 1/23/04) - Field Goals Made: 89 NYU (47-90) vs. BU (42-75), 1/22/93 Andre James (16-23), BU (vs. Case, 1/24/92) - Field Goals Attempted: 165 NYU (47-90) vs. BU (42-75), 1/22/93 Team Defense- Tim Garrett (16-26), EU (vs. NYU, 1/26/90) - 3-Point Field Goals Made: 27 BU (14-29) vs. EU (13-28), 2/1/04 - - 3-Point Field Goals Att.: 59 CMU (11-27) vs. - Scoring GP PTS Avg/G Rob Remhild (16-29), NYU (vs. EU, 1/26/90) 1.Rochester 25 1442 57.7- Terry Gorsuch (16-27), EU (vs. BU, 1/20/89) - WU (10-32), 1/27/02 - 2.NYU 25 1536 61.4 Tim Garrett (16-22), EU (vs. JHU, 12/9/89) - Free Throws Made: 70 EU (29-42) vs. WU (41-49), 2/14/93 - 3.Chicago 25 1561 62.4- Field Goals Attempted: 30 Rashad Williams (9-30), BU (vs. NYU, 1/12/02) - Free Throws Attempted: 91 EU (29-42) vs. WU (41-49), 2/14/93 - 4.Brandeis 25 1676 67.0- 3-Point Field Goals Made: 9 Dustin Tylka (9-13), WU (vs. CMU, 1/7/01) - Rebounds: 110 NYU (47) vs. EU (63), 1/26/90 5.Washington 25 1716 68.6- Mike McGlynn (9-11), BU (vs. WU, 2/6/00) - Assists: 57 NYU (28) vs. BU (29), 1/22/93 - 6.Case Western Reserve 25 1862 74.5- 3-Point Field Goals Att.: 16 Omri Ayalon (6-16), BU (vs. Case, 1/30/04) - Blocks: 18 NYU (12) vs. Case (6), 1/23/05 7.Carnegie Mellon 26 1976 76.0- Free Throws Made: 19 Charlie Borsheim (19-21), WU (vs. EU, 2/14/93) - BU (15) vs. EU (3), 2/7/92 - 8.Emory 25 1994 79.8- Free Throws Attempted: 21 Charlie Borsheim, WU (vs. EU, 2/14/93) - Steals: 35 EU (24) vs. - - Rob Novosel, Case (vs. BU, 11/28/92) - CWRU (11), 1/11/03 - Field Goal Percentage GP OFF DEF Margin Free Throw Percentage: 1.00 Florian Rexhepi (12-12), BU (vs. NYU, 1/15/05) - CWRU (21) vs. UC (14), 1/19/90 1.Rochester 25 492 1341 .367- (Minimum 11 FT made) Richard Sommers (14-14), EU (vs. WU, 1/11/02) - 2.NYU 25 568 1417 .401 3.Washington 25 613 1492 .411- Kevin Felner (11-11), EU (vs. BU, 1/26/92) - Single-Game Records - TEAM 4.Case Western Reserve 25 667 1617 .412- Andy Enfield (11-11), JHU (vs. WU, 2/10/91)- Points: 132 WU (vs. EU, 2/14/93) - 5.Chicago 25 560 1347 .416- Andy Enfield (14-14), JHU (vs. UC, 11/19/88)- Field Goals Made: 47 NYU (vs. BU, 1/22/93 - 47-90) 6.Brandeis 25 617 1451 .425- Offensive Rebounds: 11 Tim Garrett, EU (vs. WU, 1/6/89) - Field Goals Attempted: 95 EU (vs. UR, 2/17/91 - 31-95) - 7.Carnegie Mellon 26 714 1581 .452- Tim Garrett, EU (vs. Case, 11/21/87) - Field Goal Percentage: .682 WU (vs. UR, 1/2/91 - 30-44) - 8.Emory 25 664 1404 .473 Defensive Rebounds: 16 David Schaaf, EU (vs. NYU, 2/11/01) - 3-Point Field Goals Made: 16 NYU (vs. EU, 1/21/05 - 16-29) Andre James, BU (vs. CMU, 2/14/92)- UC (vs. Case, 2/11/01 - 16-30) - Scoring Margin GP OFF DEF Margin Total Rebounds: 24 Greg Belinfanti, NYU (vs. WU, 2/19/95) UC (vs. BU, 1/19/97 - 16-22) - 1.NYU 25 72.1 61.4 +10.7 Assists: 17 Rusty Loyd, UC (vs. BU, 1/19/97) - 3-Point Field Goals Att.: 37 WU (vs. Case, 2/13/05 - 10-37) - 2.Carnegie Mellon 26 83.7 76.0 +7.7- Blocks: 11 David Schaaf, EU (vs. BU, 2/9/01) - 3-Point FG Percentage: .867 BU (vs. WU, 2/23/97 - 13-15) - 3.Rochester 25 64.9 57.7 +7.2- 4.Washington 25 75.4 68.6 +6.7- Steals: 10 Matt Maguire, EU (vs. CMU, 3/1/98) Free Throws Made: 42 Case (vs. EU, 12/6/96 - 42-49) - 5.Brandeis 25 71.2 67.0 +4.2- Free Throws Attempted: 49 Case (vs. EU, 12/6/96 - 42-49) - 6.Chicago 25 64.8 62.4 +2.4- WU (vs. EU, 2/14/93 - 41-49) - 7.Case Western Reserve 25 74.5 74.5 +0.0- Free Throws Percentage: .962 NYU (vs. WU, 2/2/01 - 25-26) 8.Emory 25 76.9 79.8 -2.9- Single-season Records - Individual (Min. 20 FT) EU (vs. UC, 1/4/91 - 25-26) - - Points: 341 Derek Reich, UC, 2002-03- Offensive Rebounds: 34 UR (vs. EU, 2/11/89) - 3-Pt. FG Percentage GP FG FGA Pct Scoring Avg: 25.4 Andy Enfield, JHU, 1989-90- Defensive Rebounds: 43 JHU (vs. Case, 1/3/94) - 1.Rochester 25 123 399 .308- Field Goals Made: 132 Jonathan Jones (132-268), UR, 1988-89- UC (vs. Case, 1/20/91) - 2.Emory 25 152 472 .322- Field Goals Attempted: 281 Rashad Williams (127-281), BU, 2001-02- Total Rebounds: 64 EU (vs. CMU, 2/15/02) - 3.Chicago 25 155 464 .334- Field Goal Percentage: .712 Derek Oliver (42-59), BU, 1987-88- Assists: 31 UR (vs. Case, 12/7/88) - 4.Case Western Reserve 25 216 643 .336- 5.Brandeis 25 169 502 .337- 3-Point Field Goals Made: 56 Mike McGlynn (56-118), BU, 1999-00- Blocks: 15 BU (vs. EU, 2/7/92) - 6.Carnegie Mellon 26 169 488 .346- 3-Point Field Goals Att.: 118 Mike McGlynn (56-118), BU, 1999-00- Steals: 24 EU (vs. Case, 1/11/03) - 7.NYU 25 151 431 .350 3-Point FG Percentage: .682 Doug Trani, (15-22) NYU, 1998-99 WU (vs. Case, 2/8/02) 8.Washington 25 178 504 .353- Free Throws Made: 93 Chris Fite (93-112), UR, 1990-91- - - Free Throws Attempted: 129 Derek Reich (88-129), UC, 2002-03- Single-SEASON Records - TEAM- Blocked Shots GP BLK Avg/G- Free Throw Percentage: .951 Gene Nolan (39-41), WU, 1993-94 - Points: 1,261 EU, 1989-90- 1.Washington 25 108 4.32- Offensive Rebounds: 80 Seth Hauben, UR, 2004-05- Field Goals Made: 497 EU (497-994), 1989-90- 2.Carnegie Mellon 26 103 3.96- Defensive Rebounds: 121 Derek Reich, UC, 2001-02- Field Goals Attempted: 994 EU (497-994), 1989-90- 3.NYU 25 92 3.68 Total Rebounds: 178 Seth Hauben, UR, 2004-05- Field Goal Percentage: .507 WU (418-825), 1992-93 Rochester 25 92 3.68- Rebounding Average: 12.7 Seth Hauben, UR, 2004-05- 3-Point Field Goals Made: 129 NYU (129-316), 1997-98 5.Brandeis 25 84 3.36- Assists: 130 J.J. Siepierski, WU, 1995-96 - 3-Point Field Goals Att.: 334 WU (117-334), 2002-03- 6.Case Western Reserve 25 66 2.64- 7.Chicago 25 65 2.60- Blocks: 64 David Schaaf, EU, 2000-01- 3-Point FG Percentage: .482 JHU (41-85), 1989-90 - 8.Emory 25 60 2.40- Steals: 59 Matt Maguire, EU, 1997-98 Free Throws Made: 289 WU (289-408), 1996-97- - Free Throws Attempted: 411 WU (283-411), 1998-99 - Steals GP STL Avg/G- Free Throw Percentage: .811 UC (283-349), 1999-00 - 1.Emory 25 264 10.56- Scoring: 90.1 EU, 1989-90- 2.Washington 25 188 7.52- CAREER Records - Individual Offensive Rebounds: 244 EU, 1988-89- 3.Brandeis 25 186 7.44- Points: 1,231 Derek Reich, UC, 1999-2003- Defensive Rebounds: 446 WU, 1999-00- 4.Carnegie Mellon 26 191 7.35- Field Goals Made: 452 Derek Reich (452-818), UC, 1999-2003- Total Rebounds: 639 WU, 1999-00- 5.Case Western Reserve 25 167 6.68- Field Goals Attempted: 818 Derek Reich (452-818), UC 1999-2003- Assists: 276 WU, 1995-96- 6.NYU 25 152 6.08 Field Goal Percentage: .627 Kevin Folkl (301-480), WU, 1992-96- Steals: 163 WU, 2002-03- 7.Rochester 25 123 4.92- 3-Point Field Goals Made: 156 Gene Nolan (156-367), WU, 1992-96- 8.Chicago 25 115 4.60- - 3-Point Field Goals Att.: 367 Gene Nolan (156-367), WU, 1992-96- NYU IN THE UAA Def. Rebounds GP PTS Avg/G 3-Point FG Percentage: .576 Andy Enfield (49-85), JHU, 1989-91- 1.Case Western Reserve 25 741 29.64- Free Throws Made: 279 Derek Reich (279-367), UC, 1999-2003- Year Record Finish 2.NYU 25 683 27.32 Free Throws Attempted: 367 Derek Reich (279-367), UC, 1999-2003- 1987-88 6-5 Fourth- 3.Carnegie Mellon 26 706 27.15- Free Throw Percentage: .933 Andy Enfield (112-120), JHU, 1989-91 - 1988-89 5-8 Fifth- 4.Chicago 25 640 25.60- Offensive Rebounds: 207 Seth Hauben, UR, 2001-05- 1989-90 7-7 Fifth- 5.Rochester 25 636 25.44- Defensive Rebounds: 417 Derek Reich, UC, 1999-2003- 1990-91 8-6 Third (tie)- 6.Washington 25 611 24.44- Total Rebounds: 519 Seth Hauben, UR, 2001-05- 1991-92 10-4 Second- 7.Brandeis 25 608 24.32- Rebounding Average: 10.8 Tim Garrett, EU, 1988-90- 1992-93 12-2 First- 8.Emory 25 545 21.80 Assists: 306 J.J. Siepierski, WU, 1993-97- 1993-94 12-2 First- Steals: 122 Adam Crawford, NYU, 1990-94 1994-95 10-4 Second- Blocks: 148 Jarriot Rook, WU, 1999-2003 1995-96 10-4 Third- 1996-97 9-5 Second (tie)- 1997-98 8-6 Third- 1998-99 7-7 Fourth (tie)- 1999-00 7-8 Fourth (tie)- 2000-01 7-8 Fourth (tie)- 2001-02 7-7 Fourth- 2002-03 3-11 Seventh- 2003-04 8-6 Third (tie)- 2004-05 6-8 Fifth (tie) 2005-06 7-7 Fourth (tie)- 27 TOTAL 149-115 (.564)

