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The Georgetown Basketball program has been highlighted by rich tradition... Historical records show us the accomplishments of future Congressman Henry Hyde and his team in the 1940’s. Professional achievement tells us of the academic rigor and athletic pursuits of the 1960’s that helped shape Paul Tagliabue, Commissioner of the NFL. Trophies, awards and championships are evidence of the success John Thompson Jr. compiled in the 1970’s, 80’s and 90’s.

STAFF It is the total combination: academic and athletic excellence, focus, dedication and hard work instilled in Hoya teams throughout the last century that built men who would not only conquer the basketball court and beyond, but serve their communities. EM 2004-05 REVIEW TEAM That is the tradition of and its basketball program.

HOYA TIMELINE

1907 1943 1980 1982 Maurice Joyce hired as first Basketball discontinued due formed Georgetown wins second BIG head coach to WWII … Hoyas adopt Capital Centre EAST tournament … Hoyas (19,035 seating capacity) as advance to NCAA tournament

TRADITION 1942 1945 home … Georgetown ends championship game Buddy O’Grady, Al Lujak and Basketball resumes nation’s longest Division I Don Martin graduate and are home-court winning streak 1984 selected for NBA 1950 at 57 by closing Manley Hoyas win second BIG EAST McDonough Gymnasium built Field House with a win over regular-season and third BIG 1943 Syracuse 52-50 … Hoyas tie EAST tournament title on Hoyas led by Henry Hyde 1972 for BIG EAST way to 34-3 overall record …

EOD OPPONENTS RECORDS appear in NCAA Final Four John Thompson Jr. named regular-season Georgetown wins national head coach … he finishes his crown and win championship, defeating 27-year career at GU with a first BIG EAST Houston 84-75 596-239 record tournament as Craig 1985 1974 Shelton Hoyas, ranked No. 1 Freshman Derrick Jackson earns all year, fall to second- connects on 18-foot shot tournament ranked St. John’s and with :02 left to give Hoyas MVP then reclaim top spot in an improbable 62-61 win honors the “Sweater Game” in at West Virginia in front of … Hoyas … Team wins 14,000 hostile Mountaineers to advance fourth BIG EAST tournament win the ECAC-South final … to regional and amasses a record of Georgetown makes first NCAA finals in NCAA 35-3, defeating St. John’s a

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National Champions – 1984 BIG EAST Regular-Season Champions – 1980, 1984, NCAA Finalist – 1943, 1982, 1987, 1989, 1992, 1995, 1996 1984, 1985

BIG EAST Tournament STAFF NCAA Final Four – 1943, 1982, Champions – 1980, 1982, 1984, 1985 1984, 1985, 1987, 1989 NCAA Elite Eight – 1980, 1982, NIT Finalist – 1993, 2003 1984, 1985, 1987, 1989, 1996 NIT Final Four – 1978, NCAA Sweet Sixteen – 1980, 1993, 2003 1982, 1984, 1985, 1987, 1989, 1995, 1996, 2001

1987 testing and exclusionary 1992 2001 “Reggie and the Miracles” win financial legislation; the rule Hoyas earn fifth BIG EAST Hoyas advance to Sweet 16 of GU’s third BIG EAST regular- is subsequently changed … regular-season crown… NCAA tournament with a 25-8 season crown, fifth BIG EAST Georgetown wins fourth BIG John Thompson named BIG overall record

tournament championship and EAST regular-season crown, EAST Coach of the Year while 2004-05 REVIEW TEAM advances to NCAA Elite Eight sixth BIG EAST tournament Mourning is Player of the Year 2004 championship and advances John Thompson III named

1989 to NCAA Elite Eight 1993 head coach … guides the TRADITION Head coach John Thompson Hoyas advance to NIT Hoyas to an impressive 19-13 boycotts two games, walking 1990 championship game record and a postseason off the floor in protest of Hoyas and berth in his first season the NCAA’s adoption of named 1995 “Proposition 42” bringing BIG EAST Co-Defensive garners national attention to issues Players of the Year both BIG EAST Rookie of of misuse of standardized the Year and Defensive Player of the Year honors … GU reaches NCAA “Sweet 16”

1996 GU wins BIG EAST regular- season crown and advances to NCAA Elite Eight … Iverson OPPONENTS RECORDS wins second BIG EAST Defen- sive Player of the Year Award

1997 Home games move to MCI … Team wins seventh BIG EAST regular-season title

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1943 NCAA Semifinals 1970 NIT “Believe it or Not … By Ripley” Never Underestimate the Power of a Hoya Facing basketball legend George Senior guard Mike Laska drew the Mikan and his veteran DePaul squad, an unenviable and seemingly impossible inexperienced team of Hoyas approaches task of containing LSU’s basketball it’s second ever game in the NCAA tour- legend “Pistol” when the nament. The Hoyas are 3 to 1 underdogs Hoyas faced the Tigers in the 1970 NIT. and opposing coaches claim that “DePaul To everyone’s disbelief, Laska played will name its own score!” against the the defensive game of a lifetime. In the

STAFF younger Hoyas. first ten minutes of the game, the NCAA’s Playing before a crowd of 14,085 all-time leading scorer had but one field on March 29, 1943, at Madison Square goal. For the game, Maravich shot 6 for 16 Garden, The Hoyas trail throughout the from the field and had 20 points overall, a opening frame and are down by seven as performance he called “pitiful”. To Hoya the half winds down until a 50 foot shot at fans, it was something else entirely. the buzzer by GU’s Lloyd Potolicchio nar- With Maravich under wraps, LSU’s

EM 2004-05 REVIEW TEAM rows the DePaul lead to 28-23. front line of 6-8 Danny Hester, 6-8 Al The Hoyas storm back in the second Sanders, and 6-9 Bill Newton took ad- half, building a 40-36 lead with 10 minutes vantage of its height. With the ball going remaining when GU’s John Mahnken, inside, the Tiger trio combined for 56 1982 NCAA Finals vs. North Carolina who had been neutralizing Mikan, fouls points and 43 rebounds, and three Hoyas out. At this , all appeared lost, as (Adrion, Laughna, and senior Paul Favor- fouled again to stop the clock. He later Georgetown has no one tall enough to ite) fouled out in the process. told the that “I stay with Mikan. Still, the Blue and Gray would not quit. remembered the way my dad (LSU coach Against all expectation Coach Elmer Trailing 81-74 with 3:08 to play, the Press Maravich) got on me for missing the Ripley brings 6-3 Henry Hyde off the Hoya defense went to work, other one, so I figured I’d better make it.” bench to contain DePaul’s 6-10 big and LSU would not score an- Despite the cries of every Hoya fan in the man, which Hyde does through the other field goal the rest of the building, Maravich sank both free throws, conclusion of regulation. The Hoyas game. A pair of Georgetown and a final Hoya score closed out the

TRADITION win a 53-49 decision, prompting a goals narrowed the count to 83-82 LSU win. Hoya fan to shout out the quote of the 81-78 with under a minute to tournament: “Believe it or not … play, and as Maravich looked The Shot Everybody Saw by Ripley!” to dribble out the clock, he Georgetown defeats George Washington was fouled. With at McDonough Gymnasium, 2/23/78 1975 ECAC-South Final the game on the With time running out (0:02) and the Georgetown defeats West line, Maravich Hoyas down by two, hoists

EOD OPPONENTS RECORDS Virginia at the Morgantown missed the front a 35 footer which ties the game as regula- Coliseum, 3/18/75 end of the one- tion expires. The Hoyas go on to defeat Down one with under and-one, and the the Colonials 78-77 in overtime. The 10 seconds left, fresh- Hoyas were still Hoyas’ third one-point victory in six days, man Derrick Jackson alive. prompts GW Coach Bob Talent analysis; connected on an 18 foot Coming down the “God is smiling on them this year.” shot with two seconds court, Art White sank After GW’s Les Anderson hits a 12 remaining. The basket gave two of his team-high foot fadeaway jump shot in the clos- the Hoyas an improbable 28 points to narrow ing seconds, the Hoyas call a timeout. 62-61 win over West Virginia at the score to 81-80 Steve Martin then inbounds the ball to the Morgantown Coliseum with 0:17 left. Esherick, standing on just the other side in front of 14,00 hostile Maravich of the half court stripe. Closely guarded Mountaineers. The win in was quickly by Anderson, Esherick pivots to his right the ECAC-South final en- and launches a shot which draws nothing

MEDIA titled the Hoyas to their first but net. NCAA Tournament appear- “The shot was designed for Derrick ance since 1943. Jackson. He’s our one Derrick Jackson shooter,” said Esherick. “But during the 104 2005-06 GEORGETOWN MEN’S BASKETBALL Top Games in Hoya History time out Mr. Thompson told me to look for the ball too. I had a perfect look at the basket.” Asked about his feelings, Esher- ick calmly replies, “Every time I shoot it I expect it to go in.”

Years later Esherick, then Georgetown GEORGETOWN BASKETBALL HOYA University’s 16th head men’s basketball coach, wondered about the game: “I know how big McDonough is and I re- member how many people I thought were in the building, but I just can’t explain it … I’ve had so many people tell me they saw STAFF that shot, I found myself wondering if the game was somehow in a gym that seated 25,000 people.”

Last Game at Manley “Manley Field House is officially closed.” … GU Defeats #2 Syracuse, 2/12/80 Despite shooting only 21 percent from the field in the opening half and trailing 16-30 at intermission, the Hoyas rally to defeat the #2 ranked Orangemen 52-50 in the final game in Manley Field House. December 11, 1982 – vs. Led by the inside play of Craig “Big Sky” Shelton, and Ed “Postman” Spriggs as well as the clutch free throws of Eric 1982 NCAA Finals UNC, Worthy scored 28, Jordan had 16 “Sleepy” Floyd, The Hoyas ended the Thompson vs. Smith points and nine boards while In a matchup which pitted friends poured in 10 points. nation’s longest Division I home court against each other, Coach John Thomp- One of the most enduring images from

winning streak at 57. 2004-05 REVIEW TEAM Down by 15 with 14 minutes remaining, son’s Hoyas faced ’s Tarheels that game is the video of John Thompson the Hoyas heard the Syracuse fans begin in the NCAA Finals on March 29, 1982 at wrapping Fred Brown in a bear hug after a chorus of Auld Lang Syne, but refused the Superdome in New Orleans. 61,612 the game. “I told him not to worry, that TRADITION to give up. Maintaining defensive pres- fans in attendance saw the Hoyas surge he had won more games than he lost,” sure, the Hoyas pounded the ball down to an early 12-6 lead, the biggest of the Thompson said later, “I didn’t think about game. At intermission Georgetown held low and chipped away at their deficit. The it, I just felt he needed it”. Two years later Orangemen, struggling from the stripe, a one-point edge, 32-31 in spite of Patrick the hug would be repeated for an entirely different reason. found their key scorer, , Ewing being whistled for five goaltending neutralized. calls in the opening minutes. Syracuse’s attempt to protect their Freshman guard Battle of the Big Men lead in the final 10 minutes proved swished a 16-foot jumper from the Ewing vs. Sampson, 12/11/82 unsuccessful. Floyd, Shelton and Spriggs left side with 16 seconds remaining to The December 11th, 1982 matchup of giant centers, 6-11 Sophomore Patrick scored from the field, answered only by provide the title game’s final points as a single by Bouie, making the North Carolina edged Georgetown, 63-62. Ewing and 7-4 Senior Ralph Sampson, score 49-44 with 2:10 remaining. Shelton Georgetown guard Fred Brown’s errant was also a battle between the #3 ranked hit two free-throws at the 1:15 mark to pass directly to Tar Heels forward James Hoyas and the #1 ranked Cavaliers. The bring the score to 48-46. Marty Headd of Worthy prevented the Hoyas from at- sellout crowd of 19,035 at the Capital OPPONENTS RECORDS Syracuse was fouled and made a free tempting a potential game-winning shot in Centre saw a game which was decided in the closing seconds. throw for the final Orangemen points with the final four minutes of play. 34 seconds remaining. Spriggs and Floyd Patrick Ewing paced the Hoyas with At intermission the Cavaliers enjoyed closed out the scoring for Georgetown, a double-double, scoring 23 points and a ten-point bulge, 33-23. Virginia led by grabbing a game leading 11 boards. as many as 14, (41-27) early in the second paving the way for Coach Thompson’s famous quote: “Manley Field House is “Sleepy” Floyd contributed 18 points half, but the Hoyas continued to apply while Eric Smith added 14 tallies. For defensive pressure while improving their officially closed.”

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shot selection and put together a 10-2 against each other as the Hoyas and Cou- basketball that only a handful of schools streak to move the score to 43-37 with gars fought in the Seattle Kingdome for has reached, but it is also a vindication 13:41 left to play. the national title. “Phi Slama Jamma” had of all of the suffering and sacrifice that With 3:47 remaining, freshman David missed their opportunity the year previ- preceeds it as well. For Georgetown that Wingate hit a 20 footer, knotting the score ously, falling to N.C. State by two points image is indelibly marked by the hug that at 59. Four seconds later UVA’s Craig on a buzzer beating put-back, while the Coach Thompson gave Fred Brown after Robinson made a pair from the stripe Hoyas had been downed by a single point the victory, this time in celebration rather putting Virginia back up by two, 61-59. At two years earlier when North Carolina’s than consolation. the 3:15 mark Anthony Jones’ 18 footer caught Fred Brown’s

STAFF evened the score at 61. 11 seconds later errant pass. Each team resolved there The Sweater Game Othell Wilson’s work from the stripe put would be no flukes in this contest. 1985 vs. St. John’s the Cavaliers back up by two. Although Co-captain and defensive catalyst In a much heralded rematch of #1 Virginia wws held scoreless from the Gene Smith, sidelined by a foot injury vs. #2, Madison Square Garden was the field in the final 5:50, three key whistles sustained in the Semifinal victory over scene of the Hoyas’ revenge on St. John’s against the Hoyas in the final 95 seconds Kentucky, watched his team take a lead head coach ’s Redmen. (travel, charge and shooting ) gave with 32 minutes to play which they would Earlier in the season the defending na-

EM 2004-05 REVIEW TEAM UVA the chance to win the game from the never relinquish. Making extensive use of tional champions had been upset by the stripe, which they did. his team’s depth, Coach Thompson kept Chris Mullen led the Redmen at the USAir arena, 66-65, costing Georgetown its top position in the national polls. With a na- tional television audience on CBS and a sold out Madison Square Garden, the late February contest had all the excitement of the NCAA Finals. Coach Carnesecca, whose team was 24-1 coming into the contest had explained his team’s good fortune with a “lucky sweater” which he wore on the sidelines. The New York media had ad-

TRADITION opted this piece of superstition and hyped the sweater’s powers to mythic propor- tions. When Coach John Thompson came out during warm-ups and opened his jacket to expose a replica of the sweater, the sophisticated New York crowd roared with delight.

