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Villanova Basketball Experience 2009-10 Villanova Basketball Villanova Basketball Experience 2009-10 Villanova Basketball Villanova in the NBA Wildcats in the 2009-10 NBA Malik Allen Denver Nuggets Randy Foye Washington Wizards Kyle Lowry Houston Rockets Dante Cunningham Portland Trail Blazers Tim Thomas Dallas Mavericks Brett Gunning Houston Rockets staff Tim Thomas is now with the Dallas Mavericks. Randy Foye spent three seasons with the Minnesota Dante Cunningham was the No. 33 overall selection Timberwolves before a June 2009 trade to Washington. by the Portland Trail Blazers in the 2009 NBA Draft. 78 2009-10 Villanova Basketball Brett Gunning is now in his second season as a member of the Houston Rockets’ coaching staff. Malik Allen played in Milwaukee before signing with the Denver Nuggets prior to 2009-10. Kyle Lowry was at Villanova often last summer to prepare for his first full season with the Houston Rockets in 2009-10. Dante Cunningham blocks a shot in NBA summer league action. 79 2009-10 Villanova Basketball Villanova Basketball Experience Villanova in the National Basketball Association Malik Allen (‘00) Tom Ingelsby (‘72) Harold Pressley (‘86) Miami (NBA) 2001-2005; Charlotte (NBA) 2005; Atlanta (NBA) 1973-74; St. Louis (ABA) 1974-75. Sacramento (NBA) 1986-90. Chicago 2005-2007 (NBA); New Jersey Nets (2007- 08); Dallas Mavericks (2008); Milwaukee Bucks Wali Jones (‘64) Sherwin Raiken (‘50) (2008-09); Denver Nuggets (2009-present) Baltimore (NBA) 1964-65; Philadelphia (NBA) 1965- New York (NBA) 1952-53. 71; Milwaukee (NBA) 1971-73; Utah (ABA) 1974-75; Paul Arizin (‘50) Detroit (NBA), Philadelphia (NBA) 1975-76. Allan Ray (‘06) Philadelphia (NBA) 1950-62. Boston (NBA) 2006-2007 Kerry Kittles (‘96) Alex Bradley (‘81) New Jersey (NBA) 1996-2004; Los Angeles Clippers Bob Schafer (‘55) New York (NBA) 1981-82. 2004-2005. Philadelphia (NBA), St. Louis (NBA) 1955-56; Syra- cuse (NBA) 1956-57. Michael Bradley (‘01) Herman (Red) Klotz (‘44) Toronto (NBA) 2001-2004; Atlanta Hawks (NBA) Baltimore (NBA) 1947-48. Rory Sparrow (‘80) 2004; Orlando Magic (NBA) 2004-05; Sacramento New Jersey (NBA) 1980-81; Atlanta (NBA), New (NBA) 2005; Philadelphia (NBA) 2005-2006. Jason Lawson (‘97) York (NBA) 1982-83; New York (NBA) 1983-88; Orlando (NBA) 1997-1998; Washington (NBA) Chicago (NBA) 1988; Miami (NBA) 1988-90; Sacra- Thomas Brennan (‘52) 1999-2000 mento (NBA) 1990-91; Los Angeles (NBA), 1991-92. Philadelphia (NBA) 1954-55. Kyle Lowry (‘06) Arthur Spector (‘41) John Celestand (‘99) Memphis (NBA) 2006-2009; Houston (NBA) Boston (NBA) 1946-50. Los Angeles Lakers (NBA) 1999-2000. 2009-present. Tim Thomas (‘97) Dante Cunningham (‘09) Dwayne McClain (‘85) Philadelphia (NBA) 1997-99; Milwaukee (NBA) Portland (NBA) 2009-present. Indiana (NBA) 1985-86. 1999-2003; New York Knicks (NBA) 2004-2005: Chicago Bulls (NBA) 2005-2006; Phoenix Suns Chris Ford (‘72) Bill Melchionni (‘66) (NBA) 2006; Los Angeles Clippers (NBA) 2006-2009; Detroit (NBA) 1972-73; Boston (NBA) 1973-82; Philadelphia (NBA) 1966-68; New York (ABA) 1969- Dallas (NBA) 2009-present. Head Coach, Boston (NBA) 1990-95; Head Coach, 75. Milwaukee (NBA) 1998; Head Coach, Los Angeles Jim Washington (‘65) Clippers (NBA) 1999 - 2000; Head Coach, Philadel- James Mooney (‘53) St. Louis (NBA) 1965-66; Chicago (NBA) 1966-69; phia 76ers, 2004. Baltimore-Philadelphia (NBA) 1952-54. Philadelphia (NBA) 1969-71; Philadelphia (NBA), Atlanta (NBA) 1971-72; Atlanta (NBA) 1972-74; Buf- Randy Foye (‘06) Richie Moore (‘64) falo (NBA) 1974-75. Minnesota (NBA) 2006-09: Washington (NBA) Denver (ABA) 1967-68. 