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Most Points in Victory- Most Victories 889 (1993-94)- 122 vs. Syracuse (122-59), 12/15/61- 25 (1993-94, 25-5)- 887 (1965-66)- 23 (1992-93, 23-3)- Most Points in Defeat- 22 (1994-95, 1991-92, 1959-60; 22-5)- Highest Field Goal Percentage 101 vs. Union (105-101, 2 OT), 1/8/94- (1947-48, 22-4) 49.6 (1985-86)- 101 vs. Staten Island (102-101, 2OT),-- - - 48.6 (2004-05)- 12/19/87- Fewest Victories 48.4 (1994-95)- 101 vs. Seattle (102-101), 12/23/52- 1 (1917-18, 1-10)- (1912-13, 1-11)- Most Free Throws Most Points Allowed in Victory (1911-12, 1-12)- 542 (1959-60)- 110 - Brandeis (112-110,OT), 1/22/93- 473 (1993-94)- Most Defeats 461 (1995-96)- Most Points Allowed in Defeat 20 (1970-71, 5-20)- 116 - Kean (116-78), 3/9/89- Highest Free Throw Percentage Fewest Defeats 74.3 (2000-01)- Fewest Points in Victory 0 (1933-34, 16-0)- 74.0 (1962-63)- 11 vs. Wesleyan (11-10), 1/7/09- (1908-09, 12-0)- 71.5 (1963-64)-

Fewest Points in Defeat Best Conference Record Most Three-Point Field Goals 4 vs. Georgetown (23-4), 1/13/13- 12-2 (1993-94)- 246 (1998-99)------(1992-93) 204 (2004-05)- Fewest Points Allowed in Victory 203 (2000-01)- 5 - Delaware (50-5), 2/12/09 Longest Winning Streak 19 (1947-48) - Most Three-Point Field Goal Attempts Fewest Points Allowed in Defeat- Stopped by Notre Dame, 64-59, after winning 582 (1998-99)- 14 - Yale (14-12), 12/17/10 first 19 games.- 565 (2000-01)- 552 (1997-98)- Most Points, Combined Longest Losing Streak 222 vs. Brandeis (112-110 W, OT), 1/22/93- 11 (1912-13)- Highest Three-Point Field Goal Percentage After defeating Pratt in opening game, lost 42.3 (1998-99) Fewest Points, Combined remaining 11.- 39.5 (1991-92)- 21 vs. Wesleyan (11-10 W), 1/7/09- 39.0 (2004-05)- Most Points Largest Margin of Victory 2,402 (1993-94)- Most Rebounds 76 vs. Bard (St. Stephen’s) (82-6), 12/18/08- 2,299 (1965-66)- 1,330 (1963-64)- 2,280 (1986-87) 1,323 (1993-94)- Largest Margin of Defeat 1,301 (1959-60)- 61 vs. Navy (74-13), 1/11/13- Fewest Points 190 (1912-13)- Highest Rebound Average Most Points Scored, First Half 50.5 (1957-58)- 65 vs. Pratt, 1/27/95 - Highest Scoring Average 44.1 (1993-94)- 82.1 (1995-96)- 43.7 (1995-96)- Most Points Scored, Second Half (1965-66)- 67 vs. Wagner, 1/8/69- 82.0 (1992-93)- Most Assists 487 (2003-04) Most Points Allowed, First Half- Lowest Scoring Average 486 (1985-86)- 58 - West Virginia, 1/3/52- 15.8 (1912-13)- 476 (1993-94)-

Most Points Allowed, Second Half Most Field Goals Most Blocked Shots- 67 - Kean, 3/9/89- 905 (1986-87)- 142 (1993-94)- 138 (1987-88)- Most Field Goals 126 (1983-84) 51 vs. Wagner, 1/8/69- Most Steals Most Free Throws 335 (1993-94)- 42 vs. Furman, 2/9/56- 294 (1994-95)- 282 (1992-93) Most Three-Point Field Goals 17 vs. Brandeis, 2/14/99-

Most Three-Point Field Goal Attempts 36 vs. Polytechnic, 2/1/99- general team

Most Rebounds- records 73 vs. Santa Clara, 1/29/64- Longest Winning Streak, Overall Most Assists 26 (1933-35)- 30 vs. Polytechnic, 1/28/97 Won all 16 games in 1933-34, first 10 in 1934-35; stopped by Yale, 33-29, in overtime.- Most Blocked Shots 12 vs. Case Western Reserve, 1/23/05 Longest Losing Streak, Overall 12 vs. Brandeis, 2/9/90- 11 (1912-13)- ralph kaplowitz (1917-19)- Most Steals class of 1947 Lost last 10 games in 1917-18, first game in 1918-19. 26 vs. CCNY, 1/9/91 28

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Points- Points 50 James Signorile vs. Lehman (12/1/69)- 1. Mal Graham 1966-67 688- 48 Mal Graham vs. Wagner (1/3/67)- 2. Mal Graham 1965-66 680- 47 Mal Graham vs. Fair. Dickin. (1/29/66)- 3. Barry Kramer 1962-63 675- 46 Mal Graham vs. Holy Cross (2/11/67)- 4. Harold Hairston 1963-64 607- 45 Mal Graham vs. Manhattan (2/15/67)- 5. Terry Tarpey 1986-87 600- 43 Mal Graham vs. Fair. Dickin. (1/28/67)- 6. Stan McKenzie 1965-66 593- 43 Mal Graham vs. Wagner (12/18/65)- 7. Terry Tarpey 1985-86 584- 42 Barry Kramer vs. Illinois (12/28/62)- 8. Tom Sanders 1959-60 577- 42 Barry Kramer vs. Georgetown (12/7/62)- 9. Duane Martin 1988-89 576- 40 Tom Sanders vs. Denver (12/19/59)- 10. Barry Kramer 1963-64 568- 40 Cal Ramsey vs. Hunter (2/7/59)- - - Field Goals Field Goals 1. Mal Graham 1965-66 265- 21 James Signorile vs. Lehmam (12/1/69)- 2. Mal Graham 1966-67 250- 20 Mal Graham vs. Holy Cross (2/11/67)- 3. Terry Tarpey 1985-86 241- 18 Mal Graham vs. Fair. Dickin. (1/29/66)- 4. Terry Tarpey 1986-87 235- terry tarpey 18 Cal Ramsey vs. Hunter (2/7/59)- 5. Harold Hairston 1963-64 230- class of 1987 17 Mal Graham vs. Niagara (1/7/67)- 6. Greg Belinfanti 1995-96 224- - 7. Duane Martin 1988-89 223- Free Throws Free Throws 8. Barry Kramer 1962-63 220- 1. Barry Kramer 1962-63 235- 18 Barry Kramer vs. Georgetown (12/7/62)- 9. Tom Sanders 1959-60 211- 2. Mal Graham 1966-67 188- 17 James Signorile vs. Colgate (3/7/70)- 10. Stan McKenzie 1965-66 209- 3. Stan McKenzie 1965-66 175- 17 Mal Graham vs. St. Francis (1/11/67)- Barry Kramer 1963-64 209- 4. Tom Sanders 1959-60 155- 17 Mal Graham vs. Seton Hall (12/1/65)- 5. Mal Graham 1965-66 150- 17 Barry Kramer vs. West Virginia (3/16/63)- Three-Point Field Goals- 1. Jimmy Janeczek 2004-05 75- Barry Kramer 1963-64 150- - - Consecutive Free Throws 2. Brian Beggans 1998-99 71- 3. Jimmy Janeczek 2003-04 69- Consecutive Free Throws 16 Terry Tarpey vs. Yeshiva (12/18/85)- 1. Barry Kramer 1962-63 24 - 4. Gunner Winston 1998-99 66- 16 Dolph Porrata vs. Princeton (12/18/68)- 2. Marc Jacobs 1987-88 23- 5. Brian Beggans 1999-00 65- 16 Mal Graham vs. St. Francis (1/11/67)- Mal Graham 1966-67 23- Jay Conway 1989-90 65- 14 Barry Kramer vs. Furman (2/7/63)- 4. Terry Tarpey 1985-86 22- 14 John Bucek vs. Boston College (2/16/57)- - Consecutive Three-Point Field Goals Mark Reiner 1961-62 22- - - Three-Point Field Goals 1. Jay Conway 11, vs.- (3) Carnegie Mellon (12/5/87)- Rebounds 8 Jimmy Janeczek vs. Emory (1/21/05) 1. Tom Sanders 1959-60 411- (8) Vassar (12/7/87)- 8 Jay Conway vs. Vassar (12/7/87)- 2. Cal Ramsey 1958-59 376- 2. Matt Basford 8, vs. 7 Jimmy Janeczek vs. Haverford (12/11/04)- 3. Cal Ramsey 1956-57 372- (2) Case Western (2/18/05) 7 Adam Crawford vs. Staten Island (12/8/93)- 4. Cal Ramsey 1957-58 353- (6) Emory (2/20/05)- 7 Jay Conway vs. Chicago (2/18/90)- 5. Harold Hairston 1963-64 342- 3. Adam Crawford 7, vs.- 7 Jay Conway vs. Phil. Pharmacy (2/28/87) 6. Stan McKenzie 1965-66 337- Staten Island (12/8/93)- - 7. Greg Belinfanti 1995-96 334- 4. Adam Crawford 6, vs.- Three-Point Field Goal Attempts 8. James Signorile 1969-70 302- Colorado College (11/22/92)- 14 Brian Beggans vs. Brandeis (1/29/00)- 9. Harold Hairston 1961-62 290- 14 Brian Beggans vs. Carn. Mellon (1/16/00)- - Three-Point Field Goal Attempts 10. Boris Nachamkin 1953-54 285- 13 Jimmy Janczek vs. Case Western (1/23/05)- - 13 Jimmy Janeczek vs. Emory (1/21/05)- 1. Brian Beggans 2000-01 192- 2. Jimmy Janeczek 2003-04 187- Assists 13 Jimmy Janeczek vs. Carn. Mellon (2/16/03)- 1. Jared Kildare 2005-06 185 3. Jimmy Janeczek 2004-05 186 13 Chris Murray vs. Brandeis (1/7/95)- 2. Tom Bowman 1993-94 168- 13 Jay Conway vs. Ursinus (12/27/89)- Brian Beggans 1999-00 186- - 3. Jason Bayuk 2003-04 152 - 4. Michael Irwin 2002-03 138- Rebounds Michael Irwin 2001-02 138 34 Cal Ramsey vs. Boston College (2/16/57)- 5. Tom Bowman 1992-93 135- 30 Cal Ramsey vs. Brandeis (1/5/57)- Roosevelt Smith 1991 92 135 28 Cal Ramsey vs. CCNY (3/5/57)- - 27 Tom Sanders vs. CCNY (2/29/60)- Blocked Shots 26 Boris Nachamkin vs. Pittsburgh (2/6/54)- 1. Jon Gabriel 1993-94 83- 26 Boris Nachamkin vs. Miami (OH) (1/2/54)- 2. Rich Cowes 1988-89 58- - Chris Kight 1987-88 58- Assists Chris Kight 1985-86 58- 14 Jared Kildare vs. Brandeis (1/14/06) - 13 Michael Irwin vs. Brooklyn (12/7/02)- Steals 12 Michael Irwin vs. Elmira (12/7/01) 1. Jim Folz 1986-87 90- 12 Tom Bowman vs. Alfred (1/7/94)- 2. Adam Crawford 1993-94 72- 12 Adam Crawford vs. Brandeis (1/22/93)- 3. Earl Thorpe 1994-95 64- 12 Roosevelt Smith vs. Carn. Mellon (12/6/91)- - 12 Roosevelt Smith vs. CCNY (1/9/91)- Scoring Average - 1. Barry Kramer 1962-63 29.3- Blocked Shots 2. Mal Graham 1966-67 28.7- 8 Rich Cowes vs. USMMA (2/15/89)- 3. Mal Graham 1965-66 24.3- 7 Jon Gabriel vs. Geneseo (3/5/94)- 4. Harold Hairston 1962-63 23.3- 7 Chris Kight vs. Vassar (12/7/87)- 5. Harold Hairston 1963-64 22.5- 7 Chris Kight vs. Stony Brook (1/2/88)- 6. Terry Tarpey 1986-87 22.2- 7 John Moran vs. Purchase (12/9/83)- jim signorile 7. James Signorile 1969-70 22.0- - class of 1970 Cal Ramsey 1958-59 22.0- Steals 9. Boris Nachamkin 1952-53 21.9- 9 Jim Folz vs. Widener (1/15/87)- 10. Terry Tarpey 1985-86 21.6- 8 Jim Folz vs. Hunter (1/3/87)- - 8 Marc Jacobs vs. Western CT (2/10/88) 29

