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Table Of Contents/Quick Facts

Table of Contents General

Media Information/Road Hotels 2 School La Salle L'niversin Media Outlets 3 Location . PA 19141

Directions to La Salle University' 4 Enrollment 3.100 Founded 1863 The Coaching Staff 5-1 President Br. Michael McGinniss. FSC William "Speedy" Morris 6 Director of Athletics Tom Brennan Roland Houston/Jim Phillips 10 Athleucs Phone (215) 951-1516 John Gallagher/Rich Prendergast 11 Nickname Explorers Rosters 12 Colors Blue & Gold The 1998-99 Explorers 13-32 Home Court (capacitv) Arena (4.000) 1998-99 Statistics 33-34 Head Coach William "Speedv" Morris 35 Record at School 215-169 (.561 ) 13 seasons 37 Overall Record Same as above

69 Years of Excellence 38 Assistant Coaches . . . .Roland Houston. Jim Phillips. John Gallagher Scouting the Opponents 39-51 Executive Assistant Rich Prendergast NCAA Tournament Sites 52 Basketball Office Phone (215) 951-1518 Best to Through SID All-Time Series Scores 53-54 Time Reach Coach 1998-99 Record (conference record finish) 13-15 All-Time Opponents Series Standings 55-56 (8-8, 3rd in A-10 West) Year-By-Year 57-68 All-Time Conference Record 21-43 Regular Season Tournaments 69-70 All-Time A-10 Championship Record 21-43 (4 seasons) All-Time Leaders 71-75 All-Time NCAA Tournament Record . . . .11-10 (11 appearances) Individual Records 76-77 .Mi-Time NIT Record 9-10 ( 1 1 appearances) Team Records 78-79 Letterwinners Returning/ Lost 9 3

Postseason Appearances 80 Starters Returning Lost 4 1 Year-By-Year Won/Loss Records 81 All-Time Scoring Leaders 82-85 Top Returning Letterwinners All-Time Roster 86 Pos. CI. Ht. PPG RPG La Salle in the NCAA Record Book 87 Donnie Carr t; Sr. 6-3 is. 3.8 All-Time Great Explorers 88 Victor Thomas F Jr. 6-7 15.5 5.9 1954 Champions 89 NCAA Rasual Butler F So. 6-7 1-4.2 4.0

1952 NIT Champions 90 Julian Blanks G So. 6-2 7:> .'VI The University 91-92 President 93 Top Newcomers Athletics Director 94 Pos. ( Athletics Stan 95 1' Aleks.iml.u PavloVH 1 I ,11 Si. Si. .11 Basket >poi . 96 (An hhishop Spalding Serbia)

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WHY WE'RE THE EXPLORERS Mike Kdhirsk) I Fi (Fathei Judge Philadelphia, PA) La Salle University's nickname 1 he Explorers — was erroneous!) bestowed b) a sports write] covering a La Salle Sports Information football game (La s.ilU- played intercollegiate football ii«>m

t Kex I m 1931-41) on campus sometime during the "Mh. He thought

Office I (215) 951 1605 that the school was named after the famed French explorer of FAX PI (215) ""•! i""i North Vmerica. i urrieOlasalle edu In reality, th< ->< hool w.ix named aftci Si |ohn Bapusl de La (610) 1 19-0222 Salle, the French educatoi and foundei <>i tl>< Christian s Mailing Vddress 1900 u Olnej \\< Brothers. Despite the error, the ni< kname has remained Box B05, Philadelphia, PA 19141 (215 ITIedia Information

GAMEDAY INFORMATION

Press Table: The La Salle men's basketball press row at Tom Gola Arena is opposite the bench. o Accredited media should enter through the media entrance on the left side of the Hayman Center when facing the building.

Press Credentials: Requests for press credentials should be made in writing at least one week prior Kevin Currie to the game. If time permits, credentials will be mailed. All other credentials should be picked up Athletic at the Press Gate. Communications

Photographers: Photographers must have their photo passes visible at all times on the sidelines. All photographers must shoot from the baseline.

Press Parking: Parking is limited and you must call the Athletic Communications Office in advance to be on the parking list.

Press Services: Complete individual and team statistics are compiled by the Stat Crew computer- ized statistics program which is staffed by , Susan Senner and their crew of statisti- cians. Statistics will be distributed on press row at halftime and in the press and interview rooms Bob Vetrone Sr. after the game. Athletic Communications Post-Game Interviews: Coach "Speedy" Morris will be in the interview room 10 minutes after the game. The visiting coach will follow Morris. Access to dressing rooms is determined on a per-game basis by each coach.

Telephones: Telephones are available in the press room for the media's use.

The lW-KZOOO I. n Salle University men's basketball media guide was produced and edited by the Office of Athletii Communications. 'The guide was feinted b\ Smith-Kdwards-Diinlap. a /muting and graphic semices

company. Photographs are courtesy of Maurice Brown, Dave Yoblick, Dr. John Cam hello. Jerry Milln'oi, and

Ken White. Campus scene photos are courtesy oj the La Salle I 'un'ris/ty Department of Public Relations. Sue Senner Athletic ROAD HOTELS Communications Assistant

November 24-28 @ Alabama Tournev January 23 @ Xavier February 9 @ Pom Points Sheraton Quality Central Inn Massachusetts Tuscaloosa, AL , OH HowardJohnson (205) 752-3200 (513) 351-6000 Amherst, MA (413) 584-7163 December 4 @ Northwestern January 25 @ Dayton Omni Orrington Dayton Marriott February 29 @ Fordham Evanston, IL Davton, OH Hampton Inn (847) 8665700 (937) 223-1000 Bronx, NY (201) 641-2900 December 27-31 Cable Car Classic @ January 29 @ George Kale Beers Santa Clara Marriott

Washington 1 March 1 (a Virginia Tech La Salle Santa Clara, CA Key Bridge Marriott Radio Network 988-1500 Four Points Sheraton (408) Arlington, VA Blacksburg, VA (703) 553-5325 January 5 @ Duquesne (540) 552-7001 Marriott , PA (412) 471-4000 mmmmm*© Couering The Gxplorers

All numbers have (215) Area Code unless indicated

PRINT OUTLETS TELEVISION OUTLETS

BUCKS COUNTY COURIER TIMES, Rt. 13, Levittown, PA 19057 . 800 Rahway Ave.. Union, NJ 07083 • Contact: Gary Silvers. Phone: 949-4212, Fax: 949-4177 11400 Northeast Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19116

Contacts: Phone: 908-602-7492, Fax: 908-851-8916; CATHOLIC STANDARD, 222 N. 17th St., Philadelphia, PA 19103 John Anderson.

Contact: Sports Editor. Phone: 587-3671. Fax: 587-3979 Scott Graham. Phone: 961-3864, Fax: 961-3875

CAMDEN COURIER-POST, 301 Cuthbert Blvd., Cherry Hill, NJ 08002 COMCAST SPORTSNET, 1 CoreStates Complex, Philadelphia, PA 19148

Contact: Bill Duhart Phone: 609-486-2424, Fax: 609-663-2831 Contacts: Neil Hartman, Dei Lynam. Phone: 952-5944. Fax: 952-7055

COLLEGIAN, The, La Salle University, Box 846, Philadelphia, PA 19141 KYW Channel 3, Independence Mall East, Philadelphia, PA 19106

Contact: Sports Editor. Phone: 951-1398 Contact: Beaslev Reece. Phone: 238-4646. Fax: 238-4783

DELAWARE COUNTY TIMES, 500 Bunting Lane, Primos, PA 19018 WCAU Channel 10, City Ave. & Monument Rd., Philadelphia, PA 19131

Contact: Greg Greenday. Phone: 610*22-8880, Fax: 610-622-8887 Contact: Yai Sikahema. Phone: 610668-5659 (62), Fax: 610668-5533

MAIN LINE TIMES, 311 E. Lancaster Ave., Ardmore, PA 19003 WB17, 5001 Wynnefield Ave., Philadelphia, PA 19131 Contact Bobbi Cabrey. Phone: 610-642-4300, Fax: 610-642-9704 Contact Mike Dardis. Phone: 879-7492 ( 1 ). Fax: 879-7682 NORRISTOWN TIMES-HERALD, PO Box 591, Norristown, PA 19404 WPV1 Channel 6, 4100 City Ave., Philadelphia, PA 19131

( ai i: Mark Schiele. Phone: 610-272-2322, Fax: 610-272-0660 Contacts: C.arv Papa. Scott Palmer. Phil Andrews.

PHILADELPHIA DAILY NEWS, 400 N. Broad St., Philadelphia, PA 19101 Phone: 581-4573. Fax: 581-4597

( cni.H is: Dick [erardi, Mike Kern. Phone: 854-5700, Fax: 854-5524 WTXF Channel 29, 4th & Market Sts., Philadelphia, PA 19106

St., PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, 400 N. Broad Philadelphia, PA 19101 Contacts: l),.n Tollefeon, Bill Vargas. Phone: 923-\F.\VS. Fax: 592-1535 Contacts: [oe [uliano, Mike Jensen. Phone: 854-4550, Fax: 8544564

PHILADELPHIA TRIBUNE, 524 S. 16th St., Philadelphia, PA 19146 Contact: (ack Chevalier. Phone: 893-4050, Fax: 735-3612 WIRE SERVICES

ASSOCIATED PRESS, 1 Franklin Plaza, Philadelphia. PA 19102 RADIO OUTLETS (ALL AM) Contact Ken Berger. Phone: 561-1133, Fax: 561-3544

ASSOCIATED PRESS, 226 Hawthorne Ave., Langhorne, PA 190 KYW (1060), Independence Mall Fast. Philadelphia. PA 19106 Contact Jack Scheuer. Phone: 757 ( ontacts: Phil Neuraan, Harrj Donahue, [bin Maloney. Phone: 2384990, Fax: 238-4657 SPORTS NETWORK Phone: lax WBCB (1490), 200 Magnolia Dr., Levittown, PA 19054 757-3293, 938-8466

Contact: Merrill Reese. PI 949-1490 Fax 949-8671 SPORTSTICKER, Harborside Financial Center. Jei v City, NJ 07311

WEXP, La Salle University, Box 698, Philadelphia, PA 19141 Phone: 1-800-367-8935, Fax 1-800 •

Contact Sports Director. Phone: 951-1378

WIP (610), 441 N. 5th St., Philadelphia, PA 19123

i I Contai [odj McDonald Phone HOI l\l . Fax: 922-2364 EXPLORERS ON THE RADIO

WNPV (1440), P.O. Box 1440, Lansdale, PA 19446

( ontact [oe Heyer. Phone: 855-821 L, Fas 1686180 La Salle Basketball Radio Network (LRN)

WPHT (1210), City Ave. & Monument Rd., 1M..1...I. l,»tn... PA 19131

1 Network Affiliates WZZD.WFD . \M 1 \ Contact S] Direi tor. Phone 610668 5950, las 61066

WTWA (1590), 12 Kent Rd., Delaware Co., PA 19014 Network Coordinate Kale Been

t i I ontai Sports Due. tor. Phone 610 168 I to Fax 610 I I Address 1900 \\ Olne) Vve Philadelphia, PA I'M n WPWA(1590), l2Ke.ii Rd.. Delaware Co., PA 190H

( ,~ . ..ni. i, i s, i),, 'i, in i urn i, i I Fax id |58 im I'll. .11. (215) 951 1524

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Directions to La Salle University

Directions from Center City; Philadelphia:

Take- 76 West to Roosevelt Expressway

(Route 1 North). Follow Roosevelt Fx- pressway. Exit at Broad Street (Route (ill)

(MCI sign prior to exit). Make a left at the end of the ramp. Follow Broad Street (Route 611) North. Continue on 611

North to Sommerville. Make a left onto Sommerville. Follow to dead end. Make a right at the dead end. Go to the second light (Olney Avenue). (Central High

School is on the left corner.) Make a left onto Olney Ave. Follow to the next red light (20th Street). La Salle University is on the left corner. The Center is located in the Administration Building, Room 200

(First floor coming up the steps).

Directions from the Blue Route (No. & So.) 476:

Blue Route (476) to Route 76 East. Follow

76 East to Roosevelt Expressway (Route 1

North). Take the Roosevelt Expressway to

Broad Street Exit. Exit at Broad Street

(Route 611) (MCI sign just prior to exit).

Make a left at the end of the ramp. Follow Broad Street (Route 611) North. Continue on 61 1 North to Sommerville Street. Make a left onto Sommerville. Follow to the dead end, and make a right at the dead end. Go Street). Follow to 20th Street. La Salle Option B. from Western Suburbs & to the second light—Olney Avenue (Cen- University is on the left corner of 20th and Main Line: tral High School is on the left corner). Olney. The Center is located in the Ad- Make a left onto Olney Avenue. Follow to PA Turnpike (1-276) East to Route 1 ministration Building, Room 200 (first the next red light (20th Street). La Salle North. Follow A above. floor coming up the steps). University is on the left corner. The Center is located in the Administration Building, Option C. from NW Suburbs: Directions to the Room 200 (first floor coming up the steps). Bucks County Center: PA Route 309 North to PA Turnpike (1-276) East. Follow Option B above. Directions from Option A. Most Direct from Philadelphia: Northeast Philadelphia: Option D. from NJ—Princeton Area: Either Roosevelt Boulevard (US Route 1 to Interstate or Interstate Roosevelt Boulevard (Route 1) South to North 95 North Interstate 95 South to Newtown-Yardley 95 Center City. Exit 1-95 Adams Avenue (Shopping Center—Home North from North Exit. PA Route 332 West to Silver Lake at Newtown-Yardley Exit. PA 332 Depot and Pep Boys). Make a right onto Route Road (fourth traffic light). Left onto Silver West to Silver Lake Road (fourth traffic Adams Avenue. Follow Adams to Rising Lake Road, proceed about 'A mile to en- light). Left onto Silver Lake proceed Sun Avenue. Make a left onto Rising Sun Road, trance on right. Avenue. Follow to Olney Avenue. Make a about V: mile to entrance on right. right onto Olney Avenue (pass over Broad ^i Rich Prendergast William "Speedy" (Horns

was voted the Eastern Coach of In-lili^lit for La Salle. In addition to post- La Salle to Leading the Year in 1990. He was ing the school's best-ever 30-2 record (29-1 more wins than any named the Philadelphia Big 5 during the regular-season), La Salle ran oil other coach, William Coach of the Year three times 22 consecutive victories, a school record, "Speedy" Morris enters by the Philadelphia B'nai going from Jan. 6 through a 79-75 loss to his 14th season in B'rith Sports Lodge. In Sep- Clemson in the NCAA Tournament on charge ol the Explorers' tember 1995, Morris was March 17 without a loss. men's basketball team. inducted into the In 1991-92, Morris led La Salle to its Mmris gained his Sports Hall of Fame. sixth straight post-season appearance and 200th win with the The 1990 NCAA Tourna- its fourth Metro Atlantic Athletic Confer- nun's program on Janu- ment victory over Southern ence (MAAC) and NCAA appearance in ary 27, 1998 in a 72-68 Mississippi in Hartford on five years. The Explorers' exciting last- victory at Virginia Tech. March 15 was Morris' 100th as La Salle's second victory over Manhattan in the He became the sixth Philadelphia Big Five men's coach. Only three other Division I MAAC final and their heart-breaking, two- coach to reach that mark. coaches have won 100 games in their first loss to Seton Hall in the NCAA Tour- The 16th coach at La Salle, Morris four seasons — current Syracuse coach Jim nament were two of 's enters this season with a 215-169 (.561) Boeheim, North Carolina State's legendary most-watched games during March Madness. record, but including his stint as La Salle coach of the '40s and early '50s, Everett While the women's coach, Morris took women's coach (43-17) and high school Case, and Roy Williams of Kansas, who the Explorers to the NCAA Tournament in boys' coach (388-96), his overall coaching achieved the mark after Morris. 1985-86, after winning the MAAC title, and mark is 646-282 (.696). The 1989-90 campaign was a historical finished the season with a 21-9 record. Hired at La Salle in 1984 as the first lull-time women's coach, Morris recorded the highest winning percentage (.717) of

La Salle women's coaches. After two sea- sons, he was named the Explorers' men's coach and became the first coach in NCAA

Division I history to go from head coach of a women's program to the same position in a men's program. Morris has guided La Salle into the NCAA. Tournament four times (1992, 1990, 1989, 1988) and twice into the NIT (1991,

1987), including a runner-up finish in

1986-87, his first season. In his first six sea- sons as men's coach, the Explorers quali- fied for a postseason berth. While the Explorers were members of the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference, the team won the tournament title four times and were co-champions in the regular season another time. Over the vears, Morris has received many honors. Twice he won or shared the MAAC Coach of the Year award. He was also named the 1989 and 1990 District 3 Coach ol the Year bv the National Associa- tion ol Basketball Coaches (NABC) and 1

William "Speedy" (Horns

SPEEDY MORRIS' CAREER COACHING RECORD SPEEDY ALL-TIME VERSUS OPPONENT American 4-0 Loyola Chicago 5-0 Men's Basketball W L Pet. Arizona 0-1 Loyola Marymount 1-1 1 998-99 La Salle University 13 15 .464 Arizona State 0-1 Loyola (MD) 6-1 1997-98 La Salle University 9 18 .333 Arkansas-Little Rock 1-0 Maine 1-0 1 996-97 La Salle University 10 17 .370 Army 6-1 Manhattan 12-1 1995-96 La Salle University 6 24 .200 Auburn 0-1 Marquette 1-1 1 994-95 La Salle University 13 14 .481 Austin Peay 1-0 Maryland 0-2 1 993-94 La Salle University 11 16 .407 Baylor 2-0 Massachusetts 1-6 1992-93 La Salle University 14 13 .519 0-1 0-2 1991-92 La Salle University 20 11 .645 Boston U. I Miami (OH) 2-1 1990-91 La Salle University 19 10 .655 Brigham Young Mount St. Mary's 2-3 Butler 2-4 7-1 1 989-90 La Salle University 30 2 .938 Niagara 1-0 0-2 1 988-89 La Salle University 26 6 .813 California North Carolina

- 1 987-88 La Salle University 24 10 .706 Cal Poly (San Luis Obispo) 1-1 j Northeastern 1

1 986-87 La Salle University 20 13 .606 Canisius 6-0 Northern Illinois 0-1

Totals 215 169 .560 Central Florida 1-0 1 Notre Dame 2-6

Chaminade 1-0 State 1-0 • Women's Basketball Clemson o-i Ohio U. 0-1 1985-86 La Salle University 21 9 .700 Cleveland State 1-1 Oregon 1-0 1984-85 La Salle University 22 8 .733 Colorado 0-1 Oregon State 0-1 Totals 43 17 .717 Cornell 0-1 Penn State 0-1 College Totals 258 186 .581 Creighton 1-0 Pennsylvania 4-9

Dayton 7-4 Philadelphia Textile 2-0 Boys' High School Basketball DePaul 1-1 Princeton 4-2 1982-84 Wm. Penn Charter 41 14 .741 Delaware 1-0 Purdue 0-1 1967-81 Roman Catholic 347 82 .809 Delaware State 1-0 Rhode Island 0-6 Totals 388 96 .802 Detroit 3-4 Richmond 2-3

Drexel 2-1 St. Bonaventure 3-1

Duquesne 6-4 St. Joseph's 5-10

Eastern Kentucky 1-0 St. Peter's 10-4 Eastern Washington 1-0 San Francisco 1-0 La SALLE'S GRADUATION RATE Evansville 1-3 Seton Hall 0-2 4-2 1-0 DURING THE MORRIS ERA Fairfield 1 S.W. Missouri State Florida 1-0 Siena 4-3 1986-87 3 sen ors 3 graduated Florida State 1-1 South Carolina 1-0 1987-88 4 sen ors 4 graduated Fordham 11-3 Southern Mississippi 2-1 1988-89 1 sen or 1 graduated Fresno State 1-0 Syracuse 0-1 1989-90 2 sen ors 2 graduated George Washington 1-7 2-11 1990-91 3 sen ors 3 graduated Temple 0-3 1-0 1991-92 5 sen ors 5 graduated Georgia Tennessee Tech 1-0 1992-93 5 sen ors 5 graduated Georgia Southern Texas-El Paso 1

1993-94 No eniors Holy Cross 9 1 Texas San Antonio 1-0 1994-95 2 sen ors 2 graduated Howard 4-0 Texas Southern 1-0 1995-96 2 sen ors 2 graduated Idaho 10 Texas Tech 0-1

1996-97 5 sen ors 5 graduated Illinois State 1-1 V.llanova 73

1997-98 4 sen ors 4 graduated Illinois 0-1 Virginia Tech 4 4

1998-99 1 sen or 1 graduated Illinois Chicago 1-0 Western Kentucky 1 lona 10 2 Wisconsin Green Bay 2 Total 37 seniors 37 graduated

Iowa 1 Wisconsin Milwaukee 1-0

GRADUATION RATE = 100% James Madison 20 Wright State 20

Kansas State 0-3 Xavier 1 13 IThii informa ion was obtained from roster nformation with verification Long Beach State 1 -0 Yale 1 from the Reg sfror s Office ) Louisiana Tech 01 | •> orMed 1900 Rx William "Speedy" (Horns

ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDS

Coach Seasons Years W L Pet. William "Speedy" Morris 1986-Present 13 215 169 .561

Dave "Lefty" Ervin 1979 1986 7 119 87 .578

Paul Westhead 1970 1979 9 142 105 .575 Tom Gola 1968 1970 2 37 13 .740

Jim Harding 1967 1968 1 20 8 .714 Joe Heyer 1965 1967 2 24 27 .471 Bob Walters 1963 1965 2 31 17 .646

Donald "Dudey" Moore 1958 1963 5 79 37 .681

Jim Pollard 1955 1958 3 48 28 .632

Ken Loeffler 1949 1955 6 145 30 .829 Charles McGlone 1946 1949 3 61 17 .782 Joseph Meehan 1943 1946 3 28 30 .483

Charles "Obie" O'Brien 1941 1943 2 25 21 .543 Leonard Tanseer 1933 1941 8 90 59 .604

Thomas Conley 1931 1933 2 28 11 .718

James J. Henry 1930 1931 1 15 4 .789

Totals 69 1107 663 .625

SPEEDY: 19 CHAMPIONSHIPS IN 12 YEARS REGULAR SEASON TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS

1 987 Hartford CBT Tourney, Hartford, CT

1 988 Acme Boot, Clarksville, TN

1 988 Jostens Classic, Philadelphia, PA

1 989 Fresno Coors Light, Fresno, CA

1 989 USF&G Suga r Bowl, New Orleans, LA

1 990 Dawai Bowl, Tokyo, Japan

1 994 MetLife Class c, San Francisco, CA

1 994 Dr Pepper Classic, Waco, TX

(Prior to 1987, La Salle had nc t won a regular season to in 13 years.)

PHILADELPHIA BIG 5

1989 3-1 Co-champions 1990 4-0 Champions

1992 1-1 All Teams Tied

METRO ATLANTIC ATHLETIC CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS Regular Sec son Tournament Overall 1988 14-0 3-0 17-0

1989 13-1 3-0 16-1

1 990 1 6-0 3-0 19-0 has won more games than 1991 12-4* 3-0 15-4 any other coach in La Salle basketball 'Co-champions history. 4> William "Speedy" (Horns

HOW MORRIS BECAME SPEEDY

There may be different theories as to how "Speedy" Morris

acquired his nickname, but here is the answer, directly from the

"I was in seventh grade and on the grammar school team at St. John's in Manayunk. We had a litUe gym that also served as a cafeteria. Before we could practice, we'd have to move the tables away.

"It didn't take me long to figure out that if I came a litUe

late for practice, I wouldn't have to help move the tables. Pretty soon, Gerry Boyle, our coach, caught on and made me do 100

laps around the gym, which isn't ;ls had as it sounds, since that gym would make Roman Catholic's gym (where he used to coach) look like the Palestra.

"Anyhow, along about the 25th lap, 1 started to go slowh.

which wasn't too far lioni the spied I had been going. Anvh.m (terry started yelling, 'C'mon. Speech. I«t\ get going' and that name has stuck eVCT since."

Which, win n \oii think ahout it, is iionic , because the i o.u h

thai Speedy, who wasn't so speech, succeeded at I .i Salle, I eft) Krvin, wasn't lei lhauded. either. O Coaching Staff

overseas basketball stops as Nice, LeMans started foi three and was captain in his se-

and Limoges, all in France, then on to Spain, nior year. But all of his time wasn't taken up Argentina and Israel. with hoops. As a communication major, he

Among his most memorable visits was to wrote for die school newspaper, produced Limoges, where he caught up with an old jazz shows and did an occasional stint on the

friend and rival, former La Salle and West campus station. Catholic High great Michael Brooks, who While overseas, he got a taste of coach-

still maintains residence in France. ing and the business side of basketball, so

"Michael and I had played against each when he returned to the United States, he

other and with each other a good while back was prepared for life after playing. He be-

in Philadelphia and it was great being with came involved in several ventures, includ- him and competing with and against him," ing acting as a consultant for NBA players Houston said. and would-be NBA players. But he always

When he enrolled at Rhode Island, his had his eyes on getting into coaching full

Roland Houston coach was , who had coached Vil- tilt and that's where he is now, working with

lanova to 1 1 post-season tournaments before Morris, fellow assistants Jim Phillips and The distance between Martin Luther King heading to New England. John Gallagher, and administrative assis- High in Philadelphia to La Salle Univer- "I was the first player coach Kraft took tant Rich Prendergast.

sity is approximately five miles. It took from Philadelphia," the 39-year-old Houston Born in South Philadelphia, Houston

Roland Houston 17 years to make die trip. said, "and I still try to stay in touch with him transferred from Southern High to Martin Houston, who joined Speedy Morris' since he's not too far away down in Stone Luther King early in his career and contin- Explorer staff in mid-September, has done Harbor (New Jersey)." ued on his journey which has now taken quite a bit of traveling since his high school At Rhode Island, in what was then him, wife Lisa and two-year-old daughter graduation in 1982. That travel took him to called the Eastern 8 before becoming the Zuri to La Salle Universitv. the Universitv of Rhode Island, and such Atlantic 10, Houston played four seasons,

ics in the off-season. He served one year as Known to many as "Flip," he played

an assistant at Clarion (PA) University, three years at Penn Charter in the Inter- working under head coach Ron Righter, a Academic League, captaining the team in

former St. Joseph's University standout. 1989-90. Phillips, son of Kathy and Doug

Phillips returned to The William Penn Phillips, is single and lives in Northeast Charter School, his high school alma Philadelphia. mater, and for three years was assistant var-

sity and head junior varsity coach under

Bill Gallagher. He also has been a teacher in

Philadelphia and its suburbs. For two years,

he taught at the Warren G. Harding Middle

School in the Philadelphia Public School Jim Phillips system and later was a mathematics teacher at The Woodlynne School in Stratford, PA.

Phillips, a La Salle University stu- With Gallagher, Phillips has conducted Jimdent basketball manager from 1990-91 numerous summer basketball camps and to 1993-94 under head coach "Speedy" clinics and managed grade school tourna-

Mortis, is in his second year as an assistant ments. He has coached in the prestigious coach on Morris' staff. D'Onofrio Classic in Conshohocken, PA, a

Since graduating from La Salle with a post-season tournament involving some of B.S. in business in 1994, Phillips has the Fast's outstanding high school per- coached in the college and high school formers, taking his team to the 1997 cham- ranks as well as conducting camps and clin- pionship game. O Coaching Staff

and founder of the Delaware Valley Elite AAU Program. In his playing days, John was a guard

on the St. Joseph's University Hawks for three years. He was a member of their mag-

ic al Sweet 16 run in the NCAA Tournament and played against top-ranked Kentucky in the tourney. John was also a starter for three

years at Cardinal O'Hara High School where he earned All Cii\ Honorable Men- tion and All Catholic Honors his senior

With his addition to the La Salle staff,

John Gallagher Gallagher becomes the first of a basketball- wealthy family to join the coaching tanks. John Gallagher is in his first season with John's sister, -Ann. was a point guard for the the Explorers as an assistant coach. The Explorers from 1993 to 1997 and his eldest

youngest assistant coach in Division I sister, Kathleen, teaches in the history

NCAA men's basketball at 22, GaUaghei department at La Salle. His other sister. brings plenty of experience despite his age. Joan, was a four-year startei foi the Boston Gallagher had served as Director of College Eagles.

Main Line Basketball for the Sonnv Hill

League loi two years and coached in the high s< hool league. I le was also the creator

the girls' team at Philadelphia's Hallahan I \ and the youngest, ( !oIle<

High to two playoff berths in foui seasons. La Salle.

is s. In 19N(>. Prendergast was honored with Prendergast ownei ,i K a i

the Mary S. O'Connor Loyalty Award foi sei\H e i In tt t mail produt n >n compan)

dedication and ser-vice to the La Salle Philadelphia. women's intercolle- giate athletic pro-

'41 .nus 1 he award

was ii. uned aftei

the university's first Women's Director

of Athletics. Rich Prendergast Prendergast, a I960 I a Salle gradu-

ate, in.s in Stone baske ill .«lii Harbor, N Hisfam- f. idci Pi elude

sea. as ., xolmileei lo Speed) Moms id lo La Salle University teams. Prendergast hat coachedin the Philadelphia I athofo Vbutli

Organization (< VO) and in the I atholii

I eague high n hool system Rich Prendergast has been Speedy Morris' right Before joining the I a Salle women'! hand at LaSalle University for 16 years, si. Hi ,1,1,1c, Morris, Prendergast directe, man O including two with the women's team. Rosters

Numerical

No. Name Pos. CI. Ht. Wt. High School/Hometown

* 5 Julian Blanks G So. 6-2 181 Cathedral Prep/Erie, PA * 10 Mike Sidebotham G Sr. 6-0 185 Wildwood Catholic/Wildwood, NJ

11 Dwayne Jones G Fr. 6-4 185 Westwood School/Mississauga, Ontario J * 12 Donnie Carr G Sr. 6-3 212 Roman Catholic/Philadelphia, PA

* 25 Victor Thomas Jr. 6-7 178 St. John Neumann/Philadelphia, PA

31 Aleksandar Pavlovic Fr. 6-7 210 Archbishop Spalding (MD)/Serbia

* 34 James Jordan Jr. 6-8 234 Redemption Christian/Monrovia, Liberia

* 35 Anwar Wilson So. 6-8 196 John F. Kennedy/Bronx, NY

* 45 Rasual Butler So. 6-7 185 Roman Catholic/Philadelphia, PA

* 52 Garrett Bragg C Jr. 6-11 275 Spanish River/Boca Raton, FL

41 Mike Pidhirsky F Fr. 6-7 210 Father Judge/Philadelphia, PA

Alphabetical

No. Name Pos. CI. Ht. Wt. High School/Hometown

* 5 Julian Blanks G So. 6-2 181 Cathedral Prep/Erie, PA * 52 Garrett Bragg C Jr. 6-11 275 Spanish River/Boca Raton, FL

* 45 Rasual Butler F So. 6-7 185 Roman Catholic/Philadelphia, PA

* 12 Donnie Carr G Sr. 6-3 212 Roman Catholic/Philadelphia, PA

11 Dwayne Jones G Fr. 6-4 185 Westwood School/Mississauga, Ontario

* 34 James Jordan F Jr. 6-8 234 Redemption Christian/Monrovia, Liberia

31 Aleksandar Pavlovic F Fr. 6-7 210 Archbishop Spalding (MD)/Serbia

41 Mike Pidhirsky F Fr. 6-7 210 Father Judge/Philadelphia, PA

* 10 Mike Sidebotham G Sr. 6-0 185 Wildwood Catholic/Wildwood, NJ

* 25 Victor Thomas F Jr. 6-7 178 St. John Neumann/Philadelphia, PA

* 35 Anwar Wilson F So. 6-8 196 John F. Kennedy/Bronx, NY

'Denotes returning lettermen (8)

HEAD COACH

William "Speedy" Morris (14th season)

1 1 1 1 1 1 EXPLORERS ASSISTANT COACHES BY CLASS Roland Houston Qx Seniors 2 Jim Phillips

John Gallagher Juniors 3

1 1 1 i i i EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT Sophomores 3 Freshmen 3 Rich Prendergast -& 8*1999 « 2000 Players .

Donnie Carr

6-3,212 Senior Guard j " ^mfflFty Philadelphia, PA Roman Catholic High School

1998-99: Started all 28 games for the Explorers Joseph's (28 pts.-ll ast.), and against nationally-

and finished the season with a career-total 1,655 ranked Xavier (24 pts.-ll reb.) . . . Tallied at

points. 12th best on La Salle's all-time list ... least five assists in 1 7 games . . . Grabbed at least

Led the team in (18.7), points five rebounds in 14 contests . . . Scored over 20

(524), assists (138), field goals (175), three-point points in 13 of his 28 starts . . . Scored double

field goals (71), minutes played (1114) and tied digits in all but three games . . . Recorded a sea- son-best six three-pointers on his way to tallying for the lead in free throws made (103) . . . Led Philadelphia Big 5 scoring third straight season 21 points at St. Bonaventure on 1/28 ... Hit

four or three-pointers in seven contests . . and named to the Big 5 first team . . . Made sec- more

ond team Atlantic 10 All-Conference on the . Converted a season-best 10 free throws in the

strength of his scoring (second to George Explorers' 98-95 double overtime win vs. St.

Washington's Joseph's on 1/23 . . . played 38 or more minutes

1998-99 Game-By-Game Totals Shawnta Rog- in 24 of the team's 28 games . . . His 34 minutes ers) and out- vs. Howard and George Washington were his FG- 3FG- FT- shortest games played . . . Registered two or Opponent Mm FGA 3FGA FTA RI5S A B S PIS standing de- at MountSt Mary's 44 6-22 2-11 1-1 5 5 1 15 fense against the more steals in seven games, including a season-

1 1( >WART) 34 8-17 2-7 3-5 5 3 1 1 21 high of four vs. Niagara. \s Northeastern 45 8-23 3-11 6-8 5 7 25 conference's 39 9-19 5-13 7-10 6 3 2 10 highest-scoring .11 Seton Hall 40 5-15 1-9 2-2 1 2 2 13 1997-98: Entered his junior year with 1,131 3WaShingt0n 40 8-19 2-9 9-12 4 2 2 27 guards . . . 40 11-20 4-10 0-3 4 «Se 5 Finished third career points, good for 31st place on the school's DREXEL 40 4-13 0-4 5-6 11 2 13

list . . . in 1 all-time NIAGARA 40 3-12 2-6 3-4 6 4 1 on the team in scoring Finished second the

37 3-10 1-5 2-2 1 1 rebounds (128) Atlantic 10 in scoring (18.0 ppg) in sophomore Duquesne 40 5-10 5-10 6-8 3 6 1 J] at ( k-orsJf Washington 34 4-10 2-4 1-2 4 7 1 1 and fourth in season, after winning the scoring title as a fresh- VIRGINIA TECH 10 7-10 3-5 2-4 6

. . . Scored 20 or more points 1 1 times . . . . . man PENNSVLVANIA 40 3-10 1-5 2-2 1 2 2 9 steals (23 .

DAYTON 40 5-14 1-3 6-6 9 1 2 17 Scored a season- Doubled his output from freshman year, ,u Rhode Island 10 5-17 1-6 2-2 3 assists 50 7-20 4-7 10-13 11 1 28 high 30 points vs. dishing out 4.4 per game, up from 2.0

10 7-15 6-10 1-2 4 1 1 21 Cornell on 11/28 assists . . . Placed seventh in the conference in as- ai ViisjiniaTech 39 6-16 3-9 3-4 3 6 18 8-17 3-5 3-3 (,KOR(.E WASH INC. ION 40 2 22 sists . . . Finished fifth in the conference in free . . . Dished out a XAVIER 39 7-13 2-5 8-9 10 4 1 24 career-best 11 as- throw percentage (81.1%) . . . Played 38 or more FORDHAM 40 6-12 4-5 3-4 5 5 1 19 at Xauer 39 9-22 0-7 1-3 1 7 19 sists while scor- minutes 20 times, playing every minute of the at Duquesne 40 8-18 2-6 7-9 1 6 25

MASSAf III' SETTS 40 5-14 3-6 1-2 4 ing 28 points vs. game nine times . . . Had a career-high 10 assists ai Dayton 40 9-16 4-9 3-4 25 St. Joseph's on in season opener against Mount St. Mary's . . . vs. St. Joseph's 38 6-15 3-9 6-10 8 5 (i 21 VS. Rhode Island 36 3-15 2-10 0-0 3 2 8 Hit for 27 points against Texas Southern in the January 23 . . TOTALS 1114 175-434 71-206 03-140 128 138 8 23 524 Recorded three consolation game of the Carrier Classic, adding

double-doubles seven assists . . . Scored 22 points in the second Career H ighs during the sea- half to lead a La Salle comeback against Drexel,

son — on De- finishing with 24 points and seven assists . . . Had Points: 41 \ s. Fordham (2/27/97) cember 19 vs a string of 20 consecutive free throws made over

Rebounds 11 t vice (Drexel 8c Xavier) Drexel (13 pts. a five-game stretch . . . Scored a season-best six I three-pointers and 21 points against 20th-ranked Assists: 11 \ s. St. Joseph's (1/23/99) 11 reb.), on Jan-

23 St Rhode Island . . . Tallied 24 points and five as- m<

Career Statistics

1996 97 27/27 209/597 350 99/289 343 129/168 768 646 239 48 73 121 4 5 45 55 80 2 42 1032

199798 27/27 164/469 350 80/259 309 77/95 811 485 180 16 43 59 22 62.0 118 87 1 28 1049

1998 99 28/28 175/434 .403 71/206 345 103/140 736 524 18 7 26 102 128 4 6 50/0 138 106 8 23 1114 82/82 548/1500 .368 250/754 .332 309/403 772 I65S ^T Donme Cam

sists against Dayton . . . Tlu'ii hit a season-high three-pointers per game (3.67) . . . Named At-

28 points against St. Bonaventure . . . Became lantic 10 Rookie of the Week five times . . . Cho- the 39th player in school history to gain 1.000 sen to Basketball Weekly's second team All-Fresh-

points with a lav-up against George Washington men and second team All-Atlantic 10 . . . His 646

. . . Finished the year bv matching season-best six points came within 24 points of Lionel Sim- three-pointers against St. Joseph's and com- mons' school mark for scoring by a freshman. pleted the game with 24 points.

Prior to La Salle: Was voted to the Associated Press

1996-97: His 23.9 points-per-game made him the All-Pennsylvania first team and was named the sixth leading scorer in NCAA Division I Philadelphia Catholic League Player of the Year

(tops in Atlantic 10) and earned him Rookie of . . . While playing for Dennis Seddon's

the Year honors in the Atlantic 10 . . . Led the 27-3 Roman Catholic Team in 1995-96, he aver- country lor the first few weeks in scoring after aged 25.3 points, 6.1 rebounds, 4.1 assists and opening his career with 36 points at Mount St. 2.1 steals, earning best-player-in-Philadelphia

Mary's . . . Reached the 30-point plateau eight honors from the Philadelphia Daily News . . . times, including a career-best 41 points against Born 7/8/77. Fordham, setting an Atlantic 10 record for freshmen in a conference game ... He followed

that effort with 30 points against St. Joseph's . . .

Placed eighth in the league in shoot- ing (76.8%) and tied for the league lead in

O

(Hike Sidebotham

6-0, 185 Senior # Guard Wildwood, NJ Wildwood Catholic High School

1998-99: Began the season as a La Salle Personal: Born 1/13/78. basketball manager before becoming a walk-

on in January . . . Played in five games, scoring

three points, dishing out two assists and

grabbing one . . . Ended last season shooting 50% from the field and 50% from

three-point range . . . Played a season-high

four minutes against Rhode Island on 3/4 . . .

