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2011-12 UALR MBB Fact Book.Indd 2011-2012 UALR MEN’S BASKETBALL TTROJANROJAN RRECORDECORD BOOKBOOK QUICK FACTS TABLE OF CONTENTS Table of Contents/Quick Facts ................... 1 Media Informati on .................................... 2 UALR Department of Athleti cs................... 3 2011-12 Schedule ......................................4 2011-12 Roster ..........................................5 Head Coach Steve Shields....................... 6-9 Asst. Coach Joe Kleine ............................. 10 Asst. Coach Charles Cunningham ............ 11 Asst. Coach Robert Lee ............................ 12 Dir. of Basketball Ops Chris Lowry ........... 13 Basketball Support Staff .......................... 14 Trojans In The Pros .................................. 15 Courtney Jackson ................................16-17 Marlon Louzeiro .................................18-19 Tramar Sutherland ..............................20-21 D’Andre Williams ................................22-23 Chuck Guy ...........................................24-25 Gus Leeper.......................................... 26-27 GENERAL TEAM INFORMATION Newcomers .........................................28-31 School: ...............................................................UALR 2010-11 Overall Record: ..................................19-17 City/Zip: ............................... Litt le Rock, Ark., 72204 Conference Record/Finish: ................ 7-9 (5th West) 2010-11 SEASON REVIEW Founded: .......................................................... 1927 Final Ranking Last Year: .......................................n/a Season Stats ............................................32 Enrollment: ....................................................13,062 Starters Returning/Lost: ......................................3/2 Nickname: ......................................................Trojans Lett erwinners Returning/Lost: ............................6/6 Game-By-Game Leaders ..........................33 School Colors: .......................Maroon, Silver & Black Newcomers: ............................................................ 9 Team Comparison ....................................34 Arena/Gym Name: ..................Jack Stephens Center Redshirt Players Lost: .............................................. 1 Points-Rebounds-Assists ..........................35 Capacity: ..........................................................5,600 Sun Belt Honorees Returning/Lost: ......................0/1 Affi liati on: ........................................ NCAA Division I Individual Superlati ves/Starters .............. 36 Conference: ........................Sun Belt (West Division) HISTORY Chancellor: ............................... Dr. Joel E. Anderson First Year of Basketball: ...............................1930-31 UALR RECORD BOOK Alma Mater, Year: ..................Harding College, 1964 Overall All-Time Record: ....................884-912 (.492) Director of Athleti cs: ..........................Chris Peterson Overall Division I Record: ....................549-409 (.573) Award Winners ........................................37 Alma Mater, Year: .................. UW-Milwaukee, 1975 Overall Sun Belt Record: .....................169-159 (.515) Game Records .........................................38 Assoc. Athleti c Director .......................... Gary Hogan No. Years in NCAA Tournament: ..............................4 Jack Stephens Center Records ................. 39 Asst. AD/Business Manager.....................George Lee Last Appearance: ..........................................2011 Season/Career Records ......................40-46 Asst. AD for Compliance .....................Richard Turner Last Opponent (Result): ..................UNC Asheville Dir. of Development/SWA ................... Andrea Angel L, 77-81 [ot] (3/15/11) Team Year-by-Year Stats ...........................47 Athleti c Dept. Phone: .......................(501) 569-3167 No. Years in NIT: .......................................................3 1,000-Point Club .................................48-49 Ticket Offi ce Phone: .........................(501) 565-UALR Last Appearance: .....................................1995-96 All-Time Lett ermen .............................50-51 Athleti cs Website: ...................www.ualrtrojans.com Last Opponent (Result): .........Vanderbilt (L, 80-86) Coaching History................................. 52-53 COACHING STAFF MEDIA RELATIONS Division I Yearly Recaps ...................... 54-69 Head Coach: ........................................ Steve Shields Director (MBB Contact): .......................Joe Angolia Year-By-Year Results ...........................70-76 Alma Mater, Year: .............................Baylor, 1988 Offi ce: ....................................... (501) 569-3449 All-Time Series Records ........................... 