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Field Goal Percentage (100 Made Minimum) Scoring Average 1. Jason Boone 2005-06 (128-186) 68.8 1. Barry Kramer 1961-64 22.5- 2. Jason Boone 2003-04 (110-179) 61.5 2. Mal Graham 1964-67 22.0- 3. Jason Boone 2004-05 (120-196) 61.2 3. Harold Hairston 1961-64 21.0- 4. Greg Belinfanti 1995-96 (224-384) 58.3- 4. Cal Ramsey 1956-59 20.2- 5. Jim Folz 1985-86 (109-188) 58.0- 5. James Signorile 1967-70 18.0- 6. Rich Cowes 1986-87 (172-298) 57.7- 6. Boris Nachamkin 1951-54 17.1- 7. Jim Folz 1986-87 (131-227) 57.7- 7. Terry Tarpey 1983-87 16.9- 8. Danny Stevens 1994-95 (159-281) 56.6 8. Tom Sanders 1957-60 16.8- 9. Danny Stevens 1993-94 (118-209) 56.5 9. Stan McKenzie 1963-66 15.6- 10. Henry Russo 1984-85 (106-188) 56.3 10. Harold Hairston 1961-64 14.0- - - 3 Pt.-Point Field Goal Percentage Field Goal Percentage (300 Made Minimum) (25 Made Minimum) 1. Jason Boone 2003-pres (358-561) 63.8 1. Chris Wiebke 1997-98 (43-84) 51.2- 2. Greg Belinfanti 1992-96 (426-748) 57.0- 2. Roosevelt Smith 1989-90 (26-53) 49.1- 3. Jim Folz 1984-88 (328-594) 55.2- 3. Andrew Wallace 2000-01 (25-54) 46.3 4. Rich Cowes 1985-89 (441-814) 54.5- Gunner Winston 1995-96 (25-54) 46.3- 5. Danny Stevens 1992-96 (475-875) 54.3- 5. Michael DeCorso 2003-04 (42-91) 46.2- 6. Harold Hairston 1961-64 (535-1,033) 51.8- - 7. Tom Sanders 1957-60 (434-841) 51.6- Free Throw Percentage 8. Justin Hoffman 1998-02 (439-852) 51.5- (100 Attempts Minimum) 9. Jeff Gilkerson 2001-05 (520-1022) 50.9 1. Mark Reiner 1961-62 (89-105) 84.7- 10. James Signorile 1967-70 (497-1,018) 48.7- 2. Terry Tarpey 1986-87 (99-117) 84.6- - 3. Terry Tarpey 1985-86 (102-120) 83.6- cal ramsey Three-Point Field Goal Percentage 4. Barry Kramer 1962-63 (235-283) 83.0- class of 1959 (200 Attempts Minimum) 5. Roosevelt Smith 1991-92 (97-117) 82.9- 1. Matt Basford 2003-pres (110-256) 43.0 - 2. Gunner Winston 1995-99 (176-425) 41.4- Rebound Average 3. Chris Wiebke 1996-00 (119-292) 40.8- 1. Cal Ramsey 1956-57 19.6- 4. Michael DeCorso 2003-pres (129-322) 40.1 2. Cal Ramsey 1957-58 17.7- Three-Point Field Goals Made 5. Roosevelt Smith 1988-92 (86-219) 39.3- 3. Cal Ramsey 1958-59 16.4- 1. Brian Beggans 1998-02 244- 6. Justin Hoffman 1998-02 (111-286) 38.8- 4. Boris Nachamkin 1953-54 15.8- 2. Jimmy Janeczek 2002-05 195- 7. Jay Conway 1986-90 (154-397) 38.79- 5. Tom Sanders 1959-60 15.2- 3. Adam Crawford 1990-94 181- 8. Adam Crawford 1990-94 (181-467) 38.75- - 4. Gunner Winston 1995-99 176- - - - Free Throw Percentage Three-Point Field Goal Attempts (250 Attempts Minimum) individual career 1. Brian Beggans 1998-02 698- 1. Terry Tarpey 1983-87 (295-363) 82.9- 2. Jimmy Janeczek 2002-05 510- 2. Barry Kramer 1961-64 (505-642) 78.7- Records 3. Adam Crawford 1990-94 467- 3. Art Tierney 1954-57 (211-274) 77.0- - 4. Gunner Winston 1995-99 425- 4. Adam Crawford 1990-94 (266-347) 76.7- - - Points Free Throws Rebound Average 1. Terry Tarpey 1983-87 1,778- 1. Barry Kramer 1961-64 505- 1. Cal Ramsey 1956-69 17.5- 2. Mal Graham 1964-67 1,716- 2. Mal Graham 1964-67 422- 2. Boris Nachamkin 1951-54 13.4- 3. Barry Kramer 1961-64 1,667- 3. Danny Stevens 1992-96 368- 3. Tom Sanders 1957-60 13.0- 4. Adam Crawford 1990-94 1,503- 4. Stan McKenzie 1963-66 351- 4. Harold Hairston 1961-64 12.3- 5. Harold Hairston 1961-64 1,346- 5. Tom Sanders 1957-60 323- 5. James Signorile 1967-70 10.7 6. Danny Stevens 1992-96 1,319 Cal Ramsey 1956-59 323- 7. Cal Ramsey 1956-59 1,275- - 8. Stan McKenzie 1963-66 1,263- Rebounds- 9. Jeff Gilkerson 2001-05 1,236- 1. Cal Ramsey 1956-59 1,101- Brian Beggans 1998-02 1,236- 2. Tom Sanders 1957-60 923- 11. James Signorile 1967-70 1,235- 3. Boris Nachamkin 1951-54 844- nyu all-americans 12. Justin Hoffman 1998-02 1,197- 4. Harold Hairston 1961-64 793- 13. Jared Kildare 2002-06 1,191- 5. James Signorile 1967-70 739- 1910 William Broadhead Tom Sanders 1957-60 1,191 - 1920 Howard Cann 15. Jay Conway 1986-90 1,104- Steals 1934 Hagan Anderson 16. Boris Nachamkin 1951-54 1,076- 1. Adam Crawford 1990-94 243- 2. Earl Thorpe 1993-97 176- 1936 Milton Schulman 17. Duane Martin 1986-89 1,073- 1937 Irving Terjesen 18. Gunner Winston 1995-99 1,045- 3. Terry Tarpey 1983-87 167- 19. Greg Belinfanti 1992-96 1,039- - 1939 Robert Lewis 20. Bruce Kaplan 1964-67 1,037- Blocked Shots 1943 Jerry Fleishman - 1. Rich Cowes 1985-89 151- 1946 Sid Tanenbaum Field Goals 2. Jon Gabriel 1990-94 149- 1947 Sid Tanenbaum 1. Terry Tarpey 1983-87 726- 3. Jason Boone 2003-pres. 140- 1948 Don Forman 2. Mal Graham 1964-67 647- - 1948 Dolph Schayes 3. Barry Kramer 1961-64 581- Assists 1. Roosevelt Smith 1988-92 437- 1959 Cal Ramsey 4. Harold Hairston 1961-64 535- 1960 Tom “Satch” Sanders 5. Adam Crawford 1990-94 528- 2. Jared Kildare 2002-06 414 6. Jeff Gilkerson 2001-05 520 3. Tom Bowman 1990-94 413- 1963 Barry Kramer 7. James Signorile 1967-70 497- 4. Jim Folz 1984-88 393- 1964 Barry Kramer 8. Cal Ramsey 1956-59 476- 5. Adam Crawford 1990-94 391- 1966 Mal Graham 9. Danny Stevens 1992-96 475- - 1967 Mal Graham 10. Stan McKenzie 1963-66 456- -

