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UAlbany Athletics

The University at Albany athletics program continued its success in the 2005-06 athletic year. With
momentum from the 2004-05 Stuart P. Haskell, Jr. Commissioner’s Cup, which recognizes the stron-
gest athletic program in the America East Conference, the Great Danes captured five conference
championships, two regular-season championships, and saw numerous student-athletes garner indi-
vidual accolades, including five All-America honorees.

UAlbany won America East championships in men’s basketball, men’s indoor and outdoor track &
field, women’s outdoor track & field, and softball. In addition, the Great Danes were runners-up in
women’s indoor track & field and men’s lacrosse. Volleyball and men’s basketball also won confer-
ence regular-season titles, led by America East Conference Player of the Years and All-Americans
Blair Buchanan and Jamar Wilson, respectively.

In addition, men’s basketball made its first-ever NCAA Tournament appearance, becoming
the first Division | program in the State University of New York system to accomplish the
feat. Building on the mantra “Why not us?” the Great Danes nearly became the first 16-seed
to topple a one-seed when they faced the University of Connecticut. Softball became the first women’s
program to make back-to-back trips to NCAA post-season play, while Gered Burns, Joe Greene
and Marc Pallozzi became the first Division | track & field All-Americans for the Great Danes.

UAlbany sponsors 19 NCAA Division | intercollegiate athletic programs, with 18 teams competing
in the America East Conference. Football, a Division I-AA program, has been an associate member of
the Northeast Conference since 1999.

UAlbany in Division I

7 NCAA Division I Tournament Participants
14 All-America Player Selections
15 America East Conference Championship Teams
25 America East & Northeast Conference Scholar-Athletes
441 All-Conference Honorees

926 Conference Academic Honor Roll Members

university with a broad mission of undergraduate and graduate education, research
and service. More than 17,000 students are enrolled in ten schools and colleges
offering 177 undergraduate, master's and doctoral degree programs.

UNIVERSITY Outstanding faculty, an innovative curriculum, and student-centered services

create a distinctive learning environment that nurtures student success.

AT ALB ANY Undergraduates choose from 55 majors in the arts and sciences, business and

accounting, public policy, criminal justice, information science, pre-law and pre-

State University of New York health; approximately 40 percent of undergraduates participate in research with
faculty.

Innovative degree programs with an international focus and more than 300
study-abroad programs prepare students for the global economy. A new Honors College offers high-powered academic
challenges for the best prepared students. Extensive internship opportunities offer real-world experience in New York's
capital and the surrounding region.

The University boasts academic strengths in sociology, demography, education, anthropology, social work, clinical
psychology, creative writing, earth and atmospheric sciences, ethics, public policy, criminal justice and nanoscale science.
According to U.S. News and World Report, many of the University's graduate programs rank among the nation’s best.

Both the UAlbany campus and the region are bustling with extracurricular opportunities. Students participate in
more than 150 student clubs, honor societies, and other campus-related groups, and choose from a busy calendar of
campus events, including spirited Division | athletic competition in 19 sports and a rich array of cultural activities.

Since its founding in 1844, the University has graduated generations of leaders in all fields. Today, more than two-
thirds of undergraduates go on for advanced degrees, and acceptances to law and medical schools are well above the
national average.

UAlbany has more than 134,000 living alumni, including: Norman E. Snyder Jr., B.S. ‘83, chief operating officer of
Rheingold Brewing Company and former partner of the South Beach Brewing Company (SoBe); Marcia Brown, B.A.’40,
three-time Caldecott Award-winning children's book author; Tom Clarke, B.A. ‘73, president of new business ventures,
Nike, Inc.; and Maureen Baginski, B.A. ‘77, M.A. ‘79, former director of the FBI Office of Intelligence.

UAlbany, working with governmental and business partners, plays a vital role in the economic development of the
Capital Region and New York State. The University is a major international center for research and development in the
fields of nanosciences and nanoengineering. An economic impact study in 2004 estimated UAlbany's economic impact
as $1.119 billion annually in New York State ~- $1.005 billion of that in the Capital Region.

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UNIVERSITY FACTS

Location: 1400 Washington Avenue, Albany, NY 12222

Enrollment: 12,013 (undergraduate), 5,027 (graduate)

Web Site: www.albany.edu

Schools and Colleges: College of Arts and Sciences, School of Business, College of Computing and Information,

School of Criminal Justice, School of Education, College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering, Nelson A. Rockefeller

College of Public Affairs and Policy, School of Public Health, School of Social Welfare, The Honors College.

Quick Facts:

““Established in 1844, UAlbany was designated a University Center of the State University of New York in 1962.

“*UAlbany is home to the New York State Writers Institute, founded by Pulitzer Prize-winning author and faculty member
William Kennedy. Since 1984, the Institute has brought to campus more than 600 writers and filmmakers, including six
Nobel Prize winners and 50 Pulitzer Prize winners, for programs that are free and open to the public.

“*UAlbany’s three libraries boast more than two million volumes and rank among the nation's top research libraries.

““UAlbany has more than 134,000 living alumni.

DIRECTIONS TO UNIVERSITY AT ALBANY ATHLETIC COMPLEX:
From the North: Take the Northway (I-87) south to Exit 1E onto I-90 east (Albany/Boston), then Exit 2 (Washington
Ave.), which leads right into UAlbany.

From the South: Take the Thruway (|-87) north to Exit 24. After the tollbooths, go onto I-90 east towards Boston to Exit
2 (Washington Ave.) which leads right into UAlbany.

