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2006-07 MBSK Media Guide-Web Site http://nsuathletics.nova.edu 2006-07 NSU MEN’S BASKETBALL 1 http://nsuathletics.nova.edu 2 2006-07 NSU MEN’S BASKETBALL TABLE OF CONTENTS Quick Facts/Media Information .............................................................................................................................. 2 COACHING STAFF Gary Tuell – Head Coach ................................................................................................................................. 4 Chris Harriman – Assistant Coach ................................................................................................................... 7 Marquise Kiffin – Assistant Coach .................................................................................................................... 8 Support Staff MEET THE SHARKS 2006-07 Roster ................................................................................................................................................. 10 2006-07 Analysis .............................................................................................................................................. 11 2006-07 Outlook ............................................................................................................................................... 12 Returning Player Bios ....................................................................................................................................... 14 Incoming Player Bios ........................................................................................................................................ 23 2005-06 REVIEW Season Review ................................................................................................................................................ 26 Results ............................................................................................................................................................. 27 Overall Individual Statistics .............................................................................................................................. 28 SSC Only Individual Statistics .......................................................................................................................... 28 Team Statistics ................................................................................................................................................. 29 SSC Final Standings ........................................................................................................................................ 30 HISTORY AND RECORDS Individual Records – Overall ............................................................................................................................ 32 Team Records – Overall ................................................................................................................................... 35 Coaching Records – Overall ........................................................................................................................... 34 All-Time Series Records – Overall ................................................................................................................... 35 Individual Records – NCAA Only ...................................................................................................................... 36 Team Records – NCAA Only ............................................................................................................................ 42 Coaching Records - NCAA Only ....................................................................................................................... 44 All-Time Roster ................................................................................................................................................. 45 2006-07 NSU Cheerleaders .............................................................................................................................. 47 OPPONENT INFORMATION SSC Overview .................................................................................................................................................. 50 SID Quick Reference ........................................................................................................................................ 51 SSC Opponents ............................................................................................................................................... 51 NCAA Division II Overview ............................................................................................................................... 52 NSU DEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS Mission Statement ............................................................................................................................................ 54 Director of Athletics – Michael Mominey .......................................................................................................... 55 Faculty Athletic Representative - Dr. Mark Cavanaugh .................................................................................... 56 Directory ........................................................................................................................................................... 57 Photo Directory ................................................................................................................................................ 58 Athletics History ............................................................................................................................................... 60 University Center Arena ................................................................................................................................... 62 University Center Amenities ............................................................................................................................. 63 Strength and Conditioning ................................................................................................................................ 64 Facilities ........................................................................................................................................................... 65 Map and Directions .......................................................................................................................................... 66 Campus Map and Parking Information ............................................................................................................. 67 http://nsuathletics.nova.edu NSU Shark Club ............................................................................................................................................... 68 NSU in the Community ...... .............................................................................................................................. 69 NSU Athletic Training ........................................................................................................................................ 70 THIS IS NSU Letter from the President .................................................................................................................................. 72 NSU Administration .......................................................................................................................................... 73 NSU Overview and History ............................................................................................................................... 74 NSU Degree Offerings ...................................................................................................................................... 77 NSU Shark Club Members ..................................................................................................................................... 80 NSU Athletics Sponsors ........................................................................................................................................ IBC 2006-07 NSU MEN’S BASKETBALL 3 QUICK FACTS/MEDIA INFORMATION QUICK FACTS MEDIA INFORMATION UNIVERSITY INFORMATION OVERVIEW Location: Fort Lauderdale-Davie, Florida The Sports Information Department provides a variety of services to the Founded: 1964 Department of Intercollegiate Athletics and the news media. Sports informa- Undergrad Enrollment: 5,355 tion duties include keeping accurate statistical data of each athletic event Nickname: Sharks and providing publications for each team such as media guides, game pro- Colors: Navy Blue, Gray grams, schedule posters, schedule cards and press releases. The depart- Conference: Sunshine State Conference ment has won numerous awards for its media guides in recent years. Affiliation: NCAA Division II President: Ray Ferrero, Jr. In addition, the Sports Information Department organizes game-day op- Faculty Representative: Mark Cavanaugh erations and provides information to the local and national news media Mailing Address: 3301 College Avenue and to the student-athletes’ hometowns. A member of the NSU sports in- Fort Lauderdale-Davie, FL 33314-7796 formation staff will be present at home games and will travel with NSU teams for road contests. ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT Director of Athletics: Michael Mominey ATHLETICS WEB SITE Assistant AD/Sports Information and Media Relations: Robert Prior The Sports Information Department maintains, creates and manages all Assistant AD/Business Operations: Rob Allen editorial, statistical and biographical content
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