0607_MENS_MG_v8.indd 30 11/9/2006 5:55:19 PM nyu all-time coaching records in chronological order Seasons Coach Yrs. Games Won Lost Pct. 1906-08 None 2 19 12 7 .632 1908-10 Benjamin Hermes 2 28 24 4 .857 1910-11 Samuel Meltzer 1 13 8 5 .615 current players in bold 1911-12 W.W. Broadhead 1 13 1 12 .077 1912-13 James G. Dale 1 12 1 11 .083 1913-14 Harold Parkinson 1 14 6 8 .429 Scoring Average 1914-16 William Lush 2 26 17 9 .654 1. Barry Kramer 1961-64 22.5- 1916-18 Harry Haring 2 23 10 13 .435 2. Mal Graham 1964-67 22.0- 1918-19 Floyd Egan 1 11 5 6 .455 3. Harold Hairston 1961-64 21.0- 1919-23 Ed Thorp 4 49 37 12 .755 4. Cal Ramsey 1956-59 20.2- 5. James Signorile 1967-70 18.0- 1923-58 Howard Cann 35 641 409 232 .638 6. Boris Nachamkin 1951-54 17.1- 1958-71 Lou Rossini 13 322 185 137 .574 7. Terry Tarpey 1983-87 16.9- 1983-89 Mike Muzio 5 148 95 53 .642 8. Tom Sanders 1957-60 16.8- 1989- Joe Nesci+ 18 462 315 147 .680 9. Stan McKenzie 1963-66 15.6- TOTALS 87 1,781 1,125 656 .632 10. Harold Hairston 1961-64 14.0- - - coles sports center records + Became head coach during the 1988-89 season Field Goal Percentage (300 Made Minimum) 1. Jason Boone 2003-pres (358-561) 63.8 2. Greg Belinfanti 1992-96 (426-748) 57.0- team 3. Jim Folz 1984-88 (328-594) 55.2- Points: 116 - NYU 116, Pratt 70, 1994-95- 4. Rich Cowes 1985-89 (441-814) 54.5- Points (Combined): 196 - NYU 100, Mt. St. Vincent 96, 1990-91- 5. Danny Stevens 1992-96 (475-875) 54.3- Field Goals: 46 - NYU vs. New England, 2003-04; NYU vs. Polytechnic, 1996-97 - 6. Harold Hairston 1961-64 (535-1,033) 51.8- Field Goals (Combined): 82 - NYU 42, Mt. St. Vincent 40, 1990-91- 7. Tom Sanders 1957-60 (434-841) 51.6- Field Goals Attempted: 83 - NYU vs. New England, 2003-04; Case Western vs. NYU, 1995-96 - 8. Justin Hoffman 1998-02 (439-852) 51.5- 9. Jeff Gilkerson 2001-05 (520-1022) 50.9 Field Goals Attempted (Combined): 164 - NYU 81, Case Western Reserve 83, 1995-96- 10. James Signorile 1967-70 (497-1,018) 48.7- Free Throws Made: 40 - NYU vs. Brandeis, 1985-86- - Free Throws Made (Combined): 66 - NYU 40, Brandeis 26, 1985-86- Three-Point Field Goal Percentage Free Throws Attempted: 54 - NYU vs. Brandeis, 1985-86- (200 Attempts Minimum) Free Throws Attempted (Combined): 90 - NYU 54, Brandeis 36, 1985-86- 1. Matt Basford 2003-pres (110-256) 43.0 Three-Point Field Goals Made: 15 - NYU vs. Brandeis, 1997-98- 2. Gunner Winston 1995-99 (176-425) 41.4- Three-Point Field Goals Made (Combined): 23 - NYU 12, Carnegie Mellon 11, 2002-03- 3. Chris Wiebke 1996-00 (119-292) 40.8- Three-Point Field Goals Attempted: 40 - Catholic vs. NYU, 1991-92- 4. Michael DeCorso 2003-pres (129-322) 40.1 5. Roosevelt Smith 1988-92 (86-219) 39.3- Three-Point Field Goals Attempted (Combined): 53 - Hunter 28, NYU 25, 2004-05- 6. Justin Hoffman 1998-02 (111-286) 38.8- Rebounds: 69 - NYU vs. Manhattanville, 1986-87- 7. Jay Conway 1986-90 (154-397) 38.79- Rebounds (Combined): 109 - NYU 62, Staten Island 47, 1993-94; NYU 64, Vassar 45, 1988-89- Howard Cann 8. Adam Crawford 1990-94 (181-467) 38.75- Personal Fouls (Team): 35 - Chicago vs. NYU, 1987-88- 409 wins @ NYU - Personal Fouls (Combined): 64 - Washington & Lee 33, SUNY-New Paltz 31, 2004-05- Free Throw Percentage Points in a Half: 65 - NYU vs. Pratt, 1994-95 (250 Attempts Minimum) - 1. Terry Tarpey 1983-87 (295-363) 82.9- individual 2. Barry Kramer 1961-64 (505-642) 78.7- 3. Art Tierney 1954-57 (211-274) 77.0- Points: 43 - Bruce Elliot, York vs. NYU, 1986-87- 4. Adam Crawford 1990-94 (266-347) 76.7- Points in a Half: 34 - Bruce Elliot, York vs. NYU, 1986-87- - Field Goals: 16 - Rob Remhild, NYU vs. Emory, 1989-90; Tim Garrett, Emory vs. NYU, 1989-90- Rebound Average Field Goals Attempted: 30 - Joseph Zieris, Staten Island vs. NYU, 1986-87- joe nesci 1. Cal Ramsey 1956-69 17.5- Free Throws Made: 14 - Rob Remhild, NYU vs. Brandeis, 1989-90- 2. Boris Nachamkin 1951-54 13.4- Free Throws Attempted: 19 - Rob Remhild, NYU vs. Brandeis, 1989-90- 315 wins @ NYU 3. Tom Sanders 1957-60 13.0- Three-Point Field Goals Made: ...... 7 - Adam Crawford, NYU vs. Staten Island, 1993-94; 4. Harold Hairston 1961-64 12.3- ...... 7 - Jimmy Janeczek, NYU vs. Haverford, 2004-05 - 5. James Signorile 1967-70 10.7 Three-Point Field Goals Attempted: ... 14 - Brian Beggans, NYU vs. Brandeis, 1999-00; - ...... 14 - Josh Thielen, Mass. Coll. of Liberal Arts vs. NYU, 1998-99- Rebounds: 24 - Greg Belinfanti, NYU vs. Washington, 1994-95 lou rossini 185 wins @ NYU the great teams

Season Record Captain/Coach Post-Season Result 1908-09 12-0 James G. Dale/Benjamin Hermes - 1916-17 9-3 Howard Cann/Harry Haring - 1919-20 13-1 James Storey/Ed Thorp AAU National Champions - 1929-30 13-3 George Newblatt/Howard Cann - 1932-33 11-4 Sam Potter/Howard Cann - 1933-34 16-0 James Lancaster/Howard Cann- 1934-35 18-1 Sid Gross/Howard Cann Helms Foundation National Champs.- 1935-36 14-1 Willie Rubinstein/Howard Cann- 1939-40 18-1 Robert Lewis/Howard Cann- 1942-43 16-6 None/Howard Cann 4th, NCAA East Regional- 1944-45 16-8 Al Grenert/Howard Cann NCAA Runner-up- 1945-46 19-3 Frank Mangiapane/Howard Cann 4th, NCAA East Regional- 1947-48 22-4 Ray Lumpp/Howard Cann NIT Finalists- 1959-60 22-5 Tom Sanders/Lou Rossini NCAA Final Four- 1961-62 20-5 Al Filardi/Lou Rossini 3rd, NCAA East Regional- 1962-63 18-5 Bob Williams/Lou Rossini 4th, NCAA East Regional- 1991-92 22-5 Rob Capers, Roosevelt Smith, First Round, NCAA East Regional- Larry Costa/Joe Nesci - 1992-93 23-3 Adam Crawford/Joe Nesci NCAA Sweet Sixteen- 1993-94 25-5 Adam Crawford/Joe Nesci NCAA Runner-up- 1994-95 22-5 Chris Murray/Joe Nesci 31 Second Round, NCAA East Regional

0607_MENS_MG_v8.indd 31 11/9/2006 5:55:21 PM nyu all-time records 2006-07 opponents in bold nyu vs. opponents pictured: 2005 grad bobby serafin First Last First Last Opponent W L Meeting Meeting- Opponent W L Meeting Meeting Acadia 1 0 1962-63 1962-63- John Jay 8 1 1986-87 2003-04- Adelphi 2 0 1955-56 1969-70- Johnson State 1 0 1984-85 1984-85 - Albright 1 0 1997-98 1997-98- Johns Hopkins 11 6 1927-28 2000-01- Alfred 3 1 1983-84 2000-01 Kean 1 1 1988-89 2000-01- Allegheny 2 1 1984-85 1989-90 - Keene State 0 1 1998-99 1998-99- American 2 0 1953-54 1954-55 - Kentucky 2 0 1934-35 1935-36- Amherst 3 0 1915-16 1918-19 - Kenyon 2 0 1984-85 1985-86- Arizona 1 0 1951-52 1951-52- Kings (NY) 5 1 1983-84 1990-91- Arkansas 3 0 1945-46 1947-48- Lafayette 14 5 1916-17 1970-71- Army 15 25 1907-08 1970-71- Lane 1 0 1989-90 1989-90 - Babson 2 1 1983-84 1985-86- LaSalle 0 1 1952-53 1952-53- Baltimore 1 1 1927-28 1938-39- Lebanon Valley 0 1 1993-94 1993-94- Bard % 2 0 1908-09 1924-25- Lehigh 6 5 1906-07 1970-71- Baruch 7 2 1989-90 2003-04 Lehman 9 1 1957-58 2004-05- Bates 5 0 1989-90 2003-04- Long Island 4 1 1937-38 1966-67- Baylor 2 2 1945-46 1960-61- Manhattan 27 20 1909-10 1970-71- Boston College 4 2 1945-46 1965-66- Manhattanville 8 0 1983-84 2004-05 - Boston University 10 0 1932-33 1970-71- Marquette 1 2 1958-59 1966-67- Bowling Green 1 0 1944-45 1944-45- Marshall 0 1 1969-70 1969-70- Bradley 1 3 1938-39 1964-65- Maryland 2 0 1910-11 1937-38- Brandeis 30 11 1956-57 2005-06 Mary Washington 1 0 1987-88 1987-88- Brigham Young 0 1 1965-66 1965-66- Massachusetts 1 0 1961-62 1961-62- Brooklyn 17 0 1933-34 2002-03- Massachusetts Liberal Arts 1 0 1998-99 1998-99- Brown 3 0 1919-20 1923-24- Medgar Evers 1 0 1995-96 2000-01 Bucknell 3 0 1954-55 1970-71- M.I.T. 4 0 1908-09 1996-97 - Buffalo State 0 1 1984-85 1984-85- Memphis 1 0 1963-64 1963-64- California 2 1 1935-36 1957-58- Miami (FL) 1 1 1954-55 1967-68- Canisius 1 1 1945-46 1946-47- Miami (OH) 1 1 1953-54 1958-59- Carnegie Mellon 30 10 1929-30 2005-06 Michigan 0 1 1963-64 1963-64 - Case Western Reserve 20 9 1984-85 2005-06 Minnesota 1 2 1937-38 1940-41- Cathedral 1 0 1936-37 1936-37- Missouri 2 0 1939-40 1947-48- Catholic 7 2 1914-15 1991-92 - Montclair State 4 0 1939-40 1942-43 - Chicago 20 19 1986-87 2005-06 Moravian 0 0 first meeting Cincinnati 0 3 1958-59 1969-70- Mount Union (OH) 1 0 1983-84 1983-84- Citadel 1 0 1968-69 1968-69- Mt. St. Mary (NY) 1 0 1994-95 2001-02- City College of New York 42 19 1913-14 1999-00- Mt. St. Mary’s (MD) 1 0 1961-62 1961-62- Clark 3 1 1985-86 1996-97 Mt. St. Vincent 6 0 1990-91 2005-06- Clarkson 1 0 1998-99 1998-99- Muhlenberg 1 4 1956-57 2000-01- Coast Guard 1 0 1985-86 1985-86 - Navy 6 12 1910-11 1970-71- Coker 0 1 1990-91 1990-91- Nazareth (NY) 0 3 1985-86 2004-05- Colgate 21 21 1909-10 1970-71- Newark College of Engineering 5 0 1937-38 1942-43- Colorado 2 2 1937-38 1948-49- New Jersey City + 1 3 1990-91 2000-01- Colorado College 2 0 1988-89 1992-93- N.J. Institute of Technology 1 0 1995-96 1995-96- Colorado State 0 1 1966-67 1966-67- New Mexico 0 1 1963-64 1963-64- Columbia 15 20 1910-11 1988-89- Niagara 3 3 1908-09 1966-67- Connecticut 7 2 1943-44 1959-60- North Carolina 10 7 1935-36 1966-67- Connecticut College 2 0 1985-86 1991-92- North Carolina State 0 2 1946-47 1968-69 - Cornell 5 4 1913-14 1963-64- Northwestern 1 0 1963-64 1963-64 - Creighton 0 1 1953-54 1963-64- Notre Dame 9 24 1934-35 1970-71- Dartmouth 3 3 1923-24 1959-60 - Ohio State 1 2 1936-37 1959-60- Davidson 0 2 1964-65 1965-66 - Oklahoma 2 0 1943-44 1951-52- Dayton 0 3 1951-52 1961-62 - Oklahoma City 1 0 1958-59 1958-59 - Delaware 1 0 1908-09 1908-09 - Oklahoma State 0 3 1937-38 1944-45- Denver 4 0 1958-59 1966-67 - Oregon 0 1 1946-47 1946-47 - DePaul 4 0 1941-42 1965-66 - Oregon State 1 1 1937-38 1950-51- Detroit 1 0 1964-65 1964-65- Panzer 0 1 1938-39 1938-39- Drew 3 0 1992-93 2005-06 Pennsylvania 1 3 1910-11 1970-71- Duke 3 5 1946-47 1962-63- Penn State 3 5 1911-12 1964-65- Duquesne 2 2 1953-54 1962-63- Pepperdine 0 1 1970-71 1970-71- Eastern (PA) 0 1 1983-84 1983-84- Philadelphia Pharmacy 0 1 1986-87 1986-87- Eastern Connecticut 0 1 1992-93 1992-93- Pittsburgh 5 2 1930-31 1962-63- Elmira 2 0 2001-02 2005-06- Polytechnic University $ 21 2 1906-07 2005-06- Emerson 0 0 first meeting Pratt 10 0 1906-07 1995-96- Emmanuel 1 0 2005-06 2005-06 Princeton 7 9 1907-08 1984-85 - Emory 24 14 1986-87 2005-06- Providence 2 1 1958-59 1965-66- Fairleigh Dickinson 15 0 1951-52 1970-71- Purdue 1 0 1935-36 1935-36 - Florida State 0 1 1955-56 1955-56- Queens 3 0 1940-41 1942-43- Fordham 30 23 1922-23 1969-70- Ramapo 0 1 2003-04 2003-04- Franklin & Marshall 1 0 1921-22 1921-22- Rensselaer Polytechnic 11 5 1906-07 2002-03- Furman 3 1 1954-55 1968-69- Richard Stockton 1 1 1995-96 1995-96- Georgetown 30 22 1909-10 1970-71- Richmond 0 1 1937-38 1937-38- Georgia 1 0 1948-49 1948-49- Rider 0 1 1963-64 1963-64- Gettysburg 2 0 1938-39 1939-40- Roanoke 2 0 1956-57 1957-58- Hamilton 0 1 1907-08 1907-08- Rochester 23 25 1909-10 2005-06 Hartwick 1 1 1955-56 1999-00- Rollins 0 1 1954-55 1954-55 - Harvard 1 1 1945-46 1983-84- Rose-Hulman 1 0 1984-85 1984-85- Haverford 8 1 1922-23 2004-05- Rowan # 1 3 1989-90 1996-97- Hawaii 0 1 1970-71 1970-71- Rutgers 35 10 1906-07 1970-71- Hobart 3 0 1986-87 1999-00- Rutgers-Newark 3 0 1951-52 2000-01- Hofstra 2 1 1939-40 1966-67- St. Bonaventure 1 1 1962-63 1969-70 - Holy Cross 11 7 1927-28 1966-67- St. Francis (NY) 23 3 1923-24 1966-67 - Hunter 12 2 1986-87 2005-06 St. John’s (MD) 2 1 1911-12 1938-39- Illinois 0 3 1958-59 1964-65- St. John’s (NY) 22 29 1907-08 1970-71- Illinois Wesleyan 1 0 1940-41 1940-41- St. Joseph’s (ME) 0 1 1983-84 1983-84- Iona 6 2 1960-61 1967-68- St. Joseph’s (LI) 5 0 2001-02 2005-06- Iowa 0 1 1959-60 1959-60 St. Joseph’s (PA) 1 5 1959-60 1963-64- Ithaca 1 0 1992-93 1992-93 32St. Lawrence 1 0 1913-14 1913-14 -