From the East: Take I-90 west (towards Buffalo) to Exit 2 (Fuller Road). Turn left onto Fuller Road then next left at
Washington Ave. UAlbany will be on your right.

From the West: Take the Thruway (I-90) east to Exit 24. After the tollbooths, go onto |-90 east towards Boston to Exit
2 (Washington Ave.), which leads right into UAlbany.

All Directions: Follow University Drive (bearing right/south) one mile to Recreation & Convocation Center parking lot.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

UALBANY

Athlete Support Services....73
Athletic Department Staff.
Athletic Directory/Facts...
City of Albany....84
Department of Athletics.
Directions to Campus.
Director of Athletics...
Recreation & Convocation Center....5
Great Dane Awards....48

Great Dane Nickname....48

Hall of Fame....74

New York Giants Training Camp....63
Sports Medicine....77

The University....IBC

University Administration....69

AMERICA EAST CONFERENCE
Composite Schedule....81-82
Conference Story....75-77
Postseason Tournament....60
Standings & Awards....78

Team Stats Leaders....79

Individual Stats Leaders....80

COACHING STAFF

Will Brown, Head Coach....6-7
Assistant Coaches....8
Support Staff....9-10

OPPONENT
INFORMATION....49-59

HISTORY
All-Time Letterwinners....66-68
Basketball Captains....63

Records vs. Opponents....64-65
Season-by-Season....32-42
Year-by-Year....62

MEDIA

Media Information....72
Time Warner Cable....83
WOFX Radio....83

THE PLAYERS
Biographies....14-23
UAlbany Roster....12-13
Team Notes....25

2006-07 SEASON PREVIEW....11

2005-06 REVIEW
America East Title....42
Game-by-Game....26-31
Statistics....24

RECORDS

Career and Season....43-46
Individual....47-48

RACC Arena....65
Team....48

SCHEDULES

UAlbany Basketball....83, BC
NCAA Tournament....60
Opponents....49-59

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Brent Wilson

MEDIA GUIDE CREDITS: UAlbany's 2006-
07 Basketball Media Guide is published by the
University at Albany athletic media relations
office, and has been prepared for use by
friends of UAlbany Basketball and members of
the media. PROJECT MANAGERY/EDITOR:
Brian DePasquale. CONTRIBUTORS:
Brianna LaBrecque, Hoffman Wolff, Doug
Dickinson and University Relations. COVER
PHOTOGRAPHY: Bob Ewell, Rich Schmitt,
Greg Carroccio and Roy & Don Coutre. PHO-
TOGRAPHY: Bob Ewell, Steve Lobel, Rich
Schmitt, Greg Carroccio, Mark Schmidt, Mark
Wimmer and Greg Wall. COVER DESIGN:
Rob Totaro. PRINTING: New York Press &
Graphics, Albany, N.Y. ON THE COVER:
Jamar Wilson (31), Brent Wilson (34), Jason
Siggers (1) and Brian Lillis (21) are on the front
cover. Jamar Wilson, Jon lati (14), Brian
Connelly (33) and Jimmie Covington (54) and
head coach Will Brown and the UAlbany team
from the 2006 America East championship and
NCAA Tournament are on the back cover.

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UAlbany
Quick Facts:

GENERAL

Founded:
1844

Enrollment:
12,013
(undergraduate)
5,027
(graduate)

Nickname:
Great Danes

Colors:
Purple, Gold

Director of Athletics:
Lee McElroy

Faculty Representative:
Dr. Teresa Harrison

BASKETBALL

Affiliation:
NCAA Division |

Conference:
America East

Home Arena:
Recreation and
Convocation Center

Capacity:
5,000

Head Coach:
Will Brown
Dowling '95

UAlbany Record:
53-83
(6 years)

Career Record:
53-83
(6 years)

2005-06 Record:
21-11 (NCAA)

America East Record:
13-3 (1st place)
Tournament Champions

Lettermen Returning:
8

Lettermen Lost:
4

Starters Returning:
3

Starters Lost:
2

SUNY Chancellor Athletics Director Faculty Representative Basketball Coach
John R. Ryan Lee McElroy Dr. Teresa Harrison Will Brown

DEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS

Director of Athletics ...Lee McElroy
Faculty Representative Dr. Teresa Harrison
Deputy Director of Athletics . Rick Coe

. Charlie Voelker
..Jan Brown

.. Carl Anderson
Wayne Bridgeman
. Cara White
Kevin Galuski
.Rob Totaro
Maria Moon
Cathy Probst
Don Ostrom
Mary Johnson
Jennifer Svatik
Matt Roche
Sylvia Ulion
Jay Geiger, Mary Kate Hedderman, Kimberly Doyle, Joe Tegnander, Anthony Benyarko
. Karen Mitchell, Jennifer North

Associate Director of Athletics for External Affairs
Associate Director of Athletics for Student-Athlete Enrichment & Equity/SWA .
Assistant Director of Athletics for Student-Life Enrichment
Assistant Director of Athletics for Compliance ..
Assistant Director of Athletics for Facilities, Event Management & Operations
Assistant Director of Athletics for Equipment & Operations
Assistant Director of Athletics for Marketing & Tickets
Assistant Director of Athletics for Recreation & Aquatics
Assistant to the Director of Athletics
Director of Athletic Development .
Senior Major Gift Officer .
Director of Student-Athlete Support Services .
Assistant for Internal Operations.
Athletics Accountant ..
Athletic Trainers ..
Secretaries ...

ATHLETIC MEDIA RELATIONS
Assistant Director of Athletics ...
Assistant Media Relations Director ..
Athletic Media Relations Assistant ...

