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2010-11 Louisiana Men's Basketball Record Book 2010-11 Louisiana Men’s Basketball Record Book 2010-11 Louisiana Basketball Record Book year in review 2009-10 2009-10 SEASON AT A GLANCE >>> RECORD ALL HOME AWAY NEUT >> UL posted double-digit SBC on-court wins for the 12th combined 112 games missed to injury. ALL GAMES 13-17 10-4 3-12 0-1 time in 19 seasons. >> Of Louisiana’s 17 losses, 12 were by single digits. During CONFERENCE 10-8 9-0 1-8 0-0 >> For only the second time since joining the league (1991- a key stretch in the Sun Belt schedule, the Cajuns lost three NON-CONFERENCE 3-9 3-4 0-5 0-1 92), Louisiana finished undefeated at the Cajundome in games by a combined eight points. >> Louisiana completed the sixth season under the Sun Belt play with a 9-0 mark. Only once before had UL >> The Cajuns defense improved, holding opponents to direction of former head coach Robert Lee, who was not finished perfect at the ‘Dome in Sun Belt play (7-0 in 2001- 67.5 points per game – three points lower than the 2008- retained at the end of the season. 02). 09 average. >> For the first time since the 1993-94 season, a member >> After the turn of the calendar year UL limited 12 of 17 >> Four seniors ended their career in 2009-10. Corey of the Ragin’ Cajuns squad was named Sun Belt Player of opponents below 70 points (five under 60). Opponents Bloom, Tyren Johnson, Willie Lago and Lamar Roberson the Year. Tyren Johnson collected the award. averaged 63.9 points during the streak. saw their eligibility expire. >> Tyren Johnson ended the season scoring double >> The Ragin’ Cajuns rebounded from a 4-10 start by >> Louisiana made 205 treys, marking the second straight figures in 19 straight games. He averaged 22.3 in February going 9-4 over then next 13 games to be in a position to season of 200-plus. In Sun Belt games, the Ragin’ Cajuns (eight games). claim the No. 1 seed in the SBC Tournament heading into ranked fourth for three-pointers made per game (6.8). >> Johnson was the ONLY PLAYER IN THE SUN BELT the final weekend. >> Louisiana committed 13 or fewer turnovers in 11 of the CONFERENCE to lead his team in points, rebounds, assists, >> Due to injury, the Cajuns were forced to play the final last 13 games. UL finished the season with 419 turnovers, blocks and steals. weekend of the season without the services of second- fewest since 2003-04. leading scorer Chris Gradnigo (14.0 ppg). In all, UL saw a Table of Contents 2009-10 RESULTS >>> Date Opponent Score Attend High Points High Rebounds 09-10 Season Review ................................ 1 11/14/09 Southern Miss 72-79, L 3148 (14)Roberson, Lamar (7)Johnson, Tyren 09-10 Season Stats ..................................... 2 (14)Daigle, Randell 11/16/09 Louisiana College W, 90-68 2514 (19)Daigle, Randell (7)Johnson, Tyren 09-10 Box Scores ..................................... 3-7 (7)Bureau, Travis 09-10 Sun Belt Review .............................. 8 11/24/09 University Of Mobile 64-68, L 2516 (17)Gradnigo, Chris (7)Johnson, Tyren 11/28/09 at McNeese State 58-60, L 683 (15)Johnson, Tyren (13)Johnson, Tyren History ............................................................ 9 12/01/09 at LSU 58-66, L 8107 (10)Bureau, Travis (9)Johnson, Tyren Retired Jerseys ...........................................10 12/05/09 at Sam Houston State W, 95-85 1180 (31)Johnson, Tyren (14)Johnson, Tyren 12/12/09* Florida Atlantic W, 81-74 2620 (23)Johnson, Tyren (11)Batiste, Colby Historical Highlights ................................11 12/15/09 at Southern Miss 53-71, L 3391 (16)Gradnigo, Chris (7)Johnson, Tyren Cajuns in the NBA .....................................12 12/19/09 at Lamar W, 68-60 2435 (19)Daigle, Randell (7)Johnson, Tyren 12/21/09 Tulane 70-73, L 2657 (23)Johnson, Tyren (5)Johnson, Tyren Postseason History ...................................13 12/23/09 at Louisville 69-84, L 18894 (23)Gradnigo, Chris (6)Gradnigo, Chris Conference Tournament History.........14 12/28/09 Centenary 68-73, L 2246 (23)Johnson, Tyren (13)Johnson, Tyren All-Time Letterwinners .................... 