2009-present. Doug West (‘89) Fran O’Hanlon (‘70) Minnesota (NBA) 1989-98; Vancouver (NBA) 1998- Stewart Granger (‘83) Floridians (ABA) 1970-71. 2001. Cleveland (NBA) 1983-84; Atlanta (NBA) 1984-85; New York (NBA) 1986-87; Chicago (NBA) 1989-90. John Olive (‘77) Hubie White (‘62) San Diego (NBA) 1978-80. San Francisco (NBA) 1962-63; Philadelphia (NBA) Larry Hennessy (‘53) 1963-64; Miami (ABA) 1969-70; Pittsburgh (ABA) Philadelphia (NBA) 1955-56; Syracuse (NBA) 1956- Ed Pinckney (‘85) 1970-71. 57. Phoenix (NBA) 1985-87; Sacramento (NBA) 1987-88; Boston (NBA) 1988-94; Milwaukee (NBA) 1994-95; Alvin Williams (‘97) Keith Herron (‘78) Toronto 1995-96; Philadelphia (NBA) 1996; Miami Portland (NBA) 1997-98; Toronto (NBA) 1998-2006; Atlanta (NBA) 1978-79; Detroit (NBA) 1980-81; (NBA) 1997. Los Angeles Clippers (NBA) 2007. Cleveland (NBA) 1981-82. John Pinone (‘83) Thomas Hoover (‘61) Atlanta (NBA) 1983-84. New York (NBA) 1963-65; St. Louis (NBA) 1966-67; Denver (ABA) 1967-68; Houston (ABA), Minneapolis Howard Porter (‘71) (ABA), New York (ABA) 1968-69. Chicago (NBA) 1971-74; New York (NBA), Detroit (NBA) 1974-75; Detroit (NBA) 1975-77; Detroit (NBA), New Jersey (NBA) 1977-78. 80 2009-10 Villanova Basketball Villanova Basketball Experience Villanova International Villanova student-athletes and coaches have a long history of representing the United States against international competi- tion. Among current members of the Villanova Basketball roster, guards Scottie Reynolds (2007 Pan American Games), Corey Fisher (2009 World University Games) and head coach Jay Wright (2005 World University Games, 2007 Pan American Games) have represented the USA. Corey Fisher helped Team USA earn a bronze medal at the 2009 World University Games Villanova Basketball in International Competition 1981 1985 1991 2005 Stewart Granger - Canada Doug West Lance Miller Randy Foye - United States World University Games U.S. Olympic Festival U.S. Junior National Team World University Games John Pinone - United States Allan Ray - United States World University Games 1986 1994 FIBA U21 World Championships Tom Greis, Doug West Jason Lawson Jay Wright - United States 1982 U.S. Olympic Festival U.S. Olympic Festival Head Coach Stewart Granger - Canada Alvin Williams World University Games World Championships 1989 U.S. Olympic Festival Ed Pinckney, Harold Pressley Marc Dowdell, Arron Bain 2007 U.S. Sports Festival U.S. Olympic Festival 1995 Jay Wright - United States John Pinone - United States Barry Bekkedam - Canada Kerry Kittles Head Coach World Championships World University Games World University Games Pan American Games Paul Vrind - Holland Jason Lawson Scottie Reynolds - United States 1983 European Championships World University Games Pan American Games Ed Pinckney - United States World University Games 1990 2004 2009 Calvin Byrd, Anthonye Pelle Curtis Sumpter - United States Corey Fisher - United States U.S. Olympic Festival U21 World Championships World University Games 81 2009-10 Villanova Basketball Villanova Basketball Experience Life After Basketball After earning their degrees, Villanova Basketball Alumni have made a mark in endeavors beyond basketball Player Year /Degree Current Employment Louis Dubino ‘39/B.S. Education