Brian DePasquale
rianna LaBrecque
.. Hoffman Wolff

BASKETBALL OFFICE
Head Coach .
Associate Head Coach
Assistant Coach ..
Assistant Coach .
Basketball Operation:
Strength & Conditioning Coach.
Strength & Conditioning Assistant ...

. Will Brown, Dowling '95
Eric Eaton, UMass-Dartmouth '97
.. Pat Filien, St. Rose '93
..Chad O'Donnell, Springfield '94
Jeremy Friel, New Hampshire '05
. Tony Tullock
... Justin Mahoney

PHONE NUMBERS
Department of Athletics
Will Brown ..
Eric Eaton ..
Pat Filien
Chad O'Donnell
Brian DePasquale .
Brianna LaBrecque
Athletic Media Relations Fax ..
Basketball Press Row...
Albany Sportsline
Athletic Ticket Office ..

. (518) 442-2562
. (518) 442-3036
. (518) 442-3006
. (518) 591-8573
. (518) 442-3325
.0-(518) 442-3072, H-(518) 452-4940
. (518) 442-5733
(618) 442-3139
. (518) 442-2566
(618) 442-DANE (3263) & press "1"
. (518) 442-4683

ADDRESSES
Department of Athletics
Basketball Office
Athletic Media Relations

RACC 212, 1400 Washington Avenue, Albany, NY 12222
PE 327, 1400 Washington Avenue, Albany, NY 12222
PE 307, 1400 Washington Avenue, Albany, NY 12222

Web Site ... www.albany.edu/sports
Brown's E-Mail wbrown @uamail.albany.edu
Eaton's E-Mail eeaton@ uamail.albany.edu
Filien's E-Mail pfilien @ uamail.albany.edu

O'Donnell's E-Mail
Friel's E-Mail .
DePasquale's E-Mail .

codonnell @uamail.albany.edu
.. jfriel@ uamail.albany.edu
. bdepasquale @ uamail.albany.edu

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UALBANY
ATHLETICS

The University at Albany and its
intercollegiate athletics program con-
tinue to move forward inthe 21stcentury.
UAlbany's athletic teams are begin-
ning their eighth year of competition at
the National Collegiate Athletic
Association's Division | level. The up-
grade began in September 1999 and
elevated all men's and women's pro-
grams, and placed football in the
NCAA's Division I-AA classification.

In 2001, UAlbany accepted an invitation to become a
member of the America East Conference. Eighteen of the
school's nineteen varsity teams are eligible through America
East play for conference championships and NCAA post-
season competition. Football, as a Division I-AA program, has
been a Northeast Conference associate member since 1999.

UAlbany has won 17 conference championships since
moving to Division |. In 2005-06, the Great Danes captured
America East titles in men's basketball, men's and women's
outdoor track & field, men's indoor track and softball. The
basketball team produced one of the most significant achieve-
ments in the school's intercollegiate history. The program's
turnaround from two years ago resulted in a strong showing
against No. 2 Connecticut in the NCAA Tournament.

In 2004-05, UAlbany was awarded the Stuart P. Haskell, Jr.
Commissioner's Cup, which annually recognizes the strongest
athletic program in the America East Conference based on
success both during the regular season and at championship
competition. UAlbany's point total was bolstered by America
East titles in volleyball, men's lacrosse, men's outdoor track and
field and softball. The Great Danes were also runners-up in
men's indoor track and field and women's golf.

In addition, the UAlbany men's lacrosse program secured
its third consecutive NCAA berth. Volleyball and softball be-
came the first women's sports to qualify for NCAA Division |
post-season play. Meanwhile, Kurt Campbell became the first
UAlbany football player to be selected in the NFL Draft when he
went in the seventh round to the Green Bay Packers.

UAlbany has an athletic history that dates back to the late
1890s when the first known intercollegiate teams arrived on
campus. Albany competed at the college division level prior to
the NCAA's restructuring in 1972. The athletic program moved
from Division III to Division II in 1995-96.

UAlbany's intercollegiate program has a new direction, but
continues to excel in the athletic realm, producing competitive
teams, successful coaches, and outstanding student-athletes
recognized for their accomplishments both on the field and in
the classroom. The University sponsors 19 varsity sports for
men and women. Club sports, an intramural program and
recreational opportunities are also offered.

The quality of UAlbany’s athletic program is evidenced by
some of the finest facilities in the nation. The indoor and outdoor
physical education design is among the most comprehensive
in the Northeast.

In the spring of 1992, the University opened the Recreation
and Convocation Center (RACC), an $11 million state-of-the-
art facility. The RACC is the home for UAlbany’s men’s and
women's basketball teams, and has an .11 mile indoor track.

UAlbany's athletic facilities include the RACC, University Gym, University Field, and The Bubble.

The 5,000-seat arena also serves as a major venue for commu-
nity events such as rock and pop concerts, sporting events and
University activities. The playing surface on the arena's three
basketball courts and the surrounding track was completely
renovated in December 2004.

In addition, the RACC contains a fitness center with Nautilus
and Universal machines, rowing ergometers and exercise bikes;
four racquetball/handball courts and four squash courts; athletic
training and rehabilitation facilities with three whirlpool baths, a
musculoskeletal evaluation device and other therapeutic ma-
chines.

Adjacent to the RACC is the Physical Education Building
which houses University Gym; three full-size playing surfaces
which can be used for basketball, volleyball, and tennis; four
racquetball/handball courts; four squash courts; a swimming
pool; a fitness and weight training center with Olympic weights;
an aerobic exercise room, and a dance studio.

