2004-05 Syracuse Men’s Basketball SU Basketball: 30 NCAA Tournaments ◆ 4 NCAA Final Fours ◆ 2002-03 NCAA Champions 2004-05 Schedule (27-7) November Coaches vs. Cancer Classic at Syracuse 11 N. Colorado W 101-54 12 Princeton W 56-45 Coaches vs. Cancer Classic at New York, NY 18 vs. #12/14 Miss. State W 71-58 19 vs. #24/23 Memphis W 77-62 27 at Siena W 78-56 December 1 St. Bonaventure W 91-67 4 Colgate W 68-55 Jimmy V. Classic, New York, NY 7 vs. #5/5 Oklahoma State L 60-74 11 Binghamton W 86-56 18 Drexel W 74-54 20 Cornell W 82-69 The Syracuse men’s basketball season was capped by the announcement that 22 Rice W 88-72 head coach Jim Boeheim will be inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball 28 Albany W 72-55 Hall of Fame in September. Boeheim and fellow Class of 2005 member Jim Calhoun (leĞ ) are two of the fi ve honorees this year. (photo by KRT Photo) 30 Hofstra W 80-75 January #11/21 Syracuse (27-7, 11-5) Final Release 5 at St. John’s W 79-65 BIG EAST Tournament Champions ◗ NCAA Tournament 8 Seton Hall W 75-50 107th Season Comes To A Close 10 at Notre Dame W 71-60 The 2004-05 men’s basketball team had a number of signifi cant accomplishments: 15 at Providence W 75-71 ● The program’s 30th invitation into the 18 Georgetown W 78-73 OT NCAA Tournament. 22 West Virginia W 72-64 ● 27 wins – the fi ft h-best total in school history. 24 at Rutgers W 86-84 ● The 2005 BIG EAST Conference 29 at #20/18 Pittsburgh L 69-76 Tournament Championship. It was the February program’s fourth BET crown in the 26- year history of the event and SU’s fi rst 5 Notre Dame W 60-57 since the 1992 title. It was Syracuse’s fi rst 7 #19/14 Connecticut L 66-74 time in the championship game since ● Forth became the fi rst SU player to earn 12 at #22/25 Villanova W 90-75 1998. ● Jim Boeheim became the 18th Division Academic All-America honors twice. 14 #17/15 Pittsburgh L 64-68 I coach to win 700 games. He was the He was a second-team selection. He 19 at #6/6 Boston College L 60-65 fi ft h-fastest to reach the milestone (939 also won the BIG EAST Conference/ Aeropostale Scholar-Athlete Award. 23 St. John’s W 83-69 games) and the seventh mentor to win 700 at one school. ● Senior Josh Pace won the BIG EAST 26 Providence W 91-66 ● Senior Hakim Warrick completed his Conference Sportsmanship Award. March career ranked fourth in career scoring ● The Orange was ranked as high as third (2,073 points) and rebounding (1,025) at in the Associated Press Poll and fourth in 5 at #15/16 Connecticut L 70-88 SU. He was the BIG EAST Conference the USA Today/ESPN Poll. BIG EAST Tournament, New York, NY Player of the Year, the winner of the ● Syracuse won the NCAA Division I 10- vs. Rutgers W 81-57 Dave Gavitt Award (tournament MVP) Att endance title for the fi rst time since and a consensus All-American. 1994-95. SU averaged 22,978 per game. 11 vs. Connecticut W 67-63 ● Senior Craig Forth completed his career ● SU set the NCAA on-campus game 12 vs. West Virginia W 68-59 with starts in all 136 games. He fi nished att endance record with 33,199 at the Notre Dame game. The Orange had NCAA First Round, Worcester, MA tied for fourth in career games played at SU. Warrick was sixth on the same list the seven largest on-campus crowds in 18 vs. Vermont L 57-60 OT with 135 games. college basketball this season. 1 www.suathletics.com 2004-05 Syracuse Men’s Basketball SU Basketball: 30 NCAA Tournaments ◆ 4 NCAA Final Fours ◆ 2002-03 NCAA Champions DOUBLING UP Catamounts Hand Orange Catastrophic Defeat Syracuse was unable to maintain the level of play it showed in BIG EAST MVP-BET MVP winning the BIG EAST Conference Tournament the week before and the result was a 60-57 overtime loss to Vermont in the first round of Name, School Year the NCAA Tournament. SU excited the postseason event after one Hakim Warrick, Syracuse ...... 2005 game for the first time since 1999. Caron Butler, Connecticut ...... 2002 The 13th-seeded Catamounts, riding the crest of an America East Conference Tournament title and Coach Tom Brennan’s retirement Troy Bell, Boston College ...... 2001 announcement, upset the fourth-seeded Orange. Kerry Kittles, Villanova ...... 1995 Syracuse out-shot Vermont (42%-to-37%) and out-rebounded the Catamounts (37-to-30) but could not overcome 24 turnovers, the Terry Dehere, Seton Hall ...... 1993 Hakim Warrick highest total of the season. Vermont was opportunistic, turning the Alonzo Mourning, Georgetown ...... 1992 miscues into 24 points. Charles Smith, Georgetown ...... 1989 The Orange had a halftime advantage, 23-19, after holding Vermont to the lowest Reggie Williams, Georgetown ...... 1987 first-half point total by an SU opponent this year. Less than four minutes after the break, Patrick Ewing, Georgetown ...... 1985 Vermont had tied the game and five minutes after that the Catamounts were up six. Hakim Warrick, who had a game-high 21 points and 12 rebounds, tied the game at 47 with two Patrick Ewing, Georgetown ...... 1984 free throws. He sandwiched dunks around a Vermont basket to put SU ahead, 51-49, with Chris Mullin, St. John’s ...... 1983 1:12 left. Vermont’s Taylor Coppenrath scored with 53 seconds left to force overtime. A steal and layup by Gerry McNamara put SU in front, 55-53, but Vermont scored seven SU Dunk Board of the last nine points to secure the win. 34 games Player Games Dunks Another Dream For Hakim And Team: 2005 BET Championship Syracuse’s senior class added another impressive accomplishment to an already solid Hakim Warrick 34 105 college basketball resume by claiming the 2005 BIG EAST Conference Tournament. The Terrence Roberts 33 47 Orange defeated West Virginia in the championship game, 68-59, giving the program its fourth league crown and first since 1992. Craig Forth 34 16 SU reached the final for the first time since 1998. Seniors Craig Forth, Josh Pace and Darryl Watkins 26 16 Hakim Warrick, who already owned a BIG EAST Conference regular-season title and the 2003 NCAA Championship, added another trophy to the program’s lot. Demetris Nichols 27 5 Warrick became just the second player to post three double-doubles in the BIG EAST Josh Pace 34 4 Tournament with a 20-point, 13-rebound evening. He had 10 points and nine boards in the second half as West Virginia attempted to overcome a 10-point halftime deficit. Dayshawn Wright 10 2 Pace had 13 points, seven rebounds and six assists. He was joined on the all-tournament Louie McCroskey 34 2 team by Gerry McNamara, who contributed 16 points. Gerry McNamara 34 1 The Syracuse 11 Total 34 198 2004-05 No. Player Pos. Ht. Wt. Class PPG RPG 14 Billy Edelin G 6-4 195 Jr. 4.0 1.3 NCAA Division I Had a career-best seven steals at Notre Dame, 1/10/05 Consecutive Starts 51 Craig Forth C 7-0 256 Sr. 4.6 5.1 Started all 136 games of his career; Had a double-double (10 points-10 rebounds) vs. Georgetown, 1/18/05 42 Louie McCroskey G 6-5 208 So. 5.6 2.9 No. Name, School Starts Had career-best 18 points, 7 rebounds vs. Pittsburgh, 2/14/05; 7 boards at BC, 2/19/05 1. Craig Forth, Syracuse 136 3 Gerry McNamara G 6-2 182 Jr. 15.8 2.3 Naismith and Wooden Award Nominee 2. Chris Thomas, Notre Dame 128 4 Demetris Nichols F 6-8 212 So. 3.9 2.1 Returned from injury with 10 points against Albany, 12/28/04 3. Ryan Gomes, Providence 115 5 Josh Pace F 6-5 203 Sr. 10.8 5.0 4. Chet Mason, Miami (OH) 112 Tied career-best with 22 points against Rice, 12/22/04; 21 points at Villanova, 2/12/05 33 Terrence Roberts F 6-9 228 So. 7.2 3.9 5. Edwin Draughan, Yale 111 Game-winning basket at Rutgers, 1/24/05; 14 points, 10 rebounds vs. Providence 2/26/05 6. Chuck Hayes, Kentucky 110 1 Hakim Warrick F 6-8 219 Sr. 21.4 8.6 Naismith, Rupp, Senior Class and Wooden Award Nominee; BIG EAST Conference Player of the Year Aaron Miles, Kansas 110 13 Darryl Watkins C 6-11 258 So. 3.7 3.3 8. Markus Austin, E. Michigan 103 Career-high 14 points, 13 boards vs. Drexel, 12/18/04; injured against Albany, 12/28/04 25 Dayshawn Wright F 6-6 232 Fr. 1.3 1.3 Alvin Cruz, Niagara 103 Member of Oak Hill Academy’s 2004 National Championship squad 10. Gerry McNamara, Syracuse 100 30 Josh Wright G 6-2 175 Fr. 1.4 0.6 Career-best five points, six assists versus Binghamton, 12/11/04 Hakim Warrick, Syracuse 100 (SU’s 11 active scholarship players) 2 2004-05 SU Men’s Basketball 2004-05 Syracuse Men’s Basketball SU Basketball: 30 NCAA Tournaments ◆ 4 NCAA Final Fours ◆ 2002-03 NCAA Champions Syracuse Reverses Huskie Trend Second-seeded Connecticut had won five of the last six 2004-05 By Class 34 games matchups with Syracuse and had blasted the Orange less than Scoring one week earlier, 88-70. The deck did not seem to be in SU’s Class PPG Pct. favor when the two long-time rivals squared off in the BIG EAST Senior 38.0 49.2 Tournament Semifinals. Junior 18.7 24.3 A stellar performance from Hakim Warrick (26 points, 10 Sophomore 19.3 25.0 rebounds) and some standout defensive work from Darryl Freshman 1.2 1.5 Watkins (nine rebounds, five blocks) helped to turn things in SU’s Rebounding Class RPG Pct. favor on this occasion. Senior 19.3 55.5 The two teams played relatively even for the game’s first eight Darryl Watkins Junior 3.3 9.4 minutes but the Orange exploded with a 15-3 run. Warrick had Sophomore 11.5 32.9 SU’s last 10 points of the half and the Orange led, 32-19. Freshman 0.8 2.2 A 14-6 stretch to open the second half, one that included five points from McNamara, Assists had the Orange ahead 46-25 with 14:04 remaining. The defending national-champion Class APG Pct. Huskies rallied to within six with 1:56 left but SU converted 10-of-13 from the line down Senior 5.9 37.3 the stretch to secure the 67-63 triumph. Junior 6.2 38.9 Sophomore 2.6 16.2 SU Ends Rutgers’ Cinderella Story Freshman 1.2 7.6 Rutgers, seeded 11th in the 11-team BIG EAST Tournament, Steals Class SPG Pct. pulled a fi rst-round upset of #6 Notre Dame, 72-65, to set up a Senior 3.2 38.4 quarterfi nal match with the Orange. Junior 2.4 28.6 Just over a month earlier, SU had to rally from an 18-point Sophomore 2.5 29.7 halft ime defi cit to win by two at Rutgers. The BIG EAST Freshman 0.3 3.3 Tournament encounter was a completely diff erent outing. Field Goal Percentage The Orange put together an early 15-2 run and had a 25-point Class Pct. advantage by the intermission. Hakim Warrick had 17 points and Senior ...... 555 eight rebounds in the fi rst 20 minutes and fi nished with 23 and 13, Junior...... 386 Sophomore ...... 475 respectively. Gerry McNamara had 25 points aft er converting six- Gerry McNamara Freshman ...... 279 of-nine from the fi eld (including six-of-eight on three-pointers) and 3PT Field Goal Percentage seven-of-seven from the four line. Class Pct. SU limited Rutgers to 31.7 percent from the fi eld (20-of-63) and used a 43-32 rebounding Senior ...... 265 edge to come away with an 81-57 triumph. Junior...... 338 Sophomore ...... 273 Numbers Don’t Add Up At Connecticut Freshman ...... 250 Had it been known before the game that SU would take 39 free Free Throw Percentage throws, only commit six turnovers, force 19 Connecticut turnovers, Class Pct. and outrebound the Huskies at the off ensive end 22-7, chances are Senior ...... 656 a successful outing would have been the result. That was not the Junior...... 842 Sophomore ...... 549 case on March 5 when Syracuse closed its regular season by losing Freshman ...... 611 at Connecticut, 88-70. It was the largest margin of defeat for the Orange this season SU’s Most Familiar Foes SU had a favorable start at a sold-out Gampel Pavalion, playing Opponents Games the hosts to a 37-37 tie in the fi rst half. Hakim Warrick tallied 15 fi rst-half points and the Orange had only two miscues at the break. Hakim Warrick 1. Colgate 157 Connecticut took over the game in the second half, taking a fi ve- 2. Cornell 113 point advantage (48-43) and building it into a 16-point lead (63-47) in a 4:46 stretch. SU was unable to recover. 3. Penn State 105 Syracuse shot a season-low .307 from the fi eld (23-of-75) and .091 from the three-point 4. Pitt sburgh 92 line (2-of-22), the club’s worst mark since hitt ing 1-of-12 (.083) against Connecticut in 2000. Warrick fi nished with 25 points. He tied the school record for free throw tries with 22. 5. Niagara 81 Claiming The Crown 6. St. John’s 77 NCAA Attendance Championship 7. Connecticut 75 8. Georgetown 74 Kentucky Syracuse 9. Canisius 66 Home Dates Completed 15 18 10. Rochester 64 Total Attendance 337,796 413,605 11. Boston College* 63 Current Average 22,520 22,978 bold indicates 2004-05 opponent 3 www.suathletics.com 2004-05 Syracuse Men’s Basketball SU Basketball: 30 NCAA Tournaments ◆ 4 NCAA Final Fours ◆ 2002-03 NCAA Champions 2004-05 Orange Honors 2004-05 SU Free Throw Shooting In Last 5 Minutes, OT 34 games Jim Boeheim Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame No. Player 5:00-2:00 1:59-1:00 :59-0:00 Total Pct. OT 2004-05 Pct. NABC District 2 co-Coach of the Year 1 Warrick 27-35 7-14 13-24 47-73 .643 2-2 211-310 .681 700th career victory 3 McNamara 11-12 5-5 13-15 29-32 .906 0-0 111-127 .874 Craig Forth BIG EAST Aeropostale Scholar-Athlete Award 33 Roberts 3-4 3-6 3-9 9-19 .474 0-0 46-83 .554 ESPN The Magazine Second Team Academic All-American 5 Pace 1-6 8-10 0-1 9-17 .529 0-0 30-54 .556 Semifinalist, Collegiate Basketball Award of Excellence 51 Forth 3-5 2-4 2-2 7-11 .636 0-0 30-49 .612 Semifinalist, John Wooden Trophy Gerry McNamara 42 McCroskey 2-2 2-5 3-4 7-11 .636 0-0 20-40 .500 Midseason Top 30, Naismith Award 13 Watkins 1-2 0-0 0-0 1-2 .000 0-0 13-26 .500 Midseason Top 30, Wooden Award First Team All-BIG EAST Conference 14 Edelin 0-2 0-0 1-2 1-4 .250 0-0 12-19 .632 BIG EAST Conference All-Tournament Team BIG EAST Co-Player of the Week (Jan. 10, Feb. 7) 4 Nichols 1-2 2-2 0-0 3-4 .750 0-0 13-18 .722 Josh Pace 25 D. Wright 0-0 2-2 1-2 3-4 .750 0-0 7-10 .700 BIG EAST Conference Sportsmanship Award 30 J. Wright 1-3 0-0 0-0 1-3 .333 0-0 4-8 .500 Honorable Mention All-BIG EAST Conference BIG EAST Conference All-Tournament Team 23 Burach 0-0 2-2 1-4 3-6 .500 0-0 3-6 .600 Hakim Warrick Totals 50-73 33-50 37-63 120-186 .645 2-2 500-750 .667 Associated Press First Team All-American Basketball Times Third Team All-American Hak Tops Himself On Senior Day CollegeInsider.com All-American For the second consecutive game and for the third time in fi ve NABC First Team All-American games, Hakim Warrick posted a career-high scoring total. This time Rivals.com First Team All-American it was a 36-point explosion that led Syracuse past Providence, 91-66, Rupp Award All-American on Senior Day at the Dome. A crowd of 32,804, the second-largest in Senior Class Award Senior All-American college basketball this season, saluted seniors Craig Forth, Xzavier The Sporting News Second Team All-American Sports Illustrated Second Team All-American Gaines, Josh Pace, and Warrick before the game, and then the USBWA Second Team All-American players took it from there. USBWA District 2 Player of the Year Warrick connected on 12-of-17 from the fi eld and 12-of-13 from Wooden Award All-American Team the line. He accumulated a career-best nine dunks on the aft ernoon. Midseason Top 30, Naismith Award Pace said goodbye to the home fans with a typical score line: Finalist, Rupp Award 11 points, nine rebounds, fi ve assists and two steals. Forth tossed Hakim Warrick Finalist, Bayer Advantage Senior Class Award in six points, three rebounds and two blocks, all in the second half, in his fi nal Dome Semifinalist, Wooden Award appearance. BIG EAST Conference Player of the Year First Team All-BIG EAST Conference Terrence Roberts was productive in his second career start, posting 14 points and 10 BIG EAST Conference Dave Gavitt Award rebounds in 19 minutes. Gerry McNamara added 14 points and 10 assists. (Tournament MVP) The Orange broke open a close game midway through the second half. With SU ahead BIG EAST Player of the Week (Nov. 22, Feb. 28) by fi ve, 62-57, the team went on a 20-5 run that included eight points from McNamara and BIG EAST Co-Player of the Week (Dec. 6, Forth’s six points. Jan. 24, Feb. 14) Warrick Has Career-High 35 Against St. John’s SU Career Games Played Hakim Warrick erased most recollections of back-to-back 12 points outings by No. Name Games Years producing what was then a career-high 35 points in a February 23, 83-69 victory against St. John’s. He canned 10-of-15 from the fi eld and 15-of-19 from the foul line while surpassing 1. Stephen Thompson 144 1986-90 his previous best eff ort of 32 points. Warrick, who scored 21 points aft er the intermission, 2. Derrick Coleman 143 1986-90 also had a team-best 10 rebounds. 3. Sherman Douglas 138 1985-89 The Orange hit 10 of its fi rst 11 shots from the fl oor and were up 25-10 midway through 4. Craig Forth 136 2001-05 the opening period. Aft er the fi rst fi ve minutes, all fi ve SU starters had scored. Warrick helped build the 15-point margin with nine points. Rony Seikaly 136 1984-88 St. John’s made the game a batt le by scoring the fi nal four points of the fi rst half and the 6. Hakim Warrick 135 2001-05 fi rst eight of the second period, narrowing the diff erence to 43-38. Warrick and the Orange 7. Allen Griffin 133 1997-01 were able to hold off the Johnnies the rest of the way. The victory was SU’s 37th straight over a New York school. Jason Hart 132 1996-00 Dave Johnson 132 1988-92 10. Jeremy McNeil 131 1999-04 4 2004-05 SU Men’s Basketball 2004-05 Syracuse Men’s Basketball SU Basketball: 30 NCAA Tournaments ◆ 4 NCAA Final Fours ◆ 2002-03 NCAA Champions Rebounding Woes Resurface In Loss To BC Boston College took advantage of a 45-31 edge in rebounds, and outscored Syracuse 19-11 in second-chance points, and the result was a 65-60 triumph for the host Eagles on February 19. The pairing was Syracuse’s fourth straight against a top-20 foe. Despite the disparity in rebounding, SU managed to stay within reach of Boston College for most of the contest. BC’s largest fi rst-half margin was fi ve and the Orange used two free throws by Gerry McNamara and a lane jumper from Josh Pace to take a 27-25 lead into the intermission. The Eagles fashioned a 12-2 run to start the second period and pushed the lead to nine, 44-35, with 13:00 left . Trailing by six, 58-52, with 1:15 on the clock, the Orange mounted one fi nal charge. Consecutive three-pointers from Louie McCroskey and Gerry McNamara narrowed the gap to two. Aft er BC split two free throws, Pace put back a missed shot to 2004-05 Division I Attendance make it 61-60 with 27 ticks remaining. The Eagles scored the fi nal four points. McNamara fi nished with a team-best 18 points. On-Campus Arenas No. Game Arena Att. Orange Unable To Seal Pitt sburgh Deal 1. Notre Dame at SU* Carrier Dome 33,199 Syracuse allowed a 58-50 advantage to slip away and Pitt sburgh 2. Providence at SU Carrier Dome 32,804 scored 18 of the fi nal 24 points in a 68-64 victory for the Panthers 3. West Virginia at SU Carrier Dome 29,077 in the Carrier Dome on February 14. The victory gave Pitt sburgh a 4. Connecticut at SU Carrier Dome 27,651 sweep of the two-game regular-season series with the Orange. The 5. St. John’s at SU Carrier Dome 25,579 Panthers won for the sixth time in the last eight meetings with SU. 6. Seton Hall at SU Carrier Dome 25,578 Aft er trailing by fi ve in the early going of the second half, 7. Pittsburgh at SU Carrier Dome 24,631 Syracuse fought its way back into the contest. The Orange had a 8. Kansas at Kentucky Rupp Arena 24,367 9. Mississippi St. at Kentucky Rupp Arena 24,247 one-point lead, 48-47, with 10:06 remaining, when SU used a parade 10. Tennessee at Kentucky Rupp Arena 24,205 to the foul line to engineer a 10-3 run. Craig Forth and Gerry 11. Florida at Kentucky Rupp Arena 24,191 McNamara each hit three from the charity stripe, Hakim Warrick 12. Georgia at Kentucky Rupp Arena 23,897 Louie McCroskey made two free throws, and McNamara added a layup in the run. 13. Georgetown at SU Carrier Dome 23,485 With SU ahead, 58-50, and 6:35 left , Pitt sburgh re-took control with 14. Colgate at SU Carrier Dome 23,342 an 11-2 spurt that featured two threes from Carl Krauser. SU never regained the lead. 15. LSU at Kentucky Rupp Arena 23,073 Louie McCroskey gave Syracuse a lift with a career-best 18 points and seven rebounds 16. Auburn at Kentucky Rupp Arena 23,063 off the bench. McNamara fi nished with 16 points and 10 assists. 17. S. Carolina at Kentucky Rupp Arena 22,782 18. Campbell at Kentucky Rupp Arena 22,411 There’s No Place Like Home For Hak, GMac 19. Georgia St. at Kentucky Rupp Arena 22,368 Hakim Warrick and Gerry McNamara returned to their home 20. Coppin State at Kentucky Rupp Arena 22,231 state of Pennsylvania and played key roles in #8/7 Syracuse’s victory *NCAA on-campus arena record at #22/25 Villanova, 90-75, on February 12. A sold-out Wachovia Dome-Inating Center included supporting crews for Warrick, who is from Syracuse In The Dome Philadelphia, and Scranton-native McNamara. Season W-L Pct. Start Warrick had a career-high 32 points. He connected on 10-of-14 2004-05 16-2 .889 14-0 shots from the fi eld, fi ve of which were dunks, and 12-of-16 from 2003-04 14-3 .824 0-1 the foul line. He also had a game-high 12 rebounds. McNamara 2002-03 17-0 1.000 17-0 tallied 18 points and seven assists and Josh Pace had 21 points, 2001-02 15-4 .789 6-0 one shy of his career-best. Craig Forth, who was scoreless in the 2000-01 15-2 .882 6-0 Gerry McNamara previous two games, contributed eight points and 10 boards. 1999-00 17-1 .944 13-0 The Orange opened the encounter by making 14-of-20 shots. Aft er converting 62 percent 1998-99 9-7 .563 3-0 of its fi eld goal att empts in the fi rst half, Syracuse entered the intermission with a 43-29 1997-98 12-4 750 8-0 1996-97 9-7 .563 1-0 advantage. The lead swelled to 24, 69-45, before the fi nal margin was determined. 1995-96 15-1 .938 10-0 1994-95 14-2 .875 12-0 1993-94 16-1 .941 4-0 Syracuse’s Greatest Comebacks 1992-93 12-4 .750 7-0 1991-92 14-3 .824 13-0 1976-Present (Jim Boeheim’s Tenure) 1990-91 16-1 .941 8-0 Defi cit Score Opponent Date Final 1989-90 13-3 .813 7-0 1988-89 18-1 .947 10-0 20 54-34 at Rutgers 1/24/05 W 86-84 1987-88 13-3 .813 8-0 1986-87 17-2 .895 11-0 18 75-52 at Villanova 1/15/94 W 88-85 1985-86 17-2 .895 14-0 17 25-8 vs. Oklahoma St. (NCAA) 3/23/03 W 68-56 1984-85 13-2 .867 6-0 1983-84 14-3 .824 4-0 16 29-13 at Alabama 1/11/97 W 70-66 1982-83 14-2 .875 8-0 1981-82 11-6 .647 2-0 15 33-18 at Pitt sburgh 1/6/01 W 71-66 1980-81 17-3 .850 2-0 15 55-40 at Villanova 2/16/87 W 96-82 Overall 356-69 .838 5 www.suathletics.com 2004-05 Syracuse Men’s Basketball SU Basketball: 30 NCAA Tournaments ◆ 4 NCAA Final Fours ◆ 2002-03 NCAA Champions SU Honors Final Three Minutes Clinches Connecticut Win #19/14 Connecticut broke a 65-65 tie by scoring nine of the Sadat-Singh game’s last 10 points and beat host #8/7 Syracuse, 74-66, on Syracuse February 7. The Husky triumph broke SU’s 16-game home court University retired winning streak, a run that dated back to last season. the basketball The Orange had grabbed a 61-56 advantage thanks to an 11-6 jersey of Wilmeth run that was aided by four points from Josh Pace and dunks by Sidat-Singh in Terrence Roberts and Darryl Watkins. The Huskies responded by a ceremony at scoring nine of the next 13 points with fi ve coming from Charlie halftime of the SU- Villanueva. With the score tied with 3:06 left , Connecticut closed Providence game out the contest. Josh Pace on February 26. Sidat-Singh’s #19 is now Hakim Warrick had 13 of his squad-best 16 points in the fi rst displayed in the Carrier Dome alongside half. Josh Pace contributed 14 points, six boards and three steals. the jerseys of Dave Bing (22), Sherman Douglas (20), Vic Hanson (8) and Pearl Orange Fans, SU, Come Through On “Break The Washington (31). Record Night” Born William Webb in Washington, A record-sett ing crowd of 33,199 helped lift the Orange to a 60- D.C., Sidat-Singh’s father died when he 57, come-from-behind victory against Notre Dame on February 5. was a child. His mother, Pauline Webb, It broke the standard (33,071 for Rutgers at SU, 2003) for the largest then married Dr. Samuel Sidat-Singh, on-campus college basketball crowd in NCAA history. who adopted Wilmeth and moved the Notre Dame grabbed the lead at the 16:20 mark of the fi rst family to Harlem. Sidat-Singh was an half and did not relinquish it, heading into halft ime with a 26-20 All-New York City basketball player advantage. It was SU’s lowest off ensive output in a half this season. at DeWitt Clinton High School in the The Irish extended the margin to 50-39 with 6:05 left . SU Bronx. He helped the Governors to the changed to a full-court press and during a two-minute span Hakim Gerry McNamara Public School Athletic League (PSAL Warrick ignited the crowd with three dunks and two free throws. A championship in 1933-34. three-pointer and two free throws by Gerry McNamara tied the game, 50-50, and SU then He came to the University on a hit 10-of-11 from the line over the next two minutes to pull ahead for good and win, 60-57. basketball scholarship and excelled in McNamara had 22 points, with an 11-for-11 eff ort from the line, and Warrick added 20. the sport. After a football assistant coach spotted him in an intramural game, he SU Streak Ends At Pitt sburgh, 76-69 Syracuse’s two national player of the year candidates -- Gerry was encouraged to join the Orange grid McNamara and Hakim Warrick -- combined for 51 points but it squad. Sidat-Singh started his football was not enough as the Orange lost at Pitt sburgh, 76-69, on January career as a sophomore and played single- 29. The defeat ended SU’s 13-game winning streak. wing halfback, a position similar to McNamara scored 14 of his game-high 26 in the fi rst half today’s quarterback. and helped Syracuse build a 34-29 margin by the intermission. He was the victim of segregation on Pitt sburgh opened the second half with a 9-1 run, keyed by three a number of ocassions. When SU played consecutive three-point baskets, and knott ed the score at 38-38. at Maryland and at the U.S. Naval With the game tied at 44-44, the Panthers outscored Syracuse 12-2 Academy, the host schools refused to over the next four minutes and never trailed again. The advantage Hakim Warrick play Syracuse unless Sidat-Singh sat swelled to 15, 67-52, with 2:22 left . McNamara led a rally with 10 out. A season after he missed the game points and Warrick added fi ve but the push fell short. Warrick fi nished with 25 points. at Maryland, Sidat-Singh led SU to a 55-0 victory over the Terrapins at Archbold It’s Never Over ‘Till It’s Over – SU 86, Rutgers 84 Stadium. Syracuse came back from a 20-point defi cit to defeat Rutgers on After graduation, Sidat-Singh January 24, 86-84. It represented the largest margin overcome to played professional basketball with two claim victory in the tenure of SU coach Jim Boeheim. barnstorming teams, the Syracuse Reds The Orange trailed by 20 in the opening period, 54-34, and were and the Harlem Renaissance. down at the break by 18, 54-36. It marked the fi rst time SU had In 1943, Sidat-Singh passed the trailed heading into the intermission this season. entrance exam for the U.S. Army SU erased the defi cit in remarkable quick fashion. A layup by Air Corps and was assigned to the Josh Pace with 7:43 remaining in the contest put SU ahead, 75-74. segregated armed forces’ only pilot Rutgers led, 84-83 when freshman Dan Waterstradt converted two training program for African-Americans free throws with 27 seconds left . In the game’s fi nal 10 ticks, Pace Terrence Roberts – the Tuskegee Airmen. After earning missed a shot in the lane but Terrence Roberts put in the rebound his pilot’s wings, he was on a training and was fouled with seven seconds left . Aft er Roberts added a free throw, Rutgers’ Quincy mission when the engine of his P-40 Douby missed a potential game-winning three as time expired. Gerry McNamara and failed over Lake Huron and he died. Hakim Warrick each had 21 points for the Orange. Sidat-Singh is buried at Arlinton National Cemetery. 6 2004-05 SU Men’s Basketball 2004-05 Syracuse Men’s Basketball SU Basketball: 30 NCAA Tournaments ◆ 4 NCAA Final Fours ◆ 2002-03 NCAA Champions Specialty Statistics SU 1,000 Point Scorers 34 games The Syracuse program has 47 players PP PTO SCP FBP BP who have scored 1,000-or-more career Opponent SU-OPP SU-OPP SU-OPP SU-OPP SU-OPP points. Gerry McNamara was the most Northern Colorado 69-20 27-5 16-18 25-0 43-31 recent, reaching the century mark in an Princeton 24-20 23-8 10-4 4-2 10-6 NCAA play-off game against Alabama in vs. Mississippi State 32-20 16-3 16-20 8-3 11-13 vs. Memphis 30-12 17-6 10-8 7-2 14-7 March, 2004. at Siena 38-20 20-20 16-11 10-4 14-17 No. Player Points Avg. Years St. Bonaventure 46-32 16-17 14-11 23-12 36-26 1. Lawrence Moten 2,334 19.3 1991-95 Colgate 40-14 23-18 8-9 16-0 20-9 2. Derrick Coleman 2,143 15.0 1986-90 vs. Oklahoma State 34-30 9-20 17-22 9-12 9-25 3. John Wallace 2,119 16.7 1992-96 Binghamton 36-16 22-9 10-14 6-0 26-13 4. Hakim Warrick 2,073 15.4 2001-05 Drexel 40-16 8-19 6-3 10-2 22-2 5. Sherman Douglas 2,060 14.9 1985-89 Cornell 54-14 28-11 18-0 8-6 27-20 6. Stephen Thompson 1,956 13.6 1986-90 Rice 56-34 18-15 21-9 12-17 8-24 7. Preston Shumpert 1,907 14.2 1998-02 Albany 40-20 20-15 18-9 10-4 25-9 8. Dave Bing 1,883 24.8 1963-66 Hofstra 38-28 14-12 25-15 6-7 23-11 9. Rafael Addison 1,876 14.9 1982-86 at St. John’s 43-40 22-14 20-16 6-6 11-7 10. Erich Santifer 1,845 14.9 1979-83 Seton Hall 40-24 21-11 13-16 4-0 22-30 11. Billy Owens 1,840 17.7 1988-91 at Notre Dame 42-14 20-14 9-14 10-6 13-10 12. Rony Seikaly 1,716 12.6 1984-88 at Providence 40-32 12-15 12-12 8-2 8-20 13. Dave Johnson 1,614 12.2 1988-92 Georgetown 36-24 15-11 14-22 2-10 4-11 14. Roosevelt Bouie 1,560 13.2 1976-80 West Virginia 34-18 13-13 10-18 4-4 24-21 Todd Burgan 1,560 12.5 1994-98 at Rutgers 46-22 15-12 28-11 7-4 20-24 16. Gerry McNamara 1,539 15.4 2002- at Pittsburgh 30-24 17-12 2-13 6-2 10-22 17. Adrian Autry 1,538 12.7 1990-94 Notre Dame 26-26 14-12 9-16 4-3 4-16 18. Dennis DuVal 1,504 15.0 1971-74 Connecticut 44-32 19-17 13-13 10-4 23-14 19. Jason Hart 1,503 11.4 1996-00 20. Rudy Hackett 1,496 17.2 1972-75 at Villanova 54-38 18-21 26-18 20-12 5-15 Dale Shackleford 1,496 12.8 1975-79 Pittsburgh 30-20 21-12 14-16 8-6 27-5 22. Dwayne Washington 1,490 15.7 1983-86 at Boston College 42-22 8-9 11-19 10-4 16-13 23. Louis Orr 1,487 12.8 1976-80 St. John’s 52-18 29-18 17-16 8-7 15-6 24. Bill Smith 1,451 20.7 1968-71 Providence 60-24 21-15 8-13 30-6 10-34 25. Otis Hill 1,416 10.9 1993-97 at Connecticut 34-32 21-8 14-6 4-12 7-21 26. Greg Kohls 1,360 19.2 1969-72 vs. Rutgers (BET) 36-14 14-15 17-14 5-6 14-15 27. Mike Lee 1,351 16.3 1970-73 vs. Connecticut (BET) 28-40 19-17 22-21 6-6 8-9 28. Billy Gabor 1,344 14.6 1942-48 vs. West Virginia (BET) 38-16 12-14 11-6 2-8 9-25 29. Etan Thomas 1,340 11.0 1996-00 vs. Vermont (NCAA) 34-22 16-24 6-10 6-2 6-0 30. Vinnie Cohen 1,337 19.7 1953-56 1,356-798 608-462 471-443 324-181 544-472 31. Tony Bruin 1,294 11.6 1979-83 Avg. 39.9-23.5 17.9-13.6 13.9-13.0 9.5-5.3 16.0-13.9 32. George Hicker 1,245 16.0 1965-68 PP=points in the paint PTO=points off turnovers SCP=second chance points 33. Damone Brown 1,230 10.9 1997-01 FBP=fast break points BP=bench points 34. Wendell Alexis 1,212 9.7 1982-86 35. Jack Kiley 1,193 15.1 1948-51 “Billy Ball” A Big Part Of WVU Win 36 Ryan Blackwell 1,175 11.8 1997-00 It looked like the NCAA Championship season of 2002-03 all 37. Jim Lee 1,165 13.4 1972-75 38. Marty Byrnes 1,159 11.0 1974-78 over again -- Gerry McNamara hitt ing threes, Hakim Warrick Marty Headd 1,159 10.9 1977-81 scoring in the paint and Billy Edelin contributing with old-school 40. DeShaun Williams 1,136 11.7 1999-02 scoring and playmaking. The result was Syracuse’s 12th straight 41. James Williams 1,119 11.0 1973-77 win, a 72-64 victory against West Virginia in the Carrier Dome. 42. Ed Stickel 1,096 11.0 1945-49 Edelin came off the bench to contribute 12 points and seven 43. Jon Cincebox 1,087 15.8 1956-59 44. Kueth Duany 1,084 8.5 1999-03 assists in 30 minutes of work. His performance supported Warrick, 45. Pete Chudy 1,079 16.1 1958-61 who posted his 10th double-double (22 points-13 rebounds), and 46. Vaughn Harper 1,070 13.5 1965-68 McNamara, who tallied all 18 of his points in the second half. 47. Leo Rautins 1,031 12.1 1980-83 McNamara had missed his fi rst six shots of the aft ernoon. He Billy Edelin rallied with the game on the line with fi ve three-pointers in the Career 1,000 Point Scorers second half. His fi nal trey, a baseline jumper off a pass from Warrick, sealed the deal, No. School Total putt ing SU ahead 68-61 with 1:45 left in the contest. 1. North Carolina 55 2. Louisville 53 Duke 53 Warrick Double-Doubles At Providence 4. Kentucky 51 Aft er tallying a season-low 12 points in his previous outing at Notre Dame, Hakim 5. SYRACUSE 47 Warrick bounced back with his eighth double-double of the season in a 75-71 triumph at Kansas 47 Providence. Warrick had game highs of 25 points and 12 rebounds in helping Syracuse to 7. Notre Dame 42 its 10th straight victory. Marshall 42 Warrick established himself early in the contest with dunks on SU’s fi rst two scores. His 9. Wake Forest 41 10. St. John’s 40 third basket was also a slam and had him on his way to 16 fi rst-half points. (Career 1,000-point scorers research compiled by Louisville sports Gerry McNamara and Josh Pace each had 10 second-half points while Warrick and information department.) Craig Forth each had nine aft er the break 7 www.suathletics.com 2004-05 Syracuse Men’s Basketball SU Basketball: 30 NCAA Tournaments ◆ 4 NCAA Final Fours ◆ 2002-03 NCAA Champions January 8 SU Dome Hosts 2005 NCAA Regional Alumni Game Syracuse University hosted the 2005 NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Championship East Regional on Friday, March 25 Roosevelt Bouie and Sunday, March 27, 2005. (right) was among A crowd of 30,916 saw North Carolina defeat Villanova, the many former 67-66, and Wisconsin beat North Carolina State, 65-56 in the SU performers who regional semifi nals on March 25. In the regional fi nal on March returned for the 27, North Carolina got by Wisconsin, 88-82, with 30,132 on hand annual alumni game in the Dome. The Tar Heels’ Sean May earned Syracuse Region on January 8. The MVP honors. exhibition was played With the triumph, North Carolina advanced to the NCAA Final Four. before SU’s matchup with Seton Hall. Like The Good Old Days? SU 78, Georgetown 73 Those who Georgetown came to the Dome with a Thompson on the sidelines on January 18 but this attended included: time it was John Thompson III as coach of the program his famous father helped build. Tyrone Albright, Wendell Alexis, Mel What transpired was a tussle reminiscent of the SU-Georgetown games of the past. A Besdin, Bouie, Manny Breland, Tony 10-4 Georgetown run that featured eight points from Brandon Bowman had the Hoyas Bruin, Chandu Carey, Hal Cohen, Ken ahead, 18-13. Two three-pointers from Gerry McNamara helped SU regain the advantage Davis, Bill DeMarle, Bill Drew, Dave and lead at the intermission, 36-32. Harmon, Marty Headd, George Hicker, The Hoyas constructed a four-point edge in the second half at 56-52 with 9:11 left . SU Mike Hopkins, Rick Jaskot, Kevin King, turned the tables and led by four with 3:39 remaining but Darrel Owens hit a three ball and Manny Klutschkowski, Jim Lee, Larry Bowman nailed a jumper with fi ve seconds left to force overtime. SU scored the fi rst seven Loudis, Bob Parker, Chuck Richards, points of the extra session and held on for the win. Warrick had his ninth double-double of Steve Shaw, Ernie Siebert, Sonny Spera, the campaign, tallying 25 points and 11 rebounds. Howard Triche, Rex Trobridge, Gene Waldron, Rick Weber and Mark Ziolko. Edelin Helps SU Steal Win At Notre Dame Billy Edelin had a career-high seven steals, including fi ve in the second half, to help Syracuse win at Notre Dame on January 10, 70-61. Edelin logged a season-high 24 minutes SU In The 2004-05 Polls and also contributed fi ve assists, four points and three rebounds. Edelin had four steals in a stretch of 1:20 in the fi rst half. Three of those theft s led to SU USA Today/ points. The Orange went from down three to ahead by four during the span. Date AP ESPN Syracuse got off ensive fi repower from Gerry McNamara, who had a game-high 22 points to go with fi ve assists and two steals. He tallied 15 of his points in the fi rst half. His Preseason 6 6 fi nal three just beat the shot clock and helped seal the SU victory in the fi nal two minutes. November 16 5 np “Big Mac” Night For Orange Against Seton Hall November 22 4 5 Gerry McNamara continued his recent stretch of solid play with a 23-point game versus Seton Hall on January 8. It helped Syracuse November 29 3 5 to a 75-50 victory in its BIG EAST Conference home opener. December 6 4 4 McNamara also contributed four assists and three steals. He hit two threes and nine points in all during a 13-4 run in the fi rst half December 13 8 8 that put SU ahead 25-13. December 20 7 8 Syracuse never trailed in the contest and led by as many as December 27 7 8 26. SU’s defense excelled, holding Seton Hall without a basket for the fi rst 7:02 of play. The Orange limited the Pirates to 32 January 3 6 7 percent shooting (8-of-25) in the fi rst half while constructing a Gerry McNamara January 10 7 7 36-22 margin. The 50 points were the fewest Seton Hall has scored against SU in the 51 BIG EAST matchups between the schools. January 17 7 7 NCAA Division I Winningest Teams By Percentage January 24 4 4 Includes game of April 4 Team Wins Losses Ties Pct January 31 8 8 1. Kentucky 1,904 583 1 .765 February 7 8 7 2. N. Carolina 1,860 681 0 .732 February 14 9 9 3. UNLV 963 390 0 .712 4. Kansas 1,848 769 0 .706 February 21 15 15 5. Duke 1,764 787 0 .691 February 28 13 t13 6. UCLA 1,548 701 0 .688 March 7 16 18 7. Syracuse 1,657 759 0 .686 March 14 11 13 8. St. John’s 1,677 802 0 .679 9. W. Kentucky 1,503 745 0 .669 Final np 21 10. Utah 1,570 799 0 .663 8 2004-05 SU Men’s Basketball 2004-05 Syracuse Men’s Basketball SU Basketball: 30 NCAA Tournaments ◆ 4 NCAA Final Fours ◆ 2002-03 NCAA Champions McNamara Heats Up Garden, SU Beats St. John’s NCAA Division I Gerry McNamara connected on fi ve three-pointers, including 3-Point Field Goal Avg. three in a fi ve-and-a-half minute span of the second half, to assist the Orange to a 79-65 win at St. John’s in the BIG EAST opener for No. Name, School Games 3FG Avg. 1. Brendan Plavich, Charlotte 29 114 3.93 both clubs. McNamara had fi nished with 19 points and Hakim 2. Keydren Clark, St. Peter’s 28 109 3.89 Warrick contributed 22 in the victory. 3. Pat Carroll, St. Joseph’s 35 135 3.86 SU was clinging to an eight-point advantage at 51-43 when 4. T.J. Sorrentine, Vermont 31 116 3.74 McNamara stole the ball and converted a three-pointer. It ignited 5. J.J. Redick, Duke 33 121 3.67 6. Will Whittington, Marist 28 97 3.46 a 19-5 Orange run that closed on another trey from McNamara. 7. Jerry Johnson, Rider 30 102 3.40 Warrick had 14 of his 22 aft er the intermission. Josh Pace had 8. Ed McCants, UW-Milwaukee 32 107 3.34 12 points, including 10 in the fi rst half as SU built a 37-28 margin. 9. Salim Stoudamire, Arizona 36 120 3.33 Gerry McNamara 10. Taquan Dean, Louisville 37 122 3.30 Slams Continue, Hofstra No Longer Unbeaten 11. Erik Benzel, Denver 31 101 3.26 12. Colin Falls, Notre Dame 29 93 3.21 Hakim Warrick tallied eight dunks for the second consecutive 13. Gerry McNamara, Syracuse 34 107 3.15 game to lead SU past previously unbeaten Hofstra, 80-75, on 14. Gary Johnson, Central Florida 33 103 3.12 December 30. Warrick fi nished with 29 points. 15. Kevin Nelson, Central Michigan 25 78 3.12 The Orange got a boost from Terrence Roberts, who scored a career-high 20 points and grab a personal-best nine rebounds. SU Loves NY SU trailed by six in the second half, 58-52, with 12:01 left in the Syracuse’s 83-69 victory against St. contest. Syracuse responded with a 22-7 run that featured three John’s on February 23 extended the Warrick dunks and a three-point play by Roberts. program’s winning streak against New Gerry McNamara, who started the game by missing his fi rst York State foes to 37 games. The Orange is 8-0 in 2004-05 against seven shots, bounced back by canning six of his last nine att empts, Hakim Warrick and fi nished with 17 points. New York schools. The previous two campaigns the club was 7-0. Warrick Dunks Danes In 72-55 Triumph The last Empire State school to beat Hakim Warrick posted his seventh double-double of the campaign (22 points-14 SU was St. John’s on Feb. 19, 2000 (76-75). rebounds) and accumulated eight dunks to lead the Orange past Albany, 72-55 on December 28. The eight slams bett ered his previous career-best of seven set against SU’s New York State of Mind Albany his sophomore season. 11/19/00 St. Francis W 73-53 The Albany game also marked the return to action for Demetris Nichols, who had 11/28/00 Colgate W 73-65 missed the previous three contests with a back injury. Nichols came off the bench to 12/5/00 Albany W 105-75 contribute 10 points. Three-pointers from Nichols and Louie McCroskey, sandwiched 12/28/00 Columbia W 61-47 12/30/00 Niagara W 95-69 around a McCroskey layup, keyed an 8-0 SU run that put the hosts ahead, 24-10. The 3/4/01 at St. John’s W 93-91 OT lead reached 26 in the second half, at 70-44. 11/12/01 Manhattan W 78-58 11/18/01 Binghamton W 103-56 SU Back At “Full Forth” Against Rice 11/27/01 Colgate W 70-51 Craig Forth asserted himself with 14 second-half points to lead 11/29/01 Cornell W 76-58 SU past Rice, 88-72, on December 22. 12/2/01 at Albany W 91-65 The clubs were tied nine times and the lead changed hands fi ve 12/4/01 Hofstra W 91-65 times in the opening half. Josh Pace and Hakim Warrick each had 12/30/01 Buffalo W 82-63 10 points before the break and SU had a 39-34 margin. 3/13/02 St. Bonaventure (NIT) W 76-66 With Syracuse clinging to an eight-point advantage, the Orange 12/3/02 Colgate W 98-68 went on a 24-8 run. Gerry McNamara had eight points and Forth 12/6/02 Cornell W 85-62 12/14/02 Binghamton W 94-58 had seven during the stretch. SU shot .679 (19-of-28) from the fi eld 12/28/02 Albany W 109-79 in the second half and pulled away. 12/30/02 Canisius W 87-69 Pace fi nished with a season-high 22 points and McNamara just Craig Forth 2/15/03 St. John’s W 66-60 missed a triple double with 19 points, 10 assists and nine boards. 3/21/03 Manhattan (NCAA) W 76-65 12/3/03 at St. Bonaventure W 87-78 Roberts’ Second Half Leads SU Past Red 12/13/03 Binghamton W 75-54 Terrence Roberts scored a career-high 16 points, all in the 12/17/03 Manhattan W 69-63 second half, to help the Orange overcome a Dome-record 15 three- 12/20/03 Siena W 71-64 pointers from Cornell in a 82-69 victory on December 20. The win 12/22/03 Colgate W 101-63 was SU’s 28th straight against the Big Red. 12/30/03 Canisius W 87-70 Leading by only one at the break, 35-34, Syracuse utilized a 1/7/04 St. John’s W 65-59 full-court press to force Cornell turnovers. SU caused 23 miscues, 11/27/04 at Siena W 78-56 12/1/04 St. Bonaventure W 97-67 including 17 aft er halft ime. 12/4/04 Colgate W 68-55 Cornell set a school and Carrier Dome record by converting 15 12/11/04 Binghamton W 86-56 three-point shots. The total also tied the all-time mark for an SU 12/20/04 Cornell W 82-69 foe, a standard set by S. Illinois in the 1995 NCAA Tournament. 12/28/04 Albany W 72-55 Terrence Roberts 12/30/04 Hofstra W 80-75 1/5/05 at St. John’s W 79-65 2/23/05 St. John’s W 83-69 9 www.suathletics.com 2004-05 Syracuse Men’s Basketball SU Basketball: 30 NCAA Tournaments ◆ 4 NCAA Final Fours ◆ 2002-03 NCAA Champions Seikaly Receives Vic Hanson Award Former Syracuse standout Rony Seikaly was presented with the Vic Hanson Medal of Excellence at the 34th Annual Syracuse University Hardwood Fund Basketball Celebration on Monday, March 7, in The Oncenter. The Award is given to an individual or individuals who have ties to the men’s basketball program and have made outstanding contributions to college basketball. Seikaly, who played from 1984-88, was a four-year letterwinner with the Orangemen. He tallied 1,716 points, 1,094 rebounds and 319 blocked shots in his career. He was the ninth overall pick of the 1988 NBA draft and was selected by the Miami Heat. Seikaly played 12 seasons in the NBA with the Heat, Golden State Warriors, Orlando ESPN College Gameday Crew Visits Dome Magic and New Jersey Nets before foot ESPN College Gameday, in its inagural year of existence, made Syracuse University injuries ended his career. its third stop on its men’s basketball tour when it came to the Carrier Dome on February Proceeds from the event benefited the 4-5. A spinoff of successful college football programming by ESPN, the basketball version Conrad McRae Endowed Men’s Basketball featured host Reece Davis, analysts Digger Phelps and Jay Bilas, and reporter Andy Katz. Scholarship. In addition to taping segments for ESPN SportsCenter and ESPN News, ESPN College Vic Hanson Award Recipients Gameday had one hour shows at 11:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. the day of the Syracuse-Notre Dame contest. Following Syracuse’s dramatic victory, the show took to the air again for a 2004 Greg Monroe 1997 George Hicker third hour. SU standouts Gerry McNamara and Hakim Warrick were each guests on the Howard Triche 1995 Leo Rautins ESPN College Gameday set following the victory. 2003 Sherman Douglas 1994 Roosevelt Bouie Watkins Keys SU Slaying of Dragons With visiting Drexel committ ed to shutt ing down SU outside 2002 Danny Schayes 1993 Marty Byrnes threat Gerry McNamara on December 18, the Orange looked Terry MacDonald 1992 John Wooden inside and found a willing benefi ciary of the defensive strategy 2001 Conrad McRae 1991 Ray Meyer in center Darryl Watkins. He produced career-bests of 14 points and 13 rebounds in the longest stint of his collegiate career, 33 2000 Joe Szombathy 1990 Louis Orr minutes, and SU won, 74-54. Larry Kimball 1989 Dave Gavitt Watkins and SU’s starting postman, Craig Forth, combined for 1999 Mike Tirico 1988 Bob Costas 12 points, nine rebounds and three blocks in the fi rst 20 minutes of play, a contribution that helped the Orange build a 14-point 1998 Raphael Addison 1987 Roy Danforth halft ime margin. Watkins continued his steady play aft er the Darryl Watkins Doug Logan 1986 Mark Wadach break and by the end of the contest. 1997 George Hicker McCroskey’s First Start A Win Coach Jim Boeheim gave Louie McCroskey his fi rst collegiate Fewest Rebounds By SU Opponent start on December 11 against Binghamton and McCroskey responded with what was then a career-high 11 points, three (1980-present) assists, two steals and 28 minutes of play in an 86-56 victory. Team Rebounds Date The Orange never trailed in taking its fourth straight from the Princeton 15 12/4/82 Bearcats. McCroskey canned back-to-back jumpers, one a three, during a 15-4 SU run in the fi rst half that built a 15-point margin. Cornell 17 12/20/04 He added another three-pointer and a dunk in the fi rst seven Drexel 17 12/18/04 minutes of the second half. Albany 18 12/28/02 McCroskey’s move into the fi rst fi ve ended a streak of 23 Louie McCroskey at Villanova 19 2/5/84 games for the grouping of Craig Forth, Gerry McNamara, at Illinois State 18 12/12/80 Demetris Nichols, Josh Pace and Hakim Warrick. SU used two diff erent starting lineups a year ago and had the same fi ve start all 35 games in 2002-03. 10 2004-05 SU Men’s Basketball 2004-05 Syracuse Men’s BasketballHeading SU Basketball: 30 NCAA Tournaments ◆ 4 NCAA Final Fours ◆ 2002-03 NCAA Champions Oklahoma State Wins Batt le Of Top Five’s SU Basketball Fans Give #5/5 Oklahoma State used a veteran lineup and took advantage More Than $34,600 for of some poor free throw shooting from #4/4 Syracuse to defeat the Orange, 74-60, in the Jimmy V Classic on Dec. 4 in New Tsunami Disaster Relief Fund York’s Madison Square Garden. It marked the fi rst time SU and Fans attending Syracuse University’s its opponent were both ranked in the top 10 since #4 Syracuse men’s basketball game against Seton Hall defeated #6 Connecticut on January 24, 2000, 88-74. on Saturday, January 8, 2005 donated Despite converting only 2-of-11 free throws, the Orange $34,679 to the American Red Cross entered halft ime with a 22-21 advantage. Hakim Warrick helped Tsunami Disaster Relief Fund, which will SU with eight points and seven rebounds in the fi rst 20 minutes be added to the $10,820 collected during of play. the week at SU’s Hendricks Chapel for a Josh Pace With the score knott ed at 45-45 and 6:32 minutes left in the contribution of $45,502 from the Syracuse contest, Oklahoma State pulled away with a 17-4 run. Gerry McNamara nailed a trio of community. More than 25,500 attended three-pointers, nine of his 18 points, in the fi nal 1:25 minutes but the Cowboys prevailed. the basketball game at the Carrier Dome. Josh Pace fi nished with a game-high 20 points. The SU Athletics Department and the Carrier Dome coordinated the effort with Roberts Gives SU Boost From Bench In ‘Gate Game assistance from Citadel Communications Terrence Roberts posted career highs of 13 points, eight and WTVH-TV5. The Syracuse University rebounds, four blocks and 31 minutes in Syracuse’s 68-55 victory Office of Alumni Relations, Key Bank and against Colgate on December 4. He made a key contribution in the SU Athletics Department provided the second half aft er the visiting Raiders had tied the score, 44- volunteers to staff the collection points at 44, with 11:07 left in the contest. Roberts answered with a dunk the Carrier Dome. to put the Orange ahead for good and added another jumper and dunk to help SU increase its lead to 10 with fi ve minutes Syracuse One of Six With remaining. He also scored the game’s fi nal points with his fourth Starting Five Back dunk. Syracuse is one of six clubs that made Syracuse managed to defeat Colgate for the 39th straight time Terrence Roberts the 2004 NCAA Tournament and have but not without a strong challenge from SU’s most familiar foe. all fi ve starters back. The Orange used In addition to Roberts’ work, the Orange were bolstered by 23 points, nine boards, two Craig Forth, Demetris Nichols, Gerry blocks and three steals from Hakim Warrick. McNamara, Josh Pace and Hakim Pace Posts First Double-Double vs. Bonnies Warrick for the last 15 games of the Another steady performance from Josh Pace helped Syracuse 2003-04 season, including the team’s three defeat St. Bonaventure for the 11th straight time, 91-67, on NCAA Tournament contests. The other December 1. Pace had a career-high 10 rebounds and added 14 programs with the fi rst fi ve back in the points to produce the fi rst double-double of his SU tenure, a feat fold are: Michigan State, Illinois, North he accomplished in 22 minutes of play. He also contributed three Carolina, Wake Forest and Washington. assists and three steals, and did not commit a turnover. Pace was well on his way to the double-double by the Orange A Welcome Guest intermission. He entered the break with 10 points and eight Syracuse has proven to be a welcome rebounds, and SU ahead 46-26. guest this season. The Orange have The Orange converted 18-of-30 (.600) from the fi eld in the Josh Pace played nine road games (not including second half to keep the Bonnies from gett ing back into the neutral sites) this winter and the host contest. arenas have been sold out on eight of Hakim Warrick posted his fourth double-double of the campaign with 18 points and those occasions: 11 rebounds. Gerry McNamara chipped in with 17 points and Darryl Watkins equaled Site Date Att . his career high with 12 points. McNamara Lights Up The Capitol In Siena Win at Siena 11/27/04 14,743 sold out Gerry McNamara tallied 29 points, including 18 prior to at St. John’s 1/5/05 9,596 the intermission, and helped Syracuse up its winning streak to fi ve with a 78-56 victory against Siena in the Pepsi Arena. The at Notre Dame 1/10/05 11,418 sold out game was SU’s fi rst contest in the state capitol since the Orange at Providence 1/15/05 12,993 sold out won two NCAA Tournament games on the way to the 2003 championship. at Rutgers 1/24/05 8,071 sold out SU broke out to an 18-2 advantage and never trailed the Saints. McNamara’s got support from Hakim Warrick, who at Pitt sburgh 1/29/05 12,508 sold out posted his third double-double of the campaign with 13 points at Villanova 2/12/05 19,966 sold out and 11 boards. SU owned a commanding 53-30 rebound edge. Gerry McNamara SU’s zone defense limited Siena to 32 percent shooting from at BC 2/19/05 8,606 sold out the fi eld (20-of-62), including a 26 percent mark (5-of-19) on three pointers. at Connecticut 3/5/05 10,167 sold out 11 www.suathletics.com 2004-05 Syracuse Men’s Basketball SU Basketball: 30 NCAA Tournaments ◆ 4 NCAA Final Fours ◆ 2002-03 NCAA Champions Three Sign Letters Of Intent ‘Cuse Claims Coaches vs. Cancer Classic With Orange Hakim Warrick topped 20 points both nights and the Orange Coach Jim Boeheim has announced used solid second-half play to take fi rst place in the Coaches that Eric Devendorf of Bay City, Mich., vs. Cancer Classic at New York’s Madison Square Garden. SU Tiki Mayben of Troy, N.Y. Arinze defeated #12/14 Mississippi State in one semifi nal, 71-58, and then Onuaku of Washington D.C., and Andy beat #24/23 Memphis in the title tilt, 77-62. Warrick was named Rautins of Jamesville, N.Y. have signed Coaches vs. Classic MVP for his work. national letters-of-intent to play for the Aft er a sluggish fi rst half against Mississippi State that saw Orange, beginning next season. the Orange score in the fi nal seconds to send the squads to Devendorf, a 6-3, 180, guard, is intermission tied at 25-25, Warrick helped lead a 12-0 run out of the break. He fi nished with 21 points and 10 boards. attending Oak Hill Academy (Va.). Hakim Warrick Oak Hill was 34-2 and ranked first In the championship game versus Memphis on November 19, this past winter. Devendorf averaged Warrick scored 17 of his squad-best 25 points in the second half. The Orange led 56-53 15.3 points per game. He was named a with 6:44 remaining and built a comfortable cushion with a 19-6 run. Gerry McNamara 2005 Parade Third Team All-American. had 21 for SU and earned a spot on the all-tournament team. Devendord also earned McDonald’s All- American honors and participated in the SU Zones In On Princeton Syracuse found itself trailing Princeton, 14-5, just 6:50 into the McDonald’s game. He was co-MVP of the contest. SU coach Jim Boeheim switched defenses, from man-to- West Team in the 2005 Roundball Classic. man to 2-3 zone, and the move halted the early Tiger charge. The Prior to his senior season, he was enrolled Orange limited Princeton to 31 points over the fi nal 33 minutes. at Central High School in Bay City, Mich. Demetris Nichols helped SU back into the game with two As a junior, he averaged 30.6 points, 5.0 threes sandwiched around a dunk from Hakim Warrick. Terrance rebounds and 3.7 assists. Devendorf set Roberts tied the game at 17-17 with a left -handed tip dunk and the school career scoring record (1,224 then gave the Orange the lead with a three-point play. By halft ime, points) in just three seasons at Central Nichols had 10 points and SU enjoyed a six-point margin. and was an all-state selection each Princeton managed to tie the game twice in the second half, the season. He played AAU basketball for the Demetris Nichols last time at 40-40. The Orange outscored the Tigers 16-5 over the Michigan Hurricanes, and was invited to fi nal 8:30 and held Princeton without a fi eld goal during that stretch. compete for the 2004 USA North Team in Warrick fi nished with a game-high 20 points while Nichols added 14. the USA Youth Development Festival. Mayben is a 6-3 guard on the Troy Orange’s Outstanding Opener High School men’s basketball team. Syracuse opened its 2004-05 campaign with a convincing, Mayben was Troy’s leading scorer, 104-54 victory against Northern Colorado in the fi rst round of the averaging 22.3 points per game last Coaches vs. Cancer Classic. season. He helped the Flying Horses Josh Pace started this one off with a patented left -handed shot to the Section II Class A championship from the lane. Hakim Warrick added a dunk off a lob from Gerry game. Mayben was invited to compete McNamara, and McNamara followed with back-to-back threes . for the 2004 USA East Team in the USA The Bears, trailing 12-0, tried to slow the momentum with a Youth Development Festival. He played timeout at 17:00. A dunk by Warrick and layup by McNamara in the Jordan Classic at Madison Square caused a second time out. Four more buckets pushed the margin Garden in April. to 24-0 less than eight minutes into the matchup before the Bears Josh Pace Onuaku is a 6-9, 255, forward, at fi nally answered. The eventual 50-point margin of victory (104-54) Episcopal High School (Va.). He was an was the eighth largest during Jim Boeheim’s tenure as head coach. all-state honorable mention selection as a junior. A season ago, Onuaku averaged Orange Complete Exhibition Slate With 2-0 Mark 14 points and nine rebounds per game. Syracuse prepped for the 2004-05 campaign with two He received the William Caskie Watts exhibition games against Division II foes. On November 2, the MVP Award from his team. He played Orange defeated LeMoyne, 101-46. Less than one week later, on AAU basketball for the D.C. Assault. November 8, Syracuse won against the College of St. Rose, 91-59. Rautins, a 6-6 guard, earned Class A Against the neighboring Dolphins, the Orange broke to early All-State honors from the New York State leads of 9-0 and 30-13, and never trailed in the contest. Gerry Sportswriters Association as a senior. McNamara led Syracuse point-getters with 14. He averaged 24.6 points, 7.5 rebounds SU and the College of St. Rose traded points for the first half and 4.3 assists an outing for Jamesville- of the opening period. With SU clinging to a 14-13 advantage, DeWitt High School. In 2004 he helped the Orange posted a 24-3 run to move ahead for good. Hakim Hakim Warrick the Rams to a 29-0 record and the Class A Warrick finished with 19 points, 11 boards and five assists. State title. He is the son of Leo Rautins, a member of SU’s All-Century Team. Mayben and Rautins have played summer basketball with the AAU team the Albany City Rocks. 12 2004-05 SU Men’s Basketball National Polls – SU Media Services SU Basketball: 30 NCAA Tournaments ◆ 4 NCAA Final Fours ◆ 2002-03 NCAA Champions Associated Press Poll ESPN/USA Today Poll SU AP Poll Points March 14, 2005 (last poll) Final The last time. . . SU played a 3/11/05 #16 SU 67, #12 Conn. 63 1. Illinois (72) 32-1 1 1. North Carolina (31) 33-4 775 ranked team SU beat a 11/19/04 #16 SU 67, #12 Conn. 63 2. North Carolina 27-4 2 2. Illinois 36-2 744 ranked team Both teams ranked 2/19/05 #16 SU 67, #12 Conn. 63 3. Duke 25-5 5 3. Louisville 33-5 704 Both teams top 10 2/19/05 #6 BC 65, #9 SU 60 Both teams top 5 12/7/04 #5 Okla. State 74, #4 SU 60 4. Louisville 29-4 6 4. Michigan State 26-7 676 SU played ranked 2/14/05 #17 Pittsburgh 68, #9 SU 60 5. Wake Forest 26-5 3 5. Kentucky 28-6 637 teams back-to-back 2/19/05 #6 BC 65, #9 SU 60 SU played #1 2/1/99 SU 59, Conn. 42 6. Oklahoma State 24-6 10 6. Arizona 30-7 612 SU beat #1 2/1/99 SU 59, Conn. 42 SU played #2 2/3/03 SU 67, Pittsburgh 65 7. Kentucky 25-5 4 7. Duke 27-6 560 SU beat #2 2/3/03 SU 67, Pittsburgh 65 SU played #3 2/29/04 SU 49, #3 Pittsburgh 46 (OT) 8. Washington 27-5 14 8. Oklahoma State 26-7 515 SU beat #3 2/29/04 SU 49, #3 Pittsburgh 46 (OT) SU played #4 4/7/03 SU 81, Kansas 78 9. Arizona 27-6 8 9. Washington 29-6 511 SU beat #4 4/7/03 SU 81, Kansas 78 SU played #5 12/4/04 Okla. State 74, SU 60 10. Gonzaga 25-4 11 10. Wisconsin 25-9 489 SU beat #5 2/1/94 SU 108, Conn. 95 11. Syracuse 27-6 16 11. Wake Forest 27-6 399 SU played #6 2/19/05 BC 65, SU 60 SU beat #6 3/30/03 SU 63, Oklahoma 47 12. Kansas 23-6 9 12. West Virginia 24-11 364 SU played #7 3/7/04 SU 67, Conn. 56 SU beat #7 3/7/04 SU 67, Conn. 56 13. Connecticut 22-7 12 13. Villanova 24-8 355 SU played #8 1/24/04 Pittsburgh 66, SU 45 SU beat #8 11/25/90 SU 77, Indiana 74 14. Boston College 24-4 7 14. Utah 29-6 333 SU played #9 1/27/99 St. John’s 75, SU 70 SU beat #9 1/31/93 SU 76, SetonHall 67 15. Michigan State 22-6 13 15. Kansas 23-7 253 SU played #10 2/15/03 SU 82, Notre Dame 80 16. Florida 23-7 NR 16. Texas Tech 22-11 251 SU beat #10 2/15/03 SU 82, Notre Dame 80 SU played #11 1/13/03 SU 76, Missouri 69 17. Oklahoma 24-7 17 17. Connecticut 23-8 249 SU beat #11 1/13/03 SU 76, Missouri 69 SU played #12 11/18/04 SU 67, Conn. 63 18. Utah 27-5 15 18. Gonzaga 26-5 239 SU beat #12 11/18/04 SU 67, Conn. 63 SU played #13 2/1/97 Villanova 70, SU 60 19. Villanova 22-7 19 19. Boston College 25-5 234 SU beat #13 1/30/95 SU 76, Georgetown 75 SU played #14 1/10/94 Conn. 75, SU 67 20. Wisconsin 22-8 23 20. Oklahoma 25-8 218 SU beat #14 1/24/87 SU 64, St. John’s 63 SU played #15 11/21/01 SU 69, Michigan State 58 21. Alabama 24-7 20 21. Syracuse 27-7 179 SU beat #15 11/21/01 SU 69, Michigan State 58 22. Pacific 26-3 18 22. N.C. State 21-14 137 SU played #16 3/4/03 SU 92, Notre Dame 88 SU beat #16 3/4/03 SU 92, Notre Dame 88 23. Cincinnati 24-7 21 23. UW-Milwaukee 26-6 123 SU played #17 2/14/05 Pittsburgh 68, SU 64 SU beat #17 11/25/98 SU 76, Indiana 63 24. Texas Tech 20-10 NR 24. Florida 24-8 118 SU played #18 1/21/01 Seton Hall 77, SU 65 SU beat #18 3/15/98 SU 56, New Mexico 46 25. Georgia Tech 19-11 NR 25. Cincinnati 25-8 96 SU played #19 2/7/05 Conn 74, SU 66 Others receiving votes: Pittsburgh 124, LSU 79, West Others receiving votes: Pacific 84, Georgia Tech 45, SU beat #19 3/20/04 SU 72, Maryland 70 Virginia 51, Nevada 48, Charlotte 44, Southern Illinois Alabama 45, Vermont 34, South Carolina 12, Texas SU played #20 1/29/05 Pittsburgh 76, SU 69 SU beat #20 1/27/96 SU 88, Boston College 73 28, New Mexico 22, Wisconsin-Milwaukee 16, Old 11, Southern Illinois 10, Minnesota 10, iowa 10, Ranked 12 1985-86 Dominion 8, Creighton 7, Vermont 6, Stanford 4, Texas Saint Joseph’s 9, Bucknell 8, Nevada 7, Alabama- opp. in a season 3, UTEP 3, Utah State 3, Bucknell 2, Ohio 2, Winthrop Birmingham 5, Pittsburgh 4, Iowa State 4, New Mexico 2, George Washington 1, Iowa 1, Minnesota 1, N.C. 3, Charlotte 2, Memphis 1. SU Preseason AP Poll History State 1, Pennsylvania 1, Saint Mary’s, Calif. 1, UCLA 1. 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Athletic Communications FAX ...... 315-443-2076 2002-03 NR 11 e-mail address ...... [email protected] 2003-04 7 20 2004-05 6 11 13 www.suathletics.com Jim Boeheim, Head Coach SU Basketball: 30 NCAA Tournaments ◆ 4 NCAA Final Fours ◆ 2002-03 NCAA Champions West Virginia Win Triumph #703 For Boeheim SU’s most recent victory came on March 12 in the BIG EAST Championship game against West Virginia and was Jim Boeheim’s 703rd at SU. He is part of an exclusive group of 17 other Division I coaches who directed 700 career victories. The Book On Boeheim Boeheim recently completed his 29th season at the helm of the SU program. He has a career record of 703-241 (.745). Boeheim is fifth among active Division I coaches in winning percentage with only Mark Few (Gonzaga), Roy Williams (North Carolina), Bo Ryan (Wisconsin) and Mike Krzyzewski (Duke) owning a better mark. Boeheim is tied for sixth among active Division I coaches and tied for 18th all-time in wins. This year’s NCAA berth gave SU 28 post-season appearances under Boeheim, including 24 NCAA Tournaments. His SU teams Jim Boeheim have won 21-or-more games in 27 seasons, including the 2004-05 campaign. He has guided his alma mater to the NCAA title game three times, winning it for the first time in 2003. Boeheim is the winningest coach in BIG EAST history with a 311-166 (.652) overall conference record. Boeheim To Receive Wilmot Cancer Center Honor Jim Boeheim has been selected to receive the James P. Wilmot Cancer Center Inspiration Award at the organization’s annual Discovery Ball on Saturday, May 7, 2005. The awared is in honor of Boeheim’s dedication to raise funds for cancer research and for the inspiration he has given others to beat cancer. Previous recipients include skater Scott Hamilton and General H. Norman Schwarzkopf. The Wilmot Cancer Center is housed at the University of Rochester Medical Center. Jim Boeheim Boeheim Elected To Hall of Fame Jim Boeheim will be inducted into the Naismith Memorial At Syracuse: Hall of Fame in formal ceremonies next September. He and 703-241 (.745) fellow BIG EAST Conference coach Jim Calhoun of Connecticut were two of the inductees selected for the honor. The Hall of BIG EAST Regular Season: Fame Class of 2005 was announced on Monday, April 4, 2005 274-144 (.656) in St. Louis. Connecticut mentor Jim Calhoun, longtime coach and broadcaster Hubie Brown, retired LSU women’s coach Sue Gunter, and Brazilian player Horencia Marcari round out the BIG EAST Tournament: class. 37-22 (.627) Boeheim was one of 16 finalists for the recognition this year. The complete lists of finalists included 10 candidates from the NCAA Tournament: North American Screening Committee: players Maurice Cheeks, Adrian Dantley, Joe 40-23 (.635) Dumars, Dennis Johnson, Bernard King, Chet Walker and Dominique Wilkins, coaches Boeheim and Calhoun, and contributor Hubie Brown. Two candidates each comprised Since 1987 in the NCAAs: finalists from the Women’s Screening Committee -- coaches Van Chancellor and Gunter -- International Screening Committee -- Italian coach Sandro Gamba and player 33-15 (.688) Marcari from Brazil -- and the Veterans Screening Committee -- player John Issacs and contributor John Kerr. NCAA First Round Games: A finalist needs 18 of 24 votes from the Honors Committee for election into the 20-4 (.833) Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame. Chancellor, Dumars, Gunter and Wilkins were Finalists for their first year of consideration by their respective Screening Average Single-Season Record: Committees. Calhoun, King, Johnson, Kerr, Walker, Marcari, Dantley and Cheeks have been named finalists previously. 24.2 wins To be eligible for election, a coach must be either fully retired for five years or, if still 8.3 losses an active coach, have coached as either a fulltime assistant or head coach on the high school and/or college and/or professional level for a minimum of 25 years. That person As an SU Player: will then be considered for Enshrinement in the sixth year of retirement or 26th year of 55-24 (.696) active coaching. Boeheim joins former teammate Dave Bing, who was inducted in 1990, and Victor As an SU Assistant: Hanson, a 1960 inductee, as Syracuse alumni in the Hall of Fame. Six individuals were inducted in 2004: contributor Jerry Colangelo, the long-time 139-65 (.681) owner of the Phoenix Suns, former Los Angeles Lakers coach Bill Sharman, and players Drazen Dalipagic, Clyde Drexler, Maurice Stokes and Lynette Woodard. 14 2004-05 SU Men’s Basketball Jim Boeheim, Head Coach SU Basketball: 30 NCAA Tournaments ◆ 4 NCAA Final Fours ◆ 2002-03 NCAA Champions Chancellor’s Citation Given to Boeheim Boeheim A Finalist For Jim Boeheim was presented with the Chancellor’s Citation for Distinguished Service, Naismith Award Exceptional Academic Achievement and Outstanding Contributions to the University’s Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim was one Academic Programs in a March 1 ceremony at the Sheraton Syracuse University Hotel of 20 fi nalists for the Naismith Award and Conference Centor. SU Chancellor Nancy Cantor made the presentation to Boeheim, that was presented to Bruce Weber from as well as four other faculty and staff members. Illinois in April. The Award is given Boeheim became the 18th Division I men’s basketball coach to accumulate 700 career annually to the men’s and women’s wins when Syracuse defeated Providence on Saturday, 91-66. He is in his 29th season as college basketball coach of the year. head coach at his alma mater. Weber will be offi cially recognized at In addition to Boeheim, the other honorees include: Bethaida Gonzalez, acting dean, the Naismith Awards Banquet on April 8 University College; Margaret G. Hermann, Gerald B. and Daphna Cramer Professor in Atlanta. of Global Affairs and director of the Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs, as well as Naismith Award Finalists professor of political science; Margaret Himley, associate professor of writing and rhetoric, Writing Program; and M. Cristina Marchetti, professor of physics. Rick Barnes, Texas Lorenzo Romar, Washington Boeheims Announce Sixth Annual Jim Boeheim, Syracuse Bo Ryan, Wisconsin Mark Few, Gonzaga Kelvin Sampson, Oklahoma “Basket Ball” Ray Giacolett i, Utah Bill Self, Kansas Jim and Juli Boeheim have announced that the sixth annual Coaches vs. Cancer “Basket Ball” will be held Billy Gillispie, Texas A&M Al Skinner, Boston College Saturday, April 30, at the Turning Stone Resort and Frank Haith, Miami (FL) Tubby Smith, Kentucky Casino in Verona, N.Y. The black tie event will feature Mike Krzyzewski, Duke Eddie Sutt on, Oklahoma State entertainment, a dinner and an auction to raise money for Coaches vs. Cancer. ESPN’s Jay Bilas will serve as Lute Olson, Arizona John Thompson III, Georgetown this year’s master of ceremonies and performer Michael Rick Pitino, Louisville Bruce Weber, Illinois Feinstein will provide the entertainment. Skip Prosser, Wake Forest Roy Williams, N. Carolina The 2005 “Basket Ball” raised more than $300,000. Excellus BlueCross BlueShield is a primary sponsor of Jim and Juli Boeheim the event. The 700 Club Coaches vs. Cancer, made up of members of the National Association of Basketball 1. Dean Smith North Carolina 879 Coaches (NABC), has raised more than $22 million for the American Cancer Society since 2. Adolph Rupp Kentucky 876 the program started in 1993. The Boeheim’s local program has annually ranked among 3. Bob Knight Army, Indiana, 853 the most successful in the nation. Texas Tech 4. Jim Phelan Mt. St. Mary’s 830 Boeheim Part Of College Basketball Partnership 5. Lefty Driesell Davidson, 800 At a Madison Square Garden press conference on December 15, NCAA President Maryland, Myles Brand announced the formation of the College Basketball Partnership (CBP), a James Madison, panel appointed to address the challenges and opportunities that face the sport. The panel includes SU coach Jim Boeheim, Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski, Oklahoma Georgia State. coach Kelvin Sampson, chair emeritus of the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame Dave 6. Eddie Sutton Creighton, 781 Gavitt, Big Ten Conference Commissioner Jim Delaney and Iowa Director of Athletics Arkansas, Kentucky, Bob Bowlsby. Oklahoma State The group has already met three times – June in New York, October in Chicago and 7. Lou Henson Hardin-Simmons, 779 April at the 2005 Men’s Final Four in St. Louis. The panel is expected to serve as an Ilinois, N. Mexico State oversight group that will make recommendations to strengthen the game, using the 8. Henry Iba NW Missouri State, 764 current NCAA governance structure. Colorado, Okla. State The other members of the CBP are coaches Tom Izzo (Michigan State), Ernie Kent 9. Ed Diddle W. Kentucky 759 (Oregon), Tubby Smith (Kentucky) and Willis Wilson (Rice); athletic administrators Lee 10. Phog Allen Baker, Kansas, 746 Fowler (director of athletics, North Carolina State), Craig Littlepage (director of athletics, Haskell, Cent. Missouri Virginia), C.M. Newton (consultant, Southeastern Conference), Gary Walters (director 11. Lute Olson Long Beach State, 740 of athletics, Princeton) and Kevin Weiberg (commissioner, Big 12); media members Iowa, Arizona Mike Aresco (senior vice president for programming, CBS Sports), Len Elmore (ESPN), 12. Jerry Tarkanian Long Beach State, 729 Clark Kellogg (CBS Sports), Billy Packer (CBS Sports) and John Wildhack (senior vice UNLV, Fresno State president, ESPN, Inc.); National Association of Basketball Coaches representatives Jim 13. Norm Stewart N. Iowa, Missouri 728 Haney (executive director) and Reggie Minton (associate executive director); and Jack 14. John Chaney Cheyney, Temple 724 Swarbrick, a partner with Baker and Daniels. Ray Meyer DePaul 724 NCAA Staff representatives include Brand, David Berst (vice president for Division 16. Mike Krzyzewski Army, Duke 721 I), Tom Jernstedt (executive vice president), and Greg Shaheen (vice president of 17. Don Haskins UTEP 719 Division I Men’s Basketball and Championship Strategies). 18. Jim Boeheim Syracuse 703 Jim Calhoun Northeastern, 703 Connecticut 15 www.suathletics.com NCAA Division I Coaching Records SU Basketball: 30 NCAA Tournaments ◆ 4 NCAA Final Fours ◆ 2002-03 NCAA Champions All-Time Division I Coaches by Wins 1. Dean Smith North Carolina 879 2. Adolph Rupp Kentucky 876 3. Bob Knight Army, Indiana, Texas Tech 853 4. Jim Phelan Mt. St. Mary’s 830 5. Lefty Driesell Davidson, Maryland, 800 James Madison, Georgia State. 6. Eddie Sutton Creighton, Arkansas, 781 Kentucky, Oklahoma State 7. Lou Henson Hardin-Simmons, 779 Ilinois, N. Mexico State 8. Henry Iba NW Missouri State 764 Colorado, Oklahoma State 9. Ed Diddle W. Kentucky 759 10. Phog Allen Baker, Kansas, 746 Haskell, Central Missouri 11. Lute Olson Long Beach State, Iowa, 740 Arizona 12. Jerry Tarkanian Long Beach State, UNLV, 729 Fresno State 13.. Norm Stewart N. Iowa, Missouri 728 14. John Chaney Cheyney, Temple 724 Ray Meyer DePaul 724 16. Mike Krzyzewski Army, Duke 721 17. Don Haskins UTEP 719 18. Jim Boeheim Syracuse 703 Jim Calhoun Northeastern, Connecticut 703 20. Denny Crum Louisville 675 21. John Wooden Indiana State, UCLA 664 22. Ralph Miller Wichita State, Iowa, 657 Oregon State 23. Gene Bartow UCLA, UAB 647 24. Marv Harshman Pacific Lutheran, 637 Washington State, Washington 25. Hugh Durham Georgia, Jacksonville 633 active coaches in bold type All-Time Division I Active Division I Active Division I Coaches by Percentage Coaches by Percentage 1. Clair Bee Rider 412-87 .826 1. Mark Few Gonzaga 158-37 .8103 Coaches by Wins LIU-Brooklyn 2. Roy Williams N. Carolina 470-116 .8020 2. Adolph Rupp Kentucky 876-190 .822 Kansas 1. Bob Knight Army, Indiana, Texas Tech 853 3. John Wooden Indiana State, 664-162 .804 3. Bo Ryan Wisc.-Platteveille, 476-140 .7727 Texas Tech UCLA Wisc.-Milwaukee, Wisconsin 2. Eddie Sutton Creighton, Arkansas, 781 4. Roy Williams N. Carolina, 470-116 .802 4. Mike Krzyzewski Army, Duke 721-246 .7456 Kentucky, Oklahoma State Kansas 5. Jim Boeheim Syracuse 703-241 .7447 3. Lute Olson Long Beach State, Iowa, 740 5. John Kreese Charleston 560-143 .7966 6. Lute Olson Long Beach State, 740-256 .7430 Arizona 6. Ralph R. Jones Butler, Wabash 194-51 .792 Iowa, Arizona 4. John Chaney Cheyney, Temple 724 Purdue, Illinois 7. Tubby Smith Georgia, Kentucky 343-120 .7408 5. Mike Krzyzewski Army, Duke 721 7. Jerry Tarkanian Long Beach State, 729-201 .784 8. Bob Huggins Walsh, Akron, 568-199 .7405 6. Jim Boeheim Syracuse 703 UNLV, Fresno State Cincinnati Jim Calhoun Northeastern, Connecticut 703 8. Francis Schmidt Tulsa, Arkansas, 258-72 .782 9. Rick Pitino Boston U., Providence, 445-159 .7368 8. Billy Tubbs Southwestern, Lamar, 624 Texas Christian Kentucky, Louisville Oklahoma, TCU, Lamar 9. Dean Smith N. Carolina 879-254 .776 10. Bruce Weber S. Illinois, Illinois 165-63 .7269 9. Tom Davis Lafayette, Boston College, 568 10. George Keogan St. Louis 418-125 .769 11. Eddie Sutton Creighton 781-299 .7237 Stanford, Iowa, Drake Allegheny, Valparaiso, Notre Dame Arkansas, Kentucky, Oklahoma State Bob Huggins Walsh, Akron, Cincinnati 568 11. Jack Ramsay St. Joseph’s 231-71 .765 12. Bob Knight Army, Indiana 853-333 .7192 11. Tom Penders Tufts, Columbia, Fordham, 545 12. Frank Keaney Rhode Island 401-124 .764 Texas Tech Rhode Island, Texas, 13. Vic Bubas Duke 213-67 .761 13. John Chaney Cheney, Temple 724-299 .7091 George Washington, Houston 14. Harry Fisher Columbia, Army 147-44 .770 14. John Calipari Massachusetts, 304-125 .7086 12. Gary Williams American, Boston College, 541 15. Fred Bennion Brigham Young, 189-60 .759 Memphis Ohio State, Maryland Utah, Montana State 15. Tom Izzo Michigan State 233-97 .7061 13. Homer Drew Valparaiso 538 16. Chick Davies Duquesne 314-106 .74762 16. Skip Prosser Xavier, Wake Forest 259-113 .6962 14. Ben Braun Siena Heights, E. Michigan, 503 17. Ray Mears Wittenberg, 399-135 .7472 17. Jim Calhoun Northeastern, 703-310 .6940 California Tennessee Connecticut 15. Pat Douglas Montana State-Billings, 498 18. Edward McNichol Pennsylvania 186-63 .7469 18. Pat Douglas Montana State- 498-226 .6878 Cal-Bakersfield, Cal-Irvine 19. Mike Krzyzewski Army, Duke 721-246 .7456 Billings, Cal-Bakersfield 16. Dick Bennett UW-Stevens Point, UW-Green Bay 480 20. Jim Boeheim Syracuse 703-241 .7447 Cal-Irvine Wisconsin, Washington State 21. Lute Olson Long Beach State, 740-256 .7430 19. L. Vann Pettaway Alabama A&M 384-181 .6796 17. Bo Ryan Wisc.-Platteville, 476 Iowa, Arizona 20. Bill Self Illinois, Kansas 254-121 .6773 Wisc.-Milwuakee, Wisconsin 22. Rick Majerus Marquette, 422-147 .7417 21. Jeff Price Georgia Southern 236-117 .6686 18. Rick Byrd Belmont 473 Ball State, Utah 22. Stew Morrill Utah State 385-192 .6672 19. Roy Williams Kansas, North Carolina 470 23. Tubby Smith Georgia, Kentucky 343-120 .7408 23. Rick Stansbury Mississippi State 149-75 .6652 20. Rick Pitino Boston U., Providence, 445 24. Bob Huggins Walsh, Akron, 568-199 .7405 minimum 5 years as Division I head coach Kentucky, Louisville Cincinnati includes game of April 4 25. Al McGuire Blemont Abbey 405-143 .7391 Marquette active coaches in bold type minimum 10 years as Division I head coach