EOD OPPONENTS RECORDS The roars quieted as the game went Fred Brown and Gene Smith celebrate Georgetown’s 1984 national championship on and the #2 Hoyas beat the #1 Redmen 85-69. After tying the game at 22 and 26 The Hoyas outrebounded their sending in waves of fresh Hoyas until in the first half, the Redmen fell to the opponents 42-38 and Patrick Ewing Houston succumbed to the pressure. Hoyas pressure defense, trailing by nine led Georgetown with 16 points, eight Five Hoyas scored in double figures for at intermission 50-41. St. John’s opened rebounds and five blocks. David Wing- Georgetown in the 84-75 victory. Reggie the second half with a jumper which ate added 12 tallies and Anthony Jones Williams scored 19, David Wingate added eased the deficit to seven, but then the scored 10 points while leading the Hoyas’ 16, Michael Graham had 14, Michael Hoyas went on a run, putting the margin rebounding with nine boards. Sampson Jackson contributed 11 and Patrick Ewing into double digits, effectively putting the had a double double for Virginia with 23 dropped in 10 points and led the team contest out of doubt. points, 16 rebounds and seven blocks. in rebounding with nine boards. For the Patrick Ewing scored 20 points, led Cougars, Alvin Franklin scored 21, Olaju- the Hoyas with nine boards and had six 1984 NCAA Finals won had 15 points and nine boards and blocks. Reggie Williams paced all scor-

MEDIA National Champions Michael Young added 18 tallies. ers with 25 points, added seven rebounds Georgetown’s Patrick Ewing and The impact of winning the National and six assists while David Wingate Houston’s , the nation’s Championship can never be fully as- added 12 points six rebounds and four two most celebrated centers, faced off sessed. It is not only a pinnacle of College assists. For the Redmen, 106 2005-06 GEORGETOWN MEN’S BASKETBALL Top Games in Hoya History

with 26 points. Wesley had seven boards and five blocks. Kevin Braswell scored a different double-double with 12 points and 10 assists. Drew Hall contributed 10 points and set a career high in rebounds

with eight. GEORGETOWN BASKETBALL HOYA The Irish were scorching hot in the first frame, shooting 58% from the field and leading the Hoyas by as many as 12 with 01:52 remaining. The Hoyas, how- ever, revealed the tone of the game in the half’s waning seconds as they ran off STAFF seven unanswered to trail by five, 43-48. The second half saw the Hoyas out- shoot the Irish, 44% to 40%. Notre Dame proved however, that they were no more willing to let the game slip away than the Hoyas were. When Graves missed a trey in the final two minutes, Sweetney answered with a deuce in the paint. Carroll replied with a two of his own and Georgetown could not find a good shot in John Thompson Jr. wins “sweater game” rematch with St. John’s in 1985 the final five seconds of regulation. The first overtime saw only four points scored 21 points and Walter Berry had 16 the contest and its hopes of advancing scored by each team as both squads points and 10 rebounds. suffered a blow when Co-Captain Kevin demonstrated their defensive determina- Braswell picked up his fourth foul with tion. Once again the Hoyas put them- 2001 NCAA Tournament 10:36 to play. After Braswell’s foul, the selves in good position with the ball in “Just the way we planned it” Hoyas rallied to score the next seven hand and the score tied with 17 seconds

Nathaniel Burton’s lay-up at the points to tie the game at 52-52. GU’s remaining, but Braswell’s trey hit rim, 2004-05 REVIEW TEAM buzzer gave the Hoyas (24-7) a 63-61 defense held scoreless for glass, rim and jumped out. victory against Arkansas (20-11) in the almost four minutes during the run. They The second overtime marked the First Round of the NCAA West Regional outrebounded the Razorbacks, 28-12, in departures for excessive fouls of Timmer- TRADITION in Boise, Idaho. With the score knotted the second half. man and Swanigan for ND, and Wesley at 61, the Hoyas held for the last shot “Yes,” Coach Esherick confirmed in Wilson for GU. Courtland Freeman also with Burton dribbling at the top of the the post game press conference, “the made his way to the bench after falling key. With leading scorer Kevin Braswell play went just the way we planned it.” His on his back after a hard foul. The battle covered, Burton drove to his left by a pointed look at Nathaniel and the snick- of the closing seconds was intense as Razorback defender and released the ball ers from the players did nothing to wipe Humphrey rebounded a Braswell miss as the clock expired to give GU its first the look of innocence from the senior only to have the ball stolen by Drew NCAA Tournament victory since the 1995- forward’s face. Hall. Braswell’s three with 00:05 on the 96 season. clock did not go and a third overtime was Kevin Braswell led GU with 12 points Battle of Attrition required. and four assists. Mike Sweetney had his Quadruple OT vs. Notre Dame, 2/9/02 In the third overtime Notre Dame led fifth double-double of the season with In the longest game in Georgetown by as many as five before the Hoyas were 10 points and 12 rebounds, pacing the history, the Hoyas fell in quadruple able to pull even. Like the preceding peri- Hoyas in the rebounding category. Ruben overtime on to Notre Dame by a score of ods, the Hoyas had the ball with the score OPPONENTS RECORDS Boumtje-Boumtje added nine caroms to 111-116. Mike Sweetney set career highs tied, but Riley’s floater at the buzzer lofted the team’s total. Anthony Perry came off in scoring and rebounding as he led all across the rim, necessitating a BIG EAST the bench to record 10 points, including a scorers with 35 and all rebounders with record fourth overtime. pair of 3-pointers to round out the trio of 20 boards. He also had six assists, one Riley, Sweetney and Braswell fouled Hoyas in double figures. turnover, six blocks and one in his out in the fourth overtime and ND’s two- Georgetown trailed by as many as 13th double-double of the season. Wesley point lead proved insurmountable. The seven points with 11:12 remaining in Wilson also set a career high in scoring final was 111-116.

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GEORGETOWN OPPONENTS 2004-05 Postseason Appearances 64 Boston University 34 NIT First Round, MCI Center, Washington, D.C. 74 Cal. St. Fullerton 57 NIT Second Round, McDonough Arena, Washington, D.C. NCAA Tournament (22) 66 South Carolina 69 NIT Quarterfinals, Carolina Coliseum, Charleston, S.C. 2002-03 2000–01 1985–86 70 Tennessee 60 NIT First Round, Thompson-Boling Arena, Knoxville, Tenn. 1996–97 1984–85 67 Providence 58 NIT Second Round, Dunkin Donuts Center, Providence, R.I. 1995–96 1983–84 79 North Carolina 74 NIT Third Round, Dean E. Smith Center, Chapel Hill, N.C. 88 Minnesota 74 NIT Semifinals, Madison Square Garden, New York, N.Y. 1994–95 1982–83 67 St. John’s 70 NIT Finals, Madison Square Garden, New York, N.Y. 1993–94 1981–82 2000-01 #10 STAFF 1991–92 1980–81 63 #7 Arkansas 61 NCAA West Region, Boise State Pavilion, Boise, Idaho 1990–91 1979–80 76 #15 Hampton 57 NCAA West Region, Boise State Pavilion, Boise, Idaho 66 #3 Maryland 76 NCAA West Region, Arrowhead Pond, Anaheim, Calif. 1989–90 1978–79 1999-00 1988–89 1975–76 115 Virginia (3ot) 111 NIT First Round, University Hall, Charlottesville, Va. 1987–88 1974–75 49 California 60 NIT Second Round, Haas Pavilion, Berkeley, Calif. 1986–87 1942–43 1998-99 47 Princeton 54 NIT First Round, Jadwin Gym, Princeton, N.J.

EM 2004-05 REVIEW TEAM 1997-98 NIT (10) 71 Florida 69 NIT First Round, O’Connell Center, Gainesville, Fla. 79 Georgia Tech 80 NIT Second Round, Alexander Coliseum, Atlanta, Ga. 2004-05 1992–93 1996-97 #10 67 #7 UNC-Charlotte 79 NCAA West Region, McKale Center, Tuscon, Ariz. 2002–03 1977–78 1995-96 #2 1999–00 1976–77 93 #15 Miss. Valley St. 56 NCAA East Region, Richmond Coliseum, Richmond, Va. 1998–99 1969–70 73 #7 New 62 NCAA East Region, Richmond Coliseum, Richmond, Va. 1997–98 1952–53 98 #3 Texas Tech 90 NCAA East Region, , Atlanta, Ga. 62 #1 Massachusetts 86 NCAA East Region, Georgia Dome, Atlanta, Ga. 1994-95 #6 68 #11 Xavier 63 NCAA Southeast Region, Civic Center, Tallahassee, Fla. 53 #14 Weber State 51 NCAA Southeast Region, Civic Center, Tallahassee, Fla. Patrick Ewing and John Thompson Jr. celebrate 64 # 2 North Carolina 74 NCAA Southeast Region, Civic Center, Birmingham, Ala. one of their many postseason victories. 1993-94 #9 84 #8 Illinois 77 NCAA Midwest Region, The Myriad, Oklahoma City, Okla.

TRADITION 73 #1 Arkansas 85 NCAA Midwest Region, The Myriad, Oklahoma City, Okla. 1992-93 78 Arizona State 68 NIT First Round, University Center, Tempe, Ariz. 71 Texas El-Paso 44 NIT Second Round, McDonough Arena, Washington, D.C. 66 Miami (Ohio) 53 NIT Quarterfinals, Patriot Center, Fairfax, Va. 45 Alabama-Birmingham 41 NIT Semifinals, Madison Square Garden, New York, N.Y. 61 Minnesota 62 NIT Championship, Madison Square Garden, New York, N.Y. 1991-92 #6 75 #11 South Florida 60 NCAA West Region, Boise State Pavilion, Boise, Idaho

EOD OPPONENTS RECORDS 68 #3 Florida State 78 NCAA West Region, Boise State Pavilion, Boise, Idaho 1990-91 #8 70 #9 Vanderbilt 60 NCAA West Region, McKale Center, Tucson. Ariz. 54 #1 UNLV 62 NCAA West Region, McKale Center, Tucson. Ariz. 1989-90 #3 70 #14 Texas Southern 52 NCAA Midwest Region, Hoosierdome, Indianapolis, Ind. 71 #6 Xavier (Ohio) 74 NCAA Midwest Region, Hoosierdome, Indianapolis, Ind. 1988-89 #1 50 #16 Princeton 49 NCAA East Region, Providence Civic Center, Providence, R.I. 81 #9 Notre Dame 74 NCAA East Region, Providence Civic Center, Providence, R.I. 69 #5 NC State 61 NCAA East Region, The Meadowlands, East Rutherford, N.J. 77 #2 Duke 85 NCAA East Region, The Meadowlands, East Rutherford, N.J. 1987-88 #8 66 #9 Louisiana State 63 NCAA East Region, Hartford Civic Center, Hartford, Conn. 53 #1 Temple 74 NCAA East Region, Hartford Civic Center, Hartford, Conn. 1986-87 #1 75 #16 Bucknell 53 NCAA Southeast Region, The Omni, Atlanta, Ga. 82 #9 Ohio State 79 NCAA Southeast Region, The Omni, Atlanta, Ga. MEDIA 70 #5 Kansas 57 NCAA Southeast Region, Freedom Hall, Louisville, Ky. 73 #6 Providence 88 NCAA Southeast Region, Freedom Hall, Louisville, Ky.

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GEORGETOWN OPPONENTS 1985-86 #4 70 #13 Texas Tech 64 NCAA Midwest Region, Univ. of Dayton Arena, Dayton, Ohio 68 #5 Michigan State 80 NCAA Midwest Region, Univ. of Dayton Arena, Dayton, Ohio 1984-85 #1 68 #16 Lehigh 43 NCAA East Region, Hartford Civic Center, Hartford, Conn.

63 #8 Temple 46 NCAA East Region, Hartford Civic Center, Hartford, Conn. GEORGETOWN BASKETBALL HOYA 65 #4 Loyola 53 NCAA East Region, Providence Civic Center, Providence, R.I. 60 #2 Georgia Tech 54 NCAA East Region, Providence Civic Center, Providence, R.I. 77 #1 St. John’s 59 NCAA Final Four, Rupp Arena, Lexington, Ky. 64 #8 Villanova 66 NCAA Final Four, Rupp Arena, Lexington, Ky. 1983-84 #1 37 #9 SMU 36 NCAA West Region, Friel Court, Pullman, Wash. 62 #5 UNLV 48 NCAA West Region, Pauley Pavilion, Los Angeles, Calif. STAFF STAFF 61 #10 Dayton 49 NCAA West Region, Pauley Pavilion, Los Angeles, Calif. 53 #1 Kentucky 40 NCAA Final Four, Kingdome, Seattle, Wash. 84 #2 Houston 75 NCAA Final Four, Kingdome, Seattle, Wash. 1982-1983 #5 68 #12 Alcorn State 63 NCAA Midwest Region, Freedom Hall, Louisville, Ky. 57 #4 Memphis State 66 NCAA Midwest Region, Freedom Hall, Louisville, Ky. 1981-82 #1 51 #8 Wyoming 43 NCAA West Region, Glen Smith , Logan, Utah 58 #4 Fresno State 40 NCAA West Region, Marriott Center, Provo, Utah 69 #2 Oregon State 45 NCAA West Region, Marriott Center, Provo, Utah 50 #3 Louisville 46 NCAA Final Four, Superdome, New Orleans, La. John Thompson III took the Hoyas to the postseason 62 #1 North Carolina 63 NCAA Final Four, Superdome, New Orleans, La. 1980-81 #7 in his first year as head coach. 55 #10 James Madison 61 NCAA East Region, Providence Civic Center, Providence, R.I. 1979-80 #3 74 #6 Iona 71 NCAA East Region, Providence Civic Center, Providence, R.I. 74 #2 Maryland 68 NCAA East Region, Spectrum, , PA. 80 #5 Iowa 81 NCAA East Region, Spectrum, Philadelphia, Pa. 1978-79 #3 73 Old Dominion 52 ECAC Semifinals, Richmond Coliseum, Richmond, Va. 66 Syracuse 58 ECAC Finals, Cole Field House, College Park, Md. 58 #6 Rutgers 64 NCAA East Region, Providence Civic Center, Providence, R.I. 1977-78 2004-05 REVIEW TEAM 75 Va. Commonwealth 88 ECAC Semifinals, Smith Center, Washington, D.C. 70 Virginia (ot) 68 NIT First Round, Charlottesville, Va. 71 Dayton 62 NIT Second Round, Dayton, Ohio 85 N.C. State (ot) 86 NIT Semifinals, Madison Square Garden, New York, N.Y. TRADITION 72 Rutgers 85 NIT Consolation, Madison Square Garden, New York, N.Y. 1976-77 58 Old Dominion 80 ECAC Semifinals, McDonough Arena, Washington, D.C. 79 Virginia Tech 83 NIT First Round, Cassell Coliseum, Blacksburg, Va. 1975-76 72 Villanova 59 ECAC Semifinals, Morgantown, W. Va. 68 George Washington 63 ECAC Finals, Morgantown, W. Va. 76 Arizona 83 NCAA West Region, Arizona State, Tempe, Ariz. 1974-75 66 George Washington 59 ECAC Semifinals, Morgantown, W. Va. 62 West Virginia 61 ECAC Finals, Morgantown, W. Va. 75 Central Michigan 77 NCAA Mideast Region, Tuscaloosa, Ala. 1969-70 82 Louisiana State 83 NIT, Madison Square Garden, New York, N.Y. 1952-53 79 Louisville 92 NIT, Madison Square Garden, New York, N.Y.

