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2010-11 Ut Arlington Men's Basketball The University of Texas at Arlington 2010-11 UT ARLINGTON MEN’S BASKETBALL Table of Contents......................................1 UT ARLINGTON HONORS AND AWARDS Media Information .....................................2 Team Single Game Records...................56 GENERAL Name ...........The University of Texas at Arlington 2010-11 Schedule .....................................3 Team Single Game Lows........................58 City/Zip ........................... Arlington, Texas 76019 College Park Center .................................4 Team Season Records ...........................60 Founded .............. 1895 (Senior College in 1959) Season Outlook ........................................6 Team Season Lows ................................61 Enrollment ................................................33,000 Southland Conference ..............................8 Opponent Season Records ....................62 Nickname.............................................Mavericks Colors ........ Royal Blue and White (Orange Trim) Southland Conference Composite Schedule ...10 Individual Game Records .......................63 Affiliation .....................................NCAA Division I 2011 State Farm Southland Conf. Tournament .. 11 Individual Season Records .....................66 Conference ..........................................Southland Game Day at Texas Hall .........................12 Individual Career Records ......................68 President ...............................James D. Spaniolo Top Performances ..................................70 Alma Mater ........................ Michigan State, 1968 Director of Athletics...........................Pete Carlon COACHES Double-Doubles ......................................72 Alma Mater ...............................Iowa State, 1975 Head Coach Scott Cross ........................14 Miscellaneous Records ..........................76 Athletics Phone........................... (817) 272-2261 Assistant Coach Greg Young..................16 Year-By-Year Team Records ..................77 Assistant Coach Derrick Daniels ............17 Year-by-Year Team Statistics ..................78 PROGRAM HISTORY First Year of Basketball ...........................1959-60 Assistant Coach Zak Buncik ...................18 Year-by-Year Opponent Statistics ...........79 All-Time Record ......................................572-814 Dir. of Operations Andrae Patterson .......19 Year-by-Year Indiviudal Leaders .............80 All-Time Southland Conf. Record ...........258-344 2011 NCAA Tournament Sites/Dates ......20 All-Time Scoring Leaders .......................82 No. Years in NCAA Tournament/Last ........ 1/2008 All-Time Rebounding and Assist Leaders ....83 No. Years in NIT/Last................................1/1981 Year-by-Year Results ..............................84 2010-11 UT ARLINGTON MAVERICKS FACILITY Rosters ...................................................22 Series Records vs. 2010-11 Opponents . 89 Arena ................................................. Texas Hall LaMarcus Reed III ..................................24 All-Time Series Records .........................92 Year Built .....................................................1965 Cameron Catlett .....................................25 Honors and Awards ................................93 Capacity......................................................3,600 Jordan Reves .........................................26 Mavericks in the Pros .............................94 Press Row ....................................817.272.3795 Armani Williams ......................................27 Southland Conference History................95 COACHING STAFF Kevin Butler ............................................28 All-Time Conference Standings ..............97 Head Coach...................................... Scott Cross Bradley Gay ............................................29 UTA SLC Tournament Results ..............100 Alma Mater ........................... UT Arlington, 1998 Record at UTA (Yrs) ............................. 66-57 (4) Bo Ingram ...............................................29 UTA Conference Tournament Records . 101 Overall Record (Yrs) ...................................Same Bryant Smith ...........................................30 All-Time Roster .....................................102 Office Phone. .................................817.272-2242 Brandon Edwards ...................................30 Office Fax ......................................817.272.5037 Stuart Lagerson ......................................31 EXPERIENCE UTA Best time to call ............................. 9 a.m. - Noon Assistant Coaches ............................................... Darius Richardson ..................................31 The University of Texas at Arlington .....108 Greg Young (Howard Payne, 1986) Shaquille White-Miller .............................32 College Life...........................................126 Derrick Daniels (Texas Wesleyan, 2004) Rivest Aduku...........................................32 University & Department Leadership ....138 Zak Buncik (UT Arlington, 2007) Ryan Bruce .............................................32 Department of Athletics ........................141 Andrae Patterson (Indiana, 1998) Daniel Francis.........................................32 Mavericks in the Community ................149 TEAM INFORMATION Athletics Hall of Honor .........................150 2009-10 Overall Record .............................16-14 2009-10 REVIEW Distinguished Alumni ...........................152 Conference Record (Finish) ........ 8-8 (5th, West) Overall Statistics .....................................34 Letterwinners Returning/Lost..........................4/9 Starters Returning/Lost...................................1/4 Conference Statistics..............................35 CREDITS Results....................................................36 The 2010-11 UT Arlington Men’s Basketball ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Game-by-Game Statistics ......................37 Information Guide was written, edited and Assoc. AD for Communications & Marketing UTA Team Highs and Lows ....................38 designed by UT Arlington Associate Athlet- .......................................................... Gregg Elkin Office Phone ..................................817.272.5706 Opponent Highs and Lows .....................39 ics Director Gregg Elkin. Special thanks Mobile Phone.................................214.577.8843 Individual Highs and Lows ......................40 to previous UT Arlington Athletic Commu- E-mail [email protected] Box Scores .............................................41 nications staffs for their past contributions. Southland Conference Standings/Attendance....49 Cover design by Gregg Elkin and Dave Assistant Sports Information Director ....................................................... Luke Brietzke Southland Conference All Game Team Stats .....50 Seymour. Photography by Phillip Long and Office Phone ..................................817.272.2239 Southland Conference All Game Indiv. Stats .....51 Michael Clements. Cell Phone .....................................443.465.0918 Southland Conference Conf. Game Team Stats . 52 e-mail [email protected] Southland Conference Conf. Game Indiv. Stats . 53 Assistant Sports Information Director 2010-11 Opponent Information ...............54 ..................................................Kristyna Mancias Office Phone ..................................817.272.2212 e-mail .................................... [email protected] SID Fax ..........................................817.272.2254 SID Mailing Address ................... UTA Box 19079 ............................................. Arlington, TX 76019 Overnight Address ...... 1309 West Mitchell Street ............................................. Arlington, TX 76019 utamavs.com 1 The University of Texas at Arlington MEDIA INFORMATION Directions to Texas Hall: POST GAME INTERVIEWS ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS STAFF - From Interstate 30 (North) UT Arlington head coach Scott Cross and GREGG ELKIN Associate Athletics Director Exit Cooper Street South. Follow Cooper to selected UTA players will be made available to Communications and Marketing Nedderman Drive. Turn right (west) on Ned- media in the Media Room following a 10-minute Phone .........................817.272.5706 derman. Two buildings share the parking lot Cell .............................214.577.8843 “cooling off” period after the game. E-mail [email protected] -- Texas Hall is on the left (west) side (Davis Hall - Men’s Basketball is located on the right (east) side). COVERING PRACTICE - Golf Practice sessions are generally open to the - From Interstate 20 (South): media. Media are required to contact the UT LUKE BRIETZKE Asst. Sports Information Director Exit Cooper Street North. Follow Cooper Street Arlington sports information office to arrange Office Phone .............. 817.272.2239 to Nedderman Drive. Turn left (west) on Ned- easy access to players and coaches prior Cell Phone ................. 443.465.0918 derman. Two buildings share the parking lot to or following practice. Practice times and E-mail ................. [email protected] - Baseball -- Texas Hall is on the left (west) side (Davis Hall locations may vary. Contact Gregg Elkin for - Volleyball is located on the right (east) side). practice times. - Track and Field GAME CREDENTIALS PHONE INTERVIEWS KRISTYNA
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