16 2004-05 SU Men’s Basketball NCAA Division I Coaching Records SU Basketball: 30 NCAA Tournaments ◆ 4 NCAA Final Fours ◆ 2002-03 NCAA Champions All-Time Division I Coaches Wins at One School 1. Dean Smith North Carolina 879 2. Adolph Rupp Kentucky 876 3. Jim Phelan M. St. Mary’s 830 4. Ed Diddle W. Kentucky 759 5. Ray Meyer DePaul 724 6. Don Haskins UTEP 719 7. Jim Boeheim Syracuse 703 8. Denny Crum Louisville 675 9. Bob Knight Indiana 662 10. Henry Iba Oklahoma State 655 11. Mike Krzyzewski Duke 648 12. Norm Stewart Missouri 634 13. John Wooden UCLA 620 active coaches in bold type Active Division I Head Coaches Years Completed At One School 1. Jim Boeheim Syracuse 29 2. Dave Bike Sacred Heart 26 3. Don Meastri Troy State 23 4. Tom Green Fairleigh Dickinson 22 Lafayette Stribling Mississippi Valley 22 (head coaches at only one school in their careers) All-Time Division I Coaches 20-Win Seasons 1. Dean Smith North Carolina 30 2. Jim Boeheim Syracuse 27 Bob Knight Army, Indiana, Texas Tech 27 Lute Olson Iowa, Arizona* 27 5. Eddie Sutton Creighton, Arkansas, 25 Kentucky, Oklahoma State Jerry Tarkanian Long Beach State, UNLV, 25 Fresno State 7. Adolph Rupp Kentucky 23 Fastest To 700 Wins BIG EAST Coaching Wins 8. Mike Krzyzewski Army, Duke 22 Head coaches with at least half of their wins at Division I Regular Season and BIG EAST Tournament Lefty Driesell Davidson, Maryland, 22 Coach, Team Games Season Year Coach, Team W-L Pct. James Madison, Georgia State 1. Adolph Rupp, Kentucky 836 32nd 1964 1. Jim Boeheim, Syracuse 311-166 .652 10. Denny Crum Louisville 21 2. Jerry Tarkanian, Long Beach St., 876 29th 2000 2. Jim Calhoun, Connecticut 234-127 .648 UNLV, Fresno St. 3. John Thompson, Georgetown 231-123 .653 active coaches in bold type 3. Dean Smith, North Carolina 904 30th 1991 4. Lou Carnesecca, St. John’s 139-80 .635 4. Phog Allen, Baker, Haskell 938 47th 1953 5. Rollie Massimino, Villanova 123-92 .572 Central Missouri St., Kansas 6. Steve Lappas, Villanova 97-79 .551 All-Time NCAA Division I 5. Jim Boeheim, Syracuse 939 29th 2005 7. P.J. Carlesimo, Seton Hall 90-130 .409 6. Mike Krzyzewski, Army, Duke 940 29th 2004 8. Leonard Hamilton, Miami 77-95 .448 Tournament Wins Lute Olson, Long Beach St. 940 31st 2004 9. Paul Evans, Pittsburgh 76-70 .524 1. Dean Smith North Carolina 65 8. Ed Diddle, Western Kentucky 946 28th 1960 10. Jim O’Brien, Boston College 74-133 .357 2. Mike Krzyzewski Army, Duke 66 9. Hank Iba, NW Missouri St., 951 35th 1964 11. Al Skinner, Boston College 74-73 .503 3. John Wooden UCLA 47 Colorado, Oklahoma State 12. Mike Jarvis, St. John’s 57-36 .613 4. Bob Knight Army, Indiana, Texas Tech 45 10. Bob Knight, Army, Indiana 956 32nd 1997 13. Tim Welch, Providence 53-68 .438 Lute Olson Iowa, Arizona 45 11. Eddie Sutton, Creighton, 975 32nd 2002 14. Rick Barnes, Providence 52-60 .464 6. Denny Crum Louisville 42 Arkansas, Kentucky, Oklahoma St. 15. Mike Brey, Notre Dame 51-35 .593 7. Roy Williams N. Carolina, Kansas 41 active coaches in bold 16. Gale Catlett, West Virginia 49-78 .386 8. Jim Boeheim Syracuse 40 17. Craig Esherick, Georgetown 46-59 .438 9. Eddie Sutton Creighton, Arkansas, 37 18. Ben Howland, Pittsburgh 43-29 .597 Kentucky, Oklahoma State active coaches in bold 10. Jim Calhoun Northeastern, Connecticut 36 11. John Thompson Georgetown 34 (conference regular season and tournament games) 12. Jerry Tarkanian Long Beach State, UNLV, 32 Fresno State Active Division I Head Coaches 13. Rick Pitino Providence, Kentucky, 31 Louisville Years Completed In One Conference 14. Adolph Rupp Kentucky 30 15. Guy Lewis Houston 26 Coach School Conference Years Nolan Richardson Tulsa, Arkansas 1. Jim Boeheim Syracuse BIG EAST 26 active coaches in bold type 2. Mike Krzyzewski Duke ACC 25 3. John Cheney Temple Atlantic 10 23