1942-43 OPPONENTS RECORDS 55 New York University 36 NCAA Regional Semifinal, Madison Square Garden, N.Y., N.Y. 53 DePaul 49 NCAA Regional Final, Madison Square Garden, N.Y., N.Y. 34 Wyoming 46 NCAA Championship, Madison Square Garden, New York, N.Y. 54 Toledo 40 Sportswriters’ Invitational, Madison Square Garden, New York, N.Y.

Eric Floyd made four NCAA appearances, including a trip to the Final Four

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1980 (26-6 overall, 5-1 BIG EAST) 1982 (20-12 overall, 10-4 BIG EAST) 1984 (34-3 overall, 14-2 BIG EAST) STAFF EM 2004-05 REVIEW TEAM

1985 (35-3 overall, 14-2 BIG EAST) 1987 (29-5 overall, 12-4 BIG EAST) 1989 (29-5 overall, 13-3 BIG EAST)

Top BIG EAST Finishes Year GU Finish Big East Overall 1980 BIG EAST Champions 2000-01 2nd – division 10-6 25-8 1996-97 1st – division 11-7 20-10 1995-96 1st – division 13-5 29-8 1991-92 T-1st 12-6 22-10 1988-89 1st 13-3 29-5 TRADITION 1986-87 T-1st 12-4 29-5 1984-85 2nd 14-2 35-3

1983-84 1st 14-2 34-3 1981-82 2nd 10-4 30-7 1980-81 2nd 9-5 20-12 1979-80 T-1st 5-1 26-6 EOD OPPONENTS RECORDS Record vs. Opponents in the BIG EAST Tournament

Boston College ...... 3-1 Connecticut ...... 2-5 Miami ...... 6-2 Notre Dame ...... 0-1 Pittsburgh ...... 2-0 Providence ...... 7-1 Rutgers ...... 0-1 St. John’s ...... 5-0 Seton Hall ...... 4-4

MEDIA Syracuse ...... 6-5 Villanova ...... 3-0 West Virginia ...... 1-0 Virginia Tech ...... 0-0 110 2005-06 GEORGETOWN MEN’S BASKETBALL BIG EAST Championships

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Year Seed Record (BE) Opening round Quarterfinals Semifinals Finals 2005 #7 19-13 (8-8) 56-51 Seton Hall #10 62-66 Connecticut #2

2004 #12 13-15 (4-12) 57-65 Notre Dame #10 GEORGETOWN BASKETBALL HOYA 2003 #5 19-15 (6-10) 46-41 Villanova #4 69-74 Syracuse #1 2002 #3 19-11 (9-7) 68-67 Providence #6 76-84 OT Miami #2 2001 #2 25-8 (10-6) bye 40-58 Seton Hall #6 2000 #9 19-15 (6-10) 70-67 W. Virginia #8 76-72 Syracuse #1 55-70 Connecticut #4 1999 #10 15-16 (6-12) 68-66 Providence #7 54-65 Miami #2

1998 #13 16-15 (6-12) 62-56 Miami #4 60-61 Rutgers #6 STAFF 1997 #2 20-10 (11-7) bye 63-59 Miami #7 58-70 B.C. #3 1996 #2 29-8 (13-5) bye 92-62 Miami #7 84-76 Villanova #3 74-75 UConn #1 1995 #4 21-10 (11-7) bye 69-58 Miami #5 81-88 UConn #1 1994 #6 19-12 (10-8) bye 81-58 B.C. #3 76-71(ot) Seton Hall #7 64-74 Providence #4 1993 #8 20-13 (8-10) 67-40 Miami #9 69-81 Seton Hall #1 1992 #2 22-10 (12-6) bye 77-64 Miami #10 68-64 St. John’s #3 54-56 Syracuse #5 1991 #6 19-13 (8-8) bye 68-49 UConn #3 71-55 Providence #7 62-74 Seton Hall #4 1990 #3 24-7 (11-5) bye 78-77 Providence #6 60-65 UConn #2 1989 #1 29-5 (13-3) bye 82-52 B.C. #9 85-62 Pittsburgh #4 88-79 Syracuse #3 1988 #3 20-10 (9-7) bye 58-61 Seton Hall #6 1987 #1 29-5 (12-4) bye 56-51 B.C. #8 84-66 Providence #4 69-59 Syracuse #3 1986 #3 24-8 (11-5) bye 57-56 Pittsburgh #6 73-75(ot) Syracuse #2 1985 #2 35-3 (14-2) bye 93-62 UConn #7 74-65 Syracuse #3 92-80 St. John’s #1 1984 #1 35-3 (14-2) bye 70-50 Providence #8 79-68 St. John’s #5 82-71(ot) Syracuse #2 1983 #4 22-10 (11-5) bye 72-79 Syracuse #5 1982 #2 30-7 (10-4) n/a 62-48 Providence #7 57-42 St. John’s #3 72-54 Villanova #1 1981 #2 20-12 (9-5) n/a 58-52 Seton Hall #7 53-67 Syracuse #6 1980 #3 26-6 (5-1) n/a 60-47 Seton Hall #6 76-66 St. John’s #2 87-81 Syracuse #1 2004-05 REVIEW TEAM tournament championships in bold TRADITION Record in the BIG EAST Tournament 1989 BIG EAST Champions

When GU When Opp Seed is seeded is seeded #1 9-0 4-3 #2 12-5 2-4 #3 6-4 7-1 #4 1-2 4-3 #5 1-1 2-2 #6 4-2 4-2 #7 1-1 8-0 #8 1-1 2-0 OPPONENTS RECORDS #9 2-1 2-0 #10 1-1 1-0 #11 0-0 0-0 #12 0-1 0-0 #13 1-1 0-0

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Player of the Year Freshman of the Year Trophy 1991-92 Alonzo Mourning 1981-82 Patrick Ewing (Championship MVP) 1988-89 Charles Smith 1980-81 Fred Brown 1996 Victor Page 1984-85 Patrick Ewing* 1992 Alonzo Mourning 1983-84 Patrick Ewing* All-Freshman Team 1989 Charles Smith 1979-80 1986-87 Dwayne Bryant Mark Tillmon BIG EAST Championship First Team 1985-86 Johnathan Edwards Most Valuable Player 2002-03 Mike Sweetney 1983-84 Michael Graham 1987 Reggie Williams 2001-02 Mike Sweetney Reggie Williams 1985 Patrick Ewing

STAFF 1996-97 Victor Page 1982-83 Michael Jackson 1984 Patrick Ewing 1995-96 Allen Iverson David Wingate 1982 Eric Floyd 1991-92 Alonzo Mourning 1981-82 Patrick Ewing 1980 1989-90 Mark Tillmon Anthony Jones Alonzo Mourning 1980-81 Fred Brown BIG EAST Championship 1988-89 Charles Smith All-Tournament Team 1986-87 Reggie Williams Defensive Player 2000 Lee Scruggs 1985-86 Reggie Williams 1997 Victor Page

EM 2004-05 REVIEW TEAM of the Year 1984-85 Patrick Ewing 1995-96 Allen Iverson 1996 Allen Iverson 1983-84 Patrick Ewing 1994-95 Allen Iverson Victor Page 1982-83 Patrick Ewing Rookie of the Year 1991-92 Alonzo Mourning 1995 Allen Iverson 1981-82 Eric Floyd 2004-05 Jeff Green* 1990-91 Dikembe Mutombo 1994 George Butler 1980-81 Eric Floyd 1994-95 Allen Iverson 1989-90 Dikembe Mutombo* 1979-80 John Duren Alonzo Mourning* 1992 Alonzo Mourning Craig Shelton All-Rookie Team 1988-89 Alonzo Mourning 1991 Dikembe Mutombo 2004-05 Jeff Green 1984-85 Patrick Ewing Alonzo Mourning Second Team 2000-01 Mike Sweetney 1983-84 Patrick Ewing 1989 Alonzo Mourning 2000-01 Kevin Braswell 1995-96 Victor Page 1982-83 Patrick Ewing Charles Smith 1994-95 Allen Iverson 1994-95 Allen Iverson 1981-82 Patrick Ewing 1987 Reggie Williams 1993-94 Othella Harrington 1992-93 Othella Harrington 1986 Reggie Williams 1989-90 Dikembe Mutombo 1991-92 Irvin Church Most Improved Player 1985 Patrick Ewing 1988-89 Alonzo Mourning 1990-91 Robert Churchwell 1996-97 Ya Ya Dia Michael Jackson TRADITION 1987-88 Charles Smith Charles Harrison 1986-87 Perry McDonald 1988-89 Alonzo Mourning BIG EAST Basketball 1984 Patrick Ewing 1985-86 David Wingate Michael Jackson

Scholar-Athlete of the Year 1984-85 Bill Martin 2001 Ruben Boumtje-Boumtje 1982 Patrick Ewing 1983-84 David Wingate 1997 Ya Ya Dia Eric Floyd 1981-82 Patrick Ewing Eric Smith 1980-81 Eric Smith Coach of the Year 1981 Eric Floyd

EOD OPPONENTS RECORDS 1979-80 Eric Floyd 1991-92 John Thompson 1980 John Duren 1979-80 John Thompson Eric Floyd Third Team Craig Shelton 2004-05 Brandon Bowman 2003-04 Gerald Riley Reggie Williams 2001-02 Kevin Braswell 1999-00 Ruben Boumtje-Boumtje 1995-96 Othella Harrington Jerome Williams 1991-92 Joey Brown 1990-91 Alonzo Mourning 1985-86 Michael Jackson 1984-85 Michael Jackson David Wingate 1983-84 Michael Jackson 1981-82 Eric Smith MEDIA

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Naismith Men’s College United Press International Player of the Year All-America First Team 1985 Patrick Ewing 1983-84 Patrick Ewing Basketball 1985-85 Patrick Ewing 1986-87 Reggie Williams Writers Association GEORGETOWN BASKETBALL HOYA 1991-92 Alonzo Mourning All-America First Team 1995-96 Allen Iverson 1981-82 Eric Floyd All-America Second Team 1982-83 Patrick Ewing 1982-83 Patrick Ewing 1983-84 Patrick Ewing 1988-89 Charles Smith

1984-85 Patrick Ewing STAFF 1986-87 Reggie Williams All-America Third Team 1991-92 Alonzo Mourning 1988-89 Alonzo Mourning 1995-96 Allen Iverson 1990-91 Dikembe Mutombo

Coach of the Year National Association of 1982 John Thompson Basketball Players Division I Player of the Year 1985 Patrick Ewing All-America First Team 1982-83 Patrick Ewing Defensive Player of the Year 1983-84 Patrick Ewing 1992 Alonzo Mourning 1984-85 Patrick Ewing Allen Iverson All-America First Team 1986-87 Reggie Williams 1981-82 Eric Floyd 1991-92 Alonzo Mourning 1982-83 Patrick Ewing All-America Third Team 1995-96 Allen Iverson 1983-84 Patrick Ewing 1990-91 Alonzo Mourning All-America Second Team 1984-85 Patrick Ewing Division I National Coach of the Year 1980-81 Eric Floyd 1986-87 Reggie Williams 1985 John Thompson

1988-89 Charles Smith 1989-90 Alonzo Mourning 2004-05 REVIEW TEAM 1989-90 Alonzo Mourning 1995-96 Allen Iverson The

All-America Third Team All-America Second Team Third Team TRADITION 1990-91 Dikembe Mutombo 1991-92 Alonzo Mourning 2002-03 Mike Sweetney 1988-89 Alonzo Mourning 2002-03 Mike Sweetney

Francis “Reds” Daly Memorial Trophy Winners For Basketball’s Most Valuable Player 1955 Waren Buehler 1969 Charles Adrion 1981 Eric Floyd 1995 Irvin Church 1956 Joseph Missett 1970 Charles Adrion 1982 Eric Smith John Jacques 1957 Joseph Missett 1971 Mike Laughna 1983 Patrick Ewing Kevin Millen 1958 John Clark 1972 Mike Laughna 1984 Patrick Ewing Don Reid 1959 James Oravec 1973 Merlin Wilson 1985 Patrick Ewing 1996 Allen Iverson 1960 Brian P. Sheehan 1974 Jonathan Smith 1986 Reggie Williams 1997 Ya Ya Dia 1961 Brian P. Sheehan 1975 Team Award 1987 Reggie Williams 1998 1962 Robert Sharpenter 1976 Derrick Jackson 1988 Charles Smith 1999 Not Given OPPONENTS RECORDS 1963 James Barry 1977 Derrick Jackson 1989 Charles Smith 2000 Kevin Braswell 1964 James Christy 1978 Derrick Jackson 1990 Mark Tillmon 2001 Kevin Braswell 1965 James Barry 1979 Craig Shelton 1991 Dikembe Mutombo 2002 Kevin Braswell 1966 James Brown John Duren 1992 Alonzo Mourning 2003 Mike Sweetney 1967 Stephen Sullivan 1980 Craig Shelton 1993 Not Awarded 2004 Gerald Riley 1968 Bruce Stienbrickner John Duren 1994 Joey Brown

113 MEDIA 2005-06 GEORGETOWN MEN’S BASKETBALL OABSEBL GEORGETOWN HOYA BASKETBALL John Thompson Jr.

Basketball Hall of Famer John Thompson’s name is synonymous with success. Compiling 596 wins, the most of any coach in the history of Georgetown University, the magnitude of his achieve- ments are undeniable.

On the Court He amassed league leading records

STAFF vs. all BIG EAST conference opponents (233-122) and captured seven regular season and six BIG EAST tournament championships. His Hoya teams received 24 consecutive invitations to postseason play, appeared in three NCAA Final Fours (1982, 1984, 1985), and won the national

EM 2004-05 REVIEW TEAM championship in 1984. Thompson was named Coach of the Year a total of seven times. The BIG EAST honored him with the award following the 1979-80, 1986-87, 1991-92 seasons. After leading the Hoyas to the National the award on a global scale when The helped to secure the gold medal twice, Championship in 1984 he received the title United Press International honored him once as an assistant coach for the 1976 from The United States Basketball Writ- following the 1986-87 season. squad and later as a member of the se- ers Association and The Sporting News. Thompson had the privilege to be a lection committee for the 1984 team. Following a consecutive return to the part of the U.S. Olympic effort on several National Championship game in 1985 he occasions. In 1988 as the Head Men’s In the Classroom was honored by the National Association Basketball Coach, his team captured a Though his impact on the hardwood of Basketball Coaches. He even garnered bronze medal at the Seoul Olympics. He is what has brought much of his acclaim,

TRADITION Thompson is also known for the com- mitment he showed to his players off the basketball court and in their lives as student-athletes. Always a stalwart in his desire for their futures after college, 76 of 78 players who stayed four years received a diploma, a 97% rate of gradua-

EOD OPPONENTS RECORDS tion. It was this goal that led to his protest of “proposition 42” which focused na- tional attention on the issues of economic and educational discrimination.