The RACC and Physical Education Building were air-
conditioned in March 1996, as the state appropriated funds for
renovations and permanent improvements to the University's
facilities. The $2.3 million in funding was prompted by the New
York Giants’ decision to hold their football training camp on
campus. The project brought together the region's community in
what has proven to be a successful partnership.

In addition, UAlbany's air-supported structure, fitted with a
brand-new covering with minor interior renovations in the spring
of 2003, is located to the east of the Physical Education Building,
and may be utilized for tennis, basketball, volleyball, and indoor
football practice.

The indoor complex is complemented by fine outdoor facili-
ties, including University Field, which has football seating for
5,000, plus an all-weather, 400-meter track surrounding a natu-
ral grass surface. There are 12 lighted tennis courts and
numerous fields for football, soccer, softball, baseball, lacrosse,
field hockey, and other events.

The practice fields on the Western Avenue side of campus
were renovated in June 1996 with 263,000 square feet of two-
inch-thick athletic sod. The irrigation system was refurbished,
and the area was surrounded with a 3,100-foot chain-link fence.

UAlbany broke ground on the site of what has become two
all-weather athletic fields in May 2005. "John Fallon Field" is the
home to the men's and women's lacrosse teams, and features a
sand and rubber infill turf field that stretches 99,450 square feet.
An adjacent surface known as “Alumni Turf Field" is used for
women's field hockey in addition to serving as a multi-use
recreational field for UAlbany students. The first phase of the
complex's construction, which included lighting, landscaping
and fencing, was recently completed.

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DIRECTIONS TO
RECREATION AND
CONVOCATION CENTER

FROM THE NORTH

* Take Interstate 87 (Northway) south
to Exit 1E

Off the exit, proceed to Interstate 90
east (Albany/Boston)

Take Exit 2 (Washington Avenue)
which leads right into the University
at Albany

Follow University Drive (heading
south) one mile to Recreation &
Convocation Center (RACC)
University Field & the PE Gym are
on the left, and public parking is to
the right of the RACC

FROM THE SOUTH

* Take Interstate 87 (Thruway) north
to Exit 24

After the tollbooths, proceed onto
Interstate 90 east towards Boston
Take Exit 2 (Washington Avenue)
which leads right into the University
at Albany

Follow University Drive (heading
south) one mile to Recreation &
Convocation Center (RACC)
University Field & the PE Gym are
on the left, and public parking is to
the right of the RACC

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EAST

FROM THE EAST

* Take Interstate 90 west towards
Buffalo

Leave interstate at Exit 2 (Fuller
Road)

Turn left at Fuller Road and then
take next left at Washington
Avenue

The University at Albany is on
your right

Follow University Drive (heading
south) one mile to Recreation &
Convocation Center (RACC)
University Field & the PE Gym are
on your left, and public parking is to
the right of the RACC

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UAlbany's Recreation and Convocation Center (RACC) is the home for the Great Danes basketball
program and served as the host site for the 2006 America East Conference Championship.

ROM THE WEST

Take Interstate 90 (Thruway) east
to Exit 24

After the tollbooths, proceed onto
Interstate 90 east towards Boston
Leave interstate at Exit 2 (Wash-
ington Avenue) which leads right
into the University at Albany
Follow University Drive (heading
south) one mile to Recreation &
Convocation Center (RACC)
University Field & the PE Gym are
on your left, and public parking is to
the right of the RACC

RACC Lobby

Courtside $25

Hil chairback $10
Reserved $8

RACC Parking Lot

BASKETBALL

Will Brown is in his sixth season as
the University at Albany's head men's
basketball coach. In 2005-06, Brown led
the Great Danes to their first-ever NCAA
Division | Tournament berth after winning
both the America East Conference tour-
nament and regular-season titles.

UAlbany set the program's Division
| record for single-season victories with a
21-11 record and produced its highest win total since 1993-94.
His squad posted UAlbany's first postseason triumph in 11
years with three wins in America East tournament play. The
Great Danes, who also established their top conference mark
with 13 victories in the regular season, went on to put up a
monumental fight against second-ranked Connecticut in a
memorable NCAA first-round battle.

At the press conference to announce Brown's five-year
contract that keeps him as the UAlbany head coach through the
2010-11 season, Director of Athletics Lee McElroy made the
following statement, "Will Brown and his staff have done an
excellent job of building a young Division | basketball program.
Our student-athletes are following the right path both academi-
cally and athletically. The team accomplished many historical
things. The foundation has been laid for the program to be
successful for years to come, something that our students,
alumni and fans can enjoy with great pride."

In 2004-05, Coach Brown led UAlbany to a 13-15 record,
an eight-win improvement from the previous season. The
Great Danes registered their best-ever league record at the
time with a 9-9 mark anda fourth-place finish. UAlbany also tied
the fourth-best improvement among Division | teams which
recorded single-digit victories in 2003-04, as only Texas A&M,
San Diego and Houston were better.

Brown was appointed as UAlbany's head coach on March
13, 2002, and has worked on the collegiate level since 1995.
He became the 15th head coach in the history of the program.
Atage 35, Brownis one of the youngest Division | head coaches
in the nation.

Brown, who joined the UAlbany staff as an assistant in
Sept. 2001, was promoted to interim head coach on Dec. 20 of
that year, and guided the Great Danes to a 7-13 record over the
last 20 games. Albany was among the conference leaders in
scoring defense. He coached the team to several impressive
victories, including a win over Vermont, the America East
Conference's regular-season champion.