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First Last Opponent W L Meeting Meeting St. Louis 0 6 1947-48 1970-71- Violet Team Awards St. Mary’s (MD) 3 0 1986-87 1993-94- St. Norbert 1 0 1987-88 1987-88 Each year, the Violet coaching staff selects the winners of two St. Peter’s 3 1 1952-53 1966-67- St. Thomas (MN) 1 0 1993-94 1993-94 - prestigious awards: The Howard Cann Award, presented to the Salve Regina 1 0 1990-91 1990-91- team’s Most Valuable Player, and the James Lancaster Award, Santa Clara 2 0 1963-64 1967-68- presented to the team’s Best Defensive Player. The Howard Cann Seattle 0 1 1952-53 1952-53- Award is named after the Violets’ all-time winningest coach, who Seton Hall 3 3 1913-14 1967-68- guided NYU to 409 wins in 35 years of coaching from 1923-58. Skidmore 6 1 1983-84 2004-05- The James Lancaster Award is named after NYU’s top defensive South Carolina 2 0 1957-58 1965-66 - player on the undefeated 1933-34 team. Recent winners of the Southern California 1 1 1960-61 1963-64 - Southern Methodist 1 0 1946-47 1946-47- awards are: Southern Vermont 0 1 2002-03 2002-03- Stanford 1 0 1950-51 1950-51- Year Howard Cann Award James Lancaster Award- Staten Island 4 3 1986-87 1995-96 1983-84 Greg Gonzalez Kerry Noonan- Stevens Tech 16 1 1920-21 2004-05 1984-85 Terry Tarpey John Moran- SUNY Albany 1 1 1991-92 1993-94- 1985-86 Terry Tarpey Jim Folz- SUNY Binghamton 1 0 1991-92 1991-92- 1986-87 Terry Tarpey Jim Folz- SUNY Brockport 0 1 2001-02 2001-02- 1987-88 Rich Cowes Marc Jacobs- SUNY Cortland 1 0 2002-03 2002-03- SUNY Geneseo 1 0 1993-94 1993-94- 1988-89 Duane Martin Matt Hoehl- SUNY Maritime 8 0 1951-52 1997-98- 1989-90 Jay Conway Matt Hoehl- SUNY New Paltz 3 0 2002-03 2004-05- 1990-91 Rob Capers Tom Brown- SUNY Old Westbury 2 0 1994-95 1995-96 1991-92 Roosevelt Smith Rob Capers- SUNY Oneonta 0 1 1983-84 1983-84- 1992-93 Adam Crawford Jon Gabriel- SUNY Plattsburgh 1 0 1993-94 1993-94 1993-94 Adam Crawford Jon Gabriel- SUNY Potsdam 0 1 1985-86 1985-86 1994-95 Chris Murray Greg Belinfanti- SUNY Purchase 1 0 1983-84 1983-84- SUNY Stony Brook 0 2 1986-87 1987-88- 1995-96 Greg Belinfanti Stanley Elie- Swarthmore 7 3 1909-10 1923-24 - 1996-97 Frank Harris Adam Zilber- Syracuse 12 9 1909-10 1963-64 - 1997-98 Jesse Detterman Gunner Winston- Temple 21 16 1931-32 1970-71- 1998-99 Gunner Winston Nick Thomas- Tennessee 0 1 1944-45 1944-45 - 1999-00 Justin Hoffman Nick Thomas- Texas 2 1 1947-48 1967-68- 2000-01 Justin Hoffman Rex Hodgson- Texas A&M 1 0 1966-67 1966-67- 2001-02 Justin Hoffman Rex Hodgson- Toledo 0 1 1963-64 1963-64- 2002-03 Jeff Gilkerson Jason Bayuk- Toronto 6 1 1912-13 1962-63- Trinity (CT) 3 0 1909-10 1919-20 - 2003-04 Jeff Gilkerson Jason Bayuk- Tufts 3 2 1919-20 1999-00- 2004-05 Jeff Gilkerson Jason Bayuk Tulane 2 3 1947-48 1967-68- 2005-06 Jason Boone Jared Kildare Tulsa 2 0 1960-61 1963-64- Union 12 8 1907-08 1993-94- UCLA 1 1 1946-47 1960-61- Upsala 9 2 1936-37 1988-89- Ursinus 3 1 1984-85 2005-06- U.S. Merchant Marine Acad. 12 6 1949-50 2002-03- Utah 0 1 1970-71 1970-71- Utah State 1 3 1952-53 1960-61- all-met award winners Vanderbilt 1 1 1949-50 1950-51- Since 1981, the Metropolitan Basketball Writers’ Association has Vassar 12 1 1983-84 1999-00- honored the best Divison III coaches and players in the New York Vermont 4 1 1920-21 1967-68- Villanova 7 5 1928-29 1965-66 - City area. The following NYU players and coaches have received Virginia 0 2 1966-67 1967-68- All-Met recognition: Virginia Tech 1 1 1961-62 1967-68- VPI 1 0- 1984.... Mike Muzio, Coach of the Year- Wagner 8 2 1937-38 1970-71- 1986.... Terry Tarpey, First Team Wake Forest 1 0 1960-61 1960-61- 1987.... Terry Tarpey, Player of the Year and First Team- Washington College (MD) 1 0 2004-05 2004-05- 1989.... Duane Martin, First Team- Washington University (MO) 10 28 1987-88 2005-06- University of Washington 0 1 1941-42 1941-42- 1992.... Joe Nesci, Coach of the Year- Washington & Lee 2 0 1914-15 1930-31- 1993.... Joe Nesci, Coach of the Year- Washington State 1 0 1942-43 1942-43- ...... Adam Crawford, First Team- Wesleyan 13 6 1908-09 1998-99 - 1994.... Joe Nesci, Coach of the Year- Western Connecticut 0 3 1986-87 1988-89- ...... Adam Crawford, First Team- Westfield State 1 0 2005-06 2005-06 1995.... Danny Stevens, Third Team - West Virginia 10 7 1929-30 1965-66- 1996.... Greg Belinfanti, First Team- Wheaton 1 1 1990-91 1991-92- 1997.... Frank Harris, Second Team- Wichita State 1 0 1965-66 1965-66 - Widener 1 3 1983-84 1986-87- 1998.... Jesse Determann, Second Team- William & Mary 1 0 1951-52 1951-52- 1999.... Gunner Winston, Second Team- William Paterson 0 2 1986-87 1996-97 - 2000.... Brian Beggans, Third Team- Williams 3 2 1911-12 1985-86- 2001.... Justin Hoffman, Second Team- Worcester Poly 2 2 1983-84 1986-87 - 2002.... Justin Hoffman, Second Team- Xavier (OH) 0 1 1969-70 1969-70 - 2004.... Jeff Gilkerson, Second Team- Yale 11 5 1909-10 1963-64- 2004.... Jimmy Janeczek, Third Team- Yeshiva 14 0 1960-61 1994-95- York 7 3 1986-87 2005-06- 2005.... Jeff Gilkerson, Third Team - 2006.... Jason Boone, First Team % Formerly St. Stephen’s $ Formerly Polytechnic Institute of NY (PINY)*- * Formerly Brooklyn Poly - # Formerly Glassboro State- + Formerly Jersey City State 33