15-16 12/31/09* at WKU 65-77, L 3959 (17)Johnson, Tyren (8)Johnson, Tyren 01/02/10* at Middle Tennessee 58-68, L 2501 (23)Gradnigo, Chris (5)Johnson, Tyren Individual Honors .....................................17 01/07/10* North Texas W, 74-72 1235 (20)Johnson, Tyren (4)Johnson, Tyren Yearly Results .............................................18 (4)Batiste, Colby 01/14/10* Denver W, 55-49 2417 (18)Gradnigo, Chris (11)Johnson, Tyren All-Time Season Results .................. 19-26 01/16/10* at UALR 69-76, L 3532 (23)Gradnigo, Chris (10)Johnson, Tyren Career Records ..........................................27 01/21/10* New Orleans W, 70-53 2698 (23)Gradnigo, Chris (9)Johnson, Tyren 01/23/10* Troy W, 69-54 3328 (21)Johnson, Tyren (9)Johnson, Tyren Season Records .........................................28 01/28/10* at Arkansas State 60-62, L 3968 (19)Johnson, Tyren (15)Johnson, Tyren Team Records .............................................29 01/30/10* at La.-Monroe W, 72-67 1638 (19)Johnson, Tyren (7)Johnson, Tyren (7)Roberson, Lamar Individual Records ...................................30 02/04/10* FIU W, 83-63 3388 (22)Johnson, Tyren (6)Johnson, Tyren 100-point Games ......................................31 02/06/10* UALR W, 77-51 2985 (30)Johnson, Tyren (11)Johnson, Tyren 02/11/10* at FAU 72-76, L 1103 (19)Johnson, Tyren (6)Johnson, Tyren Opponent Records ...................................32 02/13/10* at South Alabama 65-67, L 2569 (30)Johnson, Tyren (8)Gradnigo, Chris Sun Belt Records .......................................33 02/18/10* Arkansas State W, 56-54 2936 (15)Johnson, Tyren (6)Daigle, Randell (6)Batiste, Colby Yearly Statistics ..........................................34 (6)Bureau, Travis Annual Leaders .........................................35 02/20/10* La.-Monroe W, 73-71 3984 (26)Johnson, Tyren (5)Bureau, Travis (5)Roberson, Lamar 1,000-point Scores ............................ 36-37 02/25/10* at North Texas 57-65, L 4377 (22)Johnson, Tyren (8)Johnson, Tyren Sun Belt Series Records ..........................38 02/27/10* at Denver 47-63, L 2775 (14)Johnson, Tyren (7)Johnson, Tyren All-Time Series Records ................... 39-41 03/06/10& Vs Louisiana-Monroe 75-76, L 4979 (22)Bureau, Travis (8)Bureau, Travis & = 2010 Sun Belt Conference Tournament (Hot Springs, Ark.) All-Time Cajundome Records ...............42 * = Sun Belt Conference Game www.RaginCajuns.com 1 2010-11 Louisiana Basketball Record Book 2009-10 statistics 2 RANDELL DAIGLE 1 TYREN JOHNSON 22 TRAVIS BUREAU 2009-10 SEASON STATISTICS>>> |-----TOTAL-----| |------3-PTS------| |----REBOUNDS----| No Player GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off -Def Tot-Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts-Avg 01 Johnson, Tyren 30-29 1082-36.1 205-410 .500 30-83 .361 98-142 .690 60-179 239-8.0 84 2 99 108 44 54 538-17.9 Conference-Only... 18-17 677-37.6 133-283 .470 23-61 .377 66-96 .688 33-106 139-7.7 46 1 66 68 26 37 355-19.7 33 Gradnigo, Chris 27-24 731-27.1 135-316 .427 26-90 .289 83-111 .748 36-68 104-3.9 91 4 14 58 8 11 379-14.0 Conference-Only... 16-15 450-28.1 94-202 .465 16-52 .308 30-45 .667 23-45 68-4.3 53 2 10 29 6 7 234-14.6 02 Daigle, Randell 30-22 907-30.2 117-278 .421 68-176 .386 44-55 .800 15-71 86-2.9 61 2 69 53 2 39 346-11.5 Conference-Only... 18-15 580-32.2 68-166 .410 42-111 .378 26-33 .788 7-48 55-3.1 37 1 42 38 1 28 204-11.3 20 Wallace, Courtney 6-0 113-18.8 17-30 .567 0-0 .000 9-18 .500 4-8 12-2.0 16 1 0 5 2 1 43-7.2 Conference-Only... 3-0 50-16.7 6-12 .500 0-0 .000 3-7 .429 1-5 6-2.0 6 0 0 3 2 1 15-5.0 03 Bureau, Travis 29-16 697-24.0 68-148 .459 18-62 .290 26-40 .650 36-60 96-3.3 44 2 28 45 12 19 180-6.2 Conference-Only... 18-6 414-23.0 41-82 .500 9-30 .300 16-25 .640 22-32 54-3.0 22 0 17 23 9 9 107-5.9 04 Roberson, Lamar 25-4 454-18.2 47-111 .423 3-21 .143 27-35 .771 23-50 73-2.9 52 0 37 27 16 25 124-5.0 Conference-Only... 13-2 221-17.0 27-52 .519 1-6 .167 8-11 .727 10-27 37-2.8 25 0 17 14 14 13 63-4.8 55 McCoy, Ryan 15-5 252-16.8 25-53 .472 5-19 .263 13-20 .650 10-17 27-1.8 27 0 30 20 0 15 68-4.5 Conference-Only... 4-0 49-12.3 5-9 .556 1-2 .500 2-2 1.000 1-4 5-1.3 7 0 5 2 0 3 13-3.3 11 Bloom, Corey 8-1 102-12.8 12-31 .387 7-21 .333 5-6 .833 3-4 7-0.9 4 0 2 3 0 2 36-4.5 Conference-Only... 0-0 0-0.0 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 0-0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0.0 00 Batiste, Colby 30-22 514-17.1 40-69 .580 0-0 .000 25-42 .595 45-66 111-3.7 103 7 5 28 31 6 105-3.5 Conference-Only..
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