In the Community In 2000 he established The John Thompson Charitable Foundation to help improve the quality of life for disad- vantaged children within the District of Columbia and other communities. The Foundation awards grants to organizations that enhance children’s lives, provide for continuing , or

MEDIA support rehabilitation. While coaching, he touched the local community through his establishment of Georgetown’s “Kids and Cops” program, 114 2005-06 GEORGETOWN MEN’S BASKETBALL Coaches / GU Hall of Fame which still provides over 10,000 tickets per coaching ranks, he played on two Boston year for area youth to attend Hoya games. Celtic World Championship teams under Georgetown Athletic He was also instrumental in the beginning the tutelage of fellow Hall of Famer Red of D.C.’s 4-H program. Auerbach. Hall of Fame Thompson continues to orga- While attending Providence College, Men’s Basketball Honorees nizations through a variety of profes- Thompson led the Friars to the NIT Cham- GEORGETOWN BASKETBALL HOYA sional advisory roles. He is a consultant, pionship in 1963 and was named “New Coaches & Officials spokesman and board member to Nike, England Player of the Year” the following James Colliflower along with serving as Coach Emeritus and season. During his high school career, Presidential Consultant for Urban Affairs Thompson led John Carroll High School Men’s Basketball at Georgetown. The University awarded to 55 consecutive victories and two city Andrew J Zazzali ’22 him for his lasting commitment to the championships and was named an All- C. Donald Dutton ’30 STAFF Hilltop community with its two highest American. Fred M. Mesmer ’30 honors: the President’s Award and the Georgetown University Achievements Paul J. Dillon ’32 Patrick Healy Award. during the John Thompson Era John J. Crowley ’33 NCAA Appearances ...... 20 of 22 Edward J. Hargaden ’35 Background NIT Appearances ...... 5 of 10 Thomas J. Carolan ’36 Coach Thompson’s bachelor degree BIG EAST Tournament Donald C. Gibeau ’37 from Providence College was in econom- Championships ...... 6 of 6 Ben G. Zola ’37 ics and he also holds a master’s degree BIG EAST Regular-Season Harry Bassin ’38 in guidance and counseling from the Uni- Championships ...... 7 of 7 Thomas C. Nolan ’38 versity of the District of Columbia. He has Francis D. O’Grady ’42 received honorary degrees from George- Georgetown University Statistical William J. Hassett ’45 town University, St. Peter’s College, Leaders during the John Thompson Era John E. Mahnken ’45 Wheeling College and most recently from 1000 Point Club ...... 22 of 35 Andrew Kostecka ’48 the University of the District of Columbia. Career Scoring Average ...... 13 of 25 Daniel Kraus ’48 Prior to his arrival at Georgetown, Top Rebounders ...... 17 of 25 Raymond C. Corley ’50 Thompson was a highly successful high Career Rebounding Average...... 13 of 25 Richard T. Falvey ’50 school coach, amassing a record of Assist Leaders ...... 21 of 22 Thomas V. O’Keefe ’50

122-28 at St. Anthony’s High School in Steals Leaders ...... 24 of 25 William J. Bolger ’53 2004-05 REVIEW TEAM Washington, D.C. Before entering the Shot Blockers ...... 9 of 10 Joseph V. Missett ’57 Brian P. Sheehan ’61 James M. Christy ’64 TRADITION All-Time Coaching Records James J. Barry ’66 James R. Brown ’66 Coach Years Won-Lost Pct. Charles A. Adrion ’70 1. Maurice Joyce ...... 4 (1907-11) ...... 32-20 ...... 615 F. Michael Laughna ’72 2. James Colliflower ...... 4 (1911-14, 1921-22) ...... 43-20 ...... 683 Merlin Wilson ’76 3. John O’Reilly ...... 11(1914-21, 1923-27) ...... 87-47 ...... 649 Derrick V. Jackson ’78 4. Jock Maloney ...... 1 (1922-23) ...... 8-3 ...... 727 John Duren ’80 5. Elmer Ripley ...... 10 (1927-29, 1938-43, 1946-49) ...... 133-82 ...... 619 Eric Floyd ’82 6. Bill Dudak ...... 1 (1929-30) ...... 13-12 ...... 520 Patrick Ewing ’85 7. John Colrich ...... 1 (1930-31) ...... 5-16 ...... 238 8. Fred Mesmer ...... 7 (1931-38) ...... 53-76 ...... 411 9. Ken Engles ...... 1 (1945-46) ...... 11-9 ...... 550 10. Buddy O’Grady ...... 3 (1949-52) ...... 35-36 ...... 493 11. Harry Jeanette ...... 4 (1952-56) ...... 49-49 ...... 500 OPPONENTS RECORDS 12. Tommy Nolan ...... 4 (1956-60) ...... 40-49 ...... 449 13. Tom O’Keefe ...... 6 (1960-66) ...... 82-60 ...... 578 14. Jack Magee ...... 6 (1966-72) ...... 69-80 ...... 466 15. John Thompson ...... 27 (1972-99) ...... 596-239 ...... 713 16. Craig Esherick ...... 5 (1999-04) ...... 103-74 ...... 581 17. John Thompson III ...... 1 (2004-) ...... 19-13 ...... 594

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Georgetown has a long tradition of sending players on to the professional ranks. In 2001 there were 11 Hoyas playing in the NBA and over the history of the program a total of fifty-one Georgetown basketball alumni have either been drafted by NBA teams and/or have had playing experience in the league.

Mike Sweetney ex’04 Allen Iverson ex’98 STAFF • 1st Round Selection (ninth overall), • 1st Selection in 1996 NBA Draft New York Knickerbockers 2003 • 1st Round Selection, • New York Knickerbockers 2003-2005 1996 • 2005-present • NBA Rookie of The Year, 1997 • Ranked 19th in the NBA in rebounds • Philadelphia 76ers 1996-present per 48 minutes (13.3) in 2004-05 • Led the NBA in scoring (30.7 ppg) and Steals (180) in 2004-05

EM 2004-05 REVIEW TEAM Ruben Boumtje-Boumtje ’01 • 2nd Round Selection, ’98 2001 • 2nd Round Selection, Washington Dikembe Mutombo ’91 • Portland Trail Blazers 2001-2004 Wizards 1998 • 1st Round Selection, • 2004 • 1998-2003 1991 • 2004 • ,2003-2004 • Denver Nuggets 1991-1996 • 2004-present • Charlotte Bobcats 2004-2005 • 1996-2000 • Cleveland Cavaliers 2005-present • Philadelphia 76ers 2000-2002 • New Jersey Nets 2002-2003 Jerome Williams ’96 • New York Knickerbockers 2003-2004 • 1st Round Selection, Pistons 1996 • Chicago Bulls 2004-2005 • 1996-2001 • 2005-present • 2001-2003 • Ranked fifth in the NBA in rebounds per • Chicago Bulls 2003-2004 48 minutes (16.9) and eighth in blocks per • New York Knickerbockers 2004-2005 48 (4.0) in 2004-05 TRADITION Othella Harrington ’96 • 2nd Round Selection,

Houston Rockets 1996 • Houston Rockets 1996-1999 • 1999-2001 • New York Knickerbockers 2001-2004 • Chicago Bulls 2004-present EOD OPPONENTS RECORDS Don Reid ’95 • 2nd Round Selection, Detroit Pistons 1995 • Detroit Pistons 1995-2000 • Washington Wizards, 2000 • Orlando Magic 2000-2002 • Denver Nuggets 2002-2003

Robert Churchwell ’94 • 1995-1996

Alonzo Mourning ’92 • 1st Round Selection, 1992 • Charlotte Hornets 1992-1995 Allen Iverson • 1995-2003 MEDIA • New Jersey Nets 2003-2004 • Miami Heat 2005-present Mike Sweetney

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David Wingate ’86 Eric Floyd ’82 • 2nd Round Selection, • 1st Round Selection, Philadelphia 76ers 1986 New Jersey Nets 1982 • Philadelphia 76ers 1986-1989 • New Jersey Nets 1982-1983, 1994-1996 • 1989-1990 • Golden State Warriors 1983-1987 • Washington Bullets 1991-1992 • Houston Rockets 1987-1993 • Charlotte Hornets 1992-1994 • San Antonio Spurs 1993-1994 GEORGETOWN BASKETBALL HOYA • Seattle Supersonics 1995-1997, 2000-2001 • New York Knickerbockers, 1997-2000 Eric Smith ’82 • 4th Round Selection, Portland Trail Bill Martin ’85 Blazers • 2nd Round Selection, Indiana Pacers 1985 Ed Spriggs ’82

• Indiana Pacers 1985-1986 STAFF • New York Knickerbockers 1986-1987 • 8th Round Selection, 1982 • Phoenix Suns 1987-1988 • Orlando Magic 1989-1990 Mike Frazier ’81 • 10th Round Selection, Ralph Dalton ’85 Atlanta Hawks 1981 • 7th Round Selection, Cleveland Cavaliers 1986 John Duren ’80 • 1st Round Selection, 1980 Patrick Ewing ’85 • Utah Jazz 1980-1982 • 1st Selection in 1985 NBA Draft • Indiana Pacers 1982-1983 • 1st Round Selection, New York Knickerbockers, 1985 Al Dutch ’80 Ruben Boumtje-Boumtje • NBA Rookie Of The Year, 1985 • 8th Round Selection, Seattle • New York Knickerbockers 1985-2000 Supersonics 1980 • Seattle Supersonics 2000-2001 Jaren Jackson ’89 • Orlando Magic 2001-2002 • New Jersey Nets 1989-1990 • Golden State Warriors 1991-1992 Fred Brown ’84 • Los Angeles Clippers 1992-1993 • 8th Round Selection, Atlanta Hawks 1984 • Portland Trail Blazers 1993-1994 • Philadelphia 76ers 1994-1995 Gene Smith ’84 2004-05 REVIEW TEAM • Houston Rockets 1995-1996 • 5th Round Selection, Indiana • Washington Bullets 1996-1997 Pacers 1984

• San Antonio Spurs 1997-2000 TRADITION • Orlando Magic 2001-2002

Charles Smith ’89 • Boston Celtics 1989-1991 • Minnesota Timberwolves 1995-1996

Ben Gillery ’88 • 1988-89

Reggie Williams ’87 • 1st Round Selection, Los Angeles Clippers 1987 • Los Angeles Clippers 1987-1989 • San Antonio Spurs 1989-1991 • Denver Nuggets 1991-1996

• Indiana Pacers 1996 OPPONENTS RECORDS • New Jersey Nets 1996-1997

Michael Jackson ’86 • 2nd Round Selection, New York Knickerbockers 1986 • Sacramento Kings 1987-1990

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Frank Hollendoner ’67 • 8th Round Selection, Cincinnati Royals 1967 • 8th Round Selection, New York Nets 1967*

Steve Sullivan ’67 • 2nd Round Selection, Detroit Pistons 1967

Jim Christy ’64 • 10th Round Selection, New York STAFF Knickerbockers 1964

Bob Sharpenter ’62 • 7th Round Selection, Syracuse Nationals 1962

Bill Bolger ’53 • 2nd Round Selection, EM 2004-05 REVIEW TEAM Milwaukee Hawks 1953 • Baltimore Bullets 1953-1954

Dennis Murphy ’53 Dikembe Mutombo • 9th Round Selection, Jerome Williams Baltimore Bullets 1953 Craig Shelton ex’80 Andy Kostecka ’48 Gerry Nappy ’53 • 2nd Round Selection, Atlanta Hawks 1980 • 1948-1949 • 9th Round Selection, • Atlanta Hawks 1980-1982 Syracuse Nationals 1953 Dan Kraus ’48 Steve Martin ’79 • Baltimore Bullets 1948-1949 John Brown ’50 • 10th Round Selection, • 9th Round Selection, 1950 Washington Bullets 1979 John Mahnken ex’45 • Rochester Royals 1945-1946 Ray Corley ’49 Ed Hopkins ’78 • Washington Capitols 1946-1948 TRADITION • Syracuse Nationals 1949-1950 • 10th Round Selection, • Baltimore Bullets, Indianapolis Olympi- • Tri-Cities Blackhawks 1950-1951 Washington Bullets 1978 ans, Ft. Wayne Pistons 1948-1949 • Ft. Wayne Pistons 1952-1953

• Ft. Wayne Pistons, Tri-Cities Blackhawks, Derrick Jackson ’78 Boston Celtics 1949-1950 • 4th Round Selection, • Boston Celtics, Indianapolis Olympians Golden State Warriors 1950-1951 • Boston Celtics 1951-1953 Merlin Wilson ’76 EOD OPPONENTS RECORDS • 8th Round Selection, Al Lujack ’42 Washington Bullets 1976 • Washington Capitols 1946-1947

Art White ’72 Don Martin ’42 • 4th Round Selection, • Providence Steamrollers 1972 1946-1948 • 5th Round Selection, New York Nets 1972* Buddy O’Grady ’42 • Rochester Royals 1945-1946 Paul Favorite ’70 • Washington Capitols 1946-1947 • 16th Round Selection, • St. Louis Bombers 1947-1948 Cincinnati Royals 1970 • Providence Steamrollers 1948-1949

Jim Supple ’69 * ABA • 11th Round Selection, Cincinnati Royals 1969 MEDIA Neil Heskin ’67 • 8th Round Selection, Denver Nuggets 1967* Eric Floyd 118 2005-06 GEORGETOWN MEN’S BASKETBALL Hoyas in the NBA NBA Award Winners

Most Valuable Player Patrick Ewing, 1992-93 Allen Iverson, 2000-01 Patrick Ewing, 1991-92

Patrick Ewing, 1990-91 GEORGETOWN BASKETBALL HOYA First Team Patrick Ewing, 1988-89 Allen Iverson, 2004-05 Patrick Ewing, 1987-88 Allen Iverson, 2000-01 Allen Iverson, 1998-99 Third Team Alonzo Mourning, 1998-99 Dikembe Mutombo, 2001-02