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NYU Opp. 1983-84 26 17 9 1,692 1,422 Aaron Glover- Year Gms. Won Lost Pts. Pts. Captain(s) 1984-85 25 15 10 1,585 1,486 Dave Brooks- 1906-07 7 5 2 201 226 John Longworth- 1985-86! 27 21 6 2,069 1,874 Terry Tarpey- 1907-08 12 7 5 336 265 Thomas Bowe- 1986-87# 28 17 11 2,280 2,084 Terry Tarpey- 1908-09 12 12 0 510 158 James G. Dale- 1987-88 26 15 11 2,056 1,933 Jim Folz- 1909-10 16 12 4 393 305 Joseph Girsdansky- 1988-89# 28 16 12 2,170 2,090 Rich Cowes- 1910-11 13 8 5 279 254 Howard Smith- 1989-90# 27 16 11 2,081 2,164 Eric Hutcherson- 1911-12 13 1 12 234 383 Charles Moore- 1990-91# 26 16 10 2,028 1,873 Roosevelt Smith- 1912-13 12 1 11 190 447 Carroll McLaughlin- 1991-92! 27 22 5 2,150 1,830 Roosevelt Smith- 1913-14 14 6 8 313 372 Edward Kearney- Rob Capers- 1914-15 11 6 5 274 255 Alfred Levy- Larry Costa- 1915-16 15 11 4 474 343 Martin White- 1992-93! 26 23 3 2,133 1,769 Adam Crawford- 1916-17 12 9 3 416 286 Howard Cann- 1993-94!! 30 25 5 2,402 2,013 Adam Crawford- 1917-18 11 1 10 204 361 James Storey- 1994-95! 27 22 5 2,195 1,814 Chris Murray- 1918-19 11 5 6 299 334 Floyd Egan- 1995-96! 27 19 8 2,216 2,007 Greg Belinfanti- 1919-20% 14 13 1 560 295 James Storey- 1996-97! 27 19 8 2,133 1,829 Adam Zilber- 1920-21 12 11 1 404 212 Maclyn Baker- 1997-98! 26 17 9 1,750 1,551 Jesse Determann- 1921-22 12 7 5 354 273 Frank Goeller- 1998-99# 26 17 9 1,848 1,616 Gunner Winston- 1922-23 11 6 5 353 294 Floyd Bates- Doug Trani- 1923-24 16 8 8 464 457 John Masline- 1999-00 25 14 11 1,702 1,531 Brian Sztabnik- 1924-25 14 7 7 387 394 John Hawes- Nick Thomas- 1925-26 14 10 4 416 342 Frank Kelly - Chris Wiebke- 1926-27 11 4 7 268 340 William Werner- 2000-01# 28 18 10 1,939 1,840 Brian Beggans- 1927-28 14 8 6 415 384 Thomas Reedy- James Coe- 1928-29 18 13 5 540 442 William Conroy- Justin Hoffman- 1929-30 16 13 3 540 372 George Newblatt- 2001-02 25 14 11 1,620 1,530 Brian Beggans- 1930-31 15 9 6 433 379 Jerry Nemecek- James Coe- 1931-32 12 6 6 320 318 None- Justin Hoffman- 1932-33 15 11 4 503 421 Sam Potter- 2002-03 25 12 13 1,767 1,746 Michael Irwin- 1933-34 16 16 0 604 380 Jim Lancaster- 2003-04# 28 21 7 2,154 1,872 Bobby Serafin- 1934-35$ 19 18 1 707 467 Sid Gross- Jason Bayuk- 1935-36 18 14 4 734 540 William Rubinstein- 2004-05# 26 16 10 2,036 1,707 Bobby Serafin- 1936-37 16 10 6 578 501 Milt Schulman- Jason Bayuk 1937-38* 24 16 8 997 848 None- 2005-06 25 18 7 1,803 1,536 Jared Kildare- 1938-39 22 11 11 868 783 Dan Dowd- TOTALS 1,781 1,125 656 (.632)- 1939-40 19 18 1 976 614 Robert Lewis- - 1940-41 19 13 6 872 741 Ben Auerbach- Legend: 1941-42 19 12 7 920 757 Mort Lazar- % - AAU National Champions- 1942-43! 22 16 6 1,265 1,049 None- * - NIT Tournament- 1943-44 14 7 7 665 628 Sam Mele- ! - NCAA Tournament- 1944-45!! 24 16 8 1,446 1,074 Al Grenert- # - ECAC Tournament- 1945-46! 22 19 3 1,330 1,021 Frank Mangiapane- !! - NCAA National Championship Runner-up- 1946-47 21 12 9 1,316 1,185 Sid Tanenbaum- $ - Named National Champions in Helms’ 1947-48* 26 22 4 1,654 1,390 Ray Lumpp- Post-Season Poll 1948-49* 20 12 8 1,350 1,217 Joe Dolhon- 1949-50 19 8 11 1,195 1,168 Joel Kaufman- 1950-51 16 12 4 1,147 1,027 Abe Becker- 1951-52* 25 17 8 1,862 1,643 Mel Seeman- 1952-53 20 9 11 1,516 1,513 Mark Solomon- 1953-54 18 9 9 1,270 1,315 Ted Eisberg- 1954-55 20 7 13 1,397 1,523 Dom DeBonis- Joe Scarpinato- 1955-56 18 10 8 1,408 1,351 None- 1956-57 21 8 13 1,586 1,562 Tom Deluca- Art Tierney- 1957-58 21 10 11 1,576 1,631 Bob Brown- Dan Knapp- 1958-59* 23 15 8 1,638 1,496 Cal Ramsey- 1959-60! 27 22 5 1,988 1,754 Tom Sanders- 1960-61 23 12 11 1,664 1,593 Art Loche- 1961-62! 25 20 5 1,954 1,697 Al Filardi- 1962-63! 23 18 5 1,798 1,572 Bob Williams- 1963-64* 27 17 10 2,068 1,896 Barry Kramer- 1964-65* 26 16 10 2,009 1,897 Clem Galliard- 1965-66* 28 18 10 2,299 2,110 Richard Dyer- 1966-67 26 10 16 1,875 1,919 Bruce Kaplan- 1967-68 24 8 16 1,720 1,840 Charles Silen- Gary Witrock- 1968-69 21 12 9 1,655 1,515 James Miller- jason bayuk 1969-70 24 12 12 1,742 1,692 James Signorile- 1970-71 25 5 20 1,754 2,040 Dolph Porrata- class of 2005 Duane Felton- 34

0607_MENS_MG_v8.indd 34 11/9/2006 5:55:24 PM VIOLETS IN THE PROS nyu yearly records, a history

James J. Brasco ‘52 Cal Ramsey ’59 1947-48 Syracuse Nationals-Milwaukee Hawks 1959-60 St. Louis Hawks-New York Knicks- 1960-61 Syracuse Nationals Richard Bunt ‘52 1947-48 New York Knicks-Baltimore Bullets Joseph Francis (Chick) Reiser 1943-47 Fort Wayne Pistons- Joseph Dolhon ‘49 1947-49 Baltimore Bullets- 1949-51 Baltimore Bullets 1949-50 Washington Capitals Jerome Fleishman ’43 Thomas E. (Satch) Sanders ‘60 1946-47 Philadelphia Warriors- 1960-73 Boston Celtics 1952-53 Philadelphia Warriors-New York Knicks Adolph (Dolph) Schayes ‘48 Donald J. Forman ‘56 1948-63 Syracuse Nationals- 1948-49 Minneapolis Lakers 1963-64 Philadelphia 76er’s Robert Malcom (Mal) Graham ’67 John Simmons ’42 1967-69 Boston Celtics 1946-47 Boston Celtics Harold (Happy) Hairston ‘64 Sid Tanenbaum ’47 1964-67 Cincinnati Royals 1947-48 New York Knicks- 1967-68 Cincinnati Royals-Detroit Pistons- 1948-49 New York Knicks-Baltimore Bullets 1968-69 Detroit Pistons- 1969-70 Detroit Pistons-Los Angeles Lakers- Also drafted: 1970-75 Los Angeles Lakers Rich Dyer ’66 (by New York Knicks 1966)- Bruce Kaplan ‘67 (by New York Knicks in 1967)- Ralph Kaplowitz ’47 Joe Kaufman (by Philadelphia Warriors 1950)- 1946-47 New York Knicks-Philadelphia Warriors- Jim Signorile ’70 (by New York Knicks 1970) 1947-48 Philadelphia Warriors Thomas Edward Kelly ‘48 1948-49 Boston Celtics Violets In The NYC Hall Of Fame New York University has always had a rich history tied with the sport of Barry D. Kramer ’64 basketball. A number of athletes have had stellar collegiate careers, 1964-65 San Francisco Warriors-New York Knicks- while others moved on to play in the National Basketball Association. The New York City Basketball Hall of Fame has thus far recognized 1969-70 New Jersey Nets (ABA) 11 people from NYU who have either played or coached and made a Raymond Lumpp ’50 significant contribution to the sport. The goal of the Hall of Fame is to help the younger generations of players to be better competitors and 1948-49 Indianapolis Jets-New York Knicks- at the same time cultivate their academic and personal lives outside of 1949-52 New York Knicks- basketball. The New York City Basketball Hall of Fame honors these 1952-53 New York Knicks-Baltimore Bullets men who will be remembered for their great skill and sportsmanship. The following group of former NYU athletes and coaches that have Francis E. (Frank) Mangiapane ’47 been inducted into the New York City Basketball Hall Of Fame are listed 1946-47 New York Knicks below (along with their year of induction): - 1990 - Dolph Schayes Stanley McKenzie ‘66 1992 - Tom “Satch” Sanders 1967-68 Baltimore Bullets- 1993 - Sid Tanenbaum 1968-70 Phoenix Suns- 1994 - Cal Ramsey 1970-72 Portland Trailblazers- 1996 - Howard Cann, Don Forman 1972-73 Portland Trailblazers-Houston Rockets- 1997 - Lou Rossini 1973-74 Houston Rockets 1998 - Ray Lumpp 1999 - John Goldner Boris Alexander Nachamkin ‘54 2000 - Ralph Kaplowitz 2002 - Mark Reiner 1954-55 Rochester Royals

0607_MENS_MG_v8.indd 35 11/9/2006 5:55:24 PM The NYU Athletics Hall of Fame was established in 1971 to recognize the outstanding achievements of former NYU athletes, coaches and administrators. Below is a listing of all nyu hall of fame the members according to year inducted, year www.nyu.edu/hof of graduation, and athletic affiliation.

