2010-11 WVU Men's Basketball Guide

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MOUNTAINEER BASKETBALL

Mountaineer Basketball .................................... 2 Gameday in Morgantown ................................. 8 Bob Huggins........................................................ 10 Tradition of Champions .................................. 14 The BIG EAST ..................................................... 18 Student Services .............................................. 20 Sports Medicine ................................................ 25 Iron Mountaineers ........................................... 26 WVU Coliseum................................................... 30 New Practice Facility....................................... 38 Mountaineer Excellence ................................ 42 West Virginia University ................................ 44

PREVIEWING THE 2010-11 SEASON

Preview ................................................................. 50 Quick Facts .......................................................... 51

BASKETBALL STAFF

Bob Huggins........................................................ 54 Coaching Sta .................................................... 65 Support Sta ...................................................... 68

MEET THE MOUNTAINEERS

Photo Roster ...................................................... 72 Pronunciation Guide ........................................ 72 Rosters ................................................................. 73 Proles .................................................................. 74

OPPONENT INFORMATION

BIG EAST Conference .................................. 102 2010-11 Opponents ................................... 103 Scores vs. Opponents ................................. 109

REVIEWING THE 2009-10 SEASON

Statistics ...........................................................114 Senior Proles.................................................120 Game-by-Game Recaps ............................... 128

THE RECORD BOOK

Individual Records .........................................142 Game Leaders ................................................144 Top Scorers .....................................................146 Class Rankings ................................................147 Season Leaders .............................................148 Career Leaders ..............................................150 Team Records .................................................152 Opponent Records ........................................153 Team Game Highs .........................................154 Team Season Highs ...................................... 156 Site Records ....................................................158 Coliseum Records .........................................159 Year-by-Year Leaders ................................... 160 All-Time Scores ...............................................162 Series Records ...............................................184 Overtime Games ............................................185 Day-by-Day Record ........................................186 Tournament Records ................................... 187 Conference Records .................................... 188 Postseason ......................................................189 Players in the Pros ....................................... 190 AP Rankings .....................................................191 Lettermen .........................................................193 Honors ...............................................................195 All-Americans ..................................................196 Coaching Record ...........................................200

GENERAL INFORMATION

President James P. Clements .................. 202 Director of Athletics Oliver Luck ............. 203 WVU Intercollegiate Athletics ................. 204 MSN ....................................................................205 Media Information .........................................206 Schedule/Results .........................................208

The 2010-11 West Virginia University Basketball Guide has been published by the WVU Department of Intercollegiate Athletics.

Managing Editor: Joe Swan

Editor: Bryan Messerly

Contributors: Lisa Ammons, John Antonik, Julie Brown, Mark DeVault, Tiany Doolittle, Grant Dovey, Michael Fragale, Mickey Glowacky, Tim Goodenow, Buck Martin, Cheryl Maust, Shannon McNamara, Mike Montoro, NCAA, Mike Parsons, John Paquette, Amy Prunty, Chuck Sullivan, Kelly Tuckwiller, Daniel WhiteheadCover and Text Design: BlaineTurner Advertising, Inc.Photography: Peter Aaron, All-Pro Photography by Dale Sparks, Bill Amatucci, BIG EAST Conference, Bob Beverly, Scott K. Brown Photography, M.G. Ellis, Dan Friend, E.E. Harris, Steve Hose, Greg Hunter, Glenn James, Jet Commercial Photographers, Inc., Brent Kepner, Kevin Kinder, Chuck Lantz, Laughead Photographers, Jim Lawther, Chuck LeClaire, Larry Levanti, Scott Lituchy, Lisa McClung, Thomas F. McGuire Jr., Buck Martin Collection, David Miller, Brian Persinger, Richard Phillips, Photo Crafters, Inc., Dyke Raese Collection, Joe Sadlek, Chris Schwer, Van Slider, Allison Toe, West Virginia Collection, Martin Valent, WVU Athletic Archives, WVU Photographic Services, David Zicherman. NBA photos courtesy of NBA Entertainment/Getty Images (Rocky Widner, Garrett W. Ellwood); Indiana Pacers Sports & Entertain-ment, Jessica Atsas, Kristin R. Moore

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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY

Playing for the Mountaineers gains you instant notoriety If you make a play that changes a game, it means lifelong celebrity Mountaineer lore is packed full of tradition When you grow up in West Virginia, chances are you are a Mountaineer

fan for life

The national following values dedication, commitment and determination above all

Mountaineer basketball represents the hopes, dreams and successes of the state

No matter where around the globe takes you, youll be rooting for the Gold and Blue the rest of your life

West Virginia is a place where the natives are as rock solid as the mountains for which the state is known

Mountaineer basketball is passionate, a point of pride and a way of life

2005 NCAA Elite Eight, 2006 NCAA Sweet 16, 2007 NIT Champions, 2008 NCAA Sweet 16, 2009 NCAA Regional, 2010 NCAA Final Four

2010 BIG EAST Champions

WEST VIRGINIA BASKETBALL IS LIKE NOTHING ELSE

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2010 NCAA East Regional Champions WVU is 51-8 in its last 59 non-BIG EAST games West Virginia is 16-5 in its last 21 postseason games School record 31 victories in 2009-10 No. 3 in nal poll in 2010 One of only three BIG EAST schools with a winning league record in the

last ve seasons

DaSean Butler (Miami Heat) and Devin Ebanks (Los Angeles Lakers) selected in the 2010 NBA Draft

Joe Alexander selected as the eighth pick in the 2008 NBA Draft by the Milwaukee Bucks

Bob Huggins is the fourth winningest active coach in America Nationally ranked recruiting classes under Bob Huggins 80 wins in last three years under Bob Huggins WVU has won 153 games since the 2005 season, including 107 wins in

the last four seasons

West Virginia has nished equal or higher in the BIG EAST than its preseason prediction in each of the last eight seasons


Five NCAA appearances in last six years School record for BIG EAST victories (13) in 2009-10 54 BIG

EAST wins since 2006

Five Academic All-Americans in the last seven years and 11 players on the Athletic Directors Academic Honor Roll

Seven straight postseason appearances 49-2 at home against non-conference teams in the last eight

years, including 30 wins in a row

Sold more season tickets in 2009-10 than any other season in school history

WVU has a 78 percent winning percentage in the WVU Coliseum 25 games on ESPN and CBS School record for average and total attendance in 2009-10 NCAA best 19 wins away from home in 2010 Defeated seven ranked teams in 2010 Ranked 18 weeks in AP Top 10 under Bob Huggins Ranked 43 weeks since 2005 Sweet 16 in ve of the last six NCAA appearances

ESPNs College Basketball GameDay made its rst-ever appearance in Morgantown on March 7, 2009, when the Mountaineers faced Louisville

More than 4,000 Mountaineer fans attended, the most for any GameDay show in 2008-09

The cheerleaders, dance team, the Mountaineer and WVU band re up the Mountaineer fans

The playing of Take Me Home, Country Roads, ends the game by celebrating another Mountaineer victory

West Virginia fans provide game day electricity unlike no other school

Mountaineer fans hold their players in the highest esteem When youre a Mountaineer basketball player, you are loved

by an entire state and the Mountaineer nation

THE PLACE TO BE FOR A WVU BASKETBALL GAME IS THE WVU COLISEUM. THE ATMOSPHERE IS UNMATCHED ACROSS THE COUNTRY. THE GAME DAY EXPERIENCE IN MORGANTOWN IS TRULY SPECIAL

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2 NCAA Final Four Appearances 4 NCAA Elite Eight Appearances 5 Times National Coach Of The Year 8 Top 10 Final Poll Rankings 10 All-Americans 13 Conference Regular Season Titles 15 Consecutive NCAA Tournament Appearances 17 NBA Draft Picks, Including Six First Round Selections and Four Lottery Picks 18 NCAA Tournament Appearances 24 20-Win Seasons In His 28 Years As A Coach, Including 14 Seasons Of 25 Wins Or More

25 Postseason Appearances 29 29th Division I Coach To Reach 600 Career Wins 31 Led WVU to a school record 31 victories in 2009-10 54 All-Conference Selections 80 WVU victories 600th Career Win Against Canisius on Dec. 22, 2007 670 Career Victories .735 Career Winning Percentage

Welcome To Huggstown Bob Huggins, a Morgantown native and 1977 graduate of West Virginia University, was introduced as the Mountaineers 21st head basketball coach on Good Friday, April 6, 2007. Huggins has compiled a 670-241 (.735) record in his 28 seasons as a head coach. He ranks fourth in total victories and 10th in winning percentage among active Division I head coaches. A two-time Academic All-American and three-year letterman, Huggins graduated from West Virginia magna cum laude in 1977 and received his masters in health administration from WVU in 1978.



Its great to be home. As soon as I put my feet on the ground in this great state, Ive been walking on air ever since. My wife always said anytime I get 20 miles from Morgantown my face starts to brighten up, and then I smile and get happy. Some of the greatest times of my life have been here and Im hoping to have a lot more of them. This has always been a dream for me to coach here. Thanks for letting me come home.

West Virginia Head Coach Bob Huggins


One of college basketballs great traditions was introduced by Fred

Schaus at West Virginia University in 1955. It was during that time that Schaus and Mountaineer supporter Alex Mumford came up with the idea of rolling out an elaborate gold and blue carpet for the Mountaineers to run out on during pregame warm-ups. In addition, Mountaineer players warmed up with a special gold and blue painted basketball.

West Virginia University continued this tradition during the George King era until it was interrupted in the late 1960s. Former Mountaineer player Gale Catlett reintroduced the carpet when he returned to West Virginia in 1978, and it has since become the highlight of pregame introductions at the WVU Coliseum.

ROLL OUT THE CARPET!


Lets give a rah for West Virginia,And let us pledge to her anew,Others may like black or crimson,But for us its Gold and Blue.

Let all our troubles be forgotten,Let college spirit rule,Well join and give our loyal eortsFor the good of our old school.

Its West Virginia, its West Virginia,The pride of every mountaineer,Come on you old grads, join with us young lads.Its West Virginia now we cheer!

Now is the time boys to make a big noiseNo matter what the people sayFor there is naught to fear, the gangs all here,So hail to West Virginia, hail!


NCAA ALL-TIME WINNINGEST TEAMS No. School Wins Losses Pct.

