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Mbball10 11.Pdf Table of Contents/Quick Facts ..............................................2 Records Athletic Communications 2010-11 Schedule................................................................3 Career Records................................................................144 Assoc. Dir. of Athletic Comm./MBB Contact: ......Kevin Lorincz Top-50 Scorers ................................................................147 Office Phone: ..................................................732-445-7812 Team Information 1,000-Point Scorers ........................................................148 Office Fax:........................................................732-445-3063 Rosters ..............................................................................28 Single Season Records ....................................................152 Cell Phone: ......................................................732-801-4067 Outlook ..............................................................................30 Three-Point Records ........................................................156 E-mail: ......................................klorincz@scarletknights.com Single Game Records........................................................157 Press Row Phone:............................................732-445-4200 Player Biographies Coaching/Team Records....................................................160 Web Site: ........................................www.scarletknights.com James Beatty......................................................................34 BIG EAST Records ............................................................161 Mailing Address:....83 Rockafeller Rd, Piscataway, NJ 08854 Gilvydas Biruta ..................................................................37 All-Time Scoreboard ........................................................164 Austin Carroll ....................................................................38 Wins and Losses ..............................................................172 Coaching Staff Mike Coburn ......................................................................39 Against the Conferences ..................................................173 Head Coach:............................................................Mike Rice Tyree Graham ....................................................................43 In-Season Tournaments ....................................................174 Alma Mater/Year: ............................................Fordham/1991 Austin Johnson ..................................................................45 Series Records ................................................................175 Record at RU/Years: ............................................First season Mike Kuhn..........................................................................48 All-Time Attendance..........................................................184 Career Record/Years: ..........................................73-31/three Robert Lumpkins ................................................................50 RAC Records ....................................................................186 Associate Head Coach: ............................................David Cox Dane Miller ........................................................................52 Assistant Coaches: ......................Van Macon, Jimmy Martelli Frank Mitchell....................................................................55 Rutgers, The State University Director of Basketball Operations: ............................Jim Carr Jonathan Mitchell ..............................................................56 Dr. Richard L. McCormick, President ................................188 Director of Player Development: ......................Eric Murdock Mike Poole ........................................................................60 History/Rutgers Today ......................................................189 Office Phone: ..................................................732-445-4291 Charlie Rigoglioso ..............................................................61 Distinguished Alumni........................................................191 Tim Pernetti, Director of Athletics....................................195 Team Information Coaching Staff Athletic Department Staff ................................................196 2009-10 Overall Record: ..............................................15-17 Head Coach Mike Rice........................................................64 Athletic Development ......................................................197 Conference Record/Finish:......................................5-13/14th Associate Head Coach David Cox ........................................68 Letterwinners returning/Lost............................................7/7 Assistant Coach Van Macon................................................70 Media & General Information Starters returning/lost: ..................................................3/2 Assistant Coach Jimmy Martelli ........................................72 Media Policies and Information........................................200 Newcomers: ........................................................................6 Director of Basketball Operations Jim Carr ........................74 BIG EAST Media Services ................................................201 Director of Player Development Eric Murdock....................76 Rutgers On the Air ..........................................................202 Credits Coord. of Operations/Video Corky McMullen ......................78 Media Outlets ..................................................................203 The 2010-11 Rutgers Basketball Media Guide was published by Academic Advisor Randi Larson..........................................79 Area Directory ................................................................204 the Division of Intercollegiate Athletics, Tim Pernetti, Director. Head Athletic Trainer Eric Bridenbaugh ..............................81 Arena Policies ..................................................................205 Strength & Conditioning Coach Mike Johansen ..................80 Directions ........................................................................206 Executive Editor: Kevin Lorincz Assistant to the Head Coach Brad Wachtel ........................82 Player Headshot Roster....................................................207 Editor: Alli Miller Head Equipment Manager Gene Wells ................................82 Scarlet Knights Basketball Camps ....................................208 Layout and Design: Kevin Revoir Opponents ..........................................................................84 BIG EAST Member Contacts................................................89 RUTGERS UNIVERSITY QUICK FACTS Editorial Assistance: Stacey Brann, Jason Baum, Hasim Phillips, BIG EAST Championship ......................................................90 General Doug Drabik Matt Haas and Kathy Larrabee. NCAA Tournament ..............................................................91 School: ......................................................Rutgers University Location: ......................................New Brunswick, NJ 08901 Photos courtesy: Tom Ciszek, Patti Banks, Jim O’Connor, Bruce Season Review Founded: ........................................................................1766 Schwartzman, Duncan Williams, Will Schneekloth, Alex Re- 2009-10 Season Review ....................................................94 Enrollment:..................................................................37,364 strepo, Grant Halverson, Kevin Lorincz, Randi Larson, Robert 2009-10 Recaps ................................................................97 Nickname: ....................................................Scarlet Knights Morris University, Dickinson College, Georgetown University, 2009-10 Statistics ..........................................................113 Home Court ..............................Louis Brown Athletic Center Hofstra University, Larry Levanti, Tom Costello, Joe Covino, Capacity: ......................................................................8,000 Steve Hockstein/Harvard Studio, Dan Levy, Tom Maguire, Pat History & Tradition Affiliation: ......................................................NCAA Division I McBride, NBAE/Getty Images, Randall Miller, Nick Romanenko, Scarlet History ................................................................118 School Color: ..............................................................Scarlet Steve Smith, John Wooding, Lindsey Wyckoff, Rutgers Archives. The Unforgettable Season ................................................121 Conference:..............................................................BIG EAST All-Americans ..................................................................122 President: ......................................Dr. Richard L. McCormick Printed by: Retired Jersey - James Bailey..........................................123 Director of Athletics: ..........................................Tim Pernetti Multi-Ad Retired Jersey - Bob Lloyd ..............................................124 Ticket Office Phone:..........................1-866-445-GORU (4678) 1720 West Detweiller Drive Retired Jersey - Phil Sellers ............................................125 Peoria, IL, 61615 Rutgers Hall of Fame ........................................................126 History 800-348-6485
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