Men’s Basketball Players in Bold Pictured: 2003 inductee Greg Belinfanti 2006 1990 1978 Jennifer Miani, ‘88 BK George Barker, ‘33 TF- Georgina Coller (Schielke), ‘36 BK, FH, T- Gennady Gurin, ‘94 SD Thomas Casey, ‘50 BS- Jose de Capriles, ‘33 F- Howard Goodman, ‘65 F- Edward Conwell, ‘46 TF- Ruth Diamond (Abramson), ’36 BK, FH, T, SD- Silvio Giolito, ‘41 F- Evelyn Hannon, ‘57 BK, SD, T, VB- 2005 Francis Martin, ‘48 TF Joe Healey, ‘35 TF, C- James Cardasis, ‘69 BS Jerry Nemecek, ‘31 BS, FB- Cal Ramsey, ‘59 BK- Christina Keller, ‘00 SD- Al Nixon A- Harry Schneider, ‘31 FB, TF- 2004 Daniel E. Quilty, ‘50 BK, AD- Elizabeth White (Drobac), ‘44 BK, FH, T- Marsha Harris, ‘98 BK- Lucio Rossini C- Charles Shuman, ‘30 BK- 1977 Jack E. Peckett A, C- Hugo Castello, ‘37 F, C- Hans Wieselgren, ‘77 F 1989 Mike Herman, ‘59 TF- 2003 Julio Castello C- Lisa Lindstrom (Olson), ‘34 SD- Abraham Balk, ‘47 F- Jerry Fleishman, ‘43 BK John “Chick” Meehan C- Greg Belinfanti, ‘96 BK- Albert Grenert, ‘49 BK- Cal Papatsos, ‘44 BK, FH, SD, T- John Eisenberg, ‘94 VB- James McPoland,’40 TF- Grace Pagnucco (Boyce), ‘39 BK, FH, SD, T Gordon McKenzie, ‘55 TF Dr. Ruth White, ‘76 F- Tom “Satch” Sanders, ‘60 BK- Margaret Schlichting, ‘37 BK, FH, T, C, A- 2001 1988 Dorothy Hafner deCapriles, ‘32 F Ben Auerbach, ‘41 BK- 1976 Oleg Geller, ‘96 SD- Cinta Del Monico, ‘82 T- Frank Briante, ‘27 FB- George King, ‘56 TF- Irwin Klein, ‘36 FB, BK- Ben Carnevale, ‘38 BK, C Arthur Tauber, ‘42 F- Edith R. Puggelli (Fuhn), ‘35 BK, FH- Esther V. Foley, ‘28 SD, FH, BK, C- James Signorile, ‘70 BK- Frances V. Froatz C, AD- 2000 Sanford Silverstein, ‘48 BS- Julia Jones (Pugliese), ‘30 F- Harold Bogrow, ‘41 TF Donna Stone, ‘79 F, BK, VB- Helen Locus, ‘36 BK, FH, SD- Donna Layne, ‘94 BK- Ethel McGary (Engelsen), ‘28 SD- Desmond Margetson, ‘48 T- 1987 Reggie Pearman, ‘50 TF- Michael Watt, ‘88 SD- Abraham Becker, ‘51 BK- Irving Schoolman, ‘28 TF- Gilbert Eisner, ‘61 F- 1999 Polly Schulter (Proctor), ‘39 BK, FH, T- Irving L. Kintisch, ‘46 TF, FB- Margaret Ward, ‘50 SD, BW, T- Roy Chernock, ‘50 TF James Lancaster, ‘34 BK- Adam Crawford, ‘94 BK- Sally Zacharewitz (Grinch), ‘50 F, C- Risto Hurme, ‘75 F- 1986 1975 Melissa Wiltzius, ‘95 TF- Maclyn F. Baker, ‘20 BK, BS- Ed Boell, ‘40 FB, BS- Martin S. Engel, ‘54 TF- 1998 Alex Campanis, ‘40 BS, FB- Ralph Kaplowitz, ‘47 BK- Jimmy Herbert, ‘42 TF- Herbert Austin,‘72 S- George G. Masin, ‘68 F- Kristina Brewer, ‘92 SD- John “Bing” Miller, ‘29 FB, A- Joseph Byrnes, ‘55 F- 1985 1974 Bruce Kaplan, ‘67 BK- Hagan Andersen, ‘34 BK- Al Lassman, ‘29 FB- Sal “Happy” Furth, ‘30 TF- 1997 Ray Lumpp, ‘48 BK- Frank Mangiapane, ‘47 BK, BS, FB- Leslie MacMitchell, ‘42 TF- Paul Apostol, ‘67 F Peter Westbrook, ‘75 F- Chris Robinson, ‘87 BK Archie Roberts, ‘29 FB, BS, BK, C Kendra Kenny, ‘88 SD- 1984 1973 Helen Forstner McArdle, ‘41 BK, FH, SD 1996 Miguel de Capriles, ‘27 F- Eugene Glazer, ‘62 F- Bill McCarthy C- Stephen Kaplan, ‘71 F William Hulse, ‘42 TF- Sally Pechinsky F Irv “Moon” Mondschein, ‘53 TF, FB- Stan McKenzie, ‘66 BK- Jack Weinheimer, ‘22 FB, BS, C, A- Mat McClenahan, ‘92 W Sam Mele, ‘43 BS, BK- Patti McCrudden, ‘89 BK- Dr. Marvin “Mal” Stevens C- 1972 Emil Von Elling C- 1995 1983 Herbert Cohen, ‘62 F, C- George “Kiddo” Davis, ‘26 BS- Byron Dyce, ‘70 TF- - Bruce MacDonald, ‘51 TF Samuel Jones, ‘02 TF, FB- Sid Tanenbaum, ‘47 BK Laura Sita, ‘87 SD- Boris Nachamkin, ‘54 BK- 1971 Ben Weinthal, ‘90 W- Edward Smith, ‘36 FB- Howard Cann, ‘20 BK, FB, TF, C- Phil Edwards, ‘30 TF- 1994 1982 Keturah “Kitty” Waterman (Cox), ‘45 FH, T- Adolph Schayes, ‘48 BK- Lori H. Carena, ‘74 SD, BK, T- Ken Strong, ‘29 FB, BS Michael Lofton, ‘88 F Larry Ellis, ’51 TF, C- Stan Saplin, ’34 A- Mal Graham, ‘67 BK Dr. Annette Herman (Stillerman), ‘56 BK, T, F, BW Bobby Lewis, ‘40 BK- 1993 Norman Lewis, ‘37 F- Diane Greenberg, ‘49 F- Jo Shaff, ‘40 F- LEGEND: Hugh Maiocco, ‘50 TF- 1981 Janice Quinn, ‘85 BK- Harold “Happy” Hairston, ‘64 BK A...... Administrator Terry Tarpey, ‘87 BK- Barry Kramer, ‘64 BK- AD...... Athletics Director 1992 Bernard Mayer, ‘47 TF- BK...... Basketball Albert Bevilacqua, Jr., ‘61 W- Eddie Yost, ‘47 BS, BK- BS...... Baseball Robert G. Goldsholl, ‘56 BS, SI- BW...... Bowling 1980 C...... Coach John E. Simmons, ‘42 BS, BK- Ralph Branca, ‘48 BS, BK- Salvatore R. Somma, ‘37 FB- F...... Fencing Frank Dixon, ‘67 TF- FB...... Football 1991 Dan Dowd, ‘38 BK, FB- FH...... Field Hockey James Gilloon, Jr., ‘19 FB, TF, BK, A Don Forman, ‘48 BK- S...... Soccer Sidney Gross, ‘35 BK, FB, BS Mary Sullivan, ‘47 BK, FH, SD- SD...... Swimming and Diving Thomas Kelly, ‘48 BK- 1979 SI.. Sports Information Director David Millman, ‘48 FB, TF, BK- Walter Blankfort, ‘22 BK- T...... Tennis George Sheibler, ‘27 SI- Mike D’Asaro, ‘60 F, C- TF...... Track and Field George Spitz, ‘34 TF- Dolores Kallek (Soifer), ‘62 BK, T- VB...... Volleyball Edward Stevens, ‘41 BK- George Manfredi, ‘29 BS- W...... Wrestling Salvatore Variello, ‘49 SD, C- Mary Washburn (Conklin), ‘29 BK, FH, TF- Edward vvvv, ‘40 FB, BS, BK, TF- Peter Zaremba, ‘34 TF, FB- 36

0607_MENS_MG_v8.indd 36 11/9/2006 5:55:28 PM varsity athletes reunion May 7, 2006

On May 7, 2006, 24 men’s basketball alumni, spanning the last 50 years, came back to NYU to reunion and pay their respects to former coach Lou Rossini, who passed away in October of 2005. In tribute to the man that led NYU’s final NCAA Division I teams to glory, several of his former players “returned home.” Below is a list of the 2006 varsity athletes alumni reunion & hall of fame induction celebration attendees:

Don Blaha, ‘63 Rich Cowes, ‘89 *Adam Crawford, ‘94 Paul Dobleman, ‘70 two of NYU’s finest: MAL GRAHAM (L) AND TOM “SATCH” SANDERS (R) Mark Geschwer, ‘71 *Bob Goldsholl, ‘56 *Dr. Mal Graham, ‘67 Mark Groothuis, ‘63 *Ralph Kaplowitz, ‘47 Rit Keith, ‘63 *Barry Kramer, ‘64 Noah LeFevre, ‘97 *Ray Lumpp, ‘48 Jimmy Miller, ‘69 NOW: 2006 *Cal Ramsey, ‘59 Alan Rosenberg, ‘67 (pictured with 1971 Elliot Rosenfeld, ‘71 grad Jimmy miller) *Thomas “Satch” Sanders, ‘60 Norman Sevits, ‘66 *Jim Signorile, ‘70 Joel Silver, ‘61 THEN: 1966 Brian Sztabnik, ‘00 Bob Williams, ‘64 Gary Witrock, ‘68 Harvey Young, ‘72 *NYU Athletics Hall of Fame member

0607_MENS_MG_v8.indd 37 11/9/2006 5:55:39 PM 2006-07 opponents the competition, by date

ALFRED UNIVERSITY MEDGAR EVERS COLLEGE Sat., Nov. 18 @ NYU Tip-Off Tournament 1pm Sat., Dec. 2 @ NYU 1pm Location: Alfred, NY Location: Brooklyn, NY Nickname: Saxons Nickname: Cougars Conference: Empire 8 Athletic Conference Conference: City University of New York Athletic Conference Head Coach (Year at School): Jay Murphy (12th) Head Coach (Year at School): Merrill Davis (3rd) Record at School: 118-161 Record at School: 14-37 Overall Record (Yrs.): 198-384 (23) Overall Record (Yrs.): Same SID for Basketball: Mark Whitehouse SID for Basketball: Brent Davis Office Phone: 607-871-2904 Office Phone: 718-270-6280 Office Fax: 607-871-2373 Office Fax: 718-270-6101 2005-06 Record: 12-13 2005-06 Record: 8-17 Last Meeting: 67-55 Alfred on Nov. 19, 2000 Last Meeting: 67-42 NYU on Nov. 28, 2000 Series Record: 3-1 NYU Series Record: 1-0 NYU Website: www.alfred.edu/athletics Website: www.mec.cuny.edu/athletics EMERSON COLLEGE STEVENS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Sun., Nov. 19, Possible Opponent @ NYU Tip-Off Tournament 1/3pm Mon., Dec. 4 @ NYU 7pm Location: Boston, MA Location: Hoboken, NJ Nickname: Lions Nickname: Ducks Conference: Great Northeast Athletic Conference Conference: Skyline Conference Head Coach (Year at School): Hank Smith (13th) Head Coach (Year at School): Josh Loeffler (1st) Record at School: 182-138 Record at School: First season Overall Record (Yrs.): Same Overall Record (Yrs.): First season SID for Basketball: Roger Crosley SID for Basketball: Brian Granata Office Phone: 617-824-8458 Office Phone: 201-216-5078 Office Fax: 617-824-8529 Office Fax: 201-216-8244 2005-06 Record: 14-14 2005-06 Record: 15-12 Last Meeting: First meeting Last Meeting: 93-55 NYU on Dec. 4, 2004 Series Record: First meeting Series Record: 16-1 NYU Website: www.emerson.edu/athletics/index.cfm Website: www.stevensducks.com