77 Record At School (Years): ............ 132-112 (eight) Cell: ............................................(501) 351-1060 Career Record: ............................................ Same Email: [email protected] Series History vs. 2011-12 Opponents... 78-79 Assistant Coach: .......................................Joe Kleine Assistant Director: ......................... Brandy Sweeden Radio/Television Chart ............................80 Alma Mater, Year: .........................Arkansas, 1985 Email: [email protected] Years At UALR: .................................... 5th Season Offi ce Phone: ................................(501) 683-7003 Assistant Coach: ......................Charles Cunningham Assistant: .......................................... Patrick Newton Alma Mater, Year: ...............North Alabama, 1973 Email: [email protected] CREDITS Years At UALR: .................................... 4th Season Offi ce Phone: ................................(501) 569-3403 The 2011-12 UALR men’s basketball record book is a product of the UALR Media Relati ons Department. Assistant Coach: ......................................Robert Lee Press Row Phone: ..............................(501) 683-7004 All writi ng, design and layout work by Joe Angolia, Alma Mater, Year: .................Nicholls State, 1991 SID Fax: .............................................(501) 683-7002 Media Relati ons Director. Years At UALR: .....................................1st Season SID Mailing Address: ............2801 S. University Ave. Editorial assistance by Brandy Sweeden and Patrick Director of Basketball Ops: ..................... Chris Lowry Jack Stephens Center, RM 226 Newton. Research assistance by Leslie Baker. Photog- Alma Mater, Year: ....................UC Riverside, 2008 Litt le Rock, AR 72204 raphy by Nelson Chenault and Ed Hamilton. Photos Years at UALR: ..................................... 6th Season of Derek Fisher and Pete Myers courtesy of the Los Administrati ve Secretary: ......................Tiff any Davis RADIO INFORMATION Angeles Lakers, Chicago Bulls and Gett y Images. Joe Basketball Offi ce Phone: ..............(501) 569-3304 Stati on: .............................................KABZ 103.7 FM Kleine NBA photos courtesy of Steve Lipofsky. Printi ng Basketball Offi ce Fax: ...................(501) 569-3463 www.1037thebuzz.com by the UALR Print Shop. Athleti c Trainer: ................................Michael Switlik 2400 Cott ondale Lane Special thanks to Nelson Chenault, Ed Hamilton, Litt le Rock, AR 72202 Chuck Werninger and the UALR Print Shop. 661-1037 (phone); 664-8571 (fax) 2011 NCAA Tournament 1 22011-2012011-2012 UUALRALR MMEN’SEN’S BBASKETBALLASKETBALL TROJAN RECORD BOOK MEDIA INFORMATION UALR MEDIA RELATIONS JOE ANGOLIA BRANDY DIXON PATRICK NEWTON Director/MBB Contact Assistant Director Media Relati ons Assistant Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Offi ce: (501) 569-3449 Offi ce: (501) 683-7003 Cell: (501) 859-4537 Cell: (501) 351-1060 Cell: (501) 993-9868 MEDIA POLICIES Follow us at: GETTING TO THE JACK STEPHENS CENTER www.twitter.com/UALRathletics From I-30 — Take Exit #139B onto I-630 West and go fi ve miles to Exit #5B/South www.facebook.com/UALRTrojans University Ave. Go south on University Avenue unti l you reach 28th St. Make a left on 28th St. and then take the third left into the main arena parking lot. Media members will be issued parking passes upon request. TROJANS ON THE AIR CREDENTIALS For the seventh-consecu- All media att ending UALR home games must wear press credenti als at all ti mes. ti ve season, Trojan fans can Requests for credenti als must be made at least 24 hours in advance to the Media follow all the excitement of Relati ons Department by phone, e-mail, mail or fax on company lett erhead. UALR UALR men’s basketball on reserves the right to refuse any credenti al request deemed not to be in the best interest of the University. The Buzz 103.7 FM, the No. 1 stati on in the market. Fans PRESS ROW outside of Little Rock can KABZ 103.7 FM THE BUZZ All working media will sit at the press table on the south side of the Jack Stephens catch the Trojans on the web www.1037thebuzz.com Center and at auxiliary press seati ng opposite the press table on the mezzanine at www.ualrtrojans.com and 2400 Cottondale Lane level. All seats in both secti ons of press seati ng will be assigned and a seati ng chart www.1037thebuzz.com. Little Rock, AR 72202 will be posted in the media room. Pre-game notes and stati sti cs will be available Ray Tucker will once again 661-1037, fax 664-8571 prior to the
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