Patrick Ewing, 1989-90 Dikembe Mutombo, 1997-98 STAFF

Second Team Rookie of the Year Allen Iverson, 2002-03 Allen Iverson, 1996-97 Allen Iverson, 2001-02 Patrick Ewing, 1985-86 Dikembe Mutombo, 2000-01 Alonzo Mourning, 1999-2000 Rookie First Team Allen Iverson, 1999-2000 Allen Iverson, 1996-97 Patrick Ewing, 1996-97 Rookie Second Team Dikembe Mutombo, 1991-92 Alonzo Mourning Defensive Player of the Year Dikembe Mutombo, 2000-01 Defensive Second Team Alonzo Mourning, 1999-2000 Dikembe Mutombo, 2001-02 Alonzo Mourning, 1998-99 Dikembe Mutombo, 1998-99 Dikembe Mutombo, 1997-98 Dikembe Mutombo, 1994-95 Dikembe Mutombo, 1996-97 Patrick Ewing, 1991-92

Dikembe Mutombo, 1994-95 Patrick Ewing, 1988-89 2004-05 REVIEW TEAM Patrick Ewing, 1987-88 Defensive First Team

Dikembe Mutombo, 2000-01 J. Walker Kennedy Citizen Award TRADITION Alonzo Mourning, 1999-2000 Alonzo Mourning, 2001-02 Alonzo Mourning, 1998-99 Dikembe Mutombo, 2000-01 Dikembe Mutombo, 1997-98 Dikembe Mutombo, 1996-97 Alonzo Mourning, 1992-93

Hoyas in 19 Straight NBA All-Star Games 2005 Allen Iverson 1999 NBA Lockout 1993 Patrick Ewing 2004 Allen Iverson 1998 Dikembe Mutombo 1992 Patrick Ewing 2003 Allen Iverson 1997 Dikembe Mutombo Dikembe Mutombo 2002 Allen Iverson 1996 Patrick Ewing 1991 Patrick Ewing Alonzo Mourning Alonzo Mourning 1990 Patrick Ewing OPPONENTS RECORDS Dikembe Mutombo Dikembe Mutombo 1989 Patrick Ewing 2001 Allen Iverson 1995 Patrick Ewing 1988 Patrick Ewing Alonzo Mourning Alonzo Mourning 1987 Eric Floyd 2000 Allen Iverson Dikembe Mutombo 1986 Patrick Ewing Alonzo Mourning 1994 Patrick Ewing Dikembe Mutombo Alonzo Mourning

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Georgetown Hoyas have been part of our nation’s effort in six of the last eight . STAFF EM 2004-05 REVIEW TEAM

Allen Iverson

Patrick Ewing

In 1976 Hoya coach John Thompson Jr. served as an assis-

TRADITION tant coach as the United States went 7-0 en route to a gold medal in Montreal, Quebec. When basketball made its

first Olympic appearance on native soil in Los Angeles in 1984, the U.S. captured gold and Patrick Ewing was the tournament’s leading shot blocker with 18. EOD OPPONENTS RECORDS Thompson Jr. returned to Olympic competition as the head coach in 1988 in Seoul, Korea, along with Mary Fenlon. Charles E. Smith was second in assists on that 1988 team and helped the U.S. win a bronze medal. MEDIA

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Charles Smith Patrick Ewing Alonzo Mourning Allen Iverson

After FIBA opened Olympic competition to include NBA players, Patrick Ewing was named to the 1992 “Dream Team” and led the U.S. in blocked shots on its way to gold in Barcelona, Alonzo Mourning Spain. Alonzo Mourning also led his Olympic team in blocked shots in 2000, as the team won gold in Sydney, Australia.

In the summer of 2004 Allen Iverson and the U.S. won bronze, while he led the team in scoring. 2004-05 REVIEW TEAM TRADITION

1988 United States Olympic Team OPPONENTS RECORDS

121 MEDIA 2005-06 GEORGETOWN MEN’S BASKETBALL OABSEBL GEORGETOWN HOYA BASKETBALL Hoyas in the Spotlight

Hoya athletes have apppeared on the covers of numerous national magazines, including , ESPN The Magazine and the Sporting News, as well as countless preseason and NBA publications. Georgetown University has been featured on 10 different Sports Illustrated covers, while former student-athletes Patrick Ewing (13 covers), Allen Iverson (3) and Alonzo Mourning (1) have all been selected as cover subjects for SI.

STAFF Got Milk? advertisement EM 2004-05 REVIEW TEAM TRADITION

Athlon Sports College Basketball, 2005

EOD OPPONENTS RECORDS Sports Illustrated, May 12, 2001

SPORTS ILLUSTRATED COVERS MEDIA

March 22, 1982 March 19, 1984 April 9, 1984 Nov. 26, 1984 April 1, 1985

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ESPN The Magazine, March 9, 2001 GEORGETOWN GEORGETOWN BASKETBALL HOYA STAFF STAFF

Sporting News, July 9, 2001 2004-05 REVIEW TEAM TRADITION

HawkTalk, June 28, 2000

THROUGH THE YEARS OPPONENTS RECORDS

Feb. 13, 1989 May 31, 1993 Nov. 8, 1993 March 9, 1998 May 12, 2001

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Alonzo Mourning Alonzo Mourning has been extremely involved in the development of com- munity programs in South Florida where he resides with his . Most of his outreach has been through Alonzo Mourning Charities, a public foundation that raises money in support of organiza- tions that aid in the development and

STAFF education of at-risk children and . Since its inception in 1997, the foundation has raised over $4.5 million for deserving groups including 100 Black Men of South Florida, Honey Shine Mentoring Program, Children’s Home Society of Florida and the Overtown Youth Center. EM 2004-05 REVIEW TEAM During his own bout with kidney disease, he formed “Zo’s Fund For Life” which raised $2 million for kidney re- search and helped provide medication to low-income families. In addition, while playing for the Miami Alonzo Mourning speaks at a basketball clinic Heat, he donated $100 for each blocked shot to the Children’s Home Society and for more than 100 foster children, person- Much of the funds used in these Jefferson Memorial ally buying presents and distributing them initiatives are raised during the annual Hospital of Miami. at the event. Allen Iverson Celebrity Softball game He and his wife, Mourning has received many awards and weekend. In 2005 over 8,000 fans host an annual for his service to the community, includ- attended the metro DC event, which also holiday party ing: NBA’s 2002 Good Guy by The Sporting raised money for the National Fatherhood TRADITION News, 2002 Father of the Year Award at Initiative. the National Father’s Day Committee’s 65th Annual Awards Luncheon, Dikembe Mutombo

Hometown Hero by the Florida Sports Dikembe Mutombo has been instru- Awards in May of 2002, shared USA mental in developing community re- Weekend Magazine’s 9th Annual sources for the people in his hometown Most Caring Athlete Award in of , located in the Democratic

EOD OPPONENTS RECORDS October of 2001 and his family Republic of Congo, formerly Zaire. In 1997 was selected the 2001 Family of the Dikembe Mutombo Foundation formed the Year by Family Counseling with the stated goal of improving the over- Services of Greater Miami. all physical health of his native people. In 1999, the foundation broke ground Allen Iverson on a 300-bed teaching hospital in Allen Iverson created the Kinshasa, which will be the first new Crossover Foundation in 2000 to raise hospital in the country in over 40 years. It funds to address the health, educa- will provide specialized care to the city’s tional and social needs of underprivi- poorest residents and train Congolese leged children residing in our nation’s health professionals with the latest devel- inner cities. The community programs opments in health care. of the Crossover Foundation include In conjunction with the hospital mentoring, scholarships and access groundbreaking, Mutombo took part in MEDIA to technology. the administering of oral polio vaccines as part of the Polio Eradication Campaign Alonzo Mourning with rapper Fat Joe in the Congo, which saw 8.2 million chil-

124 2005-06 GEORGETOWN MEN’S BASKETBALL Hoyas in the Community dren under the age of five successfully Jerome Williams sale of the CD were donated to children’s vaccinated during its two-week period. After retiring from the NBA this past programs in Toronto. He has also been instrumental in the year after nine seasons, Jerome Williams For his work in the community NBA’s “Basketball Without Borders” in- intends to spend more time focused on work, Williams has received many ternational initiative which provides bas- his JYD Project, which works with the awards, including: 2000 National Home ketball instruction, health seminars and underprivileged youth of Toronto, Detroit Team Community Service award for GEORGETOWN BASKETBALL HOYA community outreach to youth in , as and New York. Outstanding Work in the Community by well as other continents. In conjunction The mission of his foundation is to the Fannie Mae Foundation, The Sporting with the program, his foundation has pro- motivate and educate students of all News’ 2002 “Good Guys in Sports” and he vided dormitories and recreational facili- nationalities to embrace education and was a finalist for the NBA’s 2000 J. Walter ties to African communities. In addition, equip them with life skills necessary to Kennedy Citizenship Award. in 1996 he paid for uniforms and expenses become productive citizens. STAFF for the Zaire women’s basketball team to Some of JYD’s initiatives include an attend the Olympic games in Atlanta. academic incentive program, lifeskills Mutombo has been recognized for his workshops, “Tickets 4 Teachers”, a men- contributions, including: The Sporting toring program for troubled or incarcerat- News’ top 99 “Good Guys in Sports” in ed youth and a motivational tour focusing 2000 and 1999, one of 20 winners of the on the importance of self-esteem, respect 1999 President’s Service Awards (our for self and respect for the community. nation’s highest honor for volunteer He also served as executive producer service), NBA’s 1999 Henry P. Iba Citizen of a Rap CD titled “Mission Possible” Athlete Award and Essence Magazine’s aimed at providing positive messages to 2001 Achiever Award. kids. Thirty percent of the profits from the 2004-05 REVIEW TEAM TRADITION

Jerome Williams OPPONENTS RECORDS

Dikembe Mutombo created the Dikembe Mutombo Foundation to assist people in his homeland

125 MEDIA 2005-06 GEORGETOWN MEN’S BASKETBALL OABSEBL GEORGETOWN HOYA BASKETBALL Hoyas in the Community Basketball without Borders STAFF EM 2004-05 REVIEW TEAM

Dikembe Mutombo, Jerome Williams, Joe Touomou, Godwin Owinje, Steve McCaskill and coach John Thompson Jr. traveled to Africa this past summer in conjunction with the NBA’s “Basketball Without Borders” international commu- nity outreach program. Mutombo, a native of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, led the contingent as they ran an instruc- tional basketball camp in Johannesburg,

TRADITION South Africa from Sept. 7-12. The program assembled 100 camp- ers from more than 20 countries across Africa. The International Basketball Asso- ciation (FIBA) selected the young players, ages 16-19 on their basketball skills, lead- ership abilities and overall dedication to

EOD OPPONENTS RECORDS the sport. Along with basketball instruc- tion and competition, the camp incorpo- rated seminars on leadership, education, program’s stop in . The sportsmanship and healthy living. The South American trip was the first leg of week was highlighted by extensive com- the 2005 initiative, which also stopped munity outreach activities focused on in Asia and Europe before moving on to HIV/AIDS awareness and prevention. Africa. To date more than 440 youngsters This was Mutombo and Thompson’s from 72 different nations and territories second trip with “Basketball Without have taken part in the annual camps, Borders” this year. In July, they trav- since its inaugural trip in July 2001. eled to Buenos Aires, for the MEDIA

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Cultural Connect Envoy Program Albania The US State Department’s Cultural active and distant from the behavior Algeria Connect Envoy Program is an initia- that may lead to increased likelihood of tive that aims to use special talents of contracting AIDS or similar diseases. In GEORGETOWN BASKETBALL HOYA Americans to engage with young people El Salvador and Brazil, they talked about Bangladesh around the globe. The program recruited staying away from street gangs and Bahrain former Hoyas Courtland Freeman ‘04, obeying authorities. Bolivia Omari Faulkner ’04 and RaMell Ross ’05 “With Georgetown having such a for a life-changing experience in which diverse and international student body Brazil they contributed their time and talent on it was cool going to countries that were Botswana STAFF behalf of the world’s youth. the homes of some of my classmates.” Burkina Faso They had the opportunity to serve as says Freeman. “I also took an HIV/AIDS State Department cultural envoys for class at Georgetown my senior year Egypt sports in a pilot program focused on using which turned out to be very beneficial as El Salvador basketball to increase mutual understand- I had to give speeches to kids on how to Ghana ing and illustrate the positive aspects of protect themselves from the virus.” American culture, including teamwork, free expression and work ethic. India “Georgetown and D.C. are both Indonesia very diverse,” says Faulkner. “Being in the city and at the University gave Jamaica me the opportunity to be introduced to Jordan and prepared for all of the cultures and Kuwait people I would come in contact with. It opened me up to different people, and if Maccau Island not for Georgetown and my experience in Malaysia Washington, D.C., I would not have had Mexico

such a wonderful experience. 2004-05 REVIEW TEAM “My training for basketball taught Morocco discipline, respect, and how to be part of Namibia a team. I think the State Department was Nicaragua TRADITION like a team, and its goal was to connect with other cultures and people of the world, which is exactly what was done. Oman I think I played an important role in that Panama effort.” Numerous times during the past Philippines two years, the former Hoyas traveled Romania around the globe to run basketball clin- Ramell Ross South Africa ics, visit schools and speak with youth about sports and educational issues. “When it comes to helping people South Korea Their visits provided forums for people better understand America, the greatest Sri Lanka of other nations to see a different aspect ambassadors we have are the creators Tanzania of American culture, beyond what is of American culture,” former Secretary glorified on the television screen and in of State Colin Powell said at a ceremony Trinidad and Tobago OPPONENTS RECORDS Hollywood movies. honoring the cultural envoys. “The epic Tunisia In each region they focused on stories of the American people are best Turkey addressing social issues close to the expressed through the rhythms of our mu- people of that area. For instance, in sic and of our poetry, through the grace of United Arab Emirates South Africa and Botswana they focused our dancers and athletes.” on sports and exercise as a way to stay

127 MEDIA 2005-06 GEORGETOWN MEN’S BASKETBALL OABSEBL GEORGETOWN HOYA BASKETBALL Hoyas & World Leaders

With Georgetown University being located in our nation’s capital, its students have the opportunity to interact with the individuals and organizations that guide our country and the world. These photos recognize the amazing individuals who have graced our basketball program with their camaraderie and support. Dignitaries attend our games, celebrate our achievements and mentor our athletes. STAFF EM 2004-05 REVIEW TEAM

Former California representative to the U.S. Congress Robert Matsui shares a moment in his Capitol Hill office with Dikembe Mutombo ’91

TRADITION Former President of the United States ’68 celebrates a Hoya victory with Jahidi White ’98, Allen Iverson and Jerome Williams ’98

EOD OPPONENTS RECORDS MEDIA

Dikembe Mutombo ’91 and South African civil rights leader Nelson Mandela Patrick Ewing ’85 with the Reverend Jesse Jackson in Georgetown’s Gaston Hall 128 2005-06 GEORGETOWN MEN’S BASKETBALL Hoyas & World Leaders GEORGETOWN GEORGETOWN BASKETBALL HOYA STAFF STAFF

Former President of the United States Ronald Reagan celebrates the 1984 NCAA National Championship with John Thompson Jr. and the Hoyas 2004-05 REVIEW TEAM TRADITION

U.S. Cultural Connect Envoy Courtland Freeman ’04 and former Secretary of State Colin Powell U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Richard Armitage with Capitol Hill intern Courtland Freeman ’04 OPPONENTS RECORDS

129 MEDIA 2005-06 GEORGETOWN MEN’S BASKETBALL OABSEBL GEORGETOWN HOYA BASKETBALL Where are they now?

Many famous Hoyas have gone on to careers playing professional basketball (more than 50), but the NBA is not the only field where the Hoyas have made their mark. The following is a sample of what the combination of a Georgetown degree and the experience of being a member of the Georgetown Basketball family can provide for the future.