MOVARIAN COLLEGE POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY Sun., Nov. 19, Possible Opponent @ NYU Tip-Off Tournament 1/3pm Mon., Dec. 11 @ Polytechnic 7pm Location: Bethlehem, PA Location: Brooklyn, NY Nickname: Greyhounds Nickname: Fighting Blue Jays Conference: Commonwealth Conference Conference: North Eastern Athletic Conference Head Coach (Year at School): Jim Walker (27th) Head Coach (Year at School): Laddy Baldwin (26th) Record at School: 343-309 Record at School: 205-301-- - - - Overall Record (Years): 358-319 (27) Overall Record (Yrs.): Same SID for Basketball: Mark Fleming SID for Basketball: David Yorke Office Phone: 610-861-1472 Office Phone: 718-260-3541 Office Fax: 610-861-1581 Office Fax: 718-260-3474 2005-06 Record: 9-16 2005-06 Record: 7-18 Last Meeting: First meeting Last Meeting: 79-39 NYU on Nov. 27, 2005 Series Record: First meeting Series Record: 21-2 NYU Website: www.moravian.edu/athletics Website: www.poly.edu/athletics SUNY POTSDAM suny-old westbury Tue, Nov. 21 @ NYU 7pm Fri., Dec. 29 @ NYU Christmas Tournament 6pm Location: Potsdam, NY Location: Old Westbury, NY-- - - - Nickname: Bears Nickname: Panthers Conference: State University of New York Athletic Conference Conference: Skyline Conference Head Coach (Year at School): Sherry Dobbs (4th) Head Coach (Year at School): Bernard Tomlin (6th)--- - Record at School: 62-27 Record at School: 75-59 Overall Record (Yrs.): Same Overall Record (Yrs.): 201-196 (15) SID for Basketball: Boyd Jones SID for Basketball: Harris Rappel Office Phone: 315-267-2315 Office Phone: 516-876-3032 Office Fax: 315-267-3370 Office Fax: 516-876-3230 2005-06 Record: 16-12 2005-06 Record: 14-12 Last Meeting: 83-67 Potsdam on Dec. 18, 1986 Last Meeting: 84-80 NYU on Feb. 13, 1996 Series Record: 1-0 Potsdam Series Record: 2-0 NYU Website: www.potsdam.edu/sports Website: www.oldwestburypanthers.com yORK (NY) COLLEGE BARUCH COLLEGE Mon., Nov. 27 @ York 1pm Sat, Dec. 30, Possible Opponent @ NYU Christmas Location: Jamaica, NY Tournament 2pm/4pm Nickname: Cardinals Location: New York, NY Conference: City University of New York Athletic Conference Nickname: Bearcats Head Coach (Year at School): Ronald St. John (20th) Conference: City University of New York Athletic Conference Record at School: 244-235 Head Coach (Year at School): Ray Rankis (24th) Overall Record (Yrs.): Same Record at School: 320-293 SID for Basketball: Jessica Cherry Overall Record (Yrs.): Same Office Phone: 718-262-5115 SID for Basketball: John Neves Office Fax: 718-262-52162 Office Phone: 646-312-5048 2005-06 Record: 15-14 Office Fax: 646-312-5041 Last Meeting: 65-52 NYU on Dec. 4, 2005 2005-06 Record: 23-6 Series Record: 7-3 NYU Last Meeting: 87-65 NYU on Jan. 3, 2004 Website: www.york.cuny.edu/athletics Series Record: 7-2 NYU Website: athletics.baruch.cuny.edu 38

0607_MENS_MG_v8.indd 38 11/9/2006 5:55:40 PM The Competition by conference: The Competition by state: City Univ. of New York Athletic.... 4 Georgia...... 1 Commonwealth...... 1 Illinois...... 1 Empire 8 Athletic...... 1 Massachusetts...... 3 Missouri...... 1 Great Northeast Athletic...... 1 New Jersey...... 1 New England Women’s & Men’s Athletic... 1 NYU...... 10 Northeastern Athletic...... 1 Ohio...... 1 Skyline...... 3 Pennsylvania...... 2 State Univ. of New York Athletic....1 University Athletic Association.... 7 CLARK UNIVERSITY HUNTER COLLEGE Sat. Dec. 30, Possible Opponent @ NYU Christmas Tournament 2pm/4pm Mon., Jan. 15 @ NYU 7pm Location: Worcester, MA Location: New York, NY Nickname: Cougars Nickname: Hawks Conference: New England Women’s and Men’s Athletic Conference Conference: City University of New York Athletic Conference Head Coach (Year at School): Paul Phillips (9th) Head Coach (Year at School): Nick Plevritis (2nd) Record at School: 140-76 Record at School: 3-22 Overall Record (Yrs.): 307-173 (18) Overall Record (Yrs.): Same SID for Basketball: Dalya Qualls SID for Basketball: Camille Currie Office Phone: 508-793-7164 Office Phone: 212-772-4631 Office Fax: 508-793-8819 Office Fax: 212-772-4739 2005-06 Record: 11-15 2005-06 Record: 3-22 Last Meeting: 88-66 NYU on Nov. 23, 1996 Last Meeting: 88-73 NYU on Jan. 16, 2006 Series Record: 3-1 NYU Series Record: 12-2 NYU Website: www.clarku.edu/athletics Website: www.hunter.cuny.edu/athletics COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. VINCENT EMORY UNIVERSITY Tue., Jan 2 @ NYU 3pm Fri., Jan. 19 @ NYU 8pm; Sun., Feb. 18 @ Emory 12pm Location: Riverdale, NY Location: Atlanta, GA-- - - - Nickname: Dolphins Nickname: Eagles Conference: Skyline Conference Conference: University Athletic Association-- - - Head Coach (Year at School): Michael Murphy (2nd) Head Coach (Year at School): Brett Zuver (9th) Record at School: 9-16 Record at School: 95-105 Overall Record (Yrs.): Same Overall Record (Yrs.): 143-156 (12) SID for Basketball: Michael Spinner SID for Basketball: John Farina Office Phone: 718-405-3413 Office Phone: 404-727-6553 Office Fax: 718-405-3765 Office Fax: 404-727-8047 2005-06 Record: 9-16 2005-06 Record: 11-14 (4-10 UAA) Last Meeting: 78-71 NYU on Jan. 2, 2006 Last Meeting: 93-77 Emory on Feb. 5, 2006 Series Record: 6-0 NYU Series Record: 25-14 NYU Website: www.mountsaintvincent.edu/athletics Website: www.go.emory.edu CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY Fri., Jan.5 @ Carnegie 8pm; Sun., Feb. 11 @ NYU 12pm Sun., Jan. 21 @ NYU 12pm; Fri., Feb. 16 @ Case 8pm Location: Pittsburgh, PA Location: Cleveland, OH Nickname: Tartans Nickname: Spartans Conference: University Athletic Association Conference: University Athletic Association Head Coach (Year at School): Tony Wingen (17th) Head Coach (Year at School): Sean McDonnell (4th) Record at School: 178-218 (16) Record at School: 21-54-- - Overall Record (Yrs.): 199-246 (18) Overall Record (Yrs.): 41-110 (6) SID for Basketball: Mark Fisher SID for Basketball: Creg Jantz Office Phone: 412-268-3087 Office Phone: 216-368-6517 Office Fax: 412-268-8649 Office Fax: 216-368-2422 2005-06 Record: 20-6 (10-4 UAA) 2005-06 Record: 12-13 (4-10 UAA) Last Meeting: 62-59 NYU on Feb. 10, 2006 Last Meeting: 73-67 NYU on Feb. 3, 2006 Series Record: 29-9 NYU Series Record: 20-9 NYU Website: www.cmu.edu/athletic Website: www.case.edu/athletics/varsity UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO Sun., Jan. 7 @ Rochester 12pm; Fri., Feb.9 @ NYU 8pm Fri., Jan. 26 @ Chicago 8pm (CST); Sun., Feb. 4 @ NYU 12pm Location: Rochester, NY Location: Chicago, IL Nickname: Yellowjackets Nickname: Maroons Conference: University Athletic Association Conference: University Athletic Association Head Coach (Year at School): Mike Neer (31st) Head Coach (Year at School): Mike McGrath (8th) Record at School: 492-292 Record at School: 114-66 Overall Record (Yrs.): Same Overall Record (Yrs.): Same SID for Basketball: Dennis O’Donnell SID for Basketball: Dave Hilbert Office Phone: 585-275-5955 Office Phone: 773-702-4638 Office Fax: 585-461-5081 Office Fax: 773-834-3694 2005-06 Record: 16-9 (7-7 UAA) 2005-06 Record: 15-10 (8-6 UAA) Last Meeting: 67-53 Rochester on Feb. 12, 2006 Last Meeting: 62-60 Chicago on Feb. 17, 2006 Series Record: 25-23 Rochester Series Record: 20-19 NYU Website: www.rochester.edu/athletics Website: www.athletics.uchicago.edu BRANDEIS UNIVERSITY WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY Sat., Jan. 13 @ Brandeis 3pm; Sat., Feb. 24 @ NYU 4pm Sun., Jan. 28 @ Washington 12pm (CST); Fri., Feb. 2 @ NYU 8pm Location: Waltham, MA Location: St. Louis, MO Nickname: Judges Nickname: Bears Conference: University Athletic Association Conference: University Athletic Association-- - - Head Coach (Year at School): Brian Meehan (4th) Head Coach (Year at School): Mark Edwards (26th) Record at School: 35-40 Record at School: 426-223-- - Overall Record (Yrs.): 195-79 (10) Overall Record (Yrs.): Same SID for Basketball: Adam Levin SID for Basketball: Chris Mitchell Office Phone: 781-736-3631 Office Phone: 314-935-5077 Office Fax: 781-736-3656 Office Fax: 314-935-4600 2005-06 Record: 14-11 (7-7 UAA) 2005-06 Record: 17-8 (9-5 UAA) Last Meeting: 70-46 Brandeis on Feb. 25, 2006 Last Meeting: 63-59 Washington on Feb. 19, 2006 Series Record: 30-11 NYU Series Record: 28-10 Washington Website: www.my.brandeis.edu/athletics Website: www.bearsports.wustl.edu

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JEROME S. COLES SPORTS and palladium athletic RECREATION CENTER facility

The Jerome S. Coles The Palladium Athletic Facility, located on East 14th Sports and Recreation Street near Union Square, is the latest in cutting-edge sports Center, which opened in complexes designed to feel like a private health club. The facility September 1981, is the hub boasts an aerodynamically designed, L-shaped, deep-water of recreational and athletic pool, perfect for needs for the University’s anything from students, faculty, staff, swimming laps and alumni. The facilities to varsity-level accommodate a wide range competition. of individual and group Some of recreational sports and fitness activities, including over the highlights of 130 different courses at various skill levels serving 10,000 the Palladium, participants, as well as club sports and an intramural program which opened in enjoyed by approximately 3,500 students. The Center also the fall of 2002, serves as the primary home of the University’s 24-sport include a 3,140 intercollegiate athletic program. The operating schedule of the square-foot Center provides every member of the University community with weight room an opportunity to participate in these activities, or to make use complete with of open space for individual workouts. free weights, The Center also has played host to the following selectorized machines and a FitLinxx workout system. The events: NCAA Basketball National Championships, NCAA Fitlinxx system is a series of weight-lifting machines connected Regional Wrestling Championships, NCAA Regional Fencing to a computer network that not only tells one how fast to pump, Championships, NCAA Regional Volleyball Championships, but also remembers previous workouts and weight-settings. The Palladium also features a 3,433 square-foot aerobic fitness room dedicated to cardio equipment, which includes treadmills, elliptical trainers and exer-cycles. Each machine is outfitted with consoles into which patrons can plug their own headphones to receive audio from the nine TV stations playing in the room or the eight commercial-free cable radio stations. From this environ-ment, one can move to the 30-foot- high climbing center or to the group cycling room. The main gym can be used for either ECAC Regional Basketball Championships, Metropolitan volleyball or basketball. Wrestling Championships, International Wrestling events, The auxiliary gym is outfitted with a high-tech sound system International Fencing Association Championships, University and progressive fitness equipment, such as exercise balls and Athletic Association Championships in several sports, and the body bars, making it the perfect haven for recreation classes. National Collegiate Tae Kwon Do Championships. In addition, it has two half-sized basketball courts, which can The Center is located at 181 Mercer Street (between be utilized when recreation classes are not in session. Bleecker and Houston streets), covers 142,000 square feet and has four levels (roof, lobby, natatorium, and fieldhouse). Up to 3,000 members use the facility daily. Approximately 1,900 spectators can be seated in the fieldhouse bleachers and 230 can be seated in the natatorium bleachers. The Center is barrier-free and accessible to physically challenged persons. Several of NYU’s varsity teams play their home games/ matches at Coles: men’s & women’s basketball, men’s & women’s fencing, men’s & women’s tennis, men’s & women’s volleyball, and men’s wrestling.

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