Grabbed one rebound and recorded one assist

St. Joseph's 1998-99 Game-By-Game Totals on 3/3 in the Atlantic 10 Opponent Tournament.

it Virginia: XAVIER

Career Highs

Points: 3 vs. Rhode Island

Rebounds: 1 vs. St. Joseph's (3/3/99)

Assists: 1 twice (vs. Xavier & vs. St. Joseph's)

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Garrett Bragg

6-11,275 Junior + Center Boca Raton, FL Spanish River High School

1998-99: Played in 20 of the team's 28 games, four times, with the Explorers winning all

averaging 1.8 points and 2.1 rebounds per four, including two of the last three games

game . . . Recorded a season-high nine points . . . Grabbed six rebounds in three games, two

in La Salle's 98-95 20T victory over St. Joseph's of which were victories . . . Totaled 1 7 blocked

on 1/23 . . . Grabbed a season-best five re- shots . . . Twice blocked three in a game, in-

bounds vs. Temple on 1/3 . . . In 1 1 minutes of cluding a match-up against 20th-ranked

action against nationally-ranked Xavier, he Rhode Island . . . Dished out 16 assists . . . collected three rebounds and scored two Started the season by handing off three in sea-

points . . . Played in a season-high 21 minutes son-opener against Mount St. Mary's, his sea- against Pennsylvania on 1/14 and scored two son-high, which he matched in a reserve role

points, dished out three assists and registered against Arizona State . . . Hit double figures four rebounds the fust time with 10 against Texas Southern 1998-99 Game-By-Game Totals Tallied in the consolation game of the Carrier Classic

four blocked . . . Scored 14 points, grabbed six rebounds, FG- 3FG- FT- shots and nine had two assists and two blocks in victory over Opponent Min FGA 3FGA FTA

5 1-1 0-0 0-0 1 2 GEORGE WASHINGTON bounds in victory over Virginia Tech in first XAVTER 1 1 1-2 3 2

FORDHAM 10 1-4 0-0 0-0 1 1 2 1997-98: Played men's game in refurbished Hayman Center

at Xavier 6 0-1 0-0 1-2 2 1 in all 27 games, court (later named Tom Gola Arena). at Duquesne 12 1-3 0-0 0-0 I 2 0-0 MASSACHUSETTS 8 0-2 1-2 3 o 1 1 started 20 and at Dayton 9 0-0 0-0 0-2

in . . . Prior to Salle: Didn't start playing basket- vs. St Joseph's 0-0 ° scored 23 La vs. Rhode Island 5 1-1 (Ml 2 2 Averaged 5.0 ball until freshman year at Spanish River (FL) TOTALS 203 15-46 0-0 6-14 42 8 4 9 36

points per High . . . Named MVP at prestigious Pitt II All-

game, good for Star Classic . . . Born 6/1/79. sixth on the Career Highs team and sec- ond among Points: 16 vs . Duquesne (2/18/98)

freshmen . . .

Rebounds: 10 vs . Rhode Island (1/13/98) Was in double- Assists: 3 thi ee tunes digit scoring

4^ Career Statistics

1997-98 27/20 60/120 .500 0/0 000 15/29 517 135 5.0 38 51 89 3 3 79/2 17 30 17 11 446 1998 99 20/0 15/46 326 0/0 000 6/14 429 36 18 19 23 42 2 1 52/3 8 14 4 9 203 i \rww-mwm\v 57 74 131 2.7 131/5 25

y i nf ,

James Jordan

6-8, 234 Junior 4 Forward Monrovia/ Liberia Redemption Christian High School

1998-99: Started eight of the 27 games he played 1997-98: Plaved in all 27 games as a true fresh-

in . . . Played 20 or more minutes in eight con- man, making four starts ... In his four starts,

tests . . . Finished the season averaging 0.9 points he scored four points and grabbed 22

and 2.1 rebounds per game . . . Collected four or rebounds . . . Scored in 10 games, averaging

more rebounds 1 times . . . Scored a season-high 0.8 points per game . . . Recorded at least one

four points on 12/5 against Seton Hall ... In a rebound in 22 of his game-appearances . . . season-best 34 minutes on 11/21 against North- Had nine rebounds, six offensive, against

eastern, he registered six rebounds . . . Scored Niagara . . . Had four blocked shots for the sea-

two points, stole two passes and pulled in five re- son, including one in each of the first three

bounds in La Salle's 67-59 victory over Eastern games . . . Made his first start against Miami of Washington on 12/11 ... Played in 15 of the Ohio in Syracuse's Carrier Classic, playing sea-

team's 16 confer- son-high 26 minutes . . . Pulled down seven re- ence games, aver- bounds in Carrier Classic consolation game 1 998-99 Game-By-Game Totals

aging 6.7 min- against Texas Southern before fouling out . . . FG- 3FG- FT- utes and 1.1 Scored season-high five points against Pennsyl- Opponent Min FGA 3FGA FTA sBS A B S PTS at Mount St. Man's 1-2 1-2 3 rebounds per vania and made season-best three steals HOWARD 30 0-0 0-0 3-4 3 11 3

. . . against St. in regular-season finale. \s. Northeastern 34 0-1 0-0 2-2 6 contest Con- Joseph's vs. Cornell 23 0-0 0-0 4 verted a season- at Seton Hall 20 2-3 0-0 0-0 4 1 4 vs. Eastern Washington 23 0-1 0-0 2-2 5 10 2 2 high three free Prior to La Salle: A native of Monrovia, Liberia, at Purdue 19 0-1 0-0 0-0 6 10 throws on 11/21 Jordan came to America on November 1 1 DREXEL 21 0-2 0-0 0-0 4 NIAGARA 0-0 0-0 0-0 in the Explorers' 1995, to escape the Liberian Civil War, at Temple 5 0-0 0-0 0-2 4 in Troy, at the Duquesne 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 86-63 win over and attended high school NY

.it George Washington 11 0-0 0-0 0-0 Howard. Redemption Christian Academy . . . Born VIRGINIA TECH 9 1-1 0-0 0-0

PENNSYLVANIA 0-1 0-0 0-0 3 1 11/26/76.

DAYTON 6 0-2 0-0 0-2 1

,ii Rhode Island 11 0-0 0-0 0-0 4 vs. St. Joseph's 17 0-0 0-0 0-0 10 at St. Bonaventure 0-0 0-0 0-0 .u \ u unii.i Tech 13 0-0 0-0 2 10 GEORGE WASHINGTON 0-0 0-0 XAYIER 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 Career Highs FORDHAM 0-0 1 0-1 04) Points: 5 twice at Duquesne 2 0-0 0-0 0-0

\l\ss\t 111 SETTS 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 Rebounds: 9 a t Niagara (12/10/97) \s. St. Joseph's 9 2-3 0-1 1-2 1 5 vs. Rhode Island 1-1 0-0 0-2 10 1 Assists: 1 seven times TOTALS 348 7-20 0-1 9-18 62 3 1 6 23

^^

ilictor Thomas

6-7, 178 Junior £ Forward Philadelphia, PA St. John Neumann High School

1998-99: Started 27 of the team's 28 games Duquesne on 1/6 .. . Went perfect from the

. . . Was second on the team in minutes played field (10-10), including a season-high six

with 1024 . . . Played 34 or more minutes on 22 three-pointers vs. Duquesne in La Salle's 85-73

different occasions . . . Was second on the win on 1/6 .. . Grabbed a season-high 13 re-

team in rebounds per game (5.9), rebounds bounds vs. Massachusetts on 2/23 . . . Dished

(164), steals (29) and three-point field goals out a season-best four assists at St. Bonaventure

(64) . . . Finished third on the team in points on 1/28 . . . Converted a season-high eight free

per game (15.5), total points (435), blocks throws on 11/21 vs. Howard, 12/11 vs. Eastern

(19) and assists (42) . . . Ranked second on Michigan and 12/23 vs. Niagara . . . Blocked a

the Explorers in points per game vs. confer- season-best three shots on 12/19 vs. Drexel

ence opponents (15.8) ... Shot 9-15 from and on 2/10 vs. Fordham . . . Registered a sea-

the field, tal- son-high four steals against Niagara on 12/23

1 998-99 Game-By-Game Totals lied 22 points . . . Finished second in the Atlantic 10 in three-

and grabbed six point percentage, 64-152 for .421 . . . Was FG- 3FG- FT- rebounds in a named to the 1999 Hank Gathers College Min FGA 3FGA FTA XBS A B S PTS 8-14 6-7 9 1 24 season-high 50 League All-Star Team. HOWARD 30 10-13 3-4 8-9 10 1 1 31 minutes of ac- w Northeastern 44 5-15 4-9 4-7 2 1 18 1997-98: Played in all games as a true fresh- vs. Cornell 37 5-16 4-13 0-1 5 2 14 tion vs. St. at Seton Hall 37 4-11 0-3 6-7 8 1 14 man, starting 10, including the first eight . . . vs. Eastern Washington 39 4-11 0-4 8-12 3 1 1 16 Joseph's in La Ranked fourth on the team in scoring 34 4-11 3-8 0-2 1 1 1 11 (11.3) Salle's double DREXEL 40 3-8 1-2 5-9 7 2 3 12 and second in rebounding (4.7) . . . Ranked NIAGARA 29 3-12 1-6 8-13 4 4 15 overtime win on 31 2-10 1-8 4-6 2 2 9 sixth in the Adantic 10 in three-point percent-

33 10-10 6-6 5-6 3 2 1 31 1/23... Scored age (39.8%) . . . Scored in double figures 18 .11 George Washington 32 4-9 2-4 2-4 4 2 1 12 double figures 37 4-11 4-9 5-6 2 3 2 1 17 times and hit at least one three-pointer in 22 PENNSYLVANIA 19 0-2 0-1 0-0 2 1 in all but four ... his first collegiate (vs. DAYTON 40 7-12 5-8 2-4 5 1 2 21 games In outing games . . . Re- at Rhode Island 30 6-15 3-9 2-2 6 2 1 17 Mount St. Mary's, 11/29/97) Thomas scored vs. St. Joseph's 50 9-15 3-8 1-1 6 2 1 1 22 corded four at St Bonaventnre 38 3-7 2-5 0-4 6 4 3 13 points and had seven rebounds ... In his at Virginia Tech 37 2-8 2-6 2-2 2 2 8 double-doubles third game (at Niagara, 12/10/97) he netted < .FORGE WASHINGTON 7-10 2-4 0-0 1 40 2 2 2 16 in points and 6-11 3-5 4-6 VWIER 39 6 1 2 19 18 points and seven rebounds, then followed

FORDHAM 40 6-9 2-5 5-10 7 1 3 2 19 rebounds . . . that with a 19-point, 12-rebound effort against at Xavier 37 5-10 2-2 0-1 8 2 1 12 Led the team in 39 5-9 2-4 2-2 9 1 14 Miami of Ohio in the Carrier Classic . . . Came MASSAC :IITSETTS 40 5-12 2-4 2-5 13 3 per- at Davton 40 6-8 2-2 0-2 9 3 14 off the bench for the first time against Villanova centage vs. St Josephs 38 6-11 2-4 2-3 12 3 1 16 (.524) at the ) and had 10 points vs. Rhode Island 3-8 1-4 4-6 (1/2/98 11 3 2 11 in conference TOTALS 1024 142-298 64-152 87-137 164 42 19 29 454 and seven rebounds in victory over the Wild-

games . . .

cats . . . Scored over 20 Career Highs points in five Prior to La Salle: Averaged 15 points, nine re- contests, includ- bounds for St. John Neumann's Philadelphia Points: ing 31-point Catholic League champions . . . Transferred from Philadelphia's Northeast High where he Rebounds: s. Massachusetts (2/23/99) performances

vs. Howard on averaged 27 points a game as a junior . . . First Assists: . Bonaventure (1/28/99) 11/21 and Team Philadelphia Daily News All-City and All- Catholic ... Born: 2/1/79. maM 4^ TO

^0 a

Career Statistics

Total 3-Point Season G/GS FG-FGA Pet. FG-FGA Pet. FT-FTA Pet. Pti. Avg. Oil. D.I. Tat. Avg. PF/D AU. TO Blk. ML Mm

1997 98 27/10 94/211 445 43/108 398 74/109 679 305 11 3 61 65 126 •1/ 54/1 23 39 17 II 798 1998-99 28/27 142/298 477 64/152 421 87/137 635 435 155 63 101 164 59 57/0 42 19 19 M 1024

Totals 55/37 236/509 .461 107/260 .410 161/246 .657 740 13.4 124 166 290 5.3 111/1 65 88 36 4S liSl 6-2, 181 Sophomore Guard

Erie, PA Cathedral Prep High School

1998-99: Started in all 28 of LaSalle's games . . . ing a season high seven vs. St. Joseph's on 3/3

Played 34 or more minutes in 21 games . . . Led . . . His .737 free throw percentage was good for

the team in steals with 31, including 16 in con- second best on the Explorers . . . Blocked a sea-

ference games . . . Was second on the team in as- son-high two shots vs. Niagara on 12/23 . . . Hit

sists (97) . . . His 982 minutes ranked fourth a season-best seven free throws against

highest on the Explorers . . . Scored in double Duquesne on 1/6 .. .

figures eight times . . . Scored a season-high 20

points (going 7-10 from the field) vs. Mount St. Personal: Named Second Team All-State by the

Mary's in the opener . . . Dished out five or more Associated Press as a senior and picked for the

assists six times . . . Recorded two or more steals fifth team as a junior . . . Finished his career as

10 times, including a season high of four vs. St. the third leading scorer in school history with

Bonaventure on 1,102 points ... As a senior, he paced the team

1 998-99 Game-By-Game Totals 1/28 .. . Shot in scoring (18.2), field goal percentage (51.6%), 6-7 from behind free throw percentage (72.4%), rebounding FG- 3FG- FT- Opponent Min FGA 3FGA FTA RBS A B S FTS the three-point (6.0), assists (3.4), and steals (2.2) ... Born at Mount St. Mary's 42 7-10 6-7 0-0 3 6 3 2(1 arc vs. Mount 8/4/80.

HOWARD 16 1-2 0-0 1 3 St. in 40 3-12 2-8 6-7 14 Mary's

II vs. Cornell 37 3-11 2-7 1-2 4 5 1 9 the opener . . . at Seton Hall 24 0-5 0-3 0-0 2 vs. Eastern Washington 35 2-7 0-5 0-0 6 4 4 Grabbed four or at Purdue 34 4-11 1-4 1-3 4 2 2 10 more rebounds DREXEI. 40 3-9 1-6 2-3 1 3 9 NIAGARA 31 1-7 0-4 0-0 2 15 times, includ- 22 0-1 0-1 0-0 1 3 37 1-4 1-3 7-8 3 ; I 10 27 1-3 0-2 2-2 2

VIRGINIA TECH 37 5-9 4-7 0-2 5 3 1 14 I'lWSMYAMA 34 2-7 1-2 0-1 5 DAYTON 36 5-8 0-2 4-4 5 14

,u Rhode Island 37 1-7 0-4 2-2 4 4 (1 4 vs. Si Joseph's 33 2-4 1-2 0-0 5

40 5-9 3-5 1 13

.,1 Vienna lech 34 2-5 2-5 2-2 5 2 1 8 (.K)R(.l WASHINGTON 37 1-3 0-1 1-2 3 XAYIER 38 2-5 0-1 2-4 3 FORDHAM 33 3-7 1-4 2-2 2 6 9 at Xaviei 40 2-6 1-2 2-2 3 4 1 7 at Duquesne 38 2-8 0-5 0-0 4 4 1 1 1 MASSAC 11 -SETTS 40 0-1 0-1 0-1 6 4 at Dayton Id 2-3 6-8 2 16 10 3-4 0-1 3 2 s xs Rhode Island m 1-4 1 (1 1 2 TOTALS 982 66-176 29-100 42-57 94 97 7 31 203

Career Highs

Points: 20 at Mount St. Man's (11/14/98)

Rebounds: 7 vs. St. Joseph's (3/3/99)

Assists: 6 twice (Mount St. Mary's & Fordham) ?8-99 28/28 66/176 375 29/100 290 42/57 737 203 72 6 88 94 3 4 77/2 97 94 7 31 982 Career 28/28 66/176 .375 29/100 .290 42/57 .737 203 7.3 6 88 94 3.4 77/2 97 94 7 31 982 1

Rasual Butler

6-7, 185 Sophomore a Forward Philadelphia, PA Roman Catholic High School

1998-99: Joined the team vs. Drexel on 12/19 1/9 vs. George Washington on his way to a 23-

. . . Started the last 20 games of the season, in- point game . . . Hit five three-pointers on 1/9

cluding; all 16 conference games . . . Led the vs. George Washington and on 1/14 vs. Penn-

team in free throw percentage (.741) ... sylvania . . . Went 6-6 from the free throw line Ranked second on the team in blocked shots in the Explorers' victory over nationally-ranked

(23) . . . His 45 three-pointers ranked him Xavier.

third on the Explorers . . . Finished fourth on

the team in points per game (14.2), points Prior to La Salle: Selected to Parade Magazine's

(298), field goals (105) and rebounds (83) . . . All-America third team as Roman Catholic

Played 34 or more minutes in 17 games, in- (Philadelphia) senior and the Associated Press'

cluding the last 16 . . . Scored in double fig- All-Pennsylvania first team . . . Also named

ures in 19 games, including over 20 twice . . . Philadeljdiia Inquirer's City's Player of the Year

Pulled in four or more rebounds 11 times . . . after averaging 26.6 points, eight rebounds,

Registered a sea- five blocks and five assists per game . . . Born 1 998-99 Totals Game-By-Game son-best four 5/23/79.

FG- 3FG- FT- blocks vs. St. Opponent Min FGA 3FGA FTA RBS A B S PTS Joseph's on 1/23 DREXEL 18 2-8 0-3 1-3 3 2 f, . . . two or NIAGARA 38 6-14 2-7 4-7 4 2 11 Had 32 4-15 3-11 0-0 2 more blocks in 28 4-11 0-6 6 2 10 ,u George Washington 32 9-14 5-8 0-0 3 13 seven games . . . VIRGINIA TECH 35 2-6 0-0 5 12 Converted a sea- I'tNNSYI.VANIA 40 8-16 5-10 0-1 4 1 DAYTON 38 4-13 3-8 4-4 2 12 son-high nine 40 4-13 0-0 5 10 1 field goals vs. St. Joseph's 50 5-14 4-8 5-8 5 2 4 on 37 3-16 2-11 0-1 7 3 at Virginia rech 35 3-12 0-5 5-5 3

GEORGE WASHINGTON 40 5-9 0-2 2-4 6 5 2 1 XAVIER 39 5-12 1-4 6-6 2 2

FORDHAM 39 5-16 1-7 3-4 7 2 2 1 Career Highs

.ii Xaviei 39 5-10 1-3 0-1 6 4 1 1 39 5-10 2-1 6-6 6 Points: 23 at George Washington (1/9/99) \l\ss\( HUSETTS 40 5-1 0-1 2-2 2 3 8-16 3-5 0-0 2 Rebounds: 7 twice (St. Joseph's & Fordham) vs s, [oseph's 38 5-14 4-7 1-1 4 13 VS. Rhode Island 36 US 0-1 2 3 1 Assists: 5 vs. George Washington (2/3/99) TOTALS 773 105-276 45-137 43-58 83 31 23 7 298

O I 1998-99 21/20 105/276 .380 45/137 .328 43/58 741 298 14 2 29 54 83 40 49/2 31 34 23 7 806 Career 21/20 105/276 .380 45/137 .328 43/58 .741 298 14.2 29 54 83 4.0 49/2 31 34 23 7 806 Rnwar Illilson

6-8, 196 Sophomore # Forward Bronx, NY John F. Kennedy High School

1998-99: Played 28 minutes in 11 games Personal: Sat out the 1997-98 season as a red-

. . . Averaged 0.5 points and 0.6 rebounds per shirt . . . Averaged 13.7 points and 9.8 re-

game . . . Registered a season-high eight min- bounds in his senior season at John F.

vs. utes Howard on 11/21 ... Against top- Kennedy High . . . Made the high school

ranked Xavier, he sank his only field goal of honor roll all four years and finished in the the game and finished with a season-high top 10 percent of his graduating class . . .

three points . . . Registered seven rebounds Earned Second Team All-Bronx honors and

for the season . . . Recorded three blocks gained the Distinguished Athlete Award as the

and three assists . . . Finished the season with school's outstanding athlete . . . Born:

five points . . . Was named to the 1999 Hank 1/17/79. Gathers College League All-Star Team.

1 998-99 Game-By-Game Totals

FG- 3FG- FT- Opponent Min FGA 3FGA FTA RBS A B S PTS at Mount Si. Mary's 10 HOWARD 8 0-1 0-0 1 110 at 0-1 Purdue 3 0-0 0-0 1 10 a. Temple 0-0 0-0 3 00 1 Career Highs at George Washington 2 0-1 0-1 0-0 1 ,u Kin ide Maud 0-1 0-1 Points: 3 vs. Xavier (2/6/99) at \ nsnnia Tech 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 XAVIER 1-1 1-1 0-0 3 at Xavier 0-0 0-0 0-0 Rebounds: 1 six times vs. St. Josephs 0-1 0-0 0-0 1 vs. Rhode Island 1-3 0-1 Assists: 2 vs. Rhode Island (3/4/99) TOTALS 28 2-10 1-5 1-4 7 3 3 5

^i Career Statistics ? B-99 11/0 2/10 .200 1/5 .200 0/2 000 5 05 4 3 7 06 3/0 3 4 Career 11/0 2/10 .200 1/5 .200 0/2 .000 5 0.5 4 3 7 0.6 3/0 3 4 3 28 newcomers

Dwayne Jones

6-5, 185 IfPersonal: Will provide backup strength at Freshman guard behind Donnie Carr and Julian Guard Blanks ... The last of La Salle s 1999

recruits to sign . . . Averaged 24 points, Mississauga, seven rebounds and tour assists in his

senior year . . . Bom: 8/ Ontario Wesrwood School

Aleksandar Pavlovic

Personal: Played one season at Archbishop Freshman Spalding during which coach Tony

^H^k . . Martin's team went 31-5 . Averaged 10 Forward/ points and four rebounds while Guard alternating among three positions . . . According to coach Martin, what separates ^k Serbia him from other European players is that

Mike Pidhirsky 6-7, 210 Freshman Personal: First team 1999 Philadelphia All-Catholic while playing for La Salle Forward alumnus Bill Fox at Father Judge High, averaging 15 points, 10 rebounds and Philadelphia, three blocks ... Was a backup on the 1998 PA team that captured the Catholic League

Father Judge championship . . . Hard-working, athletic

and intelligent describes his game . . .

Born: 3 30 81.

4& CUIEID 1998*99 Team Statistics

Final Statistics and Results

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Donnie Carr 28/28 1114/39.8 175/434 403 71/206 345 103/140 736 26 102 128 4. 5 50/0 138 106 8 23 524 18.7

K'Zell Wesson 28/28 934/33.4 167/335 .499 0/0 000 103/146 705 113 188 301 10. 3 103/6 39 75 40 25 437 15.6

Victor Thomas 28/27 1024/36.6 142/398 .477 64/152 421 87/137 635 63 101 164 5. J 57/0 42 49 19 29 435 15.5

Rasual Butler 21/20 773/36.8 105/276 .380 45/137 328 43/58 741 29 54 83 4. ] 49/2 31 34 23 7 298 14.2

Julian Blanks 28/28 982/35.1 66/176 .375 29/100 290 42/57 737 6 88 94 3. 4 77/2 97 94 7 31 203 73

Garrett Bragg 20/0 203/10.2 15/46 .326 0/0 000 6/14 429 19 23 42 2. 52/3 8 14 4 9 36 1.8

Jermaine Peebles 10/1 101/10.1 10/21 476 4/10 400 2/3 667 8 13 21 2. 18/0 4 5 3 3 26 2.6

Deon Jones 12/0 112/9.3 9/27 .333 3/15 200 2/3 667 3 4 7 0. f, 8/0 9 15 2 23 1.9

James Jordan 27/8 320/11.9 7/20 .350 0/1 000 9/18 500 26 32 58 2. 51/2 3 11 1 6 23 0.9

Bobby Collins 11/0 100/9.1 5/14 .357 0/0 000 0/2 000 11 13 24 2. 2 21/1 9 10 2 10 0.9

Anwar Wilson 11/0 28/2.5 2/10 200 1/5 200 0/2 000 4 3 7 0. 5 3/0 3 4 3 5 0.5

Mike Sidebotham 5/0 9/1.8 1/2 500 1/2 500 0/2 000 1 1 0. 2 2/0 2 1 2 3 0.6

Opponents

Season Schedule — Results & Leaders — All Games "•',» rrr^

All Games 13-15 10-2 1-10 2-3 Conference 8-8 7-1 1-7 0-0 Non-Conference 5-7 3-1 0-3 2-3 FT'^B ».'•' T^TT* T^T"

11/14/98 at Mount St. Mary's 88-92 (OT) L 1735 (24) Thomas (12) Wesson 11/21/98 HOWARD 86-63 W 3015 (31) Thomas (20) Wesson

11/27/98 vs. Northeastern 85-92 (OT) L 17377 (25) Carr (10) Wesson

11/28/98 vs. Cornell 61-63 L 17350 (30) Carr (11) Wesson

12/5/98 at Seton Hall 55-73 L 6466 (20) Wesson (10) Wesson 12/11/98 vs. Eastern Washington 67-59 W 14123 (27) Carr (17) Wesson

12/12/98 at Purdue 59-80 L 14123 (26) Carr (9) Wesson 12/19/98 DREXEL 59-57 W 2532 (20) Wesson (11) Wesson (11) Carr 12/23/98 NIAGARA 77-74 w 2015 (23) Wesson (11) Wesson 1/3/99 * at Temple 45-82 L 7881 (11) Butler (10) Wesson 1/6/99 * DUQUESNE 85-73 W 1359 (31) Thomas (12) Wesson 1/9/99 * at George Washington 75-93 L 3075 (23) Butler (6) Wesson 1/12/99 * VIRGINIA TECH 75-67 W 1148 (19) Carr (9) Wesson 1/14/99 PENNSYLVANIA 58-62 L 3115 (21) Butler (10) Wesson 1/16/99 * DAYTON 81-70 W 2315 (21) Thomas (9) Carr

1/21/99 * at Rhode Island 62-75 L 6613 (17) Thomas (9) Wesson 1/23/99 * ST. JOSEPH'S 98-95 (2 OT) W 6149 (28) Carr (10) Wesson

1/28/99 * at St. Bonaventure 63-68 L 4632 (21) Carr (11) Wesson

1/31/99 * at Virginia Tech 69-87 L 3931 (23) Wesson (8) Wesson

2/3/99 * GEORGE WASHINGTON 70-72 L 2640 (22) Carr (7) Wesson 2/6/99 * XAVIER 88-75 W 3629 (24) Carr (11) Carr 2/10/99 * FORDHAM 78-71 w 2464 (19) Carr (10) Wesson (19) Thomas

2/16/99 * at Xavier 71-88 L 9123 (21 (Wesson (10) Wesson

2/20/99 * at Duquesne 78-86 L 5420 (25) Carr (9) Thomas 2/23/99 * MASSACHUSETTS 63-60 W 3794 (22) Wesson (13) Thomas 2/27/99 * at Dayton 88-74 w 12481 (25) Carr (18) Wesson 3/3/99 t vs. St. Joseph's 81-54 w 7195 (21) Carr (12) Thomas

3/4/99 t vs. Rhode Island 58-83 L 7881 (17) Wesson (13) Wesson

t Atlantic 10 Tournament Atlantic 10 Conference

Atlantic 10 Overall West w L Pet. W L Pet.

1 . George Washington 13 3 .813 20 9 .690 2. Xavier 12 4 .750 25 11 .694

3. La Salle 8 8 .500 13 15 .464 4. Virginia Tech 7 9 .438 13 15 .464

5. Dayton 5 11 .313 11 17 .393

6. Duquesne 1 15 .063 5 23 .179

East

1 . Temple 13 3 .813 24 11 .686

2. Rhode Island 10 6 .625 20 13 .606

3. Massachusetts 9 7 .562 14 16 .467

4. St. Bonaventure 8 8 .500 14 15 .483 5. Fordham 5 11 .313 12 15 .444

6. St. Joseph's 5 11 .313 12 18 .400

CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS LaSALLE IN THE ATLANTIC 10

First Round Second Team: Donnie Carr La Salle 81, St. Joseph's 54 Virginia Tech 74, Fordham 63 Scoring: Donnie Carr, 2nd (18.7) Massachusetts 80, Duquesne 70

Dayton 70, St. Bonaventure 69 K'Zell Wesson, 10th (15.6) Quarterfinal Round

1 1th Rhode Island 83, La Salle 58 Victor Thomas, (15.5) Temple 64, Virginia Tech 51 George Washington 100, Dayton 90 FG%: K'Zell Wesson, 2nd (49.9) Xavier 72, Massachusetts 68

FT%: Donnie Carr, 1 2th (73.6) Semifinal Round Rhode Island 94, George Washington 78 Rebounding: K'Zell Wesson, 1st (10.8) Temple 76, Xavier 64

Victor Thomas T- 1 5th (59) Championship Game Rhode Island 62, Temple 59 Assists: Donnie Carr, 4th (4.93)

Julian Blanks, 12th (3.46) Most Outstanding Player

Lamar Odom, Rhode Island 3-Point %: Victor Thomas, 2nd (42.1)

All-Tournament Team Donnie Carr, 1 1 th (345) Lamont Barnes, Temple Lenny Brown, Xavier Rasual Butler, 1 3th (32.8) Mark Karcher, Temple

Lamar Rhode Island Odom, 3-Point FG Made: Donnie Carr, 5th (71) Antonio Reynolds Dean, Rhode Island

Victor Thomas, 7th (64) antic ID Conference

foundation of the Atlantic 10 Con- Additional highlights include the Massa- cially introduced as the Atlantic 10's fourth TheIcicnie's ascension to national promi- chusetts softball team advancing to the commissioner. As commissioner, Bruno has

nence is solidified with an unwavering Women's for the third strengthened the Atlantic 10's membership dedication to providing a broad-based, com- time since 1992, and the women's rowing with the additions of Dayton, Fordham, La petitive athletic environment without sacrific- team placing fourth in the NCAAs. Salle, and Virginia Tech, thus assuring the ing the high ideals of scholarship and sports- Success in each of its championship Conference's future. Bruno also negotiated a manship. The University of Dayton, sports has been the hallmark of the Atlantic six-year television deal with ESPN/Creative

Duquesne University, , 10 Conference and that was reinforced this Sports - the most lucrative and broad-based

The George Washington University, La Salle past year with 20 teams and 17 individuals package in league history - which translates

University, University of Massachusetts, Uni- earning berths to postseason competition. All into the greatest amount of exposure ever for versity of Rhode Island, St. Bonaventure Uni- told, 249 teams have represented the Adantic the Atlantic 10's athletic programs. She relo- versity St. Joseph's University, Temple Univer- 10 Conference in postseason play since the cated the league office to Philadelphia, plac- sity Virginia Tech, and Xavier Universitv offer 1976-77 season. ing it in the center of the Adantic 10's geo- a rich blend of proud academic and athletic Atlantic 10 student-athletes excel in the graphic footprint. traditions to form an impressive athletic classroom as well. The Atlantic 10 sponsors Under her leadership the Atlantic 10 has alliance. several academic awards programs, including increased its championship schedule to The Atlantic 10 22 sports with the ad- continues to prosper ditions of women's through our members' Staff Directory firm commitment to women's outdoor track Adantic 10 Conference their student-athletes field, and women's nter Plaza • Suite 1410 • Philadelphi; & and to the future of the (215) 751-0500 lacrosse, beginning Conference," says com- Fax: (215) 751-0770 this year. Bruno also missioner Linda Bruno, Web Site: i w.atlanticlO.org spearheaded the who has helped guide Commissioner Manager of Operations league's entrance into the Conference to pres- Linda Bruno Bridget Geist Division I football with tige unparalleled in Associate Commissioner Coordinator of External Operations the formation of the league history. "Each of Robert Steitz Ethel Johnson Atlantic 10 Football Assistant Commissioner Assistant Directors of Communications our programs is dedi- Conference in 1997. In Mitchell Kendall Tony Moss, Suzanne DeFruscio cated to achieving the addition, in an effort Assistant Commissioner/ Compliance Supervisor of Men's Basketball Officials proper balance of excel- to recognize the ath- Jackie Campbell Mickey Crowley lence in both the class- Assistant Commissioner/Public Relations Supervisor of Women's Basketball Officials letic and academic room and on the play- Ray Cella Marie Koch achievements of all stu- ing field. The Atlantic Director of Corporate Sponsorships Receptionist dent-athletes, Bruno Gilbert 10 is proud of the ac- Jeff Long Ginette instituted the Commis- Director of Championships Interns complishments of our sioner's Honor Roll, Kathleen Cloran Beth Kedziera student-athletes but will ~\\ which cites every At- Chris Convery continue to strive for lantic 10 student-ath- even greater success." Academic All-Conference teams in each of its lete with a 3.0 gpa or better.

The success the Adantic 10 enjoyed last championship sports and the Commissioner's The Atlantic 10 Conference will crown year was highlighted by the league placing five Honor Roll, which honored an Atlantic 10 champions in 22 sports this season: baseball, teams in the NCAA Men's Basketball Tourna- record 1,384 student-athletes with a 3.0 grade men's and women's basketball, men's and ment for the second time in as many years, point average or better this past year. The women's cross country, field hockey, men's with Rhode Island advancing to within 30 sec- league also cites a male and female Scholar- golf, women's gymnastics, women's lacrosse, onds of the Final Four. A league record five Athlete of the Year, and awards a pair of post- men's and women's indoor and outdoor track men's basketball teams were ranked at one graduate scholarships to both male and fe- & field, women's rowing, men's and women's time or another last year. Three women's bas- male student-athletes who express a desire to soccer, softball, men's and women's swim- ketball teams advanced to the NCAA Tourna- continue their education. ming & diving, men's and women's tennis, ment for the tenth time. On June 14, 1994, Linda Bruno was offi- and women's volleyball. 4^ ) 71

Philadelphia Big S

1998-99 All-Big 5 PHILADELPHIA First Team

Donnie Can .La Salle K'Zell Wesson .La Salle Lamont Barnes .Temple John Celestand .Villanova Michael Jordan .Pennsylvania Pepe Sanchez .Temple

Second Team

Malik Allen .Villanova Howard Brown .Villanova

Andre Howard .St. Joseph's Results between Big 5 Schools 1998-99 Mark Karcher .Temple xLa Salle 98, St. Joseph's 95 (20T) Paul Romanczuk .Pennsylvania * La Salle 81, St Joseph's 54 Palumbo Trophy Temple 82, La Salle 43 (Big 5 Leading Scorer) Temple 62, St. Josephs 47 Donnie Can, La Salle Temple 85, St. Joseph's 78 Outstanding Big 5 Player Pennsylvania 73, Temple 70 (Robert V. Geasey Award) Pennsylvania 62, La Salle 58 Pepe Sanchez, Temple Pennsylvania t>(">, St. Joseph's 58 Outstanding Big 5 Rookie Villanova 74. Pennsvlvania 63 ( Award Villanova 61. St Joseph's 49 Mark Karcher, Temple

La Salle University Big 5 Hall of Fame The Top 20 Big 5 Schools' Ail-Time Scorers City Championships Name Year Indu

1956-57 (tie, St. Joseph's) Lam Cannon 1973 Name School Years Points Frank Corace 1974 1963-64 1. Lionel Stmmoru La SaUe 1986-90 1217 Ken Durrett 1975 1968-69 2. Michael Brooks La Salle 1976-80 1628 Bob McAteer 1976 1974-75 3. Mark Macon Temple 19S7-91 2,609 James J. Henry* 1976 1980-81 (5-way tie at 2-2) 4. Tom Gola La Salle 1951-55 2,461 Hubie Marshall 1977 1983-64 (tie. Temple) Alonzo Lewis 1980 5. Kerr) Kittles Villanova 1992-96 .'.243

1988-89 (tie, Temple) (i. Keitlt 2.170 foe Bryant 1981 Herron Villanova 1974-78 1989-90 Bei me Williams 19S2 7 Bob Schafei Villanova 1951-55 .'.(I'M

La Salle's Big 5 ( foai lie Wise 19S2 7. Don- Wesl Villanova 198539 i,037 Valuable Players Most Boh Fields 1984 9. Howard Porta Villanova 1968-71 i,026

h.tel • 1969 Ken Durretl Mi< Brooks [986 10. fohn Pinone Villanova 1979 8 .'.024 1970 Durretl Tom Gola# 1986 Ken 11. Steve Black / a Sail, 1981 85 \012 Ken Bill rayloi 1989 1971 Durretl 12. Bernard Blum St foseph's 199045 ,985 Ralph Lewis 1991 4 h.ulie 1976 Wise 13. Kanrn Townes / a Salle 7992 95 ,923 Steve Black 1992 1978 Michael Brooks 1 I 1.1 Pinckney Villanova 1981 85 365 ] mi Crawford 1993 ks 1980 Michael B 15. Pennsylvania [950-53 ,827 Inn Leglei 1995 i'»s i Ralph Lewis 16. Rand) Woods / a Salt J 989 92 I.SI 1 I ion< l Simmons 1996 L988 Lionel Simmons leieme Mansl.ui temple 1980-84 ,81 DOUg 1 >\el loll 1997 1989 Lionel Simmons . S( Rand] Woods 1998 is Ralph Lami / a Salle 1981 s^ 1 1990 Lionel Simmons 7<;s Jack Hurd 1999 19. Doug Overton 1 a Salle 1987 "I 1

w Is 1992 Rand) o20 Guj Rodgen temple 1955-58 ,767 1 )

ears of Excellence

you know (hat us 68 official Arizona and San

isons of inte -II.". iate basketball: Juan. Puerto Rico?

• 19 La Salle players have mack- it to the • When La Salle

National Basketball Association, including won its 1,000th

first-round draft picks in Tom Gola. Lionel game in 1992, it be- Simmons, Ranch Woods. Ken Durrett, came the team with Larry Cannon, Michael Brooks and Joe the fewest number Bryant? of seasons (62) to

reach that total? • Three of those were named the NCAA Di-

vision I National Player of the Year — Gola • In coach Morris' in 1954, Brooks in 1980 and Simmons in 13 years, La Salle

1990"- Lionel Simmons is the third all-time has been in six post-

leading Division I scorer with 3,217 points, season tournaments

and is one of four Explorers to surpass (four NCAA, two

2,000 points and one of 39 to go over 1 ,000? NIT) and, in 1989- 90, posted the • Thirteen of those players have reached school's all-time best

1,000 in the last 10 years? record, 29-1 in regu-

lar season play and • When the 1999-2000 season opened, two 1-1 in the NCAA

Explorers were in the NBA — Overton and Tournament? Its Tim Legler — each of whom received their 30-2 overall record degrees from La Salle within four years? was the best in the

NCAA Division I? Its Lionel Simmons is one of three Explorers to rank among • There are at least 15 others playing pro- 22-game winning the top 25 all-time scorers in NCAA history. Simmons is fessionally in the United States, Europe and streak is the school's third with 3,217 points. Japan? best ever?

3) been to six postseason tourneys; four • Including an NCAA championship in • In 1999-2000, while playing in the At- NCAA, two NIT, including the National In- 1954 and a National Imitation Tournament lantic 10 Conference, the Explorers are vitation Tournament championship game

title in 1952, La Salle has made 22 post- scheduled to appear on national and local in 1987;

season appearances, 1 1 in the NCAA and 1 TV a total of eight times?

in the NIT? 4) had four players in the NBA (all of whom

• And if you check out all the major confer- graduated in four years) — Tim Legler '88,

• In 1987, the Explorers advanced to the ences, La Salle has played teams from all of Lionel Simmons '90, Doug Overton '91,

championship game of the NIT in New them and has at least one victory over a and Randy Woods '92; York's ? team in every major conference?