1. Kentucky 2023 638 .760

2. North Carolina 2004 720 .736

3. Kansas 2003 796 .716

4. Duke 1912 822 .699

5. Syracuse 1783 811 .687

6. Temple 1740 966 .643

7. St. Johns 1703 884 .658

8. UCLA 1686 744 .694

9. Notre Dame 1674 920 .645

10. Pennsylvania 1664 971 .631

11. Indiana 1651 930 .640

11. Utah 1651 875 .654

13. Illinois 1630 868 .653

14. Western Kentucky 1623 793 .672

15. Washington 1617 1057 .605

16. Texas 1610 955 .628

17. BYU 1608 1000 .617

17. Oregon State 1608 1198 .573

19. Louisville 1607 844 .656

20. Purdue 1594 933 .631

21. Arizona 1584 873 .645

22. West Virginia 1581 979 .618

23. Princeton 1574 995 .613

24. Cincinnati 1572 931 .628

25. North Carolina State 1554 940 .623

39 Postseason Appearances Five Postseason Final Fours 23 NCAA Appearances Five NCAA appearances in last six years 13 Conference Championships Top 25 in All-Time Victories Among Division I Schools 15 All-Americans 28 First Team All-Conference Selections 2010-11 is the 102nd season for Mountaineer Basketball

With its membership of 16 teams, the BIG EAST Conference is the largest Division

I conference in the nation. The newest additions are: Cincinnati, DePaul, Louisville, Marquette and South Florida.

West Virginia, Connecticut, Villanova Syracuse, Louisville, Marquette and Georgetown have all appeared in the Final Four over the last eight years.

Connecticut won the national championship in 1999 and 2004. Syracuse took the crown in 2003.

Fifteen of the 16 BIG EAST members have made the Final Four at least one time in their histories.

Four coaches Bob Huggins, Jim Calhoun, Jim Boeheim and Rick Pitino rank in the top 25 nationally among active coaches in victories.

The BIG EAST is the only conference to place at least one team in every NCAA Elite Eight since 2002 (West Virginia 2005, 2010).

With two Sweet 16 teams in 2010, the BIG EAST has had the most teams reach the regional seminal round over the last eight seasons.

West Virginia has made four trips to the Sweet 16 in the last six years. Over the last six years, the BIG EAST has received 43 NCAA bids.

The BIG EAST Championship is played in Madison Square Garden in New York, The Worlds Most Famous Arena.

WVU has won 16 of its last 22 games at Madison Square Garden. West Virginia will have all 18 BIG EAST games televised this season for the third

year in a row, including at least 11 on national television.

WVU will have two games on ESPNs Big Monday and two games on CBS. WVU has won 18 of its last 23 games on CBS.

West Virginia won its rst BIG EAST title on its way to the NCAA Final Four in 2010. WVU has reached the seminals of the BIG EAST Championship the past three

seasons and four times in the past six seasons.

WVU has nished tied or higher in the BIG EAST than its preseason prediction in each of the last eight seasons.

The Mountaineers have won 54 BIG EAST games since 2006, including a school record 13 BIG EAST wins in 2009-10.

WVU has won 34 BIG EAST games at home since 2006. West Virginia travels to BIG EAST games and non-conference games on a charter

Delta jet airplane.


NCAA Regional Seminalists (2003-10) BIG EAST 25 Big 12 18 ACC 15


Director of Athletics Oliver Luck and Coach Bob Huggins make academics the

highest of priorities

Mountaineer graduation rates exceed that of the general student body Tutoring and career counseling are always available Freshmen attend mandatory study halls WVU ranked among the top 10 percent of all basketball teams in the 2010

NCAA Division I Academic Progress Rate (APR)

Basketball won the BIG EAST Team Excellence award for the highest grade point average in the BIG EAST in 2010

DaSean Butler was the 2010 recipient of the Lowes Senior CLASS Award

Alex Ruo was named an ESPN The Magazine First Team Academic All-American by the College Sports Information Directors of America in 2009. He was one of ve players named to the rst team and one of 15 players in the nation named to any of the three teams. He was the only BIG EAST player named.

WVU has had an Academic All-American in four of the last six years Johannes Herber was the Academic All-American of the Year in mens basketball

in 2006

Parents, coaches and players are kept up-to-date on academic progress Players get hands-on advice on how to organize, study and prepare through the

Mountaineer Mentors program

ACADEMICS ARE AT THE FOREFRONT OF THE SUCCESS ENJOYED BY THE MOUNTAINEER BASKETBALL PROGRAM


DaSean Butler, Deniz Kilicli, Bryan Lowther, Joe Mazzulla, Cam Payne,

Dalton Pepper, Kenny Ross, Cam Thoroughman and Jonnie West were named BIG EAST Academic All-Stars in 2010.

Alex Ruo was the recipient of the BIG EAST Mens Basketball Scholar-Athlete of the Year award in 2009. Alex Ruo won the award in 2008, and Johannes Herber captured the award in 2006.

Alex Ruo won the BIG EAST Sportsmanship Award in 2009. Darris Nichols was co-recipient of the BIG EAST Sportsmanship Award in 2008.

Alex Ruo was the recipient of the BIG EAST Scholar-Athlete Sport Excellence Award in 2008 and in 2009.

The last 20 senior members of the WVU mens basketball team have graduated on time or early since 2005

Basketball players can use the Coliseum study center between classes or after practice in the evening

A Coliseum Academic Performance Center, completed in November 2007, occupies 8,000 square feet of the WVU Coliseum. This facility houses the Academic Services sta and contains open study areas, closed tutoring rooms and two computer labs. This facility has been built specically for student-athletes.

Erica Wycherley provides mens basketball student-athletes with academic and student development support under the guidance of Associate Athletic Director for Student Services, Garrett Ford.


CHAMPS LIFE SKILLS The many challenges that todays college student-athletes face, on and o the playing eld, are unmatched in the history of higher education. Unfortunately, many students are not well prepared to face these challenges or encounter life issues that undermine health and success in college. To prepare student-athletes for the demands of college life and beyond, the NCAA developed the CHAMPS (Challenging Athletes Minds for Per-sonal Success)/Life Skills program. In the spring of 1995, West Virginia University Intercollegiate Athletics initiated its own CHAMPS/Life Skills program. WVU was one of only 170 schools selected by the NCAA to participate in their national pilot program. Five programming commitment areas viewed as critical to personal growth are part of WVUs model. They are: 1) academic excellence, 2) personal development, 3) career development, 4) athletic excellence, and 5) community service.

COMMITMENT TO ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE The purpose of this area is to support the academic progress of student-athletes toward intellectual development and timely graduation. Services provided include tutor-ing, academic counseling and advising, mentoring, freshman orientation classes (Sport and Exercise Studies 170) and structured study sessions.

COMMITMENT TO ATHLETIC EXCELLENCE The purpose of this area is to oer athletic programs that are broad-based, equitable and dedicated to the well-being of the student-athlete. Overall, WVU Intercollegiate Ath-letics supports and encourages a broad program of sports. CHAMPS Life Skills acts as a performance psychology professional resource for the coaching and support sta of the athletic programs. COMMITMENT TO PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT The purpose of this area is to support the development of a well-balanced lifestyle for student-athletes, encouraging and supporting emotional well-being, personal growth and decision making skills. CHAMPS/Life Skills services provided include personal coun-seling, health presentations, improving communication skills and presentations on so-cial development and scal responsibility. A satellite oce of the WVU Carruth Center for Counseling and Psychological Services and Well WVU is located in the Coliseum to support this commitment area.

COMMITMENT TO SERVICE The purpose of this component is to engage interested student-athletes in service to his or her campus and surrounding communities. Activities for student-athletes include peer education, guest speaking at campus and community events and mentoring local children.

COMMITMENT TO CAREER DEVELOPMENT The purpose of this area is to encourage student-athletes to develop and pursue career and life goals in a timely manner. The CHAMPS/Life Skills program fullls this purpose by oering career development presentations, sport career retirement pro-grams, transitions from college class in the spring semester (SEP 493), and by working in conjunction with the WVU Carruth Center and the WVU Career Services Center on identifying an individuals interests, career goals, crafting resumes and facilitating job search process. For more information, see WVU intercollegiate athletics psychologist Dr. Ed Etzel in Room 275a in the Coliseum at (304) 293-7062, visit graduate assistant Michelle McAlarnen in Room 288 in the Coliseum or online at http://www.msnsportsnet.com/page.cfm?section=12102

ONCE A STUDENT, ALWAYS A STUDENT

Athletic Directors Academic Honor Roll Implemented in 1989, the Athletic Di-rectors Academic Honor Roll was initiated to honor deserving WVU student athletes who achieve a 3.0 or better GPA each se-mester. Members of this years Mountaineer basketball team who have been honored during their careers:

Darryl BryantJohn FlowersDanny JenningsKevin JonesDeniz Kilicli

Joe MazzullaCasey MitchellDalton PepperKenny RossCam Thoroughman


The WVU Department of ntercollegiate Athletics and the basketball program are taking an active role in a number of community service projects

West Virginia athletes take a role in the community to help shape future champions of tomorrow

DaSean Butler was the 2010 winner of the Lowes SENIOR Class Award Mountaineer basketball players are regular visitors to area hospitals Mountaineer basketball players are regular visitors to area schools Wearing the Gold and Blue brings a sense of responsibility to the community

and the state of West Virginia

When you wear the Gold and Blue, you are a role model and adored by the Mountaineer Nation


The commitment to excellent care for Mountaineer athletes has

been in place for many years and is evidenced by the outstanding team that has been assembled by the WVU athletic administration. More than 150 years of sports medicine experience is encompassed by this group of highly trained individuals.

Medical services are provided to all Mountaineer athletes during their WVU careers. The medical sta oers specialties in many areas from internal medicine and neurosurgery to dentistry and orthopedics. The medical sta from WVUs Health Sciences Center is also available when additional consultation is needed.

Much emphasis is placed upon preventive care and proper conditioning. Preseason evaluations are performed to identify potential problem areas. The sports medicine sta works closely with the strength and conditioning sta on individual athlete concerns.

Athletic training facilities at West Virginia University are among the best anywhere in America. Four complete athletic training facilities are distributed throughout the athletic complex and all are ultra-modern centers for athletic training. The state-of-the-art centers are continually upgraded as new technologies provide the opportunity for better care.