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Final BIG EAST Standingsl BIG EAST Conference BIG EAST Overall Tournament Champions Team W-L W-L Boston College 13-3 25-5 1979-80 ...... Georgetown Connecticut 13-3 23-8 1980-81 ...... Syracuse Syracuse 11-5 27-7 1981-82 ...... Georgetown Villanova 11-5 24-8 1982-83 ...... St. John’s 2004-05 BIG EAST Conference Pittsburgh 10-6 20-9 1983-84 ...... Georgetown Notre Dame 9-7 17-12 Preseason Coaches’ Poll 1984-85 ...... Georgetown Georgetown 8-8 19-13 1. Syracuse (9) 119 1985-86 ...... St. John’s West Virginia 8-8 24-11 2. Connecticut (2) 106 1986-87 ...... Georgetown Providence 4-12 14-17 3. Pitt sburgh (1) 100 1987-88 ...... Syracuse Seton Hall 4-12 12-16 4. Notre Dame 88 1988-89 ...... Georgetown St. John’s 3-13 9-18 5. Boston College 78 1989-90 ...... Connecticut Rutgers 2-14 10-19 6. Providence 69 7. Villanova 59 1990-91 ...... Seton Hall All-Time BIG EAST 8. Seton Hall 56 1991-92 ...... Syracuse 9. West Virginia 43 Regular-Season Wins 1992-93 ...... Seton Hall 10. Rutgers 42 School GP W-L Pct. 11. Georgetown 21 1993-94 ...... Providence 1. SYRACUSE 418 274-144 .656 12. St. John’s 11 1994-95 ...... Villanova 2. Georgetown 418 247-171 .591 The BIG EAST Conference Preseason 1995-96 ...... Connecticut 3. Connecticut 418 243-176 .581 Coaches’ Poll was voted on by the head 1996-97 ...... Boston College 4. St. John’s 418 231-187 .553 coaches. Coaches were not allowed to vote 1997-98 ...... Connecticut 5. Villanova 410 229-181 .559 for their own schools. 1998-99 ...... Connecticut SU was last picked to fi nish fi rst in the 6. Pittsburgh 383 185-198 .483 1999-00 ...... St. John’s 7. Boston College 418 183-235 .438 league in 1997-98 when the Orange was tabbed to win the BIG EAST 7 Division. 2000-01 ...... Boston College 8. Providence 418 172-246 .411 SU was picked to win in the one-division 2001-02 ...... Connecticut 9. Seton Hall 418 165-253 .395 format in 1994-95. 2002-03 ...... Pitt sburgh 10. Miami 224 99-125 .442 The BIG EAST incorporated divisional 2003-04 ...... Connecticut 11. Notre Dame 168 84-84 .500 play from 1995-96 through 1997-98 and 12. West Virginia 168 68-100 .405 again from 2000-01 through 2002-03. 2004-05 ...... Syracuse 13. Rutgers 168 56-112 .333 14. Virginia Tech 64 16-48 .250 SU In BIG EAST FINAL Individual Stats SU In BIG EAST FINALTeam Stats Individual All/BE Only All/BE Only BIG EAST Conference Player Category Ranking Offensive Category Ranking 2004-05 Basketball Alignment Forth Blocked Shot Avg. --/t14th Scoring Avg. 2nd/3rd Boston College Rutgers Rebound Avg. --/t17th Scoring Margin 3rd/4th McNamara 3-PT FG Avg. 2nd/2nd FG Percentage 1st/1st Connecticut St. John’s FT Percentage 2nd/1st 3-PT FG Percentage 12th/12th Georgetown Seton Hall Steals Avg. 3rd/1st 3-PT FG Avg. 10th/12th Notre Dame Syracuse Assist Avg. 4th/4th FT Percentage 11th/11th Pitt sburgh Villanova 3-PT FG Percentage 7th/6th Rebounding Avg. 3rd/6th Scoring Avg. 8th/6th Off. Rebound Avg. 5th/5th Providence West Virginia Assist/TO Ratio 11th/12th Def. Rebound Avg. 2nd/6th 2005-06 Basketball Alignment FG Percentage --/13th Rebounding Margin Avg. 5th/7th Cincinnati Providence Pace Assist/TO Ratio 9th/6th Assist Avg. 5th/4th Assist Avg. 8th/6th Turnover Margin 4th/3rd Connecticut Rutgers Steals Avg. 14th/t13th Assist/Turnover Ratio 6th/3rd DePaul St John’s FG Percentage --/1st Defensive Category Georgetown Seton Hall Warrick Def. Rebound Avg. 2nd/6th Scoring Defense Avg. 7th/9th Louisville South Florida Scoring Avg. 2nd/3rd FG Percentage Defense 2nd/4th Rebound Avg. 1st/6th 3-PT FG Percentage Defense 4th/7th Marquett e Syracuse FG Percentage 3rd/4th Rebounds Allowed Avg. 6th/10th Notre Dame Villanova Off. Rebound Avg. 4th/t6th Blocked Shot Avg. 5th/t6th Pitt sburgh West Virginia Watkins Blocked Shot Avg. 13th/-- Steal Avg. 4th/2nd 18 2004-05 SU Men’s Basketball BIG EAST Conference TournamentHeading SU Basketball: 30 NCAA Tournaments ◆ 4 NCAA Final Fours ◆ 2002-03 NCAA Champions TEAM SYRACUSE Points 102 vs. Boston College, 3/6/86 Fewest Points 50 vs. Connecticut, 3/5/99 Margin of Victory 41 vs. Boston College, 3/3/99 Margin of Defeat 33 vs. Seton Hall, 3/15/93 Field Goals Made 40 vs. Boston College, 3/6/86 Field Goal Percentage .705 (36-51) vs. Boston College, 3/5/82 Free Throw Percentage .938* (15-16) vs. Georgetown, 3/1/80 3-Point Field Goals Made 9 vs. Seton Hall, 3/14/92 BIG EAST Tournament vs. Villanova, 3/6/97 3-Point Field Goal Pct. 1.000* (6-6) vs. Pittsburgh, 3/7/87 Records By Games Rebounds 54 vs. Boston College, 3/6/86 vs. Villanova, 3/8/91 SCHOOL GP W-L PCT. Assists 25 vs. Boston College, 3/5/82 Georgetown 59 39-20 .661 vs. Villanova, 3/13/88 Syracuse 59 37-22 .627 Steals 16 vs. Villanova, 3/6/02 Villanova 51 28-24 .538 OPPONENTS Connecticut 49 29-20 .592 Points 103 Seton Hall, 3/14/93 St. John’s 44 23-21 .523 Fewest Points 50 Pittsburgh, 3/12/93 Boston College 44 20-24 .455 Field Goals Made 41 Seton Hall, 3/14/93 Field Goal Percentage .603 (41-68), Seton Hall, 3/14/93 Seton Hall 43 19-24 .442 Free Throws Made 36 Georgetown, 3/10/84 Providence 40 15-25 .375 Free Throw Percentage .938 (15-16), Georgetown, 3/13/03 Pitt sburgh 37 16-22 .421 3-Point Field Goals Made 10 Seton Hall, 3/14/93 Miami 18 7-11 .389 Connecticut, 3/8/96 Notre Dame 13 3-10 .231 3-Point Field Goal Pct. .727 (8-11), Georgetown, 3/8/87 Rebounds 54 Villanova, 3/8/91 Rutgers 12 4-8 .333 Connecticut 3/14/03 West Virginia 13 4-9 .308 Assists 25 Boston College, 3/6/86 Virginia Tech 2 1-1 .500 Seton Hall, 3/14/93 Steals 15 Georgetown, 3/1/80 SU BIG EAST INDIVIDUAL Tournament Results SYRACUSE Year Seed Finish Points 35 Sherman Douglas vs. Pittsburgh, 3/7/87 Field Goals Made 14 Dwayne Washington vs. Villanova, 3/9/84 2005...... 3rd...... 1st Field Goals Attempted 28 Carmelo Anthony vs. Connecticut, 3/14/03 2004...... 4th...... t5th Field Goal Percentage *100.0 (7-7), Rony Seikaly vs. St. John’s, 3/8/86 (tied) 2003...... 1st West...... t3rd Free Throws Made 16 Sherman Douglas vs. Pittsburgh, 3/7/87 Free Throws Attempted 21 Sherman Douglas vs. Pittsburgh, 3/7/87 2002...... 4th West...... t5th Free Throw Percentage *100.0 (11-11), Rafael Addison vs. Connecticut, 3/8/84 (tied) 2001...... 2nd West...... t3rd 3-Point Field Goals Made 6 Dave Johnson vs. Villanova, 3/13/92 2000...... 1st...... t5th 3-Point Field Goal Pct. *100.0 (5-5), Greg Monroe vs. Pittsburgh, 3/7/87 (tied) Rebounds 23 Derrick Coleman vs. Villanova, 3/10/90 1999...... 4th...... t3rd Assists *14 Dwayne Washington vs. St. John’s, 3/8/86 (tied) 1998...... 2nd...... 2nd Steals *7 Allen Griffin, Connecticut, 3/7/01 (tied) 1997...... 8th...... t5th Blocks *8 Etan Thomas, St. John’s, 3/6/98 (tied) *8 Jeremy McNeil vs. Connecticut, 3/14/03 (tied) 1996...... 4th...... t3rd Turnovers *13 Leo Rautins vs. Boston College, 3/4/82 (tied) 1995...... 3rd...... t5th Minutes: 54 Danny Schayes vs. Villanova, 3/7/81 1994...... 2nd...... t5th OPPONENTS 1993...... 3rd...... 2nd Points 31 Danya Abrams, Boston College, 3/7/96 1992...... 5th...... 1st Field Goals Made 12 Mike Sweetney, Georgetown, 3/13/03 Field Goal Percentage 87.5 (7-8) John Garris, Boston College, 3/4/82 1991...... 1st...... 5th Free Throws Made 13 Danya Abrams, Boston College, 3/7/96 1990...... 1st...... 2nd Free Throw Percentage 100.0 (9-9), Michael Adams, Boston College, 3/11/83 1989...... 3rd...... 2nd 3-Point Field Goals Made 5 Reggie Williams, Georgetown, 3/8/87 5 Borja Larragan, Providence, 3/10/95 1988...... 2nd...... 1st 3-Point Field Goal Pct. 80.0 (4-5), Fred Lyson, St. John’s, 3/13/93 1987...... 3rd...... 2nd 80.0 (4-5), Arturas Karnishovas, Seton Hall, 3/14/93 1986...... 2nd...... 2nd Rebounds 16 Patrick Ewing, Georgetown, 3/10/84 16 Ed Pinckney, Villanova, 3/9/84 1985...... 3rd...... t3rd Assists 11 Gene Smith, Georgetown, 3/10/83 1984...... 2nd...... 2nd Turnovers 7 Brooks Sales, Villanova, 3/6/02 7 Admore White, Notre Dame, 3/5/97 1983...... 5th...... t3rd Blocks 6 Rudy Gay, Connecticut 3/11/05 1982...... 5th...... t5th Steals 7 Ray Allen, Connecticut, 3/8/96 1981...... 6th...... 1st * Conference tournament record 1980...... 1st...... 2nd 19 www.suathletics.com 2005 BIG EAST Tournament SU Basketball: 30 NCAA Tournaments ◆ 4 NCAA Final Fours ◆ 2002-03 NCAA Champions First Round Quarterfinals Semifinals Championship Wednesday, March 9 Thursday, March 10 Friday, March 11 Saturday, March 12