5) have won 19 championships, eight reg-

• La Salle is one of only 15 teams which • During the past 13 seasons under ular season tourney titles; four first-place

have won both postseason tournaments? "Speed\" Morris, the La Salle Explorers titles, four league postseason champion-

nun's teams have: ships and three Philadelphia Big 5 titles;

• In coach "Speedy" Morris' 13 years, Lit Salle

has won eight in-season tournaments, while 1 graduated 37 of the 37 seniors in the bas- 6) have compiled a postseason record of 18 playing in such locales as Hawaii (twice), ketball program; victories and 12 losses; Japan. New Oilcans. Texas, California,

2) had two first-team Academic Ail-Ameri- 7) in his 15 seasons at La Salle (including cans (Tim Legler, '88; Jack Hurd, '92); two as women's coach) he has won 258 games, an average of 17.5 wins a season. ^^ opponeius

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Location: Emmitsburg, MD New Britain, CT Enrollment: 1,300 12,000 Colors: Blue and White Blue and White Founded: 1808 1849

Nickname: Mountaineers . . . .Blue Devils Home Court: Knott Arena Home Court: .William Detrick Gymnasium Capacity: 3,196 Capacity: 4,000 Conference: Conference: Northeast Conference 1998-99 Record (Conference): 15-15 (10-10) 1998-99 Record (Conference): .19-13 (11-9) Lettermen Returning/Lost: 10/4 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 9/4 Starters Returning/Lost: 4/1 Starters Returning/Lost: 4/1 University Personnel University Personnel

President: George R. Houston, Jr. President (Alma Mater): Dr. Richard Judd

Athletic Director: ....." Dr. Harold Menninger Athletic Director (Alma Mater): Charles "C.J." Jones Athletic Department Phone: 301-447-5296 Athletic Department Phone: 860-832-3089

Sports Information Sports Information Mailing Address: Route 15 Mailing Address: 131 Kaiser Hall, 1615 Stanley Street Emmitsburg, MD 21727 New Britain, CT 06050 Office Phone: 301-447-5384 Office Phone: 860-832-3089 Sports Information Director: Eric Kloiber Sports Information Director: Brent Rutkowski E-Mail Address: [email protected] E-Mail Address: [email protected] Home Phone: 301-695-1068 Home Phone: 860-295-7455 SID Fax Number: 301-447-5300 SID Fax Number: 860-832-3084 Press Row Phone: 301-447-3286 Press Row Phone: (860) 832-2583

Coaching Staff Coaching Staff Head Coach (.Alma Mater): Jim Phelan Head Coach (Alma Mater): Howie Dickenman (LaSalle/1951) Career Record: 31-54 (3 years)

Career Record: 800-443 (46 years) Record at School: 31-54 (3 years) Record at School: 800-443 (46 years) Best Time To Call: Anytime Best Time To Call: Mornings Assistant Coaches: Steve Pikiell .Assistant Coaches: Don Anderson Patrick Sellers Milan Brown Anthony Latina Jack Mcl.atchy

Top Returning Letter Winners Pos. CI. Ht. PPG

Greg Harris G Sr. 6-3 21.5 Melvin Whitaker C So. 6-10 11.0

Top Newcomers PPG RPG Angel Rivera Michael Bajornas ^ Centenary Alabama

General Information General Information Location: Shreveport. LA Location: Tuscaloosa, Al Enrollment: 850 Enrollment: 19,600 Colors: Maroon and White- Colors: Crimson and White- Founded: 1825 Founded: 1831 Nickname: Gentleman Nickname: Crimson Tide Home Court: Gold Dome Home Court: Coleman Coliseum Capacity: 3,000 Capacity: 15.043

Conference: Independent Conference: . . . .Southeastern Conference Kevin Johnson Mark Gottried 1998-99 Record (Conference): . .14-14 (8-8) 1998-99 Record (Conference I: 17-15 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 7/5 Lettermen Returning Lost: 5/9 Starters Returning/Lost: 2/3 Starters Returning/Lost: 2/4

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President: Dr. Kenneth L. Schwab President (Alma Mater l)i. Andrew Sorensen Athletic Director: Russ Sharp (Illinois 1959) Athletic Department Phone: 318-869-5092 Athletic Director (.Alma Mater): Boh Bockrath (Miami. OH 1964) Sports Information Athletic Department Phone: 205-348-6161 Mailing Address: P.O. Box 41 188 shreveport, la 7i i34-i 188 Sports Information Office Phone: 318-869-5092 Mailing Address: P.O. Box 870391

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I lead < '>.x h (Alma Matei ): Kevin Johnson

1 1 I Pan Vmerican 1988) Coaching Staff

Careei Re< ord: First Yeai Head Coach (Alma Mate. I: Mark Gottried

Record al School: First Year I Manama 1987) Best Time To Call: Mornings Careei Record: 85-39 I I years)

\ssist.ini ( ji,k hes: \rluio Oi mond Record al School: 17-15 (1 year)

Mark Danhofl Besl I nnt lb Call: ( lontac 1 sports information department

foe) folis Assistant Coaches: Rom Kdsej Philip Pea. son Top Returning Letter Winners Top Returning Letter Winners Pos. (I. 111. PPG RP(.

1.(1 Dots,, Jerem) I lavs ( Si 6 L0 12.0 B 1

is Srdjan La Sam I la-m. 1 So 68 1 5 2 B

rerrance "Doc" Martin (. |i 6-3 3.7 2.3 apg

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General Information General Information Location: High Point, NC Location: Evanston, IL Enrollment: 2,900 Enrollment: 7,400 Colors: Purple and White Colors: Purple and White Founded: 1924 Founded: 1851 Nickname: Panthers Nickname: Wildcats Home Court: Millis Center Home Court: Welsh-Ryan Arena Capacity: 2,565 Capacity: 8,117 Conference: Big South Conference: Big Ten Jerry Steele Kevin O'Neill 1998-99 Record (Conference): 10-16 1 1998-99 Record (Conference): .15-14 (6-10) Lettermen Returning/Lost: 9/4 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 8/5 Starters Returning/Lost: 4/1 Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2

University Personnel University Personnel

President (Alma Mater): Dr. Jacob C. Martinson President (Alma Mater): Henry S. Bienen (Huntingdon/1954) (Cornell/1960) Athletic Director (Alma Mater): Woody Gibson Athletic Director (Alma Mater): Rick Taylor (High Point/1975) (Gettysburg/ 1964) Athletic Department Phone: 336-841-9276 Athletic Department Phone: 847-491-3205

Sports Information Sports Information Mailing Address: P.O. Box 3429 Mailing Address: 1501 Central Street High Point, NC 27262 Evanston, IL 60208 Office Phone: 336-841-4605 Office Phone: 847-491-2028 Sports Information Director: Jamie Joss Sports Information Director: Kyle Coughlin E-Mail Address: [email protected] E-Mail Address: [email protected] Home Phone: 336-885-8458 Home Phone: 847-492-8895 SID Fax Number: 336-841-9182 SID Fax Number: 847-491-8818 Press Row Phone: 336-841-4638 Press Row Phone: 847-491-8852/8853

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Head Coach (Alma Mater) : Jerry Steele Head Coach (Alma Mater): Kevin O'Neill (Wake Forest/ 1961) (McGill/1979) Career Record: 584-422 (35 years) Career Record: 185-172 (13 years)

Record at School: 433-348 (27 years) Record at School: 25-31 (2 years)

Best Time To Call: 9:00 am - 12:00 pm Best Time To Call: Anytime Assistant Coach: Dee Sasser Assistant Coaches: Bob Beyer Billy Schmidt Top Returning Letter Winners Steve Evans Pos. CI. Ht. PPG rpg Top Returning Letter Winners Geordie Cullen C So. 6-9 18.3 Pos. CI. Ht. PPG RPG Mantas Ignatavicius G So. 6-3 10.9 David Newman Derek Van Weerdhuizen G So. 6-4 10.5 Tavaras Hardv

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Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 Starters Returning Lost: 4 1

University Personnel University Personnel

President: Dr. Judith Rodin President (Alma Mater): Dr. Constantino N. Papedakia Athletic Director: Steve Bilskv Athletic Director (Alma Mater): Dr. Flic /timet Athletic Department Phone: 215-898-6128 Athletic Department Ph. me: 215895-1999

Sports Information Sports Information

tiling Address: Weightman Hall South Mailing Address: 3141 Chestnut Street

235 S. 33rd Street Philadelphia. PA 19104 Philadelphia. PA L9355 Office Phone: 215-896-1591

Office Phone: 215-898-9232 Sports Information Director .Jan Giel Sports Information Director: Shaun May E-Mail Address: gieljtn<« drexel.edu

E-Mail Address: siiiavCC pohox.iipeun.edu Home Phone: 610-660-9727 Home Phone: 610-296-1354 SID Fax Number: 215-895-2038 SID Fax Number: 215-898-1747 Press R.m Phone: 215-895-204 Press Rov. Phone: 215-898-4324 Coaching Staff Coaching Staff Head Coach (Alma Mater): Steve Seymoui Head Coach (Alma Mater): Fran Dunph) (Bridgewatei State 1981) (LaSalle 1970) Career Ret >>rd: Fust Veai

Careei Record: 173-97 (lOyears) Record at School: Fust Ye.n

Re I at S, h.,.,1: 173-97 ( 10 scats! Best Inn. L.Call: Contact SID

Best 1 1 1 in lo ( .ill: Mornings Assistant ( <>.u lies: )ohn O'i uiniui

Assistant ( :<>ai lies: ( .il |a< kson Dmo Pteslcv Steve Donahue |im Rullo Dave Duke Gil Beverh, Top Returning Letter Winners

Pos. (I. lit. PPG RP(-

Top Returning Letter Winners Mtk. Kouset 1 6-7 8 I ft 12.8 Pus. (I. Eft PPG rp(; 17

Mil hael [ordan (. Si 6-0 15.3 3.8 Bryant ( ourse)

Man Langel < Sr, 6-5 7.2 2.9

(..nil < Kvens C Sr. 6 1 9.3 7.3 Top Newcomers Top Newcomers p„s. (I. lit. PPG RPG

Ki.ku Vrchibong I- Fr, 6-7 16.7 1 1

Ugonna Onyekwe I Fr. 68 15.0 14.0 Butler

General Information General Information

Location: Syracuse, NY Location: , IN Enrollment: 10,400 Enrollment: 4,100 Colors: Orange Colors: Blue and White Founded: 1870 Founded: 1855 Nickname: Orangemen Nickname: Bulldogs Home Court: Carrier Dome Home Court: Capacity: 33,000 Capacity: 11,043 Conference: Big East Conference: Midwestern Collegiate Conference Barry Collier 1998-99 Record (Conference): .21-12 (10-8) 1998-99 Record (Conference): .22-10 (11-3) Lettermen Returning/Lost: 8/4 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 9/3 Starters Returning/Lost: 5/0 Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2

University Personnel University Personnel President (Alma Mater): Kenneth Shaw President: Dr. Geoffrey Bannister (Illinois St./ 1961) Athletic Director: John Parry Athletic Director (Alma Mater): John "Jake" Cronthamel Athletic Department Phone: 317-940-9375 (Dartmouth/ 1960) Athletic Department Phone: 315-443-2385 Sports Information Mailing Address: 4600 Sunset Avenue Sports Information Indianapolis, IN 46208 Mailing Address: Manley Field House Office Phone: 317-940-9671 Syracuse, NY 13244-5020 Sports Information Director: Jim McGrath Office Phone: 315-443-2608 E-Mail Address: [email protected] Sports Information Director: Peter Moore Home Phone: 317-842-5940 E-Mail Address: [email protected] SID Fax Number: 317-940-9808 Home Phone: 315-449-0745 Press Row Phone: 317-940-9817 SID Fax Number: 315-443-2076 Press Row Phone: 315-443-2076 Coaching Staff

! Head Coach (Alma Mater): Barry Collier Coaching Staff (Butler/ 1976) Head Coach (Alma Mater): Jim Boeheim Career Record: 173-124 (10 years) (Syracuse/1966) Record at School: 173-124 (10 years)

Career Record: 549-193 (23 years) Best Time To Call: 9 a.m. to 1 1 a.m. Record at School: 549-193 (23 years) Assistant Coaches: Thad Malta Best Time To Call: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Mark Bailey Assistant Coaches: Todd Lickliter Louis On- Glen Korobov Mike Hopkins Top Returning Letter Winners Top Returning Letter Winners Pos. CI. Ht. PPG RPG Pos. CI. Ht. PPG RPG Mike Marshall F Sr. 6-4 9.6 6.8

Jason Hart G Sr. 6-3 13.9 4.3 apg Rylan Hainje F So. 6-6 8.2 4.7

Ryan Blackuell F Sr. 6-8 11.7 7.8 Thomasjackson G So. 5-9 6.3 2.3

Etan Thomas C Sr. 6-9 12.3 7.4 Top Newcomers

Top Newcomers ', RPG PPG RPG Darnell Archey 4.0 (apg) 19.5 8.0 Joel Cornette 16.0 Jeremy McNeil 12.0 10.0 Lewis Curry 18.0 DeShaun Williams 28.2 4.2 ^ c^ Texas R&fTI Santa Clara

General Information General Information Location: College Station. TX Location: Santa Clara, CA Enrollment: 43,406 Enrollment: 7,800 Colors: Maroon and White Colors: Cardinal and While Founded: 1872 Founded: 1851

Nickname: ^So' t-s Nickname: Broncos Home Court: Reed Arena Home Court: Toso Pavilion Capacity: 12,500 Capacity: 5,000 Conference: : West Coast Conference Melvin Watkins Dick Davey 1998-99 Record (Conference): .12-15 (5-11) 1998-99 Record (Conference): . .14-15 (8-6) Lettermen Returning/Lost: 6/6 Lettermen Returning Lost: 9/1

Starters Returning/Lost: 2/3 Starters Returning/Lost: 4 1

University Personnel University Personnel

President Dr. Ra\ Bowen President (Alma Mater): Rev. Paul Locatelli, S.J. Athletic Director: Wally Grofl Athletic Director (Alma Mater): Carroll Williams Athletic Department Phone: 409-845-5725 Athletic Department Phone: 408-554-4655

Sports Information Sports Information tiling Address: PO Box 30017 Mailing Address: Santa Clara University College Station, TX 77812-3017 Santa Clara, CA 95053 Office Phone: 409-845-3289 Office Phone: 408-554-4ti(il Sports Information Director: Colin Killian Sports Information Director: Jim Young E-Mail Address: [email protected] E-Mail Address: [email protected] Home Phone: 409-696-2673 Home Phone: 408-244-1517

SID Fax Number: 409-845-0564 SID Fax Number: 408-55 >-*>'» )_>

Puss Row Phone: 409-845-6944 Press Row Phone: 4()8-.->;-,4-4f'>:>f>

Coaching Staff Coaching Staff Head Coach (Alma Mater): Melvin Watkins Head Coach (Alma Mater): Dick Dave) (Pacifi< 1964)

(UNOCharlotte/1977) ( areei Record: 121-78 (7 years)

Career Record: 54-35 (3 years) Record at School: 121-78 (7 years)

Record at 1 \< .,, Call: sports School: 12-15 I | Best Time To Contact information department

Best I mic lot lall: Weekday tnoi nings Assistant Coaches: Steve Seandel

Assistant ( loaches: Tom Billeter \ u ( oui h Jason Sedlock Bobb) Kummer

Kevin I lui lej Top Returning Letter Winners Pos. CI. Ht. PPG RPG

Top Returning Letter Winners Nathan Fast <

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|.„ WIhi, Delano D'Oyen ( 5.3 apg (crald liiowu Top Newcomers Top Newcomers p. Ht. PPG RPG o:i 15.6 5.0 ('97-'

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< ,u Iton Brown \n.lic llolil.ni \lld\ Sl«„ Mill O Duquesne St. Bonauenture

General Information General Information

Location: Pittsburgh, PA Location: St. Bonaventure, NY Enrollment: 9,500 Enrollment: 3,000 Colors: Red and Blue Colors: Brown and White Founded: 1878 Founded: 1858 Nickname: Dukes Nickname: Bonnies

Home Court: A.J. Palumbo Center I Ionic ( lourt: Reilly Center Capacity: 6,200 Capacity: 6,000 Conference: \tlantic 10 Conference: Adantic 10 Darelle Porter

. .5-23 m . 1998-99 Record (Conference): (1-15) 1998-99 Record (Conference): .14-15 (8-8) Lettermen Returning/Lost: 5/4 Lettermen Returning/ Lost: 10/3 Starters Returning/Lost: 2/3 Starters Returning/Lost: 4/1

University Personnel University Personnel

President (Alma Mater): Dr. John E. Murray. Jr. President (Alma Mater): Dr. Robert J. Wickenheiser Athletic Director (Alma Mater): Brian Colleary Athletic Director (Alma Mater): Dr. David L. Diles Athletic Department Phone: 412-396-6565 Athletic Department Phone: 716-375-2282

Sports Information Sports Information

Mailing Address: A.J. Palumbo Center Mailing Address: P.O. Box G, Reilly Center St.

600 Forbes Ave. St. Bonaventure, NY 14778 Pittsburgh, PA 15282 Office Phone: 716-375-2319 Office Phone: 412-396-6560 Sports Information Director: Steve Mest Sports Information Director: Dave Saba E-Mail Address: [email protected] E-Mail Address: [email protected] Home Phone: 716-375-3494 Home Phone: 412-269-2199 SID Fax Number: 716-375-2383 SID Fax Number: 412-396-6210 Press Row Phone: 716-375-2661 Press Row Phone: 412-396-4925 Coaching Staff

Coaching Staff Head Coach (Alma Mater): . (St. Bonaventure/ 1977)

Head Coach (Alma Mater): . . .Darelle Porter (Pittsburgh/ 1991) Career Record: 167-180 (12 years)

Career Record: 5-23 (1 year) Record at School: 93-109 (7 years)

- Record at School: 5-23 ( 1 year) Best Time To Call: 11:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m. Best Time To Call: Contact SID Assistant Coaches: Joe Lombadi Assistant Coaches: Josh Oppenheimer Brian Nash Kenya Hunter David Adelman Top Returning Letter Winners Pos. CI. Ht. PPG RPG

Top Returning Letter Winners David Messiah Capers G Sr. 6-3 11.2 4.8 Pos. CI. Ht. PPG Caswell Cyrus C Sr. 6-9 12.1 6.9

Wayne Smith F So. 6-7 16.6 Tim Winn G Sr. 13.0

Courtney Wallace G Jr. 6-4 14.4

Aaron Lovelace F Jr. 6-5 Top Newcomers Pos. CI. PPG RPG Top Newcomers Robert Cheeks G/F So 17.5 8.0 C97--98) PPG RPG Quadir Habeeb F Fr. 14.0 11.0 Jama! Hunter Eric Siegrist G Fr. 25.2 4.0

Ja< k May Simon Ogunlesi

4E^ Uillanoua Rhode Island

General Information General Information on: Yillano' Location: Kingston, RI Enrollment: 6,039 Enrollment: 13,437

Colors: . . . .Blue and White Colors: . .Light Blue. Dark Blue and White

Founded: . . 1842 Founded: 1892

Nickname: . Wildcats Nickname: Runs

Home Court: Pavilion Home Court: . . . .Providence Civic Center Capacity: 6,500 Capacity: 12.641 Conference: Big East Conference: Mlantic 10 Steve Jerry Lappas 1998-99 Record (Conference): .21-11 (10-8) DeGregorio 199^59 Record (Conference): .20-13 (106) Lettermen Returning/Lost: 9/4 Lettermen Returning Lost: 5 6 Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 Starters Returning/Lost: 2 3

University Personnel University Personnel

President Mater): Rev. O.S.A. President Mater): Dr. I.. Cat others (Alma Edmund J. Dobbin, (Alma Robert (Yillanova/1958) Athletic Directoi (Alma Mater): Ron Pen.. Athletic Director (Alma Mater): Tim Hofferth Athletic Department Phone: 401-8745245 (South CaroUna-Aiken 1986) Athletic Department Phone: 610-519-4110 Sports Information

Mailing Address: 3 Keane) Road. Suite 1 Sports Information Kingston, RI 02881

Mailing Address: 800 Lancaster \\eiiue ( )llice Phone: 401-874-2401 Villanova, PA 19085 Sports Information Director: Mike Ballweg

< >ifi« e Phone: 610-5194120 E-Mail Address: [email protected]

Spoils Information Din-dor: Mike Sheridan I Ionic Phone: 401-3646655

E-Mail Address: msheiidaC email. \ ill.edu sin Fax Number: 401-874-5354 Home Phone: 610975-0228 Press Row Phone: 401-751-9737, 401-8745359 SID Fax Number: 610-519-7323 Press Row Phone: 610-519-7290 Coaching Staff

1 Matei |: Jem DeGregorio (St [ohn's 1988)

Coaching Staff KllM \l.i\

Head Coach (Alma Mater): (O \\ 1977) Rei Old .11 Si hool first Ycai

si Careei Record: 192 146 (11 years) I'., 1 mi.- lo Call: 10:00 a.m.- 12:00 p.m.

Record at School: 136-84 (7 years) \ssisl.ini ( o.u lies: |t'U Jo Best Time To Call: Contact sports information department

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Top Returning Letter Winners ravorris Bell Pos. CI. lit. PPG RPG Ed Brown

Malik Allen F s, 6-10 1 1.2

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I l Brooks Sales So 6-10 i 5 1 KP(. Zach Marbui

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O" Temple Xauier

General Information General Information Location: Philadelpliia, PA Location: Cincinnati, OH Enrollment: 30,000 Enrollment: 6,500 Colors: Cherry and White Colors: Navy Blue, Gray and White Founded: 1884 Founded: 1831 Nickname: Owls Nickname: Musketeers

Home Court: . . . .The Forum at the Apollo Home Court: Capacity: 10,206 Capacity: 10,100 Conference: Atlantic 10 Conference: Atlantic 10 John Chaney Skip Prosser 1998-99 Record (Conference): .24-11 (13-3) 1998-99 Record (Conference): .25-11 (12-4) Lettermen Returning/Lost: 9/2 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 7/3 Starters Returning/Lost: 4/1 Starters Returning/Lost: 2/3

University Personnel University Personnel

President (Alma Mater): .Peter J. Liacouras President (Alma Mater): James E. Hoff, S.J. Athletic Director (Alma Mater): ... .Dave O'Brien Athletic Director (Alma Mater): Mike Bobinski Athletic Department Phone: 215-204-7447 Athletic Department Phone: .513-745-3414

Sports Information Sports Information Mailing Address: 4th Floor, Vivacqua Hall Mailing Address: 3800 Victory Parkway Temple Sports Media Relations Cincinnati, OH 45207-6114 Philadelphia, PA 19122 Office Phone: 513-745-3416 Office Phone: 215-204-7445 Sports Information Director: Tom Giser Sports Information Director: Brian Kirschner E-Mail Address: [email protected] E-Mail Address: [email protected] Home Phone: 513-662-3644 Home Phone: 215-635-2652 SID Fax Number: 513-745-2825 SID Fax Number: 215-204-7499 Press Row Phone: 513-531-9306 Press Row Phone: 215-204-7445 Coaching Staff Coaching Staff Head Coach (Alma Mater): Skip Prosser Head Coach (Alma Mater): John Chaney (Merchant Marine Acad./ 1972) (Bethune-Cookman/1955) Career Record: 123-58 (6 years) Career Record: 605-219 (27 years) Record at School: 106-45 (5 years) Record at School: 380-160 (17 years) Best Time To Call: Mornings through sports information Best Time To Call: Through sports information Assistant Coaches: Jeff Battle Assistant Coaches: Dean Demopoulos Nate Blackwell Mark Gaffney Dan Leibovitz Top Returning Letter Winners Top Returning Letter Winners Pos. CI. Ht. PPG RPG Pos. CI. Ht. PPG RPG Darnell Williams G/F 5-5 17.3 3.9 f97-'98)

Mark Kiii cher F Jr. 6-5 13.4 5.8 Llovd Price G/F

Lamont Barnes F Sr. 6-10 12.9 6.7 Maurice McAfee G

Pepe Sanchez G Sr. 6-4 8.2 5.8 apg Kevin Fry F

Top Newcomers Top Newcomers p« PPG RPG PPG

Alex Wesby I 19.3 13.0 ('97-'98) Marcus Mason 13.3

Creg Jefferson ] 16.0 12.0 17.4 3

Dayton George UJashmgton

General Information General Information Location: Dayton, OH Location: Washington, DC Enrollment: 6,500 Enrollment: 19.4.S1 Colors: Red and Blue Colors: Buff and Blue Founded: 1850 Founded: 1821 Nickname: Flyers Nickname: Colonials

Home Court: . .University of Dayton Arena Home Court: . . . .Charles E. Smith Center Capacity: 13,455 Capacity: 5,000 Conference: Atlantic 10 Conference: Atlantic 10 1998-99 Record (Conference): .11-17(5-11) 1998-99 Record (Conference): . .20-9 (13-3) Lettermen Returning/Lost: 10/1 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 13/3 Starters Returning/Lost: 4/1 Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2

University Personnel University Personnel

President (Alma Mater): Br. Raymond A. Fitz, S.M. President (Alma Mater): Stephen Joel Trachtenherg

Athletic Director (Alma Mater): Ted Kissell Athletic Director (Alma Mater): .Jack k\ani / Athletic Department Phone: 937-229-2165 Athletic Department Phone: 202-9944650

Sports Information Sports Information Mailing Address: 300 College Park Mailing Address: 600 22nd Street, NW Dayton, OH 45469-1238 Washington, Dt 20052 Office Phone: 937-229-4460 Office Phone: 202-9944654 Sports Information Director: Doug Hauschild Sports Information Director: Brad Bower E-Mail Address: [email protected] E-Mail Address: [email protected] Home Phone: 937-426-4863 Home Phone: 703458-1497

SID Fax Number: 937-229-4461 SID Fax Number: 202-994-27 1

Press Row Phone: 937-449-2855 Press Row Phone: 202-99 I I 776

Coaching Staff Coaching Staff Head Coach (Alma Mater): Oliver Purnell lom Penders (Old Dominion/1975) (Connecticut 1967)

Career Record: 67-77 (5 years) Career Record: 498-328 (28)iears)

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> Record at School: 67-77 | Record at School: ( 1 years) 20-9 \eai | Best Time To Call: Mornings Best Inn. lo Call: -1:30 p.m. -5:00 p.m.

Assistant Coaches: Ronjirsa Assistant I oai Iks Rob Wright Wade O'Connor BonrieCobon Frank Smith lom.m Penders

Top Returning Letter Winners Poa. ci. Ht ppc; rpc; Top Returning Letter Winners

Mark Ashman I I Sr, <>-l<> 15.2 5.8 PPG lorn Stanley c Jr. 6-4 15.0 5.6 \hk< King 15 1

Edwin Young o Sr. 6-2 5.6 I lapg Patrick Ngongba Top Newcomers Top Newcomers KiMoks Hal! Keith Walesko ^ Uirgmia Tech IHassachusetts

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General Information General Information Location: Blacksburg, VA Location: Amherst, MA Enrollment: 25,000 Enrollment: 23,900 Colors: .Chicago Maroon and Burnt Orange Colors: Maroon and White Founded: 1872 Founded: 1863 Nickname: Hokies Nickname: Minutemen Home Court: Cassell Coliseum Home Court: Mullins Center Capacity: 10,052 Capacity: 9,493 Conference: Atlantic 10 Conference: Atlantic 10 Ricky Stokes 1998-99 Record (Conference): . .13-15 (7-9) 1998-99 Record (Conference): . .14-16 (9-7) Lettermen Returning/Lost: 8/3 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 9/6 Starters Returning/Lost: 4/1 Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2

University Personnel University Personnel

President (Alma Mater): Dr. Paul Torgersen Chancellor (Alma Mater): David Scott Athletic Director (Alma Mater): Jim Weaver Athletic Director (Alma Mater): Bob Marcum Athletic Department Phone: 540-231-3977 Athletic Department Phone: 413-545-4086

Sports Information Sports Information Mailing Address: 366 Jamerson Athletic Center Mailing Address: 255 Boyden Building Blacksburg, VA 24061-0502 Amherst, MA 01003-1010 Office Phone: 540-231-6726 Office Phone: 413-545-2439 Sports Information Director: Bryan Messerly Sports Information Director: Mike Hardisky E-Mail Address: [email protected] E-Mail Address: hardisky<« admin.umass.edu Home Phone: 540-552-6024 Home Phone: 413-665-9603 SID Fax Number: 540-231-6984 SID Fax Number: 413-545-1556 Press Row Phone: 540-231-4905 Press Row Phone: 413-545-6139

Coaching Staff Coaching Staff Head Coach (Alma Mater): Ricky Stokes Head Coach (Alma Mater): Bruiser Flint

(Virginia/1984) (St. Joseph's/ 1987)

Career Record: First Year Career Record: 54-41 (3 years)

Record at School: First Year Record at School: 54-41 (3 years)

Best Time To Call: through sports information Best Time To Call: Through sports media relations Assistant Coaches: Donnie Marsh Assistant Coaches: Geoff Arnold Mark Cline Mike Connors Steve Lvtton

Top Returning Letter Winners Top Returning Letter Winners Pos. CI. Ht. PPG Pos. CI. Ht. PPG Monty Mack G Sr. 6-3 18.1

Rohm Roberts F Jr. 6-6 14.1 Chris Kirkland F Sr. 6-6 10.2

Brendan Dunlop G Sr. 6-2 11.1 Mike Babul F Sr. 6-6 5.2

Russ Wheeler C Sr. 6-8 6.9 Top Newcomers Top Newcomers RPG Shannon Crooks 1.9 1.3 ('97-'98)

Tom Dobbins 10.0 Micah Brand Fr. 6-10 15.0 Brian Chase Brian Felts 11

St Josephs Fordham

General Information General Information Location: Philadelphia, PA tion: Bronx. NT Enrollment: 3,250 Enrollment: 6.344 Colors: Crimson and Gray Colors: Maroon and White Founded: 1851 Founded: 1841 Nickname: Hawks Nickname: Rams Home Court: Alumni Memorial Fieldhouse Home Court: Rose Hill Gym Capacity: 3,200 Capacity: 3,470 Conference: Atlantic 10 Conference: Atlantic 10 .12-18 (5-11) 1998-99 (Conference): .12-15 (5-1 1 1998-99 Record (Conference): Record I Lettermen Returning/Lost: 13/2 Lettermen Returning Lost: Hi -

Starters Returning/Lost: 5/0 Starters Returning Lost: 4 1

University Personnel University Personnel President (Alma Mater): Rev. Joseph A. OHare. SJ.

President (Alma Mater): Rev. Nicholas S. Rashford, SJ. Athletic Director (Alma Mater I: . . Frank McLaughlin Athletic Director (Alma Mater): Don Dijulia Athletic Department Phone: .... 7 1S-S 17-43(11 Athletic Department Phone: 610-660-1707 Sports Information Sports Information Mailing Address: 441 East Fordham Rd. Mailing Address: 5600 City Avenue Bronx. NT 1045S Philadelphia. PA 19131-1395 Office Phone: 718-817-4240 Office Phone: 610-660-1727 Sports Information Director: Joe DiBari Sports Information Director: Lain Dougherty E-Mail Address: dibarK" inurrav iordham.edu E-Mail Address: [email protected] Home Phone: 718-850 1700

Home Phone: 610-449-7376 SID Fax Number: 718-817- 12 1 SID Fax Number: 610-660-1724 Press Rom Phone: 718317-4236 Pi ess Row Phone: 610660-2599 Coaching Staff

Coaching Staff Head Coach (Alma Mater): Boh 11,11 Head Coach (Alma Mate Phil Martelli (Wide. Careei Record: 0-0

( lareei Re< ord: Rei ord at & hoof 0-0

Record at School: 68-55 ( I years) Best Rme lb ( all: Mornings

Best I line Io Call: .... .10:00a.m. - 12:00p.m. Assistant < oaches: Mike Brown

\ssisiant ( ioaclu's: Man Brad) Frank Martin JeanPrioleau

Top Returning Letter Winners Top Returning Letter Winners P.».. CI. Ht PPG RP(.

Pos. CI. Ht. PPG RPG Bevon Robin c |i 6-2 17.0 1.6

bidrc Howard F Si 6-7 11.9 si Alejandro Olivarea F |i 68 15.0 5.9

N'aim Crenshaw <• [r. 6-5 10.7 S.S [ason Harris G |i 5-9 II •

Damian Reid ( So 63 9 I 7.8 Top Newcomers Top Newcomers (I. Hi PPG KPC Pos. ci. Ht PPG RPG PhUDuprei

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ALABAMA 1952-53 72-66 HIGH POINT 1980-81 62-67 ; Alabama leads 3-2 1954-55 65-67 (First meeting) 1981-82 77-75 1974-75 77-73 1956-57 87-80 1982-83 72-78 1975-76 57-78 1957-58 55-74 MASSACHUSETTS 1983-84 96-85 1976-77 77-82 1958-59 72-65 UMass leads 2-6 1984-85 77-74 1979-80 82-80 1959-60 68-65 1971-72 82-75 1985-86 80-86

*| 1980-81 65-81 1960-61 63-78 1990-91 90-93 1986-87 80-72 1961-62 66-80 1994-95 64-87 1987-88 61-66 BUTLER 1962-63 73-69 1995-96 53-70 1988-89 77-61 Butler leads 5-2 1963-64 58-89 1996-97 50-56/49-64 1989-90 8643 1949-50 37-46 1964-65 83-69 1997-98 71-81 1990-91 8440 (OT) 1992-93 59-64/88-66/70-77 1965-66 77-79 1998-99 63-60 1991-92 57-66 1993-94 69-82/68-87 1966-67 77-66 1992-93 44-71 1994-95 73-71 1967-68 80-79 (OT) MOUNT ST. MARY'S 1993-94 6246 1968-69 85-71 Mount St. Mary's tied 6-5 1994-95 71-90

CENTENARY 1969-70 64-67 1931-32 ' 27-33/24-32 1995-96 6648 (OT) (First meeting) 1970-71 86-95 1932-33 14-21/32-14 1996-97 6047 1971-72 69-81 1934-35 27-14 1997-98 6442 CENTRAL CONNECTICUT 1972-73 69-67 1938-39 34-26 1998-99 5842 (First meeting) 1973-74 63-81 1994-95 68-65 1974-75 88-79 1995-96 66-81 RHODE ISLAND DAYTON 1975-76 72-76 1996-97 87-89 Rhode Island leads 10-1 La Salle leads 11-8 1976-77 62-64 1997-98 81-57 1977-78 73-78 1951-52 75-64 1977-78 79-74 1998-99 92-88 1978-79 8043 1952-53 73-64 1978-79 89-90 1979-80 84-76 1953-54 82-58 1979-80 91-79 NORTHWESTERN 1980-81 60-70 1961-62 67-81 1980-81 66-62 La Salle leads 1-0 19S2-S3 S2-S4 1980-81 76-68 1981-82 80-79 1963-64 91-69 1995-56 65-74 5945 1981-82 77-84 1982-83 67-61 1996-97 6142 1982-83 73-79 1992-93 81-78/68-65 PENNSYLVANIA 1997-98 7344 1983-84 69-84 1995-96 73-69/75-85 Pennsylvania leads 32-20 1998-99 62-75/58/83 1987-88 69-66 1996-97 79-77/77-88 1933-34 ' 22-35 1992-93 72-64/67-57 1997-98 78-89/80-77 1934-35 22-33 ST. BONAVENTURE 1995-96 (.0-67/64-66 1998-99 85-73/78-86 1935-36 28-36 La Salle leads 5- > 1996-97 63-51/62-72 1936-37 2520 1957-5S 71-01 1997-98 72-89/73-60 FORDHAM 194647 5648 196344 8340

1998-99 81-70/88-74 /. i Salle leads 20-7 1947-48 55-43 1977-78 95-1 OS 1953-54 61-56/76-74 1948-49 64 M 198142 6845 DREXEL UNIVERSITY 105 1-55 64-49 1051-52 7448 1995-96 96-79 La Salle leads 16-1 L955-56 69-84 195546 6442 1996-97 1944-45 95-34/75-46 1956-57 84-66 195647 84-73 1997-98 8941 (OT) 1970-7! 81-63 1961 -(.2 60-56 195748 6647 199849 6348 1971-72 64-77 1983-84 84-73/68-67/6062 195849 70-73 1972-73 72-57 I'ini 85 67-71 7066 195940 6246 ST. JOSEPH'S 107", 7 1 85-73 1985-86 78-66/54-70 196041 6743 St [oseph's bads ^i 46 • 1971-75 80-03 1986-87 79-S7 6! 1961-62 6947 190041 32-7

1975-76 01.7 1 1987-88 8540 76-51 79-70 196243 74-78 1900-01 29-13* 1070 77 55-51 1088-80 86-73 7. 196344 6148 l-ioi 02

1977-78 80-79 1989-90 98-72 71-61 196445 7844 l 10 22-18 18-24 2945

1978-79 88-72 57-60 1 1995-96 (OT) 196546 7640 1910 1 104 20-16 1979-80 65-61/87-76 1996-97 94-73 196647 1911-12 23-18 ".7 1980-81 6842/6649 1997-98 80-86 196748 i". 1915-16 2641 20 21 1981-82 57-55 199849 7S7I 196849 7844 1916-17 30-29 27 28 22 17 1982-83 63-61 1969-70 67-76 1921-22 9 ii

i 107(171 1(17 '. 199647 65-58 GEORGE SS I" 1 1 1 27 15 39-20

1997-98 70-75 C.COIg Washington leads 7 > 1971 72 6640 1934 1998-99 .9 ., 1050 51 85-63 19-23 20-40

', I ! )8 8 1 65-64 DUQUESNE 199546 22 18

' La Salle leads 23-21 1996-97 i 16 77 78 (OT) 1975 76 32 3

1 •39-10 25-27(OT) 1997-98 68-78 6542 1976-77 [g tg |,,

1 149-50 17 lo 199849 . 43 70 72 1977-78 75-78 1940 il 10 18 .' (50-51 1 1 I 1978-79 1941 12

151-52 60-71 59 16 80 73 1942 i 1 i". is -Time Series Scores

1943-44 33-53 37-53 SANTA CLARA 1949-50 60-55/ 07-51 1958-59 57-63 1 I'M I-!.", 36-39 .SV////r/ Clara leads 3-1 1950-51 82-65/54-59 1959-00 52-68 1

L 945-46 33-36 L93940 29-54 1951-52 75-59/65-50 1960-61 7(>71

194&47 4845 (OT) 1941-42 41-37 1952-53 57-42/65-45 1961-62 63-65/67-75 1

1947-48 65-70 1972-73 69-71 1953-54 77-53/56-57 1962-63 47-63 I

1948-49 78-4 1 1981-82 74-93 1954-55 59-57 (OT) 1963-64 63-59 1 1949-50 74-53/79-50 SYRACUSE 1955-56 57-60 1964-65 72-86 1950-51 81-63/77-60 Sy acuse leads 16-14 1956-57 63-61 1965-66 78-70 1951-52 53-54/68-50 1954-55 103-54 1957-58 61-71 1966-67 5968

1952-53 79-52/75-63 1955-50 75-72/71-64 1958-59 67-64 1967-68 56-64 ii

1953-54 73-57/78-64 1956-57 82-94 1959-60 53-77 1968-69 74-67 in

L954-55 82-56 1957-58 59-55 (OT) 1960-61 57-63 1969-70 85-96 i 1955-56 56-60 1958-59 79-71 1961-62 51-64 1970-71 73-69

1956-57 85-97(OT)/61-57 1959-60 84-91 (OT) 1962-63 81-71 1971-72 73-86 8 1957-58 77-82 (OT) 1960-61 81-75 1963-64 57-63 1972-73 101-79

1958-59 63-70 1961-62 69-53 1964-65 83-70/81-74 1973-74 104-66 ! 1959-60 80-73 1962-63 74-66 1965-66 59-66 (OT)/ 86-85 1974-75 74-73 (OT)