Brown previously served as the head coach at Sullivan
County Community College in Loch Sheldrake, N.Y., from
1998-2001. He led the Generals to a 90-10 record over a three-
year period with two regional and two district titles. Sullivan

County C.C. posted a 30-2 record and reached the National
Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) championship
game in 2000-01. Brown's first SCCC squad appeared in the
NJCAA "Final Four" and finished 32-3 overall. The Generals
were ranked second nationally in scoring at 92.9 points per
game, and ninth in team defense with a 67.1 average.

Brown was chosen the New York State Coaches Associa-
tion junior college coach of the year in 1999. He also earned Mid-
Hudson Conference coach of the year honors three times, and
was District V's top coach twice. In addition, he worked at
Sullivan County C.C. as an associate athletic director and as an
adjunct professor of sports management.

Previous to his appointment at Sullivan County C.C., Brown
spent three years at The College of Saint Rose as an assistant
coach on Brian Beaury's staff. The Golden Knights made two
NCAA Division II “Elite Eight" appearances in that span, and
captured three New York Collegiate Athletic Conference
(NYCAC) championships and two Northeast Regional crowns.
Saint Rose compiled an 88-13 record from 1995-98.

As a collegiate player, Brown was a two-time NYCAC all-
star and three-year starter at Dowling College, an NCAA Divi-
sion II program on Long Island. He is the only player in school
history to combine for more than 1,000 points and 500 assists.
Brown completed his career as Dowling's all-time leader in
assists (591), three-point field goals (181) and free throw per-
centage (.859). He also played second singles on the school's
tennis team.

Anative of Miller Place, N.Y., Brown earned first-team Class
B all-state recognition as a high school senior, when he aver-
aged more than 35 points per game. He was chosen All-Long
Island and was a three-time All-Suffolk County selection.

Coach Brown resides in Clifton Park with his wife, Jamie,
and their three-year-old son, Jackson. Brown has a master's
degree in management and a B.A. in marketing from Dowling
College. His father, William, Jr., has served as director of
athletics at Miller Place High School, where he previously was
head basketball coach for 17 years. His teams won three Suffolk
County League VII scholastic titles.

UALBANY | | BASKETBALL

COACH BROWN TALKS ABOUT:

Repeating As America East Champions: "It was very difficult
and challenging to win the championship last year. We face
similar obstacles this season, including a schedule that is as
difficult as we have had in Division |. We learned about expec-
tations last season. We know we have to have to bring a
workmanlike mentality to practice every day.

“| expect Vermont, with all five starters back, to challenge for

top players in the conference back in Kevin Reed. Bill Herrion
had done a tremendous job at New Hampshire and that team has
four starters returning."

His Coaching Philosophy: "Offensively, | would like to push the
basketball, put points on the scoreboard, plus get some points
from our defense. We intend to go up and down the floor. We
need to create easy baskets for ourselves, get second-chance
points, get to the free throw line and put pressure on our
opponents.

“| would like to guard man-to-man for forty minutes on
defense and limit teams to one shot every time down the floor.
We need to challenge shots on defense to be effective. It's one
thing to be tough and talented, but knowing how to play is the key
to success."

What Brown Looks For in a Recruit: "We want someone who
is a good person and a good student. He needs to be talented,
but also have a high basketball intelligence. It's important that
he knows the game, wants to get better and wants to win. | believe
too many coaches are caught up in the ‘great athlete’ concept of
recruiting.

“| would recruit anyone in the United States or world if |
thought he was the right fit for our program and we could put all
the pieces of the puzzle together. The University is a strong
academic school, so the student-athlete must want that chal-
lenge and realize that the school can prepare him for the future.

“Finally, | think we have to recruit people who want to be part
of something special, who want to win conference champion-
ships and get to the NCAAs every year."

What Albany Offers a Prospective Student-Athlete: "The
University provides an opportunity to obtain a meaningful edu-
cation. You can meet all types of people and go to school ina
diverse population.

“The University is located in a city with many colleges and
universities, plus you have the best of both worlds with access
to the capital of New York and a nice campus setting. We have
great resources and outstanding facilities, and a university that
is growing in terms of prestige and stature."

PERSONAL

Name: William John Brown IV
Birthdate: October 8, 1971

Age: 35

Albany Record: 53-83 (5 years)
Overall Record: 53-83 (5 years)

Wife: Jamie

Children: Jackson (born May 19, 2002)

EDUCATION

Miller Place High School, Miller Place, N.Y.
Dowling College, B.A. in marketing, 1995
Dowling College, M.A. in management, 1997

ATHLETIC

Miller Place High School:
Basketball (Four Varsity Letters)
Tennis (Six Varsity Letters)
Soccer (Two Varsity Letters)

Dowling College:
Basketball (Three Varsity Letters), 1991-95
Tennis (One Varsity Letter), 1995

the conference title. Maine has a nice nucleus with one of the © COACHING

1995-98 College of Saint Rose Assistant Coach
1998-99 Sullivan County Comm. College Head Coach (30-2)
1999-00 Sullivan County Comm. College Head Coach (28-5)
2000-01 Sullivan County Comm. College Head Coach (32-3)

2001-02 University at Albany Assistant Coach
2001-02 University at Albany Head Coach (7-13)
2002-03 University at Albany Head Coach (7-21)
2003-04 University at Albany Head Coach (5-23)
2004-05 University at Albany Head Coach (13-15)
2005-06 University at Albany Head Coach (21-11)

America East Conference Regular-Season Title
America East Conference Tournament Champions
2006 NCAA Tournament Appearance

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ERIC EATON
ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH

Eric Eaton, who is in his second sea-
son on the UAlbany staff, was promoted
to associate head coach on May 4, 2006
after the Great Danes captured their first-
ever America East Conference champi-
onship and reached the NCAA Division |
Tournament for the first time.

