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Doc Sadler Date Opponent Result Founded NEBRASKA 2009-10 CORNHUSKER BASKETBALL University Information Basketball Staff 2008-09 Results Location ..................................................Lincoln, Neb. Head Coach ................................................ Doc Sadler Date Opponent Result Founded ............................................................. 1869 Alma Mater ......................................Arkansas, 1982 Nov. 16 San Jose State ...............................W, 63-46 Nov. 19 at TCU ..........................................W, 62-50 Enrollment ....................................................... 23,000 Record at Nebraska .....................55-40 (4th season) Nov. 22 Arkansas-Pine Bluff .......................W, 67-53 Nickname .................................... Cornhuskers, Huskers Overall Division I Record ............103-58 (6th season) Nov. 25 Saint Louis ....................................W, 71-57 Colors ..................................................Scarlet & Cream Assistant Coaches ..................Philip Mathews (4th year), Nov. 29 Creighton ......................................W, 54-52 Affiliation............................................. NCAA Division I ..... UC Irvine, 1970; David Anwar (4th year), Fitchburg Dec. 3 Alabama State ...............................W, 80-51 Conference........................................................ Big 12 . State, 1998; Walter Roese (2nd year), BYU-Hawaii, 1994 Dec. 7 at No. 19 Arizona State ...................L, 44-64 Dec. 13 at Oregon State ..............................L, 63-64 Home Arena ........................Bob Devaney Sports Center Director of Operations ...................................Chris Croft Dec. 20 IPFW ............................................W, 75-48 Capacity/Year Opened ..........................13,595/1976 Video Coordinator .......................................... Jim Shaw Dec. 23 UMBC ...........................................L, 64-66 Chancellor ................................Harvey S. Perlman, J.D. Strength Coach........................................Rusty Ruffcorn Dec. 30 South Carolina State ......................W, 77-63 Faculty Rep.................................Josephine Potuto, J.D. Assistant Athletic Trainer .............................. R.J. Pietig Jan. 3 Maryland Eastern Shore ..................W, 88-56 Athletic Director .......................................Tom Osborne Equipment Manager .......................................Pat Norris Jan. 5 Florida A&M ..................................W, 81-56 Jan. 10 Missouri ........................................W, 56-51 Alma Mater, Yr. .....................Hastings College, 1959 Graduate Manager/Player Development ....Tony Schamber Jan. 14 at Iowa State ..................................L, 53-65 Executive Associate A.D. ............................Marc Boehm Secretary .................................................Kim Babcock Jan. 17 Kansas State .................................W, 73-51 Alma Mater, Yr. ..........................Kansas State, 1984 Office Phone/Fax ..... (402) 472-2265 / (402) 472-2575 Jan. 21 at No. 6 Oklahoma ..........................L, 61-72 Athletic Dept. Phone ............................(402) 472-4224 Jan. 24 Oklahoma State ........................L, 74-76 (ot) Assistant A.D./Ticketing ...............................Holly Adam Jan. 28 Kansas ..........................................L, 62-68 Jan. 31 at Texas Tech ................................W, 82-69 Ticket Office Phone .............................(402) 472-3111 Team Information 2008-09 Record ..............18-13 (14-4 H, 4-8 A, 0-1 N) Feb. 4 at Colorado ....................................W, 55-53 ................................................. or 1-800-8BIGRED Feb. 7 No. 16 Texas .................................W, 58-55 Official Nebraska Web site ..........................Huskers.com Big 12 Record (Finish) ....................................8-8 (8th) Feb. 14 at No. 17 Missouri ..........................L, 47-70 Big 12 Conference Web site ................ Big12Sports.com Big 12 Championship .............................................0-1 Feb. 18 Colorado .......................................W, 46-41 ............................................... lost to Baylor, 65-49 Feb. 21 at No. 15 Kansas ............................L, 53-70 Postseason ............................................NIT, first round Feb. 24 Texas A&M .....................................L, 55-57 .......................................lost at New Mexico, 83-71 Feb. 28 at Kansas State ..............................L, 72-77 History March 4 Iowa State ....................................W, 77-61 First year of basketball ....................................1896-97 Starters Returning/Lost ........................................... 