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2005-06 Saint Joseph's Basketball 2005-062005-06 SaintSaint Joseph’sJoseph’s BasketballBasketball Schedule/Quick Facts ...................................... 2 OPPONENTS The 2005-06 Saint Joseph’s Men’s Roster ..............................................................3 Opponents’ Information ............................ 74-85 Basketball Media Guide is a publica- Athletic Comm./Media Information .................. 4 Atlantic 10 Conference ..................................86 tion of the Saint Joseph’s University Media Coverage ................................................5 Big 5 ..............................................................87 Office of Athletic Communications. TV Coverage......................................................6 All-Time Series Results..............................88-93 Phil Martelli’s HawkTalk ....................................7 Records vs. All Opponents ..............................94 EDITING AND DESIGN Saint Joseph’s Sports Network..........................8 Marie Wozniak HISTORY COACHES By The Numbers ........................................96-97 EDITORIAL ASSISTANCE Phil Martelli .............................................. 10-15 Retired Numbers........................................98-99 Amber Tyson Monté Ross .............................................. 16-17 SJU Athletic Hall of Fame ......................100-101 Mark Bass ................................................ 18-19 SJU Basketball Hall of Fame..........................101 RESEARCH Mike Rice ..................................................20-21 Alumni Memorial Fieldhouse ..................102-103 John Saeger ‘08 Support Staff ............................................22-23 The Palestra ..........................................104-105 ADDITIONAL ASSISTANCE All-Time Assistant Coaches ............................23 Big 5 Hall of Fame ........................................106 Phil Denne, Jack Jumper, Joe The Hawk/50th Anniversary ......................24-25 Big 5 50th Anniversary..................................107 Lunardi, Tom Durso, and Athletic Q&A with Phil Martelli ....................................26 Cradle of Coaches ........................................108 Communications student assistants Hawks in the Pros ........................................109 Sarah Peters, Stephanie Luicci, ‘05-06 HAWKS Individual Records ................................110-111 Amy Iuliano, Allison Reamy, Brian Season Preview ........................................28-29 Team Records ..............................................112 Lynch, Jim Lynch, and Rich Dwayne Lee ..............................................30-31 Opponent/Career Records ............................113 Chiarantona Dave Mallon ..............................................32-33 Season & Career Bests ..........................114-115 Chet Stachitas............................................34-35 1,000-Point Scorers ..............................116-119 COVER DESIGNS Rob Sullivan ..............................................36-37 Year-by-Year Leaders ............................120-122 Barbara Curran of BAC Design Arvydas Lidzius..........................................38-39 All-Time Roster .................................... 123-125 INTERIOR PHOTOS AND Artur Surov................................................40-41 All-Time Uniform Numbers ....................126-127 COVER PHOTOS Pat Calathes ..............................................42-43 Honor Roll ............................................128-129 Greg Carroccio/Sideline Photos Rob Ferguson ............................................44-45 Year-by-Year Records....................................130 Abdulai Jalloh ............................................46-47 Year-by-Year Results..............................131-149 INSIDE BACK COVER PHOTOS Pete Kathopoulis ............................................48 In-Season Tournaments ........................150-151 Fernando Medina/NBA Photos and Jordan Fowler/Edwin Lashley ..........................49 Postseason Tournaments ..............................152 NBAE/Getty Images (Nelson); Alvin Mofunanya/Ahmad Nivins ......................50 NCAA Tournament History ............................153 NBAE/Sports Action Photography Hawks Off the Court........................................51 NCAA Tournament Boxscores ................154-158 (West); David Sherman NBAE/Getty Martelli & USA Basketball................................52 Postseason Records......................................159 Images (Jones) The Perfect Season ......................................160 OTHER PHOTOS 2004-05 REVIEW Jameer Nelson ..............................................161 Laird Bindrim; Bob Coldwell; Season Review....................................................54 