2010-11 University of Portland Men's Basketball Schedule

2010-11 UNIVERSITY OF PORTLAND MEN’S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE DATE DAY OPPONENT LOCATION TV TIME NOVEMBER 7 Sun Concordia (Exh.) Portland, Ore. (Chiles Center) 4:00 PM 12-14 Fri-Sun AIA Classic Portland, Ore. (Chiles Center) 12 Fri Portland vs. UW-Milwaukee 1:30 PM Fri UC-Davis vs. Florida Atlantic 4:00 PM 13 Sat Florida Atlantic vs. UW-Milwaukee 4:30 PM Sat Portland vs. UC-Davis 7:00 PM 14 Sun UW-Milwaukee vs. UC-Davis 3:00 PM Sun Portland vs. Florida Atlantic 5:30 PM 19 Fri Kentucky Portland, Ore. (Rose Garden) ESPNU 7:00 PM 20 Sat Idaho Moscow, Idaho (Cowan Spectrum) 7:00 PM 23 Tue Cougar Hardware Classic Seattle, Wash. (Key Arena) vs. Washington State 7:00 PM 27 Sat UC-Santa Barbara Portland, Ore. (Chiles Center) 7:00 PM 30 Tue Saint Louis Portland, Ore. (Chiles Center) 7:00 PM DECEMBER 3 Fri Montana Missoula, Mont. (Dahlberg Arena) 6:00 PM 6 Mon Washington Seattle, Wash. (Bank of America Arena) 7:00 PM 11 Sat Denver Denver, Colo. (Magness Arena) 3:00 PM 18 Sat Portland State Portland, Ore. (Stott Center) 7:00 PM 22 Wed Boise State Portland, Ore. (Chiles Center) 7:00 PM 27 Mon Nevada Portland, Ore. (Chiles Center) 7:00 PM 31 Fri Utah Portland, Ore. (Chiles Center) 5:00 PM JANUARY 8 Sat Gonzaga* Spokane, Wash. (McCarthey Athletic Center) TBA 13 Thu Loyola Marymount* Portland, Ore. (Chiles Center) ESPN2 8:00 PM 15 Sat Pepperdine* Portland, Ore. (Chiles Center) TBA 20 Thu San Francisco* San Francisco, Calif. (War Memorial Gym) TBA 22 Sat Santa Clara* Santa Clara, Calif. (Leavey Center) TBA 27 Thu San Diego* Portland, Ore. (Chiles Center) TBA 29 Sat Saint Mary’s* Portland, Ore. (Chiles Center) ESPNU TBA FEBRUARY 3 Thu Gonzaga* Portland, Ore. (Chiles Center) ESPN2 8:00 PM 5 Sat Seattle Seattle, Wash. (KeyArena) TBA 10 Thu Pepperdine* Malibu, Calif. (Firestone Fieldhouse) TBA 12 Sat Loyola Marymount* Los Angeles, Calif. (Gersten Pavilion) TBA 17 Thu San Francisco* Portland, Ore. (Chiles Center) ESPNU TBA 19 Sat Santa Clara* Portland, Ore. (Chiles Center) TBA 24 Thu San Diego* San Diego, Calif. (Jenny Craig Pavilion) TBA 26 Sat Saint Mary’s* Moraga, Calif. (McKeon Pavilion) TBA MARCH 4-7 Fri-Mon WCC Tournament Las Vegas, Nev. (Orleans Arena) * West Coast Conference game Home games in bold All times Pacific and subject to change .

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Alumni Center A-1 Chapel of Christ the Teacher F-4 Etzel Field C-2 Kenna Hall AFROTC G-1 Pilot House F-2 St. Mary’s Student Center F-4 AROTC D-3 Chiles Center D-1 Fields Hall B-2 Lund Family Hall C-1 Physical Plant D-4 Swindells Hall G-3 Bauccio Commons F-4 Clark Library E-2 Franz Hall E-3 Louisiana-Pacifc Romanaggi Hall F-3 Tyson Hall B-1 Beauchamp Recreation Clive Charles Soccer Haggerty Hall C-1 Tennis Center E-4 Saturday Academy B-2 University Bookstore F-2 & Wellness Center C-2 Complex E-1 Health & Counseling Center D-3 Mago Hunt Center D-2 Schoenfeldt Hall B-2 University Events B-2 Bell Tower F-3 Corrado Hall C-3 Holy Cross Court C-2 Mehling Hall D-3 Shiley Hall E-3 Villa Maria Hall C-4 Buckley Center F-3 Dundon-Berchtold Hall F-2 KDUP F-4 Orrico Hall D-3 Shipstad Hall F-1 Waldschmidt Hall G-3 Buckley Center Auditorium F-3 A B C D E F G N Willamette Blvd N Willamette Blvd Alumni Lund Family Hall 5826 Center 1 Varsity Sports Pru Pitch Practice Field Haggerty Hall Merlo Field N Monteith Ave Tyson Hall N McKenna Ave N Van HoutenN Van Ave N Portsmouth Ave Earle A. & Shipstad Hall Sand Virginia H. Chiles Court Center AFROTC N Warren St N Warren St Kenna Hall Schoenfeldt Hall Sand Court Court Beauchamp Recreation Clive Charles Soccer Complex Basketball & Wellness Center Praying Hands Fields Hall Memorial Christie Pilot House Hall 2 N Strong St University Bookstore University Dundon-Berchtold Hall Construction Zone 5618 Events Saturday Holy Cross Loading N Court Zone V Academy an Joe Etzel Only Ho uton Field Mago Hunt Pl N Portsmouth Ave Clark Library Center 5433 ADMISSIONS Buckley Waldschmidt Hall N McCosh St Center Auditorium Franz Hall Buckley Center Romanaggi Hall 3 Health & Counseling Franz River Campus Center Parking Lot Mehling Orrico Swindells Lewis & Clark N Blu Corrado Hall Hall Hall Hall Memorial ﬀ Bell St AROTC Tower Shiley Hall Chapel of Christ St.
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THE NCAA NEWS/May 9,199O
Go back to Width of goal posts 28 games, will change in ‘91 coaches say Kickers have one more season 01 existing goal posts would be no The Committee on Basketball aiming at a target more than 23 feet more than about %400 per institu- Issues unanimously has endorsed a wide in college football, which will tion. proposal by the legislative commit- see the width of goal-post uprights During the Administrative Corn- tee of the National Association of shrink by almost four feet in 1991. mittee’s April 22 conference, a Basketball Coaches to restore the Those are the results of an action member of the Executive Commit- 28-game regular-season limit in Di- taken May 7 by the NCAA Execu- tee requested that the April I2 ap vision I basketball. tive Committee, which met in Cola- proval be reconsidered. The The coaches’ committee said a rado Springs, Colorado. Administrative Committee directed reduction in time demands on stu- Because the Executive Committee that the Executive Committee con- dent-athletes could be more cffec- is charged with oversight of playing sider the rules change in Colorado tively achieved by a shorter playing rules published by the Association Springs. season (in number of days as op- that may have a safety, financial or In addition to approving narrower posed to number of games) and by image impact, the group reviewed a goal posts beginning in 1991, the limits on the time an athlete can change adopted earlier this year by Executive Committee also approved spend on the sport. The committee the NCAA Football Rules Commit- a rule change to require use of a also said reducing the number of tee to narrow goal-post widths from visible 25second clock in NCAA games from 28 to 25 would eliminate 23 feet, four inches, to 18-6, effective football, effective with the 1992 a “necessary source of revenue.” with the 1990 season.
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2001 Media Guide
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