The stas goal is to be outstanding teachers, especially in the areas of safety, technique and nutrition

Mountaineer mens basketball players utilize the new state of the art weight room located adjacent to the court in the WVU Coliseum

Housing numerous free weights and machines and conveniently located next to the training room, the Mountaineers have the best when it comes to working out

All training regiments are prepared with the goal in mind to demand discipline and mental toughness

The stas goal is to develop a strong, powerful athlete using a variety of resistance training movements

Andy Kettler is the strength and conditioning coach for West Virginia mens basketball

WVU nutritionists give guidance on proper eating habits All training protocols are designed and implemented to benet

the student-athletes athletic preparedness for competition

THE GOAL OF THE STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING STAFF IS TO PROVIDE THE MENS BASKETBALL PLAYERS WITH THE BEST HANDS-ON STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING PROGRAM IN THE COUNTRY


The student-athletes train hard through tempo and volume With their core development, the sta wants to develop power and

speed, decrease injuries and give the athletes functional training

The philosophy is to develop a strong, fast, powerful athlete The sta demands intensity and eort with the goal of training the

players to be fast, strong and a complete athlete

Dynamic/functional warm-ups and movements are incorporated into every speed, agility, conditioning and weight training session

Mountaineer strength and conditioning breeds camaraderie and team bonding

Every school in America develops its athletes from the neck down, but at WVU, the Mountaineers build excellence in the physical and mental aspects of the game

Mountaineer strength and conditioning is an intense, every day commitment. There is no such thing as a part-time champion



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The Coliseum contains all the modern conveniences that make it one of the best in the nation

Home of the 2010 NCAA Final Four, 2005 NCAA Elite Eight, 2006 NCAA Sweet 16, 2008 NCAA Sweet 16, 2009 NCAA teams and 2007 NIT Champions

Home of the 2010 BIG EAST Champions A ticket to the Coliseum is the hottest ticket in the state The WVU Coliseum contains areas for: Coaches oces, locker rooms,

weight room, athletic training, players lounge, lm study, program history and tradition, players training table and equipment

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BASKETBALL GAMES IN MORGANTOWN ARE FILLED WITH ELECTRICITY AND EXCITEMENT IN ONE OF THE

WILDEST ARENAS IN COLLEGE BASKETBALL

WHEN WVU BASKETBALL FANS FILL THE COLISEUM, IT BECOMES AN ARENA UNSURPASSED IN

ENTHUSIASM AND ELECTRICITY

THE MOUNTAINEERS RESPOND TO THIS GREAT HOME COURT BY MAKING IT A VERY UNWELCOME PLACE FOR VISITORS

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West Virginia has won 78 percent of its home games since 1970 This year, the Coliseum will have a new video board that is comparable

to NBA arenas, a new modern oor design, more lighting and a new sound system

A new state-of-the-art academic center was added in 2007 ESPN College GameDay visited the Coliseum in 2009 WVU is 66-10 at home in the last ve seasons WVU set school records for average and total attendance in

2010

WVU sold more season tickets in 2009-10 than any other season in school history

WVU is 49-2 at home against non-conference teams in the last eight years, including 30 wins in a row

More than four million fans have watched a game in person at the Coliseum

WVU has won more than 85 percent of its home games in the last seven years


Date Score Result Opponent Attendance March 1, 2010 81-68 W Georgetown 13,211February 27, 2010 74-68 W Cincinnati 12,598February 20, 2010 75-63 W Seton Hall 11,816February 8, 2010 75-82 L Villanova 15,593February 3, 2010 70-51 W Pitt 15,419January 30, 2010 77-74 W Louisville 12,471January 23, 2010 71-65 W Ohio State 15,033January 16, 2010 71-72 L Syracuse 15,271December 29, 2009 63-62 W Marquette 12,872December 23, 2009 76-66 W Ole Miss 11,139December 12, 2009 69-43 W Coppin State 10,121March 7, 2009 59-62 L Louisville 13,089March 4, 2009 82-63 W DePaul 10,070February 18, 2009 79-68 W Notre Dame 13,126February 13, 2009 93-72 W Villanova 12,513February 7, 2009 86-59 W Providence 11,091January 25, 2009 67-79 L Pitt 14,329January 17, 2009 62-59 W USF 11,037January 6, 2009 55-61 L Connecticut 13,920November 11, 2008 92-47 W Elon 10,250March 3, 2008 76-62 W Pitt 13,960February 23, 2008 80-53 W Providence 11,319February 17, 2008 89-68 W Seton Hall 10,074January 30, 2008 39-62 L Cincinnati 10,082January 26, 2008 57-58 L Georgetown 14,048January 17, 2008 73-64 W St. Johns 13,047January 13, 2008 81-61 W Syracuse 13,560January 6, 2008 79-64 W Marquette 11,429December 8, 2007 92-68 W Duquesne 10,071March 20, 2007 71-66 W NC State 11,215March 3, 2007 79-65 W Cincinnati 11,968February 17, 2007 81-71 W Seton Hall 12,249February 10, 2007 70-65 W UCLA 14,160February 7, 2007 47-60 L Pitt 14,336January 28, 2007 64-52 W DePaul 11,239January 6, 2007 73-46 W St. Johns 11,083December 30, 2006 81-71 W Connecticut 11,903February 27, 2006 67-62 W Pitt 14,805February 25, 2006 68-64 W Louisville 12,483February 18, 2006 75-81 L Connecticut 14,683February 4, 2006 66-57 W Cincinnati 12,480February 1, 2006 71-70 W Notre Dame 13,672January 14, 2006 104-85 W Marquette 13,571January 11, 2006 68-61 W Georgetown 12,116November 26, 2005 68-71 OT L LSU 11,044February 26, 2005 76-58 W Rutgers 12,004February 5, 2005 83-78 OT W Pitt 12,135January 16, 2005 53-73 L Boston College 10,056December 29, 2004 71-65 W George Washington 13,956February 21, 2004 58-67 L Pitt 14,665February 8, 2003 80-94 L Syracuse 13,092January 14, 2003 61-80 L Pitt 13,891January 12, 2002 69-75 L Syracuse 13,351March 3, 2001 65-96 L Boston College 14,184February 17, 2001 87-76 W Syracuse 12,389February 11, 2001 66-69 L Notre Dame 11,179January 9, 1999 45-80 L Connecticut 10,118February 22, 1998 81-71 W Seton Hall 12,381February 11, 1998 80-62 W Connecticut 15,167February 3, 1998 90-72 W Pitt 10,027January 24, 1998 81-63 W Providence 12,073January 15, 1998 72-74 L Notre Dame 10,398January 10, 1998 98-84 W Miami 13,829January 5, 1997 81-70 W Georgetown 10,091March 19, 1997 71-76 L Florida State 10,314February 15, 1997 77-87 OT L Syracuse 11,559February 1, 1997 74-59 W Pitt 12,085January 25, 1997 67-66 W Notre Dame 12,621February 24, 1996 92-77 W St. Johns 11,029February 17, 1996 72-69 W Miami 10,065January 13, 1996 67-69 L Villanova 11,003December 2, 1996 83-86 OT L Georgetown 15,193January 27, 1995 94-97 OT L Massachusetts 13,862February 26, 1994 95-85 W Rutgers 11,147January 13, 1994 56-70 L Massachusetts 11,148February 27, 1993 79-54 W Massachuetts 10,236January 23, 1993 82-81 2OT W St. Josephs 13,074December 19, 1992 78-69 W Ohio State 12,133December 5, 1992 86-72 W Maryland 10,516

CROWDS OVER 10,000IN THE WVU COLISEUM


1970-71 9-4 .6921971-72 11-4 .7331972-73 8-6 .5711973-74 8-4 .6671974-75 8-6 .5711975-76 12-4 .7501976-77 11-1 .9171977-78 8-4 .6671978-79 14-4 .7781979-80 8-7 .5331980-81 19-1 .9501981-82 15-0 1.0001982-83 13-1 .9291983-84 15-2 .8821984-85 13-3 .8131985-86 13-1 .9291986-87 14-2 .8751987-88 10-6 .6251988-89 12-2 .8571989-90 12-1 .9231990-91 13-2 .8671991-92 10-3 .7691992-93 14-1 .9331993-94 13-3 .813

1994-95 9-4 .6921995-96 9-5 .6431996-97 12-4 .7501997-98 13-1 .9291998-99 6-7 .4621999-00 Coliseum was closed for asbestos removal.2000-01 12-4 .7502001-02 5-8 .3852002-03 9-5 .6432003-04 10-4 .7142004-05 11-3 .7862005-06 13-2 .8672006-07 17-1 .9442007-08 13-2 .8672008-09 11-3 .7862009-10 12-2 .857---------------------------1970s 93-38 .7101980s 131-25 .8401990s 108-30 .7832000s 113-34 .769---------------------------Overall 445-127 .777

COLISEUM RESULTS

Built in 1969 at a cost of $10.4 million and open for competition in 1970, the

WVU Coliseum also serves as home to the WVU School of Physical Education and much of the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics

One of the BIG EAST Conferences nest basketball arenas, the WVU Coliseum seats 14,000 and provides an electric atmosphere for college basketball

Since 2000, the Coliseum has received a contemporary upgrade which included renovations to the basketball oces, locker rooms, construction of a players lounge and team video theater, expansion of the strength and conditioning center and training and equipment rooms as well as construction of a club seating area