In his position, Eaton is responsible for a wide range of
duties including recruiting, on-court coaching, scouting, coor-
dinating individual workouts and managing the team's aca-
demic progress.

Eaton coached at the College of the Holy Cross from 2000-
04 as a member of Ralph Willard's staff. He assisted in all
aspects of the program, including recruiting, player develop-
ment and scouting. The Crusaders won the Patriot League
championship and reached the NCAA Tournament in three
consecutive seasons. In 2000-01, Holy Cross achieved one of
the greatest turnarounds in school history by posting a 22-8
record. The 2002-03 squad tied the program's standard for
most wins in a season with a 26-5 record.

During that period, Eaton recruited the Patriot League's
rookie of the year and assisted in the development of 15 players
who earned all-league and/or all-rookie recognition, including
three player-of-the-year award winners.

Previous to Holy Cross, Eaton was an assistant coach for
one year at Assumption College in Worcester, Mass. He also
worked at Anna Maria College from 1997-99 and was a
volunteer assistant at UMass-Dartmouth when that program
won 20 games and made an NCAA Division III Tournament
appearance.

A member of the UMass-Dartmouth Athletic Hall of Fame,
Eaton played on three Little East Conference championship
teams that reached the NCAAs in the mid-1990s. He averaged
11.7 points per game as a senior, when the Corsairs won the
Little East regular-season title and advanced to the ECAC
semifinals. He earned his undergraduate degree in business
management.

Eaton, 33, is married to the former Alexis Leacu, who played
as a collegian on the Assumption College basketball team.
They are the parents of infant twin boys, Evan and Owen.

PAT FILIEN
ASSISTANT COACH

Pat Filien is in his second year on the
UAlbany staff. He took on additional du-
ties last spring with regard to player de-
velopment and coordination of strength
and conditioning. He previously was a
four-year assistant at the University of
Vermont from 2001-05.

Filien was responsible for recruiting, scouting and skill
development as a member of Tom Brennan's UVM staff. The
Catamounts enjoyed unparalleled success during his years
with the program. Vermont made three NCAA Tournament
appearances, captured three America East Conference cham-
pionships and posted four consecutive 20-win campaigns.

Coach Filien played a key role in the progress of three-time
America East player of the year Taylor Coppenrath, who led
UVM to a 25-7 overall record in 2004-05 and an NCAA first-
round upset of Syracuse.

Anative of Queens, N.

Filien was a two-year starter at the

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College of Saint Rose, where he received a B.A. in public
communication in 1993. He was named to the All-ECAC-South
second team as a senior, when the Golden Knights posted a 25-
6 record and reached the NCAA Division II Tournament.

Filien began his coaching career at Southern Vermont
College, where he worked from 1994-96. He then moved to
Lock Haven University in Pennsylvania for two years, before a
three-year stint at C.W. Post-Long Island in Brookville, N.Y.

Filien, and his wife, Tiffani, have two children, Marcus and
Lauren, and reside in the Capital Region.

CHADO'DONNELL
ASSISTANT COACH

Chad O'Donnell is in his third year as
amember of Will Brown's coaching staff.
O'Donnell, who was hired as an assistant
on July 6, 2004, is the UAlbany program's
recruiting coordinator.

O'Donnell, who has worked on the
collegiate level since 1993, assisted College of Charleston
coach Tom Herrion as director of basketball operations in
2003-04. He was responsible for academic monitoring, direct-
ing conditioning and weightlifting, managing recruiting efforts
and organizing summer camps. The Cougars went 20-9.

Prior to Charleston, O'Donnell served in the same capacity
for one season at Robert Morris University after spending two
years in the private sector. He was also an assistant coach at
the University of New Hampshire in 1999-2000, and worked for
a three-year period at the College of the Holy Cross. He
directed all national recruiting efforts for the Patriot League
program and coached the junior varsity squad.

O'Donnell, 35, began his college coaching career as an
assistant at Worcester State College in Massachusetts. From
1993-95, he handled the Division III program's recruiting,
scouting and practice preparation, plus was the junior varsity
head coach. He went to work at Bryant College in Rhode Island
the following year.

Anative of Mendon, Mass., O'Donnell received his B.S. in
physical education from Springfield College in 1994. He has
authored several articles in coaching magazines and pub-
lished a book on college basketball recruiting. He and his wife,
the former Anna Tamborra, reside in Troy, N.Y.

JEREMY FRIEL
BASKETBALL OPERATIONS

Jeremy Friel was appointed to the po-
sition of director of basketball operations
on August 4, 2005. He handles adminis-
trative duties, videotape exchange, travel
and coordinates summer basketball
camps.

Friel earned his undergraduate degree in sociology from
the University of New Hampshire, where he was a member of
the basketball team from 2002-05. He gained a roster spot as
a walk-on before receiving a full athletic scholarship in his final
season. Friel appeared in 31 career games for the Wildcats.
Inhis first career start as a senior, he scored 11 points and made
three 3-point field goals against conference-rival UMBC.

Friel, 23, was a 1,000-point scorer at Oyster River High
School in New Hampshire. He led the program to the Class |
state semifinals as a junior and the state quarterfinals in 2001.
His father, Gerry, served as the UNH men's basketball coach
for 20 seasons from 1969-89.

