Luncheon PricingAll-Lunch Package:$150 ($180 value)Individual Lunch: $20

(All proceeds go directly to the TCU men's basket-ball program.)

Location: All lunches will be held in the Cox Roomsat the Dee J. Kelly Alumni & Visitors Center oncampus.

Special Offer: TCU Fast Break Club members whopurchase the lunch package at $150 and RSVP toJoan Owens in the TCU Basketball Office at (817)257-7968 will receive seats at reserved tables inthe front of the room for each luncheon.

Note: In order to accommodate everyone in thebest possible manner with regards to meals andseating, everyone must RSVP to Joan Owens priorto attending each luncheon.

About the TCU Fast Break ClubMembership in the TCU Men’s Basketball Fast BreakClub begins at $250 per year. For more information,contact the TCU Men’s Basketball Office at (817)257-7968.

Exclusive Fast Break Club Membership Benefits:• Reserved parking in Lot 1 for all home men’s bas-

ketball games with easy access to Daniel-MeyerColiseum.

• Admittance to the DMC Lettermen’s Lounge beforegames and at halftime. Join fellow members forhalftime statistics, snacks and soft drinks.

• Pre-game scouting reports with TCU coaches 30minutes prior to the start of home games.

• E-mail updates about the team and the opponentbefore big games.

• One item of official coaching staff apparel.• One copy of the official 2006-07 men’s basketball

media guide.• Priority seating at Visiting Coaches Luncheons.

TCU M

en’s Basketball Office

TCU Box 297600

Fort Worth, Texas 76129

TCU Fast Break ClubVisiting CoachesLuncheon SeriesSponsored by Nolan and Prakong Brawley

& Kidwill Investments, Inc.

2006-07 Visiting Coaches ScheduleDate Speaker TimeTue., Nov. 7 Fran Fraschilla - ESPN NoonWed., Nov. 29 Selected TCU Players NoonThu., Dec. 21 TCU Assistant Coaches NoonWed., Jan. 3 Ritchie McKay - New Mexico NoonWed., Jan. 17 Dale Layer - Colorado State NoonWed., Jan. 31 Steve Fisher - San Diego State NoonSat., Feb. 3 Ray Giacoletti - Utah NoonSat., Feb. 10 Dave Rose - BYU NoonWed., Feb. 28 Steve McClain - Wyoming Noon

Location:TCU’s Dee J. Kelly Alumni & Visitors Center

Pricing: All-Lunch Package: $150 ($180 value)Individual Lunch: $20

Special Thank YouMichael’s Restaurant and Ancho Chile Bar

3413 W. Seventh St. - Fort Worth(817) 877-3413

What is the VisitingCoaches Luncheon Series?

The TCU Fast Break Club and TCU Head Coach NeilDougherty will be hosting the 4th Annual VisitingCoaches Luncheon Series. The series consists of basket-ball coaches and college hoops experts who will be fea-tured speakers throughout the 2006-07 season. Theseries is sponsored by Nolan and Prakong Brawley as wellas Kidwill Investments, Inc.

Dougherty and each of the visiting coaches will speakfollowing lunch, which will be catered by Michael’sRestaurant. “The Voice of the Frogs” Brian Estridge willserve as emcee. All luncheons are one hour and will beheld in TCU’s Dee J. Kelly Alumni & Visitors Center.Reservations are required for each of the nine events.

The program is designed to allow TCU fans a chance tohear insight into college hoops from some of the mostrecognizable and knowledgeable names in the coachingprofession. By attending the luncheon, fans have thespecial opportunity to see the coaches up close, heartheir stories and ask them questions in an intimate,relaxed and enjoyable setting.

Over three years, Neil Dougherty has hosted 27 coach-es, including 10 whose teams participated in the NCAATournament that season. The 10 NCAA-bound coachesincluded: Bob Knight (Texas Tech), Rick Pitino(Louisville), Bob Huggins (Cincinnati), John Calipari(Memphis), Bill Self (Kansas), Dave Leitao (DePaul),Bobby Lutz (Charlotte), Kevin Stallings (Vanderbilt),Steve Fisher (San Diego State) and Jeff Bzdelik (AirForce). Other previous speakers include college basket-ball broadcasters Bill Raftery and Fran Fraschilla.

Neil DoughertyTCU - All Lunches

• Is in his fifth season at the helm ofthe Horned Frog program.

• Guided TCU to the NationalInvitation Tournament in 2005, theFrogs’ first postseason tournamentappearance since 1999.

• TCU’s NIT march marked only thethird time the Frogs reached the tourney quarterfi-nals in school history.

• In 2004-05, TCU posted its 11th 20-win season inschool history and the most wins since 1998-99.

• Has faced 15 top-25 schools in 123 games at TCU.

About the Visiting Coaches Luncheon Speakers

Fran FraschillaESPN - Tuesday, Nov. 7

• Spent 23 years as a college basketballcoach before joining ESPN as an in-game and studio analyst.

• Guided both Manhattan (1993, 1995)and St. John's (1998) to the NCAATournament.

• Served nine seasons as a Division I head coach, whichincluded a stint at MWC rival New Mexico.

Steve McClainWyoming - Wednesday, Feb. 28

• Owns a 140-100 record over eightyears as Wyoming’s head coach.

• Has led the Cowboys to the postsea-son four times and captured back-to-back MWC titles (2001, 2002).

• Served as a TCU assistant coach fourseasons (1995-98).

Steve FisherSan Diego State - Wednesday, Jan. 31• Has amassed a 289-188 record over

15 years as head coach, whichincludes seven at San Diego State.

• Led SDSU to the 2006 MWC regularseason and tournament titles.

• Guided Michigan to the 1989 NCAAtitle and to the championship game in ‘92 and ‘93.

Dale LayerColorado State - Wednesday, Jan. 17

• Enters his seventh season at thehelm of the Rams’ program.

• Led Colorado State to the NCAATournament in 2003, just his thirdseason as head coach.

• Previously spent 10 seasons as thehead coach at Queens University in Charlotte, N.C.

Ritchie McKayNew Mexico - Wednesday, Jan. 3

• Is in his fifth year at New Mexico.• Took the team to the NCAA

Tournament in 2005 for the first timein six years.

• Led New Mexico to the MountainWest Conference tournament title in2005, its first hardware since winning the WACTournament in 1996.

Dave RoseBYU - Saturday, Feb. 10

• Is in his second year as BYU’s headcoach after serving the previous fiveyears as a Cougars’ assistant.

• Guided BYU to a 20-win season andan NIT bid last year.

• Earned district and Mountain WestCoach of the Year honors in 2005-06.

Ray GiacolettiUtah - Saturday, Feb. 3

• Is in his third season at Utah, wherehe led the Utes to the Sweet 16 andthe Mountain West title in 2005.

• Named NABC District 13, USBWADistrict 8 and MWC Coach of the Yearin 2004-05.

• Previously was the head coach at Eastern Washington.

Special Luncheon NoteTCU will host luncheons on Nov. 29 prior to theTexas Tech game as well as on Dec. 21 before theSMU contest. TCU players will be featured on Nov.29, while assistant coaches will speak on Dec. 21.

How to PayChecks should be made payable to:

TCU Fast Break ClubAttn: Joan Owens

TCU Men's BasketballTCU Box 297600

Fort Worth, TX 76129

Checks, cash or credit cards also will be accepted atthe door on the day of the event. Any questionsregarding payment should be directed to Joan Owensvia email at j.owens@tcu.edu or by phone at (817)257-7968.