February 29, 1992 95-82 W St. Josephs 12,564February 27, 1992 69-74 L Massachusetts 10,750February 6, 1992 90-78 W Rhode Island 11,307January 13, 1992 87-67 W Notre Dame 13,759January 11, 1992 83-75 W Duquesne 10,903January 4, 1992 62-63 L Temple 13,626December 14, 1991 86-85 W Pitt 11,058February 23, 1991 91-66 W Temple 12,034January 31, 1991 63-66 L Penn State 10,209January 5, 1991 71-67 W Miami 10,797December 1, 1990 90-85 W Maryland 11,027February 25, 1990 79-71 OT W Penn State 10,961December 9, 1989 97-93 2OT W Pitt 10,485February 19, 1989 90-66 W Rhode Island 11,782February 11, 1989 100-67 W Penn State 13,019January 21, 1989 65-63 W Temple 13,121January 14, 1989 90-70 W Rutgers 12,455February 23, 1988 61-62 L Temple 10,766February 13, 1988 73-68 W Rutgers 11,858February 7, 1988 71-74 L Rhode Island 11,005January 16, 1988 73-51 W Massachusetts 12,055December 12, 1987 64-70 L Pitt 12,481December 5, 1987 75-49 W Maryland 11,045February 14, 1987 57-67 L Temple 13,714December 27, 1986 69-67 W Marshall 11,019February 8, 1986 82-61 W St. Bonaventure 10,361January 18, 1986 69-65 OT W Temple 10,029March 2, 1985 73-63 W George Washington 11,226January 26, 1985 61-57 W Temple 12,295December 8, 1984 89-77 W Marshall 12,507March 10, 1984 59-56 W St. Bonaventure 11,031February 27, 1983 87-78 W UNLV 15,638February 16, 1983 101-84 W Penn State 12,846February 2, 1983 90-86 3OT W Virginia Tech 10,970January 20, 1983 63-64 L St. Bonaventure 10,335January 8, 1983 73-71 W Temple 12,115December 7, 1982 65-51 W William & Mary 10,041December 4, 1982 95-82 W Marshall 15,409December 1, 1982 105-79 W Youngstown State 10,461March 1, 1982 91-70 W Massachusetts 12,757February 24, 1982 82-77 W Pitt 16,704February 20, 1982 52-37 W George Washington 14,853February 18, 1982 68-60 W Stetson 13,491February 13, 1982 49-43 W St. Bonaventure 12,620February 4, 1982 59-53 W Rutgers 14,331January 31, 1982 65-59 W South Alabama 13,721January 20, 1982 75-65 W Duquesne 10,394January 18, 1982 75-68 W Penn State 12,771January 11, 1982 80-65 W Massachusetts 10,511December 12, 1981 73-68 W Ohio State 13,122March 16, 1981 77-76 OT W Temple 12,079March 13, 1981 67-64 W Pennsylvania 13,137February 18, 1981 81-60 W Rhode Island 13,316February 14, 1981 73-67 W Rutgers 12,035January 31, 1981 76-63 W Pitt 15,299December 6, 1980 73-76 OT L Marshall 11,756February 14, 1980 78-90 L Louisville 10,136February 2, 1980 68-66 W Pitt 11,356December 10, 1979 55-72 L Ohio State 14,023February 17, 1979 54-70 L Notre Dame 15,118February 10, 1979 68-61 W Rutgers 11,641January 20, 1979 93-92 W Pitt 11,187December 6, 1978 79-73 W Marshall 11,361December 2, 1978 64-69 L Ohio State 13,293February 20, 1978 80-73 W Marshall 12,132February 19, 1977 81-68 W Notre Dame 13,151February 12, 1977 66-68 L Rutgers 10,808January 8, 1977 92-72 W Penn State 10,160February 21, 1976 76-89 L George Washington 10,895February 11, 1976 85-72 W Pitt 10,087December 6, 1975 79-90 L Purdue 12,250February 1, 1975 97-92 W Davidson 10,132January 18, 1975 71-67 W Pacic 10,155December 7, 1974 86-80 W Villanova 12,950December 1, 1973 82-78 W Pitt 11,583January 8, 1972 95-78 W Davidson 13,140February 20, 1971 98-107 L Notre Dame 13,652January 13, 1971 74-83 L Ohio State 10,807December 7, 1970 100-106 L Kentucky 13,323

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TOTAL YEARLYATTENDANCE

Team Total Average Year Record Attendance Games Per Game1971 13-12 93,604 13 7,1531972 13-11 96,620 15 6,4411973 10-15 91,627 14 6,5441974 10-15 70,568 12 5,8811975 14-13 118,795 14 8,4851976 15-13 101,366 16 6,3351977 18-11 90,848 12 7,7501978 12-16 65,157 12 5,4291979 16-12 146,367 18 8,1321980 15-14 129,019 15 8,6011981 23-10 164,667 20 8,2331982 27-4 170,762 15 11,3841983 23-8 146,807 14 10,4861984 20-12 131,223 17 7,7191985 20-9 130,059 16 8,1291986 22-11 97,585 14 6,9701987 23-8 108,524 16 6,7831988 18-14 129,193 16 8,0751989 26-5 108,505 14 7,5041990 16-12 98,735 13 7,5951991 17-14 118,941 15 7,9291992 20-12 127,020 13 9,7711993 17-12 124,240 15 8,2831994 17-12 92,858 16 5,8041995 13-13 88,138 13 6,7801996 12-15 106,749 14 7,6251997 21-10 125,829 16 7,8641998 24-9 125,817 14 8,9871999 10-19 78,933 13 6,0722000 14-14 73,479 15 4,899*2001 17-12 102,471 16 6,4042002 8-20 84,378 13 6,4912003 14-15 97,097 14 6,9362004 17-14 98,997 14 7,0712005 24-11 119,145 14 8,5102006 22-11 156,024 15 10,4022007 27-9 169,557 18 9,4202008 26-11 150,935 15 10,0622009 23-12 147,734 14 10,5522010 31-7 173,281 14 12,377 *Coliseum was closed for asbestos removal. Home games were played in Charleston, Wheeling and Fairmont


The new building will be one of the most modern practice facilities in

college basketball

The basketball practice facility has an estimated cost of approximately $25 million

The practice facility will feature a basketball hall of fame in a reception area near the entrance, practice courts, oces, locker rooms, players lounge, an equipment room, a weight training center, an athletic training area, training table and a doctors examination area

The new facility will be located next to the Coliseum at the Red Gate The basketball facility will be the home of Mountaineer basketball

WEST VIRGINIA BASKETBALL WILL HAVE A NEW PRACTICE FACILITY IN 2011


The WVU Department of Intercollegiate Athletics and the basketball program are taking an active role in a number of community service projects

West Virginia athletes take a role in the community to help shape future champions of tomorrow

DaSean Butler was the 2010 winner of the Lowes SENIOR Class Award

Mountaineer basketball players are regular visitors to area hospitals Mountaineer basketball players are regular visitors to area schools

Wearing the Gold and Blue brings a sense of responsibility to the community and the state of West Virginia

When you wear the Gold and Blue, you are a role model and adored by the Mountaineer Nation


WVU students receive $317 million annually in grants, loans,

work study, fee waivers and scholarships

WVUs campus oers one of the nations safest college environments Readers Digest ranked it 18th among 135 U.S. colleges and universities and gave WVU an A for its strong commitment to safety

A Farmers Insurance study ranked Morgantown as the eighth-most secure place to live among U.S. towns with populations less than 150,000

Morgantown was named the No. 1 small city in America by BizJournals.com and as the best small city in the East by Prometheus Publications. The American Institute for Economic Research named Morgantown one of Americas Best College Towns. Kiplingers Personal Finance magazine listed the city 29th among 50 Smart Places to Live.

Recreational and job opportunities were among the factors Mens Journal magazine cited in naming Morgantown the nations third-best small city. The Wellness Councils of America named

WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY IS A LEADING 21ST CENTURY LAND-GRANT INSTITUTION THAT IS IMPROVING PEOPLES LIVES THROUGH TEACHING, DISCOVERY, AND OUTREACH.



Morgantown an elite Well City, and Sporting News named Morgantown one of its Best Sports Cities.

National media outlets such as CNBC spotlighted Morgantown as an oasis of economic strength in the midst of a global recession, and Careerbuilder.com ranked the city as one of the 25 Best Cities to Find a Job. A report by Fortune Small Business ranked Morgantown the 7th best small city to launch a small business

WVUs main Morgantown location includes three distinct campusesDowntown, Evansdale and the Health Sciences campus. The

Personal Rapid Transit (PRT) system named top people-mover in the nation - has shuttled people among the campuses since the U.S. Department of Transportation built it 30 years ago

The Student Recreation Center oers a six-lane lap pool and a leisure pool; a 20-person whirlpool; seven courts for basketball, volleyball, and badminton; tness machines and free weights covering 17,000 square feet; and a 50-foot climbing wall

WVU has produced 25 Rhodes Scholars, more than any other school in the BIG EAST Conference


WVU: A BRIEF PROFILEStudents: WVUs main campus fall 2009 enrollment was 28,898.

Alumni: A new Erickson Alumni Center has opened as a gathering place for the more than 170,000 worldwide alumni.

Degree Programs: WVU oers 185 bachelors, masters, doctoral, and professional degree programs.

Divisional Campuses: Potomac State College of WVU; WVU Institute of TechnologyHealth Sciences Center Divisions: Charleston Division, Health Sciences Center, Charleston, W.Va.; Eastern Division, Health Sciences Center, Martinsburg, W.Va.

Major Academic Divisions: Davis College of Agriculture, Forestry, and Consumer Sciences; Eberly College of Arts and Sciences; College of

Business and Economics; College of Creative Arts; School of Dentistry; College of Engineer-ing and Mineral Resources; College of Human Resources and Education; Perley Isaac Reed School of Journalism; College of Law; School of Medicine; School of Nursing; School of Pharmacy; College of Physical Activity and Sport Sciences

Visitors Resource Center: At WVUs Visitors Resource Center, located in Morgantowns wharf district, guests can learn about the University through exciting interactive displays. The centers hours of operation are: Monday through Friday: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. (except home football game days). Hours may change during recognized Univer-sity holidays. Guided tours leave the Visitors Resource Center Monday through Friday at 10:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. and on most Saturdays at

10 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. Tours are approximately two hours long, and reservations are required. For more information or to schedule a tour, see http://www.visit.wvu.edu/ or call (304) 293-3489.

Admission Information: Information is available from the Oce of Admissions and Records, PO Box 6090, West Virginia University, Morgan-town, WV 26506-6090; or call (304) 293-2121 or visit WVU on the Web: http://www.wvu.edu; E-mail: [email protected] Parents Club Helpline: Receive information or share comments by calling 1-800-WVU-0096. Someone will respond within one business day if possible.


Many WVU students have received other prestigious scholarships,

including 21 Truman Scholarships, 33 Goldwater Scholarships, two British Marshall Scholarships, two Morris K. Udall Scholarships; seven Boren Scholarships; two Gilman Scholarships, two Department of Homeland Security Scholarships, and one Jack Kent Cooke Foundation Graduate Scholarship. Six WVU students have appeared on the USA Today All-USA College Academic First Team

The FBI chose WVU as its national leader for biometrics research. WVU is the academic arm of the FBIs Biometric Center of Excellence.