West Virginia (18-9, 8-8) No. 8 seed West Virginia (19-9) 82-59 2:00 p.m. • ESPN

Providence (14-16, 4-12) Noon • ESPN2 West Virginia (20-9) 78-72 No. 9 seed Boston College (24-3, 13-3) No. 1 seed West Virginia (21-9) 78-76 7:00 p.m. • ESPN

Pittsburgh (20-7, 10-6) No. 5 seed Villanova (22-6) 67-58 2:00 p.m. • ESPN2 Villanova (21-6, 11-5) No. 4 seed

Syracuse (27-6) 68-59

Georgetown (16-11, 8-8) 8:00 p.m. • ESPN No. 7 seed Georgetown (17-11) 56-51 7:00 p.m. • ESPN

Seton Hall (12-15, 4-12) 7:00 p.m. • ESPN2 Connecticut (22-6) 66-62 No. 10 seed Connecticut (21-6, 13-3) No. 2 seed Syracuse (26-6) 67-63 9:00 p.m. • ESPN Notre Dame (17-10, 9-7) No. 6 seed Rutgers (10-18) 72-65 9:00 p.m. • ESPN Syracuse (25-6) 81-57 Rutgers (9-18, 2-14) 9:00 p.m. • ESPN2 No. 11 seed Syracuse (24-6, 11-5) No. 3 seed

20 2004-05 SU Men’s Basketball 2004-05 Syracuse Men’s Basketball SU Basketball: 2930 NCAA Tournaments ◆ 4 NCAA Final Fours ◆ 2002-03 NCAA Champions Edelin Season and Career Highs Points Season: 14 at Rutgers Billy Edelin Career: 28 vs. Canisius, 2003-04 FG Made ● ● Junior ● 6-4 195 Silver Spring, MD Season: 6 vs. West Virginia Career: 14 vs. Canisius, 2003-04 Oak Hill Academy (Va.) FG Attempted Season: 9 vs. West Virginia Career: 20 at Notre Dame, 2002-03 3-Point FG Made Season 0 Career: 1, Three Times 3-Point FG Attempted Season: 1 at Pittsburgh ● Edelin recorded a career-high seven steals in 24 minutes of action at Notre Dame. It exceeded Career: 2 at Providence, 2003-04 his season total for steals going into the contest (fi ve). FT Made ● In BIG EAST games, Edelin averaged 4.5 points, 2.2 assists, 1.0 steals and 18.3 minutes per Season: 6 at Rutgers outing. Career: 7 vs Oklahoma (NCAA), 2002-03 ● Edelin recorded season-highs for assists (7) and minutes (30) against West Virginia. FT Attempted Season: 7 at Rutgers ● He had a season-high 14 points against Rutgers. Career: 10 vs. Oklahoma (NCAA), 2002-03 ● Edelin made his fi rst start this season at Villanova, where he tied his season-high for minutes (30). Rebounds Edelin Game-by-Game 2004-05 Season: 3 at Villanova, vs. Connecticut, at Rutgers, Notre Dame Career: 9 vs. Canisius, 2003-04; at Rutgers, 2002-03 Opponent MP FG 3PT FT REB F A T B S TP Offensive Rebounds St. Bonaventure 15 2-3 0-0 0-1 2 1 3 2 0 0 4 Season: 2 vs. Connecticut, at Rutgers, Notre Dame Colgate 6 1-1 0-0 0-0 1 1 0 0 0 0 2 Career: 4 vs. Canisius, Siena, 2003-04; at Rutgers, 2002-03 vs. Oklahoma State 16 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 Defensive Rebounds Binghamton 11 4-5 0-0 2-2 0 1 0 0 0 2 10 Season: 3 at Villanova Drexel 6 1-1 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 2 0 0 2 Career: 7 vs. West Virginia, 2002-03 Cornell 12 0-1 0-0 0-0 1 0 1 2 0 0 0 Albany 9 2-7 0-0 0-0 1 0 2 1 0 1 4 Assists at St. John’s 4 0-0 0-0 1-2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Season: 7 vs. West Virginia Seton Hall 22 3-4 0-0 1-1 2 1 1 2 0 2 7 Career: 11 vs. NC-Asheville, 2003-04 at Notre Dame 24 2-3 0-0 0-0 3 2 5 2 0 7 4 Steals at Providence 9 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 Season: 7 at Notre Dame Georgetown 12 0-1 0-0 0-0 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 Career: 7 at Notre Dame, 2004-05 West Virginia 30 6-9 0-0 0-0 2 1 7 1 0 1 12 Blocks at Rutgers 26 4-8 0-0 6-7 3 3 1 2 0 1 14 Season: 1 at Pittsburgh at Pittsburgh 19 1-2 0-1 1-2 0 0 3 2 1 0 3 Career: 1, Four Times Notre Dame 19 1-3 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 1 2 Minutes Connecticut 28 3-8 0-0 1-2 3 1 6 1 0 1 7 Season: 30 at Villanova, vs. West Virginia at Villanova 30 3-8 0-0 0-2 3 4 4 7 0 0 6 Career: 40 vs. Michigan State, 2003-04 Pittsburgh 9 1-2 0-0 0-0 1 1 0 1 0 0 2 at Boston College 6 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Edelin’s Career Statistics TOTAL 3-PTS REBOUNDS Year G/GS FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2002-03 23/0 80-146 .548 0-2 .000 48-71 .676 23-55 78 3.4 22-0 58 53 2 24 208 9.0 2003-04 17/16 97-183 .530 3-9 .333 38-71 .535 26-46 72 4.2 29-0 88 34 2 22 235 13.8 2004-05 20/3 34-67 .507 0-1 .000 12-19 .632 8-17 25 1.3 16-0 35 27 1 16 80 4.0 Totals 60/19 211-396 .533 3-12 .250 98-161 .609 57-118 175 2.9 67-0 181 114 5 62 523 8.7 NCAA Career 6/0 22-41 .537 0-0 .000 22-32 .688 2-21 23 3.8 6-0 16 13 0 9 66 11.0