1960-61 54-65 1963-64 63-61 1966-67 65-79/61-78 1975-76 75-72 B

1961-62 72-71 1964-65 73-70 (OT)/81-104 1967-68 64-60/87-69 1976-77 71-70 1 1962-63 49-66 1965-66 85-98 1968-69 101-85 1977-78 79-82/97-103 1963-64 80-70 1966-67 84-88/81-102 1969-70 61-69 1978-79 84-78 1964-65 85-93 1967-68 78-68/105/81 1970-71 63-58 1979-80 79-86 1965-66 69-92 1968-69 83-63 1971-72 56-67 1980-81 84-83 (30T) 1966-67 85-96/73-70 1969-70 108-101 1972-73 54-56 1981-82 82-117 1967-68 103-71 1970-71 68-75 1973-74 78-54 1982-83 71-72 1968-69 84-67 1971-72 84-91 1974-75 74-63 1983-84 90-80 1969-70 99-101 (2 0T) 1972-73 84-91 1975-76 63-67 1984-85 63-80 1970-71 56-66/76-81 (OT) 1973-74 68-75 1976-77 75-87 1985-86 46-50 1971-72 55-72 1974-75 78-82/83-87 1977-78 82-75/73-72 1986-87 93-86/86-84 1972-73 52-77/55-68 1975-76 77-82 1978-79 81-97 1987-88 80-83 1973-74 73-75/71-76 1977-78 96-106 1979-80 62-67/70-62 1988-89 79-74 1974-75 68-60 1985-86 72-97 1980-81 62-84 1989-90 71-70 1975-76 75-86 1988-89 76-92 1981-82 72-86 1990-91 102-94 1976-77 69-61 1982-83 79-84 (OT) 1991-92 79-75 1977-78 82-74/89-82 TEMPLE 1983-84 80-79 (2 OT) 1993-94 54-55 1978-79 87-94/63-68 OT Tt mple l/wls 54-35 1984-85 54-65 1995-96 50-90 1979-80 57-58/59-49 1899-00 15-10 1985-86 58-81 1997-98 72-65 1980-81 58-56 1901-02 11-19 1986-87 66-70 1981-82 77-83/71-83 1902-03 14-16 1987-88 56-59 VIRGINIA TE( 1982-83 79-60 1903-04 20-13 1988-89 57-67 Series tied 4-4 1983-84 72-74 1904-05 19-17 1989-90 63-62 1995-96 55-71/56-61 1984-85 74-69 1905-06 21-23 1990-91 86-91 1996-97 46-57/59-56 1985-86 74-69 1906-07 17-25 1991-92 78-67 1997-98 72-68/74-64 1986-87 70-77 1907-08 20-29 1992-93 60-87 1998-99 75-67/69-87 1987-88 63-73 1908-09 24-20 1993-94 55-68 198S-S9 81-57 1909-10 18-29 1994-95 50-67 XAVIER 1989-90 93-76 1910-11 21-30 1995-96 48-68 Xavier leads 15-3 1990-91 73-82 1911-12 35-16 1996-97 67-70 (2 OT) 1957-58 65-76 1991-92 80-84 (OT) 1912-13 22-27 1997-98 66-80 1958-59 99-80 1992-93 66-53 1913-14 19-28 1998-99 45-82 1980-81 70-65 1993-94 71-73 1914-15 21-37 1982-83 85-109 1994-95 76-83 1915-16 25-39 Texas A&M 1992-93 49-56/58-73 1995-96 65-67 1936-37 37-31 / a Salle leads 2-1 1993-94 66-73/77-79 1996-97 59-62 1937-38 22-37 1975-76 59-57 1994-95 72-75/77-84 1997-98 69-73/72-73 1938-39 38-27 1979-80 72-67 1995-96 60-69/59-60 1998-99 98-95 (20T)/81-54 1939-40 37-39 1982-83 74-82 1996-97 67-83/67-79 * 3 games not counted in series 1940-41 22-27 1997-98 67-104/59-91 standings; non-varsity sport at 1941-42 38-48 VILLANOVA 1998-99 88-75/71-88 St. Joseph s 1942-43 43-47 Series tied 24-24 1943-44 45-73 1933-34 23-25 1945-46 60-70 1934-35 21-22/29-23 1946-47 73-71 1955-56 71-64/73-76 1947-48 52-54 1956-57 75-61 1948-49 36-54 1957-58 111-105 (30T)/75-64 Series Standings

First Last Last Last First Last Last Last Opponent W L Met Met LSUwin Opp.win Opponent W L Met Met LSUwin Opp. win

\ki,,n 1 1940 1940 1940 (33-30) Elizabethtown 2 1932 1932 1932 i42-29i

Alabama 2 3 1974 1980 1980 (82-80) 1981 (81-65) Evansville 1 3 1993 1994 1994 (6>*3) 1994 192-811 Albright 26 2 1946 1970 1970 (89-59) 1946 (67-61) Fairfield 18 5 1972 1992 1992 (88-66) 1987 (75-62)

American 18 7 1966 1996 1996 (75-59) 1983 (65-63) Florida 1 1990 1990 1990 (7669)

Arizona 2 1 1930 1994 1953 (87-68) 1994 (92-76) Florida Southern 1 1979 1979

Arizona State 1 1997 1997 1997(111-78) Florida Stale 1 1 1989 1991 1989(101-100) 1991 (83-74)

Arkansas 1 1948 1948 1948 (6*58) Fordham 20 7 1954 1999 1999(78-71) 1998(86-80)

\ik.ms.is-I.inle Rock 1 1987 1987 1987(92-73) Fresno Slate 1 1990 1990 Arm) 13 4 1973 1990 1990 (106-73) 1987 (68-59) Furman 3 1954 1975

Arnold 1 1943 1943 1943 (83-48) Gallaudei 1 1932 1932 19.32 i23-17i

Austin Peay 1 1989 1989 1989(79-74) Geo. Washington 3 7 1951 1998 1996 (76-70) 1999 (72-70)

Baldwin-Wallai e 2 1 1949 1951 1951 (86-67) 1949 (52-49) Georgetown 15 9 1945 1981 1965 (88-80) [981 (7953)

Baltimore 4 1933 1969 1969 (100-57) Georgia 2 3 1970 1988 1-171 i', 0-12,

Bayioi 3 1972 1994 1994 (73-641 (Georgia Southern 1 1989 1989

Biscayne 6 1 1972 1978 1978 (89-84) 1972(10:5-93) Cieorgia Tech 1 1 1949 1971 1949 (67-59) l'Cl (70457)

Bloomsburg 1 1950 1950 I'l" 7-11 Geneva 3 1938 1952 1952 (103-74)

Boston College 3 1 1947 1972 1972(62-61) Gettysburg 12 2 1911, 1968 1968 (96-58) l'ii,j (57-44)

Boston University 1 1 1983 1997 1997 (70-58) 1997 (77-65) Hartford 1 1985 1985

Bowling Green 5 1 1949 1986 1986 (94-54) 1949 (57-45) I laverford 2 1944 1944 1944 [5350)

Bradle) 2 1 1954 1957 1957 (87-77) 1956 (93-78) High Point First Wi-ilni"

Brandeis 1 1955 1955 1955(102-56) lloistta 14 3 1969 1983 Brigham Young 6 3 1949 1992 Mi.-- (9552) Holy Cross 16 5 1949 1996 1995 75-72)

Biooklvn (College 1 1935 1935 1935 (28-17) 1 luuston 1 1976 1976 1976 (90-87)

Brown 1 1983 1983 1983 (61-59) Hovn.ik1 4 1994 1998 1998 (85-69) Bucknell 15 3 1903 1983 1983 (68-66) 1980 (80-79) Idaho 2 1951 1991 [991 (8*61)

Butler 2 5 L940 1995 1995 (7:5-71) 1994 (87-68) Idaho State 1 1 1980 1982

California 1 1992 1992 Illinois 1 1993 1993

c.,l Pol) SLO 1 f 1991 1996 1994 (85-49) 1996 (71-78) [Uinois-Chicago 1 1005 1995

Cal St-Fullerton 1 1979 1979 1979 (84 75) Illinois State 1 1987 1987

Canisius 24 9 19 11 1992 1992 (90-73) Illinois Wesleyan 1 1939 1939

8 1933 1947 1 1 1-157 Catholii 4 1947 (68-33) 1939 I 15-40) Indiana 1969 1969(108-88)

Centenary Firs! Wi'Wui" Ion., 15 6 1954 1992 l-i-il (77-74)

Central Connecticut First Muling Iowa 1 1 1955 1996

Central Florida 1 1987 1987 [987 (68-4 (.lines Madison 2 1992 1993 \-> ( ( 1 1938 1946 pin, I'M--,.', Kansas il 2 1952 1976 1971,(71-731

( lianiiiiadi 1 [988 1988 Kansas State 3 1988 1994

Charleston 3 1934 1942 1942 (39-27) Kcniiii k\ II 3 l-i-.l 1979 1979(109-77)

ill (nn inn. 3 6 1918 [983 1953(8651) km/town 1 1 [945 l-ir, I'M", (64 i-

< i, mion 1 1 1975 1990 1975 (67-63) Lafayette 311 HI [903 19K3 1983 (7951) 1971, Cleveland State 2 1 1995 1995 (7667) Lehigh 11 1 1959 1982 1972 (6954)

Coast Guard 2 2 1943 1946 1946 (5946) I'M', (58-44) I o, k Haven 1 II 1947 1-117

I) 1 II ( lolorado 1993 [993 I ong Beat b State 1 [989 1989

( olnniliia 1 1 '. 1968 1970 [970 (89-74) 1 ong Island l 5 [936 1-171 1942 (61-87)

1 1 Columbus L942 1942 1942 1 17-45) Louisiana [tech [989 1989

< I 1 II 1-133 loopei nion 1933 (33-16) 1 ouisville 2 7 1949 1986

', 1 1 Cornell 1970 1998 1970(6856) Loyola (ill i U 1993 1994

1 i Creigl 6 1993 1970 (86-77) Loyola (La i 7 2 1955 1972

Dartmouth 2 I) 1962 1985 311 2 1934 Loyola (Md 1 1992 1992 (6250)

1 II 11 Davis & Elkins 1935 1942 I'M J IS) Loyola Marymount 1 1 1990 1991 1991 (133-11) 1990(121-116)

1-131 Dayton 8 9 1952 1999 1999(88-75) 1998 (89-72) I mil, ..in Seminar) J 1932

Delaware IK 1 1952 1988 Maine 1 i> 1976 1987

Delaware State 1 11 1992 1992 Manhattan 37 7 1913 1992

1. i DePaul 2 1950 Marquette 1 1 [995 1996 I'M,, Dei I 6 5 Ma, shall 1 2 1943 1-171 1-171 WIV7M

Dickinson 3 1954 1977 1-177 in'.' 1,1, Maryland II < 1984 1995 [994 (964)0)

Dr.x.l lb 4 1945 1998 1996(59-57) 1997 (70-75) M.issa, 1, lis, Us | I, 1971 1999 i

link. o 1 1-171, 1978 Memphis 1 1 [975

I>IH|III i -,. .- 'I SMI 23 20 1940 1999 1999 (88-73) Mia n.i 1 [951 1971

1 II I

1 II Eastern Kentuck) 1952 1987 Michigan n 1 I-17(, 1976

19" ' 1'iio Eastern Michigan 1973 Mill, i smII, 2H 1 1962

I II Eastern Washington 1 L9M I960 Series Standings

Last Last Opponent Opp.i Opp.,

Missouri 1 l'isi 981 981 (83-74) Scion Hall 12 11 1932 992 1965(101-71) 1992(7:5-55) Monmouth 3 15184 986 986 (72-69) Siena 4 3 1990 992 1992 (84-71) 1992 (77-64)

Montana 1 1979 979 979(91-78) South Carolina 1 1 1969 989 1989 (85-67) 1969 (62-59)

Moravian 1 1911 948 948 (7058) South Florida 1 1982 982 1982 (82-62)

Morehead State 3 1 1945 968 968 (81-73) 1945 (54-47) S\V Missouri Slate 2 1953 990 1990 (62-58)

Mount St. Mary's 5 6 1932 998 997 (81-57) 1998 (92-88) Southern Cal 3 1948 973 1973 (77-72)

Muhlenberg 25 7 1911 963 963 (88-49) 1959 (92-75) Southern Methodist 1 1977 977 1977 (94-86)

Murraj State 1 1952 952 952 (105-82) Southern Miss 2 1 1987 996 1996 (62-50) 1987 (84-80)

Navj 1 1954 954 954 (64-48) Stanford 2 1 1953 985 1974 (77-66) 1985 (84-73)

Nebraska 1 1 1967 972 967 (99-76) 1972 (75-60) Stetson 3 1 1978 982 1982 (71-69) 1979 (90-76)

Newark 2 1942 943 943 (50-35) Susquehanna 1 1932 932 1932 (17-11)

New Mexico State 1 1973 973 973 (76-70) Swarthmore 2 1946 947 1947 (4743)

N.YU. 1 1953 953 953 (80-63) Syracuse 14 16 1955 989 1970(108-101) 1989 (92-76) Niagara 30 16 1934 998 998 (77-74) 1997 (84-60) Temple 35 54 1900 999 1992 (78-67) 1999 (8245)

North Carolina 1 2 1947 988 947 (65-62) 1988 (96432) Temple Pharmacy 2 1 1931 932 1932 (33-17) 1931 (32-17)

X. Carolina Aviat. 1 1943 943 943 (58-37) Tennessee 2 1970 977 1977 (92-85)

N.C. Charlotte 1 1978 978 978 (68-67) Tennessee Tech 1 1993 993 1993(109-93)

N.C. State 6 6 1949 968 968 (68-63) 1961 (71-68) Texas A&M 2 1 1976 982 1980(74-51) 1983 (82-74)

Northeastern 1 1 1987 998 987 (102-85) 1998 (92-85) Texas-El Paso 1 1995 995 1995 (69-62)

Northwestern First Meeting Texas-San Antonio 1 1988 988 1988(74-51)

Northern Illinois 1 1995 995 995 (85-75) Texas Southern 1 1997 997 1997 (73-67)

Northwestern 1 1964 964 964 (91-69) Texas Tech 1 1 1975 995 1975 (73-64) 1995 (62-58)

Notre Dame 5 18 1972 994 994 (84-81) 1993 (72-63) Texas Wesleyan 1 1948 948 1948 (69-66)

Ohio State 1 1 1978 990 990 (74-62) 1978 (86-83) Toledo 1 4 1941 950 1949(62-51) 1950 (59-55)

Ohio University 2 1986 993 993 (10O80) Towson State 1 1983 983 1983 (79-78)

Oklahoma 1 1945 945 945 (52-38) Tulsa 1 2 1940 972 1971 (63-61) 1972 (80-77)

Oklahoma State 1 1940 940 940 (33-16) UCLA 2 1 1950 955 1955 (85-77) 1950 (62-57)

Oklahoma City- 1 1967 967 967 (108-97) Upsala 2 1935 936 1936 (31-24)

Oregon 1 1992 992 992 (105-75) Ursinus 1 1932 932 1932 (29-26)

Oregon State 1 1992 992 992 (92-80) Utah 1 2 1947 955 1948 (5246) 1955 (76459)

Pennsylvania 20 32 1934 999 991 (84-80) 1999 (62-58) Utah State 1 2 1964 980 1964 (90-85) 1980 (89-88)

Penn Optometry 1 1932 932 932 (36-18) Valparaiso 2 1957 958 1958 (97-86)

Perm State 2 1 1954 987 969 (70-55) 1987 (59-58) Vanderbilt 1 1967 967 1967(100-95)

Phila. Osteopathy 1 1934 934 934 (32-13) Vermont 7 1977 984 1984 (91-75) Phila. Pharmacy 5 1935 980 980 (87-58) Villanova 25 22 1934 998 1998 (72-65) 1994 (55-54) Phila. Textile 4 1931 993 993 (82-80) Virginia 2 1948 958 1958 (72-64)

Pittsburgh 1 1984 984 984 (95-91) Va. Commonwealth 1 1983 983 1983 (76-67) Princeton 6 3 1932 994 994 (5849) 1993 (65-60) Virginia Tech 4 4 1996 999 1999 (75-67) 1999 (87-69)

Providence 2 2 1937 977 976 (75-73) 1977 (75-62) Wake Forest 1 1 1953 974 1953 (76-59) 1974 (95-90)

Purdue 2 1980 998 998 (80-59) Washington 1 1977 977 1977(114-91)

Rhode Island 1 10 1977 999 980 (84-76) 1999 (83-58) Washington Coll. 3 1940 942 1942 (32-16)

Rice 1 2 1941 982 982 (64-58) 1942 (51-41) West Chester 36 6 1932 982 1982 (71-56) 1940 (30-27)

Richmond 6 3 1955 994 993(71-61) 1994 (92-71) West Virginia 3 1 1955 992 1968 (100-83) 1992 (80-67)

Rider 21 6 1933 983 983 (68-57) 1983 (71-69) Western Carolina 1 1982 982 1982 (58-55)

Roanoke 1 1 1937 939 937 (32-29) 1939 (31-30) Western Kentucky 14 15 1943 983 1983 (62-56) 1975 (91-87)

Rutgers 2 1 1961 975 974 (82-76) 1975 (96-82) Widener (P.M.C.) 11 3 1936 978 1978 (83-75) 1939(36-31)

St. Bonaventure 5 3 1958 999 998 (89-81) 1999 (68-63) William & Mary 1 1949 949 1949 (63-51)

St. Francis ( NY) 7 2 1937 948 948 (59-50) 1943(4741) Wise-Green Bav 1 2 1983 995 1983 (62-51) 1995 (5446)

St. Francis (Pa.) 3 1947 969 969 (107-95) Wise-Milwaukee 1 1995 995 1995 (80-51)

St. John's 3 3 1936 965 956 (85-76) 1965 (78-71) Wright State 2 1995 995 1995 (92-90)

St. Joseph's 46 54 1901 999 999 (81-54) 1998 (73-72) Wyoming 1 1943 943 1943 (56-32) St Louis 3 3 1951 963 955 (88-79) 1963(62-61) WyomissingP.l. 2 1940 941 1941 (5441)

St. Man's 1 1985 985 985 (69-59) Xavier 3 15 1958 999 1999 (88-75) 1999(88-71)

St. Peters 13 8 1984 992 992 (65-52) 1991 (57-50) Yale 2 1970 993 1993 (78-69)

San Diego State 1 1 1977 981 977 (88-84) 1981 (93457) Youngstown Slate 1 2 1952 984 1953 (9441) 1984 (81-76)

4-73) San Francisco 1 5 1949 974 994 (82080) 1973 (7 1999-2000 Opponents in bold. Santa Clara 1 3 1940 982 941 (41-37) 1982 (93-74) Scranton 18 8 1932 960 960 (82-77) 1946 (6541) Complete record*, mm kept beginning with the 1931-32 se Seattle 2 1965 966 966 (84-62) r 11 {LLE IfHI "]DfnlOLlC MR Ijais 1!JJI "JIc to iy4b-4D

All-Time Year-By-Year Scores ^^^m Dec. 14 at I'psala 31 24 Dec. 18 Penn A.C. 23 40 , Ano? L^L^7 ^^3 j^* ^ LEsS Dec. 30 St. Joseph's (ARENA) 19 23 r^»% m ! ^L^JJj >«^^B ^^(Bjifl^l Jan. 11 P.M.C. 36 30 \ i M j j Jan. 14 at West Chester 20 39 wA _ Head Coach Head Coach ?»*- r 1 % Jan. 17 at Long Island L . 9 49 ^ 1931-1933 I 1 1933-1941 Jan. 22 Catholic 35 33 29 at St. John's 26 40 —rr*' (2 Seasons) 9 (8 Seasons) Jan. k Feb. 1 St. Joseph's 20 40 28 wins 11 Losses 90 wins, 52 Losses t?\* VwJ Feb. 5 Rider 27 29 YF Feb. 8 Scranton 19 36 _j| Feb. 12 at West Chester 30 36 1931-32 (Won 15, Lost 8) 1933-34 (Won 14, Lost 3) Feb. 15 at P.M.C. 32 43 Opponent LSC OPP Opponent LSC OPP Feb. 19 Philadelphia Pharmacj 29 16 Dec. 9 Alumni 39 ii Dec. 8 PennA.C. 29 18 Feb. 21 Scranton 32 33 Dec. 12 at Delaware 25 33 Dec. 13 Pennsylvania 22 35 Feb. 26 Catholic 37 45 Dec. 16 Temple Pharmacy 35 11 Dec. 16 Catholic 34 30 Head Coach: Leonard Tanseer Niagara 28 33 Dec. 18 West Chester 38 20 Jan. 2 Jan. 5 Baltimore 35 32 1936-37 (Won 12, Lost 7) Dec. 19 at Seton Hall 28 34 Jan. 10 at Rider 38 25 Opponent LSC OPP Jan. 5 Philadelphia Textile 31 10 Jan. 16 at PennA.C. 37 24 Dec. 2 Philadelphia Pharmacx 41 15 Jan. 8 at Mount St. Man's 27 33 Jan. 26 Scranton 25 22 Dec. 4 Alumni 42 22 Jan. 14 Ursinus 29 26 Jan. 30 WestChester 37 23 Dec. 9 Pennsylvania 25 26 Jan. 17 Susquehanna 17 11 Feb. 3 St. Josephs 27 15 Dec. 18 Roanoke 32 29 22 Elizabethtown 46 14 Jan. Feb. 7 Morris-Harvey 38 36 Dec. 21 Temple (OT) 37 31 23 at Temple Pharmacy 33 17 Jan. Feb. 10 St. Joseph's 39 20 Dec. 28 St. Joseph's (ARENA) 20 25 30 Gallaudet 17 23 Jan. Feb. 18 WestChester 25 24 fan. 11 at Long Island U. (OT 30 34 Feb. 3 at Penn A.C. 38 37 Feb. 22 Loyola (Md.) 49 25 Jan. 16 Catholic 24 20 Feb. 6 at Princeton 24 25 Feb. 28 Philadelphia Osteopathy 32 13 Jan. 20 Rider 34 31

Feb. 9 Seton Hall 34 24 Mar. 2 Scranton 28 23 Jan. 27 at P.M.C. :> l 3 Feb. 12 at Elizabethtown 42 29 Mar. 7 Villanova 23 25 Jan. 30 Providence 47 36 Feb. 17 Lutheran Seminary 50 24 Head Coach: Leonard Tanseer Feb. 2 at West Chester 39 24

Feb. 20 Mount St. Mary's 24 32 Feb. 6 St. Francis (NY) 3 1 25 Feb. 22 Manhattan 34 32 1934-35 (Won 15, Lost 6) Feb. 10 P.M.C. 32 2 Feb. 24 at West Chester 15 18 Opponent LSC OPP Feb. 12 at Scranton 31 Dec. 6 Philadelphia Pharmacy 62 33 Feb. 16 Feb. 27 ,ii Susquehanna 39 29 Sl Joseph's (OT) 28 Mar. 2 Penn. Optometry 36 18 Dec. 11 at Penn A.C. (20T) 34 38 Feb. 19 at Catholic 35 36 Dec. 14 Catholic 29 24 Feb. 24 Wesl ( luster (20T) 27 28 Mar. 4 ;it Si liinlon 16 33 Head Coach: Thomas Conlev Dec. 18 I'psala 51 22 Feb. 26 Sc ranton 35 32 Dec. 20 Mount St. Man's 27 14 Head Coach: Leonard Tanseer Jan. 8 Penn V< 44 23 1932-33 (Won 13, Lost 3) 1 1 Scranton 39 33 1937-38 (Won 9, Lost Opponent Jan. 8) fan. L5 at Seton Hall 30 21 Opponent LSC OPP Dec. 5 Seton Hall 31 28 Jan. 19 St. Josephs 23 25 Dec. 10 al S.ton Hall 28 (8 Dec. 13 Penn AC. 28 iy Jan. 22 at Catholic 21 30 D.-c 15 Alumni 33 It. Dec. 16 Catholic 33 21 Jan. 26 Seton Hall 35 19 Dec. 20 Sc ranton 17 13 Dec. 17 ( !oope] i iimiii 33 11) [an. 28 Davis-Elkins 34 24 Dec. SO .it t ieneva 48 29 Jan. 6 at Mount St. Man's 11 21 Feb. 1 Brooklyn College 28 17 fan 7 Si ranton 26 36 11 .it II. til 20 37 Jan. Seton Feb. 11 at Villanova 21 22 fan, 15 P.M.C. 25 22 11 25 14 Jan. Baltimore Feb. 13 at Sl Joseph's 32 25 Jan. 18 Wesl ( Ihestei 17 31

Jan. 17 West ( Ihestei 33 30 Feb. 16 .it Philadelphia Pharmacj 52 35 Jan. 22 temple (< H) 37

fan, 20 Susquehanna 39 26 Feb. 20 al Pennsylvania 22 33 Jan. 28 Sl Joseph s [i II IS [an. 27 ai S< ranton 29 38 Feb.22 St Joseph's 25 26 Feb. 2 Ridei 11 27 st Feb. 1 .it Wesl ( Ihestei 30 27 Feb. 27 Ridei M Feb 5 ai Francis (NY) 28 26

Feb. 3 St. Thomas 36 25 Mai i i oi Ball re SO 25 Feb B Westminstei 20 15 Feb. H) Kid.-. 39 29 Mar. 9 Villanova 29 23 Feb. 12 ai I'M t 10 It.

r Mead (load): Leonard Taiis< < i Feb. 18 ( i \ \ 23 10 Feb. L6 ,n Penn A < 32 2 > Feb. 22 Seton I1..U (< H) 27 29 Feb. IS Mount St. Mary's 32 1 1

1935-36 (Won 4. lost 13) i al Mai ai WestChestei 30 33 Mar. 1 llrliunr 38

ls( i Head Coach: Thomas Conlev Opponent OPP Mai Long Island 1 (CH s 1 1 l>. . 1 Pennsylvania ' K> lie. id ( >.lc Ii: 1 con. ii tl .iiisiii 1 L0JI All-Time Year-By-Year Scores

1938-39 (Won 13, Lost 6) Opponent LSC OPP Charles "Obie" Dec. 2 Roanoke 30 31 O'Brien Dec. 6 Alumni 34 24 Jan. 14 Ride. 43 30

1 Jan. 17 at St. Joseph's 37 53 Oct. .) Seton Hall (OT) 34 32 I lead Coach i 10 Fort Miles 59 47 Dec. 14 at Illinois Wesleyan 25 23 L ? 1941-1943 Jan. 21 Marines Dec. 20 at Millersville 31 30 Jan. 44 37 (2 Seasons) 25 Atlantic City Navy Air 40 41 Jan. 6 Temple (CH) 38 27 Jan. 25 wins, 21 Losses fan. 29 atLoyola(Md) 45 53 Jan. 10 at West Chester 46 31 r ^ Feb. 2 Rider 45 Jan. 12 at Scranton 25 33 L ^ J ii Ik i Feb. 4 Haverford 42 56 Jan. 19 Mount St. Man's 34 26 A Feb. 8 Temple 45 73 Jan. 21 at PMC. 31 36 1941-42 (Won 12, Lost 11) Feb. 15 at Haverford 50 53 24 Millersville 40 29 Opponent LSC OPP Jan. Feb. 17 Marines 44 29 28 Si. Francis (NY) 36 26 Dec. 5 Alumni 48 26 Jan. Feb. 23 Coast Guard 51 52 Feb. 3 St. Joseph's (CH) 32 31 Dec. 10 Morris-Harvey 39 27 Feb. 26 Atlantic City Navy Air 61 42 Feb. 8 Lebanon Vallev 49 41 Dec. 12 Washington College 32 16 Head Coach: Joe Meehan Feb. 1 1 at C.C.N.Y 39 43 Dec. 16 Millersville 54 44 Feb. 14 West Chester 48 40 Dec. 20 Niagara (CH) 37 40 Feb. 17 P.M.C. 46 28 Dec. 29 Rice (CH) 41 51 ^ Joe Feb. 23 at Catholic 40 45 Jan. 2 Davis-Elkins 44 33 1 Meehan Mar. 3 Long Island U. (CH) 21 28 Jan. 10 Scranton 44 35 ^ Head Coach: Leonard Tanseer Jan. 13 Newark 67 20 Head Coach Jan. 17 St. Joseph's (CH) 53 58 1943-1946 1939-10 (Won 12, Lost 8) Jan. 28 St. Francis (NY) 34 50 (&fcHdL 1 (3 Seasons) Opponent LSC OPP Jan. 30 at Scranton 34 29 Uw I Dec. 4 Wyomissing P.I. 53 44 Feb. 2 at Columbus 45 47 28 wins, 30 Losses Dec. 6 Millersville 35 27 Feb. 3 at Loyola (Md) 46 26 Dec. 8 Loyola (Md.) 34 31 Feb. 7 C.C.N.Y 45 48 Dec. 10 Scranton 41 23 Feb. 10 at Rider 43 22 Dec. 12 at West Chester 37 21 Feb. 14 Temple (CH) 38 48 1944-45 (Won 11, Lost 8) Dec. 14 Washington College 46 33 Feb. 24 Moravian 60 50 Opponent LSC OPP Dec. 18 Oklahoma A & (CH) 16 33 Feb. 27 Long Island U. (CH) 37 61 M Dec. 8 Alumni 58 34 Dec. 22 Davis-Elkins 35 32 Mar. 3 at Seton Hall 37 40 Dec. 9 at Scranton 65 46 Dec. Santa Clara 29 54 Mar. 6 Toledo (CH) 37 65 25 (CH) Dec. 13 at Morehead State 47 54 Dec. 28 Akron 33 30 Mar. 1 Muhlenberg 39 37 Dec. 20 at Lafayette 45 52 Jan. 5 Butler (CH) 37 46 Mar. 16 Yale 8c Towne 43 48 Jan. 3 Kutztown 53 54 Jan. 17 Temple (CH) 37 39 Head Coach: Charles "Obie" O'Brien Jan. 6 at Loyola (Md.) 82 42 Jan. 27 St. Francis (NY) (CH) 35 32 Jan. 8 at Atlantic City Hospital 66 64 Feb. 3 Tulsa 36 46 1942-43 (Won 13, Lost 10) Jan. 9 at Adantic City Navy Air 37 40 Feb. 6 at West Chester 27 30 Opponent LSC OPP Jan. 17 at Rider 56 45 Feb. 10 Duquesne (OT) (CH) 23 27 Dec. 4 Loyola (Md.) 51 31 Jan. 24 Atlantic Citv Naw .Air 44 52 Feb. 16 St. Joseph's (CH) 28 33 Dec. 8 Fort Dix 43 31 Jan. 26 Coast Guard 44 58

Feb. 19 P.M.C. 50 31 Dec. 1 Millersville 50 34 Feb. 2 Drexel 95 34 Feb. 25 Catholic 40 29 Dec. 16 Rider 60 33 Feb. 7 Kutztown 64 48 Feb. 28 Manhattan (CH) 46 33 Dec. 20 Marshall 32 56 Feb. 10 St. Joseph's (CH) 36 39 Head Coach: Leonard Tanseer Dec. 26 Wyoming (CH) 32 56 Feb. 14 Loyola (Md.) 59 44 Feb. 16 U.S. Marines 78 53 Jan. 2 North Carolina Aviat.(CH) 58 37 Feb. 23 at Drexel 75 46 1940-41 (Won 11, Lost 8) Jan. 6 at Moravian 59 54 Feb. 28 Rider 69 63 Opponent LSC OPP Jan. 8 at Aberdeen 33 42 Mar. 3 Oklahoma (CH) 38 52 Dec. 1 Loyola (Md.) 39 34 Jan. 13 Aberdeen 40 54 Head Coach: Joe Meehan Dec. 3 at Wyomissing P.I. 54 41 Jan. 16 St. Joseph's (CH) 45 48 Dec. 5 Morris-Harvey 34 28 Jan. 20 Coast Guard 58 37 1945-46 (Won 9, Lost 14) Dec. 17 Washington College 51 22 Jan. 23 at Rider 42 38 Opponent LSC OPP Dec. 24 Rice (CH) 45 51 Jan. 28 St. Francis (NY) (MSG) 41 47 Dec. 6 Alumni 66 43 Jan. 3 Santa Clara (CH) 41 37 Feb. 2 Arnold 83 48 Dec. 12 Lovola (Md.) 45 42 Jan. 8 Davis-Elkins 44 43 Feb. 6 Western Kentucky (CH) 44 52 Dec. 15 C.C.N.Y. 52 94 Jan. 12 Moravian 48 22 Feb. 9 Alumni 63 43 Dec. 19 Muhlenberg 33 51 Jan. 17 Temple (CH) 22 27 Feb. 12 at Scranton 51 38 Dec. 22 Philadelphia Naw 48 71 Jan. 26 at Canisius 43 37 Feb. 20 Temple (CH) 43 47 Dec. 27 Coast Guard 59 46 Jan. 28 at Scranton 45 47 Feb. 23 at Seton Hall 27 38 Jan. 3 Swarthmore 65 40 Feb. 4 West Chester 43 31 Feb. 24 at Newark 50 35 Jan. 5 Temple 60 70 Feb. 12 Manhattan (CH) 44 53 Feb. 27 Long Island U. (CH) 51 46 Jan. 10 Lakehurst 58 51 Rider 48 74 Feb. 14 St. Joseph's (CH) 40 48 Mar. 6 Toledo (CH) 46 68 Jan. 15 19 49 57 Feb. 20 Long Island (CH) 41 42 Head Coach: Charles "Obie" O'Brien Jan. Lafayette 22 Albright 59 63 Feb. 24 at Muhlenberg 49 51 Jan. Jan. 26 Catholic 54 37 Feb. 26 LSC Faculty 50 35 1943-44 (Won 8, Lost 8) Feb. 2 St. Joseph 's (CH) 38 36 Feb. 28 Alumni 43 36 Opponent LSC OPP Feb. 4 Scranton 41 65 Mar. 2 Toledo (CH) 43 56 Jan. 3 St. Joseph's 33 53 Feb. 8 Naval Hospital 69 71 Head Coach: Leonard Tanseer Jan. 7 Fort Miles 47 28 Feb. 1 2 at Georgetown 55 53 12 Marines 42 3U Jan. Feb. 16 Loyola (Md.) 54 43 9

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All -Time Year- By-Year Scores

Feb. 19 Gettysburg 1949-50 (Won 21, Lost 4) Feb. 22 Albright Opponent LSC OPP Feb. 26 Rider Dec. 7 Millersville 76 41

Mar. 1 Manhattan Dec. 10 at DePaul 4'.) 41 Mar. 4 Georgetown Dec. 14 Lovola (Md.) 73 51 Head Coach: Joe Meehan Dec. 17 Temple (CH) 60 55 Dec. 26 UCLA (CH) 57 62 Dec. 29 San Francisco (CH) 44 46 Charles Dec. 31 Georgetown 90 58 •* kl McGlone Jan. 2 Western Kentucky (CH) SO 69 Jan. 7 Bowling Green (CH) 72 62 nTf Head Coach Jan. 11 Bloomsburg 67 41 Jan. 14 at North Carolina St 66 51 1946-1949 wP*^ - 1 Jan. 18 Albright 84 37 ' l i ^m (3 Seasons) Jan. 21 St. foseph's (CH) 74 53

61 wins, 1 7 Losses Jan. 28 temple (< 11 67 51 Feb. 4 St foseph's 79 50 'M^M Feb. 6 ai Baldwin-Wallace 91 65 1948-49 (Won 21, Lost 7) Feb. 1 1 Toledo (CH) 55 59 Opponent LSC I 1946-47 (Won 20, Lost 6) Feb. 15 at Loyola (Md.) 71 59 Dec. 2 Lock Haven 67 Opponent LSC OPP Feb. 18 ai Muhlenberg 87 60 Dec. 6 at Loyola (Md.) 78 Nov. 30 at Boston College 76 41 Feb. 21 Manhattan (MSG) 65 60 Dec.S Brigham Young (CH) 76 Dec. 5 Lock Haven 69 36 Feb. 25 Cincinnati 76 65 Dec. 13 Millersville ' 65 Dec. 8 Loyola (Md.) 71 46 Mar. 1 at Gettysburg 61 50 Dec. IS at Albrighl 58 Dec. 12 at Seton Hall 42 56 Mat. 6 ai Boston College 83 61 Dec. 22 Georgia Tech (CH) 67 Dec. 15 Scran ton 82 36 Mar. 11 Arizona (MSG)J 72 66 Dec. 27 Louisville (CH) 76 Dec. 18 Gettysburg 67 4S Mar. 1 I Duquesne (MSG)$ 47 19 Dec. 29 San Francisco (CH) 45 Dec. 27 Alumni 49 28 f Nation il Invitation rournameni Jan. 4 Muhlenberg (PAL) 73 Head Coach: Jan. 1 Utah (CH) 4 1 51 Jan. S at Hoi) (kiss 63 (an. 4 at Muhlenberg 44 59 Jan. 11 Loyola (Md.) 85 1950-51 (Won 22, Lost Jan. 8 Pennsvlvania (PAL) 56 68 7) Jan. 13 at Toledo 62 Opponent LSC OPP Jan. 11 N.Carolina (20T) (( H) 65 62 Jan. 14 at Baldwin-Wallace 49 Dec. 6 Millersville 57 39 fan. is at Albright 65 62 Jan. 19 Temple (CH) 36 Dec. 8 Loyola (Md.) 70 12 Jan. 21 Millersville 74 32 Jan. 22 ai ( anisius 59 Dec. 13 ,ii Albright 58 51 Jan. 25 Temple (OT) (CH) 73 71 Jan. 29 at Muhlenberg 57 Dec. 16 St foseph's (1 II 81 63 Jan. 29 P.M.C:. 95 20 Feb. 5 St Joseph's (CH) 78 Dei is Gettysburg 7D 65 Jan. 31 at Loyola (Md) 59 19 Feb. 8 .»i Bowling Green 45 Dec. 23 Niagara (CH) 82 56 Feb. I < !atholi( 68 33 Feb. 9 at Cincinnati 12 Dec. 26 Western Kentui ky (CH) 63 73 Feb. 8 Si. Joseph's (OT) (CH) IS 45 Feb. 12 Manhattan 76 Dec. 27 Idaho 1 \C) 60 49 Feb. 1'-' Georgetown (OT) (CH 59 65 Feb. 16 at Pennsylvania 64 Jan. 1 remple (< il 82 65 Feb. 17 Leba i Vallej 72 59 4 ai 67 Feb. 19 < Georgetown 62 Jan. Baldwin-Wallace 86 Feb. '-"-' Albrighl 55 47 Feb. 21 Lafayette til Jan. 6 Bowling Green (CH) B5 57 Feb. 25 Scion Hall 54 16 Jan. 9 ai Duquesne I 1 53 Feb. 24 Manhattan ((41 1 53 Mai. 1 ai Si. Francis (Pa) 67 55 Feb. 26 North< arolina St (CH) 56 fan. 10 .ii ( leneva 87 58 Mar. 4 St. II Francis (NY) 53 13 77 64 Mar. 2 Gettysburg 93 Jan. St Joseph's (< H) Mai. 14 Swarthmore 47 13 Jan. 17 Si i.iiiion Ml 60 1". Mar. 7 ( nit inn. in I'.l Mar. 1 5 Muhlenberg 11 20 .ii North ( arolina Si 71 76 Mar. 9 William & Marj 63 fan. \l \( rournameni ai Easton, PA ..I 71 fan 25 Loyola (Md I 42 * Cincinnati Invitational rournameni Head Coach: Cliarle » McGlone 27 remple (< II 54 59 Head Coach: Charles McGlone fan Feb. 3 1 afayettc [1 il 71 64 1947^8 20, (Won Lost 4) Feb. 5 .u Miami (Fla.) 95 84

Opponent LSC OPP ,.i II.. Feb. 6 Mi .urn I ni 77 Nov. 28 Alumni 71 35 Feb. 10 (. Washington (< IL 63 Dei ' Millersville 63 17 Feb. 13 at Georgetown 79 74

Do 5 1 oyola (Md.) t>l 62 Feb. 17 ai Muhlenberg i,-i 55 De« 9 Moravian 70 58 mm Feb 20 .it Manhattan (MSG) i.i 63 Dec. 13 Head Coach Arkansas 69 58 L I Feb. 24 ( in. inn. in (CH) til 62