The WVU School of Medicines Rural Medicine Program is ranked in U.S. News & World Reports top 10 graduate programs in the eld. More than two dozen WVU graduate programs are ranked by the publication as among the nations best.

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2 Appearances in the NCAA Final Four (1992, 2010)

3 Times earning the Ray Meyer Award as the Con-ference USA Coach of the Year (1997-98, 1998-99, 1999-00); also named the Conference USA Coach of the Decade

4 Appearances in the NCAA Elite Eight (1992, 1993, 1996, 2010)

5 Conference Players of the Year (Danny Fortson 1996 and 1997; Kenyon Martin 2000; Steve Logan 2001 and 2002)

5 Times named National Coach of the Year (1991-92 Hoop Scoop, 1992-93 Playboy, 1997-98 Basketball Times, 1999-2000 The Sporting News, 2001-02 ESPN.com)

8 Top-10 nal poll rankings

10 Number of All-Americans in coaching tenure (Bobby Brannan - 1998, DaSean Butler 2010, Dan-ny Fortson 1995-1997, DerMarr Johnson - 2000, Steve Logan 2001-2002, Kenyon Martin 1999-2000, Pete Mickeal - 2000, Ruben Patterson - 1998, Nick Van Exel - 1993, Dontonio Wingeld - 1994)

10 Conference tournament titles

13 Conference regular season titles

14 Consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances at Cincinnati (1992-2005)

18 NBA Draft picks, including six rst round selec-tions and four lottery picks (Marcel Boyce 1987; Corie Blount and Nick Van Exel 1993; Dontonio Wingeld 1994; Danny Fortson 1997; Ruben Pat-terson 1998; Melvin Levett 1999; Kenyon Martin, DerMarr Johnson and Pete Mickeal 2000; Kenny Sattereld 2001; Steve Logan 2002; Jason Maxi-ell 2005; James White 2006; Joe Alexander 2008; Bill Walker 2008; DaSean Butler and Devin Ebanks 2010)

18 NCAA Tournament Appearances

24 Number of 20-win seasons in his 28 years as a head coach, including 14 seasons of 25 wins or more

25 Postseason appearances; 18 NCAA appearanc-es, ve NIT appearances (two at Akron; two at Cincin-nati; one at Kansas State) and two NAIA

28 Student-athletes at Cincinnati who completed their eligibility under Huggins have also completed their degree requirements, while others have post-poned their academic pursuits to pursue professional playing careers. In his last four years, 11 of the 18 departing seniors earned their degrees.

53 All-Conference selections in Division I (43 at Cin-cinnati; three at Akron; two at Kansas State; ve at West Virginia)

670 Number of victories; ranking him fourth among active NCAA Division I coaches

.735 Division I career winning percentage (670-241); ranks 10th among active Division I coaches

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(Minimum ve years as a Division I head coach;includes record at four-year U.S. colleges only.)

No. Coach Team Yrs. Won Lost Pct. 1. Mark Few Gonzaga 11 291 73 .799 2. Roy Williams North Carolina 22 614 155 .798 3. Jamie Dixon Pittsburgh 7 188 54 .777 4. Bruce Pearl Tennessee 18 443 130 .773 5. Bo Ryan Wisconsin 26 600 185 .764 6. Mike Krzyzewski Duke 35 868 279 .757 7. John Calipari Kentucky 18 438 141 .756 8. Thad Matta Ohio St. 10 258 85 .752 9. Jim Boeheim Syracuse 34 829 293 .739 10. Bob Huggins West Virginia 28 670 241 .735

2010-11 WINNINGEST ACTIVE DIVISION I MENS BASKETBALL COACHESBY VICTORIES

(Minimum ve years as a Division I head coach;includes record at four-year U.S. colleges only.)

No. Coach Team Won 1. Mike Krzyzewski Duke 868 2. Jim Calhoun Connecticut 823 3. Jim Boeheim Syracuse 829 4. Bob Huggins West Virginia 670 5. Gary Williams Maryland 649 6. Homer Drew Valparaiso 617 7. Roy Williams North Carolina 614 8. Bo Ryan Wisconsin 600 9. Mike Montgomery California 593 10. Ben Braun Rice 570

WINNINGEST DIVISION I MENS BASKET-BALL COACHES ALL-TIMEBY VICTORIES(Minimum 10 head coaching seasons in Division I)

Coach Wins 1. Bob Knight 902 2. Dean Smith 879 3. Adolph Rupp 876 4. Mike Krzyzewski* 868 5. Jim Phelan 830 6. Jim Boeheim* 829 7. Jim Calhoun* 823 8. Eddie Sutton 804 9. Lefty Driesell 786 10. Lute Olson 780 11. Lou Henson 779 12. Henry Iba 764 13. Ed Diddle 759 14. Phog Allen 746 15. John Chaney 741 16. Jerry Tarkanian 729 17. Norm Stewart 728 18. Ray Meyer 724 19. Don Haskins 719 20. Denny Crum 675 21. Bob Huggins* 670 22. John Wooden 664 23. Ralph Miller 657 34. Gary Williams* 649 25. Tom Penders 648

26. Gene Bartow 647 27. Billy Tubbs 641 28. Marv Harshman 637 29. Hugh Durham 633 30. Cam Henderson 630*active.

Active Coaching Longevity Records(Minimum ve years as a Division I head coach)

MOST GAMES

No. Coach, Team and Seasons 1,181 Jim Calhoun, Northeastern 1973-86, Connecticut 87-2010 1,147 Mike Krzyzewski, Army 1976-80, Duke 81-2010 1,122 Jim Boeheim, Syracuse 1977-2010 1,032 Homer Drew, Bethel (IN) 1977-87, Ind.-South Bend 88, Valparaiso 89-2002, 04-10 1,015 Gary Williams, American 1979-82, Boston College 83-86, Ohio St. 87-89, Maryland 90-2010 1,004 Ben Braun, Siena Heights 1978-85, Eastern Mich. 86-96, California 97-2008, Rice 09-10 995 Cliff Ellis, South Ala. 1976-84, Clemson 85-94, Auburn 95-2004, Coastal Caro. 08-10 938 Dave Bike, Sacred Heart 1979-2010 912 Pat Kennedy, Iona 1981-86, Florida St. 87-97, DePaul 98-2002, Montana 03-04, Towson 05-10 911 Bob Huggins, Walsh 1981-83, Akron 1985-89, Cincinnati 90- 2005, Kansas St. 07, West Virginia 08-10 908 Rick Byrd, Maryville (TN) 1979-80, Lincoln Memorial 84-86, Belmont 87-2010

MOST SEASONS

No. Coach, Team and Seasons 38 Jim Calhoun, Northeastern 1973-86, Connecticut 87-2010 35 Mike Krzyzewski, Army 1976-80, Duke 81-2010 34 Jim Boeheim, Syracuse 1977-2010 33 Ben Braun, Siena Heights 1978-85, Eastern Mich. 86-96, California 97-2008, Rice 09-10 33 Homer Drew, Bethel (IN) 1977-87, Ind.-South Bend 88, Valparaiso 89-2002, 04-10 32 Dave Bike, Sacred Heart 1979-2010 32 Cliff Ellis, South Ala. 1976-84, Clemson 85-94, Auburn 95-2004, Coastal Caro. 08-10 32 Gary Williams, American 1979-82, Boston College 83-86, Ohio St. 87-89, Maryland 90-2010 30 Larry Hunter, Wittenberg 1977-89, Ohio 1990-2001, Western Caro. 06-10 30 Pat Kennedy, Iona 1981-86, Florida St. 87-97, DePaul 98-2002, Montana 03-04, Towson 05-10 29 Rick Byrd, Maryville (TN) 1979-80, Lincoln Memorial 84-86, Belmont 87-2010 29 Bobby Cremins, Appalachian St. 1976-81, Georgia Tech 82-2000, Col. of Charleston 07-10 29 Pat Douglass, Mont. St.-Billings 1982-87, Cal St. Bakersfield 88-97, UC Irvine 98-2010 28 John Beilein, Nazareth 1983, Le Moyne 84-92, Canisius 93-97, Richmond 98-2002, West Virginia 03-07, Michigan 08-10 28 Bob Huggins, Walsh 1981-83, Akron 1985-89, Cincinnati 90- 2005, Kansas St. 07, West Virginia 08-10 28 Don Maestri, Troy 1983-2010 28 Mike Montgomery, Montana 1979-86, Stanford 87-2004, California 09-10 26 Mike Deane, Oswego St. 1981-82, Siena 87-94, Marquette 95-99, Lamar 2000-2003, Wagner 04-10 26 Greg Kampe, Oakland 1985-2010 26 Jim Larranaga, American Intl 1978-79, Bowling Green 87-97, George Mason 98-2010 26 Bo Ryan, Wis.-Platteville 1985-99, Milwaukee 2000-01, Wisconsin 02-10 MOST DIVISION I 20-WIN SEASONS

No. Coach, Team and Seasons 32 Jim Boeheim, Syracuse 1977-2010 26 Mike Krzyzewski, Army 1976-80, Duke 81-2010

23 Jim Calhoun, Northeastern 1973-86, Connecticut 87-2010 22 Bob Huggins, Walsh 1981-83, Akron 1985-89, Cincinnati 90-2005, Kansas St. 07, West Virginia 08-10 20 Roy Williams, Kansas 1989-2003, North Carolina 04-10 MOST CONSECUTIVE DIVISION I 20-WIN SEASONS

No. Coach, Team and Seasons 17 Tubby Smith, Tulsa 1994-95, Georgia 96-97, Kentucky 98-2007, Minnesota 08-10 14 Jim Boeheim, Syracuse 1983-96 14 Roy Williams, Kansas 1990-2003 14 Mike Krzyzewski, Duke 1997-2010 13 Jim Boeheim, Syracuse 1998-2010 12 Billy Donovan, Florida 1999-2010 12 Bill Self, Tulsa 1999-2000, Illinois 01-04, Kansas 04-10 11 Bob Huggins, Cincinnati 1992-2002 11 Mike Krzyzewski, Duke 1984-94 11 Dana Altman, Creighton 1999-2009