21 21 www.suathletics.com 2004-05 SU Men’s Basketball Heading2004-05 Syracuse Men’s Basketball SU Basketball: 30 NCAA Tournaments ◆ 4 NCAA Final Fours ◆ 2002-03 NCAA Champions Forth Season and Career Highs Points Season: 14 vs. Rice Craig Forth Career: 18 at Missouri, 2003-04 FG Made Senior ● 7-0 ● 256 ● Season: 5 vs. Rice, Mississippi State Career: 7 at Missouri, vs. Connecticut, 2003-04 Columbia High School FG Attempted Season: 10 at Connecticut Career: 10 at Connecticut, 2004-05; at Missouri, 2003-04; vs. Villanova (BET), at Georgetown, 2001-02 3-Point FG Made Season and Career: 0 3-Point FG Attempted Season: 0 ● Forth started all 136 games of his career. He fi nished tied for fourth on the SU games played list, Career: 1 vs. Memphis, 2002-03 equaling Rony Seikaly. FT Made ● His 136 consecutive starts led all active NCAA Division I players this season. Notre Dame’s Season: 4 vs. Albany, Rice Chris Thomas was second with 128. Career: 4 vs. Albany, Rice, 2004-05; vs. Missouri, 2003-04 ● Forth had his jersey (#00) retired at Columbia High School in a ceremony on December 14. He is FT Attempted the fi rst player in the school’s hoop history to be bestowed the honor. Season: 7 vs. Rice Career: 7 vs. Rice, 2004-05 ● In BIG EAST games this season, Forth averaged 5.2 points and 6.0 rebounds. Rebounds ● He is the fi rst two-time Academic All-American in SU men’s basketball history. Season: 11 at Notre Dame ● Forth has made the SU Dean’s List in all seven of his semesters. Career: 13 vs. Connecticut, 2003-04 Forth Game-by-Game 2004-05 Offensive Rebounds Season: 6 vs. Pittsburgh, Albany Opponent MP FG 3PT FT REB F A T B S TP Career: 6 vs. Pittsburgh, Albany, 2004-05; Maryland Northern Colorado 19 3-3 0-0 1-2 6 1 1 0 3 0 7 (NCAA), vs. Connecticut, at St. Bonaventure, 2003-04 Princeton 14 1-1 0-0 0-0 1 2 0 1 0 1 2 Defensive Rebounds vs. Mississippi State 31 5-6 0-0 1-3 8 2 1 1 1 1 11 Season: 8 at Notre Dame vs. Memphis 21 1-4 0-0 2-2 6 4 0 0 2 0 2 at Siena 25 3-6 0-0 1-2 8 1 0 1 1 0 7 Career: 8 at Notre Dame, 2004-05 St. Bonaventure 16 0-4 0-0 0-0 5 3 1 2 1 1 0 Assists Colgate 9 0-3 0-0 0-0 7 0 1 0 0 1 0 Season: 2 vs. Connecticut, Albany vs. Oklahoma State 27 0-1 0-0 0-0 4 2 0 1 1 1 0 Career: 4 vs. Missouri, 2002-03 Binghamton 10 3-4 0-0 0-1 2 2 0 0 0 0 6 Steals Drexel 7 1-1 0-0 2-2 3 2 1 0 1 0 4 Season: 3 vs. Rice Cornell 14 2-3 0-0 0-0 5 0 0 1 1 0 4 Career: 3 vs. Rice, 2004-05; vs. Villanova (BET), Rice 22 5-5 0-0 4-7 2 4 1 0 2 3 14 Georgetown, Rutgers, 2001-02 Albany 24 2-4 0-0 4-4 8 3 2 3 3 0 8 Blocks Hofstra 12 1-1 0-0 0-0 3 0 0 0 0 0 2 Season: 4 at St. John’s at St. John’s 31 2-6 0-0 0-0 7 3 0 1 4 2 4 Career: 7 vs. Colgate, 2001-02 Seton Hall 19 4-5 0-0 2-2 4 2 0 0 0 1 10 Minutes at Notre Dame 36 2-4 0-0 1-2 11 1 0 1 1 0 5 Season: 36 at Notre Dame at Providence 24 4-6 0-0 3-4 7 4 1 0 2 0 11 Career: 36 at Notre Dame, 2004-05 Georgetown 35 4-6 0-0 2-5 10 5 0 0 1 0 10 West Virginia 24 2-3 0-0 2-2 4 4 0 1 2 1 6 at Rutgers 25 1-1 0-0 0-0 7 5 0 0 0 0 2 at Pittsburgh 23 1-2 0-0 0-0 3 1 1 2 0 0 2 Notre Dame 20 0-0 0-0 0-0 6 2 0 1 1 1 0 Connecticut 9 0-1 0-0 0-0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 at Villanova 32 4-8 0-0 0-2 10 5 1 1 1 2 8 Pittsburgh 21 2-5 0-0 3-4 10 3 1 1 0 0 7 at Boston College 11 0-1 0-0 0-0 2 3 0 0 1 0 0 St. John’s 10 2-3 0-0 0-0 2 0 0 0 1 1 4 Providence 19 3-5 0-0 0-0 3 4 0 2 2 1 6 at Conncticut 26 4-10 0-0 0-3 8 5 1 0 1 2 8 BIG EAST Aeropostale vs. Rutgers (BET) 14 0-0 0-0 0-0 3 2 1 0 2 1 0 vs. Connecticut (BET) 8 0-3 0-0 0-0 3 0 2 0 0 1 0 Scholar-Athlete of the Year Award vs. West Virginia (BET) 9 0-0 0-0 2-2 2 0 1 1 0 0 2 vs. Vermont (NCAA) 15 2-2 0-0 0-0 2 0 0 2 1 1 4

Forth’s Career Statistics TOTAL 3-PTS REBOUNDS Year G/GS FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2001-02 36/36 74-167 .443 0-0 .000 29-46 .630 73-89 162 4.5 108-4 41 45 65 28 177 4.9 2002-03 35/35 56-115 .487 0-1 .000 20-40 .500 50-66 116 3.3 90-4 30 39 41 15 132 3.8 2003-04 31/31 77-136 .566 0-0 .000 22-34 .647 71-108 179 5.8 87-4 22 39 63 18 176 5.7 2004-05 34/34 64-117 .547 0-0 .000 30-49 .612 65-109 174 5.1 75-4 18 23 36 22 158 4.6 Totals 136/136 271-535 .507 0-1 .000 101-169 .598 259-372 631 4.6 360-16 111 146 205 83 643 4.7 NCAA Career 10/10 13-25 .520 0-0 .000 2-10 .200 18-22 40 4.0 25-2 10 15 10 6 28 2.8 22 2004-05 SU Men’s Basketball 2004-05 Syracuse Men’s Basketball SU Basketball: 30 NCAA Tournaments ◆ 4 NCAA Final Fours ◆ 2002-03 NCAA Champions Forth An Award of Excellence Semifi nalist Craig Forth is one of 10 college men’s basketball players who are semifinalists for the third annual Collegiate Basketball Craig Forth Award of Excellence presented by Creamland Dairies. The award honors college seniors for their athletic and academic achievement and for community involvement. Each NCAA Division I school had the opportunity to nominate seniors for the award. Three finalists will be named Craig Forth was recognized by Bristol-Myers Squibb of Syracuse prior to the SU-Connecti- during the NCAA Basketball Tournament cut ame on February 7. Pictured with Forth are Syracuse Chancellor Nancy Cantor, Direc- and will be presented in Albuquerque tor of Athletics Daryl Gross, Dr. Marvin Druger, Chairman of the Department of Science, on April 12 at an awards dinner. The and Ken Dauria, Senior Director of Syracuse Operations for Bristol-Myers Squibb. Albuquerque Convention and Visitors Forth Honored With “Good Chemistry” Scholarship Bureau coordinates the award activities. For the fourth time in as many years, Craig Forth has been honored by the Bristol- College Basketball Award of Excellence Myers Squibb company in Syracuse. Bristol-Myers Squibb annually awards a $10,000 Semifinalists academic scholarship to the Syracuse University Science Teaching Department and the Daniel Ewing, Duke scholarship was named in honor of Forth. He was honored prior to the Connecticut Craig Forth, Syracuse game on February 7. Joey Graham, Oklahoma State The award recognizes Forth’s outstanding academic accomplishments and his Danny Granger, New Mexico consistent contribution to great team chemistry in the classroom and on the court. It Chuck Hayes, Kentucky marks the 16th consecutive year that Bristol-Myers Squibb has made the award. Aaron Miles, Kansas Forth Earns BIG EAST Aeropostale Scholar-Athlete of the Year Award Spencer Nelson, Utah State Forth was named the BIG EAST Conference/Aeropostale Men’s Basketball Scholar Ronald Ross, Texas Tech Athlete of the Year at the league’s annual awards banquet on March 8. He received a Chris Thomas, Notre Dame $2,000 scholarship which may be applied to graduate or professional studies. Dijon Thompson, UCLA Forth is the second Syracuse player to earn the recognition. Stephen Thompson was SU Career Blocked Shots named in 1989-90. No. Name G BS Avg. Years 1. Etan Thomas 122 424 3.5 1996-00 Forth Named To ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America Team 2. Roosevelt Bouie 118 327 2.8 1975-80 Craig Forth has been named to the 2004-05 ESPN The Magazine Academic All- 3. Derrick Coleman 145 319 2.2 1986-90 Rony Seikaly 136 319 2.3 1984-88 America Team. First, second and third teams, with five student-athletes on each, are 5. Jeremy McNeil 135 257 1.9 1999-04 selected by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA). 6. John Wallace 131 209 1.6 1992-96 Forth earned Third Team Academic All-America honors last year. He is the fourth 7. Craig Forth 136 205 1.5 2001-05 SU player to receive Academic All-America honors and the first multiple winner. An 8. Conrad McRae 104 203 2.0 1989-93 iinclusive education and geography major, Forth owns a 3.856 grade-point average. Active Career Division I Wins By Starters 2004-05 ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America Team No. Name Starts Wins Pct. 1. Aaron Miles, Kansas 136 108 .794 First Team Second Team 2. Craig Forth, Syracuse 136 103 .757 Eric Castro S. Methodist 3.80 Turner Battle Buffalo 3.56 3. Ivan McFarlin, Ok. State 131 101 .771 4. Stetson Hairston, S. Illinois 125 99 .792 Will Emerson Mercer 4.00 Erik Benzel Denver 3.69 5. Hakim Warrick, Syracuse 119 95 .798 Johannes Herber W. Virginia 4.00 Craig Forth Syracuse 3.85 Chris Hill Michigan State 3.75 Dan Grunfeld Stanford 3.66 Derek Winans SE Missouri State 3.97 Neil Plank Illinois State 4.00

Third Team David Erbes N. Dakota State 3.88 Christian Maraker Pacifi c 3.46 Dan Oppland Valparaiso 3.49 Chris Paul Wake Forest 3.21 Dennis Trammel Ball State 3.42

23 www.suathletics.com 2004-05 Syracuse Men’s Basketball SU Basketball: 30 NCAA Tournaments ◆ 4 NCAA Final Fours ◆ 2002-03 NCAA Champions McCroskey Season and Career Highs Points Season: 18 vs. Pittsburgh Career: 18 vs. Pittsburgh, 2004-05 FG Made ● ● Sophomore 6-5 208 Season: 7 vs. Pittsburgh St. Raymond High School Career: 7 vs. Pittsburgh, 2004-05 FG Attempted Season: 13 vs. Pittsburgh Career: 13 vs. Pittsburgh, 2004-05 3-Point FG Made Season: 2 vs. Pittsburgh, at St. John’s, vs. Binghamton Career: 2 vs. Pittsburgh, at St. John’s, vs. Binghamton, 2004-05; at Georgetown, Notre Dame, 2003-04 3-Point FG Attempted ● In his fi rst fi ve starts (Binghamton-Albany), McCroskey averaged 8.2 points and 3.6 rebounds Season: 5 vs. Pittsburgh per outing. Career: 5 vs. Pittsburgh, 2004-05; at Georgetown, 2003-04 ● The Orange were 14-2 in McCroskey’s 16 starts. FT Made ● In BIG EAST games, he averaged 5.7 points and 3.3 rebounds. Season: 2 vs. Connecticut (BET), Providence, Pittsburgh, ● McCroskey had a career-high 18 points and seven rebounds against Pitt sburgh on 2/14/05. Notre Dame, Memphis, Northern Colorado ● He has scored in 31-of-34 appearances this season. Career: 3 vs. Villanova, 2003-04 FT Attempted McCroskey Game-by-Game 2004-05 Season: 4 at Connecticut, vs. Notre Dame Career: 5 vs. Villanova, 2003-04 Opponent MP FG 3PT FT REB F A T B S TP Rebounds Northern Colorado 18 3-7 1-2 2-2 2 1 2 1 0 0 9 Season: 7 at Boston College, vs. Pittsburgh Princeton 14 1-4 0-1 0-0 2 1 0 3 0 0 2 Career: 7 at Boston College, vs. Pittsburgh, 2004-05 vs. Mississippi State 11 2-5 1-2 0-0 1 1 0 0 0 1 5 Offensive Rebounds vs. Memphis 27 2-4 1-3 2-3 4 3 0 2 0 0 7 at Siena 13 3-4 0-1 0-0 3 3 1 1 0 0 6 Season: 3 vs. Providence, Georgetown, at St. John’s, vs. Albany St. Bonaventure 15 3-5 2-3 0-0 1 0 2 2 0 0 8 Career: 4 vs. Colgate, 2003-04 Colgate 25 1-2 0-0 1-2 4 2 2 1 0 0 3 Defensive Rebounds vs. Oklahoma State 4 0-1 0-0 0-2 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 Season: 6 at Boston College Binghamton 28 4-8 2-4 1-2 4 1 3 1 0 2 11 Career: 6 at Boston College, 2004-05 Drexel 22 3-7 0-2 1-2 5 1 0 0 0 1 7 Assists Cornell 27 3-5 1-3 1-2 2 1 2 2 0 2 8 Season: 4 vs. Providence Rice 20 3-7 0-1 0-0 3 2 2 1 0 0 6 Career: 4 vs. Providence, 2004-05 Albany 22 4-7 1-2 0-0 4 0 0 0 0 3 9 Steals Hofstra 20 2-6 1-4 0-0 0 3 2 0 0 0 5 Season: 4 at Rutgers at St. John’s 24 4-7 2-4 1-2 4 2 3 3 0 2 11 Career: 4 at Rutgers, 2004-05 Seton Hall 17 2-7 0-3 0-0 2 0 1 1 0 1 4 Blocks at Notre Dame 14 1-3 0-0 0-2 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 Season: 1 at Pittsburgh at Providence 30 3-6 1-3 0-0 4 3 2 2 0 0 7 Career: 2 vs. Virginia Tech, 2003-04 Georgetown 31 4-10 1-1 0-2 4 2 2 1 0 0 9 West Virginia 10 0-2 0-2 0-0 4 0 2 3 0 1 0 Minutes at Rutgers 21 4-8 0-1 0-0 3 0 1 0 0 4 8 Season and Career: 34 at Boston College, 2004-05 at Pittsburgh 19 2-7 0-2 0-0 2 4 2 1 1 1 4 Notre Dame 23 1-6 0-3 2-4 2 1 0 2 0 1 4 Connecticut 11 2-5 0-0 0-0 2 2 1 1 0 0 4 at Villanova 11 0-5 0-2 2-2 1 0 2 1 0 0 2 Pittsburgh 32 7-13 2-5 2-3 7 1 1 2 0 1 18 at Boston College 34 3-7 1-2 0-0 7 5 0 0 0 1 7 St. John’s 12 0-4 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Providence 27 3-8 0-0 2-3 6 1 4 4 0 3 8 at Connecticut 12 1-5 0-2 1-4 3 1 1 0 0 1 3 vs. Rutgers (BET) 17 2-5 1-4 0-0 2 0 2 1 0 0 5 vs. Connecticut (BET) 26 1-6 1-2 2-3 3 2 1 0 0 3 5 vs. West Virginia (BET) 14 1-3 0-0 0-0 2 2 0 2 0 0 2 vs. Vermont (NCAA) 24 0-3 0-1 0-0 4 1 0 1 0 0 0

McCroskey’s Career Statistics TOTAL 3-PTS REBOUNDS Year G/GS FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2003-04 28/0 44-125 .352 13-57 .228 9-20 .450 22-39 61 2.2 39-2 27 28 4 21 110 3.9 2004-05 34/16 75-192 .391 19-65 .292 20-40 .500 37-62 99 2.9 46-1 41 40 1 28 189 5.6 Totals 62/16 199-317 .375 32-122 .262 29-60 .483 59-101 160 2.6 85-3 68 68 5 49 299 4.8 NCAA Career 4/0 4-16 .250 1-6 .167 1-1 1.000 2-6 8 2.0 5-0 2 2 0 2 10 2.5 24 2004-05 SU Men’s Basketball 2004-05 Syracuse Men’s Basketball SU Basketball: 2930 NCAA Tournaments ◆ 4 NCAA Final Fours ◆ 2002-03 NCAA Champions McNamara Season and Career Highs Points Season: 29 at Siena Career: 43 vs. BYU, 2003-04 FG Made Junior ● 6-2 ● 182 ● Scranton, PA Season: 9 at Siena Career: 11 vs. BYU, Charlotte, 2003-04 Bishop Hannan High School FG Attempted Season: 21 vs. Pittsburgh Career: 21 vs. Pittsburgh, 2004-05 3-Point FG Made Season: 6 vs. Rutgers (BET), at Siena Career: 9 vs. BYU, 2003-04 3-Point FG Attempted Season: 15 vs. Hofstra ● He has played in 1,209 of a possible 1,370 minutes this season, an average of 37.5 per game. In Career: 17 vs. BYU, Notre Dame, Canisius, 2003-04 BIG EAST regular-season games, he averaged 37.8 minutes-per-outing. FT Made Season: 11 vs. Notre Dame ● McNamara was a candidate for the Naismith Trophy. Career: 12 vs. BYU, 2003-04 ● McNamara has started all 100 games of his career and scored in each. He has contributed an FT Attempted assist in 99-of-100 contests. Season: 11 vs. Notre Dame Career: 16 vs. BYU, 2003-04 ● He has scored in double-digits in 27-of-34 games this season. Rebounds ● McNamara has converted a three-point basket in every game this season and 95-of-100 in his Season: 9 vs. Rice college career. Career: 9 vs. Rice, 2004-05 ● 68 percent of his baskets this year are threes (107-of-160, .669) and he has made 68.6 of the team’s Offensive Rebounds treys in 2004-05 (107-of-156). Season: 2 vs. Pittsburgh, Memphis Career: 2 vs. Pittsburgh, Memphis, 2004-05; ● McNamara set the SU career 3-point record against Georgetown. at Connecticut, Missouri, 2003-04 ● He averaged 17.1 points and 37.8 minutes per game in BIG EAST Conference contests. Defensive Rebounds: ● He owns three of the top four single-season three-point basket totals in school history. Season: 8 vs. Rice Career: 8 vs. Rice, 2004-05 McNamara Game-by-Game 2004-05 Assists Opponent MP FG 3PT FT REB F A T B S TP Season: 10 vs. Providence, Pittsburgh, Rice Northern Colorado 19 4-6 3-5 0-0 2 4 5 1 0 2 11 Career: 12 at West Virginia, 2002-03 Princeton 40 2-9 2-9 1-3 0 2 3 2 0 0 7 Steals vs. Mississippi State 35 2-9 2-8 3-4 1 2 7 2 0 0 9 Season: 4 vs. St. John’s, Pittsburgh, Connecticut vs. Memphis 38 5-11 2-6 9-9 4 1 4 1 0 2 21 Career: 5 vs. Charlotte, 2003-04; Oklahoma (NCAA), at Siena 34 9-17 6-14 5-5 1 3 3 1 0 3 29 Rutgers, 2002-03 St. Bonaventure 26 4-10 2-8 7-9 1 0 4 3 0 0 17 Blocks: Colgate 35 3-10 2-8 4-5 3 1 6 4 0 2 12 Season: 1 vs. Georgetown, Binghamton vs. Oklahoma State 35 6-18 5-14 1-2 4 3 3 2 0 1 18 Career: 1 vs. Georgetown, Binghamton, 2004-05; Binghamton 27 5-10 4-8 4-4 4 1 5 1 1 2 18 at Notre Dame, 2003-04; vs. Boston College, Drexel 34 2-8 2-8 0-0 1 3 4 6 0 1 6 Binghamton, 2002-03 Cornell 24 3-8 1-6 1-3 2 0 4 2 0 3 8 Minutes Rice 36 6-14 3-6 4-4 9 3 10 4 0 1 19 Season and Career: 45 vs. Georgetown, 2004-05 Albany 31 2-9 2-9 0-0 3 1 9 3 0 2 6 Hofstra 40 6-16 5-15 0-0 0 1 6 1 0 0 17 at St. John’s 39 6-13 5-11 2-2 1 2 5 5 0 3 19 Seton Hall 35 7-11 4-7 5-6 2 2 4 4 0 3 23 at Notre Dame 39 7-21 4-15 4-4 3 1 5 2 0 2 22 at Providence 40 2-7 2-6 4-6 3 1 8 5 0 0 10 Georgetown 45 6-15 5-12 0-0 0 1 7 6 1 3 17 West Virginia 38 5-14 5-13 3-4 3 0 2 4 0 3 18 at Rutgers 37 8-18 5-13 0-0 2 3 2 1 0 1 21 at Pittsburgh 40 7-17 5-14 7-8 6 4 3 3 0 3 26 Notre Dame 36 4-9 3-8 11-11 0 5 3 4 0 0 22 Connecticut 39 4-18 1-9 0-0 0 4 6 1 0 4 9 ◗ at Villanova 39 6-9 3-5 3-3 5 3 7 3 0 1 18 Jan. 10 Co-Player of the Week Pittsburgh 40 5-21 3-13 3-4 2 2 10 3 0 4 16 Feb. 7 ◗ Co-Player of the Week at Boston College 40 5-17 2-11 6-6 3 0 3 2 0 1 18 St. John’s 23 3-9 2-5 0-0 0 0 4 4 0 4 8 First Team All-BIG EAST Providence 40 4-9 3-7 3-3 2 1 10 3 0 2 14 at Connecticut 35 4-16 2-10 2-2 4 1 5 3 0 2 12 BIG EAST All-Tournament Team vs. Rutgers (BET) 32 6-9 6-8 7-7 1 2 3 3 0 1 25 vs. Connecticut (BET) 36 4-15 2-7 5-6 5 2 2 5 0 2 15 vs. West Virginia (BET) 38 4-12 3-10 5-5 2 2 3 2 0 2 16 vs. Vermont (NCAA) 44 4-18 1-7 2-2 0 1 3 3 0 3 11

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Junior ● 6-2 ● 182 ● Scranton, PA Bishop Hannan High School

SU Season 3-Point Field Goals Season Free Throws Percentage SU Career Steals No. Name 3FGM-3FGA Pct. Year Name FTM-FTA Pct. Year No. Name G Steals Avg. Years 1. Gerry McNamara 107-315 .340 2004-05 1. Gerry McNamara 90-99 .909 2002-03 1. Jason Hart 132 329 2.5 1996-00 2. Gerry McNamara 105-270 .389 2003-04 2, Jim Lee 93-105 .885 1972-73 2. Sherman Douglas 138 235 1.7 1985-89 3. Preston Shumpert 88-233 .378 2001-02 3. Rich Cornwall 103-117 .880 1966-67 3. Eddie Moss 117 230 2.0 1977-81 4. Gerry McNamara 85-238 .357 2002-03 4. Marty Headd 49-56 .875 1980-81 4. Dwayne Washington 95 220 2.3 1983-86 5. Matt Roe 83-175 .474 1988-89 5. Gerry McNamara 111-127 .874 2004-05 5. Adrian Autry 121 217 1.8 1990-94 6. Preston Shumpert 80-207 .386 2000-01 6. Gerry McNamara 123-141 .872 2003-04 6. Billy Owens 103 216 2.1 1988-91 7. Greg Monroe 79-180 .439 1986-87 7. Greg Kohls 222-257 .863 1971-72 7. Lawrence Moten 121 215 1.8 1991-95 8. Matt Roe 74-182 .407 1987-88 8. Jim Lee 98-114 .860 1974-75 8. Dale Shackleford 113 207 1.8 1975-79 DeShaun Williams 71-233 .305 2001-02 9. Rich Cornwall 73-85 .859 1957-68 9. Gerry McNamara 100 192 1.9 2002-05 Marius Janulis 69-173 .399 1996-97 10. Ross Kindell 46-54 .852 1977-78 Todd Burgan 125 192 1.5 1994-98 (min. 50 attempts) SU Career 3-Point Field Goals Career Free Throws Percentage No. Name 3FGM-3FGA Pct. Years Name FTM-FTA Pct. Years 1. Gerry McNamara 297-823 .361 2002-05 1. Gerry McNamara 324-367 .883 2002-05 2. Preston Shumpert 249-659 .378 1998-02 2. Rich Cornwall 217-252 .861 1965-68 3. Lawrence Moten 197-624 .316 1991-95 3. Jim Lee 243-283 .859 1972-75 4. Marius Janulis 190-476 .399 1994-98 4. Greg Kohls 388-471 .824 1969-72 5. Todd Burgan 178-496 .359 1994-98 5. John Suder 146-179 .816 1967-70 6. DeShaun Williams 175-521 .336 1999-02 6. Marius Janulis 125-154 .812 1994-98 7. Matt Roe 159-367 .433 1986-89 7. Marty Headd 163-201 .811 1977-81 8. Adrian Autry 139-417 .333 1990-94 8. Dan Schayes 315-391 .806 1977-81 Jason Hart 139-426 .326 1996-00 9. Preston Shumpert 358-452 .792 2001-02 10. Dave Johnson 116-344 .337 1988-92 10. Wendell Alexis 280-354 .791 1982-86 (min. 150 attempts)

SU Career 3-PT Field Goals Attempted SU Career Assists Name 3FGM-3FGA Pct. Years No. Name G Assists Avg. Years 1. Gerry McNamara 297-823 .361 2002-05 1. Sherman Douglas 138 960 7.0 1985-89 2. Preston Shumpert 249-659 .378 1998-02 2. Jason Hart 132 709 5.4 1996-00 3. Lawrence Moten 197-624 .316 1991-95 3. Dwayne Washington 95 637 6.7 1983-86 4. DeShaun Williams 175-521 .336 1999-02 4. Adrian Autry 121 631 5.2 1990-94 5. Todd Burgan 178-496 .358 1994-98 5. Eddie Moss 117 539 4.6 1977-81 6. Marius Janulis 190-476 .399 1994-98 6. Gerry McNamara 100 441 4.4 2002-05 7. Jason Hart 139-426 .326 1996-00 7. Lazarus Sims 114 432 3.0 1992-96 8. Adrian Autry 139-417 .333 1990-94 8. Leo Rautins 85 423 5.0 1980-83 9. Matt Roe 159-367 .433 1986-89 9. Gene Waldron 126 410 3.3 1980-84 10. Dave Johnson 116-344 .337 1988-92 10.Allen Griffin 133 409 3.1 1997-01