17 ai i 1949-1955 Dei Lebanon Valley 77 s Feb. 27 ..I Lafavetti (1 >i 66 59 Dec. 30 Southern Calii ia (CH)61 IS (6 Seasons) Mar. 2 Muhlenberg 55 | ^ (SJ1 1 I s, Jan. tab (CH) 16 Mai 10 i ouis (MSG I 61 73

fan. 7 ai Lafayette 1 39 | Nation l Invitation [burnuncni

fan. M> vlrginia(CH) 67 59 Head ( oacfc K.n l ...in., 1 1

W0 All -Time Year-By-Year Scores

1951-52 (Won 25, Lost 7) 1953-54 (Won 26, Lost 4) Mar. 18 Iowa $$$ 76 ATT Champions NCAA Champions Mar. 19 San Francisco $$$ 63 Opponent LSC Opponent LSC OPP ** Kentucky Invitational at Lexington, KY Nov. 29 Loyola (Md.) 93 Dec. 2 Millersville (LH) 79 57 A Holiday Festival at MSG

1 Dec. at Niagara 85 Dec. 5 West Chester 65 51 $ NCAA Tournament at MS( 1 Dec. 5 Millersville 66 Dec. 9 Albright 76 46 ss \t \ \ tournament at Palestra Dec. 8 West Chester 85 Dec. 12 at Niagara 66 74 $$$ NCAA Tournament at Kansas City, MO Dec. 12 Lafayette 62 Dec. 16 Lafayette (LH) 88 7(1 Head Coach: Ken Loeffler Dec. 18 Albright 76 Dec. 18 Georgetown (CH) 58 49 Dec. 29 Delaware (SJU) 85 Dec. 21 UCLA** 62 53 Jan. 1 Western Kentucky (SJU) 67 Dec. 22 Kentucky** 60 73 Jan. 5 at St. Louis 4b Dec. 26 St. LouisA 77 63 Jan. 8 Temple (CH) 75 Dec. 28 NiagaraA 50 69 Jan. 12 Eastern Kentucky (CH) 77 Dec. 30 Brigham YoungA 74 62 Head Coacl fan. 16 at Scran ton 92 Jan. 2 Temple (CH) 77 53 1955-1958 Jan. 19 at Muhlenberg 95 Loyola (LH) Jan. 6 (Md.) 97 62 \w^A (3 Seasons) Jan. 24 at Loyola (Md.) '.II Jan. 9 Muhlenberg (CH) 85 65 48 wins 28 Losses Jan. 26 St. Joseph's (CH) 53 Jan. 12 at Manhattan 69 til Feb. 2 Temple (CH) 65 Jan. 16 Dayton (CH) 82 58 fr\ Feb. 4 at Duquesne 60 Jan. 23 at North Carolina St. 83 7S Feb. 5 at Youngstown 57 Jan. 30 St. Joseph's (CH) 73 37 1955-56 (Won 15, Lost 10) Feb. 6 at Geneva LOS Feb. 2 at Dickinson 78 51 Opponent LSC OPP Feb. State 9 Murray (CH) 105 Feb. 6 Furman (CH) 100 83 Dec. 1 Millersville (LH) 88 70 Feb. 13 at Pennsylvania 75 Feb. 10 Iona (LH) 82 69 Dec. 3 Muhlenberg 58 69 Feb. 16 St. Joseph's (CH) 68 Feb. 13 Temple (CH) 56 57 Dec. 6 Albright (LH) 96 63 Feb. 23 Georgetown (CH) 68 Feb. 17 Fordham (CH) 61 56 Dec. 10 Niagara 70 72 Feb. at 77 28 Manhattan (MSG) Feb. 20 St. Joseph's (CH) 78 64 Dec. 14 Lafayette 95 81 Mar. 1 Muhlenberg 92 (SJU) Feb. 27 St. Louis (CH) 96 82 Dec. 17 at Bradley 78 93 Mar. 8 Seton Hall (MSG)$ 80 Mar. 8 Fordham (OT)$$ 76 74 Dec. 26 San Francisco* 62 79 Mar. 10 St. 51 John's (MSG)$ Mai-. 12 North Carolina St.$$$ 88 81 Dec. 28 SyracuseA 75 72 Mar. 13 Duquesne (MSG)$ 59 Mar. 13 Navy$$$$ 64 48 Dec. 30 St. John's* 85 76 Mar. 15 Dayton (MSG)$ 75 Mar. 19 Penn State$$$$ 69 54 Jan. 4 St. Joseph's 56 69 Mar. 29 John's (MSG)& 71 St. Mar. 20 Bradley$$$$ 92 76 Jan. 7 West Virginia 87 71 Mar. 31 Kansas (MSG)& 65 ** Kentu cky Invitational at Lexingu n, KY |an. 13 Syracuse 71 64 Apr. 1 Phillips Oilers (MSG) & 58 A Holiday Festival at MSG Jan. 18 Pennsylvania 64 52 S National Invitation Tournament $$ NCAA Tournament at Buffalo, NY Jan. 21 Seton Hall 63 64 & U.S. Olympic Trials $$$ NCAA Tournament at Palestra Jan. 28 at Richmond 74 59 Head Coach: Ken Loeffler %%%% NCAA Tournament at Kansas City, MO Feb. 4 Georgetown (OT) 63 67 Head Coach: Ken Loeffler Feb. 7 at Fordham 69 84 1952-53 (Won Lost 25, 3) Feb. 10 Furman 73 65 Opponent LSC OPP 1954-55 (Won 26, Lost 5) Feb. 15 Temple 57 60 Dec. 3 Millersville 83 38 Opponent LSC 3PP Feb. 18 at Muhlenberg 81 70 Dec. 6 at Niagara 87 76 Dec. 1 Millersville (LH) 88 72 Feb. 24 Scranton 82 51 Dec. 10 at Albright 101 62 Dec. 5 at Loyola (La.) 85 71 Feb. 27 West Chester (LH) 90 78 Dec. 12 WestChester 111 60 Dec. 8 PM.C.(LH) 94 39 Feb. 29 Villanova 71 64 Dec. 14 at Dayton 73 64 Dec. 1 at Niagara (OT) 76 75 Mar. 6 Dickinson (LH) 98 57 Dec. 15 at SW Missouri State 77 70 Dec. 15 at Lafayette 76 60 Mar. 7 Villanova 73 76 Dec. 17 at Arizona 87 68 Dec. 18 Utah (MSG) 69 79 A Holiday Festival at MSG Dec. 19 at Stanford 95 80 Dec. 21 Southern California** 49 38 Head Coach: Jim Pollard Dec. 27 DePaul* 61 63 Dec. 22 Kentucky** 54 63 Dec. 29 Cincinnati 86 81 Dec. 27 SyracuseA 103 54 1956-57 (Won 17, Lost 9) Dec. 30 N.YU.* 80 63 Dec. 29 UCLAA 85 77 Opponent Jan. 3 Wake Forest (CH) 76 59 Dec. 31 Duquesne A 65 67 Dec. 3 Millersville (LH) Jan. 7 Loyola (Md.) 89 47 Jan. 2 at St. Louis 88 79 Dec. 5 at Albright Jan. 10 at Muhlenberg 97 77 Jan. 8 Brandeis (CH) 102 56 Dec. 1 at Lafavette Jan. 13 at Manhattan (MSG) 63 52 Jan. 12 Muhlenberg (LH) 88 79 Dec. 13 Bradlev Jan. 17 at DePaul 62 68 Jan. 15 Lebanon Valley (LH) 112 70 Dec. 15 at Niagara Jan. 24 St. Joseph's (CH) 79 52 Jan. 19 at West Chester 85 50 Dec. 18 Indiana Jan. 31 Eastern Kentucky (CH) 89 67 Jan. 22 at North Carolina St. 73 76 Dec. 20 North Carolina St. Feb. 4 at Loyola (Md.) 73 61 Jan. 29 St. Joseph's (CH) 82 56 Dec. 27 Western Kentucky # Feb. 7 Duquesne (CH) 72 66 Feb. 2 at Georgetown 85 58 Dec. 28 Seton Hall # Feb. 11 St. Joseph 's (CH) 75 63 Feb. 5 Georgetown (CH) 74 46 Dec. 29 Valparaiso # Feb. 14 Temple (CH) 57 42 Feb. 10 at Manhattan (MSG) 76 62 5 Manhattan Feb. 18 Muhlenberg 106 73 Jan. Feb. 12 Richmond (CH) 91 so Jan. 9 St. Joseph's Feb. 21 at Georgetown 73 68 Feb. 16 at Albright 89 69 Jan. 12 Cincinnati Feb. 25 at Lafayette 56 60 Feb. 19 at Muhlenberg 85 71 Jan. 15 at West Chester Feb. 28 Youngstown (SJU) 94 41 Feb. 23 at Fordham 64 A\) Jan. 19 at Syracuse Mar. 4 Temple (SJU) 65 45 Feb. 26 Temple (OT) (CH) 59 57 Jan. 26 Pennsylvania Mar. 9 St. John's (MSG)$ 74 75 A Mar. 8 West Virginia 95 61 Feb. 2 at Muhlenberg (LH) Holiday Festival at MSG $ Mar. 11 Princeton 73 46 Feb. 5 at Georgetown S National Invitation Tournament $$ Seton Hall Head Coach: Ken Loeffler Mar. 12 Canisius $$ 99 64 Feb. 9 4^ 71 1 1

1951-58 to 1961-68

All-Time Year-By-Year Scores

Feb. 12 Temple Jan. 10 at Muhlenberg Feb. 11 at Muhlenberg 81 Feb. 16 Duquesne Jan. 14 at Syracuse Feb. 15 atSvracuse 81 Feb. 19 Muhlenberg Jan. 17 Temple Feb. 22 at Lafayette 104 Feb. 23 Richmond 60 52 Jan. 24 at Canisius 77 Feb. 25 at Canisius 73 Feb. 27 Fordham 84 66 Jan. 26 at Western Kentuckv 74 Mar. 4 Villanova 76 Mar. 8 63 Mar. 6 Villanova 75 61 Jan. 31 Pennsvlvania 70 Duquesne Head Coach: Donald "Dudey" Moore Mar. 9 St. Joseph's 61 57 Feb. 4 Muhlenberg 75 # Orange Bowl Classic at Miami. FL Feb. 7 Seton Hall 83 1961-62 (Won 16, Lost 9) Head Coach: Jim Pollard Feb. 1 at Georgetown 102 Opponent LSC C Feb. 14 Duquesne 72 Dec. 1 Millersville 102 1957-58 (Won 16, Lost Feb. 18 at Albright 93 9) Dec. 8 Albright 78 Opponent LSC Feb. 21 St. Joseph's 63 OPP Dec. 16 Niagara 64 Dec. 2 Millersville 80 90 Feb. 25 West Chester 85 Dec. 18 at Lehigh 71 Dec. 7 Albright 83 55 Feb. 28 Xavier 99 Dec. 20 Pennsvlvania 69 Dec. 1 Lafayette 82 74 Mar. 7 Villanova 57 Dec. 22 Darunouth A 87 Dec. 14 at Manhattan 72 59 Head Coach: Donald "Dudev' Moore Dec. 28 Cincinnati A 56 A Dec. 1 Pennsylvania (OT) 66 67 Dec. 30 Dayton 67 Dec. 21 Niagara (OT) 69 68 1959-60 (Won 16, Lost 6) Jan. 5 at Manhattan (MSG) 76 Dec. 27 Virginia* 72 64 Opponent LSC Jan. 10 Muhlenberg 90 Dec. 28 Richmond (OT)* 59 55 Dec. 2 Millersville 76 Jan. 13 Syracuse 69 Jan. 4 Syracuse (OT) 59 55 Dec. 5 at Bucknell 84 Jan. 20 Gettysburg 14 Jan. 7 Muhlenberg (LH) 67 61 Dec. 9 at Lehigh 86 Jan. 25 at Miami (Fla.) 73 Jan. 11 Villanova (30T) Dec. 12 at Manhattan 71 Jan. 27 at Duquesne titi Jan. 14 at Duquesne Dec. 16 Lafayette 81 Feb. 3 Temple 5 Feb. 7 at Bucknell 91 Jan. 17 Georgetown Dec. 19 Niagara 64 Feb. 10 Fordham 60 Jan. 25 at Valparaiso Jan. 6 Canisius 82 Feb. 12 at Delaware 69 Jan. 27 at Xavier Jan. 9 at Duquesne 68 Feb. 14 Canisius 73 Feb. 1 at Muhlenberg Jan. 11 at Morehead State 63 Feb. 16 St Joseph's 72 Feb. 8 at St. Bonaventure Jan. 13 Syracuse (20T) 84 Feb. 21 Lafayette 69 Feb. 12 Temple Jan. 16 Georgetown 80 Feb. 24 Villanova 63 Feb. 14 Wesl Chestei (LH) Jan. 30 Western Kentuckv 70 Feb. 28 at Georgetown] 78 Feb. 19 Scranton Feb. 3 at West Chester 85 Mar. 2 Western Kentui k\ 88 6 St. Feb. 22 at North Carolina St. Feb. Joseph's 80 Mar. 9 Villanova 67 Feb. 26 St. Joseph's (OT) Feb. 9 Albright (LH) 73 * Holiday Festival al Mm. Mai. 1 More-head State Feb. 13 at Muhlenberg 86 Head Coach: Donald "Dudev" Moore Mar. 5 at Seton Hall Feb. 17 Pennsylvania 62 Mar. 8 Villanova Feb.20 temple 53 1962-63 (Won 16, Lost 8) * Richmond Invitational al Ricl i Feb. 23 Muhlenberg (LH) 91 Opponent LSC OPP

Head Coach: Jim Pollard Feb. 27 ai North Carolina St 65 Dec. 1 ( ireighton 72 91

Mai. 1 ai Scranton 82 Dec. 5 at Lafayette 95 59 Mar. 5 Villanova 52 Dee. 8 ai 79 w prsv Donald Niagara 76 "Dudev" Moore Head Coach: Donald "Dudev" Moore Dec. 12 Lehigh 34 Dec. 15 ai Ubrighl (17 57

1960-61 (Won 15, Lost 7) Dec. 19 bucknell li if. 55 Head Coach Opponent Dec. 26 Hi igham Young H 7:* 8-1 1958-1963 Da 1 Millersville Dec. 28 Delaware M S.I 64 (") Seasons) Da :>, ai Ubrighl Dec. 29 Bowling Green (OH ## 71 67

.ii i 7!> wins. Da 7 Rutgers [an. A Mi. urn 1 1 l.i 78 76 ~ 'J 37 Losses Da 10 Niagara Jan. 9 .H Muhlenberg 49

Dec 1 1 Bucknell [an 11 \ Manhattan 78 61 Dec 16 Muhlenberg (LH) [an 19 Seton Hall 89 80 1958-59 (Won 16, Lost 7) Dec 21 North* arolina Si [an i" Delaware I.I 62 LSC si Opponent OPP [an Miami (Fla I Feb. 2 lcinplc 71

Dee . 2 Millersville (LH) 85 58 [an. 1 ehigh 'Mr Feb. 6 i 65 !" iettysburg BO Dec . (> at Niagara 56 72 [an Manhattan Feb. 9 .ii Syrai use 71 lib

Dec . 10 atLafayette si 77 [an Feb 12 Pennsylvania 71 78

Dec . IS Lehigh si it [an 23 .,i Wesi ( hestei Feb h> .11 ( .HUMUS 76

.', -'<> Dec . 17 North Carolina St <>7 82 |,n temple Feb Duquesne 69

1 ' Dec . k\ si ,,i k\ 20 Western K mm 75 [an 31 Western Kentui Feb. 23 M [ON |'h - I 66 7". Feb l St [oseph's Feb. 26 ( Georgetown 72 o Mai - Villanova 17 63 1 ;: 1

im? All -Time Year- By-Year Scores

Mar. 16 St. Lonis(MS(.) > 61 62 Feb. 10 Oklaht

## Quaker City Tournament i Pal Ml. 8 National Invitation Iburnai lent Feb. 18 Villano' Head Coach: Donald "Dudey" Moore Feb. 22 Canisiu Feb. 2f s.. Joseph's

Mar. 1 at Lafayette Mar. 3 St. Joseph's + Mar. 4 Temple +

@ Vanderbilt I: ilal Nashville, IX ##Quakei Citj Tournamec Head Coacl Ca f0^\ BE§IM t MAC [burnamenl at Pale 1963-1965 Head Coach: Joe Heyer 2 Seasons) L xJm Head Coach > mJ 31 wins, As --- flL 1965-1967 1 7 Losses r=y Wl^9 mr (2 Seasons) jL 24 wins, 27 Losses 1963-64 (Won 16, Lost 9) Opponent LSC OPP k'*^l Nov. 30 Albright 76 44 1965-66 (Won 10, Lost Dec. at 77 6 Creighton 62 Opponent Dec. 1 Louisville 60 70 Dec. 1 Albright Dec. 14 at Bucknell 93 75 Dec. 4 at Western Kentucky Dec. 17 al Lehigh 68 40 Dec. 8 at Seton Hall 1967-68 (Won 20, Lost 8) Dec 21 Niagara 58 54 Dec. 11 at Georgetown Opponent LSC OPP Dec. 27 Northwestern ## 91 69 Dec. 15 Bucknell Dec. 2 Rider 59 50 Dec. 28 Georgetown ## 80 69 Dec. 18 Niagara (OT) Dec. 6 at Gettysburg 96 58 Dec. 30 St. Bonaventure ## 83 80 Dec. 27 Brigham Young ## Dec. 8 Albright 82 40 Jan. 4 Pennsylvania 61 58 Dec. 29 Temple (OT) ## Dec. 13 at Bucknell 84 69 Jsn. 8 Lafayette 100 86 Dec. 30 Minnesota ## Dec. 16 Niagara 83 100 Jan. 10 Syracuse 63 61 Jan. 8 St. Joseph's Dec. 20 Providence % 56 77 Jan. 19 at Duquesne 58 89 Jan. 12 Pennsylvania Dec. 21 North Carolina St. 68 63 15 Syracuse % Jan. 23 at Miami (Fla.) 99 121 Jan. Dec. 26 Louisville A 71 94 81 Jan. 22 at Duquesne Jan. 25 at Georgetown 85 Dec. 28 West Virginia A 100 83 Jan. 25 at Creighton Jan. 29 at Gettysburg 50 46 Dec. 29 Syracuse A 78 68 Jan. 27 at Utah State Feb. 1 St. Joseph's 80 70 2 at Miami (Fla.) 92 84 Jan. 29 at Seattle Jan. Feb. 6 at Manhattan (MSG) 75 62 St. 103 71 Feb. 2 American Jan. 6 Joseph's Feb. 8 Villanova 63 59 Feb. 9 Lafayette Jan. 9 at Loyola (La.) 71 51 Feb. 12 at Seton Hall 68 75 Feb. 12 Villanova Jan. 13 Syracuse 105 81 Feb. 15 Temple 57 63 79 Feb. 15 at Gettysburg Jan. 20 Western Kentucky 84 Feb. 19 Canisius 91 81 Feb. 18 Temple Jan. 24 at Pennsylvania 45 57 Feb. 25 at Western Kentucky 95 107 Feb. 22 Iona Jan. 28 at Duquesne (OT) 80 79 Feb. 28 Utah State 90 85 Feb. 26 at Canisius Jan. 30 at Creighton 71 77 Feb. 3 at West Chester 79 55 Mai. 1 Loyola (La.) 61 63 Mar. 2 Louisville at ## Quaker City Tournament tPal 'stra Mar. 5 Miami (Fla.) Feb. 7 Lafayette 74 45 64 60 Head Coach: Bob Walters ## Quaker City Tournament at Pale Feb. 10 Temple Head Coach: Joe Heyer Feb. 14 at American 74 65 Feb. 17 at Canisius 80 64 1964-65 (Won 15 Lost 8) 64 Opponent LSC OPP 1966-67 (Won 14, Lost Feb. 24 Villanova 56 Feb. 28 Morehead State 81 73 Dec. 2 at Albright 81 57 Opponent Dec. 3 Gettysburg Mar. 1 American + 84 57 Dec. 5 at Delaware 97 47 Dec. 7 Miami (Fla.) Mar. 2 Temple + 87 69 Dec. 8 Miami (Fla.) 90 86 Dec. 10 at Niagara Mar. 9 Columbia (SP) $$ 69 83 Dec. 12 at Niagara (OT) 67 59 Dec. 14 at Albright % Invitational at Boston, MA Dec. 16 at Seattle 74 76 A Dec. 15 Nebraska @ Holiday Festival at MSG Dec. 19 Pennsylvania 78 64 Dec. 17 Vanderbilt @ + MAG Tournament at Palestra Dec. St. A 71 78 28 John's Dec. 21 Pennsylvania $$ NCAA Tournament Dec. 30 A 83 70 Temple Dec. 23 at Louisville Head Coach: Jim Harding A Jan. 2 Syracuse (OT) 73 70 Dec. 27 Syracuse ## Jan. 6 at Louisville 80 92 Dec. 28 Niagara ## Jan. 8 Villanova 72 86 Dec. 30 Bowling Green ## Jan. 13 Duquesne 83 69 Jan. 7 St. Francis (Pa.) Jan. 16 at Syracuse 81 104 Jan. 11 at American (OT) Jan. 26 at Lafayette 91 73 Jan. 14 at Syracuse Jan. 29 at Loyola (La.) 72 69 Jan. 21 Western Kentucky Feb. 6 Temple 81 74 Feb. 1 Creighton (OT) Feb. 10 Gettysburg 91 68 Feb. 4 Loyola (La.) Feb. 7 Feb. 12 Creighton 66 84 Temple 1 1 1

1968-69 to 1918-19

Ail-Time Year-By-Year Scores

Jan. 31 at Canisius Dec. 8 Niagara Feb. 4 Lafayette Dec. 11 Tulsa Feb. 8 at Detroit Dec. 13 at West Chestei AAA Feb. 1 American Dec. 17 Bavlor Feb. 14 Niagara Dec. 18 Nebraska AAA A Feb. 17 at Miami (Fla.) Dec. 27 Boston College " Feb. 21 Villanova Dec. 28 Fait field Feb. 25 at Rider Dec. 30 Ma-s.u husetts ++ Volunteer Classic at Knox ilk-. IN Jan. 5 Si. Joseph's * Quaker City Tournament a The Spec, Jan. 8 Lafayette

Head Coach: Tom Gola Jan. 1 at Western Rente kv

1968-69 (Won 23, Lost 1) Jan. 15 at Loyola (La.) Jan. r American Opponent LS( *—** Paul Dec. 4 Baltimore 101 ^ Jan. 26 Pennsylvania Westhead Dec. 9 at Rider 7< Jan. 29 at Canisius sw «*•' Feb. 2 Temple Dec. 11 Miami ( I- la.) 91 Head ( loach Feb. .") Notre Dame Dec. 14 Niagara 8: v\1 1970-1979 Feb. 7 at Drexel Dec. 18 Canisius 61 V* /^\ Dec. 21 at Albright 9 (9 Seasons) Feb. 12 at Hob Cross A Feb. 15 at Bis, ayne Dec. 27 Perm State 7i '\ 142 wins. Feb. at Duquesne Dec. 28 Indiana A LOi 20 1 Of, losses Suae use Dec. 30 South Carolina A 5« Feb. 23 Feb. 26 Villanova Jan. 4 Hofstra 8' \ 1970-71 (Won Lost Comluiskei Classic at Lincoln. Jan. 7 Creighton 10: 20, 7) Opponent LSC OPP " Qiiakci Cm loin nameiit at Palest fan. 1 at Syrat use 8: Dec. 2 at Albright 89 59 Head Coach: Paul Westhead Jan. is Western Kentucky 81 Dec. 5 Long Island U. (MSG) 68 53 Jan. 22 Pennsylvania 71 Dec. 9 Miami (Fla.) 97 77 1972-73 (Won 15, Lost 10) Jan. 25 Temple 10 Dec. 12 Marshall 76 75 Opponent LSC Jan. 28 at St Francis (Pa.) 10 7" Dec. 15 West ( Ihester 82 68 Nov. 29 at Lehigh Feb. 1 Loyola (La.) 101 ! Dec. 19 Pennsylvania 88 107 Dec. 1 \nn\ 7: Feb. 5 .n Lafayette 9' AA Dec. 29 Georgia 5< 1 12 Dec. 6 Biscayne 69 Feb.8 Villanova 7 Dec. 30 boston College AA 75 63 Dec.S San Francis Feb. 12 at American 91 Jan. 4 at Tulsa 63 61 Dec. 9 Santa ( lara (OT) ### Feb. 15 St. Joseph's 8 Jan. 9 temple 63 58 Dee. 16 Eastern Mi< higan Feb. 19 Duquesne 8! [an. 16 Western Kentui k\ 91 76 Dec. 22 West ( hesui Feb. 21 Detroit 9! Jan. 20 .u Niagara 96 70 Dec 27 Southern California * Feb. 25 atWestChestei 9 A [an. 23 atLafayette 93 82 Dec 28 New Mexico State Quakei City Tournament ai The Sped 28 ,u Dec s, Head Coach: Tom Gola Jan. Drexel 81 63 30 [oseph's' [an. 30 Hofstra 7-t 62 [an. 6 si [oseph s Feb 3 Loyola (La.) :i 53 [an 9 Ridei 1969-70 (Won 14, Lost 12) Feb. 6 ai Synu us.- 68 75 13 Hols.,., Opponent LS< Jan. Feb. 10 (.humus 92 55 [an 1" at Lafayette Dec. 1 at Hofstra 8 Feb. L3 Villanova 73 i,-i [an. 20 at Niagara Dei I Ubrighi 9

s, > Feb. 17 Duquesne 95 [an 2 1 Pennsylvania Dec. 10 Eastern Kentuck) 8 Feb. i'» Creighton 64 i,| [an 26 Duquesne Dec. 13 ai Marshall 8 Feb '-'i ai American 62 54 [an. 31 Western Kentu< k\ Dec. 16 West Chestei 9 Feb. 27 St. [oseph's 56 66 Feb I ai S\iac use- I).-, 19 V,l, 8 Mar. I ... Ridei (CT) 82 M Feb : ( anisius • Dei 20 fennessee i I Mai 5 Lafayette - 7 1 71 Feb i" ai Notre Dame Dec . 27 ( Georgia 7 '. • SI Mai St [oseph's (Ol I 76 Feb 12 at Drexel Dec. 29 C ell 6 l< Mar. 20 Georgia . h (MSG) f 67 70 Feb 17 fcmple Dec. SO Columbia * 8 ' ( tiarlotte Invitational at < harloui . \< Jan. 3 St Joseph's (20T) 9 \l\< l .uin.iin.nl ai I'al. mi., Feb 28 \ .ll.ii

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ll.-.ult . i, li: Paul Wesili.a.l

yola (La i 1971-72 (Won tighten ( Opponent 1973 7t i IS. lost 10) Lehigh (>,,,,.„„ l.S( OPP Jan. 27 Hofstra o(Msc 1 ehigh iMW All-Time Year-By-Year Scores

Dec. 5 at Army 83 71 1975-76 (Won 11, Lost 1 1977-78 (Won 18, Lost 12) Dec. 8 at Hofstra 66 53 Opponent Opponent LSC. OPP Dec. 12 Syracuse 68 75 Nov. 28 Delaware Nov. 25 at Widener 83 75 at ( Dec. 15 Holy Cross J4 80 Dec. 1 Widener Nov. 30 at Bucknell 92 77 Dec. 19 Pennsylvania 82 84 Dec. 3 at Alabama Dec. 7 Rhode Island 73 78 = Dec. 21 Wake Forest 90 95 Dec. 6 at Hofstra Dec. 9 East Carolina (20T) * 96 95 Dec. 22 Western Kentucky = 76 65 * Dec. 1 1 Manhattan (MSG) Dec. 10 UNC Charlotte 67 68 A Dec. 27 Stanford 77 66 Dec. 13 at Canisius Dec. 17 Pennsylvania 75 78 Dec. 28 Manhattan A * 65 73 Dec. 19 Texas A&M Dec. 28 Louisville ** 85 113 Dec. 29 Princeton A 83 78 * Dec. 20 Kansas Dec. 29 Ohio State ** 83 86 5 Niagara 67 65 Dec. 23 Maine Jan. 4 at Western Kentucky 78 64 • at Western Kentucky (OT) 84 85 ** Dec. 29 Michigan Jan. 6 at Niagara 116 97 16 Drexel 85 73 ** Dec. 30 Houston Jan. 9 at Hofstra 97 87 19 Lafayette 87 66 fan. 5 at W. Kentucky (OT) Jan. 11 Drexel 80 79 23 at Biscayne 97 75 Syracuse Jan. 14 at Duquesne 79 74 26 atCanisius 81 89 an. 13 Drexel Jan. 16 West Chester (HH) 116 84 [an. 30 St. Joseph's 73 75 an. 17 St. Joseph's Jan. 19 at Syracuse 96 106 Feb. 2 Temple 78 54 at Biscayne Jan. 21 Duke (SP) 81 91 Feb. 6 Notre Dame 78 98 an. 24 at Providence Jan. 24 at Biscayne 89 84 Feb. 9 American 95 83 [an. 27 Memphis State Jan. 28 Temple 82 75 Feb. 13 at West Chester 73 53 Temple Feb. 1 None Dame 90 95 Feb. 17 atDuquesne 63 81 Feb. 4 Notre Dame (SP) Feb. 4 St. 82 74 Feb. 20 Villanova 104 66 Joseph's Feb. 10 American Feb. 8 American 64 62 Feb. 23 at Rutgers 82 76 Feb. 14 Villanova Feb. 28 Delaware + 78 69 Feb. 11 at Canisius 77 78 Feb. 18 at Niagara Feb. 15 Stetson 77 72 Mar. 1 Rider + 84 68 Feb. 22 at Duquesne Mar. 2 St. Joseph's + 71 76 Feb. 18 Villanova 79 82 Feb. 25 Pennsylvania = Big Sun Tournament at St. Petersburg, FL Feb. 22 at St. Bonaventure 95 108 Feb. 27 Cleveland State A Holiday Festival at MSG Feb. 25 at Vermont 100 67 * Jayhawk Classic at Lawrence, KS + MAC Tournament at Palestra Mar. 2 St. Joseph 's% (HH) 89 82 ** Las Vegas Holiday Classic at Las V Head Coach: Paul Westhead Mar. 3 Delaware + 97 85 Head Coach: Paul Westhead Mar. 4 Temple + 73 72 1974-75 (Won 22, Lost 7) Mar. 12 Villanova (PAL)$$ 97 103 1976-77 (Won 17, Lost 12) Opponent LSC OPP * First L'nion Invitational at Charlotte, NC Opponent LSC i Nov. 29 Army 76 71 ** Louisville Classic at Louisville. KY Nov. 29 Widener (HH) Dec. 4 at Lehigh 89 66 % ECC Tournament at Hayman Hal Dec. 1 Vermont Dec. 7 Biscayne 74 71 + ECC Tournament at Easton. PA Dec. • Alabama Dec. 11 at Lafayette 71 58 $$ NCAA Tournament Dec. 8 at Delaware Dec. 14 Holy Cross 89 65 Head Coach: Paul Westhead Dec. 18 Canisius 69 70 Dec. 11 Biscayne * Dec. 13 Maine Dec. 20 Clemson 67 63 1978-79 (Won 15, Lost Dec. 21 Texas Tech * 73 64 Dec. 17 Tennessee + Opponent Dec. 18 Southern Methodist + Dec. 29 Furman @ 69 64 Nov. 29 Bucknell Dec. 28 San Diego State * Dec. 30 Alabama @ 77 73 Dec. 2 at Kentucky * 4 Hofstra 91 Dec. 29 Washington Jan. 64 Dec. 5 at Duke Jan. 8 at Memphis State 84 at Rhode Island 93 Dec. 7 at Delaware 11 at Niagara Canisius Jan. 81 71 Dec. 9 Pennsylvania 15 St. Joseph's 68 60 an. 12 at Drexel Jan. Dec. 16 Canisius Jan. 18 Pennsylvania 67 65 an. 15 St. Joseph's Dec. 21 at Florida Southern Jan. 21 West Chester 89 72 an. 17 at West Chester Dec. 22 at Stetson Jan. 24 Duquesne 88 79 an. 22 Duquesne Dec. 29 Montana * Jan. 29 Western Kentucky 87 91 an. 26 Western Kentucky Dec. 30 Cal State-Fullerton * Feb. 1 at Syracuse 78 82 an. 31 Dickinson Jan. 4 at Rhode Island Feb. 5 at Drexel 80 63 Feb. 2 Villanova Jan. 6 Lafayette Feb. 8 Temple 74 63 Feb. 5 at American Jan. 10 Western Kentucky Feb. 12 Villanova (OT) 74 73 Feb. 9 Hofstra Jan. 13 Rider (HH) Feb. 15 at Notre Dame 75 91 Feb. 12 Temple Jan. 15 at West Chester Feb. 19 at American 62 68 Feb. 16 Niagara Jan. 17 at Niagara Feb. 22 Rutgers 82 96 Feb. 19 Providence (SP) Jan. 20 Duquesne Mar. 4 Bucknell (HH) % 85 74 Feb. 22 at Pennsylvania Jan. 24 Vermont Mar. 7 American % 56 52 Feb. 26 Notre Dame Mar. 8 Lafayette Jan. 27 at Drexel % 92 85 Mar. 1 Delaware % Jan. 31 Villanova Mar. 16 Syracuse (OT) (SP) $$ 83 87 Mar. 4 Lafayette %

' Feb. 3 at American Dayton Invitational at Dayton. OH Mar. 6 Hofstra % 10

1919-80 to 1988-89

All -Time Year-By-Year Scores

Feb. 24 at Notre Dame 1980-81 (Won 14, Lost 13) Mar. 1 Bucknell % 81 72 Feb. 26 Hofstra (HH) ** Opponent LSC Mar. 3 West ( :hester % 71 56 * 3 8] Mar. 5 St. Joseph's 71 83 Feb. 28 St. Joseph's (OT) (SJU) Dec. Vermont % Dec. 6 Alabama 6: *Couga Classic at Provo, IT * Montana Classic at Yellowstone, Ml Dec. 8 Bucknell 7! ** Golde n Gate Classic al San Francisco. (A 1 ( < [bumament *** Dec. 10 Xavier 7( Con lecticut Mutual Classic ; t Hartford, CT Head Coach: Paul Westhead Dec. 13 at Delaware T, Dec. 20 Villanova (3 OT) 8^ Dec. 29 San Diego State * 6' Dave "Lefty" flTfrb Dec. 30 Georgetown * 6; 1982-83 (Won 18, Lost 14) Ervin Jan. 3 Lafayette 6' Opponent LSC OPP Jan. 7 at Missouri 74 Dec. 1 Bucknell (HH) 68 66 ffTjj Head Coach Jan. 10 at Canisius 7S Dec. 4 at Delaware 55 .-.4 1979-1986 Jan. 12 at Niagara (OT) T. Dec. 8 Rhode Island 82 84 (7 Seasons) Jan. 14 Hofstra Dec. 10 Texas A&M* 74 82 17 at Rider Dec. 11 Brown * 61 59 119 wins, Jan. 19 West Chester Dec. 18 Pennsylvania 72 78 VKZ 87 Jan. Losses ^f,> Jan. 21 Dayton Dec. 22 Niagara 82 65 Jan. 24 DePaul Dec. 27 Cincinnati ** 73 76 Jan. 26 at Lehigh Dec. 28 Wisconsin-Green Ba] * * 62 51 1979-80 (Won 22, Lost 9) Jan. 31 St. Joseph's Jan. 3 at Western Kentuck) 62 :>6 Opponent LSC OPP Feb. 4 at Notre Dame Jan. 8 Duke 60 61 Phila. Nov. 30 Pharmacy (HH) 87 58 Feb. 1 Duquesne Jan. 12 Towson State (HH) 79 78 Dec. 3 at Alabama 82 80 Feb. 14 at American Jan. 15 Duquesne 67 61 Dec. 5 at Bucknell 79 80 Feb. 17 Pennsylvania Jan. 22 Villanova 71 72 7s Dec. 8 Villanova 79 86 Feb. 21 Temple Jan. 26 1 [ofstra 62 Dec. 11 Rider 102 59 Feb. 25 at Drexel Jan. 29 .11 ( ...lllsuis 54 55 Dec. 14 Texas A & M * 72 67 Feb. 28 Rhode Island Jan. 31 Ridei i HI h 69 71 ** Mai. 2 Drexel(HH) Feb. 2 ai Notre Dame 56 68 Dec. 15 Brigham Young (3 OT) M06 108

*Cabrill< . ( lassii al San l)ir<;<>. ( !A Feb. 5 St Joseph's 79 60 Dec. 28 Utah State ** 88 89 ** ECC Tournament at Philadelphia. Feb. 9 at \a\ic-i 85 109 Dec. 29 Idaho State ** 88 83 Head Coach: Dave "Lefty" Ervin Feb. 1 1 Dayton 73 7^» Jan. 5 Niagara 95 83 Feb. 16 ai 1 ehigh 46 H Jan. 9 West Chester (HH) 111 70 1981-82 (Won 1 6, Lost L Feb. 19 al Vmerican 63 65 Stetson Jan. 12 74 64 Opponent I Feb 23 Lafayette illlh 79 61 Jan. 16 at Lafayette 80 81 Dec. 2 ai Duke Feb. 26 temple (OT) (SP) 79 84 Jan. 19 remple (SP) 62 67 Dec. 5 Delaware Mar. 3 al Drexel 63 61

Jan. 23 Drexel 65 61 Dec. 7 ai Bucknell Mai 5 ..t Vermonl B7 1),, *** fan. 28 Delaware (HH) 78 59 B Wesl < Ihestei Mar. 9 Delaware 102 62 * *** .".7 [an. SO Notre Dame 62 60 Dec. U Westei ii ( larolina Mar. 10 Rider 68 Dec. 12 Idaho State Mar. il American *** 7". 73 Feb. 2 Si Joseph's 57 58 ** Dec. 18 Iona Mai 15 Boston i niversit) vv 70 58 Feb. 1 Lehigh (HH) 90 79 ** Dec. 19 Rice Mar. 17 \.i ( ominonwc ..ltli ^SS i>7 76 Feb. 6 Rhode Island 84 76 Dec. 22 ai Santa < lara • Marshall [bumamem ai Hunting i.n.\\\ Feb. 7 Hofstra (MSG) 75 61 *** •* Dec. 29 South Florida Milwaukee Classic at Milwaukee, \\l Feb. 9 American (CH) 95 85 1 i Dec. 30 St. Bonaventun 1 [burnaineni .n Palestra Feb. 12 Pennsylvania B0 73 vn |an. I Notre Dame \t \\ [bumament ai Palestra Feb. 18 at DePaul 75 92 S$$N( \\ li.inna.n.n. ... t.u-.nsl, tro \. 'il Feb. 21 at Duquesne 79 1 had ( <«.u h: l).i\t "1 ctt\" Kr\in

Feb. 23 .11 \r .HI 85 70

'.' Feb. 25 Drexel 87 76 1983-81 (Won 20. l.osi 1 ll

' Opponent LSI OPP Feb. 27 Demple < Til 62 Feb. 29 Lafayette '. 70 62 No> 28 ... Monmouth 75 60 ' No\ 10 Vermonl "1 75 Mar. 1 Si. |os,-,,1,s', 49 Dei '• ai Ybungstown State 76 B1 Mai 6 Purdue $ B2 90 Do 6 S, |..s,phs 72 71 1 ( lougai < l.issn .it Provo, I I i, b [i St (osep 1).. in \i.n\

' 1 I.I.I. lllMl.llll.ll.il .11 \lll.lC|IU l(|ll< \M Feb 16 ai llolsl, 1).. 17 VUlanovt 90 so ', I < ( I..UIII.U1I. in ..i Palestra i. Feb 20 mple Dei 29 ( ishington 64 INCAA [burnamem al Lafayette, IN It., '.n Maryland 96 Head "Lefty" F.rvii ..s Coach: Dave |..u 1 Notre Dame (SP) 11 1

vsm All-Time Year-By-Year Scores

Jan. 7 a! \im\ 58 (HI Dec. 28 Bowling Green 1987-88 (Won 24, Lost 10) fan. 11 at Fairfield 98 85 Jan. 2 at St. l'etei s Opponent LSU OPP