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No. Coach, Team and Seasons 32 Jim Boeheim, Syracuse 1977-2010* 30 Dean Smith, North Carolina 1962-97 29 Bob Knight, Army 1966-71, Indiana 72-2000, Texas Tech 02-08 29 Lute Olson, Long Beach St. 1974, Iowa 75-83, Arizona 84-2007 26 Mike Krzyzewski, Army 1976-80, Duke 81-2010* 25 Eddie Sutton, Creighton 1970-74, Arkansas 75-85, Kentucky 86-89, Oklahoma St. 91-2006, San Francisco 08 25 Jerry Tarkanian, Long Beach St. 1969-73, UNLV 74-92, Fresno St. 96-2002 23 Jim Calhoun, Northeastern 1973-86, Connecticut 87-2010* 23 Adolph Rupp, Kentucky 1931-52, 54-72 22 Bob Huggins, Walsh 1981-83, Akron 1985-89, Cincinnati 90- 2005, Kansas St. 07, West Virginia 08-10* 22 Lefty Driesell, Davidson 1961-69, Maryland 70-86, James Madison 89-97, Georgia St. 98-2003 21 Denny Crum, Louisville 1972-2001 * active. MOST CONSECUTIVE DIVISION I 20-WIN SEASONS

No. Coach, Team and Seasons 27 Dean Smith, North Carolina 1971-97 20 Lute Olson, Arizona 1988-2007* 17 Tubby Smith, Tulsa 1994-95, Georgia 96-97, Kentucky 98-2007, Minnesota 08-10* 14 Jim Boeheim, Syracuse 1983-96* 14 Roy Williams, Kansas 1990-2003* 14 Mike Krzyzewski, Duke 1997-2010* 13 Denny Crum, Louisville 1972-84 13 John Thompson, Georgetown 1978-90 13 Jim Boeheim, Syracuse 1998-2010* 12 Bill Self, Tulsa 1999-2000, Illinois 01-04, Kansas 04-10* 12 Billy Tubbs, Oklahoma 1982-93 12 Billy Donovan, Florida 1999-2010* 11 Bob Huggins, Cincinnati 1992-2002* 11 Mike Krzyzewski, Duke 1984-94* 11 Al McGuire, Marquette 1967-77 11 Dana Altman, Creighton 1999-2009* 11 Jerry Tarkanian, Long Beach St. 1970-73, UNLV 74-80 11 Jerry Tarkanian, UNLV 1982-92


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YEARBYYEAR DIVISION I COACHING RECORD

AKRON ERA (1984-89)1984-85

12-14/6-8 Ohio Valley AP RankingsDate UA Opp Opponent W/L ScoreD1 Western Illinois W 64-57D8 Ashland W 69-57D12 at Bowling Green L 53-64D15 Md.-Eastern Shore W 67-53D17 at Eastern Michigan L 53-68D22 Kent State L 52-56J2 Hiram W 73-66J5 Youngstown State* L 61-75J9 Edinboro State W 89-60J12 at Murray State* L 51-64J14 at Austin Peay* L 52-54J16 Cleveland State L 50-52J19 Tennessee Tech* L 42-57J21 Middle Tennessee* W 80-64J26 at Eastern Kentucky* (5OT) W 88-86J28 at Morehead State* W 71-61J31 Central Florida (OT) W 61-60F2 at Youngstown State* L 67-73F4 at Cleveland State L 58-76F9 Eastern Kentucky* L 55-61F11 Morehead State* W 54-53F13 Chicago State L 63-65F16 Murray State* W 67-64F18 Austin Peay* W 80-66F23 at Tennessee Tech* L 52-74F25 at Middle Tennessee L 63-71

1985-86

22-8/10-4 Ohio Valley NCAA First Round Ohio Valley Champions

AP RankingsDate UA Opp Opponent W/L Score N26 Davis & Elkins W 93-70N30 at Bowling Green W 90-85D5 at Ohio State L 73-91D7 at Kent State L 60-66D10 at Cleveland State L 76-88D14 Md. Eastern Shore W 84-56D21 Hiram W 102-59D28 Morgan State W 79-56D30 Ashland W 84-58J4 at Youngstown State* W 64-62J11 Eastern Kentucky* W 63-55J13 Morehead State* W 85-75J16 at UNC-Wilmington W 82-73J18 at Austin Peay* W 77-67J20 at Murray State* L 77-83J22 Urbana W 117-79J25 at Tennessee Tech* W 66-54J27 at Middle Tennessee* W 78-70J29 at Central Florida W 81-70F1 Youngstown State L 62-50F3 at Detroit W 53-51F8 Middle Tennessee* L 72-86F10 Tennessee Tech* W 79-69F15 at Morehead State* W 67-64F17 at Eastern Kentucky* L 64-84F22 Murray State* W 76-57F24 Austin Peay* W 84-72Ohio Valley TournamentM3 Tennessee Tech W 67-58M7 Middle Tennessee W 68-63

NCAA TournamentM14 5 Michigan L 64-70

1986-87

21-9/9-5 Ohio ValleyNIT First Round

AP RankingsDate UA Opp Opponent W/L ScoreN29 Slippery Rock W 82-53D1 at Ohio L 79-81D3 Bowling Green W 79-52D6 Kent State W 67-62D9 Cleveland State (OT)W 73-69McDonalds Zip ClasssicD12 Central Connecticut W 72-47D13 Coastal Carolina W 66-61D20 Edinboro State W 95-76D22 at Robert Morris W 73-60D29 South Carolina State W 81-66J3 Youngstown State* W 60-46J5 14 at Pittsburgh L 65-67J10 at Eastern Kentucky* L 61-82J12 at Morehead State L 52-62J17 Austin Peay* W 89-76J19 Murray State* W 76-70J24 Tennessee Tech* W 95-73J26 Middle Tennessee* W 96-78J31 at Youngstown State* L 68-71F2 Detroit W 82-74F4 Hiram W 91-63F7 at Middle Tennessee L 62-64F9 at Tennessee Tech* W 87-83F14 Morehead State* W 93-83F16 Eastern Kentucky* W 74-73F21 at Murray State* W 76-66F23 at Austin Peay* L 58-63Ohio Valley TournamentM2 Youngstown State W 103-74M6 Eastern Kentucky L 85-94NIT Tournament at Illinois State L 72-79

1987-88

21-7 AP RankingsDate UA Opp Opponent W/L ScoreN30 Ashland W 69-52 McDonalds Zip Classsic D4 Rice W 74-67D5 Western Illinois L 73-77D7 Robert Morris W 74-61D9 Ohio W 76-69D12 at Kent State L 74-92D21 3 Pittsburgh L 63-67D30 Bethune-Cookman W 85-51J2 North Carolina A&T W 63-57J6 at Cleveland State L 73-80J11 at Middle Tennesse L 78-82J18 Middle Tennessee W 76-72J20 Otterbein W 109-54J23 at Northern Illinois W 75-68J25 at Chicago State W 61-56J28 Kenyon W 75-53J30 Brooklyn College W 96-57F3 at North Carolina A&T L 70-92F6 Youngstown State W 90-59F10 at Wright State W 88-81F13 at Brooklyn College W 97-70F15 Florida International W 103-58F17 Wright State (OT) W 89-82F20 Chicago State W 78-58F24 at Western Illinois L 71-76F27 Morehead State W 90-67M5 at Western Michigan W 79-74

1988-8921-8NIT First Round

AP RankingsDate UA Opp Opponent W/L ScoreN26 Boise State W 64-57N28 at N.C. State L 67-87McDonalds Zip ClasssicD2 Delaware State W 105-66D3 Stephen F. Austin W 102-77D5 Middle Tennessee W 81-65D10 Kent State W 78-69D19 Kansas State L 68-70D21 at Boise State L 62-65J4 at Brooklyn College W 109-68J7 at Middle Tennessee L 94-99J11 Cleveland State L 77-78J14 at Oral Roberts W 88-84J16 Youngstown State W 97-73J21 Wright State W 87-78J23 at Northern Illinois W 80-69J28 Western Michigan W 97-64J31 at Ohio L 72-76F2 Northern Illinois W 90-70F4 at Youngstown State W 99-73F6 at Morehead State L 87-89F9 Southern Utah State W 79-53F11 at Central Florida W 75-71F13 at Florida International W 87-80F18 at Wright State W 86-70F22 Oral Roberts W 91-72F27 Brooklyn College W 102-44M1 Western Illinois W 88-53M4 Weber State W 92-50NIT Tournament at Ohio State L 70-81

CINCINNATI ERA (1989-2005)1989-90

20-14/9-5 Metro (2nd)NIT Second Round

AP RankingsDate UC Opp Opponent W/L ScoreN25 20 Minnesota W 66-64N29 at UNC Wilmington W 66-55D2 Miami (Ohio) L 59-63D16 Dayton W 90-88D18 Southern W 83-72Kentucky InvitationalD22 UL-Lafayette L 88-89D23 Portland W 75-53Rainbow ClassicD28 Creighton W 60-58D29 13 Duke L 83-95D30 Rutgers W 79-71J4 8 at Louisville* W 71-66J6 Coastal Carolina L 72-73J8 at Toledo L 72-84J11 Florida State* W 82-62J13 at South Carolina* L 53-59J18 Morehead State W 68-61J20 at Virginia Tech* W 62-59J22 at Arkansas State L 65-66J25 Tulane* W 73-64J27 Southern Mississippi* L 76-83J31 25 at Xavier (Ohio) (OT) L 88-90F3 at Memphis* L 64-82F5 Alcorn State W 89-52

F8 at Florida State* W 72-69F10 South Carolina* W 76-51F15 Memphis* W 82-76F17 Virginia Tech* W 94-80F22 at Southern Mississippi* L 63-70F24 at Tulane* W 66-58M1 Louisville* L 71-86Metro Conference TournamentM8 Florida State (OT) W 65-64M9 Southern Miss L 63-75NIT TournamentM16 Bowling Green W 75-60M20 DePaul L 59-61