McNamara’s Career Statistics TOTAL 3-PTS REBOUNDS Year G/GS FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2002-03 35/35 146-364 .401 85-238 .357 90-99 .909 14-66 80 2.3 69-1 155 85 2 77 467 13.3 2003-04 31/31 153-397 .385 105-270 .389 123-141 .872 11-69 80 2.6 64-1 118 79 1 52 534 17.2 2004-05 34/34 160-433 .370 107-315 .340 111-127 .874 14-65 79 2.3 62-1 168 99 2 63 538 15.8 Totals 100/100 459-1,194 .384 297-823 .361 324-367 .883 39-200 239 2.4 195-3 441 263 5 192 1,539 17.2 NCAA Career 10/10 50-123 .407 34-80 .425 37-44 .841 3-14 17 1.7 20-0 33 24 0 19 171 17.1 26 2004-05 SU Men’s Basketball 2004-05 Syracuse Men’s Basketball SU Basketball: 30 NCAA Tournaments ◆ 4 NCAA Final Fours ◆ 2002-03 NCAA Champions Nichols Season and Career Highs Points Season: 14 vs. Princeton Career: 17 at Providence, 2003-04 Sophomore ● 6-8 ● 212 FG Made Season: 5 vs. Northern Colorado St. Andrews High School Career: 7 at Providence, 2003-04 FG Attempted Season: 10 vs. Mississippi State Career: 15 at Providence, 2003-04 3-Point FG Made Season and Career: 3 vs. Princeton, 2004-05 3-Point FG Attempted ● A back injury kept Nichols from seeing court action against Drexel, Cornell and Rice. Season: 6 vs. Princeton ● Nichols has scored in 22-of-27 games this season. Career: 6 vs. Princeton, 2004-05; vs. Colgate, 2003-04 ● SU was 19-3 when he scored this season. FT Made ● He had a career-high fi ve assists against St. John’s. Season: 3 vs. Princeton ● Nichols’ three-pointer against West Virginia in the BIG EAST Tournament ended an 0-for-15 Career: 3 vs. Princeton, 2004-05; vs. Maryland (NCAA), drought. 2003-04 Nichols Game-by-Game 2004-05 FT Attempted Season: 5 vs. Princeton Opponent MP FG 3PT FT REB F A T B S TP Career: 5 vs. Princeton, 2004-05; Pittsburgh, 2003-04 Northern Colorado 19 5-8 1-4 0-0 4 1 1 2 0 3 11 Rebounds Princeton 40 4-9 3-6 3-5 3 3 2 0 0 0 14 Season: 7 vs. Mississippi State vs. Mississippi State 33 3-10 1-4 0-0 7 2 1 0 0 0 7 Career: 8 vs.Virginia Tech, 2003-04 vs. Memphis 18 2-5 1-4 2-3 5 1 0 2 0 1 7 at Siena 15 0-3 0-1 2-2 4 1 0 1 0 0 2 Offensive Rebounds St. Bonaventure 15 3-4 0-1 0-0 3 2 1 1 0 2 6 Season: 1 vs. Rutgers (BET), at Connecticut, vs. St. Colgate 10 0-2 0-1 1-2 2 1 1 0 0 1 1 John’s, West Virginia, Hofstra, Colgate, at Siena, vs. vs. Oklahoma State 10 0-2 0-1 0-0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 Mississippi State Binghamton 11 1-4 1-4 0-0 1 3 1 3 1 1 3 Career: 4 at Providence, 2003-04 Albany 17 4-8 2-5 0-0 2 2 0 1 0 1 10 Hofstra 13 1-5 1-5 0-0 2 1 1 0 0 1 3 Defensive Rebounds at St. John’s 6 1-1 1-1 0-0 0 1 0 0 0 0 3 Season: 5 vs. Memphis Seton Hall 12 1-3 0-1 0-0 1 2 0 0 0 1 2 Career: 5 vs. Memphis, 2004-05; at Miami, vs. Rutgers, at Providence 4 1-3 0-1 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 Virginia Tech, 2003-04 Georgetown 4 1-2 1-1 0-0 1 0 0 3 0 0 3 Assists West Virginia 9 2-3 0-1 0-0 2 0 2 0 1 0 4 at Rutgers 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Season: 5 vs. St. John’s at Pittsburgh 8 1-4 0-3 0-0 0 1 0 0 1 0 2 Career: 5 vs. St. John’s, 2004-05 Notre Dame 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 Steals Pittsburgh 8 0-3 0-2 0-0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 Season: 3 vs. St. John’s, Northern Colorado St. John’s 18 2-4 0-2 2-2 5 1 1 1 1 0 6 Career: 4 at Providence, 2003-04 Providence 6 0-1 0-1 0-0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 Blocks at Connecticut 19 1-5 0-3 2-2 2 4 0 1 0 0 4 vs. Rutgers (BET) 19 2-7 0-3 0-0 3 1 0 1 1 0 4 Season: 1 vs. St. John’s, West Virginia, Binghamton vs. Connecticut (BET) 1 0-0 0-0 1-2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Career: 3 vs. NC-Asheville, 2003-04 vs. West Virginia (BET) 8 2-3 1-2 0-0 1 0 1 2 0 0 5 Minutes vs. Vermont (NCAA) 22 2-4 2-3 0-0 5 4 1 3 2 0 6 Season and Career: 40 vs. Princeton, 2004-05

Nichols’s Career Statistics

TOTAL 3-PTS REBOUNDS Year G/GS FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2003-04 26/15 42-121 .347 17-72 .236 8-18 .444 18-39 57 2.2 47-2 15 15 16 15 109 4.2 2004-05 27/8 39-103 .379 15-60 .250 13-18 .722 12-45 57 2.1 32-0 13 25 8 11 106 3.9 Totals 53/23 81-224 .362 32-132 .242 21-36 .583 30-84 114 2.2 79-2 28 40 24 26 215 4.1 NCAA Career 4/3 9-19 .474 6-11 .545 3-4 .750 4-11 15 3.8 14-0 6 4 2 1 27 6.8 27 www.suathletics.com 2004-05 Syracuse Men’s Basketball SU Basketball: 30 NCAA Tournaments ◆ 4 NCAA Final Fours ◆ 2002-03 NCAA Champions Pace Season and Career Highs Points Season: 22 vs. Rice Josh Pace Career: 22 vs. Rice, 2004-05; vs. Michigan State, 2003-04 FG Made ● ● ● Senior 6-5 203 Griffi n, GA Season: 10 vs. Oklahoma State Griffi n High School Career: 10 vs. Oklahoma State, 2004-05; vs. Michigan State, 2003-04 FG Attempted Season: 16 vs. Oklahoma State Career: 16 vs. Oklahoma State, 2004-05 3-Point FG Made Season: 0 Career: 1 vs. Seton Hall, 2003-04; vs. Binghamton, 2001-02 3-Point FG Attempted Season: 1 at Connecticut, vs. Oklahoma State, Northern ● In road wins at Notre Dame, Providence and Rutgers, Pace combined to convert 21-of-34 shots from the fi eld (.618) Colorado Career: 2 Charlotte, 2003-04; at Georgia Tech, 2001-02 ● Named to Dick Vitale’s “All-Support Team” along with Luther Head (Illinois), Chris McCray FT Made (Maryland), Ivan McFarlin (Oklahoma State and Jawad Williams (North Carolina) on Dec. 1, 2004. Season: 4 vs. Rice ● Pace’s 10 rebounds and 14 points versus St. Bonaventure marked his fi rst career double-double. Career: 4 vs. Rice, 2004-05; at Georgia Tech, 2001-02 ● SU is 20-4 when Pace scores in double fi gures this year. Over the course of Pace’s career, the FT Attempted Orange is 41-8 when he scores at least 10. Season: 4 at Villanova, vs. Rice, at Siena Career: 6 at Missouri, vs. Charlotte, 2003-04; at Georgia ● He averaged 15.7 points and 6.4 rebounds over the fi ve-game stretch of the Oklahoma State- through-Rice outings. Tech, 2001-02 Rebounds ● When he was held scoreless against Pitt sburgh, it ended a scoring streak of 58 games. Season: 10 vs. St. Bonaventure Pace Game-by-Game 2004-05 Career: 10 vs. St. Bonaventure, 2004-05 Offensive Rebounds Opponent MP FG 3PT FT REB F A T B S TP Season: 5 vs. Rutgers (BET), at Boston College Northern Colorado 19 6-9 0-1 1-2 2 0 3 0 0 1 13 Career: 5 vs. Rutgers (BET) at Boston College, 2004-05 Princeton 26 1-5 0-0 1-2 2 0 5 1 0 2 3 Defensive Rebounds vs. Mississippi State 34 6-13 0-0 0-3 7 3 5 5 0 4 12 Season: 8 vs. Providence, St. Bonaventure vs. Memphis 32 3-6 0-0 0-0 4 4 3 3 0 1 6 Career: 8 vs. Providence, St. Bonaventure, 2004-05; vs. at Siena 25 5-6 0-0 3-4 6 0 4 2 1 1 13 Oklahoma State (NCAA), 2002-03 St. Bonaventure 22 5-7 0-0 4-5 10 1 3 0 0 3 14 Assists Colgate 31 5-9 0-0 2-3 1 3 2 0 3 1 12 Season: 7 at Rutgers, vs. Hofstra vs. Oklahoma State 37 10-16 0-1 0-1 4 4 3 5 0 2 20 Career: 7 at Rutgers, vs. Hofstra, 2004-05; vs. Alabama Binghamton 29 2-6 0-0 1-3 8 1 4 2 0 2 5 Drexel 34 6-10 0-0 2-2 7 0 3 2 0 2 14 (NCAA), 2003-04; vs. Colgate, 2002-03 Cornell 34 8-13 0-0 0-0 9 2 5 0 1 3 16 Steals Rice 39 9-13 0-0 4-4 4 1 3 2 1 2 22 Season: 4 vs. Mississippi State Albany 16 1-4 0-0 0-0 2 0 2 1 0 0 2 Career: 5 vs. West Virginia, 2001-02 Hofstra 38 2-8 0-0 0-0 4 1 7 2 1 0 4 Blocks at St. John’s 39 6-8 0-0 0-0 6 1 4 1 2 1 12 Season: 3 vs. Colgate Seton Hall 27 1-4 0-0 0-1 3 3 4 1 0 2 2 Career: 3 vs. Colgate, 2004-05 at Notre Dame 38 8-11 0-0 0-2 4 2 4 2 1 2 16 Minutes: at Providence 36 7-11 0-0 0-0 2 0 5 4 0 1 14 Season: 42 vs. Georgetown Georgetown 42 6-7 0-0 1-1 3 2 3 1 0 2 13 Career: 42 vs. Georgetown, 2004-05; at Pittsburgh, 2003-04 West Virginia 33 1-4 0-0 0-0 2 0 3 1 1 1 2 at Rutgers 39 6-12 0-0 2-3 7 2 7 1 0 1 14 at Pittsburgh 31 1-3 0-0 0-0 6 3 3 4 0 0 2 Notre Dame 39 5-8 0-0 0-0 6 4 3 2 2 1 10 Connecticut 30 7-9 0-0 0-0 6 4 2 2 0 3 14 at Villanova 40 9-11 0-0 3-4 7 3 5 3 0 0 21 Pittsburgh 33 0-2 0-0 0-0 1 1 2 0 0 1 0 at Boston College 40 7-15 0-0 0-0 6 1 5 1 0 1 14 St. John’s 32 5-6 0-0 2-4 3 1 5 3 1 3 12 Providence 38 5-9 0-0 1-2 9 1 5 4 0 2 11 at Connecticut 36 6-12 0-1 0-2 5 2 3 0 0 2 12 BIG EAST Sportsmanship Award vs. Rutgers (BET) 26 5-11 0-0 2-2 6 0 3 1 0 1 12 Honorable Mention All-BIG EAST vs. Connecticut (BET) 40 5-14 0-0 0-0 7 0 1 5 1 1 10 vs. West Virginia (BET) 37 6-9 0-0 1-4 7 3 6 3 0 1 13 BIG EAST All-Tournament Team vs. Vermont (NCAA) 41 4-5 0-0 0-0 4 0 3 3 0 1 8 Pace’s Career Statistics TOTAL 3-PTS REBOUNDS Year G/GS FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2001-02 32/0 58-117 .496 1-10 .100 21-36 .583 28-37 65 2.0 34-1 25 22 4 29 138 4.3 2002-03 32/0 62-118 .525 0-2 .000 14-25 .560 22-64 86 2.7 33-0 60 37 8 26 138 4.3 2003-04 31/31 135-270 .500 1-5 .200 23-59 .390 54-112 166 5.4 55-0 102 51 13 55 294 9.5 2004-05 34/34 169-296 .571 0-3 .000 30-54 .556 64-106 170 5.0 53-0 128 67 15 51 368 10.8 Totals 129/65 424-801 .529 2-20 .100 88-174 .506 168-319 487 3.8 175-1 315 177 40 161 938 7.3 NCAA Career 10/4 35-61 .574 0-0 .000 3-9 .333 9-28 37 3.7 17-0 24 19 3 12 73 7.3 28 2004-05 SU Men’s Basketball 2004-05 Syracuse Men’s Basketball SU Basketball: 30 NCAA Tournaments ◆ 4 NCAA Final Fours ◆ 2002-03 NCAA Champions Roberts Season and Career Highs Points Season: 20 vs. Hofstra Career: 20 vs. Hofstra, 2004-05 Sophomore ● 6-9 ● 228 ● FG Made St. Anthony’s High School Season: 8 vs. Hofstra Career: 8 vs. Hofstra, 2004-05 FG Attempted Season: 11 vs. Colgate Career: 11 vs. Colgate, 2004-05 3-Point FG Made Season: 1 at St. John’s, vs. Colgate ● In seven starts, Roberts averaged 8.4 points, 5.7 rebounds and 2.0 steals per game. Career: 1 at St. John’s, vs. Colgate, 2004-05; vs. ● Roberts has grabbed at least two rebounds in 28-of-33 appearances this season. Binghamton, 2003-04 ● The 16 points Roberts tallied against Cornell, all were scored in the second half. 3-Point FG Attempted ● 47 of his 95 baskets this year are dunks. Season: 1 vs. St. John’s, at Pittsburgh, St. John’s, vs. ● Roberts made his fi rst career start againt St. John’s. Albany, Rice, St. Bonaventure, Colgate ● He recorded his fi rst career double-double against Providence with 14 points and 10 rebounds. Career: 1 vs. St. John’s, at Pittsburgh, St. John’s, vs. Albany, Roberts Game-by-Game 2004-05 Rice, St. Bonaventure, Colgate, 2004-05; at Miami, vs. Colgate, vs. Binghamton, vs. Rhode Island, 2003-04 Opponent MP FG 3PT FT REB F A T B S TP FT Made Northern Colorado 8 3-3 0-0 2-3 3 3 0 0 0 1 8 Princeton 26 3-5 0-0 2-3 6 3 0 0 0 2 8 Season: 6 vs. Cornell vs. Mississippi State 8 1-2 0-0 0-2 4 1 0 0 0 0 2 Career: 6 vs. Cornell, 2004-05 vs. Memphis 19 2-2 0-0 3-6 2 3 0 1 2 0 7 FT Attempted at Siena 9 0-2 0-0 0-0 4 0 0 3 0 0 0 St. Bonaventure 11 3-5 0-1 1-2 0 4 0 1 1 0 7 Season: 6 vs. Seton Hall, Hofstra, Cornell, Memphis Colgate 31 6-11 1-1 0-0 8 3 1 6 4 1 13 Career: 6 vs. Hofstra, Cornell, Memphis, 2004-05 vs. Oklahoma State 22 4-8 0-0 0-0 4 5 0 0 1 0 8 Rebounds Drexel 24 3-4 0-0 0-0 4 2 4 0 0 1 6 Season and Career: 10 vs. Providence, 2004-05 Cornell 19 5-6 0-0 6-6 0 1 0 4 2 3 16 Rice 13 1-3 0-1 0-0 3 4 0 1 1 0 2 Offensive Rebounds Albany 24 2-8 0-1 1-2 6 3 2 3 1 2 5 Season and Career: 7 vs. Hofstra, 2004-05 Hofstra 37 8-8 0-0 4-6 9 2 2 3 0 2 20 Defensive Rebounds: at St. John’s 16 3-3 1-1 0-2 0 1 0 0 2 2 7 Seton Hall 20 3-5 0-0 3-6 2 3 2 0 2 0 9 Season and Career: 5 vs. West Virginia (BET), at Notre Dame 15 3-5 0-0 3-4 8 4 1 2 0 0 9 Providence, at Notre Dame, vs. Princeton, 2004-05 at Providence 17 3-3 0-0 0-0 2 5 1 3 0 1 6 Assists Georgetown 11 0-2 0-0 1-2 1 4 0 0 1 0 1 West Virginia 16 2-5 0-0 4-4 2 2 1 2 2 1 8 Season and Career: 4 vs. Drexel, 2004-05 at Rutgers 12 2-5 0-0 1-1 3 3 0 1 0 0 5 Steals at Pittsburgh 13 2-3 0-1 0-0 2 2 0 1 1 0 4 Season: 3 vs. Cornell Notre Dame 13 0-2 0-0 2-6 4 3 0 2 2 2 2 Connecticut 26 4-10 0-0 4-5 5 5 1 2 1 2 12 Career: 3 vs. Cornell, 2004-05 at Villanova 5 1-3 0-0 1-4 3 2 0 1 1 0 3 Blocks: Pittsburgh 19 4-5 0-0 1-3 5 5 1 2 2 1 9 Season: 4 vs. Colgate at Boston College 5 1-2 0-0 0-0 0 3 0 0 0 1 2 Career: 4 vs. Colgate, 2004-05 St. John’s 24 4-5 0-1 1-2 4 5 3 1 0 2 9 Providence 19 6-9 0-0 2-3 10 3 1 0 0 2 14 Minutes at Connecticut 19 2-5 0-0 2-4 2 5 0 1 0 1 6 Season and Career: 37 vs. Hofstra, 2004-05 vs. Rutgers (BET) 24 3-6 0-0 1-4 4 1 0 2 0 2 7 vs. Connecticut (BET) 23 4-8 0-0 0-1 5 4 0 2 1 2 8 vs. West Virginia (BET) 32 4-7 0-0 0-0 8 3 0 1 1 2 8 vs. Vermont (NCAA) 30 3-7 0-0 1-2 7 2 0 1 0 3 7

Roberts’ Career Statistics TOTAL 3-PTS REBOUNDS Year G/GS FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2003-04 26/0 21-58 .362 1-6 .167 12-23 .522 15-39 54 2.1 45-0 5 16 10 11 55 2.1 2004-05 33/7 95-167 .569 2-7 .286 46-83 .554 61-69 130 3.9 99-6 20 46 28 36 238 7.2 Totals 59/7 116-225 .516 3-13 .231 58-106 .547 76-108 184 3.1 144-6 25 62 38 47 293 5.0 NCAA Career 4/1 6-11 .545 0-0 .000 4-6 .667 5-10 15 3.8 7-0 0 3 0 4 16 4.0 29 www.suathletics.com 2004-05 Syracuse Men’s Basketball SU Basketball: 30 NCAA Tournaments ◆ 4 NCAA Final Fours ◆ 2002-03 NCAA Champions Warrick Season and Career Highs Points Season and Career: 36 vs. Providence, 2004-05 FG Made Season and Career: 12 vs. Providence, 2004-05 Senior ● 6-8 ● 219 FG Attempted Season: 19 at Connecticut, vs. Albany Friends Central School Career: 20 vs. Notre Dame, at Notre Dame, 2003-04 3-Point FG Made Season and Career: 2 vs. Connecticut (BET), 2004-05 3-Point FG Attempted Season and Career: 4 vs. Connecticut (BET); at Connecticut, 2004-05 FT Made Season: 15 at Connecticut, vs. St. John’s ● Warrick was a preseason candidate for the Naismith, Rupp and Wooden awards, each presented Career: 18 vs. Rhode Island, 2003-04 to the Division I Player of the Year. FT Attempted Season: 22 at Connecticut ● Warrick was named to Dick Vitale’s All-Rolls Royce First Team on March 14. Career: 22 at Connecticut, 2004-05; vs. Rhode Island, 2003-04 ● SU was 82-19 when Warrick scores 10-or-more points. Rebounds ● Warrick scored in double-digits in 61 straight games. Season: 15 at Siena Career: 18 at Georgetown, 2002-03 ● Warrick recorded a career-best nine slam dunks versus Providence. Offensive Rebounds ● The game at St. John’s was Warrick’s 100th career start. Season: 7 vs. Connecticut (BET), at Villanova ● Warrick had a career-high scoring output of 36 points against Providence. Career: 11 vs. Connecticut (BET), 2002-03 Defensive Rebounds Warrick Game-by-Game 2004-05 Season: 11 at Siena Career: 12 at Georgetown, 2002-03 Opponent MP FG 3PT FT REB F A T B S TP Assists Northern Colorado 29 8-12 0-2 3-4 10 0 5 3 4 0 19 Season: 5 at Siena, vs. Northern Colorado Princeton 40 6-9 0-0 8-10 6 2 1 5 2 3 20 Career: 7 vs. Virginia Tech, 2003-04 vs. Mississippi State 38 10-15 0-0 1-2 10 1 2 0 1 0 21 Steals vs. Memphis 38 9-16 0-0 7-9 4 2 1 3 0 1 25 Season: 3 at Connecticut, vs. Colgate, Princeton at Siena 40 4-12 0-1 5-10 15 2 5 3 0 1 13 Career: 5 vs. Canisius, Cornell, 2002-03 St. Bonaventure 33 7-10 0-0 4-8 11 1 2 2 2 1 18 Blocks Colgate 38 10-14 1-2 2-4 9 1 0 3 2 3 23 Season: 4 vs. Northern Colorado vs. Oklahoma State 38 4-12 0-0 5-13 11 4 0 3 1 0 13 Career: 6 vs. St. Bonaventure, 2001-02 Binghamton 32 7-11 1-2 5-6 5 2 3 4 0 1 20 Minutes Drexel 40 8-13 1-1 4-4 7 0 3 1 3 0 21 Season: 45 vs. Georgetown Cornell 36 9-16 1-1 0-0 10 2 0 5 3 2 19 Career: 45 vs. Georgetown, 2004-05; at Pittsburgh, 2003-04 Rice 38 8-13 0-1 3-5 7 2 2 1 2 1 19 Albany 37 9-19 0-2 4-7 14 1 2 5 1 0 22 Hofstra 40 10-17 0-0 9-12 6 2 1 2 0 0 29 at St. John’s 39 8-15 0-1 6-8 6 3 2 4 0 0 22 Seton Hall 36 4-13 1-2 5-6 9 2 1 3 1 0 14 at Notre Dame 34 5-9 0-0 2-10 5 4 1 1 0 0 12 at Providence 40 10-15 0-0 5-9 12 1 1 0 0 2 25 Georgetown 45 7-11 0-0 11-16 11 3 1 0 1 2 25 West Virginia 40 7-13 1-1 7-8 13 3 4 2 0 0 22 at Rutgers 31 7-15 0-1 7-12 7 4 1 3 0 2 21 ◗ at Pittsburgh 40 7-12 1-1 10-15 4 4 3 2 0 1 25 Nov. 22 Player of the Week Notre Dame 40 7-12 0-1 6-11 6 1 0 2 2 0 20 Dec. 6 ◗ Co-Player of the Week Connecticut 34 6-13 0-0 4-7 7 4 0 3 0 1 16 at Villanova 40 10-14 0-0 12-16 12 3 0 2 1 1 32 Jan. 24 ◗ Co-Player of the Week Pittsburgh 35 4-10 0-2 4-4 3 4 0 0 0 1 12 ◗ at Boston College 40 5-11 0-0 2-4 4 3 0 4 0 1 12 Feb. 14 Co-Player of the Week St. John’s 38 10-15 0-0 15-19 10 2 3 3 0 2 35 Feb. 28 ◗ Player of the Week Providence 38 12-17 0-1 12-13 6 4 1 0 1 2 36 at Connecticut 39 5-19 0-4 15-22 6 2 2 1 0 3 25 BIG EAST Player of the Year vs. Rutgers (BET) 33 8-14 0-0 7-7 13 2 1 2 0 1 23 vs. Connecticut (BET) 33 8-16 2-4 8-13 10 4 1 1 0 0 26 BIG EAST Dave Gavitt Award vs. West Virginia (BET) 38 6-13 0-0 8-11 13 1 0 3 0 0 20 (Tournament MVP) vs. Vermont (NCAA) 45 8-16 0-1 5-5 12 3 1 10 0 1 21 First Team All-BIG EAST Warrick’s Career Statistics TOTAL 3-PTS REBOUNDS Year G/GS FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2001-02 35/19 95-172 .552 1-2 .500 23-60 .383 70-98 168 4.8 71-1 18 40 22 20 214 6.1 2002-03 35/35 197-364 .541 0-1 .000 124-186 .667 112-185 297 8.5 94-4 57 92 44 49 518 14.8 2003-04 31/31 222-434 .512 0-6 .000 171-247 .692 98-168 266 8.6 84-1 82 96 35 29 615 19.8 2004-05 34/34 253-462 .548 9-31 .290 211-310 .681 106-188 294 8.6 79-0 50 86 27 33 726 21.4 Totals 135/119 767-1,432 .536 10-40 .250 529-803 .659 386-639 1,025 7.6 328-6 207 314 128 131 2,073 15.4 NCAA Career 10/10 56-109 .514 0-1 .000 49-65 .754 20-45 65 6.5 32-1 20 42 13 11 161 16.1 30 2004-05 SU Men’s Basketball 2004-05 Syracuse Men’s Basketball SU Basketball: 30 NCAA Tournaments ◆ 4 NCAA Final Fours ◆ 2002-03 NCAA Champions