Government Henry Hyde C’47 has been a member of the House of

STAFF Representatives from the 6th District in Illinois for over 30 years. He currently serves as Chairman of the International Relations Committee. Mike McDermott, B’77 is a Senior Management Analyst with the FDIC in Washington. Bobby Winston, C’89 is an Information Security Specialist for the EM 2004-05 REVIEW TEAM Office of the Secretary of Defense in Bethesda, Md.

Business & Law Fred Brown C’84 is a financial advisor for Merrill Lynch in Patrick Ewing and Ming of the Houston Rockets Rockville, Md. Ralph Dalton C’85 B’87 is a Vice President with Merrill Lynch in New York. Kurt Kaull C’83 B’89 L’89 is a partner with Gryphon Investments in San Francisco, Calif. His company buys and improves mid-size companies. Billy Martin C’85 is a Diamond level sales associate at Parkway TRADITION Mitsubishi Motor sales in Indiana.

Business of Sports

Fred Brown Chris Antonetti B’96 is Assistant General Manager of the Cleveland Indians (MLB). John Duren C’80 works training college players in preparation EOD OPPONENTS RECORDS for the NBA combine and draft. Patrick Ewing C’84 is an assistant coach for the Houston Rockets (NBA). Michael Jackson C’86 is an Associate Director for U.S. Sports John Duren Marketing for Nike in Beaverton, Ore. Steve Martin C’79 is the Senior Vice President for Business Development for the New Orleans Hornets (NBA). Gene Smith C’84 is a Sales Account Manager for Nike in Metro New York and Northen New Jersey. Sid Levy B’90 was a vital component in the NFL’s push to host its first regular season-game in this season. In his role

MEDIA as Director of Marketing and Fan Development he is respon- sible for developing and managing the NFL’s Hispanic and youth marketing efforts. Michael Jackson Gene Smith 130 2005-06 GEORGETOWN MEN’S BASKETBALL Where are they now?

A member of the 1999 World Champion In the Spotlight... San Antonio Spurs, Jaren Jackson B’89 moved into the coaching ranks follow- ing his retirement from the NBA. He is in his first year as the head coach of the GEORGETOWN BASKETBALL HOYA Gary (Ind.) Steelheads of the Continental Basketball Association (CBA). STAFF STAFF

One of NASCAR’s hottest young rising stars, Craftman Truck Series com- petitor, Brendan Gaughan B’97, has already made his mark in the arena of high-speed stock car racing. Taking top Raybestos Rookie of the Year honors Paul Tagliabue C’62 has been the and two Nextel Cup Series wins in 2004, Commissioner of the National Football he has firmly established himself as a League (NFL) since 1989. top-ranked talent.

Entertainment Entrepreneurs 2004-05 REVIEW TEAM Ron Highsmith C’88 is the General Manager of the Barbary Ron Blaylock B’82 is the Founder, Chairman and Chief Executive Coast Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, Nev. Officer of Blaylock & Company. He held senior management po- TRADITION sitions with PaineWebber Group and CitiGroup before launching Daymond Jackson C’99 is the Director of Security at the Hyatt the firm in 1993. In his 20-year career on Wall Street, Blaylock Regency in Crystal City, Va. has worked with a diverse range of corporate clients and insti- Markhum Stansbury C’91 is an actor and screenwriter in Los tutional investors. Angeles, Calif. Eric Floyd, C’82 is the owner of Café Fresco in Sugarland, Texas. Education Charles E. Smith IV C’89 is the founder and CEO of Charles Smith Productions and a founder of The Trifecta Group. Both are event B’84 is in his first year as the head men’s planning organizations that promote fundraising activities for non- basketball coach at Savannah State. profit organizations in the Washington, D.C., metropolitan area. Dwayne Bryant B’90 is Director of Major Gifts and boys basket- ball coach at Georgetown Prep School in Rockville, Md. Mark Tillmon C’90 is Owner-President of Unlimited Mortgage Inc. in the District of Columbia.

Glennard Johnson C’02 is the Athletic Director and boys basket- OPPONENTS RECORDS ball coach at Forestville Military Academy, in Forestville, Md.

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ALPHABETICAL

A Bolger, Joe ...... 1954,55,56 Corless, Joe ...... 1932,33,34 Bonniwell, Bernard ...... 1932 Corley, Ray ...... 1947,48,49 Abadee, Pardie ...... 1963 Bontempo, Ed ...... 1953 Cowley, Bill ...... 1954 Ablondi, Italo ...... 1949,50 Bornheimer, Bill ...... 1941,42 Cradock, Tom ...... 1963 Adrion, Charlie ...... 1968,69,70 Bosanac, Vladimir ...... 1991,92,93 Crawford, Tyler ...... 2005 Aires, Frank ...... 1946 Boumtje-Boumtje, Ruben 1998,99,00,01 Crogan, John ...... 1908 Alagia, Frank ...... 1948,49,50 Bowman, Brandon ...... 2003,04,05 Crowley, Johnny ...... 1932,33,34 Allen, Anthony ...... 1987,88,89,90 Bozek, Emil ...... 1931 Culhane, Joe ...... 1948,49 Aw, Boubacar ...... 1995,96,97,98 Bozek, Johnny ...... 1931 Curry, Gerald ...... 1915

STAFF Braswell, Kevin ...... 1999,00,01,02 B Brembs, Eddie ...... 1947,48 D Broadnax, Horace ...... 1983,84,85,86 Baker, Pete ...... 1946 Brogan, Al ...... 1922,23,24,25 Dairsow, Clifton ...... 1984 Bannigan, Ed ...... 1917 Brogan, John ...... 1963 Dalton, Ralph ...... 1983,84,85,86 Bariscillo, John ...... 1911,12 Brooks, Greg ...... 1973,74,75 Daly, Francis ...... 1938,39,40 Barry, Jim ...... 1963,65,66 Brown, Fred ...... 1981,82,83,84 Daly, Joe ...... 1946 Bartolozzi, Art ...... 1946 Brown, Jim ...... 1958 Denniston, George ...... 1917 Bassin, Harry ...... 1936,37,38 Brown, Jim ...... 1964,65,66 Devereaux, Fred ...... 1918 EM 2004-05 REVIEW TEAM Beal, Ryan ...... 2003,04,05 Brown, Joey ...... 1991,92,93,94 Devlin, Chuck ...... 1962,63,64 Beins, Hugh ...... 1951,52,53 Brown, John ...... 1948,49,50 Dia, Cheikh ...... 1994,95,96,97 Bell, Milton ...... 1989,90 Brown, Ken ...... 1947,48,49 Dieckelman, Dick ...... 1940,41,42 Benigni, George ...... 1947 Brunner, Kenny ...... 1998 DiLeo, Joe ...... 1927 Berardini. Mike ...... 1916 Bryant, Dwayne ...... 1987,88,89,90 Dillon, Paul ...... 1929,30,31 Berry, Dean ...... 1996,97,98,99 Buehler, Warren ...... 1954,55,57 Dizdarevic, Sead ...... 2004,05 Berry, Norbert ...... 1927 Bullis, Jeff ...... 1979,80,81 Doherty, Hugh ...... 1914 Bertrand, Harry ...... 1937,38 Burke, Bill ...... 1938 Donnelly, Matt ...... 1915,16 Bethel, Tony ...... 2002,03 Burns, Jason ...... 2000 Donovan, George ...... 1926,27 Beyer, Tony ...... 1946 Burton, Nat ...... 1998,99,00,01 Dooley, Tom ...... 1972,73,74 Blaylock, Ron ...... 1979,80,81,82 Butler, George ...... 1994,95 Downey, Richard ...... 1907,08,09,10 John Duren Blue, David ...... 1980,81,82,83 Byrne, Paul ...... 1921,22,23 Doyle, Richard ...... 1952,53,54 Bodine, Ed ...... 1935,36 Byrnes, Johnny ...... 1928,29 Drury, John ...... 1907 Finley, William ...... 1924,25 Bolden, Demian ...... 1997,98,99 Drysgula, Edward ...... 1946 Finnegan, Alex ...... 1918 Bolger, Bill ...... 1951,52,53 C Dudack, Bill ...... 1918,19,20,21 Finnerty, Frank ...... 1942,43 Duffey, Bob ...... 1943 Fitzgerald, Ed ...... 1973 TRADITION Callan, Chris ...... 1928,29 Dunn, David ...... 1983 Fitzgerald, Emmet ...... 1974,75 Campbell, Bill ...... 1915 Dunn, Johnny ...... 1928,29,30 Fitzpatrick, Tom ...... 1959,60,61 Cannon, Rick ...... 1967,68 Dunn, Tucker ...... 1955 Flanagan, Fred ...... 1915

Carney, George ...... 1919,21,22,23,24 Duren, John ...... 1977,78,79,80 Flavin, Don ...... 1926,27 Carolan, Tom ...... 1932,33,34 Duren, Lonnie ...... 1977,78,79,80 Flavin, Jack ...... 1919,20,21,22,23 Carrino, Jim ...... 1960,61,62 Durkin, Paul ...... 1946 Fletcher, Vince ...... 1972,73 Carroll, Joe ...... 1953,54 Durmowicz, Tony ...... 1950,51,52 Fleury, Pascal ...... 1991,92 Carroll, Tom ...... 1964 Dutch, Al ...... 1976,78,79,80 Florence, Paul ...... 1921,22,23 Cashin, Ed ...... 1916,17 Dutton, Don ...... 1928,29,30 Floyd, Eric ...... 1979,80,81,82 EOD OPPONENTS RECORDS Causey, Matt ...... 2004 Floyd, Kevin ...... 1985 Cavanaugh, Joe ...... 1916 E Foley, Sam ...... 1912,13,14 Cesar, Dennis ...... 1966,67,68 Force, Jay ...... 1960,61,62 Christy, Jim ...... 1962,63,64 Eckenrode, John ...... 1935,36 Fox, Bill ...... 1963 Church, Irvin ...... 1992,93,94,95 Edwards, David ...... 1990 Frampton, Ed ...... 1958 Churchwell, Robert .....1991,92,93,94 Edwards, Johnathan ...... 1986,87,88,89 Frank, Johnny ...... 1936,37,38 Clark, John ...... 1956,57,58 Edwards, Mark ...... 1971,72,73 Franz, Joe ...... 1963,64 Cleary, Frank ...... 1942 Egan, Johnny ...... 1924 Frazier, Mike ...... 1977,78,80,81 Cogan, Billy ...... 1911,12 Engles, Ken ...... 1941,42,46 Freeman, Courtland .....2000,01,02,03,04 Coleman, Tom ...... 1959,60,61 Esenstad, Leon ...... 1934,35,36 Frederici, Mike ...... 1924 Colliflower, George ..1908,09,10,12 Esherick, Craig ...... 1975,76,77,78 Frisby, Jim ...... 1954 Colliflower, James ...... 1908,09,10 Ewing, Patrick ...... 1982,83,84,85 Furth, Don ...... 1954 Conlin, Clint ...... 1952 Fury, James ...... 1912 Connors, Bill ...... 1932,33,34 F Fusz, Lou ...... 1967 Connors, Joe ...... 1947 Connors, John ...... 1971 Falvey, Dick ...... 1947,48,49,50 G Conway, Neal ...... 1950,51 Farley, Frank ...... 1924,25

MEDIA Cook, Ashanti ...... 2003,04,05 Faulkner, Omari ...... 2001,02,03,04 Gabbianelli, Danny ...... 1942,43 Corcoran, Jim ...... 1982 Favorite, Paul ...... 1968,69,70 Galla, Tom ...... 1946 Feeney, Bill ...... 1943 Gallagher, Mark ...... 1972,73 Ruben Boumtje-Boumtje Fees, Fred ...... 1917,18,19,20 Gaughan, Brendan ...... 1995,96,97 Fenlon, Terry ...... 1979,80 Geoghegan, Mike ...... 1970,71,72 132 2005-06 GEORGETOWN MEN’S BASKETBALL All-Time Roster

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George, Pete ...... 1970 J Gibbons, John ...... 1964,65,66 Gibeau, Don ...... 1935,36,37 Jackson, Daymond ...... 1996,97,98,99 Gibson, Frank ...... 1910,12 Jackson, Derrick ...... 1975,76,77,78 Gibson, Rhese ...... 1997,98,99,00 Jackson, Jaren ...... 1986,87,88,89 GEORGETOWN BASKETBALL HOYA Giebel, Jim ...... 1939,40,41 Jackson, Michael ...... 1983,84,85,86 Gigante, Lou ...... 1952,53,54 Jacques, John ...... 1992,93,94,95 Gill, Andy ...... 1970 Jefferson, Sam ...... 1987,88,89,90 Gillen, Owen ...... 1964,65 Johannes, Al ...... 1926 Gillery, Ben ...... 1987,88 Johnston, Bill ...... 1961 Gitlitz, William ...... 1925,26 Johnson, Glennard ...... 2001,02

Glenn, Tom ...... 1927 Jones, Anthony ...... 1982,83 STAFF Goedde, Sylvester ...... 1943 Jones, Jim ...... 1964 Goggin, George ...... 1909,10 Jones, Johnny ...... 1988,89,90 Gordon, Bill ...... 1932 Jones, Shamel ...... 1997 Graham, Lemoyne ...... 1911,12,13 Jordan, Arnette ...... 1994 Graham, Michael ...... 1984 Graham, Tom ...... 1947 K Green, Jeff ...... 2005 Gregorio, Mario ...... 1936,37,38 Kaull, Kurt ...... 1980,81,82,83 Griffin, Joe ...... 1927,28 Keating, Tom ...... 1936 Grohoski, Dan ...... 1954 Kelleher, George ...... 1909 Guibunda, Cornelio ...... 2005 Keliher, Roger ...... 1917 Gunn,___ ...... 1925 Kelly, Brian ...... 1991,92 Kelly, Dan ...... 1994 Michael Jackson H Kelly, Francis ...... 1919 Kelly, Harry ...... 1913,14,15,16 Loving, John ...... 1935 McGuire, Carroll ...... 1916 Hagan, Chuck ...... 1946 Kelly, John ...... 1949 Lujack, Al ...... 1940,42 McHale, Tom ...... 1931 Hall, Drew ...... 2002,03 Kentz, Rick ...... 1973,74 Lyddy, Jim ...... 1965,66,67 McLaughlin, Leo ...... 1932 Hamm, Tom ...... 1964 Keresey, H. Don ...... 1918 Lynn, Billy ...... 1973,74,75,76 McMahon, Bill ...... 1919 Hancock, Mike ...... 1979,80,81,82 Kiernan, Jim ...... 1940,41 Lyons, Ron ...... 1972,73 McNally, Jim ...... 1919 Hannan, Bob ...... 1969,70,71 Kilkenny-Diaw, Amadou ...... 2004,05 McNamara, Ed ...... 1969,70,71 Hargaden, Ed ...... 1933,34,35 Kilpatrick, Trez ...... 1998,99 M McNamara, Frank ...... 1946 Hargaden, Ed Jr ...... 1958,59,60 King, Gus ...... 1911 McNaney, Joe ...... 1924