Jan. 11 si. Peter's 64 57 Ian. 1 Notre Dame Nov. 27 le\as-San Anionic * 74 51

Jan. 17 at Manhattan 74 72 an. 1 1 Fairfield Nov. 28 Delaware* 86 72 Jan. 19 Cansius 79 66 [an. 13 Holy Cross Dec. 2 at Princeton 63 62 fan. 21 Hoi) Cross 74 85 [an. 16 at Iona Dec. 5 Pennsvlvania 61 66 fan. 24 Pennsylvania 96 85 18 at Manhattan Dec. 10 \iim 74 61 26 at [an. 21 Iona Jan. Iona 95 80 Dec. 12 at Fordham 85 80 Jan. 28 Fordham 84 73 [an. 25 Arm) Dec. 18 Villanova ** 80 83 Feb. 1 at Si. Peter's 67 71 Jan. 28 at Louisville Dec. 19 Canisius ** 85 73

Feb. 4 Louisville 88 93 Feb. 1 .it Fordham Dec. 23 Georgia + 71 79 Feb. 6 at Fordham 68 67 Feb. 4 St. Peter's Dec. 24 ( haminade + 90 60 Feb. 8 Fairfield 94 76 Feb. at Fairfield 8 Dec. 25 Dayton + 69 66 Feb. 1 at Dayton 69 84 Feb. 12 at Holy Cross Dec. 29 at Brigham Young 82 95 Feb. 15 Manhattan (SP) 78 62 Feb. 15 Manhattan (HH) 1 Jan. 2 Notre Dame 59 68 Feb. 18 Holy Cross (OT) (ME) 91 89 Feb. 19 Army (MSG) Jan. 9 at North Carolina 82 96 Feb. 22 Iona 81 79 Feb. 20 St. Josephs Jan. 11 at Richmond 81 82 Feb. 25 Temple (20T) 80 79 Feb. 28 Holy Cross*** Jan. 14 at Temple 56 59 Feb. 27 Manhattan (NH)** 76 60 * Carrier Classic at Syracuse.NY Jan. 16 Fairfield 78 50 Mar. 1 Fordham** 60 62 **Jostens Classic at Palestra Jan. 19 St. Joseph's 63 73 Mar. 3 St. Peter's (OT)** 63 65 *** MAAC Tournament at Meadowlani Jan. 21 1 loly < Iross 119 108 Mar. 16 at Pittsburgh! 91 95 Head Coach: Dave "Lefty" Ervin Jan. 23 Manhattan 95 70 * Mania id Invitational at College Park, MD 28 Iona 101 83 MAA( iburnamc'iK ai Meadowlands Jan. Bill" Speedy 51 S National Invitation Tournament Jan. 30 Army 64 Mc RRIS Feb. 2 American 73 65 Head Coach: Dave "Lefty" Ervin n Feb. 6 Fordham 76 51 1984-85 (Won 15, Lost 13) \ >s -- * Head Coach Feb. 9 St. Peter's 56 47 Opponent LSL 1986-1998 Feb. 13 at Fairfield 75 57 Feb. 17 at Holy Cross 102 83 ^^A M (13 Seasons) Feb. 20 Manhattan (ME) 92 74 215 Wins. w -^ Feb. 22 at Iona 91 86 169 Losses Feb. 25 at St. Peter's 67 64 Dec. 8 at Niagara LiH Mar. 2 Manhattan % 62 51 Dec. 1 St. Joseph's 1986-87 (Won 20, Lost 13) Mar. 5 Holy Cross % 88 64 Dec. 15 Temple Opponent LSU OPP Mar. 7 Fordham % 79 70 Dec. 22 Villanova (SP) Nov. 28 Perm State * 58 59 Mar. 17 Kansas Sane $$ 53 66 ** * Dec. 28 Fordham Nov. 29 Central Florida 68 43 * CBT Hartford Invitational at Hartford, < T ** Dec. 29 Dartmouth Dec. 2 Temple 66 70 ** Jostens Philadelphia Classic at Palestra 3 Iona Dec. 6 Army 83 63 Jan. + Chaminadc Christmas Classic at 1 lonoluh ,HI 5 Dec. 9 at Villanova 93 86 Jan. Army % MAAC Tournament at Meadowlands 9 at Fairfield Dec. 13 at Maine 79 66 Jan. $$ NCAA Tournament at Notre Dame, IN Jan. 12 at St. Peter's Dec. 19 Georgia** 65 82 ** Head Coach: Bill "Speedy' Morris Jan. 15 Manhattan Dec. 20 Eastern Kentuc ky 98 83 Dec. 26 St. Joseph's + 70 77 Jan. 19 Holy Cross (ME) 1988-89 Dec. 27 Northeastern + 102 85 (Won 26, Lost 6) Jan. 20 at Hartford Jan. 3 North Carolina 72 79 Opponent LSU OPP Jan. 23 at Iona * Jan. 6 Iona 68 75 Nov. 18 at Syracuse 76 92 Jan. 26 at Fordham Jan. 8 at Fordham 79 87 Dec. 2 Georgia Southern ** 64 62 Jan. 29 Pennsvlvania Jan. 10 Manhattan 102 69 Dec. 3 Austin Peay** 79 74 Feb. 2 at Army (OT) Jan. 13 at Holy Cross 79 59 Dec. 5 St. Joseph's 81 57 Feb. 6 at Notre Dame Jan. 17 at Fairfield 60 63 Dec. 9 Pennsylvania *** 77 61 Feb. 8 St. I'clei 's 20 St. Peter's 65 Jan. 56 Dec. 10 Long Beach State *** 96 63 Feb. 12 at Manhattan Jan. 23 Fordham (OT) 69 66 Dec. 14 at St. Peter's 78 74 Feb. 16 at Holy Cross Jan. 28 at Iona 100 85 Dec. 22 Villanova (OT) 79 74 Feb. 19 Fairfield (20T) (SP) Jan. 31 DePaul 54 58 Dec. 29 South Carolina A 85 67 Feb. 23 at DePaul Feb. 4 at Notre Dame (OT) 64 76 A Feb. 28 Army (OT) *** 64 Feb. 7 at Manhattan 76 62 Dec. 30 Georgia 85 95 * Apple Invitational at Stanford, ('.A Feb. 10 Holy Cross (HH) 93 60 Jan. 4 Temple 57 67 ** Miller High Life Classic at Tampa. FL Feb. 13 Fairfield 58 54 Jan. 7 Richmond 97 76 MAAC Tournament at Meadowlands Feb. 16 Pennsylvania 80 72 Jan. 12 at Fordham 86 73 Head Coach: Dave "Lefty" Ervin Feb. 21 at St. Peter's 68 61 Jan. 14 Manhattan 81 57 Feb. 24 at Army 59 68 Jan. 19 at Holy Cross 84 72 Feb. 28 Fairfield 62 75 1985-86 (Won 14, Lost 14) % Jan. 21 at Fairfield 65 61 Mar. 12 at Villanova $ 86 84 Opponent LSU OPP Jan. 23 at Iona 89 64 Mar. 17 at Niagara $ 89 81 Nov. 26 Monmouth 72 69 Jan. 25 St. Peter's 63 65 Mar. 21 Illinois State (PAL) $ 70 50 Nov. 30 Niagara (HH) 92 75 77 Mar. 24 Arkansas-L.R.tMSCi S 92 73 Jan. 28 Fordham 66 Dec. 2 Maine 103 70 Feb. 1 Iona 91 62 Mar. 26 S. Mississippi (MSG) $ 80 84 Dec. 4 Villanova 46 50 * AMI Classic at Miami, Fl. Feb. 3 at Army 94 70 * Dec. 6 Syracuse 72 97 ** I lawaiian Tropic Classic tt Daytc >na Beach. FL Feb. 5 at American 111 91 Dec. 7 Ohio University * 65 70 + fostens Classic at Palestra Feb. 9 Army 88 67 Dec. 9 Pennsvlvania 80 86 % MAAC Tournament at Meadowlands Feb. 1 at Manhattan 77 60 Dec. 14 Princeton (SP) 58 48 National Imitation Tournament S Feb. 13 1 1 oh Cross 101 82 Dec. 21 Fordham 78 66 Head Coach: Bill "Speedy" Morris Feb. 16 at Notre Dame 78 80 Dec. 27 Temple ** 58 81 o 1 \ 1

1989-90 to 1998-99

All-Time Year-By-Year Scores

Feb. 19 Fairfield 85 b7 Jan. 8 at Iona 74 77 1992-93 (Won 14, Lost 13) Feb. 23 Florida State 101 100 Jan. 12 Niagara 85 78 Opponent LSU OPP Mar. 1 Fairfield % 91 62 Jan. 17 at Loyola (Md.) 94 84 Dec. 2 Philadelphia Textile 59 53 Mar. 4 Fordham 95 85 69 Jan. 21 Siena 67 64 Dec. 8 Pennsylvania 44 71 Mar. 6 St. Peter's % 71 58 Jan. 24 at Canisius 89 74 Dec. 10 James Madison 83 7.) Mar. 16 Louisiana Tech $$ 74 83 Jan. 26 at Niagara 77 65 Dec. 12 Maryland 76 93 * Pre-Season NIT Jan. 31 Fairfield 84 66 Dec. 15 Temple (SP) 60 87 ** * Acme Boot Classic at Clarksville, IN Feb. 2 at Manhattan (MSG) 76 65 Dec. 28 West \ irginia 67 80 *** * Jostens Classic at Palestra Feb. 6 at Notre Dame 68 84 Dec. 30 Delaware State 83 74 A Cotton Stales Classi. at Atlanta, CA Feb. 9 Canisius 84 68 Jan. 2 Richmond 71 61 Tournament at Meadowlands 5 at Kansas State 70 % MAAC Feb. 11 at Fairfield 73 54 Jan. 59 ss \( \ \ Tournament at Nashville, l\ Jan. 9 at Evansville 70 82 Feb. 14 St. Peter's 57 58 Head Coach: Bill "Speedy" Morris Jan. 11 at Butlei 59 64 Feb. 16 St. Joseph's 73 82 14 Del. oil Mens (OT) 80 73 Feb. 18 Manhattan 94 70 Jan. 1989-90 (Won 30, Lost 2) Jan. 16 Loyola (111.) 70 56 Feb. 20 at Siena 76 93 Opponent LSU OPP Jan. 19 St. Joseph's iSPl 66 53 Feb. 23 Iona 93 70 Nov. 24 S\V Missouri Suite :: 62 58 Jan. 21 Duqesne 81 78 * Feb. 26 at St. Peter's 53 85 Nov. 25 Fresno State 75 63 Jan. 23 at Notre Dame 63 72 Mar. 2 Loyola (Md.) ** 86 70 Dec. 2 at DePaul 83 62 Jan. 27 al Princeton 60 65 Mar. 3 St. Peter's ** 50 57 Dec. 1 Pennsylvania 86 83 Feb. 4 at Xavier 49 ~A\ Mar. 15 at Massachusetts $ 90 93 Dec. 21 Villanova 71 70 Feb. 6 al Dayton 71' 64 ** * Daiwa Ball at Tokyo, Japan Dec. 27 Ohio State 74 62 Feb. 1 Evansville 41 63 ** MAAC Tournament at Albany, NV Dec. 28 Florida ** 76 69 Feb. 13 Budei 88 66 S National Invitation Tournament Jan. 3 at Temple 63 62 Feb. 18 ai Detroit Merq 7:i 72 Head Coach Bill "Speedy" Morris Jan. 6 Loyola Marymount 116 121 Feb. 20 al Loyola (111.) 96 90 Jan. 9 Siena 106 90 Feb. 27 at Duquesne 68 o:> 1991-92 Jan. 12 Notre Dame 86 78 (Won 20, Lost 11) Mar. 2 Xaviei 58 73 Opponent Jan. 15 ( :.iinsiiis 89 77 LSU OPP Mar. b Dayton (I'M 67

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Jan. 25 at Niagara S7 69 Dec. 7 Siena 65 68 Mi ( [bin namenl ai Indianapol v IN Jan. 27 at Fordham 98 72 Dec. 9 Villanova (SP) 79 75 Head Coach: Bill "Speedy" Morris Feb. 3 at Iona 89 73 Dec. 21 Princeton (OT) 46 47 Feb. 5 St. Peter's 72 59 Dec. 27 Oregon State ** 80 92 1993-94 (Won 11. Lost 16) ** Feb. 8 ,ii Fail field 78 51 Dec. 28 Oregon 105 75 Opponent LSU OPP Feb. 10 at Manhattan 99 78 Jan. 4 Iona 120 88 Nov. 27 Princeton 49 43 Feb. 12 ai St Joseph's 93 76 Jan. 9 None Dame 79 87 Dec. 1 .u Illinois 7:; 99 Feb. 16 Iona 95 78 Jan. 11 al Canisius 85 78 Dee. 3 Yale 78 69 Feb. 18 Fairfield 72 49 Jan. 13 at Niagara 93 77 Dec. 4 ( III. II. 1.1.1 65 84 Feb. at 81 Dec. Philadelphia textile 20 Loyola (Md.) 110 Jan. 18 ai si Peter's 94 71 8 82 80 Dee. 10 ,u Feb. 22 Manhattan 100 60 Jan. 19 Pennsylvania (SP) 57 66 James Madison 89 Feb. 25 al St. Peter's (OT) 71 Dee. 28 C.u'ighton 66 56 66 Jan. 23 ... lemplc 78 67 Feb. 27 Army 106 73 Dec. 29 rennessee rech 109 93 fan. 25 ( anisius 90 73 Dee. Ohio ** 80 too Mar. 3 Fairfield 95 90 60 30 Jan. 28 ,ii Manhattan 65 (,7 [an, 3 ai Rn hmond 71 92 Mar, I Siena 106 90 % Feb. 2 ai Siena .,1 77 an 5 Kansas State 63 67 Ma. 5 Fordham % 71 61 Feb. 7 ,.i bin.. 88 7" Mississippi an 8 Notre Dame (OT) 84 81 Mar. 15 Southern S^ 79 63 .,., Feb. 9 1 ox. ,1a (Md.) 85 Ian. 12 si [oseph's 71 :-\ Mar. 17 Clemson $$ 75 7') Feb. II al St. Joseph's (OT) 80 84 15 Evansville iOI Jan. I 81 92 • Coon 1 ight < lassii at Fresno, ( A Feb 15 ,.i b. igham Young 81 B0 an 20 l.n.ple 55 68 Sugai Bowl < lassii .n \«u Oilea ,s 1 \ si .u Mil 70 71 Feb L9 Peter's 65 52 an, 22 Loyola | ', \l \A( Ibumameni ,u ubany, NY Feb. 21 an 25 Pennsylvania (SP) 62 66 ss Fail field 69 50 \< \ roumament at Hartford, < 1 Feb. 23 Niagara 90 68 [an 29 ... Den. »ii Mercj 65 66 Head aach Bill "Speedy" Morris C Feb 5 Xaviei iii, 73 Feb. ai i\l,< 3 ... Pennsylvania (OT) 84 80 i. b 26 Butlei

' Mai 9 Manhattan < 77 76 I Dec. I Hi igham Young 93 81 . b 28 \ illanova (SP) 54 55 Mar. 19 Vl« all ss 7-i Dec. 9 ai Florida State 71 83 76 Mai 1 ai Xaviei 77

i Dec. 15 Bayloi ST 82 , ntn Fidelit) 1 lassii ... Richmoi .i \ \ Dec. lb Idaho B 9 i.l Fat w « ( busu ... Portland, OR

* \i \\i Big Island ( lassii ai Hilo, Hawaii Dec. 22 .,. Villanova L02 94 [burnameni ... ubany.N\ ss Ml i [bunuuni ai Indianapolis, , m \( \\ 1 ... Ni Dec. 31 ,n 1 . >y< ila Marymouni 1 S3 118 lament Grei nsboi Head I oadi BID "S eed Morris Jan. 5 Temple SI, 91 l lead Co.nil BUI "Speedy" Monti p y «> iMOfi All-Time Year-By-Year Scores

1994-95 (Won 13, Lost 14) 1996-97 (Won 10, Lost 17) Jan.! at George Washington 68

Opponent LSL Opponent LSU < Jan. 7 at Xaviei 67 Nov. 30 at Mount St. Maiy's 87 Jan. 10 at Dayton 72 Dec. 2 CalPolySLO* Dec. 6 Southern Mississippi # 62 Jan. 13 Rhode Island 73 Dec. 3 San Francisco * Dec. 7 at Iowa # 62 [an. 17 Temple 66

Dec. 9 1 1. maul Dec. 10 American 75 Jan. 20 Dayton 73 Dec. 10 Baylor** Dec. 14 Drexel 63 Jan. 25 St. Bonaventure (OT) 89

Dec . 1- at Arizona Dec. 22 at Marquette 53 Jan. 27 at Virginia lech 72 Dec. 28 Cal-PolvSLO* 71 Jan. 31 at Duquesne 78 Dec. 29 Howard* 72 Feb. 2 Xavier 59 Jan. 4 Holy Cross 73 Feb. 5 George Washington 65 Jan. 6 Massachusetts 50 Feb. 7 at Fordham 80 Jan. 11 Dayton 63 Feb. 10 at Pennsylvania 64 Jan. 18 Duquesne 79 Feb. 14 at Massachusetts 71 Jan. 20 at Virginia Tech 46 Feb. 18 Duquense 80

l [an l » Cleveland State Jan. 23 Pennsylvania 60 Feb. 21 Virginia Tech 74 fan. 21 Detroit Jan. 25 at George Washington 52 Feb. 28 at St. Joseph's (Pa.) 69 Jan. 23 St. Joseph's Jan. 28 at Temple (2 OT) 67 Mar. 4 St. Joseph 's & 72 Jan. 26 at Butler Feb. 1 George Washington (OT) 77 & Atlantic 10 Tournament Jan. 28 at Wisc.-Green Bav i Feb. 3 Xavier 67 Carrier Classic c Feb. 4 Lovola (111.) Feb. 6 at Rhode Island 61 **Tribune Classic Feb. 7 at Temple i Feb. 10 Virginia Tech 59 Head Coach Bill "Speedy" Morris Feb. 9 Xavier Feb. 13 at Duquesne 77 Feb. 11 Wright State (PAL) J Feb. 15 at St. Bonaventure 72 1998-99 (Won 13, Lost 15)

Feb. 16 at Cleveland State Feb. 20 at Dayton 72 Opponent LSU <

Feb. 18 at Detroit f. Feb. 22 at Xavier 67 Nov. 14 at Mount St. Mary's (OT) 88 Feb. 22 at Northern Illinois Feb. 27 Fordham 94 Nov. 21 Hoaward 85 Feb. 25 Wise.-Milwaukee c Mar. 1 St. Joseph's 59 Nov. 27 Northeastern @ 85 Mar. 4 Wise .Green Bav *** l Mar. 5 Massachusetts & 49 Nov. 28 Cornell® 61 * MetLife Classic al San Francisco, CA # Super Chevy Classic Dec. 5 at Seton Hall 55 ** A Dr Pepper (".lassie at Waco, TX Golden Bear Classic Dec. 1 1 Eastern Washington & 67 % Atlant c City & Atlantic 10 Tournament Dec. 12 Purdue & 59 *** MCC Tournament at Dayton, OH Head Coach Bill "Speedy" Morris Dec. 19 Drexel 59 Head Coach: Bill "Speedy" Morris Dec. 23 Niagara 77 1997-98 (Won 9, Lost 18) Jan. 3 at Temple 45

1995-96 (Won 6, Lost 24) Opponent LSU I Jan. 6 Duquesne 85

Opponent LSU < Nov. 29 Mount St. Mary's 81 Jan. 9 at George Washington 75 Nov. 24 Auburn * 60 Dec. 6 at Howard 71 Jan. 12 Virginia Tech 75 Nov. 25 Illinois State * 65 Dec. 10 at Niagara 60 Jan. 14 Pennsylvania 58 Nov. 26 Western Kentucky * 63 Dec. 12 Miami (OH)* 66 Jan. 16 Dayton 81 Nov. 29 Miami (Ohio) % 53 Dec. 13 Texas Southern* 73 Jan. 21 at Rhode Island (PCC) 62 Dec. 2 at Holy Cross 72 Dec. 20 at Drexel 70 Jan. 23 St. Joseph's (SP) (20T) 98 Dec. 6 Mount St. Mary's 66 Dec. 27 Arizona State** 78 Jan. 28 at St. Bonaventure 63 Dec. 9 Marquette ** 68 Dec. 28 Boston University** 65 Jan. 31 at Virginia Tech 69 Dec. 13 at American 64 Jan. 2 Villanova 72 Feb. 3 George Washington 70 Dec. 27 Texas-El Paso *** 62 Feb. 6 Xavier 88 Dec. 28 Texas Tech*** 58 Feb. 10 Fordham 78 Jan. 3 Princeton 52 Feb. 16 at Xavier 71 Jan. 6 Xavier 60 Feb. 20 at Duquesne 78 Jan. 13 at Virginia Tech 55 OT Overtime Feb. 23 Massachusetts 63 Jan. 15 Duquesne 73 20T Double Overtime Feb. 27 at Dayton 88 Jan. 20 at St. Joseph's (PAL) 65 30T Triple Overtime Mar. 3 St. Joseph's* 81 Island # 58 Jan. 23 Temple 48 ARENA Mar. 4 Rhode Jan. 25 at Xavier 59 @ Lobo Classic Philadelphia, PA Jan. 27 Pennsylvania (SP) (OT) 66 CT lioilei make) Invitational CH Convention Hall (Civic Center) Feb. 1 at Duquesne 75 VMhniii, 10 Tournament Philadelphia, PA Feb. 3 St. Bonaventure 96 Head Coach Bill "Speedy" Morris Feb. 6 Rhode Island 65 HH Hayman Hall Feb. 10 at George Washington 83 La Salle University Campus Feb. 12 Villanova (SP) ' 50 Philadelphia, PA Feb. 15 at Massachusetts 53 LH Lincoln High School Feb. 18 George Washington 76 Feb. 22 Virginia Tech 56 Philadelphia, PA Feb. 24 Dayton 60 MSG Madison Square Garden Feb. 28 at Dayton 64 New York, NY Mar. 2 at Fordham (OT) 57 PAL Palestra Mar. 6 Rhode Island & 59 Philadelphia, PA % Gund Arena. Cleveland, OH SP Spectrum * Puerto Rico Shootout at San Juan, Puerto ** Atlantic City Shootout Philadelphia, PA *** Sun Carnival at El Paso, TX ME Meadowlands Ml home games between 1931-32 and 1954-55 played & Atlantic 10 Tournament at Phila. Civic C East Rutherford, NJ at W'ister Hall. All home games between 1955-56 and Head Coach Bill "Speedy" Morris New Haven, CT NH 1988-89 played al the Palest, a. Ml home games between

PCC Providence Civic Center 1989-90 to 1995-96 played at the Philadelphia Civil Providence, RI Center. All home games in 1996-97 and 1997-98 played at the CoieSlates Spectrum. (Except where noted.)

4|^ Regular Season Tournaments

Year Tournament Site Opponent Score Year Tournament Site Opponent Score 1952-53 ECAC Holidav New York. DePaul L 61-63 1968-69 Quaker City Spec ti urn Penn State W 70-55 Festival New York Cincinnati W 86-81 Tournament Indiana \\ 108-88 New York U. W 80-63 South Carolina L -.9-1.2

1953-54 Kentucky Lexington, UCLA W 62-53 1969-70 Volunteei Knoxville, Yale W 81-59 Invitational Kentucky Kentucky L 60-73 Classic Tennessee Tennessee i. 17--.;.

ECAC Holiday New York, St. Louis W 77-63 Quaker City Spectrum Georgia W 7..,,., Festival New York Niagara L 50-69 Tournament Cornell BYU W 74-62 Columbia W B9-7 1 Champions; MVP Fran Dunphj 1954-55 Kentucky Lexington. S. California W 49-38 Invitational Kentucky Kentucky L 54-63 1 '170-71 Charlotte Charlotte, Georgia W 50-42 Invitational North Carolina Boston College W 75453

ECAC Holiday New York, Syracuse W 1 03-54 Champions; MVP Km Dumtt Festival New York UCLA W 85-77 Duquesne L 65-67 1971-72 Comhusker Lincoln. Baylor W 81-68 MVP Tom Gola Classic Nebraska Nebraska L 60-75

1955-56 ECAC Holiday New York, San Francisco L 62-79 Quakei City Palestra Boston College L 61-62 Festival New York Syracuse W 75-72 Tournament Fairfield W 108-90 St John's \V 85-76 Massachusetts W 82-75

1956-57 Orange Bowl Miami, W. Kentucky L 76-89 1972-73 ( lable ( !ar Oakland, s.ui Frani is o L 73-74 Classic Florida Seton Hall W 82-72 Classic California Santa Clara L 69-71 Valparaiso W 103-73 (OT)

1957-58 Richmond Richmond, Virginia W 72-64 Quakei City Palestra S. California W 77-72 Invitational Virginia Richmond W 59-55 tournament New Mexico St. W 76-70

(OT) St Joseph's I 52 :: Champions; MVP Bill Katheda 1973-74 Big Sun Si. Petersburg, Wake Foresi L9045 1961-62 ECAC Holiday New York, Dartmouth W 87-60 Florida VV. Kentucky W 7665 Festival New York Cincinnati I. 56-64 Dayton L 67-81 ECAC Holiday Nev, Vbrk, Stanford W 77-66 Festival New York Manhattan 1962-63 Quaker City Palestra BYL L 73-84 Princeton W 83-78 Tournament Delaware W 80-64

Bowling (.reel W 74-67 1974-75 Dayton Dayton, ( lemson " (OT) Invitational Ohio lexas rech w ...i 1963-64 Quaker City Palestra Northwestern VV 91-69 Champions; MVP BUI Taylm fi lament Georgetown \\ 80-69 St Bona \v 83-80 Sugai Bowl New Oilcans. Furman W69-64 Champions; MVP Frank Come Oassii Louisiana Vlabama VV 77 73 Champions; MVP Jot Bryant

1964-65 ECAC Holiday New York, St lohn's 1 71-78 Festival New York I, mpli VV 83-70 1975-70 [ayhawk Lawrence, I.S..S \.X\I Syracuse V\ 73-70 (OT) Class,, Kansas Kansas L 73-74

1965-66 Quakei City Palestra BYl W 71-69 Las Vegas Las Vegas, Michigan 1 71 86

Iburnamenl remple 1 59-66 (OT) HoUday < lassii Nevada Houston I B74J0 Minnesota L 87-92 1976-77 Volunteei Knoxville, lennessee L96667 Vanderbili Nashville, Nebraska VV 99-76 lennessee SMI

Invitational lennessee Vanderbilt 1 95 100 Cabrillo San Diego, V\ B8-84

Quakei City Palestra Syracuse l B i 88 Classii ( alifomia Washington I 94-114 fournameni Niagara VV 86-72

Bowling Greei VV 78-77 1977 7s Ins, Union Charlotte, Easl ( arolini \\ 9695

Invitational North ( arolinj 1 ii, l 7 68 Boston Garden Boston, Providence 1 56-77 l Nt ( harlotte

Invitational Massachuseti \ C State w 68-6 1

1 l ouisville Louisville, LouisviUe l B5 1 1

• s ;s,. l < \( i | Holiday Nev, Vbrk, Louisville I 94 ( lassii Kentucky Ohio State

Festival Nev. Vbrk W< tVirginia \\ 100-8 1

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Regular Season Tournaments

Year Tournament Site Opponent Score Year T()t RNVMKM Site Opponent Score 1978-79 Montana Billings, Montana L 78-91 1988-89 Jostens Palestra Pennsylvania W 77-61 ( lassii Montana c.il St-Fullerton L 75-84 Long Beach St. W 96-63 Champions; MVP Lionel Simmons 1979-80 Cougar Provo, lexasA&M W 72-67 Classic Utah BYU I. 106-1081 Cotton States Atlanta, GA South Carolina W 85-67 Classic Georgia L 85-95 Lobo Albuquerque, Utah State L 88-89

( lassii New Mexico Idaho State W 88-83 1989-90 Coors Light Fresno, S. W. Missouri W 62-58 California Fresno State W 75-63 1980-81 Cabrillo San Diego. San Diego St. L 67-93 Champions, MVP Lionel Simmons Classk California Georgetown L 63-79 USF&G Sugar New Orleans, Ohio State W 74-62 Bowl Classic Louisiana Florida W 76-69 1981-82 Cougar Provo. W. Carolina L 55-58 Champions; MVP Lionel Simmons Classic Utah Idaho State L 68-86 1990-91 Daiwa Ball Tokyo, Baylor W 87-82 Golden Gate San Francisco, Iona L 71-95 Japan Idaho W 83-61 Classic ( lalifornia Rice W 64-58 Champions; MVP Dong Overton

Connecticut Hartford, South Florida L 62-82 1991-92 Central Fidelity Richmond, California W 99-76 Mutual Classic Connecticut St. Bona. W 68-65 Classic Virginia Richmond L 63-78

1982-83 Marshall Huntington, Texas A&M L 74-82 Far West Classic Portland, Oregon State L 80-92 Memorial West Virginia Brown W 61-59 Oregon Oregon W 105-75 Tournament 1992-93 Valley Bank Tucson, West Virginia L 67-80 Milwaukee Milwaukee, Cincinnati L 73-76 Fiesta Bowl Arizona Delaware St. W 83-74 Classic Wisconsin Wise. -G.B. W 62-51 MVP -Steve Black 1993-94 Mile High Boulder, Yale W 78-69 Colorado Colorado L 65-84 1983-84 Maryland College Park, G. Washington W 65-64 Invitational Maryland Maryland L 83-96 Big Island Hilo. W 66-56 Classic Hawaii Tenn. Tech W 109-93 1984-85 Stanford, W 74-73 Ohio U. L 80-100 ffitiona, California Stanford L 73-84 1994-95 MetLife San Francisco, Cal Poly SLO W 85-49 Miller High Tampa, Fordam L 67-74 California San Francisco W 82-80 Life Classic Florida Dartmouth W 84-55 Champions; MVP Kareem Townes

1985-86 Carrier Syracuse, Syracuse L 72-97 Dr Pepper Waco, Howard W 91-75 Classic New York Ohio U. L 65-70 Classic Baylor W 75-64 Champions; MVP Kareem Townes Jostens Palestra Temple L 58-81 Classic Bowling Green WT 94-54 1995-96 Puerto Rico Auburn L 60-70 Shootout Puerto Rico llinois State L 65-72 1986-87 AMI Classic Miami, Penn State L 58-59 W. Kentucky L 63-71 Florida Central Florida W6843 Sierra Medical El Paso. Texas-El Paso L 62-69 Hawaiian Tropic Daytona Beach, Georgia L 65-82 Sun Classic Texas Texas Tech L 58-62

< lassie Florida E. Kentucky W 98-83 1996-97 Super Chevy Iowa City, Southern Miss. W 62-50 fostens Palestra St. Joseph's L 70-77 Classic Iowa Iowa L 62-65 Classic Northeastern W 102-85 Golden Bear Berkeley, Calif. Cal Poly SLO L 71-78 1987-88 CBT Hartford Hartford, Texas-S.A. W' 74-51 Classic Howard W 72-59 Invitational Connecticut Delaware W 86-72 Champions; Ml V Lionel Simmons 1997-98 Carrier Classic Syracuse, N.Y. Miami (Ohio) L 66-71 Texas Southern W 73-67 I987-SS fostens Palestra Villanova L 80-83 OassK Canisius W 85-73 Tribune Classic Tempe, Ariz. Arizona State L 78-1 1 Boston Univ. L 65-77

1 988-89 Acme Boot ( llarksville, Ga. Southern W 64-62 1998-99 Lobo Classic Albuquerque, N\ Northeastern L, 85-92 Classic lennessee Austin Peay W 79-74 Cornell L, 61-63 Champions; MVP Lionel Simmons Boilermaker West Lafayette, IN Eastern Invitational Washington W, 67-59 Purdue L, 59-80 ^

-Time Leaders

Field Goal Percentage 1 ,656 Steve Black 1981-85 1957-58 AlFerner 85/162 52.4 Career 1,643 Kareem Townes 1992-95 1956-57 Tom Garberina 148/294 50.3 1,500 Donnie Carr 1996-present 1955-56 Alonzo Lewis 132/277 47.6 (minimu 11 400-iiiikI, I Pet. (Made Att.) Name Years 1,439 Randy Woods 1989-92 1954-55 Tom Gola 274/624 43.9 1,427 Bill Taylor 1972-75 1953-54 Tom Gola 252/619 40.7 ' ) 800) Craig Conlin 1985-89

1 988-92 53'g 1( i4 1,411 Jack Hurd 1952-53 Tom Gola 186/451 41.2 1 L9761 Michael Brooks 1976*0 53.4(448 839) Donn Wilber 1973-77 1,407 Doug Overton 1987-91 1951-52 Tom Gola 192/528 36.4 53.0 (677/1,277) Ralph Lewis 1981-85 1,403 Hubie Marshall 1964-67 1950-51 Jack George 200/5 8 38.6 50.5 (415 821) Kevin l.vnam 1977-81 1,400 Frank Corace 1961-64

50.4 (834 1.6561 Steve Black 1981-85 Free ; 30.1 (12 14 2.182) Lionel Simmons 1986-90 Field Goals Attempti Career

48 8 1 51 1 1,031) Charlie Wise 1972-76 Season (minimrn 1 200-maile)

4&8 (45 > 935) Joe Bryant 1973-75 Pet. (Made /Att) Name Years 18.6 (68 i 1,407) Doug Overton 1987-91 No. Name Year 84.6 (296/350) Hubie Marshall 1964-67 48.6 (663 1,363) Tim Legler 1984-88 716 Lionel Simmons 1988-89 82.1(262/319) Kurt Kanaskie 1976-80 48.6(693/1,427) Bill Taylor 1972-75 653 Randy Woods 1991-92 81.9 (344/420) Steve Black 1981-85 653 Lionel Simmons 1989-90 81.4(285/350) Doug Overton 1987-91 Field Goal Pei 624 Tom Gola 1954-55 80.5 (248/308) Mo Connollv 1976-80 Season 619 Tom Gola 1953-54 79.4(343/432) Randy Woods 1989-92 613 Lionel Simmons 1987-88 79.4(239/301) Charlie Wise 1972-76 1984-88 Pet. (Made /Att.) Name Years 79.1 (212/268) Tim Legler 1985-89 64.6 (144/223) Craig Conlin 1987-88 Field Gc I 78.2 (219/280) Craig Conlin 58.8 (245/443) Michael Brooks 1978-79 Year-By-Year 78.1(395/506) Chip Greenberg 1982-86 58.7 (237/404) Ralph Lewis 1983-84 (150 or n ore attempts) 76.7 (309/403) Donnie Carr 1996-present 58.5(62/106) Craig Conlin 1985-86 Season Player Made /Att. Pet. 76.2 (266/349) Bob McAteer 1959-1.2 58.3 (166/346) Donn Wilber 1975-76 1998-99 Victor Thomas 142/298 42.1 75.7(331/437) Kareem Townes 1992-95 1997-98 K'Zell Wesson 136/273 49.8 75.2(231/307) Donn Wilber 1973-77 Field Goals Made 1996-97 Mike Gizzi 137/369 37.1 75.0 (273/364) Paul Burke 1991-95 Career 1995-96 Everett Cadin 84/172 48.8 74.9 (230/307) George Paull 1964-67 1994-95 Kareem Townes 242/553 43.8 Free Percentage No. Name Years 1993-94 Terquin Mott 83/164 50.6 Throw 1.244 Lionel Simmons 198li-90 1992-93 Blitz Wooten 85/163 52.2 SEASON 1,064 Michael Brooks 1976-80 1991-92 Milko Lieverst 118/215 54.9 904 Tom Gola 1951-55 1990-91 Milko Lieverst 79/158 50.0 Pet. (Made/Att.) Name Years 1978-79 834 Steve Black 1981-85 1989-90 Doug Overton 201/387 51.9 91.7(55/60) Kurt Kanaskie 1988-89 Craig 59.7 Charlie Wise 1974-75 693 Bill Taylor 1972-75 Conlin 135/226 85.4(105/123) 684 Doug Overton 1987-91 1987-88 Craig Conlin 144/223 64.6 85.2(98/115) Mo Connollv 1979-80 677 Ralph Lewis 1981-85 1986-87 Craig Conlin 129/245 52.7 84.8 (67/79) Hubie Marshall 1964-65 663 Tim Legler 1984-88 1985-86 Chip Greenberg 155/303 51.2 84.5 (120/142) Hubie Marshall 1965-66 651 Ken Durrett 1968-71 1984-85 Ralph Lewis 201/360 55.8 84.5 (109/129) Hubie Marshall 1964-65 647 Kareem Townes 1992-95 1983-84 Ralph Lewis 237/404 58.7 640 Hubie Marshall 1964-67 1982-83 Albert Butts 147/266 55.3 Free Throws Made 1981-82 597 Jack Hurd 1988-92 Tom Piotrowski 133/261 51.0 Career 595 Randy Woods 1989-92 1980-81 Don Word 109/210 51.9 583 Frank Corace 1961-64 1979-80 Michael Brooks 290/553 52.4 No. Name Years 573 Larry Foust 1946-50 1978-79 Michael Brooks 245/443 55.3 673 Lionel Simmons 1986-90 548 Donnie Carr 1996-Dresent 1977-78 Michael Brooks 288/490 58.8 653 Tom Gola 1951-55 1976-77 Donn Wilber 194/333 58.3 500 Michael Brooks 1976-80 Field Goals Made 1975-76 Mike Arizin 121/244 49.6 453 Ralph Lews 1981-85 Season 1974-75 Donn Wilber 82/149 55.1 395 Chip Greenberg 1982-86 1973-74 Glenn Collier 94/180 52.2 377 Ken Durrett 1968-71 1972-73 Jim Crawford 167/314 53.2 1970-73 No. Name Years 353 Jim Crawford 1971-72 Frank Doyle 128/258 49.6 349 Lionel Simmons 1988-89 344 Steve Black 1981-85 1970-71 Ken Durrett 211/440 47.9 1989-92 335 Lionel Simmons 1989-90 343 Randy Woods 1969-70 Fran Dunphy 201/425 47.2 297 1987-88 331 Kareem Townes 1992-95 1968-69 Ken Durrett 191/365 52.3 323 Norm Grekin 1949-53 290 \li< hael Brooks 1979-80 1967-68 Dave Ervin 105/201 52.2 288 Michael Brooks 1978-79 318 Lain' Foust 1946-50 1966-67 George Paull 141/266 53.1 309 Donnie Carr 1996-present 1965-66 Hubie Marshall 277/584 47.6 Field Attempted Goals 1964-65 George Paull 112/223 50.2 LAKttK Free Throws Made 1963-64 Frank Corace 242/548 44.2 Season 1962-63 Tony Abbott 127/278 45.7 No. Name Years 1961-62 Walt Sampson 100/221 45.2 No. Name Years 2,482 Lionel Simmons 1986-90 1960-61 George Friedrich 90/174 51.7 202 Tom Gola 1954-55 2.222 Tom Gola 1951-55 1959-60 Heyer 147/362 40.6 Joey 196 Lionel Simmons 1987-88 1.976 Michael Brooks 1976-80 1958-59 Robert Herdelin 144/256 56.2 189 Lionel Simmons 1988-89 1 1