The Naismith Trophy Hakim Warrick and Gerry McNamara, who made the mid-season cut from 50 to 30 Senior Class Award The Wooden Award candidates for the 2005 Naismith Trophy, were Hakim Warrick is among the 10 senior Hakim Warrick was one of 10 players not among the four finalists for the award. male college basketball players who have been selected to the 2005 Wooden Award All- The four finalists – Andrew Bogut (Utah), named as fi nalists for the fourth annual Bayer America Team. The five finalists for the Wooden Chris Paul (Wake Forest), J.J. Redick (Duke) Advantage® Senior CLASS Award. The award is Award were selected from members of the and Wayne Simien (Kansas) – were named presented annually during the men’s Final Four All-American Team. Both were announced on March 20. The Naismith Trophy winner will be to the Division I senior player-of-the-year. March 29. recognized at the NCAA Men’s Final Four. The award’s organizing committee Created in 1976, the Wooden Award is The Naismith Trophy is given by the Atlanta announced a list of 30 candidates on November bestowed upon the nation’s best player at an Tipoff Club to the men’s player of the year. 29. A national media committee then selected 10 institution of higher education who is making finalists for the award on March 1. Nationwide progress toward graduation and maintaining a A Preseason Top 50 list was compiled by fan balloting will be coupled with voting by cumulative 2.0 grade-point average. the Atlanta Tipoff Club’s Board of Selectors, coaches and media to determine the winners. The 2005 Award ceremony will be held at comprised of leading basketball journalists, The Senior Class Award – an acronym for The Los Angeles Athletic Club on April 9, 2005. coaches and administrators from around the Celebrating Loyalty and Achievement for SU’s Gerry McNamara was on the Wooden country. On February 8, the Board of Selectors Staying in School – was launched in 2001. It is Award midseason Top 30 list. narrowed its pre-season list to a Top 30. designed to honor the attributes of seniors who Wooden Award All-America Team remain committed to their university and elect Andrew Bogut Utah to pursue the rewards a senior season can bring. Daniel Brown Illinois The Fourth Annual Tribute Gala for the Francisco Garcia Louisville Bayer Advantage Senior CLASS Award will be Sean May North Carolina held on Saturday, April 30, 2005, in Kansas City, Chris Paul Wake Forest Mo. The event is hosted by the Pride of Kansas J.J. Redick Duke City Foundation. Wayne Simien Kansas Salim Stoudamire Arizona Bayer Advantage Senior Class Award Hakim Warrick Syracuse Taylor Coppenrath Vermont Deron Williams Illinois Travis Diener Marquette Daniel Ewing Duke Wooden Award Finalists Joey Graham Oklahoma State Andrew Bogut Utah John Lucas, Jr. Oklahoma State Dee Brown Illinois Lawrence Roberts Mississippi State Sean May North Carolina Wayne Simien Kansas J.J. Redick Duke The Rupp Trophy Chris Thomas Notre Dame Wayne Simien Kansas Ronny Turiaf Gonzaga Hakim Warrick was named to the Adolph Hakim Warrick Syracuse Rupp All-America Team and was one of fi ve fi nalists for the 2004-05 Adolph F. Rupp Trophy. The Rupp Trophy winner, Duke’s J.J. Redick, was announced on March 31 at the Final Four. An original “watch list” of 21 players was Hak’s Slams reduced to 10 fi nalists on March 1. The All- America Team was announced on March 21. The Rupp Trophy is presented annually Year GP Dunks Avg. to the top player in NCAA Division I men’s basketball. A committ ee of 40 national sportswriters, coaches, and sports administrators selects the recipient. 2001-02 35 36 1.0 The Trophy is sponsored by the Commonwealth Club of Kentucky, a non-profi t organization whose primary mission is to 2002-03 35 80 2.3 preserve the legaacy of the late Adolph Rupp, the former coach at Kentucky. Rupp All-America Team 2003-04 31 76 2.5 Rupp Trophy Finalists Andrew Bogut Utah 2004-05 34 105 3.1 Sean May North Carolina Chris Paul Wake Forest J.J. Reddick Duke Totals 135 297 2.2 Hakim Warrick Syracuse 31 www.suathletics.com 2004-05 Syracuse Men’s Basketball SU Basketball: 30 NCAA Tournaments ◆ 4 NCAA Final Fours ◆ 2002-03 NCAA Champions

Senior ● 6-8 ● 219 Sporting News All-American Friends Central School First Team Second Team Andrew Bogut, Utah Ike Diogu, Arizona State Dee Brown, Illinois Sean May, North Carolina Chris Paul, Wake Forest Salim Stoudamire, Arizona J.J. Redick, Duke Hakim Warrick, Syracuse Wayne Simien, Kansas Deron Williams, Illinois

Sports Illustrated All-American First Team Second Team Associated Press All-American Andrew Bogut, Utah Sean May, North Carolina First Team Second Team Dee Brown, Illinois Chris Paul, Wake Forest Andrew Bogut, Utah Dee Brown, Illinois Ike Diogu, Arizona State Salim Stoudamire, Arizona Chris Paul, Wake Forest Ike Diogu, Arizona State J.J. Redick, Duke Hakim Warrick, Syracuse J.J. Redick, Duke Luther Head, Illinois Wayne Simien, Kansas Sheldon Williams, Duke Wayne Simen, Kansas Sean May, North Carolina NABC All-American Hakim Warrick, Syracuse Salim Stoudamire, Arizona First Team Third Team Third Team Chris Paul, Wake Forest Joey Graham, Oklahoma St. Raymond Felton, North Carolina Andrew Bogut, Utah Salim Stoudamire, Arizona Joey Graham, Oklahoma State Wayne Simien, Kansas Rashad McCants, North Carolina Nate Robinson, Washington J.J. Redick, Duke Nate Robinson, Washington Deron Williams, Illinois Hakim Warrick, Syracuse Craig Smith, Boston College Sheldon Williams, Duke Second Team Deron Williams, Illinois Dee Brown, Illinois USBWA All-American Ike Diogu, Arizona State First Team Second Team Francisco Garcia, Louisville Andrew Bogut, Utah Ike Diogu, Arizona State Lurther Head, Illinois Dee Brown, Illinois Luther Head, Illinois Chris Paul, Wake Forest Sean May, North Carolina Basketball Times All-American J.J. Redick, Duke Salim Stoudamire, Arizona Wayne Simien, Kansas Hakim Warrick, Syracuse First Team Second Team Andrew Bogut, Utah Dee Brown, Illinois Chris Paul, Wake Forest Eddie Basden, Charlotte USBWA All-District 2 Ronald Ross, Texas Tech Ike Diogu, Arizona State (New York, New Jersey, Delaware, Washington D.C.) J.J. Redick, Duke Channing Frye, Arizona Rivals.com Player of the Year District Player of the Year: Hakim Warrick, Syracuse Wayne Simien, Kansas Sean May, North Carolina Hakim Warrick, Syracuse District Coach of the Year: Joe Mihalich, Niagara Third Team Rivals.com All-American Turner Battle, Buffalo Gerry McNamara, Syracuse Danny Granger, New Mexico Keydren Clark, St. Peter’s Peter Mulligan, Manhattan Luther Head, Illinois First Team Second Team Jerry Johnson, Rider T.J. Thompson, G. Washington Nate Robinson, Washington Sean May, North Carolina Andrew Bogut, Utah Daryll Hill, St. John’s Loren Stokes, Hofstra Hakim Warrick, Syracuse Chris Paul, Wake Forest Dee Brown, Illinois Juan Mendez, Niagara Hakim Warrick, Syracuse Sheldon Williams, Duke J.J. Redick, Duke Raymond Felton, North Carolina Wayne Simien, Kansas John Lucas, Oklahoma State Hakim Warrick, Syracuse Shelden Williams, Duke Third Team Brandon Bass, LSU Ike Diogu, Arizona State CollegeInsider.com Player of the Year Jarrett Jack, Georgia Tech Hakim Warrick, Syracuse Salim Stoudamire, Arizona CollegeInsider.com All-American Kennedy Winston, Alabama Andrew Bogut, Utah Chris Paul, Wake Forest Taylor Coppenrath, Vermont J.J. Redick, Duke Ike Diogu, Arizona State Wayne Simien, Kansas Raymond Felton, North Carolina Salim Stoudamire, Arizona Michael Harris, Rice Ronny Turiaf, Gonzaga Luther Head, Illinois Hakim Warrick Syracuse Adam Morrison, Gonzaga Deron Williams, Illinois Sean May, North Carolina Kennedy Winston, Alabama

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Senior ● 6-8 ● 219 Friends Central School

Season Free Throws SU Season Points Career Field Goals Attempted Name FTM-FTA Pct. Years No. Name Games Points Avg. Years Name FTM-FTA Pct. Years 1. John Wallace 222-291 .763 1995-96 1. John Wallace 38 845 22.2 1995-96 1. Lawrence Moten 838-1,736 .483 1991-95 Greg Kohls 222-257 .864 1971-72 2. Dave Bing 28 794 28.4 1965-66 2. Preston Shumpert 650-1,487 .437 1998-02 3. Hakim Warrick 211-310 .681 2004-05 3. Carmelo Anthony 35 778 22.2 2002-03 3. Sherman Douglas 797-1,482 .538 1985-89 4. Derrick Coleman 188-263 .715 1989-90 4. Greg Kohls 28 748 26.7 1971-72 4. Dennis DuVal 668-1,481 .451 1971-74 5. Dave Bing 178-222 .715 1989-90 5. Preston Shumpert 36 744 20.7 2001-02 5. Dave Bing 729-1,473 .495 1963-66 6. Chuck Richards 174-237 .734 1963-64 Billy Owens 32 744 23.3 1990-91 6. John Wallace 784-1,471 .533 1992-96 7. Hakim Warrick 171-247 .692 2003-04 7. Hakim Warrick 34 726 21.4 2004-05 7. Rafael Addison 779-1,458 .534 1982-86 Derrick Coleman 171-247 .692 1988-89 8. Rudy Hackett 32 709 22.2 1974-75 8. Hakim Warrick 767-1,432 .536 2001-05 Vincent Cohen 171-246 .695 1956-57 9. Sherman Douglas 38 693 18.2 1988-89 9. Stephen Thompson 801-1,431 .560 1986-90 10. Carmelo Anthony 168-238 .706 2002-03 10. Stephen Thompson 38 683 18.0 1988-89 10. Billy Owens 706-1,399 .505 1988-91 SU Career Points Career Free Throws SU Career Rebounds Name FTM-FTA Pct. Years No. Name Games Points Avg. Years No. Name G Rebs. Avg. Years 1. Derrick Coleman 587-858 .684 1986-90 1. Lawrence Moten 121 2,334 19.3 1991-95 1. Derrick Coleman 143 1,537 10.7 1986-90 2. Hakim Warrick 529-803 .659 2001-05 2. Derrick Coleman 143 2,143 15.0 1986-90 2. Rony Seikaly 136 1,094 8.0 1984-88 3. John Wallace 510-691 .738 1992-96 3. John Wallace 127 2,119 16.7 1992-96 3. John Wallace 127 1,065 8.4 1992-96 4. Lawrence Moten 461-644 .716 1991-95 4. Hakim Warrick 135 2,073 15.4 2001-02 4. Hakim Warrick 135 1,025 7.6 2001-05 5. Dave Bing 438-563 .778 1963-66 5. Sherman Douglas 138 2,060 14.9 1985-89 5. Jon Cincebox 69 1,004 14.6 1956-59 6. Rony Seikaly 412-715 .576 1984-88 6. Stephen Thompson 144 1,956 13.6 1986-90 6. Rudy Hackett 89 990 11.4 1972-75 7. Sherman Douglas 397-571 .695 1985-89 7. Preston Shumpert134 1,907 14.2 1998-02 7. Roosevelt Bouie 118 987 8.4 1976-80 8. Greg Kohls 388-471 .824 1969-72 8. Dave Bing 76 1,883 24.8 1963-66 8. Billy Owens 103 910 8.8 1988-91 9. Bill Smith 379-623 .608 1968-71 9. Rafael Addison 126 1,876 14.9 1982-86 9. Bill Smith 70 903 12.9 1968-71 10. Billy Owens 378-554 .682 1988-91 10. Eric Santifer 124 1,845 14.9 1979-83 10. Louis Orr 116 881 7.6 1976-80 Season Free Throws Attempted Season Field Goals Season Consecutive Double-Figure Name FTM-FTA Pct. Year Name FTM-FTA Pct. Years Scoring Games 1. Hakim Warrick 211-310 .681 2004-05 1. Dave Bing 308-569 .541 1965-66 Name Games Year 2. John Wallace 222-291 .763 1995-96 2. Stephen Thompson 297-465 .639 1988-89 1. John Wallace 38 1995-96* 3. Derrick Coleman 188-263 .715 1989-90 3. John Wallace 293-599 .489 1995-96 2. Carmelo Anthony 35 2002-03* 4. Greg Kohls 222-257 .864 1971-72 4. Billy Owens 282-554 .509 1990-91 3. Hakim Warrick 34 2004-05* 5. Bill Smith 147-248 .593 1970-71 5. Rudy Hackett 280-482 .581 1974-75 4. Billy Owens 32 1990-91* 6. Hakim Warrick 171-247 .690 2003-04 6. Carmelo Anthony 277-612 .453 2002-03 Dave Johnson 32 1990-91* Derrick Coleman 171-247 .692 1988-89 7. Sherman Douglas 272-498 .546 1988-89 *all games 8. Vincent Cohen 171-246 .695 1956-57 8. Greg Kohls 263-591 .433 1971-72 9. Carmelo Anthony 168-238 .706 2002-03 9. Preston Shumpert 256-591 .433 2001-02 Career Consecutive Double-Figure 10. Charles Richards 141-235 .600 1963-64 10. Hakim Warrick 253-462 .548 2004-05 Scoring Games Name Games Years Career Free Throws Attempted Career Field Goals 1. Dave Bing 66 1964-66 Name FTM-FTA Pct. Years Name FTM-FTA Pct. Years 2. Lawrence Moten 62 1993-95 1. Derrick Coleman 587-858 .684 1986-90 1. Lawrence Moten 838-1,736 .483 1991-95 3. Hakim Warrick 61 2003-04 2. Hakim Warrick 529-803 .659 2001-05 2. Stephen Thompson 801-1,431 .560 1986-90 4. Greg Kohls 58 1970-72 3. Rony Seikaly 412-715 .576 1984-88 3. Sherman Douglas 797-1,482 .538 1985-89 5. Dave Johnson 46 1990-92 4. John Wallace 510-691 .738 1992-96 4. John Wallace 784-1,471 .533 1992-96 John Wallace 46 1994-96 5. Lawrence Moten 461-644 .716 1991-95 5. Rafael Addison 779-1,458 .534 1982-86 7. Billy Owens 37 1989-91 6. Bill Smith 379-623 .608 1968-71 6. Derrick Coleman 770-1,356 .568 1986-90 8. Carmelo Anthony 35 2002-03* 7. Etan Thomas 350-585 .598 1996-00 7. Hakim Warrick 767-1,432 .536 2001-05 9. Erich Santifer 34 1980-82 10. Bill Smith 32 1970-71 8. Sherman Douglas 397-571 .695 1985-89 8. Erich Santifer 742-1,362 .545 1979-83 *all games 9. Dave Bing 438-563 .778 1963-66 9. Dave Bing 729-1,473 .495 1963-66 10. Billy Owens 378-554 .682 1988-91 10. Billy Owens 706-1,399 .505 1988-91

33 www.suathletics.com 2004-05 Syracuse Men’s Basketball SU Basketball: 2930 NCAA Tournaments ◆ 4 NCAA Final Fours ◆ 2002-03 NCAA Champions Watkins Season and Career Highs Points Darryl Watkins Season and Career: 14 vs. Drexel, 2004-05 FG Made Sophomore ● 6-11 ● 258 ● Season and Career: 6 vs. Drexel, Northern Colorado, ● 2004-05 FG Attempted Season and Career: 9 vs. Drexel, 2004-05 3-Point FG Made Season and Career: 0 3-Point FG Attempted Season and Career: 0 ● In the three BIG EAST Tournament games, Watkins averaged 26.0 minutes played, 3.0 points, FT Made 6.7 rebounds and 2.0 blocks an outing. Season and Career: 4 vs. St. Bonaventure, 2004-05 ● Watkins has produced double-digit scoring outputs in three games this season. FT Attempted ● Watkins free-throw percentage has improved from last year’s .167 mark to .500 this season. Season: 5 vs. St. Bonaventure ● Watkins had surgery on his right thumb on Thursday, December 30 and was out of the lineup until the Rutgers game. Career: 6 at Connecticut, 2003-04 Rebounds Watkins Game-by-Game 2004-05 Season and Career: 13 vs. Drexel, 2004-05 Opponent MP FG 3PT FT REB F A T B S TP Offensive Rebounds Northern Colorado 18 6-7 0-0 0-1 5 2 1 4 4 2 12 Season and Career: 6 vs. Drexel, 2004-05 vs. Mississippi State 5 1-3 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 1 0 2 Defensive Rebounds vs. Memphis 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 at Siena 15 2-3 0-0 2-3 5 4 1 2 3 0 6 Season and Career: 7 vs. Connecticut (BET), Drexel, 2004-05 St. Bonaventure 19 4-5 0-0 4-5 3 3 0 1 2 0 12 Assists Colgate 8 1-2 0-0 0-0 2 0 0 1 0 0 2 Season and Career: 3 vs. Rutgers (BET), 2004-05 vs. Oklahoma State 8 0-0 0-0 1-4 1 2 0 0 0 2 1 Binghamton 29 4-7 0-0 0-0 8 1 0 0 6 0 8 Steals Drexel 33 6-9 0-0 2-2 13 0 1 2 3 0 14 Season and Career: 2 vs. Oklahoma State, Northern Cornell 13 1-1 0-0 0-0 2 3 0 0 0 0 2 Colorado, 2004-05 Rice 19 2-4 0-0 0-0 4 2 1 1 1 0 4 Albany 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 2 0 0 1 0 0 Blocks at Rutgers 8 0-0 0-0 1-4 1 2 0 0 2 0 1 Season and Career: 6 vs. Binghamton, 2005-05 at Pittsburgh 7 0-1 0-0 1-2 2 4 0 0 1 0 4 Minutes Notre Dame 7 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 Season and Career: 33 vs. Drexel, 2004-05 Connecticut 23 2-2 0-0 0-0 4 4 0 2 1 0 4 at Villanova 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 Pittsburgh 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 at Boston College 24 3-5 0-0 1-2 6 4 0 0 1 0 7 St. John’s 18 4-5 0-0 0-0 7 4 0 0 3 0 8 Providence 8 1-2 0-0 0-1 0 0 2 0 1 0 2 at Connecticut 6 0-1 0-0 0-0 2 5 0 0 0 0 0 vs. Rutgers (BET) 24 2-4 0-0 1-2 5 2 3 1 0 1 5 vs. Connecticut (BET) 31 1-4 0-0 0-0 9 4 1 0 5 1 2 vs. West Virginia (BET) 23 1-2 0-0 0-0 6 2 1 0 1 0 2 vs. Vermont (NCAA) 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0

Watkins’ Career Statistics TOTAL 3-PTS REBOUNDS Year G/GS FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2003-04 13/0 9-25 .360 0-0 .000 3-18 .167 11-13 24 2.0 19-0 2 3 15 2 21 1.8 2004-05 26/0 41-67 .612 0-0 .000 13-26 .500 30-57 87 3.3 55-1 11 15 37 6 95 3.7 Totals 39/0 50-92 .543 0-0 .000 16-44 .364 41-70 111 2.8 74-1 13 18 52 8 116 3.0 NCAA Career 1/0 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-1 1 1.0 1-0 0 1 0 0 0 0.0 34 2004-05 SU Men’s Basketball 2004-05 Syracuse Men’s Basketball SU Basketball: 2930 NCAA Tournaments ◆ 4 NCAA Final Fours ◆ 2002-03 NCAA Champions Wright Season and Career Highs Points Dayshawn Wright Season and Career: 5 vs. Cornell, 2004-05 FG Made ● ● Freshman 6-6 232 Season and Career: 1 vs. Albany, Cornell, Northern Oak Hill Academy (Va.) Colorado, 2004-05 FG Attempted Season and Career: 2 vs. Albany, St. Bonaventure, Northern Colorado, 2004-05 3-Point FG Made Season and Career: 0 3-Point FG Attempted Dayshawn Wright Game-by-Game 2004-05 Season and Career: 0 Opponent MP FG 3PT FT REB F A T B S TP FT Made Northern Colorado 12 1-2 0-0 1-2 5 0 2 0 0 0 3 at Siena 13 0-1 0-0 2-2 1 1 0 3 2 0 2 Season and Career: 3 vs. Cornell, 2004-05 St. Bonaventure 8 0-2 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 FT Attempted Binghamton 3 0-1 0-0 0-0 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 Season and Career: 4 vs. Cornell, 2004-05 Cornell 4 1-1 0-0 3-4 1 0 0 0 0 0 5 Rice 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Rebounds Albany 7 1-2 0-0 1-2 2 2 1 0 0 0 3 Season and Career: 5 vs. Northern Colorado, 2004-05 at St. John’s 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Offensive Rebounds Seton Hall 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Season and Career: 3 vs. Northern Colorado, 2004-05 vs. Rutgers (BET) 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 Defensive Rebounds Season and Career: 4 vs. Binghamton, 2004-05 Assists Season and Career: 2 vs. Rutgers (BET), vs. Northern Colorado, 2004-05 Steals Season and Career: 0 Blocks Season and Career: 2 at Siena, 2004-05 Minutes Season and Career: 13 at Siena, 2004-05

Wright’s Career Statistics TOTAL 3-PTS REBOUNDS Year G/GS FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2004-05 10/0 3-9 .333 0-0 .000 7-10 .700 5-8 13 1.3 4-0 6 5 2 0 13 1.3

35 www.suathletics.com 2003-04 Syracuse Men’s Basketball SU Basketball: 30 NCAA Tournaments ◆ 4 NCAA Final Fours ◆ 2002-03 NCAA Champions Josh Wright Season and Career Highs Points Josh Wright Season and Career: 5 vs. Binghamton, Northern Colorado, 2004-05 ● ● Freshman 6-2 175 FG Made Proctor High School Season and Career: 2 vs. Binghamton, Northern Colorado, 2004-05 FG Attempted Season and Career: 5 vs. Northern Colorado, 2004-05 3-Point FG Made Season and Career: 1 vs. Albany, Cornell, Binghamton, Northern Colorado, 2004-05 Josh Wright Game-by-Game 2004-05 3-Point FG Attempted Season and Career: 3 vs. Cornell, Northern Colorado, Opponent MP FG 3PT FT REB F A T B S TP Northern Colorado 18 2-5 1-3 0-0 1 1 3 1 0 1 5 2004-05 vs. Mississippi State 5 1-2 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 FT Made vs. Memphis 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 Season and Career: 2 vs. St. Bonaventure, 2004-05 at Siena 11 0-1 0-1 0-0 1 2 0 3 0 0 0 St. Bonaventure 15 1-2 0-1 2-3 1 0 6 1 0 1 4 FT Attempted Colgate 7 0-1 0-0 0-0 1 0 4 0 0 0 0 Season and Career: 3 vs. St. Bonaventure, 2004-05 vs. Oklahoma State 3 0-2 0-1 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 Rebounds Binghamton 15 2-3 1-1 0-1 1 1 6 2 0 0 5 Cornell 17 1-4 1-3 1-2 1 0 1 1 0 2 4 Season and Career: 1 vs. Rutgers (BET), vs. St. John’s, Rice 10 1-2 0-1 0-0 0 1 3 0 0 0 2 Seton Hall, Albany, Cornell, Binghamton, Oklahoma Albany 8 1-4 1-1 0-0 1 4 0 2 0 0 3 State, Colgate, St. Bonaventure, at Siena, vs. at St. John’s 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 Mississippi State, Northern Colorado, 2004-05 Seton Hall 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 2 1 0 0 0 St. John’s 20 0-3 0-1 1-2 1 1 4 3 0 2 1 Offensive Rebounds Providence 5 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 Season and Career: 1 vs. Albany, 2004-05 at Connecticut 8 0-2 0-2 0-0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 Defensive Rebounds vs. Rutgers (BET) 8 0-1 0-1 0-0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 vs. Connecticut (BET) 2 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 Season and Career: 1 vs. Rutgers (BET), vs. St. John’s, vs. West Virginia (BET) 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Seton Hall, Cornell, Binghamton, Oklahoma State, Colgate, St. Bonaventure, at Siena, vs. Mississippi State, Northern Colorado, 2004-05 Assists Season and Career: 6 vs. Binghamton, St. Bonaventure, 2004-05 Steals Season and Career: 2 vs. St. John’s, Cornell, 2004-05 Blocks Season and Career: 0 Minutes Season and Career: 20 vs. St. John’s, 2004-05

Josh Wright’s Career Statistics TOTAL 3-PTS REBOUNDS Year G/GS FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2004-05 19/0 9-34 .265 4-16 .250 4-8 .500 1-11 12 0.6 13-0 33 18 0 8 26 1.4 36 2004-05 SU Men’s Basketball 2004-05 SyracuseHeading Record SU Basketball: 30 NCAA Tournaments ◆ 4 NCAA Final Fours ◆ 2002-03 NCAA Champions Overall BIG EAST NCAA SU Players’ Scoring Overall BIG EAST NCAA SU overall 27-7 11-5 0-1 Five in double digits 1-0 SU at home 16-2 6-2 Four in double digits 9-0 5-0 SU on the road 6-3 5-3 Three in double digits 13-5 5-4 SU at neutral sites 5-2 0-1 Two in double digits 4-2 1-1 0-1 SU in overtime 1-1 1-0 0-1 One in double digits Halftime Three with 20-or-more points SU led at the half 23-4 9-2 0-1 Two with 20-or-more points 6-1 3-1 SU trailed at the half 2-2 2-2 One with 20-or-more points 16-3 6-1 0-1 Tied at the half 2-1 0-1 One with 30-or-more points 3-0 3-0 Rebounding One with 40-or-more points SU outrebounded Opp. 21-1 8-0 0-1 Games Decided By. . . Overall BIG EAST SU was outrebounded 4-6 3-5 0-5 points 6-3 4-2 0-1 Rebounds were equal 2-0 6-10 points 3-2 2-2 SU 36-or-more rebounds 17-2 5-1 0-1 11-15 points 8-1 3-0 SU 35-or-less rebounds 10-5 6-4 16 or more points 10-1 2-1 SU 21-or-more def rebounds 23-2 9-1 0-1 By Month SU 20-or-less def. rebounds 3-5 1-4 November 5-0 SU 11-or-more off. rebounds 20-6 7-4 0-1 December 8-1 SU 10-or-less off. rebounds 7-1 4-1 January 7-1 7-1 FG Percentage February 4-3 4-3 SU shot 60-70% FG 1-0 March 3-2 0-1 0-1 SU shot 50-60% FG 14-0 8-0 By Day SU shot 40-50% FG 10-5 3-3 0-1 Monday 3-2 2-2 SU shot 30-40% FG 2-2 0-2 Tuesday 2-1 1-0 SU shot 20-30% FG Wednesday 4-0 2-0 Opp. shot 50-60% FG 2-1 0-1 Thursday 4-0 Opp. shot 40-50% FG 10-4 7-3 Friday 3-1 0-1 Opp. shot 30-40% FG 14-2 4-1 0-1 Saturday 11-3 6-3 Opp. shot 20-30% FG 1-0 Sunday SU outshot Opp. FG% 25-3 11-2 0-1 By Live Television Opp. outshot SU FG% 2-4 0-3 CBS 1-2 1-1 0-1 FT Percentage ESPN 5-5 3-4 SU outshot Opp. FT% 16-2 5-1 0-1 ESPN2 4-0 1-0 Opp. outshot SU FT% 11-5 6-4 ESPN Regional 7-0 4-0 SU shot more FT 21-1 9-1 Time Warner 2-0 1-0 Opp. shot more FT 5-5 1-3 0-1 By Conference W-L SU shot same FT 1-1 1-1 America East (Binghamton, Albany, Vermont) 2-1 Scoring Atlantic 10 (St. Bonvaenture) 1-0 SU scored 100+ pts. 1-0 BIG EAST (at St. John’s, Seton Hall, at Notre Dame, 11-5 SU scored 90-99 pts. 3-0 2-0 at Providence, Georgetown, West Virginia, at Rutgers SU scored 80-89 pts. 7-0 2-0 at Pittsburgh, Notre Dame, Connecticut, at Villanova SU scored 70-79 pts. 11-1 6-1 Pittsburgh, at Boston College, St. John’s, Providence, SU scored 60-69 pts. 4-5 1-4 Connecticut) SU scored 50-59 pts. 1-1 0-1 BIG EAST Tournament (Rutgers, Connecticut, West Virginia) 3-0 SU scored 40-49 pts. Big 12 (Oklahoma State) 0-1 Opp. scored 90-99 pts. Colonial Athletic Association (Drexel, Hofstra) 2-0 Opp. scored 80-89 pts. 1-1 1-1 Conference USA (Memphis) 1-0 Opp. scored 70-79 pts. 5-3 3-2 Independent (N. Colorado) 1-0 Opp. scored 60-69 pts. 10-3 5-2 0-1 Ivy League (Cornell, Princeton) 2-0 Opp. scored 50-59 pts. 10-0 2-0 MAAC (at Siena) 1-0 Opp. scored 40-49 pts. 1-0 Patriot League (Colgate) 1-0 Turnovers SEC (Mississippi State) 1-0 SU 10-or-less turnovers 5-2 2-2 Western Athletic Conference (Rice) 1-0 SU 11-20 turnovers 22-4 9-3 By Starting Lineup W-L SU 21-or-more turnovers 0-1 0-1 Warrick, Nichols, Forth, McNamara, Pace 7-1 Opp. 10-or-less turnovers 2-1 0-1 Warrick, Pace, Forth, McNamara, McCroskey 14-2 Opp. 11-20 turnovers 24-6 11-4 0-1 Warrick, Pace, Forth, McNamara, Edelin 1-2 Opp 21-or-more turnovers 1-0 Warrick, Roberts, Forth, McNamara, Pace 5-2 37 www.suathletics.com HeadingSyracuse Highs and Lows SU Basketball: 30 NCAA Tournaments ◆ 4 NCAA Final Fours ◆ 2002-03 NCAA Champions Syracuse Highs Syracuse Lows Points 104 vs. N. Colorado Points 56 vs. Princeton Points – First Half 53 vs. N. Colorado Points – First Half 20 vs. Notre Dame Points – Second Half 51 vs. Providence Points – Second Half 28 vs. Vermont (NCAA) vs. N. Colorado vs. Princeton Field Goals Made 43 vs. N. Colorado Field Goals Made 18 vs. Notre Dame Field Goal Attempts 75 at Connecticut vs. Princeton Field Goal % .642 (43-67) vs. N. Colorado Field Goal Attempts 40 vs. Notre Dame 3-Point FG Made 9 at St. John’s Field Goal % .307 (23-75) at Connecticut vs. Binghamton 3-Point FG Made 1 vs. Connecticut 3-Point FG Attempts 24 vs. Hofstra 3-Point FG Attempts 7 at Villanova 3-Point FG % .500 (9-18) at St. John’s 3-Point FG % .091 (2-22) at Connecticut Free Throws Made 25 vs. Memphis Free Throws Made 5 vs. Mississippi State Free Throw Attempts 39 at Connecticut Free Throw Attempts 9 vs. Vermont (NCAA) Free Throw % .917 (11-12) vs. Drexel Free Throw % .318 (7-22) vs. Mississippi State Offensive Rebounds 27 vs. Connecticut (BET) Offensive Rebounds 7 vs. Notre Dame Defensive Rebounds 35 at Siena Defensive Rebounds 18 vs. Pittsburgh vs. N. Colorado at St. John’s Rebounds 53 at Siena Rebounds 28 at Pittsburgh Assists 25 vs. N. Colorado at St. John’s Steals 15 vs. Cornell Assists 6 vs. Oklahoma State Blocked Shots 11 vs. N. Colorado Steals 3 vs. Hofstra Turnovers 24 vs. Vermont (NCAA) Blocked Shots 1 vs. Hofstra Fouls 26 at Connecticut Turnovers 6 at Connecticut Fouls 8 vs. Drexel