Harrell, Lonnie ...... 1992,93 King, Dick ...... 1930,31,32 MacZees, Bill ...... 1930,31 McNulty, Jack ...... 1918 2004-05 REVIEW TEAM Harrington, Othella ...... 1993,94,95,96 Kingsley, Richard ...... 1909 Magner, James..1933,34 McNulty, Jim ...... 1916,17,18 Harrison, Charles ...... 1991,92 Kirby, Jay ...... 1950 Mahnken, John ...... 1943 Meenan, Harold ...... 1928,29,30

Hart, Thomas ...... 1920 Klauberg, Leo ...... 1915,16 Major, Frank ...... 1954 Mercier, Tim ...... 1969,70,71 TRADITION Hassett, Billy ...... 1943 Knight, Ray ...... 1981 Makatura, Bob ...... 1951,52,53 Mesmer, Fred ...... 1928,29,30 Heide, Herman ...... 1932,33 Knox, J.R ...... 1920 Martin, Bill ...... 1910,12,13,14 Michell, Pete ...... 1965,66,67 Heiskell, Ed ...... 1911,12 Knuppel, Bob ...... 1967 Martin, Bill ...... 1982,83,84,85 Micoud, Eric ...... 1993,94 Hekker, Jack ...... 1951,52,53 Kostecka, Andy ...... 1943,47,48 Martin, Don ...... 1940,41,42 Millen, Kevin ...... 1992,93,94,95 Hennessey, Kevin ...... 1958 Kraljic, John ...... 1960,61,62 Martin, John ...... 1912,13 Miller, Russ ...... 1940,41 Henning, Dick ...... 1946 Kraus, Danny ...... 1943,47,48 Martin, Steve ...... 1976,77,78,79 Missett, Joe ...... 1955,56,57 Heskin, Neil ...... 1965,66 Kurtyka, Ed ...... 1937,38,39 Marum, Ed ...... 1913 Mitchell, Mark ...... 1970,71,72 Hester, Gharun ...... 1999,00,01 Matan, Tom ...... 1959,60,61 Moloney, Justin ...... 1946 Hibbert, Roy ...... 2005 L Mateen, Grady ...... 1985,86 Monaghan, Charles ...... 1918 Hickey, Walter ...... 1926,27 Matuza, Al ...... 1939,40 Monarch, J. Louis ...... 1910,11 Higgins, Jim ...... 1968,69,70 Lamberton, Dutch ...... 1911 Mazelin, Joe ...... 1962,63,64 Morano, Hank ...... 1955 Highsmith, Ronnie ...... 1985,86,87,88 Lambour, Tim ...... 1972,73,74 Mazza, Ray ...... 1955 Moriarity, Jerry ...... 1963 Hillier, Trenton ...... 2000,01,02 Lane, Herbert ...... 1913 Mazziotta, John ...... 1949,50 Morchower, Don ...... 1954,55,56 Hodgman, Bill ...... 1963 Lang, Tom ...... 1987,88 McBride, J. Nevins ...... 1927,28 Morgan, Lamont ...... 1991,92,93,94 Holder, Bob ...... 1967 Laska, Mike ...... 1968,69,70 McBride, Tom ...... 1970,71,72 Morris, Victor ...... 1983,84,86 Hollander, Bill ...... 1911,12 Laughna, Mike ...... 1970,71,72 McCann, Don ...... 1927 Morris, Walter ...... 1929,30,31 Hollendoner, Frank ...... 1965,66,67 Lavelle, William ...... 1907 McCarthy, Edward ...... 1912 Moses, Bob ...... 1958 OPPONENTS RECORDS Holloway, Alonzo ...... 1974 Lavin, Ed ...... 1943 McCarthy, Maurice ...... 1928,29,30 Mountain, Robert ...... 1927 Hopkins, Ed ...... 1975,76,77,78 Leavey, Jim ...... 1930 McCloskey, Tom ...... 1958,59 Mourning, Alonzo ...... 1989,90,91,92 Hunter, Demetrius ...... 2000,01 Leber, Harry ...... 1938 MacDermott, Mike ...... 1974,75,76,77 Munhall, Herb ...... 1907 Hyde, Henry ...... 1943 Leddy, Vin ...... 1948,49 McDonald, Perry ...... 1985,86,87,88 Murphy, Dennis ...... 1951,52,53 Lockhart, Tyrone ...... 1985 McFadden, Joe ...... 1939 Murphy, Joe ...... 1937,38,39 I Long, Aaron ...... 1973 McGarrity, Bob ...... 1969 Murphy, Tom ...... 1932 Long, Larry ...... 1974,75,76,77 McGowan, Jack ...... 1922 Murphy, Vernon ...... 1931,32,33 Irwin, John ...... 1978,79,80 Long, Shernard ...... 1997,98 McGrath, Jack ...... 1922 Mutombo, Dikembe ...... 1989,90,91 Iverson, Allen ...... 1995,96 Longshak, Joe ...... 1920 McGuill, Owen ...... 1963 Myles, Eric ...... 1995,96 Izzo, Ken ...... 2004,05 Lopata, Ed ...... 1961,62,63 McGuinness, John ...... 1946

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N Thomas, Bill ...... 1975,76 Thomas, Harvey ...... 2002 Nappy, Gerry ...... 1951,52,53 Thompson, Ronnie ...... 1989,90,91,92 Nau, Karl ...... 1936,37 Tillmon, Mark ...... 1987,88,89,90 Nau, Lou ...... 1936 Titus, Joe ...... 1956,57,58 Nichols, Jerry ...... 1995,96,97 Tomaini, John ...... 1927 Nies, Jack ...... 1956,57,58 Tormey, Jim ...... 1914,15 Nolan, Tommy ...... 1936,37,38 Touomou, Joseph ...... 1996,97,98,99 Nork, Bob ...... 1925,26,27,28 Tucker, Anthony ...... 1988

STAFF Norris, John ...... 1950 Turner, John ...... 1989 O V Odlum, Frank ...... 1927 Vail, Jack ...... 1950,51,52 Ohlmuller, Ray ...... 1959,60,61 Valk, Bill ...... 1914 Oravec, Jim ...... 1957,58,59 Vann, Kayode ...... 1989,90,91 Ornstein, Ervin ...... 1946 Venson, Michael (see Tate, Michael) O’Boyle, Harry ...... 1917,18 Vitale, Mike ...... 1950,51,52 EM 2004-05 REVIEW TEAM O’Boyle, Jim ...... 1916,17 Vlyman, Dick ...... 1914 O’Brien, John ...... 1919 Vukmanic, George ...... 1925,26 O’Byrne, Charley ...... 1922 O’Connell, Joe ...... 1919,20,21,22 W O’Connor, Jerry ...... 1933,34 Bobby Winston O’Dea, Tom ...... 1960,61,62 Wagner, Don ...... 1955 O’Donnell, Charles ...... 1962,63,64 Regis, James ...... 1935 Shore, Carroll ...... 1937 Waldron, Roy ...... 1911,12,13,14 O’Donnell, Lane ...... 1943 Reid, Don ...... 1992,93,94,95 Shugrue, Johnny ...... 1913,14,15 Wallace, Ed ...... 1946 O’Grady, Frank ...... 1940,41,42 Reilly, Jim ...... 1943,47 Simms, Chip ...... 1991 Wallace, Jonathan ...... 2005 O’Hara, Phil ...... 1946 Rice, Bill ...... 1907,08 Simon, Gerhard ...... 1907 Walsh, Ed ...... 1914 O’Keefe, John ...... 1923 Rice, Fred ...... 1908,09,10 Sitterding, Billy ...... 1909 Walsh, Jack ...... 1954,55,56 O’Keefe, Tom ...... 1947,48,49,50 Riches, John ...... 1938,39 Slattery, Dan ...... 1960,61,62 Ward, Bob ...... 1965,66 O’Leary, Don ...... 1951 Riley, Mike ...... 1975,76,77,78 Slezozsky, Ed ...... 1928 Watkins, Jameel ...... 1997,98,99,00 O’Leary, Tom ...... 1926 Riley, Gerald ...... 2001,02,03,04 Smith, Charles ...... 1986,87,88,89 Weber, Don ...... 1969,70,71 O’Lone, Bob ...... 1915,16,17,18 Rinaldi, Nick ...... 1934 Smith, Dale ...... 1955,56,57 Werts, Carl ...... 1923 O’Mara, Jake ...... 1958 Ritch, Marvin ...... 1912 Smith, Elvado ...... 1982,83 Wetzell, H. Kelly ...... 1912,13,14 TRADITION O’Neill, Joe ...... 1932 Rizzi, Irv ...... 1939,40,41 Smith, Eric ...... 1979,80,81,82 Whalen, Gene ...... 1914 Owens, Darrel ...... 2003,04,05 Robinson, Paul ...... 1972,74 Smith, Gene ...... 1981,82,83,84 White, Art ...... 1970,71 Owinje, Godwin ...... 1996,97 Rode, Ken ...... 1954,55 Smith, Jack ...... 1922 White, Bernie ...... 1967,68,69

Rogers, Steve ...... 1950 Smith, Jonathan ...... 1973,74,75,76 White, Jahidi ...... 1995,96,97,98 P Rojas, Henry ...... 1958 Smith, Lee ...... 1952 White, Matt ...... 1955,56,57 Ross, RaMell ...... 2001,03,04,05 Solano, Ed ...... 1964,65 Williams, Jerome ...... 1995,96 Page, Victor ...... 1996,97 Ryan, Richie ...... 1923,25,26 Spencer, Duane ...... 1993,94 Williams, Reggie ...... 1984,85,86,87 Pajak, George ...... 1939,40,41 Spriggs, Ed ...... 1979,80,81,82 Williamson, Art ...... 1974 Pallen, McDougall ...... 1907 Stewart, Bill ...... 1968 Willis, Don ...... 1972,73

EOD OPPONENTS RECORDS S Parcells, Charley ...... 1933,34,35 Stewart, Otto ...... 1946 Wilson, Gary ...... 1976 Patterson, Derrick ...... 1992,93 Sabol, Mike ...... 1990,91 Stinebrickner, Bruce ...... 1966,67,68 Wilson, Merlin ...... 1973,74,75,76 Paulus, David ...... 2000,01 Samnick, Victor ...... 2000,01,02 Stokes, Mike ...... 1973,74 Wilson, Wesley ...... 2001,02 Pavich, Chris ...... 1946 Saturn, Herb ...... 1946 Storz, Bill ...... 1951,52 Wingate, David ...... 1983,84,85,86 Percudani, Dick ...... 1955,56,57 Scalzi, John ...... 1931 Stoudamire, Antoine ...... 1990,91 Winston, Bobby ...... 1986,87,88,89 Perry, Anthony ...... 1999,00,01 Scates, Tom ...... 1976,77,78,79 Stuhr, Bob ...... 1952,53 Wise, Spencer ...... 1919 Petroskey, Mike ...... 1936,37,38 Schlosser, Frank ...... 1909,10,11,12 Supkis, Danny ...... 1949,50,51 Wolfe, Tom ...... 1946 Philbin, Dave ...... 1964,65,66 Schmeling, Randolph ...... 1958 Sullivan, Barry ...... 1951,52 Wolfer, Bill ...... 1951,52,53 Philbin, John ...... 1959 Schmidli, Charley ...... 1940,41,42 Sullivan, Harry ...... 1920 Wolfington, Vince ...... 1960,62 Phillips, Leo ...... 1956,57 Schmitt, Al ...... 1922 Sullivan, Jimmy ...... 1916 Wood, John ...... 1927 Pichette, Ken ...... 1956,57,58 Schmitt, John ...... 1938,39,40 Sullivan, Steve ...... 1965,66,67 Potolicchio, Lloyd ...... 1943 Schumm, Harold ...... 1907 Supple, Jim ...... 1967,68,69 Y Prendergast, John ...... 1963,64,65 Scruggs, Lee ...... 2000,01 Sweeney, Jim ...... 1922,23,24,25 Pyles, Jerry ...... 1968,69,70 Scott, Bob ...... 1916 Sweetney, Mike ...... 2001,02 Yeoman, Felix ...... 1975,76,77,78 Scott, Bob ...... 1951,54 Sweitzer, Les ...... 1958 Young, Jake ...... 1935 R Seymour, Dale ...... 1957 Swift, James ...... 1921 Sharpenter, Bob ...... 1960,61,62 Z MEDIA Rafferty, Dick ...... 1958,59 Shea, John ...... 1926 T Razzetti, Dick ...... 1959 Shea, Bill ...... 1929,30,31 Zazzali, Andrew ...... 1919,20,21,22,23 Reed, James ...... 1995,96 Sheehan, Brian ...... 1959,60,61 Tagliabue, Paul ...... 1960,61,62 Zeitler, Dick ...... 1969,70,71 Reed, Ray ...... 2004,05 Sheffey, Ed ...... 1997 Tate, Michael ...... 1990 Zola, Ben ...... 1935,36,37 Regis, John ...... 1908 Shelton, Craig ...... 1977,78,79,80 Taylor, Willie ...... 1999 134 2005-06 GEORGETOWN MEN’S BASKETBALL All-Time Roster

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0 7 Dwayne Bryant (1987,88,89,90) 14 Kevin Floyd (1985) Ashanti Cook (2004,05--also #21) Henry Hyde (1943) Elvado Smith (1982,83) Matt Causey (2004) Don Martin (1941,42-also #43) Mike Riley (1975,76,77,78) Willie Taylor (1999) 00 Francis Daly (1938,39,40) Alonzo Holloway (1974) Cheikh Dia (1996,97-also #44) GEORGETOWN BASKETBALL HOYA Ed Fitzgerald (1973) Bill Lynn (1973,74,75,76) Trez Kilpatrick (1998,99) 8 Tom Dooley (1973-also #40) Dick Zeitler (1969,70,71) Tim Lambour (1972-also #10) Dennis Cesar (1966,67,68) 1 John Clark (1956,57,58) Don Weber (1969,70,71) John Prendergast (1963,64,65) Tom Heyman (1954) Bruce Stinebrickner (1966,67,68) Jay Force (1960,61,62) Brandon Bowman (2003,04,05) Gerry Nappy (1951,52,53) Joe Franz (1963,64) Tom Matan (1959-also #40)