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RICKCOE
DEPUTY ATHLETIC DIRECTOR

Rick Coe was elevated to the position
of deputy director of athletics in June
2005. He previously served as UAlbany's
associate director of athletics since 2002.

Coe, who has added the role of Uni-
versity liaison with regard to New York
Giants training camp, manages athletic business operations.
He also has administrative oversight for various sports pro-
grams and has been a key planner in the master plan for the
athletic and recreational complex and the turf fields project.

Anative of New Cumberland, W.Va., Coe was an indepen-
dent consultant in the financial planning and insurance industry
prior to joining the UAlbany staff. He administered all business
and fiscal affairs and served as chief financial officer for Ameri-
can University's department of athletics from 1989-2000. He
was also a member of the NCAA self-study steering committee.

Coe received his M.S. in physical education with emphasis
in athletic administration from Western Illinois University in
1984. He has a B.S. in business administration with an
accounting specialization from West Liberty State College in
West Virginia. He and his wife, Mary, have three children,
Lindsay, Rachael and Michael.

CHARLIE VOELKER
ASSOCIATE ATHLETIC DIRECTOR

Charlie Voelker begins his second
year as associate director of athletics for
external affairs. He came to the UAlbany
athletic departmentin the summer of 2003.
He directs the department's marketing
and corporate sales division, plus over-
sees media relations and ticket operations.

Voelker previously worked for two minor league baseball
organizations. He served as director of player personnel for the
Berkshire Black Bears, and was vice president and general
manager of the Albany-Colonie Diamond Dogs. He was named
Northern League General Manager of the Year twice.

A native of Garden City, N.Y., Voelker was a radio color
commentator and play-by-play announcer for UAlbany football
and basketball broadcasts from 1996-2002. He also worked in
the Capital Region as an account executive and commerical
producer for Time Warner Cable.

Voelker received his B.A. in rhetoric and communication
from the University at Albany in 1987. He has completed the
marketing and sales segment of the MBA program at The Sage
Colleges. Voelker and his wife, Kim, reside in Delmar. He has
one son, Andrew.

Paw Prints: University at Albany Vice President and Director
of Athletics Lee McElroy is serving as president of the Na-
tional Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) in the 2006-07
academic year. During his tenure, UAlbany has won 17
conference championships; made NCAA Tournament ap-
pearances in men's basketball, men's lacrosse, softball,
women's volleyball and men's and women's track and field;
and won the 2004-05 America East Conference
Commissioner's Cuip. McElroy played his college football at
UCLA for the legendary Tommy Prothro. McElroy earned
three varsity letters as a linebacker from 1967-69. One of his
teammates was 1967 Heisman Trophy winner Gary Beban.

ASSOCIATE ATHLETIC DIRECTOR

Jan Brown serves as associate ath-
letics director of student-life enrichment.
Brown, who joined the UAlbany staff in
the spring of 2005, oversees academic
support, enrichment, sports medicine,
compliance and campus affairs. She
also serves as the department's senior women's administrator.

Brown served as the NCAA's Director of Division I! and
Governance Liaison to the Executive Committee and as Assis-
tant Chief of Staff for Division II for nearly six years prior to her
present appointment. In that position, she provided counsel,
advice and leadership to the main governing entities of Divi-
sion II intercollegiate athletics, the NCAA President and other
NCAA staff regarding current Division II issues and policies.

From 1994-99, Brown worked for the NCAA as an enforce-
ment representative. She investigated allegations of violations
of NCAA legislation committed by member institutions and
presented findings to the NCAA Committee on Infractions.

Brown received both a B.A. in economics and a M.A. in
urban and enviromental policy from Tufts University in Massa-
chusetts, where she competed in both track and soccer. She
went on to earn a Juris Doctorate degree from the College of
William & Mary's Marshall-Wythe School of Law in 1992.

CARLANDERSON
ASSISTANT ATHLETIC DIRECTOR

Carl Anderson was hired as assistant
athletics director for student-life enrich-
ment in Dec. 2005. Anderson, who moni-
tors the academic advising and life skills
programs, previously worked for more
than six years at New York University.

In that period, Anderson served as academic affairs advisor
and compliance coordinator for athletics. He was responsible
for the eligibility certification and academic progress of nearly
300 student-athletes. From 1997-99, Anderson worked at St.
Bonaventure University as the academic coordinator for stu-
dent-athletes in 14 sports.

Anderson received his B.S. in physical education from
Slippery Rock University and a M.S. in athletic administration
from Florida State University. He worked extensively as a both
a graduate assistant and intern in the school's student-athlete
academic support department. A native of Pittsburgh, Pa.,
Anderson and his wife, Jennifer, have a daughter, Corinne.

JENNIFER SVATIK
DIRECTOR, SUPPORT SERVICES

Jennifer Svatik is in her second year
as director of student-athlete support ser-
vices. She works with academic advising
as well as UAlbany’'s Student-Athlete Ad-
visory Committee (SAAC).

Svatik previously served as an intern
in the University of Hartford's athletic department. She had
duties with the director of ticket operations and director of event
management. From 2003-04, Svatik worked with the Univer-
sity of Virginia's CHAMPS/Life-Skills Program. A native of
Stratford, Conn., Svatik graduated magna cum laude with a
B.A. in psychology from Springfield College and has a master's
degree in sport and exercise psychology from Virginia.