Opponent Highs Points 88 at Connecticut Opponent Lows Points – 1st Half 54 at Rutgers Points 45 vs. Princeton Points – 2nd Half 53 vs. Oklahoma State Points – 1st Half 19 vs. Vermont (NCAA) Field Goals Made 28 vs. St. Bonaventure Points – 2nd Half 23 vs. Princeton Field Goal Attempts 71 vs. N. Colorado Field Goals Made 15 vs. Princeton Field Goal % .542 (26-48) at Connecticut Field Goal Attempts 38 vs. Princeton 3-Point FG Made 15 vs. Cornell Field Goal % .254 (18-71) vs. Princeton 3-Point FG Attempts 33 vs. Memphis 3-Point FG Made 3 vs. Oklahoma State 3-Point FG % .625 (15-24) vs. Cornell 3-Point FG Attempts 13 vs. Oklahoma State Free Throws Made 30 at Connecticut 3-Point FG % .182 (4-22) vs. N. Colorado Free Throw Attempts 36 at Connecticut Free Throws Made 4 vs. Cornell Free Throw % .926 (25-27) at Rutgers Free Throw Attempts 6 vs. Cornell Offensive Rebounds 22 vs. Mississippi State Free Throw % .353 (6-17) vs. St. Bonaventure Defensive Rebounds 31 vs. Oklahoma State Offensive Rebounds 2 vs. Cornell Rebounds 50 vs. Connecticut (BET) Defensive Rebounds 11 vs. Drexel Assists 22 at Connecticut Rebounds 17 vs. Cornell Steals 13 vs. Albany vs. Drexel Blocked Shots 11 vs. Connecticut (BET) Assists 8 vs. Princeton Turnovers 23 vs. Cornell Steals 3 at Connecticut Fouls 28 at Connecticut Blocked Shots 0 vs. Vermont (NCAA) vs. Rice vs. St. Bonaventure at Siena Turnovers 7 vs. Drexel vs. West Virginia (BET) Fouls 12 vs. Vermont (NCAA) at Boston College 38 2004-05 SU Men’s Basketball 2004-05 Top IndividualHeading Efforts SU Basketball: 30 NCAA Tournaments ◆ 4 NCAA Final Fours ◆ 2002-03 NCAA Champions Games Played: Led SU in Scoring: 34 – Forth, McCroskey, McNamara, Pace, Warrick Warrick (241 shared), McNamara (81 shared), Pace (2), Games Started: McCroskey (1) 34 – Forth, McNamara, Pace, Warrick Double-Figure Scoring Games: Points in a Half: Warrick (34), McNamara (27), Pace (24), Forth (5), Roberts 18 – McNamara (1st) at Siena (5), Edelin, (3), McCroskey (3), Nichols (3), Watkins (3), 21 – Warrick (2nd) vs. Providence, vs. St. John’s Forth (2) Game Points: 30-39-point Games: 36 – Warrick vs. Providence Warrick (3) Minutes Played: 20-29-point Games: 45 – Warrick (2) vs. Vermont (NCAA), vs. Georgetown; Warrick (20), McNamara (9), Pace (2), Roberts (1) McNamara (1) vs. Georgetown. Led SU in Rebounding: 44 – McNamara vs. Vermont (NCAA) Warrick (222 shared), Forth (72 shared), Pace (44shared), Watkins 42 – Pace vs. Georgetown (21 shared), McNamara (21 shared), Roberts (2), McCroskey (1) 41 – Pace vs. Vermont (NCAA) Double-Figure Rebounding Games: 40 – Warrick (10): at Boston College, at Villanova, Notre Warrick (16), Forth (4), Pace (1), Roberts (1), Watkins (1) Dame, at Pittsburgh, vs. West Virginia, Providence, Double-Doubles: Hofstra, Drexel, at Siena, vs. Princeton; McNamara Warrick (16), McNamara (2), Forth (1), Pace (1), Roberts (1), (7) vs. Providence, at Boston College, vs. Pittsburgh, Watkins (1) at Pittsburgh, vs. Providence, Hofstra, Princeton; Led SU in Assists: Pace (3) at Boston College, at Villanova; vs. McNamara (239 shared), Pace (117 shared), Warrick (32 shared), Connecticut (BET); Nichols (1) vs. Princeton Edelin (21 shared), J. Wright (2), Forth (11 shared), Game FG Attempted: Watkins (11 shared) 21 – McNamara vs. Pittsburgh Double-Figure Assist Games: Game FG Made: McNamara (3) 12 – Warrick vs. Providence Largest Lead: Game FG Percentage (min. 5 made) 55, 100-45 vs. Northern Colorado 1.000 – Roberts (8-8) vs. Hofstra Largest Margin of Victory: Game FT Attempted: 50, 104-54 vs. Northern Colorado 22 – Warrick at Connecticut Largest Margin of Defeat: Game FT Made: 18, 88-70 at Connecticut 15 – Warrick at Connecticut (15-22); vs. St. John’s (15-19) Largest Deficit: Game FT Percentage (min. 6 made): 21, 84-63, 86-65, 88-67 at Connecticut 1.000 – McNamara vs. Notre Dame (11-11) Largest Deficit Overcome in a Win: Game 3 pt. FG Attempted: 20, 54-34 at Rutgers 15 – McNamara vs. Notre Dame, Hofstra Largest Lead in a Loss: Game 3 pt. FG Made: 6 – McNamara at Siena; McNamara vs. Rutgers (BET) 17, 22-5 at Pittsburgh Game 3 pt. FG Percentage (min. 2 made) Largest Halftime Lead: .750 – McNamara (6-8) vs. Rutgers (BET) 33, 53-20 vs. Northern Colorado Game Rebounds: Largest Halftime Deficit: 15 – Warrick at Siena 18, 54-36 at Rutgers Game Assists: 10 – McNamara vs. Providence, Pittsburgh, Rice Game Steals: 7 – Edelin at Notre Dame Blocked Shots: 6 – Watkins vs. Binghamton Turnovers 10 – Warrick vs. Vermont (NCAA) Game Fouls: 5 – Roberts (6) at Connecticut, vs. St. John’s, Pittsburgh, Connecticut, Providence, Oklahoma State; Forth (4) at Connecticut, at Villanova, at Rutgers, vs. Georgetown; McCroskey (1) at Boston College; McNamara (1) vs. Notre Dame; Watkins (1) at Connecticut 39 www.suathletics.com Team Game-by-Game SU Basketball: 30 NCAA Tournaments ◆ 4 NCAA Final Fours ◆ 2002-03 NCAA Champions TOTAL 3-PTS REBOUNDS Opponent Score FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot PF-FO A TO Blk Stl Syracuse W 104-54 43-67 .642 6-18 .333 12-18 .667 11-35 46 15-0 25 15 11 12 Northern Colorado 18-71 .293 4-22 .167 14-20 .700 20-16 36 14-0 10 18 2 7 Syracuse W 56-45 18-42 .429 5-16 .313 15-23 .652 9-20 29 13-0 11 12 2 8 Princeton 15-38 .395 5-20 .250 10-12 .833 4-20 24 22-1 8 15 4 7 Syracuse W 71-58 31-65 .477 4-14 .286 5-14 .357 15-26 41 13-0 16 8 3 6 Mississippi State 20-64 .313 7-22 .318 11-18 .611 22-22 44 13-0 10 14 3 6 Syracuse W 77-62 24-48 .500 4-13 .308 25-32 .781 9-27 36 19-0 9 13 4 5 Memphis 20-61 .328 12-33 .364 10-17 .588 14-16 30 25-2 16 11 2 4 Syracuse W 78-56 26-55 .473 6-18 .333 20-28 .714 18-35 53 17-0 14 20 7 5 Siena 20-62 .323 5-19 .263 11-19 .579 13-17 30 23-2 12 13 0 12 Syracuse W 91-67 32-58 .552 4-14 .286 23-35 .657 12-29 41 16-0 22 17 6 8 St. Bonaventure 28-66 .438 4-14 .286 7-16 .438 13-20 33 22-1 15 17 0 9 Syracuse W 68-55 27-55 .491 4-12 .333 10-16 .625 18-22 40 12-0 17 16 9 9 Colgate 20-49 .408 7-23 .615 8-13 .750 9-15 24 15-0 13 16 1 7 Syracuse L 60-74 24-60 .400 5-17 .294 7-22 .318 13-20 33 20-1 6 14 3 7 Oklahoma State 26-57 .456 3-13 .231 19-30 .633 15-31 46 21-1 16 16 2 11 Syracuse W 86-56 32-60 .533 9-19 .474 13-19 .684 10-33 43 13-0 23 15 8 10 Binghamton 21-66 .318 7-32 .219 7-10 .700 15-24 39 18-0 11 18 4 4 Syracuse W 74-54 30-53 .567 3-11 .273 11-12 .917 12-32 44 8-0 16 16 7 5 Drexel 19-56 .339 7-26 .269 9-13 .692 6-11 17 13-0 16 7 3 7 Syracuse W 82-69 33-58 .569 4-13 .308 12-17 .706 12-22 34 9-0 13 17 7 15 Cornell 25-49 .510 15-24 .667 4-6 .667 2-15 17 16-0 21 23 2 10 Syracuse W 88-72 35-61 .574 3-10 .300 15-20 .750 13-22 35 19-0 22 10 7 7 Rice 26-59 .441 7-19 .368 13-19 .684 13-15 28 17-0 18 13 0 5 Syracuse W 72-55 28-72 .389 6-20 .300 10-15 .667 22-30 52 18-0 20 19 6 9 Albany 18-58 .310 6-25 .240 13-20 .650 13-24 37 16-0 10 20 4 13 Syracuse W 80-75 30-61 .492 7-24 .292 13-18 .722 17-15 32 10-0 19 8 1 3 Hofstra 27-53 .509 12-24 .500 9-13 .692 13-19 32 19-1 18 11 3 4 Syracuse W 79-65 30-53 .566 9-18 .500 10-16 .625 10-18 28 13-0 14 16 8 10 St. John’s 23-54 .426 5-14 .357 14-18 .778 14-17 31 16-1 12 15 1 6 Syracuse W 75-50 27-54 .500 5-13 .385 16-22 .727 13-22 35 16-0 15 12 3 10 Seton Hall 19-53 .358 4-17 .235 8-15 .533 17-20 37 23-0 12 20 2 5 Syracuse W 71-60 28-56 .500 4-15 .267 10-24 .417 13-23 36 14-0 16 10 2 11 at Notre Dame 19-52 .365 9-30 .300 14-18 .778 12-22 34 20-0 16 17 4 6 Syracuse W 75-71 30-51 .588 3-10 .300 12-19 .632 9-24 33 14-1 18 16 2 4 at Providence 26-64 .406 8-28 .647 11-17 .647 15-16 31 15-1 13 14 3 7 Syracuse W 78-73 OT 28-54 .519 7-14 .500 15-26 .577 14-21 35 17-1 15 11 4 7 Georgetown 24-59 .407 10-26 .385 15-24 .625 18-16 34 22-2 16 11 3 7 Syracuse W 72-64 25-53 .472 6-17 .353 16-18 .889 9-29 38 11-0 21 14 6 8 West Virginia 23-65 .354 10-32 .313 8-11 .727 15-21 36 16-1 19 12 7 9 Syracuse W 86-64 32-67 .478 5-15 .333 17-27 .630 18-20 38 22-1 12 8 2 9 Rutgers 25-57 .439 9-23 .391 25-27 .926 14-21 35 21-1 21 12 8 4 Syracuse L 69-76 22-51 .431 6-22 .273 19-27 .704 12-16 28 23-0 15 15 5 5 at Pittsburgh 23-55 .418 9-24 .375 21-27 .778 18-21 39 18-1 18 15 4 6 Syracuse W 60-57 18-40 .450 3-12 .333 21-32 .656 7-22 29 17-1 6 14 7 6 Notre Dame 22-53 .415 7-23 .304 6-17 .353 16-21 37 21-0 11 13 1 6 Syracuse L 66-74 28-66 .424 1-9 .111 9-14 .643 14-20 34 24-1 17 12 2 11 Connecticut 24-50 .480 4-14 .286 22-32 .688 13-27 40 15-0 14 19 8 6 Syracuse W 90-75 33-58 .569 3-7 .429 21-33 .636 18-26 44 20-1 19 18 4 4 at Villanova 27-67 .403 8-26 .308 13-25 .520 20-16 36 26-2 16 12 5 11 Syracuse L 64-68 23-61 .377 5-22 .227 13-18 .722 14-18 32 19-1 15 11 2 8 Pittsburgh 19-46 .413 9-22 .409 21-28 .750 13-28 41 20-0 15 18 1 5 Syracuse L 60-65 24-59 .407 3-13 .231 9-12 .750 10-21 31 19-1 8 7 2 5 at Boston College 22-56 .393 7-19 .368 14-20 .700 18-27 45 12-1 19 10 3 6 Syracuse W 83-69 30-54 .556 2-9 .222 21-31 .677 15-24 39 15-1 20 17 6 14 St. John’s 26-58 .448 12-24 .500 5-12 .417 14-17 31 20-0 10 19 2 11 Syracuse W 91-66 34-61 .557 3-9 .333 20-25 .800 15-26 41 15-0 24 15 5 12 Providence 22-59 .373 5-18 .278 17-19 .895 12-16 28 19-0 13 14 5 7 Syracuse L 70-88 23-75 .307 2-22 .091 22-39 .564 22-18 40 26-3 14 6 1 11 Connecticut 26-48 .542 6-17 .353 30-36 .833 7-39 46 28-2 22 19 9 3 Syracuse W 81-57 28-57 .491 7-16 .438 18-22 .818 14-29 43 11-0 15 12 3 7 vs. Rutgers (BET) 20-63 .317 8-28 .286 9-13 .692 15-17 32 15-1 15 12 1 7 Syracuse W 67-63 23-67 .343 5-13 .385 16-25 .640 27-23 50 16-0 8 13 7 11 vs. Connecticut (BET) 26-70 .371 4-19 .211 7-18 .389 27-23 50 22-1 12 15 11 7 Syracuse W 68-59 24-49 .490 4-12 .333 16-22 .727 12-29 41 13-0 12 14 2 5 vs. West Virginia (BET) 19-53 .358 9-29 .310 12-15 .800 7-16 23 15-0 14 7 1 6 Syracuse L 57-60 OT 23-55 .418 3-12 .250 8-9 .889 14-23 37 12-0 8 24 3 9 vs. Vermont (NCAA) 22-59 .373 7-21 .333 9-11 .818 13-17 30 12-0 14 16 0 10

Syracuse Total 946-1,956 .484 156-499 .313 500-750 .667 470-820 1,290 539-13 525 465 157 276 Opponent Total 760-1,950 .390 251-770 .326 426-629 .677 471-683 1,154 630-22 496 502 109 241 40 2004-05 SU Men’s Basketball 2004-05 Syracuse Men’s Basketball SU Basketball: 30 NCAA Tournaments ◆ 4 NCAA Final Fours ◆ 2002-03 NCAA Champions Timeout Change The Last Time That. . . In 2004-05, specifi ed electronic media timeouts shall be taken before Syracuse Individual administering merited free throws. Scored 40 or more points: Gerry McNamara, 43 vs. BYU (NCAA), 3/18/04 Full media timeouts are scheduled Scored 30 or more points: Hakim Warrick, 36 vs. Providence, 2/26/05 aĞ er the 16, 12, 8 and 4 minute marks of Made 15 FGs: Lawrence Moten, 15 at Villanova, 2/14/95 each half. Made 9 3PT FGs: Gerry McNamara, 9 vs. BYU (NCAA), 3/18/04 Made 8 3PT FGs: Gerry McNamara, 8 vs. Charlotte, 11/26/03 Nothing Like November Made 7 3PT FGs DeShaun Williams, 7 vs. Virginia Tech, 12/2/00 The SU victory at Siena on November 27 Made 17+ FTs: Hakim Warrick, 18 vs. Rhode Island, 11/30/03 represented Syracuse’s 34th November victory Made 15+ FTs: Hakim Warrick, 15 at Connecticut, 3/5/05 since 1996. In that time span, the Orange have Made 10+ FTs: Hakim Warrick, 12 vs. Providence, 2/26/05 only lost to Kentucky (1996), Memphis (2002) and Charlotte (2003) during the month. Since the start Had 30+ rebounds: Frank Reddout, 34 vs. Temple, 2/9/52 of the 1996 season, Syracuse is 34-3 in November. Had 25+ rebounds: Dave Bing, 25 vs Cornell, 2/8/66 Had 20+ rebounds: Billy Owens, 21 vs. Villanova, 3/8/91 1996-97 (3-1) Had 15+ rebounds: Hakim Warrick, 15 at Siena, 11/27/04 11/22 Winthrop W 106-51 Had 15+ assists: Dwayne Washington, 18 vs. St. John’s, 2/27/84 11/28 vs. Kentucky L 53-87 Had 10+ assists: Gerry McNamara, 10 vs. Providence, 2/26/05 11/29 vs. Maine W 85-65 Had 8+ blocks: Jeremy McNeil, 8 vs. Connecticut (BET), 3/14/03 11/30 vs. UNC Greensboro W 73-56 Had 5+ blocks: Darryl Watkins, 5 vs. Connecticut (BET), 3/11/05 1997-98 (3-0) Had 10 steals: Todd Burgan vs. Colgate, 12/30/97 11/15 UNC Asheville W 60-57 Had 8+ steals: DeShaun Williams, 9 vs. Boston College, 3/3/02 11/22 UNC Greensboro W 83-53 Had 5+ steals: Billy Edelin, 5 at St. Bonaventure, 12/3/03 11/30 Colgate W 78-74 Played 50+ minutes: Allen Griffin, 50 at St. John’s, 3/4/01 1998-99 (5-0) Played 40+ minutes: Hakim Warrick, 45 vs.Vermont (NCAA), 3/18/05 11/17 Colgate W 93-40 Played 40 minutes: Josh Pace vs. Connecticut (BET), 3/11/05 11/19 Coppin State W 74-56 Had a double-double (pts-rebs): Hakim Warrick, 21 points-12 rebounds vs. Vermont (NCAA), 3/18/05 11/23 vs. Chaminade W 82-44 Had a double-double (pts-assists): Gerry McNamara, 14 points-10 assists vs. Providence, 2/26/05 11/24 vs. Michigan W 58-46 Had a triple-double: Allen Griffin, 14 points-11 assists-10 rebounds vs. 11/25 vs. Indiana W 76-63 Pittsburgh, 2/27/01 1999-00 (4-0) 11/12 Princeton W 60-43 Syracuse Team 11/13 Wisconsin W 68-49 Won in overtime: 78-73 vs. Georgetown, 1/18/05 11/22 Florida Atlantic W 105-79 Lost in overtime: 60-57 vs. Vermont (NCAA), 3/18/05 11/29 Colgate W 73-65 Played two overtimes: 93-91 at St. John’s, 3/4/01 2000-01 (5-0) Scored 100 points: 104-54 vs. N. Colorado, 11/11/04 Scored 90 points: 91 vs. Providence, 2/26/05 11/19 St. Francis W 73-53 Scored less than 50 points: 49 at Pittsburgh (OT), 2/29/04 11/23 vs. DePaul W 92-84 Scored 50+ in a half: 50 (2nd) at Rutgers, 1/24/05 11/24 vs. Ohio State W 77-66 Gave up 100 points: 101 vs. West Virginia, 12/4/96 11/25 vs. Missouri W 84-62 Gave up less than 60 points: 59 vs. West Virginia (BET), 3/12/05 11/28 Colgate W 73-65 Gave up less than 50 points: 45 vs. Princeton, 11/12/04 2001-02 (7-0) Shot over 60% FG: .642 (43-67) vs. N. Colorado, 11/11/04 11/12 Manhattan W 78-58 Shot under 32% FG: .307 (23-75) at Connecticut 11/14 DePaul W 74-60 Held opponent under 32% FG: .317 (20-63) vs. Rutgers (BET), 3/10/05 11/18 Binghamton W 103-56 Made 45+ FG: 45 vs. Colgate, 12/22/03 11/21 vs. Michigan State W 69-58 Made 15+ 3PT: 15 at West Virginia, 2/15/97 11/23 vs. Wake Forest W 74-67 Made 12+ 3PT: 14 vs. Notre Dame, 1/16/00 11/27 Colgate W 70-51 Did not make a 3PT: vs. Providence (BET), 3/10/95 11/29 Cornell W 76-58 Attempted 40 FT: 41 at Georgetown (OT), 3/1/03 2002-03 (1-1) Made 35 FT: 39 at St. John’s (2OT), 3/4/01 11/14 vs. Memphis L 63-70 Had 60+ rebounds: 60 at Georgetown (OT), 3/1/03 Had 50+ rebounds: 50 vs. Connecticut (BET), 3/11/05 11/24 Valparaiso W 81-66 Had 30+ assists: 34 vs. Albany, 12/5/00 2003-04 (1-1) Committed less than 10 turnovers: 6 at Connecticut, 3/5/05 11/26 Charlotte L 92-96 Committed 25+ turnovers: 25 at St. John’s, 2/21/04 11/30 Rhode Island W 69-65 Forced 30-or-more turnovers: 33 vs. Binghamton, 11/18/01 2004-05 (5-0) Had 20+ steals: 22 vs. Rutgers, 1/2/02 11/11 Northern Colorado W 104-54 Had 15+ blocked shots: 16 vs. Colgate, 1/27/01 11/12 Princeton W 56-45 Three players had 20 points: vs. Michigan State, 1/3/04 11/18 vs. Mississippi State W 71-58 Two players had 20 points: vs. Rutgers (BET), 3/10/05 11/19 vs. Memphis W 77-62 Five players had 10+ points: vs. N Colorado, 11/11/04 11/27 at Siena W 78-56 Two players had 10+ rebounds: vs. St. Bonaventure, 12/1/04 41 www.suathletics.com 2004 Coaches vs. Cancer Classic SU Basketball: 30 NCAA Tournaments ◆ 4 NCAA Final Fours ◆ 2002-03 NCAA Champions Syracuse Region Semifi nals and Finals Memphis Region November 11-12, 2004 November 18-19, 2004 November 11-13, 2004 Carrier Dome, Syracuse, NY Madison Squre Garden, NY FedEx Forum, Memphis, TN

Princeton George Mason

5:30 p.m. 6:00 p.m. Princeton, 61-48 George Mason, 69-51

Bucknell 7:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. IPFW

Syracuse, 56-45 Memphis, 75-58 Syracuse 9:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. Memphis 7:30 p.m. 8:00 p.m. Syracuse, 104-74 Memphis ,102-40 N. Colorado Savannah State Syracuse, Bucknell 71-58 IPFW 5:30 p.m. Bucknell, 67-54 4:30 p.m. IPFW, 71-60 N. Colorado Savannah State

Mississippi State Region Syracuse, California Region November 11-12, 2004 77-62 November 11-12, 2004 Birmingham Jeff erson Convention Complex, Haas Pavilion, Berkeley, CA Birmingham, AL

Memphis, 81-66 Birm.-Southern St. Mary’s

6:00 p.m. 5:30 p.m. Birm.-Southern, 79-69 St. Mary’s (Ca.), 67-58 Alabama A&M 6:30 p.m. 4:30 p.m. Belmont Mississippi St. Mary’s State, 55-48 (Ca.), 62-51 Mississippi State California Mississippi 8:00 p.m. 7:30 p.m. State, 53-49 California, 78-61 Fairfi eld Mississippi State UC-Riverside Mississippi State, 67-54 7:00 p.m. St. Mary’s (Ca.) Alabama A&M Belmont 4:30 p.m. Fairfi eld, 62-47 UC-Riverside, 74-65 2:30 p.m. Fairfi eld UC-Riverside

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