1/4 March 7 at Baylor .......................................W, 66-62 Overall all-time record .....................1,353-1,202 (.529) Lettermen Returning/Lost ........................................5/9 at Big 12 Championship Devaney Center record ..........................398-125 (.761) Newcomers ........ 14 (including walk-ons and '08-09 redshirts) March 11 vs. Baylor .......................................L, 49-65 All-time postseason appearances ...............................22 National Invitation Tournament Starters Returning (1): March 17 at New Mexico ................................L, 71-83 All-time postseason record ...................................23-21 Sek Henry, 6-3, 200, Sr., G (29 starts) NCAA Appearances (last) .................................6 (1998) 8.0 ppg, 3.4 rpg, 64 assists NIT Appearances (last) ..................................16 (2009) Other Lettermen Returning (4): 2009-10 Schedule (Schedule as of Aug. 27, 2009) Ryan Anderson, 6-4, 205, Sr., G (12 starts) Date Opponent Time 7.1 ppg, 3.8 rpg, 57 assists, 41 steals Nov. 6 Arkansas-Fort Smith (exh.) ...............7 p.m. Media Relations Nov. 10 Hastings (exh.) ...............................7 p.m. Assistant A.D./Media Relations .................... Keith Mann Toney McCray, 6-6, 205, So., G, (3 starts) Nov. 14 South Carolina Upstate ....................... TBD 5.7 ppg, 2.8 rpg, 18 blocks, 24 steals Office Phone ...................................(402) 472-2263 Nov. 18 at Saint Louis ....................................TBD Brandon Richardson, 6-0, 190, So., G, 4.1 ppg, 1.3 rpg Associate MRD/Men's BB ............................Jerry Trickie Nov. 21 TCU .................................................. TBD #Ben Nelson, 6-9, 230, Sr., F, 0.3 ppg Nov. 24 UMKC ...........................................7 p.m. Office .............................................(402) 472-7779 Nov. 29 at USC .............................................. TBD Cell Phone ......................................(402) 540-0269 2009-10 Newcomers (14): Dec. 2 Texas-Pan American ........................7 p.m. E-Mail [email protected] #Mitch Albers*, 6-2, 180, Jr., G Dec. 6 at Creighton ...................................... TBD Director of Media Relations Operations .........Jeff Griesch #Drake Beranek*, 6-3, 185, Sr., G Dec. 10 Chicago State .................................7 p.m. Associate Media Relations Director ......Shamus McKnight Adrien Coleman, 6-4, 195, Fr., G Dec. 12 Oregon State ..................................7 p.m. Brian Diaz, 6-11, 235, RFr., C Dec. 19 Jackson State .................................7 p.m. Assistant Media Relations Director ................Matt Smith #Mike Fox, 6-4, 195, RFr., F Dec. 22 vs. Tulsa $ .....................................7 p.m. Athletic Department Photographer ..................Scott Bruhn Ray Gallegos, 6-3, 175, Fr., G Dec. 23 vs. BYU or Nevada $ .......................... TBD Office Manager .......................................Vicki Cartwright Quincy Hankins-Cole, 6-8, 240, Jr., F Dec. 29 Southern Utah ................................7 p.m. Jan. 2 Maryland Eastern Shore ...................3 p.m. Media Relations Office Fax ...................(402) 472-2005 Myles Holley, 6-4, 190, So., G Press Row Phone .................................(402) 472-2279 Jan. 5 Southeastern Louisiana ...................7 p.m. Lance Jeter, 6-3, 230, Jr., G Jan. 9 at Texas A&M* (B12) ......................3 p.m. Media Relations Mailing Address ................................... Eshaunte Jones, 6-4, 190, RFr., G Jan. 13 Kansas* (ESPN2) ...........................8 p.m. One Memorial Stadium, P.O. Box 880123 #Matt Karn, 6-3, 190, Sr., G Jan. 16 Iowa State ......................................7 p.m. Lincoln, NE 68588-0123 Christopher Niemann, 6-11, 265, So., C Jan. 23 at Missouri (B12) ............................5 p.m. Media Relations Interns ......Brandon Gries, Jeremy Foote Christian Standhardinger, 6-8, 210, Fr., F Jan. 27 at Colorado ........................................ TBD Media Relations Student Assistants ............................... Brandon Ubel, 6-10, 220, Fr., F Jan. 30 Oklahoma (B12) ......................12:30 p.m. Feb. 2 Kansas State (B12) .........................7 p.m. ............. Tyler DeBoer, Nate Pohlen, Scott Pulverenti, Starters Lost from 2008-09 (4): Feb. 6 at Kansas (ESPNU) .........................5 p.m. ............................... Jessica Schwager, Hilary Winter Ade Dagunduro, 6-5, 200, Sr., G (31 starts) Feb. 10 Baylor (ESPN2) ..............................8 p.m. 12.8 ppg, 4.4 rpg, 39 steals Feb. 13 at Texas (B12) ................................3 p.m. Steve Harley, 5-11, 180, Sr., G (31 starts) Feb. 17 at Kansas State ..............................6 p.m. Media
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