1990-91

18-12/8-6 Metro (3rd)NIT Second Round

AP RankingsDate UC Opp Opponent W/L ScoreDelta Airlines Bearcat ClassicN23 Sam Houston State W 94-65N24 Kent W 89-62N28 Kentucky L 71-75D1 at Miami (Ohio) L 64-72D8 UNC-Asheville W 95-51D13 Michigan State L 63-65D15 at Evansville W 58-48D17 St. Francis (Pa.) W 79-68D20 at Minnesota W 72-64D22 21 East Tennessee State L 79-90D29 at Dayton W 75-71J3 Louisville* W 72-64J10 at Florida State* L 67-72J12 at South Carolina* L 69-85J19 Virginia Tech* W 77-61J24 at Tulane* W 60-56J26 15 at Southern Mississippi* W 76-69J30 Xavier (Ohio) W 69-56F2 Memphis* W 73-59F7 Florida State* W 76-67F9 South Carolina* W 68-59F14 at Memphis* L 63-70F16 at Virginia Tech* (OT) L 81-85F20 11 Southern Mississippi* W 86-72F23 Tulane* L 59-70F25 Valparaiso W 90-47F28 at Louisville* L 61-68Metro Conference TournamentM7 Virginia Tech L 69-75NIT TournamentM13 Ball State W 82-55M18 at Oklahoma (OT) L81-89

1991-92

29-5/8-2 Great Midwest (1st)Great Midwest Co-ChampionsGreat Midwest Tournament ChampionsNCAA Final FourFinal Ranking: No. 12 (AP), No. 5 (Coaches)

AP RankingsDate UC Opp Opponent W/L ScoreDelta Airlines Bearcat ClassicN22 Austin Peay W 108-77N23 American W 72-69N25 Farleigh Dickinson W 75-58N30 Miami (Ohio) W 82-62D3 Cleveland State W 91-56D6 East Carolina W 105-69D16 at UMKC W 65-61D21 12 Michigan State L 89-90D31 South Florida W 80-60


J4 10 Indiana L 60-81J6 Middle Tennessee State W 79-70J8 at Tennessee W 62-51J11 Saint Louis* W 79-66J15 at DePaul* L 66-75J18 Memphis* W 75-66J22 Eastern Kentucky W 81-41J25 UAB* W 76-52J29 at Xavier (Ohio) W 93-75F1 at Marquette* W 71-57F5 Dayton* W 77-48F12 24 Brooklyn W 108-54F15 24 at Saint Louis* W 89-60F20 19 DePaul* L 69-71F22 19 at South Alabama W 104-78F27 19 Marquette* W 70-59F29 19 at UAB* W 63-58M7 14 at Memphis* W 69-59Great Midwest TournamentM13 12 Marquette W 62-49M14 12 Memphis W 75-63NCAA Midwest RegionalM20 12 Delaware W 85-47M22 12 14 Michigan State W 77-65NCAA Midwest Regional FinalsM27 12 Texas-El Paso W 69-67M29 12 Memphis W 88-57NCAA Final FourA4 12 15 Michigan L 72-76

1992-93

27-5/8-2 Great Midwest (1st)Great Midwest ChampionsGreat Midwest Tournament ChampionsNCAA Regional Finals (Elite Eight)Final Ranking: No. 7 (AP), No. 6 (Coaches)

AP RankingsDate UC Opp Opponent W/L ScoreD1 22 Texas Southern W 87-44Delta Airlines Bearcat ClassicD11 19 SE Missouri State W 83-58D12 19 Georgia Southern W 91-57D19 19 4 at Indiana L 64-79D26 23 Temple W 68-45D29 21 at Dayton* W 65-55J2 21 South Alabama W 87-49J4 16 Tennessee W 79-58J7 16 22 at Massachusetts W 64-53J9 16 at Saint Louis* W 80-65J13 11 at Cleveland State W 72-63J16 11 at DePaul* W 70-64J19 9 Chicago State W 103-43J23 9 UAB* W 40-38J27 6 Xavier (Ohio) W 78-67J30 6 DePaul* W 80-54F1 4 at Miami (Ohio) (OT) W 74-68F3 4 Austin Peay W 98-61F6 4 at Memphis* L 66-68F10 8 15 Marquette* W 55-53F13 8 Saint Louis* W 64-39F17 8 at South Florida* W 72-507-Up ShootoutF21 8 4 Arizona L 60-70F25 10 20 at Marquette W 66-57F27 10 at UAB L 60-67M6 12 Memphis W 78-55Great Midwest TournamentM12 11 DePaul W 78-69M13 11 Memphis W 77-72NCAA East RegionalM19 7 Coppin State W 93-66M21 7 24 New Mexico State W 92-55

NCAA East Regional FinalsM26 7 Virginia W 71-54M28 7 4 North Carolina (OT) L 68-75

1993-9422-10/7-5 Great Midwest (4th)Great Midwest Tournament ChampionsNCAA First RoundFinal Ranking: No. 25 (AP), No. 30 (Coaches)

AP RankingsDate UC Opp Opponent W/L ScorePreseason NITN17 19 Butler W 90-72N19 19 1 at North Carolina L 63-90N29 23 Wyoming W 73-49D1 23 Tennessee State W 79-70D3 23 Washington W 88-72Delta Airlines Bearcat ClassicD10 20 Cleveland State W 92-70D11 20 Rutgers W 75-61D16 17 4 at Temple L 72-88D18 17 Youngstown State W 95-55D22 20 Miami (Ohio) W 78-75D28 18 Robert Morris W 84-59D3 1 18 at Austin Peay W 85-75J5 17 Chicago State W 103-49J9 17 UAB* L 65-67J15 21 at Dayton* W 79-63J19 19 22 at Xavier (Ohio) (OT) L 76-82J23 19 at Memphis* L 55-62J27 8 Massachusetts W 76-74J29 DePaul* W 66-43F3 25 Memphis* W 69-64F5 25 17 at UAB* L 67-83F10 22 Marquette* L 60-61F13 22 at Marquette* (2OT) W 89-82F16 23 18 Saint Louis* W 78-737-Up ShootoutF20 23 19 California L 80-89F23 19 at Saint Louis* L 67-70F2 Dayton* W 93-54M2 at DePaul* W 81-65Great Midwest TournamentM10 DePaul W 95-86M11 19 Marquette W 72-63M12 Memphis W 68-47NCAA West RegionalM17 25 Wisconsin L 72-80

1994-95

23-11/7-5 Great Midwest (3rd)Great Midwest Tournament ChampionsNCAA Second Round

AP RankingsDate UC Opp Opponent W/L ScoreN26 12 Austin Peay W 108-73N28 10 at Rutgers W 72-61Tournament of ChampionsD2 10 at Temple W 60-41D3 10 2 at North Carolina L 76-86Delta Airlines Bearcat ClassicD9 13 Canisius L 69-72D10 13 UT-Martin W 110-56D13 17 12 at Minnesota (OT) W 91-88D17 17 at Wyoming W 81-80D19 13 Cal State Northridge W 116-54D21 13 24 California W 76-89*Rainbow ClassicD28 20 17 Georgia Tech W 69-66

D29 20 3 Arkansas L 75-84D30 20 at Hawaii L 66-75J6 at DePaul* W 67-64J9 Xavier (Ohio) W 87-80J12 at Marquette* W 91-64J14 Tulane* W 86-72J19 23 Saint Louis* W 84-73J21 23 DePaul* W 92-82J26 19 at Dayton* W 81-60J28 19 at Saint Louis* L 68-75F3 23 at Memphis* (OT) L 69-74F5 23 Marquette* L 52-59F12 Dayton* W 116-63F16 Morehead State W 91-597-Up ShootoutF19 7 Maryland L 72-74F26 at UAB* L 63-64M2 Memphis* L 73-83M4 UAB* W 85-61

Great Midwest TournamentM9 DePaul (OT) W 96-95M10 Memphis W 77-64M11 Saint Louis W 67-65

NCAA West RegionalM16 Temple W 77-71M18 8 Connecticut L 91-96

1995-96

28-5/11-3 Conference USA (1st)Conference USA ChampionsConference USA Tournament ChampionsNCAA Regional Final (Elite Eight)Final Ranking: No. 7 (AP), No. 6 (Coaches)

AP RankingsDate UC Opp Opponent W/L ScoreN29 21 Wyoming W 101-51Delta Airlines Bearcat ClassicD7 17 UNC Wilmington W 82-47D8 17 Wagner W 100-64D9 17 at Arkansas W 82-67D13 12 Minnesota W 84-50Gatorade Rock-N-Roll ShootoutD16 12 Temple W 70-49D20 9 24 at California W 77-70D30 5 McNeese State W 103-69J6 5 at South Florida* W 71-69J11 4 at Southern Mississippi* W 75-70J13 4 Marquette* W 91-70J17 3 at Xavier (Ohio) W 99-90J21 3 at UAB* L 68-70J25 5 DePaul* W 71-61J28 5 Southern California W 85-53J31 5 Charlotte* W 78-64F2 5 Illinois State W 91-57F4 5 South Florida* W 79-60F7 5 Saint Louis* W 81-497-Up ShootoutF11 5 13 Arizona L 76-79F17 6 at DePaul* W 87-60F19 6 at Saint Louis* W 69-64F22 6 21 Louisville* L 66-72F25 6 at Tulane* W 65-63F29 7 14 Memphis* W 71-66M2 7 at Marquette* L 72-74Conference USA TournamentM7 8 Saint Louis (OT) W 62-59M8 8 22 Louisville W 92-81M9 8 21 Marquette (OT) W 85-84NCAA Southeast RegionalM15 7 UNC Greensboro W 66-61M17 7 Temple W 78-65

NCAA Southeast Regional FinalsM22 7 13 Georgia Tech W 87-70M24 7 19 Mississippi State L 63-73

1996-97

26-8/12-2 Conference USA (1st)Conference USA ChampionsNCAA Regional Final (Elite Eight)Final Ranking: No. 10 (AP), No. 16 (Coaches)