Retired Paul Nugent ‘41/B.S. Education Retired Frederick Gerland ‘42/B.S. Economics Retired James Finegan ’47/B.S. Economics Owner West Chester Beverage Robert ‘Maje’ McDonnell ’47/C&F Philadelphia Phillies Community Relations Edward Milde ‘47/B.S. Economics Retired William Nealon ’47/B.S. Economics Retired Kenneth Reeher ‘48/B.S. Education Retired Richard Rice ‘49/Civil Engineering Retired William Barry ‘50/B.S. Biology Prof. of Medicine, Emeritus Temple University School of Medicine Frank Buckley ‘50/B.S. M.E. Retired Perry DelPurgatorio ’50/B.S. Economics Retired Thomas Dolan ‘51/BEE Retired John Holland ‘52/B.S. Economics Professor of Economics Emeritus Iona College William Davis ‘52/B.S. Economics Financial Consultant Smith Barney Steve Gepp ‘53/B.S. Economics Retired James Mooney ‘53/B.S. Economics Retired C. Alan Rowe ‘53/B.S. Adjunct Professor of Mathematics Widener University George Stanko ‘53/B.S. Economics Retired James Brady ‘55/B.S. Economics Jewelry Industry Jack Devine ’55/B.S. Economics Retired John Cirino ‘56/B.S. Economics Retired Marty Milligan ’56/B.S. Marketing Retired Tom Sienkiewicz, Villanova class of 1981 Richard Griffith ‘57/B.S. Economics Retired Bill Haley ‘57/B.S. Economics Retired Robert Powers ‘57/B.S. Economics Retired Don Ficca ‘65/B.S. Business Admin. Retired English Teacher/ Larry Tierney ‘57/B.S. Economics Retired Basketball Coach David Van Osten ‘57/B.S. Economics Computer Specialist Samuel Iorio ‘65/B.S. Economics Partner U.S. DOT/FAA Leadership Institute Inc. Tom Brennan ‘58/B.S. Economics Retired George Leftwich ‘65/B.S. Economics Athletic Director Joe Ryan ’59/B.S. Economics Telemarketing Coordinator Archbishop Carroll H.S., Washington, D.C. Penn Beer Distributor Alan Sallee ‘65/B.A. Education President John Driscoll ‘61/Business Retired Volunteer Aluminum & Mid South Aluminum Jim Huggard ‘61/Business Supervisor Larry Livers ’66/B.S. Economics Retired County of Delaware Bill Melchionni ‘66/B.S. Economics Retired Robert Liberatore ‘61/B.S. Economics President Bernie Schaffer ‘66/B.S. Economics Partner The Liberatore Group Chartwell Investment Partners Dick Kaminski ‘61/B.S. Accounting President Richard Kelleher ‘67/B.S. Economics Associate Controller Buckingham Financial Group Princeton University Don McGinley ‘61/B.S. Education Retired Richard Rago ‘67/B.A./’70 Law Degree Attorney/Basketball Coach Tom Samulewicz ‘61/B.A. General Arts Retired Joe Turk ‘67/B.S. President – PWI Energy James McMonagle ‘63/Mechanical Engineering Self-employed Joseph Crews ’68/B.A. Sales Manager Hubie White ’62/B.S. Business Admin. Social Studies Teacher Packaging Corp. of America Vaux H.S., Philadelphia, Pa. Jim Stinger ‘68/B.S. Admin. Science Retired Joseph Walsh ‘62/B.A. Retired Paul Espel ‘69/B.S. Psychology Advertising Consultant Jim O’Brien ‘64/B.S. Chemistry Distinguished Professor Emeritus William Horlacher III ‘69/B.S. Business Admin. Senior Vice President Missouri State University National Sales Manager Gerald Stefanick ‘64/B.S. Economics Business Consultant – Johnny Jones, Sr. ‘69/B.A. Political Science Educator/Counselor Self Employed School Board of Broward County Warren Winterbottom ‘64/B.S. Principal & Founder George May ‘69/B.S. Business Admin. Retired/Insurance Executive, Advisors, LLC Allstate 82 2009-10 Villanova Basketball Villanova Basketball Experience Life After Basketball Robert Melchionni ‘69/B.S.
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