2003-04 Accomplishments............................162 Greg McDermott; Heddy 2004-05 Achievements ......................................55 Bergsman/Philadelphia Phillies; Statistics ............................................................56 THE UNIVERSITY Daniel Burke Photography; Results/Rankings................................................57 Saint Joseph’s University ......................164-167 Greg Rust/Xavier University; Points-Rebounds-Assists....................................58 Philadelphia ..........................................168-169 S.R. Smith; Al Tielemans/Sports Team Statistics....................................................59 University Administration ......................170-171 Illustrated; USA Basketball/Glen Boxscores..................................................60-68 Athletic Administration ..........................172-175 James/Mike Stone; H. Cornell Game Recaps ............................................69-70 Academic Services ........................................176 Bradley, S.J. Atlantic 10 Standings/Honors..........................71 Sports Medicine .......................................... 177 SPECIAL THANKS TO- Atlantic 10 Statistics ......................................72 Student Support............................................178 Boston Celtics; Los Angeles Athletic Hawk Head Coaches......................................179 Club; Orlando Magic; Minnesota Junior Varsity................................................180 Timberwolves; NBA Photos; SJU Tradition & Spirit ..................................181 Philadelphia Daily News; Philadelphia Directions......................................................182 Inquirer; Philadelphia Phillies; Radio/TV Roster............................................184 Philadelphia 76ers; Pat McAvinue - Saint Joseph’s University Library; ON THE COVER PRINTING Saint Joseph’s players have been the foundation for success, which includes five straight postseason appear- Smith-Edwards-Dunlap Company, ances and five consecutive Atlantic 10 regular-season titles. Seniors (left to right) Chet Stachitas, Dwayne Lee, Philadelphia, PA Dave Mallon and Rob Sullivan pose in front of Barbelin-Lonergan Hall. (Photo by Greg Carroccio/Sideline Photos) Barbelin-Lonergan Hall and its distinctive carillon tower were completed in 1927, when what was then Saint Joseph's College moved to its current City Avenue location. The builder, noted Philadelphian and alumnus John McShain '22, also built the Pentagon, the Jefferson Memorial, and the reconstructed White House under a com- mission from President Harry S. Truman. At the time, the Barbelin Tower was the highest point in Philadelphia, contributing partly to Saint Joseph's becoming known as "Hawk Hill." 2005-062005-06 ScheduleSchedule Saint Joseph’s Men’s Basketball Schedule Day Date Opponent Time TV Fri. Nov. 18 LAFAYETTE 8:00 pm Mon. Nov. 21 at Fairfield 7:30 pm Sat. Nov. 26 at Davidson 2:00 pm Tues. Nov. 29 at Drexel (Palestra) 6:00 pm Tues. Dec. 6 Jimmy V Classic at Madison Square Garden vs. Kansas (ESPN) 7:00 pm ESPN Sat. Dec. 10 OHIO STATE (Palestra) 2:00 pm ESPN Wed. Dec. 21 at Bucknell 7:00 pm Wed. Dec. 28 at Saint Mary’s 10:00 pm Sat. Dec. 31 at Gonzaga 6:00 pm ESPN2 Wed. Jan. 4 * XAVIER 6:00 pm CSN+ Sun. Jan. 8 *# TEMPLE (Palestra) Noon CSN+ Wed. Jan. 11 * at Massachusetts 8:00 pm CN8 Sat. Jan. 14 * at George Washington 2:00 pm Tue. Jan. 17 * CHARLOTTE 7:00 pm ESPN2 Sat. Jan. 21 *# LA SALLE (Palestra) Noon CSN+ Wed. Jan. 25 * at Saint Louis 8:00 pm Sat. Jan. 28 # at Pennsylvania (Palestra) 7:00 pm CN8 Wed. Feb. 1 * at Dayton 7:00 pm Sat. Feb. 4 * ST. BONAVENTURE Noon CSN+ Tue. Feb. 7 # vs. Villanova (Palestra) 7:00 pm ESPN2 Sat. Feb. 11 * GEORGE WASHINGTON 2:00 pm ESPN2 Tue. Feb. 14 * at Temple 7:30 pm ESPN2 Sat. Feb. 18 * at Rhode Island 4:00 pm CSN+ Wed. Feb. 22 * FORDHAM 7:00 pm CN8 Sat. Feb. 25 * RICHMOND Noon CSN+ Tue. Feb. 28 * at Xavier 7:30 pm ESPN2 Sat. March 4 * at Duquesne Noon Wed. March 8- Atlantic 10 Championship Sat. March 11 (at U.S. Bank Arena, Cincinnati, OH) • All times EST • Home games in BOLD CAPS at Alumni Memorial Fieldhouse unless noted • All games broadcast on Sports Talk 950 (WPEN-AM) • Streaming audio for all games at www.sjuhawks.com • * Atlantic 10 game # Big 5 game • CSN- Comcast Sports Net CN8- CN8, the Comcast Network + A-10 TV Network MEN’S BASKETBALL FACTS Letterwinners Returning/Lost ....................................................10/3 Location ........................................................Philadelphia, PA 19131 Starters Returning/Lost ................................................................3/2 Founded......................................................................................1851 Head Coach (alma mater)............................Phil
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