AP RankingsDate UC Opp Opponent W/L ScoreN23 1 Western Carolina W 99-72N26 1 Xavier L 69-71N30 1 Rutgers W 105-65Great EightD4 4 1 Kansas L 65-72D17 7 Howard W 90-46D19 7 Eastern Michigan W 102-79Gatorade Rock-N-Roll ShootoutD28 7 Western Kentucky W 81-57Puerto Rico Holiday ClassicD30 7 SE Missouri State W 80-57D31 6 Nebraska W 84-73J1 6 SW Missouri State W 101-60J5 6 at Saint Louis* W 64-52J8 6 UAB* W 74-54J10 6 Miami (Ohio) W 91-61Atlantic 10/Conference USA ChallengeJ16 4 Temple L 55-70J18 4 Arkansas W 92-57J21 9 at Charlotte* W 77-67J26 9 at Southern California W 100-81J30 8 9 at Louisville* L 70-81F1 8 DePaul* W 90-53F6 12 21 Tulane* W 65-64F8 12 Marquette* W 91-70F10 12 at Washington W 82-69F13 8 Saint Louis* W 69-56F15 8 12 South Carolina L 83-97F18 11 Houston* W 97-64F20 11 at South Florida* W 76-56F22 11 at DePaul* W 83-54F25 9 Southern Mississippi* W 63-49F27 9 at Marquette* W 80-74M1 9 at Memphis* L 63-75Conference USA TournamentM6 10 Saint Louis W 71-43M7 10 Marquette L 79-91NCAA Midwest RegionalM13 10 Butler W 86-69M15 10 18 Iowa State L 66-67

1997-98

27-6/14-2 Conference USA (1st)Conference USA Season ChampionsConference USA Tournament ChampionsNCAA Second RoundFinal Ranking: No. 9 (AP), No. 14 (Coaches)

AP RankingsDate UC Opp Opponent W/L ScoreChase NIT

N19 Detroit W 76-66N21 Arizona State L 79-87N30 Morehead State W 87-57D3 Alcorn State W 90-76D6 Wright State W 85-60D13 10 at Xavier (Ohio) L 68-88D17 Minnesota W 81-71D20 Eastern Kentucky W 106-54

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1998-9927-6/12-4 Conference USA (1st)Conference USA ChampionsNCAA Second RoundFinal Ranking: No. 11 (AP), No. 11 (Coaches)

AP RankingsDate UC Opp Opponent W/L ScoreN19 17 25 at Rhode Island W 70-53Great Alaska ShootoutN25 15 Southern Utah W 76-63N27 15 Iowa State W 60-52N28 15 1 Duke W 77-75D5 6 Oakland W 106-78D12 4 UL-Lafayette W 91-65D14 4 Nicholls State W 82-48D16 4 17 at Minnesota (OT) W 62-61Las Vegas ShootoutD19 4 at UNLV W 86-73

D22 4 Houston W 115-78Gatorade Rock-N-Roll ShootoutD27 4 Dayton W 53-51D30 3 UNC Wilmington W 81-52J4 3 Marquette* W 75-56J6 3 DePaul* W 87-64J9 3 at Southern Mississippi* W 54-52J14 3 at Charlotte* L 60-62J16 3 Oklahoma W 72-59J21 5 24 at Louisville* W 81-55J23 5 Saint Louis* W 55-44J28 5 Xavier (Ohio) W 87-77J30 5 UAB* W 73-60F3 3 Tulane* W 82-63F6 3 at DePaul* (OT) L 60-61F10 4 at Marquette* L 58-62F14 4 at Saint Louis* L 57-69F17 9 Charlotte* W 82-69F21 9 Louisville* W 91-78F25 9 at South Florida* W 64-53F27 9 at Memphis* W 89-64Conference USA TournamentM4 7 South Florida W 76-56M5 7 Charlotte L 52-55NCAA East RegionalM12 7 George Mason W 72-48M14 7 Temple L 54-64

1999-2000

29-4/16-0 Conference USA (1st)Conference USA ChampionsNCAA Second RoundFinal Ranking: No. 7 (AP), No. 7 (Coaches)

AP RankingsDate UC Opp Opponent W/L ScoreN20 1 at Youngstown State W 94-76Big Island InvitationalN26 1 Cleveland State W 91-56N27 1 Santa Clara W 88-67N28 1 Iowa State W 75-60Gatorade Rock-N-Roll ShootoutD4 1 25 Gonzaga W 75-68Great EightD8 1 7 at North Carolina W 77-68D11 1 Mississippi Valley State W 74-48D16 1 at Saint Louis* W 79-64D18 1 at Xavier (Ohio) L 64-66

D22 4 21 at Oklahoma W 72-57D27 4 UW-Milwaukee W 93-60D30 3 at Boise State W 78-46J2 3 UNLV W 106-66J5 3 Charlotte* W 81-54J8 3 Marquette* W 67-48J12 1 at Tulane* W 72-59J14 1 Ohio W 73-59J19 1 Memphis* W 75-55J23 1 at Marquette* W 72-60J27 1 at Louisville* W 75-65J29 1 South Florida* W 89-72F3 1 at Charlotte* W 70-62F5 1 at UAB* W 93-80F13 1 DePaul* W 87-64F17 1 at Houston* W 77-65F20 1 15 Temple L 69-77F23 3 Southern Mississippi* W 95-69F27 3 Louisville* W 68-59M 2 2 at DePaul* W 64-62M4 2 Saint Louis* W 84-41Conference USA TournamentM9 1 vs. Saint Louis L 58-68NCAA South RegionalM17 7 UNC Wilmington W 64-47M19 7 18 Tulsa L 61-69

2000-0125-10/11-5 Conference USA (1st)Conference USA ChampionsNCAA Regional Semifinals (Sweet Sixteen)Final Ranking: No. 22 (Coaches)

AP RankingsDate UC Opp Opponent W/L ScoreN18 17 Boise State W 73-61N21 16 Marshall W 79-75John Wooden TraditionN25 16 14 Notre Dame L 51-69N28 22 24 at Dayton W 82-75D11 18 Oakland W 97-58D16 17 Xavier (Ohio) L 67-69Las Vegas ShowdownD18 17 at UNLV W 90-72Puerto Rico Holiday ClassicD20 22 Youngstown State W 74-65D21 22 Clemson W 88-80D22 22 17 Alabama (OT) W 77-74D28 19 UNC Wilmington W 65-55Gatorade Rock-N-Roll ShootoutD30 19 Toledo L 66-69J6 25 Charlotte* W 76-66J10 at Marquette* L 44-47J13 at Louisville* W 72-52J17 UAB* W 90-83J20 at Saint Louis (OT) L 62-71J24 Louisville* L 54-63J27 8 Wake Forest (OT) W 78-72J29 Tulane* W 105-57F1 at Charlotte* L 58-60F3 DePaul* W 91-70F10 at Southern Mississippi* W 64-52F15 at Memphis* W 66-65F18 Marquette* (OT) L 63-66F21 Saint Louis* W 68-61F24 Houston* W 85-50M1 at South Florida* W 77-66M3 at DePaul* W 75-62Conference USA TournamentM8 UAB W 73-70M9 Memphis W 89-79M10 Charlotte L 72-80NCAA West RegionalM15 Brigham Young W 84-59

M17 Kent State W 66-43NCAA West Regional SeminalsM22 2 Stanford L 65-78

2001-02

31-4/14-2 Conference USA (1st)Conference USA ChampionsConference USA Tournament ChampionsNCAA Second RoundFinal Ranking: No. 5 (AP), No. 8 (Coaches)

AP RankingsDate UC Opp Opponent W/L ScoreN16 18 at Oklahoma State L 62-69N20 Wright State W 83-54N24 UNLV W 74-61N28 Dayton W 77-55D1 Duquesne W 74-41D8 Coppin State W 90-39D10 Toledo W 68-55D14 at Xavier (Ohio) W 75-55Las Vegas ClassicD17 25 Richmond W 77-46D20 25 UL-Monroe W 102-66D21 25 Mississippi State W 90-56D22 25 Purdue W 79-62Gatorade Rock-N-Roll ShootoutD29 17 Akron W 73-57J5 13 at East Carolina* W 72-62J8 10 Charlotte* W 71-58J12 10 at Houston* W 83-62J16 7 DePaul* W 89-72J19 7 Louisville* W 77-50J22 4 at Saint Louis* W 54-50J26 4 at South Florida* W 78-68J29 4 East Carolina* W 75-48F2 4 at Marquette* L 60-74F6 6 at Charlotte* W 85-66F9 6 19 at Wake Forest W 103-94F12 5 Saint Louis* W 67-53F15 5 Southern Mississippi* W 89-37F19 4 at DePaul* W 79-62F22 4 9 Marquette* W 63-62F27 4 at Louisville* L 71-74M3 4 Memphis* (OT) W 80-75Conference USA TournamentM7 5 South Florida W 79-57M8 5 Charlotte W 71-55M9 5 13 Marquette W 77-63NCAA West RegionalM15 5 Boston University W 90-52M17 5 UCLA (2OT) L 101-105

2002-03

17-12/9-7 Conference USA (4th)NCAA First Round

AP RankingsDate UC Opp Opponent W/L ScoreN2 23 Tennessee Tech W 54-48N2 21 Florida A&M W 80-53N30 21 at Dayton L 69-75D2 Valparaiso W 76-50D7 Xavier (Ohio) L 44-50D14 LaSalle W 65-62Jimmy V ClassicD17 Oregon W 77-52D22 at Clemson L 51-58D28 Miami (Ohio) W 66-54J2 Chattanooga W 81-51J8 DePaul* W 64-56J11 at TCU* W 83-72

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J15 at Saint Louis* W 66-56J18 Tulane* W 77-54J22 at East Carolina* W 59-53J25 Charlotte* W 83-79J29 at DePaul* L 52-56F1 18 Marquette* L 76-82F5 5 at Louisville* L 71-77F9 11 Oklahoma State W 61-50F15 at Charlotte* L 64-74F18 Saint Louis* L 55-58F22 4 Louisville* W 101-80F26 East Carolina* W 53-52M1 24 Memphis* L 48-67M5 UAB* W 87-70M8 8 Marquette* L 61-70Conference USA TournamentM12 Southern Mississippi L 61-63NCAA West RegionalM20 Gonzaga L 69-74

2003-0425-7/12-4 Conference USA (1st)Conference USA ChampionsConference USA Tournament ChampionsNCAA Second RoundFinal Ranking: No. 11 (AP), No. 18 (Coaches)

AP RankingsDate UC Opp Opponent W/L ScoreN22 18 Akron W 88-66N24 18 Oakland W 89-60N29 18 Coppin State W 76-56D2 19 at Valparaiso W 68-49D17 16 Clemson W 79-56D20 16 Middle Tennessee State W 89-54D23

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