Demetrius Hunter (2000,01) Dan Kraus (1943,47,48) Ray Ohlmuller (1959,60,61) Dale Smith (1955,56,57) STAFF Buddy O’Grady (1942-also #18) Joe Bolger (1954,55,56) Frank Major (1953,54) 2 Bill Bolger (1951,52,53) Leon Esenstadt (1934-also #55) 9 Lane O’Donnell (1942,43) (2005) Jim Giebel (1940,41) 15 Courtland Freeman (2001,02,03,04- Dick Percudani (1955,56,57) also #21) Jim Larkins (1951,52,53) 13 Harvey Thomas (2002) Bob Scott (1950,54) Shernard Long (1997,98) 3 Italo Ablondi (1948,49-also #34) Victor Samnick (2000,01,02,03) Leo Phillips (1956,57) Sylvester Goedde (1943) Brendan Gaughan (1995,96,97) Tucker Dunn (1955) Omari Faulkner (2001,02,03,04) Frank Cleary (1942) Charles Smith (1986,87,88,89) Mike Vitale (1950,51,52) Kevin Braswell (1999-also #12) Jack Crowley (1934) Jack Nies (1956,57,58) Ken Brown (1947,49,49) Kenny Brunner (1998) Jim Frisby (1954) Dan Gabbianelli (1943-also #3) Allen Iverson (1995,96) 10 Lou Gigante (1952,53,54) Al Lujack (1942-also #49) Dan Kelly (1994) Tony Durmowicz (1951,52-also #16) John Mahnken (1943) Ramell Ross (2001,03,04,05) Dick Falvey (1948,49-also #31) 16 Dan Gabbianelli (1942-also #15) Gharun Hester (1999-also #20) Bob Duffey (1943) Jim Kiernan (1940,41) Eric Myles (1995,96) George Pajak (1939,40,41) Tony Durmowicz (1950-also #13) Joe Murphy (1937,38,39) Joey Brown (1991,92,93,94) Tom O’Keefe (1947,48-also #27) David Edwards (1990) Ed Lavin (1943) 4 Perry McDonald (1985,86,87,88) Joe Corless (1934-also #60) Kurt Kaull (1980,81,82,83) Ken Izzo (2004,05) Craig Esherick (1975,76,77,78)

David Paulus (2000,01) Tim Lambour (1973,74-also #12) 2004-05 REVIEW TEAM Joseph Touomou (1996,97,98,99) Paul Robinson (1972-also # 50) John Jacques (1992,93,94,95) John Connors (1971) Bobby Winston (1986,87,88,89) Jerry Pyles (1968,69,70) Jim Barry (1963,65,66) Pete Michell (1965,66,67) TRADITION Vince Wolfington (1962-also #34) Jim Christy (1962,63,64) Bill Johnston (1961) Brian Sheehan (1959,60,61) Andy Kostecka (1943,47,48) Jack Vail (1953,54) Dick Dieckleman (1940,41,42) Bob Makatura (1951,52,53) Bill Feeney (1943) 5 11 Ray Reed (2004,05) Drew Hall (2002,03) Trenton Hillier (2000,01,02,03) Anthony Perry (1999,00,01) Daymond Jackson (1996,97,98,99) Joe Titus (1956--also #18) Irvin Church (1992,93,94,95) Warren Buehler (1954,55,57) Kayode Vann (1989,90,91) Neal Conway (1951--also #19) Anthony Jones (1982,83) Lloyd Potolicchio (1943,47) John Irwin (1979,80-also #30) Chuck Schmidli (1941,42) Les Sweitzer (1957) Jake Young (1934-also #61) Don Morchower (1955,56)

Jack Hekker (1951,52,53) OPPONENTS RECORDS 6 Jim Reilly (1943,47) Russ Miller (1940,41) Jack Wood (1957) Hank Morano (1955) 12 Tommy Doyle (1952,53,54) Billy Hassett (1943) Kevin Braswell (2000,01,02-also #3) Dean Berry (1996,97,98,99) Eric Micoud (1993,94) Charles Harrison (1991,92) #13 Charles Smith

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24 Bill Fox (1963) Owen McGuill (1963) Rhese Gibson (1997,98-also #32) John Philbin (1959) Godwin Owinje (1996-also #32) Vladimir Bosanac (1991,92,93) 31 Anthony Allen (1987,88,89,90) Bill Martin (1982,83,84,85) Dick Falvey (1950-also #13) Lonnie Duren (1977,78,79,80) Bill Thomas (1975,76) 32 STAFF Vince Fletcher (1972,73) Paul Favorite (1968,69,70) Jeff Green (2005) Steve Sullivan (1965,66,67) Gerald Riley (2001,02,03,04) Buddy O’Donnell (1962,63,64) Rhese Gibson (1999,00-also #24) Tom Fitzpatrick (1959,60,61) Godwin Owinje (1996,97) Matt White (1955,56,57) Kevin Millen (1992,93,94,95) Bill Wolfer (1951,52,53) Horace Broadnax (1983,84,85,86) Eddie Brembs (1947,48,49) Eric Smith (1979,80,81,82) Al Matuza (1939,40,41) Larry Long (1974,75,76,77) EM 2004-05 REVIEW TEAM Ron Lyons (1972,73) 25 Bob Hannan (1969,70,71) Frank Hollendoner (1965,66,67) Ryan Beal (2003-also #40) Chuck Devlin (1963,64-also #40) Glennard Johnson (2002-also #22) Paul Tagliabue (1960,61,62) Nat Burton (1998,99,00,01) Tom McCloskey (1958,59) #21 Eric “Sleepy” Floyd Jerry Nichols (1995,96,97) David Dunn (1983) 33 17 21 Al Dutch (1976,77,78,80) Jay Kirby (1950) Jahidi White (1997-also #55) Ken Pichette (1956,57,58) Cornelio Guibunda (2005) Alonzo Mourning (1989,90,91,92) Bill Cowley (1954) Ashanti Cook (2003-also #0) 26 Patrick Ewing (1982,83,84,85) Ray Corley (1947,48,49) Courtland Freeman (2000-also #2) Craig Shelton (1978,79,80-also #50) Frank Finnerty (1943) Arnette Jordan (1994) Dennis Murphy (1951,52,53) Gary Wilson (1976,77) Ken Engles (1941,42,46) Lonnie Harrell (1992,93) Dan Supkis (1950,51) John Norris (1950) Chip Simms (1991) Vin Leddy (1947,48,49) TRADITION 18 Jaren Jackson (1986,87,88,89) Eric Floyd (1979,80,81,82) 27 Joe Titus (1957,58--also #5) Dale Seymour (1955,56,57) Ken Rode (1955,56,57)

Richard Wagner (1956) Hugh Beins (1951,52,53) Bill Bornheimer (1941,42) George Benigni (1947) Tom O’Keefe (1949,50-also #17) Buddy O’Grady (1940,41-also #8) Ed Hargaden (1934-also #56) 22 28 19 Tyler Crawford (2005) Randolph Schmeling (1957,58) EOD OPPONENTS RECORDS Tony Bethel (2002,03) John Mazziotta (1948,49,50) Neal Conway (1950--also #5) Glennard Johnson (2001-also #25) Boubacar Aw (1995,96,97,98) 29 20 Robert Churchwell (1991,92,93,94) Johnny Jones (1988,89,90) Steve Rogers (1950) Darrel Owens (2003,04,05) Gene Smith (1981,82,83,84) Al Lujack (1940,41,42) Gharun Hester (2000,01--also #10) Derrick Jackson (1975,76,77,78) Demian Bolden (1997,98,99) Rick Kentz (1972,73,74) 30 Mark Tillmon (1987,88,89,90) Tim Mercier (1969,70,71) Fred Brown (1981,82,83,84) Rick Cannon (1967,68) Ed Sheffey (1997) Steve Martin (1976,77,78,79) Jim Brown (1964,65,66) George Butler (1994,95) Emmet Fitzgerald (1975) John Brogan (1963) (1989,90,91,92) Mike Stokes (1973,74) Tom O’Dea (1962-also #20) Michael Jackson (1983,84,85,86) Jim Higgins (1968,69,70) Ed Hargaden, Jr. (1958,59,60) Ron Blaylock (1979,80,81,82) Jim Lyddy (1965,66,67) Joe Missett (1955,56,57) John Irwin (1978-also #11) Joe Mazelin (1962,63,64) Joe Carroll (1953,54) Jon Smith (1973,74,75,76) Tom O’Dea (1960,61-also #22) Johnny Brown (1948,49-also #35) Mike Geoghegan (1971,72) Jim Oravec (1957,58,59) Pete George (1970) MEDIA Jack Walsh (1954,55,56) 23 Bernard White (1967,68,69) Bob Stuhr (1952,53) Jim Jones (1964,65,66) Bill Storz (1951) Jason Burns (2000) Irv Rizzi (1939,40,41) Ray Mazza (1955,56,57) #33 Patrick Ewing 136 2005-06 GEORGETOWN MEN’S BASKETBALL All-Time Roster

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34 Jake Gibbons (1964,65,66) Tom Cradock (1963) 56 Pardee Abadie (1963) John Kraljic (1960,61,62) Mike Sweetney (2001,02,03) Jim Carrino (1960,61,62) John Eckenrode (1935,36) Ed Hargaden (1935-also #18) James Reed (1995,96) Lamont Morgan (1991,92,93,94) 43 51 60 GEORGETOWN BASKETBALL HOYA Michael Tate (1990) Reggie Williams (1984,85,86,87) Derrick Patterson (1993) Ben Gillery (1987,88) Francis Daly (1938,39,40) Jim Corcoran (1982) Don Martin (1940-also #7) Grady Mateen (1985,86) Joe Corless (1935-also #9) Terry Fenlon (1979,80) Mike Frazier (1977,78,80,81) Mike McDermott (1974,75,76,77) 44 Karl Nau (1936,37,38) 61 Don Willis (1973-also #44) Ed Bodine (1935)

Tom McBride (1971,72) Amadou Kilkenny-Diaw (2004,05) Jake Young (1935-also #5) STAFF Mike Laska (1968,69,70) Ruben Boumtje-Boumtje (1998,99,00,01) 52 Lou Fusz (1967) Victor Page (1996,97) 62 Ed Solano (1964,65,66) Cheikh Dia (1994,95-also #14) Sead Dizdarevic (2004,05) Ed Lopata (1961,62,63) Mike Sabol (1990,91) Don Reid (1992,93,94,95) Ben Zola (1935-also #83) Vince Wolfington (1960-also #4) Ronnie Highsmith (1985,86,87,88) (1989) Italo Ablondi (1950-also #9) John Duren (1977,78,79,80) Ralph Dalton (1983,84,85,86) 64 Merlin Wilson (1973,74,75,76) Ed Hopkins (1975,76,77,78) 35 Don Willis (1972-also #34) Art Williamson (1974) John Regis (1935) Art White (1970,71) Mark Mitchell (1971,72,73) Johnny Brown (1948,49,50) Bob McGarrity (1969) Jim Supple (1967,68,69) 65 Owen Gillen (1964,65) Tom Carroll (1964) 36 Bill Hodgman (1963) Dan Slattery (1960,61,62) John Loving (1935) Tom Coleman (1959,60,61) Don Gibeau (1935,36,37) Frank Alagia (1948,49,50) 80 45 53 40 John Schmitt (1938,39,40) Lee Scruggs (2000,01) Ed Kurtyka (1937,38,39) Tom Nolan (1936,37,38) Ryan Beal (2004,05-also #25) Jameel Watkins (1997,98,99,00) 49 54 81 Duane Spencer (1993,94) Brian Kelly (1991,92) Al Lujack (1940-also #15) Tom Dooley (1974-also #12, #40) Johnny Franks (1936,37,38) Milton Bell (1989,90) Mark Edwards (1971,72,73)

Tom Lang (1988-also #41) 50 Charlie Adrion (1968,69,70) 82 2004-05 REVIEW TEAM David Wingate (1983,84,85,86) Tom Hamm (1964) Mike Hancock (1979,80,81,82) Wesley Wilson (2001,02,03) Bob Sharpenter (1960,61,62) Carroll Shore (1936,37) Greg Brooks (1973,74,75,76) Shamel Jones (1997) Harry Bertrand (1936,37,38) Tom Dooley (1972-also #12, #54) Othella Harrington (1993,94,95,96) Charley Parcells (1935) 83 TRADITION Ed McNamara (1969,70,71) Pascal Fleury (1991,92) Rick Cannon (1967,68) Sam Jefferson (1987,88,89,90) 55 Ben Zola (1936,37-also #62) Dave Philbin (1964,65,66) Michael Graham (1984) Jerry Moriarity (1963) Ed Spriggs (1979,80,81,82) (2005) 84 Chuck Devlin (1962-also #32) Craig Shelton (1977-also #33) Jahidi White (1995,96,98-also #33) Tom Matan (1960,61-also #14) Paul Robinson (1974-also #10) Dikembe Mutombo (1989,90,91) Harry Bassin (1936,37,38) Dick Razzetti (1958,59) Mark Gallagher (1973,74,76) Victor Morris (1983,84,86) Barry Sullivan (1951,52) Andy Gill (1970) Ray Knight (1981) 85 Bill Stewart (1968) Tom Scates (1976,77,78,79) 41 Bob Knuppel (1967) Mario Gregorio (1936,37,38) Mike Petroskey (1936,37,38) Bob Ward (1965,66) Leon Esenstadt (1935-also #14) Antoine Stoudamire (1990,91) Anthony Tucker (1988) Tom Lang (1987-also #40) Tyrone Lockhart (1985) Missing Names and Numbers Jeff Bullis (1979,80,81) A number of walk-on and other players through the years could not be identified by a jersey number through team photos, media guides, etc. Please review the list below and let us know the numbers of any of these former lettermen: OPPONENTS RECORDS 42 Henry Rojas (1958) Ed Bontempo (1953) All of 1945-46 team John Riches (1938) Jerome Williams (1995,96) Ed Frampton (1958) Lee Smith (1952) Joe Culhane (1947,48,49) Lou Nau (1936) Johnathan Edwards (1986,87,88,89) Kevin Hennessey (1958) Clint Conlin (1950) Joe McFadden (1939) Tom Keating (1936,37,38) Clifton Dairsow (1984) Bob Moses (1958) Dan O’Leary (1950) John McGowan (1939) David Blue (1980,81,82,83) Jack Rafferty (1958) Most of 1946-47 and Harry Leber (1938,39) Felix Yeoman (1975,76,77,78) Dan Grohoski (1954) 1948-49 teams Bill Burke (1938) Aaron Long (1973) Mike Laughna (1970,71,72)

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