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Richie Schueler www.RichieSchueler.com [email protected] Los Angeles, CA (424) 274-1820 h t t p s : Education / / Austin Peay State University ’03 w Master of Science in Health & Human Performance, Sports Administration - 3.9 GPA w University of Evansville ’00 w . Bachelor of Science in Special Education – 3.4 GPA y o u Analyst Experience t 2014-Present West Coast Conference, TheW.tv u b 2013-Present Big West Conference, ESPN3 e 2011-13 Winthrop University Men’s Basketball, Winthrop Sports Network/Big South Network . 2000-02 University of Evansville Men’s Basketball & Baseball, WUEV-FM (Evansville, IN) c o m Additional Sportscasting Experience / u 2013-14 Media Day Coverage (Big West Conference/Big South Conference/ESPN3) s 2012-13 UNC Pembroke Men’s Basketball, Play-By-Play, UStream TV (Webcast) e Winter 2013 Black & Gold Report (television show), Host, WFXB Fox TV (Myrtle Beach, SC) r / 2010-11 Scots Sports Saturday (radio show), Co-Host, WLNC-AM 1300 (Laurinburg, NC) R i c Coaching Experience (10 years) h 2008-12 St. Andrews University (NCAA Division II), Head Men’s Basketball Coach i e 2009-10 USA Athletes International (USAAI) European tours, Head Men’s Basketball Coach S 2003-08 St. Andrews University & Wilmington College, Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach c 2002-03 Austin Peay State University, Graduate Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach h u e Professional Memberships l e 2012-Present National Sportscasters and Sportswriters Association (NSSA) r 2009-Present Licensed as a FIBA Approved Coach (International Basketball Federation) 2003-Present National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) References Andrew Lahey – Executive Producer, Big West Conference/ESPN (949) 477-9526 [email protected] Adam Anshell – Senior Director of Programming & Production, Silver Chalice/Campus Insiders (678) 640-9198 [email protected] Dave Goren – Executive Director, National Sportscasters and Sportswriters Association (704) 633-4275 [email protected] Bob Rathbun – Play-By-Play Announcer, Fox Sports (Atlanta Hawks, Atlanta Dream, & ACC) (404) 247-4700 [email protected] .

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