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Men's Basketball Output On: October 25, 2011 11:30 AM High-Resolution PDF - PRINT READY SEMINOLE MEN’S BASKETBALL TABLE OF CONTENTS Media Information .............................................................2-3 Season Preview Notes .........................................................4-5 Head Coach Leonard Hamilton ............................................6-9 Associate Head Coach Stan Jones ......................................10-11 Assistant Coach Corey Williams ....................................... 12-13 Assistant Coach Dennis Gates .......................................... 14-15 Support Staff ...................................................................16-17 University Pages ...................................................................18 Athletics Pages .....................................................................18 2011-12 Seminoles .................................................................19 Luke Loucks................................................................ 20-23 Jeff Peterson............................................................... 24-27 Deividas Dulkys ...........................................................28-31 Xavier Gibson ..............................................................32-35 Bernard James ............................................................ 36-39 Jon Kreft .....................................................................40-43 Terrance Shannon .......................................................44-47 Michael Snaer ............................................................. 48-51 Kiel Turpin .................................................................. 52-53 Ian Miller .................................................................... 54-57 Okaro White ................................................................58-61 Antwan Space .............................................................62-63 Terry Whisnant ...........................................................64-65 Joey Moreau ................................................................66-69 Rafael Portuondo ........................................................ 70-71 2010-11 Season Review ................................................... 72-88 Seminole Records ..........................................................90-167 Florida State’s Graduating Seniors (Luke Loucks, graduated summer 2011), Bernard James (will graduate April 2012), Jeff Peterson (graduated May 2011), Jon Kreft (will graduate April 2102), Head Coach Leonard Hamilton, Xavier Gibson (will graduate April 2102), Deividas Dulkys (will graduate April 2012). 2011-12 Florida State Men’s Basketball Almanac Credits The 2011-12 Florida State University basketball almanac is published by the Department of Athletics and Randy Spetman, Director of Athletics. It was written and edited by Chuck Walsh, Deputy Director of Sports Information with considerable help from Elliott Finebloom, Maryjane Gardner, Jason Leturmy, Kerwin Lonzo, Christa Salerno, Steve Stone, Bob Thomas, Zach Stipe, Aaron Brecheisen, Philicia Darns, Ashley Gardner, Nicole Heacock, Colton Kokrda, Michael Liotta, Amanda Mayor, Andrew McWilliams, John Nugent, Maddie Rodnite, Adam Shrigley, Cameron Walker and Caroline Westrup. Special thanks to Bob Perrone and Andrew Brady for their attention to detail and meticulous statistical maintenance. Photographs appear courtesy of Michele Edmunds, Mike Ewan, Bill Lax, Ryals Lee, Don Juan Moore, Larry Novey, Ross Obley, Mike Olivella, FSU Archives and NBA Photos. Thanks to Robert Smith at Old Hat Creative for allowing me to make as many changes as were needed and completing another outstanding publication. Thanks to my wife, Nancy, who always knows the right path on which to walk, the correct decisions to make and shows me the things that are right in front of me when I can’t see them myself. SEMINOLES.COM 1 Output On: October 25, 2011 3:40 PM High-Resolution PDF - PRINT READY SEMINOLE MEN’S BASKETBALL Welcome to Florida State University. Head Coach Leonard Hamilton, his staff and players welcome your in their coverage of the Seminoles. The interviews will take place in the Florida State Basketball Training interest and hopes you enjoy your visit to Tallahassee, the capital city of the Sunshine State. Center and will provide the media with an opportunity to speak with Coach Hamilton as well as various Seminole players. All interview requests must be made in advance and must be made with at least a 24 COVERING THE 2011-12 SEMINOLES hours notice. Player’s individual phone numbers will not be given to the media and game day interviews The 2011-12 Florida State basketball almanac has been produced to assist the media in the coverage of the will not be granted until the end of each game. Players will return phone calls at a mutually convenient day Seminole men’s basketball team. Additional information, including press releases, game notes, photo- and time. Media requests for specific players to be made available should be made to Deputy Director of graphs, Photo CDs, video footage and recent news clips are available upon request to all members of the Sports Information Chuck Walsh. media. Any questions not covered in this publication may be directed to the Sports Information Office. ACC Coaches’ Teleconference Before Your Visit Media members wishing to speak with Head Coach Leonard Hamilton are encouraged to call the Atlantic Credentials for Florida State home games are issued to accredited members of the media only. Working Coast Conference’s weekly coaches’ teleconference. Each of the 12 ACC coaches will be featured each space along press row at the Tucker Center is limited and seats are expressly reserved to those working on Monday from 10:30 a.m. to 12:20 p.m. beginning January 3 and concluding March 5. deadline, with no exceptions. Children and other non-workers are not allowed in the press area. Requests for credentials should be made in writing on letterhead stationary to Chuck Walsh, Deputy Director of Each coach will be available for comments and the field questions for 10 minutes beginning with Boston Sports Information. If it is convenient to FAX your request, you are welcome to do so. The FAX number in College’s Steve Donahue and concluding with Jeff Bzdelik of Wake Forest. Florida State’s Leonard Hamil- the Sports Information office is (850) 644-3820. If you would rather e-mail your request, please do so. The ton is available from 11:00 – 11:10. The weekly press conference can be accessed by calling (913) 312-0654. e-mail address is [email protected]. These requests are accepted from sports editors and sports directors only. Credential requests are carefully screened to insure proper working conditions in the press area. ACC Basketball Coaches Teleconference When time permits, a working press pass and a parking pass will be mailed. When mailing is not possible, Steve Donahue, Boston College...................................................................................................................10:30 a.m. they will be left at the Media Will Call entrance near the bottom level at the Elephant Doors located in the Brad Brownell, Clemson ............................................................................................................................... 10:40 a.m. southwest corner of the Tucker Center. The Media Will Call is located near the television trucks and directly Mike Krzyzewski, Duke ..................................................................................................................................10:50 a.m. opposite the Florida State Basketball Training Center. Media Will Call is located at this entrance and is open Leonard Hamilton, Florida State .................................................................................................................. 11:00 a.m. 90 minutes prior to tip-off. Brian Gregory, Georgia Tech...........................................................................................................................11:10 a.m. Mark Turgeon, Maryland ................................................................................................................................11:20 a.m. Procedures Jim Larranaga, Miami .....................................................................................................................................11:30 a.m. All media who wish to cover Florida State athletics will be expected to comply with all of the procedures of Roy Williams, North Carolina ........................................................................................................................11:40 a.m. Florida State University, The NCAA, The ACC and the FSU Sports Information Office in order to be credentialed. Mark Gottfried, NC State ................................................................................................................................11:50 a.m. Tony Bennett, Virginia .................................................................................................................................. 12:00 p.m. Photography Credentials Seth Greenberg, Virginia Tech ......................................................................................................................12:10 p.m. Photographers, too, should make their credential requests at least one week in advance. Strobe lights may Jeff Bzdelik, Wake Forest ..............................................................................................................................12:20 p.m. be installed in the Tucker Center;
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