Tom Gola 1953-54 Rebounds Randv Woods 1991-92 Season Michael Brooks 1979-80 Alonzo Lewis 1983-84 No. Name Years Lionel Simmons 1989-90 652 Tom Gola 1953-54 618 Tom Gola 1954-55 Free Throws Attempted 497 Tom Gola 1951-52 Career 434 Tom Gola 1952-53 386 Lionel Simmons 1987-88 No. Name Years 932 Lionel Simmons 1986-90 Rebounding Average 877 Tom Gola 1951-55 Career 838 Ralph Lewis 1981-85 im 6(Xhebounds) Michael Brooks 1976-80 Avg. Name Years Jim Crawford 1970-73 18.7 Tom Gola 1951-55 Albeit Bulls 1981-84 12.1 Jackie Moore 195163 Ken Durrett 1968-71 Kurt Kanaskie set an Explorer 12.0 Michael Brooks 197660 1982-86 Chip Greenberg record by shooting 91.7% from the 12.0 Ken Durrett 1968-71 Norm Grekin 1949-53 11.6 George Sutoi 1962-65 free throw line during the 1978-79 Karecm Townes 1992-95 11.2 Bob Alden 1957-60 1991-92 Randv Woods season. 11.1 Joe Bryant 1973-75 Aloi iLe 1954-57 10.9 Lionel Simmons 1986-90 Donnie Carr 1996-present L975-76 Charlie Wise 105/130 80.8 10.7 Walter Sampson 1961-64 1974-75 Charlie Wise 76/89 85.4 9.5 Norm Grekin 1949-54 Free Throws Attempted 1973-74 Joe Bryant 86/123 69.9 Season 1972-73 Bobby Jones 48/! 84.2 Rebounds Average 1971-72 Frank Doyle 71/88 80.7 Season Name 1970-71 Ken Durrett 145/189 76.7 1969-70 Tom Gola Iran Dunphy 83/101 82.2 Avg. Name Years 1968-69 78.5 Lionel Simmons 1988-89 Bernie Williams 62/79 23.0 Tom Gola 195364 1967-68 Dave Ervin 49/60 81.7 Lionel Simmons 1987-88 19.9 Tom Gola 195465 1953-54 1966-67 liable Marshall 109/129 84.5 Tom Gola 17.1 Tom Gola 195162 Michael Brooks 1979-80 1965-66 1 [ubie Marshal] 120/142 84.5 "> 15 Tom Gola 195263 1964-65 Hnbie Marshall 67 79 84.8 Randy Woods 1991-92 14.7 Bob Alden 195869 Lionel 1989-90 1963-64 Frank Corace 117 172 68.0

Aloi , I.e 1983-84 1962-63 Tony Abbot! 48/63 76.2 Rebounds Leaders 1961-62 Bob McAteer 133 17() 78.2 Year-By-Year e Throw Percentage Leaders 1960-61 106 139 76.3 195*60 Ralph Bantivoglio 52 65 80.0 Year-By-Year Season Player Iolal Avg. 1958-59 Hugh Brolly 46/62 74.2 itirr attempts) 1998-99 K'Zell Wesson 301 10.8 1957-58 Bill Katheder 72/95 75.7 Player FTM/FTA Pet. I997-9S k'/.cll Wesson 290 10.7 73.6 195667 Alonzo Lewis 129/180 71.2 Donnie Carr 103/140 1996-97 [ravai fohnson 157 5.8 Donnie Carr 77/95 81.8 1955-56 Fran O'Mallcv 62/97 68.6 1995-96 Romaine Haywood 2 1 5 7.2 76.8 1954 55 Tom Gola 202/267 75.6 Donnie Carr 129/168 1'i'M 95 Romanic Haywood 161 6.7 186 73.2 Romaine Haywood 85 L23 69.1 195364 Tom Gola 254 1993-94 Romaine I laywood 173 6 i 1952-53 Tom Gola 1 B 186 78.0 67 97 69 I 1992-93 Blitz Woolen 167 6.4 195162 Tom Gola 120 I7(i 70.6 112 I (9 80.6 1991-92 \blko l ieversl 246 7.9 115/149 77.1 1950 51 Jack George 69 94 73.4 1990-91 \lilko i ieversl 231 8.0

89 1 1 I 80.2 198940 1 ionel Simmons 156 111 182 224 81.S Rebounds 1988-89 1 ionel Simmons 365 111 106 128 82.8 Career 1987-88 1 ionel Simmons 386 11 l 95 119 •1 V 198667 1 ionel Simmons 322 59 68 86.8 No. Wars 198566 Chip Greenberg 1 r> 5 2 71 2,201 1951-55 57 80.3 1984 85 Ralph Lewis 268 'i 6 75 94 79.8 1,429 Lionel Simmons 198640 198364 Ralph Lewis 28 9 l

I'M I 1 .372 Mil hael Brooks 197660 161 B4 Allien buns 'i 6

7 1 966 Ralph 1 ewia 1981 85 89 8S.1 198] 32 Albeit bulls 238 103 126 81.7 Ken Durrett 1968-71 1 ! 181 1 8 Stan Williams 2 is 9 2

17 77 I 832 194963 62 1979^0 Michael Brooks II 5 ' - ' L19 ii I 1962-65 1978-79 Michael Brooks 347 13 J

'17 I"., i III 87 I 64 s 1977-78 Michael Brooks 1 2 11". 195' 60 98 85.2 1976-77 Michael Brooks 311 in 7

. . 91.7 1981 B4 60 Donn Wilbet 261 10.0 si 99 81.8 1974 78

' 5] 64 79.7 [988-9 ^> HII-Time Leaders

1972-73 foe DiCocco 23S 9.5 Assists Average 1971-72 Jim Crawford 273 10.9 Season 1970-71 Ken Durrett 251 9.3 1969-70 Ken Durrett 315 12.1 Name Years 1968-69 Ken Durrett 284 11.8 Doug Overton 1988-89 1967-68 Ed Szczesm 281 10.0 Paul Burke 1993-94 1966-67 Stan Wlodarczyk 257 9.9 Doug Overton 1989-90 196546 George Paull 220 8.8 Greg Webster 1980-81 1964-65 ( ieorge Sutor 267 11.6 Darryl Gladden 1977-78 1963-64 George Sutor 282 11.3 Paul Burke 1994-95 1962-63 George Sutor 277 1 1 .5 Lain Cannon 1968-69 1961-62 Walt Sampson 280 11.2 Shawn Smith 1995-96 1960-61 foe Carey 221 9.6 Randy Woods 1991-92 1959-60 Bob Alden 319 14.5 1958-59 Bob Herdelin 324 14.1 Assists Leaders 1957-58 Bob Alden 214 9.3 Year-By-Year 1956-57 Wally Fredericks 226 8.7 1955-56 Fran O'Mallev 352 14.1 Avg . 1954-55 Tom Gola 618 19.9 Donnie Carr 4.92 1953-54 Tom Gola 652 21.7 Donnie Carr 4.21 1952-53 Tom Gola 434 15.5 Shawn Smith 4.88 1951-52 Tom Gola 497 15.5 Shawn Smith 5.89 Paul Burke 6.15 Blocked Shots Paul Burke 6.66 Career Paul Burke Randy Woods No. Name Years Doug Overton 248 Lionel Simmons 1980-90 Doug Overton 107 Ron Barnes 1985-87 Ken Durrett ranks among La Salle's Doug Overton 94 Ralph Lewis 1981-85 1987-88 Rich Tan- top five in career scoring average 68 K'Zell Wesson 1997-99 1986-87 Rich Tarr 67 Tom Piotrowski 1978-7 9, 80-83 (23.7 ppg., 3rd) and career re- 1985-86 Chip Greenberg 63 .Albert Butts 1981-84 bounding average 1984-85 Chip Greenberg 1983-84 Chip Greenberg (12.0 rpg., 4th). Blocked Shots 1982-83 Chip Greenberg Season 1981-82 Steve Black Assists 1980-81 Greg Webster 6.44 No. Name Years Season 1979-80 Kevin Lynam 4.19 Lionel Simmons 1987-88 1978-79 Darryl Cladden 5.60 65 Lionel Simmons 1989-90 Name Years 1977-78 Darryl Gladden 6.40 1988-89 61 Lionel Simmons 1988-89 .Hi- Overton 1976-77 Tony DiLeo 3.62 57 Ron Barnes 1985-86 Doug Overton 1989-90 1975-76 Charlie Wise 5.15 52 Travar Johnson 1996-97 Rich Tarr 1986-87 1974-75 Charlie Wise 4.41 Darrvl Gladden 1977-78 1973-74 Charlie Wise 3.93 Assists Paul Burke 1993-94 1972-73 Jim Crawford 3.16 Career Rich Tarr 1987-88 1971-72 Jim Crawford 2.72 Paul urke 1994-95 1970-71 Greg Cannon 5.16 1995-96 No, Name Years 1969-70 Fran Dunphy 1991-92 671 Doug Overton 1987-91 1968-69 Lain Cannon 567 Paul Burke 1991-95 1967-68 Larry Cannon 4.76 Assists 461 Darryl Gladden 1976-80 Average 1966-67 Hubie Marshall 4.12 461 Chip Greenberg 1982-86 Career 1 965-66 Hubie Marshall 3.92 429 Rich Tarr 1984-88 n 200-assists) 407 Charlie Wise 1972-76 Avg, Name Years 389 Shawn Smith 1995-98 Doug Overton 1987-91 368 Greg Webster 1977-81 Paul Burke 1991-95 366 Kurt Kanaskie 1976-80 Shawn Smith 1 995-98 355 Lionel Simmons 1986-90 Darryl Gladden 1976-80 347 Lain Cannon 1966-69 Larry Cannon 1966-69 340 Randy Woods 19S9-92 Chip Greenberg 1982-86 311 Donnie Carr 1996-present Charlie Wise 1972-76 Randy Woods 1989-92

( Ireg Webster Donnie Carr 1996-present Oi Steals Three-Point Field Goal Three-Point Field Goals Career Percentage — Career Attempted -- Career

i 5(Pmade minimum 1 No, Name Years att.) Name Years No. Name Year 277 Doug Overton 1987-91 45.6(161-353) Tim Legler 1984-88 876 Kareem Townes 1992-95 239 Lionel Simmons 1986-89 41.5 (100-241) RichTarr 1984-88 789 )ack Hurd 1988-92 220 Randy Woods 1989-92 41.5 (56-135) Lionel Simmons 1986-90 789 Ranch Woods 1989-92 214 Paul Burke 1991-95 37.8 (142-376) Doug Overton 1987-91 754 Donnie Carr 1996-present 205 Jack Hurd 1988-92 37.6 (68-181) Larry Koretz 1983-87 648 Paul Burke 1991-95 200 Ralph Lewis 1981-85 36.9 (291-789) Jack Hurd 1988-92 517 Mike Gizzi 1994-98

196 Kareem Townes 1992-95 36.0(186-5170 Mike Gizzi 1994-98 376 Doug ( hciton 1987-91 176 Chip Greenberg 1982-86 353 Tim Leglei 1984-88 165 Shawn Smith 1995-98 Three-Point Field Goal 303 BobbyJohnson 1986-90 159 Mike Gizzi 1994-98 Percentage — Season 134 Rich Tan 1984-88 Thri 118 Steve Black 1981-85 Pet. (made-att.) Name Year Attempted -— Season 112 Tim Legler 1984-88 49.1 (104-212) Tim Legler 1987-88 106 Dallas Philson 1981-84,85-86 47.7 (31-65) Lionel Simmons 1989-90 No. Name Year 93 Donnie Carr 1996-present 11.0 (70-159) |ack Hurd 1988-89 341 Randv Woods 1991-92 13.6 (54-124) Doug Overton 1980-90 301 Kareem Townes 1992-93 Steals 42.5 (37-87) RichTarr 1986-87 291 Kareem Townes 1993-94 Season 289 Donnie Carr 1996-97 Three-Point Field Goals 285 |a.k Hurd 1991-92 No. Name Years Made — Career 284 Kareem Townes 1992-95 98 Doug Overton 1988-89 259 Donnie Carr 1997-98 89 Randy Woods 1988-89 No. Name Years 227 Ranch Woods 1990-91 85 Doug Ovci Ion 1989-90 221 Ranch Woods 1989-90 300 Kareem Townes 1 992-95 75 Kareem Townes 199435 291 Jack Hurd 1988-92 212 [•imLegle. 1987-88 75 Randy Woods 1991-92 278 Rand) Woods 1989-92 213 Paul Burke 1991-95 71 Lionel 1987-88 206 Donnie Carr 1998-99 Simmons 250 Donnie Carr 1 996-present 70 Alon/o Lewis 1983-84 195 Paul Burke 1991-95 186 Mike Giz/i 1994-98 Three-Point Field Goal Steals Leader 161 Tim Leglei 198488 Percentage — Year By Year

Year-By-Year 1 12 Doug < Iverton 1987-91 (mini nil n ><) mad, i Season Player Mail, \tt. I'd. Season Player Total Avg, Three-Point Field Goal! 1998-99 Victor Thomas 1.1 152 42.1 1998-99 Julian Blanks 31 1.11 Made — Season 1997 IS Victoi ["nomas 13 108 39.8 1997-98 Shawn Smith 48 2.29 1996 i7 Shawn Smith 31 7g (9.2

19964* Shawn Smith 65 2.50 No, Name Year 1995 96 Mike- (.i//i 54 l (5 W.O 1995-96 Shawn Smith 52 1 .86 121 Randy Woods 1991-92 1994 95 Kareem towne 103 284 36.3 'i', ion 1994 Kareem townes 75 2.78 113 Jack Hurd 199] 92 1993 M Kareem towne 291 14.3 1993-94 Paul Bu.kc 65 2,11 101 rim Leglei 1987-88 1992 93 Paul Burke 63 it: (5.6 Kareem Townes 65 2,11 103 Kareem townes 199 1-95 1991 12 |ack Hurd 113 [992-93 Kareem Townes 56 2.07 100 Kareem Townes 1993-94 1990 91 Ranch Woods SO 227 35 2 n. tr. 1991-92 Randy Woods 75 2,12 99 Donnie Carr 1996-97 1989 90 1 ionel Sun. .. s 31 17 7 1990-91 Rand) Woods 59 2.36 97 Kareem townes 1992-93 1MSS SO |a.k Hurd 70 159 no 1989 'hi Doug Overton 98 3.06 80 Rand) Woods 1990-91 1987 88 Inn Leglei 101 212 I'M 1988-89 Lionel Simmons 71 JIN 80 Donnie Carr 1997-98 1986-87 Rul, la., :\7 87 12 5

1987-88 I ionel Simmons 34 2. 12 77 Rand) Woods 1989-90

1986-87 1 • Lionel Si »ns .61 71 Donnie (an 1998-99 \< n\ players in bold. 1985-86 Lcgle, 27 Tim 0.96 70 fack Hurd 1988-89 Ralph 1984 85 Lewis 52 1.86 69 Mike Gizzi 1997-98

19 | i Ralph Lewis 70 2.26

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Individual Records

Points Lionel Simmons Free Throws Made 32 games, 1988-89 Game Kareem Townes Career 18 (18 atts.) Lionel Simmons 2,482 Lionel Simmons . Loyola (111.), Feb. 4, 1995 vs. American, Feb. 2, 1988 131 games, 1986-90 Opponent (Game) H ubie Marshall 18 (22 atts.) Bob McNeill, St. Joseph's Feb. 26, L958

at Albright, Dec. 1, 1965 Three-Point Field Goals Made Season Opponent (Game) Game 202 Tom Gola Calvin Murphy, Niagara 9 (20 atts.) Kareem Townes 31 games, 1954-55 Dec. 16, 1967 vs. Loyola (111.), Feb. 4, 1995 Percentage (Season) Opponent (Game) 91.7% (55-60) KurtKanaskie Lionel Simmons 10 (17 atts.) George McCloud, Florida St. 21 games, 1978-79 32 games, 1988-89 Feb. 23, 1989 Career Season Average 673 Lionel Simmons 28.4 Lionel Simmons Percentage (Game) 131 games, 1986-1990 32 games, 1988-89 100.0% (6-6) Victor Thomas Career vs. Duquesne, Jan. 6, 1999 Percentage (Career) Opponent Percentage (Game) 3,217 Lionel Simmons 86.3% ( 1 57-1 82) Kevin Lynam 131 games, 1986-90 85.7 % (6-7) Tony Ward, Penn State 101 games, 1977-81 Career Average Nov. 11, 1986 24.6 Lionel Simmons Season Free Throws Attempted 131 games, 1986-90 121 Randy Woods Game 31 games, 1991-92 21 Bob Fields Percentage (Season) Field Goals Made at Rider Mar. 1, 1971 Game 49. 1 % (1 04-2 12) Tim Legler Opponent 24 (36 atts.) Michael Brooks 34 games, 1987-88 23 Howie Landa, Lebanon Valley at BYU Dec. 15, 1979 Career Jan. 15, 1955 Opponent 300 Kareem Townes 1992-95 20 (40 atts.) Joe Steiner, Bucknell 81 games, Feb. 7, 1962 Percentage (Career) Percentage (Game) 45.6% (161-353) Tim Legler 100.0% (10-10) Victor Thomas 121 games, 1984-88 vs. Duquesne, Jan. 6, 1999 Opponent Percentage (Game) 100.0% (10-10) Bill Duffy, Santa Clara Dec. 22, 1981 Three-Point Field Goals Attempted 349 Lionel Simmons 32 games, 1988-89 Game Season. Percetage 20 Kareem Townes 64.6*2 (144-223) Craig Conlin vs. Detroit, Jan. 14, 1993 34 games, 1987-88 vs. Loyola (111.),' Feb. 4, 1995 Career Opponent (Game) 1244 Lionel Simmons 1 George McCloud, Florida St. 131 games, 1986-90 Feb. 23, 1989 Career Percentage 58.8% (470-800) Craig Conlin 341 Randy Woods 119 games, 1985-89 25 games, 1990-91 Career 876 Kareem Townes Field Goals Attempted 81 games, 1992-95

Michael Brooks tBYU (30T),Dec. 15, 1979 Kareem Townes exploded for 52

points against Loyola (III.) to set a Opponent La Salle record. He ranks fifth on the Joe Steiner, Bucknell Feb. 7, 1962 Explorers' all-time scoring charts

with 1 ,925 points in only three ^seasons. Season Opponent (Game) Career

267 Tom Gola 15 J ?rrv Hobbie, Fordham Doug Overton 31 games, 1954-55 Dec. 28, 1984 123 gain. Career Season 932 Lionel Simmons 244 Doug Overton Blocked Shots 131 games, 1986-90 32 games, 1988-89 Game Career Lionel Simmons

Rebounds 671 Doug Overton vs. American. Feb. 2. 1988 123 games, 1987-91 Opponent (Game) Game 6 Shawn Bradlev. Brigham Young

37 Tom Gola Steals Dec. 4. 1990 at Lebanon Valley Jan. 15, 1955 Abraham Faisal. Marquette Opponent (G ame) Game Dec. 22, 1996 33 Art Beam, American 8 Doug Overton Season

Jan. 10, 1967 vs. Army, Feb. 3, 1989 77 Lionel Simmons Season Paul Burke 34 games. 1987-88

652 Tom Gola vs. Detroit. Jan. 29, 1994 Career 30 games, 1953-54 Shawn Smith 248 Lionel Simmons

Career vs Vlrgi lia Tech, Jan. 27, 1998 131 games. 1986-90 2201 Tom Gola 118 games, 1951-55 Opponent (Game) 7 Rodney Brown, Canisius

Assists Jan. 11, 1992 Season Game 98 Doug Overton 18 Doug Overton 32 games, 1988-89

m. Hoh (loss Feb. 13, 1989

EXPLORERS IN THE PROS

Michael Brooks Jackie Moore

Joe Bryant Doug < hriton

Larry Cannon Jim Phelan

Ken Dtliiett Tom Piot. ouski

Bob Fields Lionel Simmons

1 .11 l\ 1 oust ( Seorge Sutoi

jack George Roland [ayioi

[bin Gob Bemie Williams

nmLegki Randj \\o,„is

Ralph Lewis o ^NBA -Time Team Records

Points Opponent (Game) Free Throws Attempted Game 105 Creighton, Feb. 1. 1967

133 vs. Loyola Marymount, Dec. 31, 1990 Season Game 2.224 32 games. 1989-90 Half 51 vs. Duquesne, Feb. 16, 1957

68 vs. Loyola Marymount, Dec. 31, 1990 Opponent (Game)

Opponent (Game) Three-Point Field Goals Made 52 Kentucky, Dec. 2, 1978 118 Loyola Marymount, Jan. 6. 1990 N.C. State, Jan. 23, 1954 Miami(Fla.), [an. 23. 1964 Game Season Opponent (Half! 18 vs. Oregon, Dec. 28, 1991 878 28 games, 1952-53 67 Loyola Marymount, Dec. 31. 1990 vs. Loyola Marymount, Dec. 31, 1990 Combined Percentage (Game) Rebounds 251, (133-118) 90.0% (9/10) vs. Iona, Jan. 23, 1989

vs Loyola Marymount, Dec. 31, 1990 Opponent (Game) Game 13 Detroit, 14, 1993 Season Jan. 85 vs. Brandeis, Jan. 8, 1955 1990 2.754 32 games, L989-90 Loyola Marymount, Jan. 6, vs. Syracuse, Dec. 27, 1954 Florida St., Feb. 23, 1989 Opponents (Game) Opponent Percentage (Game) 89.0 24 games, 1968-69 79 St. Joseph's, Jan. 8, 1966 Opponent (Season) 85.7$ (6 7) Army, Feb. 24, 1987 Season 2.491 30 games, 1977-78 Season 1,697 31 games, 1954-55 Opponent (Points Per Game) 294 31 games, 1991-92 83.2 28 Games. 197S-79 Percentage (Season) Assists 48.0% 34 games. 1987-8S Game (Season) Wins Opponent 35 vs. Lovola (La.), Feb. 4, 1967 Season 198 30 games, 1995-96 Season 30 1989-90 592 32 games, 1989-90 Three-Point Field Goals

22 fan. 9 - Mar. 15. 1990 Attempted Miscellaneous Consecutive (Havrnan Hall) Games (Season)

16 Dec. 1. 1975 -Mar. 2. 19S1 Game 34 1987-88 Consecutive (Palestra) 43 vs. St. Joseph's. Feb. 11, 1992 Wins (Season)

19 Feb. 28, 1968 - Dec. 16. 1969 Opponent (Game) 30 1989-90 Consecutive (Civic Center) 36 Siena, Mar. 4, 1990 Losses (Season)

11 Jan. 9. 1990 -Jan. 5, 1991) Season 24 1995-96 835 31 games, 1991-92 Best Win Percentage Field Goals Made Opponent (Season) .958(23-1) 1968-69 Game 545 31 games. 1991-92 Highest Season Scoring Average

57 (85 atts.) at American, Feb. 3. 1979 89.0 1968-69 Percentage (Game) Worst Win Percentage

67.1$ (57 85) at American, Feb. 3. 1979 Free Throws Made .200 (6-24) 1995-96 Opponent (Game) Lowest Season Scoring Average Game 19 Yillanova. fan. 27. 1982 67.9 1992-93 Opponent Percentage (Game) 39 (47 atts.) vs. Bncknell. Mar. 1, 1982 Largest Win Margin

65.9% (29/44) Florida Southern Percentage (Game) 53 (94-41) vs Youngstown St., Feb. 28.1953 Dec. 21. 1978 100.0% (13/13) vs. Fairfield, Feb. 13, 1988 Largest Loss Margin Season Opponent (Game) 42 (52-94) C.C.N.Y, Dec. 15, 1945 1.017 30 games. 1977-78 39 Kentucky. Dec. 2,1978 Fewest Points (Game) Percentage (Season) Opponent Percentage (Game) 41 (41-63) Evansville, Feb. 11,1993 50.1% (992 1.982) 31 games, 1979-80 100.0% (16/16) Siena, Dec. 7, 1991 Fewest Points Combined (Game)

Season 92 (49-43) vs. Princeton, Nov. 27, 1994 Field Goals Attempted 588 31 games. 1983-84 (50-42) Percentage (Season) vs. Georgia. Dec. 29,1970 Game 76.59E (423/553) 28 games, 1985-86 Fewest Points (Half)

112 vs. Furman. Feb. 6. 1954 6 (42-66) vs. Duke, Dec. 5, 1978

«• ^i # yj~ n Postseason Tournaments

NCAA TOURNAMENTS NATIONAL INVITATION TOURNAMENTS

Year Site Opponent Score (All games prior to 1984 slaved it Madison Square Garden) 1954 Buffalo. NY Fordham 76-74 (OT)

Palestra Nordi Caro. St. 88-81 Year Site Opponent Score Navy 64-48 1948 New York, N.Y Western Kentucky 61 -68

Kansas City, Mo. Penn State 69-54 1950 New York, N.Y Arizona 72-66 Bradley 92-76 Duquesne 47-49

National Champions 1951 New York, N.Y. St. Louis 61-73 1952 New York, N.Y. Seton Hall 80-76

St. John's 51-45 1955 Madison Square Garden West Virginia 95-61 Duquesne 59-46 Palestra Princeton 73-46 Dayton 75-64 Canisius 99-64 Champions

Kansas City, Mo. Iowa 76-73 San Francisco 63-77 1953 New York, N.Y. St John's 74-75

National 2nd place 1963 New York, N.Y. St. Louis 61-62 1965 New York, N.Y. Detroit 86-93 1968 College Park, Md. Columbia 83-89 1971 New York, N.Y. Georgia Tech 67-70 1975 Palestra Syracuse 83-87 (OT) 1984 Palestra Pitt 91-95 1978 Palestra Villanova 97-103 1987 Villanova, Pa. Villanova 86-84 1980 West Lafayette, Ind. Purdue 82-90 Buffalo, N.Y Niagara 89-81

1983 Palestra Boston University 70-58 Palestra Illinois St. 70-50 Greensboro, N.C. Va. Commonwealth 67-76 Madison Square Garden Arkansas-L.R. 92-73 1988 Notre Dame, Ind. Kansas State 53-66 Southern Miss. 80-84 1989 Nashville, Tenn. Louisiana Tech 74-83 Second place 1990 Hartford, CT Southern Miss. 79-63 Clemson 75-79 1991 Amherst, Mass. Massachusetts 90-93 1992 Greensboro, N.C. Seton Hall 76-78

La SALLE UNIVERSITY PRODUCTS NOW IN THE GAME AS COACHES

Tony DiLeo, Assistant Coach, (NBA) Ken Durrett, Head Coach, Wilkinsburg High Girls (PA)

Joe Mihalich, Head Coach, Niagara University Tom Piotrowski , Assistant Coach, Absegami High Girls, Fran Dunphv, Head Coach, University of Pennsylvania (Absecon, NJ)

Jim Phelan, Head Coach, Mount St. Mary's College Joe Rapczynski , Head Coach, Brandywine High Kurt Kanaskie, Head Coach, Drake University (Wilmington, DE)

Al Lewis, Head Coach, Cheyney University Chris Donato, Head Coach, Owen J. Roberts High Rich Prendergast, Administrative Assistant, La Salle University (Pottstown, PA) Jim Phillips, Assistant Coach, La Salle University Jim Fenerty, Head Coach, Germantown Academy , .Assistant Coach, University of Richmond (Fort Washington, PA) Ray Jones, Assistant Coach, Cornell University Craig Conlin, Assistant Coach, Germantown Academy Jim Crawford, Head Coach. Camden Catholic High (NJ) (Fort Washington, PA) Bill Fox, Head Coach, Fadier Judge High (Philadelphia, PA) Ed Holzer, Head Coach, Gwynedd Mercy Academy Girls Brian Moms, Assistant Coach, Gwynedd Mercy College Women (Gwynedd Valley, PA) (Gwynedd Valley, PA) Mike Stock, Head Coach, Harry S Truman High (Levittown, PA) Lefty Ervin, Head Coach, Shipley School (Bryn Mawr, PA) Vear-By-Vear lllon/Loss Records

Season Won Lost Captain (s) 1999 Donnie Carr 1998 Mike Gizzi 1997 Mike Melchionni, Mike Gizzi 1996 Romaine Haywood 1995 Kareem Townes, Paul Burke. Romaine Haywood 1994 Paul Burke, Kareem Townes 1993 Jeff Neubauer 1992 Jack Hurd 1991 Doug Overton 1990 Lionel Simmons 1989 Craig Conlin, Lionel Simmons 1988 Tim Legler, Rich Tarr 1987 Larry Koretz 1986 Chip Greenberg, Gary Jones 1985 Steve Black, Ralph Lewis 1984 Steve Black, Ralph Lewis 1983 Tom Piotrowski, Ralph Gilmore 1982 16 Paul Harter 1981 14 Greg Webster, Kevin Lynam, Stan Williams 1980 22 Michael Brooks 1979 15 Tony Plakis, Darryl Gladden 1978 18 Joe Mihalich.Jim Wolkiewicz 1977 17 Donn Wilber 1976 11 Glenn Collier, V'arick Cutler, Charlie Wise Mike Gizzi (left) was Speedy Morris' (right) sole tearr 1975 22 Bill Taylor captain in the 1997-98 season.

1974 18 Joe DiCocco, Frank Moffat t

1 973 15 Jim Crawford, Bill Fox Season Won Lost Captain (s) 1972 6 Jim Crawford 1951 fim Phelan 1971 20 Ken Durrett 1950 Frank ( lomerford 1970 14 Durrett Fran Dunphy, Ken 1949 [oe ( ireenberg 1909 23 Game ( laptains 1948 Fred Bernhardt 1968 20 Larry Cannon, Lefty Frvin 1947 Bob Walters 1967 14 Hubie Marshall, George Paul! 19 0") Bob Walters 1966 10 Jerry Marano 19 15 ( iame ( laptains 1965 15 foeCunnane 1914 Don dune 1964 16 Frank Corace In Reichman 1963 L6 Bill Raftery.Ton) Abbot! Charles Mcdone Bob McAteei 1911 Gene Gillen, [ohn Brnich

Bob McAteei 1940 lorn ( .no. II I960 Game Captains 1939 Frank Hoersi L959 Al Feraei 1938 Frank Hoersi 1958 Charles Eltringham L9S7 Frank Hoersi L957 Game Captains 1936 Phil Keai 1956 Game Captains 1935 Man Kratchowill 1955 loin Cola 1931 (Kin Meehan

1 195 loin ! Gola, 1 Frank O'Hara I 1 | [oe Meehan

1953 ( .ainc ( laptains 1932 ( haries Mosicani 1952 O1931 Mori Gratt, Ka\ Hah -Time Leading Scorers

3,000 Points

Lionel Simmons - 3,217 points; four years

FGA FG% FT REB AVG FTS AVG 500 .526 322 9.8 670 20.3 613 .485 259 386 11.4 792 23.3 716 .487 266 365 11.4 908 28.4 653 .513 356 11.1 847 26.5 2482 .501 1429 10.9 3,217 24.6

2,000 Points

Michael Brooks - 2,628 points; four years

Yr G FG FGA FG% FT FTA FT% REB AVG PTS AVG 1976-77 29 241 490 .402 97 152 .638 311 14.1 579 20.0 1977-78 28 288 490 .588 120 164 .732 358 12.8 696 24.9 1978-79 26 245 443 .533 116 161 .720 347 13.4 606 23.3 1979-80 31 290 649 .447 167 237 .705 356 11.5 747 24.1 Totals 114 1064 2072 .514 500 714 .700 1372 12.8 2,628 23.1

Tom Gola - 2,461 points; four years

REB AVG PTS AVG 497 17.1 504 17.4 412 145 186 434 15.5 517 18.5 407 186 254 652 21.7 690 23.0 439 202 267 618 19.9 750 24.2 407 653 877 2201 18.7 2,461 20.9

Steve Black - 2,012 points; four years

( FGA F c, < FT FTA FT% AVG 458 483 119 143 .832 20.0 336 497 48 62 .774 20.1 403 514 103 126 .818 19.2 459 521 74 89 .832 19.7 1656 504 344 420 .819 19.7

1,500 Points

Kareem Townes - 1,925 points; three years Yr G FG FGA FG% FT FTA FT% FTS AVG 1992-93 27 203 550 .369 104 149 .698 607 22.5 1993-94 27 202 540 .374 115 149 .772 619 22.9 1994-95 27 242 553 .438 112 139 .806 699 25.9 Totals 81 647 1643 .394 331 437 .757 1,925 23.8 4^ Randy Woods - Vr AVG 1989-90 13.3 1990-91 21.6 1991-92 27.3 Totals 20.6

Ralph Lewis - 1 ,807 points; four years FGA FG% 174 .477 339 .460 41S 13.1 404 638 20.6 360 524 IS. 7 Totals 116 677 1277 1,807 15.6

Doug Overton - 1,795 points: four years Yr G FG FGA 1987-88 34 110 221 .841 1988-89 32 174 352 .797 1989-90 32 201 .798 1990-91 25 199 .828 Totals 123 684 1407 .814

Tim Legler- 1,699 points; four years Yr G FG FGA FG% FT FTA FT% REB AVG FTS AVG

1984-85 26 69 147 .469 17 24 .70S 72 2.S 1 55 6.0 1985-86 28 158 315 .502 45 54 .833 110 3.9 361 12.9 1986-87 33 233 4S7 .478 93 119 .782 147 4.5 616 IS. 7 1987-88 34 203 414 .490 57 71 .803 139 4.1 567 16.7 Totals 121 663 1363 .486 212 268 .791 468 3.9 1,699 14.0

1 ,693 points; four vears G FG l'INM-'lll 3S3 38 .658

L 99091 399 76 113 .673 1991-92 429 56 80 .700 Totals 124 597 1414 422 208 297 .700

Ken Dl rrett - 1 ,679 points; three years Yr G FG FGA G% FT FTA FT% REB AVG AVG 52:'. 1968-69 24 I'M (65 98 LS6 .721 28 1 11 s 20.0

1969-70 26 -'i'' 539 162 134 184 .728 315 12.1 2 1 3

1970-71 21 211 440 INI! 145 1S9 767 25 1 12.0 Totals 71 651 1344 484 377 509 .741 850 12.0

DONNIE Carr - 1,655 points; 1996-curremt Yr G FG FGA

309 103 .766

Hl'BIE M \KMI\I I 1 ,576 points; three vears Yr G F(i FGA FT FTA IT',

I'n, i 65 67 79 848 1965-66 1966-67

Bills Taylor - 1,554 points; three yean

Yr (, FG I o -Time Leading Scorers

La SALLE'S 1,000-POINT SCORERS ^ SALLE'S 500-POINT SCORERS CAREER SEASON

Field Free Total Field Free Total Name Year Games Goals Throws Points Avg, Name Year Games Goals Throws Points Avg, Lionel Simmons 1986-90 131 1,244* 673 3,217 24.6 Lionel Simmons 1988-89 32 349* 189 908 28.4 Michael Brooks 1976-80 114 1,064 500 2,628 23.1 Randy Woods 1991-92 31 272* 182 847 27.3 Tom Gola 1951-55 118 904 653 2,461 20.9 Lionel Simmons 1989-90 32 335* 146 847 26.5 Steve Black 1981-85 102 834 344 2,012 19.7 Lionel Simmons 1987-88 34 297* 196 792 23.3 Kareem Townes 1992-95 81 647* 331 1,925 23.8 Tom Gola 1954-55 31 274 202 750 24.2 Ranch Woods 1989-92 88 595* 343 1,811 20.6 Michael Brooks 1979-80 31 290 167 747 24.1 Ralph Lewis 1981-85 116 677 453 1,807 15.6 Kareem Townes 1994-95 27 242* 112 699 25.9 Doug Overton 1987-91 123 826* 285 1,795 14.6 Michael Brooks 1977-78 28 288 120 696 24.9 Tim Legler 1984-88 121 663* 212 1,699 14.0 Tom Gola 1953-54 30 252 186 690 23.0 Jack Hurd 1988-92 124 597* 208 1,693 13.7 Hubie Marshall 1965-66 25 277 120 674 26.9 Ken Durrett 1968-71 71 651 377 1,679 23.6 Lionel Simmons 1986-87 33 263* 142 670 20.3 Donnie Carr 996-presen 82 548* 309 1,655 20.2 Donnie Carr 1996-97 27 209* 129 646 23.9 Huhie Marshall 1964-67 74 640 296 1,576 21.3 Ralph Lewis 1983-84 31 237 164 638 20.6

Bill Taylor 1972-75 82 693 168 1,554 18.9 Ken Durrett 1969-70 26 249 134 632 24.3 Larry Foust 1946-50 103 573 318 1,464 14.2 Joe Bryant 1974-75 29 256 120 632 21.8 Larry Cannon 1966-69 75 566 298 1,430 19.1 Kareem Townes 1993-94 27 202* 115 619 22.9 Frank Corace 1961-64 73 583 245 1,411 19.3 Tim Legler 1986-87 33 233* 93 616 18.7 Larry Koretz 1983-87 120 548* 218 1,382 11.5 Kareem Townes 1992-93 27 203* 97 607 22.5 Paul Burke 1991-95 109 450* 273 1,368 12.6 Michael Brooks 1978-79 26 245 116 606 23.3 Kurt Kanaskie 1976-80 105 547 262 1,356 12.9 Bob Fields 1970-71 27 247 111 605 22.4 Mike Gizzi 1994-98 110 437* 259 1,319 12.0 Frank Corace 1963-64 25 242 117 601 24.0 Charlie Wise 1972-76 97 503 239 1,245 12.8 Michael Brooks 1976-77 29 241 97 579 19.9 Norm Grekin 1950-53 88 460 323 1,243 14.1 Ken Durrett 1970-71 21 211 145 567 27.0 Mo Connolly 1976-80 108 492 248 1,232 11.4 Tim Legler 1987-88 34 203* 57 567 16.7 Bernie Willi. mis 1966-69 74 528 174 1,230 16.6 Steve Black 1981-82 28 221 119 561 20.0 Chip Greenberg 1982-86 110 416 395 1,227 11.2 Jack Hurd 1991-92 31 195* 56 559 18.0 Jim Crawford 1970-73 77 430 353 1,213 15.8 Bill Taylor 1974-75 29 247 65 559 19.3 Fred Iehle 1949-53 94 511 182 1,204 12.8 Doug Overton 1990-91 25 253* 106 558 22.3 Bob Walters 1943-47 80 1,193 14.9 Steve Black 1984-85 28 239 74 552 19.7

Craig Conlin 1985-89 119 470 219 1,159 9.7 Bill Taylor 1973-74 28 242 67 551 19.7 Alonzo Lewis 1954-57 82 424 289 1,137 13.9 Doug Overton 1989-90 32 201* 95 551 17.2 Donn Wilber 1973-77 90 448 231 1,127 12.5 Hubie Marshall 1966-67 26 220 109 549 21.1 Joe Bryant 1973-75 54 456 206 1,118 20.7 Larry Cannon 1967-68 28 207 132 546 19.5 Romaine Haywood 1993-96 81 392* 163 1,083 13.4 Bob McAteer 1961-62 25 205 133 543 21.7 Albert Butts 1981-84 88 374 312 1,060 12.0 Romaine Haywood 1995-96 30 197* 85 542 18.1

Bob McAteer 1959-62 69 395 266 1 ,056 15.3 Randy Woods 1990-91 25 257* 105 539 21.6 George Paull 1964-67 74 393 230 1,016 13.7 Donnie Carr 996-presen 28 175* 103 524 18.7 Bob Fields 1969-71 52 417 182 1,016 19.5 Ralph Lewis 1984-85 28 201 122 524 18.7 Rich Tarr 1984-88 119 359* 186 1,004 8.4 Tom Gola 1952-53 28 186 145 517 18.5

* Includes three-po nt field goals. Steve Black 1983-84 27 207 103 517 19.1 Active player in bold. Tom Gola 1951-52 29 192 120 504 17.4

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^^^ — YEAR-BY-YEAR Season Player PJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJI La SALLE PLAYERS WITH 4 )R SCORING I.FADFRS 1954-55 Tom Gola 750 24.2 IN 1953-54 Tom Gola 690 23.0 MORE POINTS A GAME 1952-53 Tom Gola 517 18.5 1998-99 Donnie Carr 524 18.7 Name Opponent Points 1951-52 Tom Gola 505 15.8 1997-98 Donnie Carr 485 18.0 Kareem Townes Loyola < 111. 52 1950-51 Jack George 469 16.2 1996-97 Donnie Carr 646 23.9 Feb. 4, 1995 1949-50 Larry Foust 355 14.2 1995-96 Romaine Haywooc 542 18.1 Michael Brooks at Brigham Young 51 1948-49 Larry Foust 453 16.2 1994-95 Kareem Townes 699 25.9 Dec. 15, 1979 1947-48 Bob Walters 348 13.4 1993-94 Kareem Townes 619 22.9 Ranch Woods .u 1 oyola Man mount 46 1946-47 Bob Walters 367 16.0 1992-93 Kareem Townes 607 22.5 Dec. 31, 1990 1945-46 Bob Walters 263 13.8 1991-92 Ranch Woods 847 27.3 Doug Overton at Loyola Marymount 45 1990-91 Doug Overton 558 22.3 Dec. 31, 1990 1989-90 Lionel Simmons 847 26.5 SCORING AVERAGE Ken Durrett W. Kentucky 45 1988-89 Lionel Simmons 908 28.4 SEASON Jan. 16, 1971 1987-88 Lionel Simmons 792 23.3 Randy Woods Fairfield 42 Avg. Name Years 1986-87 Lionel Simmons 670 20.3 Mar. 7. 1992 28.4 Lionel Simmons 1988-89 1985-86 Chip Greenberg 471 16.8 Randv Woods California 42 27.3 Randy Woods 1991-92 1984-85 Steve Black 562 19.7 Nov. 29. 1991 27.0 Ken Dunett 1970-71 1983-84 Ralph Lewis 638 20.6 Hubie Marshall Louisville 42 27.0 Hubie Marshall 1965-66 1982-83 Steve Black 382 20.1 Mar. 2. 1966 26.5 Lionel Simmons 1989-90 1981-82 Steve Black 561 20.0 Hubie Marshall Albright 42 25.9 Kareem Townes 1994-95 1. 1965 1980-81 Stan Williams 448 1 6.6 Dec. 24.9 Michael Brooks 1977-78 1979-80 Michael Brooks 747 24.1 Boh McAteei Mill. ls\. lie- 12 24.3 Ken Dunett 1969-70 1978-79 Michael Brooks 606 23.3 Dec. 1. 1961 24.2 Tom Gola 1954-55 1977-78 Michael Brooks 696 24.9 Donnie Carr Fordham 41 24.1 Michael Brooks 1979-80 1976-77 Michael Brooks 579 19.9 Feb. 27, 1997 24.0 Frank Corace 1963-64 Tom Gola Loyola (Md.) 11 1975-76 Donn Wilber 446 1 7.2 23.9 Donnie Carr 1996-97 1974-75 [oe Bryanl 632 21.8 [an. 6, 195 1

1973-71 Bill Taylor 551 19.7 Ranch Woods Loyola (Md.) 10

lei, 'I. 1992 1972-73 i 1 1 ( Irawford IS'I 19.6 J 40 1971-72 Jim ( Irawford 394 15.7 SCORING AVERAGE Doug Overton Fairfield 1970-71 Ken Diiiicll 567 27.0 CAREER Jan 31, 1991

1 1969-70 Ken Durretl 632 24.3 Lionel Simmons .ii Manhattan 10 Ken Du.i.n ISO 20.0 Feb. 10. 1990 1968-69 Avg. Name Years lelll|)l< I'.'OI in .11 ( Steve Black | 1967-68 1 1 \ .union 546 19.5 2 1.6 Lionel Sinmn >i is 198O90 1966-67 Hubie Marshall 549 21.1 23.8 Kareem townes 1992-95 Feb, 26. 1983 23.7 Ken Durrett 1968-71 Ken .u in 1965*6 Hubie Marshal] (.7 1 27.0 Durretl Lafayette 23.1 Michael Brooks 197680 1971 I'M, it,-, ( in l hoin.il 1 [an. 23, II 19.2 21.3 Hubie Marshal] 1964-67 in 1963-64 Frank ( iorai e- Dill 24.0 20.9 [bmGola 1951 v, Ken Durreu at Niagara 20.6 Rand] Woods 198092 i"7i 1962-63 Frank Coracc III IS I [an 20, 20.3 Joe Bryanl 1973-75 Ken • in 1 62 Bob Mi \K<-i 5 i 1 21.7 Durreu Miami (Fb 20.2 Donnie- ( n . 1996-prese-nt i»< 'i. hill 8 i 1970 196061 Rafterj 392 17 19.7 Sieve- black I'M 85

,ii Si 1 i in in IT,' 11,11 Robert Aid. ii 360 16.4 19.5 Bob Fields 1969-71 Ken Durreu .nn (Pa vi 19.3 Frank Corace 1961 "I i""" 1958 [oej Heyei 1(12 17 1 [an. 28,

19 1 LanyCannon 1966-69 1957-58 hill Kathedei 526 L3.0 Hubie Marshall tax n. .in in

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1-7 1 Sieve Baruffi 1 97 Lam Fousl 1946-49 L Bill Ring 1965-67 Jim Baukal Hi II Fox 1970-73 Olof Landgren 1994-98 Paul Roach 1983-84 lohn Beck jack Fox 1947-48 Bill Lavery 1956-59 Len Robinson 1985-87 1954-57 "Dave Bednarik 196! ; L967-68 Jack Lavvlbr 1967-68 Jack Rowan 195657 George Bell 1950-53 trie Lee 198488 Joe Ruggerio 193840 Thomas Bell 1958-62 Ouincv Lee 1992-91 Mike Bergin Gregory Froio 1930-32 Tim Legler 19S1-SS S Fred Bernhardt 194:1-44; 194648 Curl Fromal 1961-62; 1963-05 Al Lewis 1954-57 Waller Sampson 1961-64 Steve Black 1981-85 Steve Fromal 1993-97 Ralph Lewis 1981-85 Ray Schultz 1990-93 Julian Blanks 1998-present Tom Fuhs 1970-72 1919-51 1966-68 "Frank Blatcher 195:1-56 Joseph Leyden 1941-43 Don Shelton l

1990-91 John Han 1962-64 Mike Melchionni 1992-9 1 1995-97 Everett Catlin 1993-97 Paul Harter 1979-82 Gregg Metzinger 1974-71 1977-7S V 1997-98 Kevin Harvey 1981-82 BillMichuda 1968-71 |.isper van Teeseling 1993-97 1974-76 Robert Harvey 1975-77 Joe Mihalich 1974-78 1980-81 Leo Haughey 1931-32 "Reggie Miller 1976-80 W

194-1-45 Romanic 1 lavuood 1993-96 Franls Mollatt 1971-71 Bob Walsh 1968-71 1942-43; 1946-47 Hob Herdelin 1958-60 joe Mohr 1939-40 Bob Wallers, Jr. 1968-70 1960-62 loe Hever 1957-60 Jackie Moore 1951-53 Bob Walters, "Sr. I'll:; i: Carlton Clark 1981-83 ton Hi'lf 1941-42 Victor Moran 1983-86 Inn Wai rington 1951-53 Henry ( lose 1930-32 Frank Hoerst 1935-39 Keith Morris 19SS-92 Greg Webster 1977-81 Glenn Collier 1973-76 James Hoerst 1941-43 Charley Mosicant 1930-32 1933-35 TimVelsh 1958-61

Bobby ( ollins 1998-99 11 Holland 1989-92 Terquih Mott 1992-9 1 k'/ell Wesson 1997-99 1931-32 Gary Holmes 1953-54 Moon Mullen 1946-47 Edward Westerson 194243 1946-50 Ed Hol/ei 1967-70 Dennis Murphv 1959-62 Ace Whilaker 194647 Frank Comerford 1946-50 Jack Hurd 1988-92 Donn Wilber 1973-77 1993-97 N Steve Wiley 1972-73

1985-89 I Steve Namiotka 1980-82 Be i me Williams 1966-69 lames Mo" Connollv 1976-80 Fred Iehle 1949-53 Jeff Neubauer 1989-93 Stan Williams 1977-81 William Conner 194648 "Derick Newton 1993-95 Anwar Wilson 1998-present T972-76 1974-76 J Joseph Nohr 1941-42 Charlie Wise 1995-96 Terrence la< kson 1984-87 Charlie Norfleei 1979-80 Bill Wismevvski 194142 1961-64 William (anus 1930-32 Stan Witalec 1967-70 1970-73 Bob Johnson 1986-90 O Stan Wlodarczyk 1966-69 1962-65 [ravar Johnson 1996-97 John O'Donnell 1949-51 Inn Wolkiewicz 1974-78 1956-57 Bob Jones 1972-73 trank O'Hara 1951-54 Slarvin Woods 1986-88 197:1-76 Deon Jones 1998-99 Fran OMallev 1953-56 Randv Woods 1989-92 Dw avne Jones 1999-present John O'Neill 193940 Blitz Wooten 1991-93 D Gary Tones 1983-87 "iiike Osborne 1967-6S Don Word 1979-81 Thomas Danzi 1963-64 NeWI Jones 1948-52 Doug Overton 1987-91 Steve Wreidt 1988-89 Dave Davis 1979-83 lames Jordan 1997-present Ed Wynne 1934-35 [pe Di( occo 1971-71 fcharles Joseph 1945-46 P 1976-78 Ken Palczewski 1 984-88 Y 1992-93 K Gene Park 1960-63 John Yodsnukis 1953-54 1948-52 Luteke Kalombo 1991-93 George Paull 196467

1971-74 km I k.niaskie 197680 .\leksander Pavlovich 1999-present jerry Dugan 1967-68 John Kane 1946-48 ],,.,.. line Peebles 1998-99 Current players in bold Fran Dunphy 1967-70 Bill Kathedei 1951-53; 1956-58 Jim Phelan 1949-51 Ken Dm Kit 1968-71 Phil Rear 1935-36 l)allas Philson 1981-84 [985-86 MH

LdSalle in the flCflfl Record Booh

EXPLORERS AMONG NCAA ALL-TIME ALL-TIME NCAA LEADERS LEADING SCORERS

Most Career Points Name School Years Points

3rd Lionel Simmo 3,217 1987-90 1. Pete Maravich Louisiana State 1967-70 3.667

21st Michael Brool 2,628 1977-80 2. Freeman Williams Portland State 1974-78 3,249 1 UONEL SIMMONS LASALLE 1986-90 3,217

4. Alphonso Ford Mississippi Yallev 1989-93 3.163

Most Career Rebounds (4 years) 5. Ham' Kellv Texas Southern 1979-83 3.066

1st Tom Gola (1952-55) 2,201 (118 games) 6 Hersev Hawkins Bradley 1984-88 3,008

7. Oscar Robertson Cincinnati 1957-60 2,973

8. Damn Manning Kansas 1984-88 2,951

Most Career Rebounds (After 1973) 9. Alfredrick Hughes Lovoladll.) 1981-85 2,914

6th Lionel Simmons (1987-90) 1,429 (131 games) 10. Elvin Haves Houston 1965-68 2,884

10th Michael Brooks (1977-80) 1,372 (114 games) 1 l Larry Bird Indiana State 1976-79 2,850

12. Otis Birdsong Houston 1973-77 2.S32

13 Kevin Bradshaw U.S. International 1987-91 2,804

Most Rebounds In A Season 1 l Allan Houston Cennessee 1989-93 2. SOI

3rd Tom Gola 652 1954 (30 games) 15. Hank Gathers l s< i oyola Mary. 198590 2,723

8th Tom Gola 618 1955 (31 games) 16. Reggie Lewis Northeastern 1983-87 2. 70S 17 Daren Queenan Lehigh 1984-88 2.703

18. Byron Lai kin Xavicr 1984-88 2,696

Most Consecutive Games Scoring In Double Figures 19 David Robinson Nav) 1983-87 2,669 1st Lionel Simmons 115 1987-90 20. Wayman Tisdale Oklahoma L982-85 2,661

21. MICHAEL BROOKS LASALLE 1976-80 2.62* 22 Calbert Cheane) Indiana 1989-93 2,613

Most Games Scoring In Double Figures 23. Mark Mac Oil temple 198731 2,609 2nd Lionel Simmons 128 24. Don Mclean UCLA 198933 2,608 25. Joe Dumars McNeese state 1981-85 2,605

Most Combined Points, 2 Teammates \s. Division I Opponent

I 2nd Rand) Woods I 16) and Doug Overton (45) 91

vs. Loyola Marymouni Dec. 31, 1990

Three-Point Field Goals In A Season

20th Rand\ \\

Most Career Three-Point Field Goals

I Jim, Kareern Ibwnes SC

Thirty Games Won In A Season La Salle

Career 2, ) Points & 1,000 Rebounds Lionel Simmons (1987-90) 5,217 points 1,429 rebounds

I. Mi. hael Brooks 1 1977-80) 2,628 points 172 rebounds Tom Gola (1952-55) 2.462 poina 2,201 rebounds Michael Brooks 4> -Time Great Explorers

TOM GOLA MICHAEL BROOKS LIONEL SIMMONS

1 954 Player of the Year 1 980 Player of the Year 1990 Player of the Year

Tom Gola, plain and simple, put La consensus All-American, Brooks is Simmons, the Explorers all-time lead- Salle basketball on the map. Widely the school's 2nd all-time leading ing scorer, continued the La Salle tra- regarded as the premier college A scorer and 21th on the NCAA ca- dition of dominant players, winning player of his time, Gola led the Explorers to reer scoring list. He held the school mark every national Player of the Year award as an the 1952 NIT and 1954 NCAA Champi- for most points in a game with 51 in a triple unanimous All-American in 1990. He is the onships. A scorer bodi inside and outside, he overtime contest at Brigham Young on Dec. 3rd leading scorer in NCAA history and the averaged 20.9 points and 19.0 rebounds in 15, 1979, until Kareem Townes scored 52 only player to score over 3,000 points (3,217) his four-year career. A three-time collegiate against Loyola (111.) on Feb. 4, 1995, at the and pull down over 1,085 rebounds (1,429). Ail-American, Gola played in the NBA with Philadelphia Civic Center. A spectacular Upon graduating he also held the NCAA the Philadelphia and San Francisco Warriors combination of strength and grace high- record for consecutive games scoring in dou- and New York Knicks and was named All-Pro lighted Brooks' play as did his intelligence ble figures with 115. Simmons owns the La five times. Gola added to his La Salle glory as on the court. In 1980, Brooks was named Salle record book as the career leader in head coach of the 1968-69 Explorers who fin- Captain of the United States Olympic eight categories. He also captained the 1989- ished 23-1 and was the second ranked team Team and East Coast Conference Player of 90 Explorers, who set a single season La Salle in the nation. the Year. Brooks played professionally record with 30 victories and whose 30-2

with the NBA's San Diego Clippers, in Eu- record was the best in Division I. Simmons re- rope, and in the United States Basketball tired from the NBA after seven seasons with

League. the and now is involved in GOLA'S HONORS several business ventures in the Philadel- phia/South Jersey area.

• Named to Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield, Massachusetts, in 1975 • Coach of the Year, New York and • The 1990 John R. Wooden Award East- Philadelphia Sports Writers, 1969 • United States Basketball Writers Associa- man Kodak Award (NABC) • 1979 NCAA Silver Anniversary Award tion "Player of the Year" 1980 •Joe Lapchick Award (Basketball Hall of • "Living Sports Legend", Philadelphia • Big Five "Player of the Year" 1978, 1980 Fame) and the Naismith Award. Sports Writers Association, 1985 • Big Five Hall of Fame 1986 • The 1990 Player of the Year by: Associ- • Madison Square Garden Hall of Fame • Widmer Eastern College "Player of the ated Press, United Press International, • Madison Square Garden All-Time Team Year" U.S. Basketball Writers Association (Mer- • Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame • National Association of Basketball cedes Benz Award), Basketball Weekly, • SPORT Magazine .All-Time Ail-American Coaches "Player of the Year" 1980 World Almanac, ESPN, Cawood Ledford Team • ECAC All-Decade Team (1970-79) Productions • Helms College Basketball Hall of Fame • Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference • Big Five Hall of Fame, 1986 (Special Cat- Player of the Year (1988-89-90) egory, Coach) • Philadelphia Big 5 Player of the Year (1988-89-90)

4£^ The 1951 nCRR Champions

Eastern Regional Ftnal The Road to the The Evening Bulletin La Salle 64, Navy 48 1954 NCAA Championship March 21, 1954 March 13, 1954 The Palestra, Philadelphia, PA First Round La Salle Beats Br\dley 92-76 Gola again led the wav with 22 points La Salle 76, Fordham 74 (OT) For NCAA Title and 24 rebounds. A 22-8 scoring margin March 8, 1954 Explorers Wr\p L'p Game With 30-Point in the third period gave the Explorers a Buffalo Memorial Auditorium, Buffalo, NY 3rd Period; 2 SCORING M\rks BROKEN 43-29 lead going into the last 10 minutes. O'Malley's layup, off a pass from Gola, Singley had 16 points in the championship tied the game at 68 at the buzzer in By Bob Vetmne victory. regulation, and La Salle went on to capture Of The Bulletin S/wrts Stall the overtime victory. Gola finished with 28 Kansas City, Mo., March 20 — La Salle National Semifinal points and 16 rebounds, and O'Malley College, plaving by far its greatest game of a La Salle 92, Penn State 54 added 13 points. long and successful season, roared to a 92- March 19, 1954 76 victory over Bradlev tonight to bring Kansas City Municipal Auditorium, Eastern Regional Semifinal Philadelphia its first NCAA basketball Kansas Citv. MO La Salle 88, North Carolina State 81 championship. Blatcher, who had scored 25 points in the March 12, 1954 The Explorers, receiving sparkling previous three games, matched Gola's total The Palestra, Philadelphia, PA performance from about a half dozen of of 19 points in the NCAA semifinal victors Gola and Singley each scored 26 points its players, used a devastating 30-point over the Nittanv Lions. Gola also had 17 as the Explorers advanced to the Eastern third quarter to reach the highest pinnacle rebounds as La Salle led from the opening Regional final with a win over the Atlanta any local team has approached. Tom tip. Coach Ken Loeffler was almost Coast Champion Wolfpack. Gola also had Gola, Charlev Singlev. hank Blatcher, Fran apologetic after the game, explaining. "We 26 rebounds. The NCAA win was a repeat of O'Malley, Frank O'Hara — all took weren't very interesting but what can you do 8-79, at North important pans in the triumph, whi< h was against a zone (defense)." turned into a runawav l>\ that prolific third National Championship quarter. La SaUe92, Bradley 76 In rolling to its 92-point total. La Salle broke the record lor points ... a March 20. L954 championship game. The combined Auditorium, Kansas < it\. MO pointage of 168 also set a new record Con die tournev final. Trailing 43-42 al halftime, La Salle La Salle vs. Bradley NCAA Championship Game thud penoa ope March 20, 1954 -.-p. La Salle FG FT PTS \( \\ tide. Gola Singlev 8 7 23 s. ored 9 points Blatcher Green berg 2 1 5 8 in the period. Blati her, Maples

a 2 1-year-old sophomore Blatcher 11 1 Navy veteran, and Singley, ( .ola another sophomore, each O'Malley Yodsnukis scored 23 points ... the Oil... a ( it. .1,,,, Totals ulnle ( .ola again had as man) points as rebounds Bradley In \< I 19) the Bve \\ Petersen tournament games, < -"la Babetch averaged 22.8 points and King 20 I rebounds; Singley av- Gowei eraged 17 2 points in the Estergard

torn iiament, Blau hei ( lame)

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s< on the rostei *> * Rile) lolals 22 M < .ola was voted the toui nament's Outstanding Bradlev 22 21 n 19 md i •d < 1 a S.,11, 19 2 \ll lo Officials Hasan Anderson, Ross Dean Attmdana I" O The 1952 IIIT Champions

Gola, Grekin MVPs as and had 16 rebounds in a 51-45 victors any child would, it fell a few times. It La Salle Tops Dayton over local favorite St. John's. And Grekin gradually learned to walk, then to run. To Win NIT Championship again played a big role in the 59-46 romp Against Seton Hall, it found it could jump over the Sihugo Green-led Duquesne as well as run." the early days of post-season Dukes, rated by many as the top team in And Ken could have added: "All the the Ki national Inbasketball tournaments - in the late tournament. Grekin had 21 points and way a championship." 1930s through the middle '50s - the 10 rebounds, Gola contributed 14 NIT Championship Game National Invitation Tournament was at rebounds and 10 points and sophomore Jackie Moore added 12 points and 11 least on a par with, and perhaps superior March 15, 1952 to, the still-emerging NCAA Tournament. rebounds. So, when the La Salle Explorers romped Then came the championship game against a tall and talented Dayton Flyers through Seton Hall, St. John's, Duquesne La Salle EG FT PTS. and Dayton to capture the 1952 team, and it was no contest. Led by Gola, Grekin 5 5 15 championship, it was a feat of national Iehle and playmaking captain Buddy Donnelly, the Explorers built a 38-30 half- basketball importance. Gilson La Salle, coached bv future Hall of time lead, then wrapped up the title with Famer Ken Loeffler, had entered the NIT a 37-34 second-half advantage. Grekin, Iehle 8 2 18 Gola and Moore were named to the All- as an unseeded team and had to get by Gola 9 4 22 Seton Hall's powerful Pirates, led by Tournament team, and the Olympic Trials seven-footer and an were just ahead. French exceptional guard in Richie Regan. But At that time, the Olympic squad was Moore 3 2 8 La Salle freshman Tom Gola and junior picked from team trials rather than Fred Iehle hit for 30 and 25 points individuals as is done today. In those Jones 1 1 respectively, with Iehle pouring in 20 in Trials, La Salle again defeated St. John's, Donnelly 5 1 11 the first half. 71-62, but bowed to Clyde Lovellette and Gola had 19 rebounds and six assists the Kansas Jayhawks, 70-65, and fell Altieri and junior Norm Grekin grabbed 15 before the Phillips Oilers, an AAU O'Hara boards. In a game that was described as powerhouse. one of the best in the NIT's 14-year Between the NIT and the Olympic Totals 30 15 75 history, the margin was never more than Trials, the team, the school and the City four points, as a capacity crowd of 18,422 of Philadelphia received notice from all wildly cheered on both teams in New around the country. And coach Loeffler Dayton EG FT PTS York's old Madison Square Garden had this praise for the team in an article Grigsby 8 2 18 In the quarter-finals, Grekin, playing that appeared in the La Salle Collegian: "This was a team, a young team, his way toward a share of tournament MVP new Horan 3 6 honors with Gola, tallied 17 points like a child in fact. It first had to walk. As Paxson 5 5 15

Salice 1 1 3 Donoher

Meineke 4 5 13

Taylor

Norris 3 1 7

Boyle

Harris

Joseph 1 2 Waywood

Totals 25 14 64

La Salle 18 20 25 12- 75

Dayton 13 17 18 16 — 64

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^* The University

are: the Connellv Library; the Roland Hol- dence halls and three apartment com- Salic University is a liberal arts insti- royd Science (.enter with facilities for study plexes. More than 75 percent of the stu- Latution that combines the best of all ed- ucational worlds. With approximately and research in Biochemistry, Biology, dent body plan graduate or professional 3,100 undergraduates and nearly another Chemistry, Environmental Science, Geol- work in their fields, with more than 1 ,200 Psychology; class- 3,000 graduate students attending classes, ogy and the Olney Hall degrees conferred annually. building, Salle the University offers a pleasant environ- room and the College Union La undergraduates have been offices for grants since ment within close proximity to Philadel- which houses most student ac- awarded 50 Fulbright 1970, tivities is of the highest phia's cultural, social and historic centers. and clubs and the main meeting one number presented to an Founded by the Christian Brothers in place on campus. institution in the Mid-Atlantic region. Ac- The athletic department is housed in cording to a recent survey, La Salle ranked 1863, La Salle is named for St. John Baptist Center, a building which under- in the top four percent nationally de La Salle, the patron saint of teaching. Hayman among million renovation. facil- private institutions origi- Starting as a one building academy in cen- went a $6.3 The undergraduate nating Ph.D.'s (33rd out of 877 colleges ter city Philadelphia, La Salle is now a and universities). 110-acre campus in Philadelphia's Ger- Recently, La Salle has enjoyed in- mantown section, six miles from Center creasing national attention, including: City. • was rated the 11th Best The La Salle day and evening faculty La Salle Value in the northeastern United States numbers some 400, and the University of- in 1997 U.S. News 6= World Report and fers nearly 50 programs of study. With a by a leading regional university in the student-faculty ratio of 14-to-l and an av- was 1993, 1994, 1995 1996 editions of erage class size of 20, students can be as- and "America's Best Colleges." sured of as much personal guidance as • Neiu York Times, Money magazine needed from faculty members. This com- The

Barron 's all selected Salle to ap- mitment to the individual has always been and La in their guides to the "best buys in a major tenet of the Christian Brothers' pear college education." approach to education. • influential Island newspa- La Salle's curriculum requires the The Long per, referred to La Salle as a completion of 120 credits, but allows Newsday, "university on the rise" in an article wide flexibility in choosing courses. A titled the Schools Are." limited number of requirements in Eng- "Where Hot • Standard 8c Poor's ranked La Salle lish composition, literature, philosophy the nation's liberal arts col- and religion provide greater opportunity 10th among in of graduates who for depth outside the student's major leges the number are top corporate leaders. field. The number of courses required by • La Salle was selected to appear in a department of its major never exceeds Peterson's Competitive Colleges, a profile 17, leaving eight to 10 courses as free of the schools that consistently accept the electives that may be used to build a strong U.S. News & World Report has cited nation's best students. minor/dual major or to diversify one's La Salle as one of the nation's leading • La Salle had the nation's fifth highest background. regional universities. Various independent study programs graduation rate (94 percent) among ap- proximately 300 Division I schools for stu- provide the students with greater options. entered A nationally-recognized Honors Program ity features the 4,000 seat Tom Gola bas- dents on athletic scholarships who ketball arena, includes a 1,700-seat in 1987-88. is available for gifted students. "La Salle in Olympic-size pool and diving • Each year, over 90 percent of all stu- Europe" offers students the opportunity to swimming basketball by the Health Profes- spend either their sophomore or junior area, three regulation-sized dents recommended courts, weight training exercise areas, sion Committee have been offered entry year at the University of Fribourg. in and a sauna, squash courts and a medical train- into medical schools. Switzerland, while receiving full academic ing area. • Each year, recruiters representing credit at La Salle. Programs are also avail- Salle students 33 states nearly 200 companies and organizations able for a semester or a year of study in La come from visit to conduct job in- Spain. and 18 countries. La Salle houses approxi- La Salle's campus graduating seniors. Among the major buildings on campus mately 1,800 resident students in 13 resi- terviews with 4^ Brother Michael fllcGinniss

University President

"The Catholic University as a Con- rother Michael J. McGinniss, ( |FSC, Ph.D., became LaSalle text for Pastoral Studies: Reflections on Three Programs" in Pastoral B"University's 28th president on Studies in the University Setting (Uni- July 1, 1999. He previously had versity of Ottawa Press). He edited been a member of the school's reli- six the Christian Broth- gion department and for five years volumes of was president of Christian Brothers ers' Spirituality Seminar Series. Since 1983, his reviews books University' in Memphis, TN. of in such as A native Philadelphia!!, Brother have appeared journals Horizons. Theological Studies, Journal McGinniss, 51, joined the Christian Studies, Holistic Brothers in 1965 and graduated of Ecumenical and Nursing Practice. For main years he Maxima Cum Laude from La Salle tuality) in Rome in 1991. He be- of in 1970 with a degree in English. came Chair of La Salle's Religion has lectured to a variety academic professional groups on issues He obtained his Master's and Ph.D. Department that year and the fol- and in Theology from the University of lowing year he received the Lind- related to spirituality, pastoral care, Notre Dame. back Award for Distinguished and theology. areas expertise From 1970 to 1974 he was a mem- Teaching. Also in 1992 he was ap- His academic of ber of the English and Religion De- pointed Vice President of La Salle are pastoral theology - which in- min- partments at South Hills Catholic University Corporation. In 1995 he cludes history and theology of High School in Pittsburgh, Pa. became a member of La Salle's istry and methods and models of While a graduate student at the Board of Trustees. theological reflection; Roman University of Notre Dame he taught In 1994 he became president Catholic and Protestant Ecclesiolo- ethics; I.asallian undergraduate courses in the The- of Christian Brothers University. Un- gies; social and ology Department and was an in- der his leadership, undergraduate Spirituality. has structor in the residence hall train- enrollment and retention rates Brother McGinniss served on and chit ing seminars and assistant rector of were increased; a Master's of Educa- numerous boards groups, Grace Hall. tion program was established; the including: Member, Economic Club National His first teaching experience at Athletic Department joined the of Memphis; Conference ol Christians and Jews. Memphis La Salle was as a visiting instructor NCAA Division II Culf South Con- in the Graduate Religion program ference; new residence halls were Chapter; Memphis Brooks Museum ol An; The Memphis Catholic in the summer of 197s. 1 [e was also constructed; enhancements were Diocesan .in assistant professoi al Washington made to science labs and facilities; Development Committee; Memphis in Ma\ Countx) Selection Theological Union from L979-84. the sc hool's engineering depart- Committee; and Christian Brothers From 1986 t<> 1990 he was ,i visiting ments were re-accredited; an Ib- instructor at Loyola University's upgrade of information technology High School, Memphis, lenn. is a p.tst member <>t the Ethics ( !om- Summer Institute <>l Pastoral Studies. systems throughout the < ampus was nhttee ol In 1984 Brothei McGinniss implemented; and the Centei For the Board al Uberl Ein- stein Medical Center, Philadelphia, joined the la< ultj al La Salle on a Global Enterprise was founded. He Full-time basis, eventualh rea< hing also played a key role in the school's PA. lbs professional memberships in- the rank of lull professor in 1993. 1 ti r> 1 1 1 anniversary celebration. clude Catholii rheological Societ) Recognized by the DeLaSalle I hi is I le has published ai lit les in mk h ol America, American v.nUms ol dan Brothers for his qualities .is .i journals as Listening: Journal of .um\ leader, he attended La session inter- Religion and Culture and New Theolog\ Religion, College rheolog) Society. nationalr des eludes lasalliemies (a Review. He has written chapters in

I" spm- relij ! books and I eluding 4J^ Thomas Brennan

Athletics Director

Thomas Brennan has ushered in a new partment, including the forma- member of the Executive Commit- tion of the Explorer Club, a tee for the Philadelphia Sports Dr.era ill l.a Salic Athletics that began when fundi aising booster group he became the school's fifth Director of Congress and has served as the Intercollegiate Athletics and Recreation on Sep- made up of staff, alumni and chair for the Atlantic 10 Confer- tember 18, 1997. friends. He has guided the ence Post-Graduate Scholarship school's entrance into the committee, the Women's Basketball He guides the school's 2.'Vsport Division I Atlantic Athletic Confer- athletic program as the university enters its fifth Metro committee, and the Student- Football season in the Atlantic 10 Conference, and as ence League. Athlete Advisory Council. football enters its third season since its revival, Brennan has also provided Brennan was the Adiletic Di- and first in the MAAC Football League. needed leadership in Fund De- rector at San Jose State University Dr. Brennan was instrumental in facilitating the velopment and Outreach activi- from 1990-97, moving the school return of the Explorer basketball teams to their ties. During his tenure, the Tom from the Big West Conference to full-time home court at the renovated Tom Gola Gola Arena has been dedicated, the Western Adiletic Conference. Arena in the Havman Center. The project the Alumni Hall of Athletes area During his administration, gradua- increased seating capacity from 1,000 to 4,000. has been renovated and the Ath- tion rates for student-athletes more "La Salle has proven to be successful in the letic Sponsorship and Corpo- than doubled, participation by rate Partners Program has been introduced. women in intercollegiate athletics nearly dou- Atlantic 10, and I am excited to lead the de- partment into the next millennium." Brennan He has contributed to the revival of the bled, and the university was recognized for Tide said. "You must have integrity in vour program. Philadelphia Big 5 Basketball Program and has IX compliance efforts by the Office of Civil established you must have a program which emphasizes the a highly formal Youth Outreach and Rights of the U.S. Department of Education. In educational mission' of athletics. You must also Community Service program. addition, annual athletic contributions in- Brennan 's guidance. La Salle was creased three-fold, while million was raised strive for excellence in the athletic arena. I Under $6 selected as that for a field house administrative know that these are all important at La Salle one of only 20 schools have new and selected, the to participate in a complex. and that is what attracted me." been by NCAA, Since coming to La Salle, Brennan has re- national program with the Big Brothers/Big Sis- Prior to being die Athledc Director at San organized many areas within the Athletic De- ters Organization (Campus Pals). Brennan is a Jose, Brennan was the Director of Athletics at Loyola College in Maryland from 1986-90. Dur- ing that time, Brennan successfully moved Loy- ola from the Northeast Conference into the MAAC. The Greyhounds became national con- tenders in men's and women's lacrosse and men's soccer. Loyola placed the men's basket- ball games on a commercial radio and televi- sion network for the first time ever. While at Loyola, Brennan was a member of the Board of Directors for the Mankind Special Olympics. From 1980-86, Brennan worked at the Uni- versity of New Mexico, first as Assistant Athletics Director and then Associate Athletics Director for Advancement. At the time of his departure, he oversaw the fundraising, media relations, sponsorship, marketing, sales and athletic alumni efforts. Part of his duties included es- tablishing a statewide radio and television net- work. Prior to that, he oversaw the NCAA com- pliance program for the school and handled the academic support area of the department. Brennan also earned a faculty position in the school's Graduate Program in Athletic Adminis- tration. His athletic administration career began at , where he was Academic Co- ordinator for the adiletic department, serving as a liaison with the school's central administra- tion, deans, department heads and coaches. Syracuse was recognized at the time by the NCAA as haring one of the top 10 student- athlete graduation rates in the country. A 1973 graduate of LeMoyne College in Svracu.se. NY, Brennan went on to earn Master's .ui<\ Doc total degrees in Higher Education Ad- ministration from Syracuse University. A native of Brooklyn, NY, Brennan and his wife Ellen are the parents of Maggie (11), Tim (9), and Kate (5).

Tom Brennan is entering his third year as Director of Athletics. 4U^ 1

Athletics Staff

John Lyons - Associate Director of Athletics

past season, several La Salle swimmers qualified coaching career, including three <>1 ohn L, ons is in his MOC Coach for both the Atlantic 10 and the Eastern College the Yeai awards and was an eight-time recipient 1 /ili year as a mem- of «#bei ol the Athletic Athletic Conference (ECAC) Championships. of the Coach the Year Award when La Salle Lyons led cadi ol the men's and women's teams competed in the MAAC. Lyons has also amassed Depai tmei t. For the to fifth place finishes, in the Atlantic 10 Champi- over 10(1 final meet victories in his career. first 16 ye< is. he served

< \< .is as the He ad Swimming onships, and to sixth place finishes in the 1 While serving an assistant swimming coach Coach. During his tenure, Championships. at I'enn Stale. Lyons earned a Master's degree in Lyons was promoted to Associate Athletic Di- Sports Administration. also holds a Master's La Salle e; med national He recognitioi and distinc- rector in February 1999. His main duties will be degree in Education fiom Buckncll. Lyons re- Ins don. Wiih l.vons at the to oversee the Athletic Budget and the Compli- sides in Maple Glen. PA with wile. |<>d\ and ance of the department. their three sons. Daniel. Jeffrey, and Zacharv. Lyons won coaching awards throughout his

Peter J. D'Orazio - Assistant Athletic Director

D'Orazio has been with the La sponsibilities for the Director of Marketing, he assumed his current Peter J. Salle athletic department family 1982. Explorer Club .Assistant, Promotions .Assis- position as Assistant tant, Ticket Project Athletic for Entering his 18th year, Peter is the As- Manager and Teamwork Director sistant Athletic Director for Athletic Ad- Coordinator. Athletic Advancement. vancement. His responsibilities include co- A graduate of La Salle College in 1981, D'Orazio's love ol l.a ordination of the Corporate Sponsorship D'Orazio majored in Criminal justice. 1 It- Salle stems back to his program, the La Salle Explorer Club, Pro- went on to complete his Master's in Recre- days as the men's bas- ject Teamwork (the athletic department's ation. Administration and Supervision from ketball team manager 1977-81 youth outreach program), ticket operations . during the sea- started sons, and all marketing aspects oi the athletic D'Orazio's career at La Salle in with teams that program. As the Executive Director of 1982 when he was appointed Assistant Fa- made two NCAA ap- cility Director. In Di- the Explorer Club, he is responsible for 1985 he became the in all fundi aising efforts of the athletic depart- rector of Intramurals and 1989 was given In addition to sports, D'Orazio ment. additional responsibilities as Ticket Man- cooking, music, gardening and golf; Under his direction in the Athletic Ad- ager. In 1997 lie was promoted to Assistant terests. Currentl) he resides in densi

- vancement Office, IVtei has supervisory re- Athletic Directoi foi Campus Recreation with his wife It .ii i and three daughters

and Promotions, and in the spring ol 199S, , A. malic icICelc

Kevin Currie - Athletic Communications Director

ing specific alb with the baseball, lootball. nel 6, the ABC affiliate in Philadelphia. Ldu and men's and women's basketball teams. Re. Illb. be b.e el the official

He worked in the office from 1995-97 when s. oiei 111 the \uiei i. an I egion \lnl K if La Salle, took the- reigns as Direc toi he was an undergraduate. \llaiin. Region baseball . h.mipioiislups lie is responsible fbl coordinating the and assisted m the official al the < scoring ol Athletic ( • 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

public is 1 cations in Septembei n\ effoi foi ib< icplorers' 23 1998 Bell \llann. \tlanti. Id baseball spoils, setting ol 1998. Cm in- has up interviews and serving as (banupi

( "I athletic public alions. ,1. id worked in the office foi ditOl Ih \s ovei three years, work- an undergraduate, < ui i ie intei ned

in lb. spons departmeni ai WP\ I. I ban Jeannine Calhoun - Senior Woman Administrator

id in the Campus Miniatrj in its \<>l>s< hu-

ll Program and on the 1 lollieless Con in ill- in Novembei 1998 i.

She was awarded the Richard Cum/ ( bus ( .ilb, .im ami the

iioiial Ward I... the English student who .ue residing in Ewing, \|

ni exemplifies the qualities necessar) to i><

ie an .lie. dve i< ... hei She was also a mem ol the Lambda (au Internationa] Honors

let) foi literature students 4& Basketball Support Staff

Brother Ed Sheehy Jason Klotkowski Basketball mAthletics Business Moderator IMU Manager

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1 U\^ Vn^jW Joseph Gillespie Peter D'Orazio Bill Gerzabek Dir. of Academic Assistant Athletic Head Athletic Support Services Director for Trainer Advancement

Clare McCarthy Basketball ^ Secretary V Im W . JB rf**? IbujK ^5^ A*

1 «n * L ^ LA SALLE UNIVERSITY 1999-00 MEN'S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE

NOVEMBER Tue. 9 DELAWARE DYNAMITE (Exhibition) 7:00 Sat. 20 MOUNT ST. MARY'S 7:00 Tue. 23 CENTRAL CONNECTICUT STATE 8:00 Fri.-Sat. 26-27 at Alabama Tournament

26 vs. High Point 9:00 27 vs. Alabama or Centenary 5:30/8:0C DECEMBER Sat 4 at Northwestern 2:00 Tue. 7 PENNSYLVANIA % 8:00 CSN Sat. 18 at Drexel (Palestra) 1:00 CN8 Wed. 22 at Syracuse 7:30 Wed.-Thu. 29-30 at Cable Car Tournament, San Jose Arena

29 vs. Butler 11:00

30 vs. Texas A&M or Santa Clara 9:00/11:00 JANUARY Wed. 5 at Duquesne * 7:35 Sun. 9 ST. BONAVENTURE * 4:00 CN8 Wed. 12 at Villanova % 8:00 CSN Sat. 15 RHODE ISLAND * 2:00 A 10-4A' Tue. 18 TEMPLE *% 8:00 A10-TV Sun. 23 at Xavier * 2:00 A10-TV Tue. 25 at Dayton * 7:30 Sat. 29 at George Washington * 2:00 A10-TV FEBRUARY Sat. 5 VIRGINIA TECH * 7:00 CN8 Wed. 9 at Massachusetts * 7:00 Sat. 12 GEORGE WASHINGTON * 4:00 CN8 Tue. 15 at St. Joseph's (Palestra) *% 9:30 ESPN2 Sat. 19 at Fordham * 1:00 Wed. 23 DAYTON * 7:00 Sun. 27 XAVIER* 2:00 A10-TV MARCH * Wed. 1 at Virginia Tech 7:00 Sat. 4 DUQUESNE * 2:00 A10-TY Wed.-Sat. 8-11 Bell Atlantic/Atlantic 10 Championships at the First Union Spectrum

Denotes Atlantic 1') Contest

1 denotes Philadelphia Big 5 Contest

( s\ - ( lomcas SportsNel CN8 - Comcast Network Events listed in BOLD CAPS a e played in the Tom Gola Anna.