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TERESA HARRISON
FACULTY REPRESENTATIVE

Teresa Harrison, the Chair of the Uni-
versity at Albany's Department of Com-
munication, is in her first year as the
school's NCAA Faculty Representative.
In her role, she represents the academic
interests of the UAlbany faculty and the
school's student-athletes. Dr. Harrison is also beginnng a
three-year term as the Chair of UAlbany's Intercollegiate Ath-
letics Advisory Board (IAAB).

As a professor, Harrison has research and teaching inter-
ests that focus on applications of new technologies in commu-
nity development and issues related to communication and
democracy. She was installed as the communication
department's chair in September 2001.

Harrison is the managing editor of the Electronic Journal of
Communication, co-editor of the State University of New York
Press Series on Computer-Mediated Communication in Work,
Education, and Society, and serves on the editorial boards of
New Media and Society, the Journal of Computer-Mediated
Communication, and Communication Quarterly. She is also
Chair of the Communication and Technology Division of the
International Communication Association.

Dr. Harrison received her Ph.D. and M.A. in communication
from Bowling Green State University. She earned a B.S. in
political science from Northern Arizona University.

BRIAN DEPASQUALE
ASSISTANT ATHLETIC DIRECTOR

Brian DePasquale was appointed as

UAlbany's assistant athletics director for

4 media relations in 1994. He is respon-

sible for the publicity and promotion of the

school's 19 men's and women's varsity

sports, producing a television and radio

package for football and basketball, managing the develop-

ment of the athletic web site, and publicizing New York Giants
football training camp.

DePasquale previously served as assistant sports informa-
tion director at Colgate University (1988-94), sports information
director at Drexel University (1985-88), and information direc-
tor for the East Coast Conference (1983-85).

DePasquale has worked at numerous United States Golf
Association (USGA) championships, including the U.S. Open
from 1993-2006. He also served as a press officer at the 1992
XVI Winter Olympic Games in Albertville, France. He received
aB.A. in journalism and a master's degree in athletic adminis-
tration from The Ohio State University.

CARAWHITE
ASSISTANT ATHLETIC DIRECTOR

Cara White is in her second year as
assistant athletics director for event man-
agement and operations. She manages
UAlbany's athletic facilities, including the
RACC and University Field, plus handles
game-day operations and scheduling. A
native of Beamsville, Ontario, White earned four varsity letters
as a member of the UAlbany basketball program from 1998-
2002. She appeared in 107 games as a collegian. White and
her husband, Josh, reside in the Capital Region.

WAYNE BRIDGEMAN
ASSISTANT ATHLETIC DIRECTOR

Wayne Bridgeman was appointed
assistant athletics director for compliance
on August 17, 2006. He spent the last two
years at New Mexico State University
where he was director of athletic compli-
~ ance and eligibility.

At New Mexico State, Bridgeman was responsible for all
compliance issues ranging from NCAA and conference inter-
pretations to the Academic Progress Rate (APR). He handled
16 sports, 45 coaches and 420 student-athletes while reporting
to the school's board of regents.

Bridgeman worked at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi as director
of compliance from 1999-2004. He managed eligibility, recruit-
ing, financial aid, EADA and Title IX issues, plus oversaw the
school's transition as a NCAA provisional Division | member to
active Division | status. He developed oversight programs for
administering athletic scholarship aid. From 1994-99,
Bridgeman was the compliance coordinator at Sonoma State
University. He received a juris doctor from John F. Kennedy
School of Law in Berkeley, Calif. and earned a B.S. in business
administration and marketing from San Diego State University.

KEVIN GALUSKI
ASSISTANT ATHLETIC DIRECTOR

Kevin Galuski was elevated to assis-
tant athletics director for equipment and
operations on July 11, 2005.
Galuskicame tothe University as head
w equipment manager in August 2000. He
took on additional duties the following
year as New York Giants Training Camp liaison. He manages
all operational aspects of the summer training camp.

Galuski was previously the head equipment manager with
the Arena Football League's Carolina Cobras for one year. He
also worked with the AFL's Albany Firebirds from 1995-99.
Galuski handled the supervision and maintenance of ip-
ment and athletic gear along with game-day responsi S.

Galuski received a B.S. in sports management from Colby-
Sawyer College. He is a member of the Athletic Equipment
Managers Association. Galuski and his wife, Shannon, reside
in the Capital Region.

MARIAMOON
ASSISTANT ATHLETIC DIRECTOR

Maria Moon begins her seventh year
as a member of the UAlbany department
ofathletics. She was elevated to assistant
athletics director for recreation and aquat-
ics in July 2005.

Moon has worked in the recreation
and fitness field for more than two decades. She previously held
the position of assistant intramural director at Rensselaer
Polytechnic Institute. In that role, she managed a comprehen-
sive intramural program, supervised student coordinators and
officials, marketed intramurals to the Rensselaer college com-
munity, and assisted with facility operatons of the Mueller
Fitness Center.

Anative of Hudson, N.Y., Moon has a master's in recreation
administration from San Francisco State University and a B.A.
in recreation from Ithaca College.

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It all came together for the Univer-
sity at Albany basketball program last
year, as the Great Danes shook off an
indifferent start to win 19 of their last 24
games. The results were an America
East Conference championship and
the school's first NCAA Division |
Tournament appearance.

Despite losing three players who
played a major role in that run to the
championship, UAlbany still has a solid
corps of players that could possibly
turn in a repeat performance.

“This is new territory for us," says
UAlbany coach Will Brown, who
signed a contract last spring that will
keep him at the school through the
2010-11 campaign. "We enjoyed the
taste of last season but now we want
more. Our team learned about
expectations last year and we will face
similar obstacles this season."

The Great Danes return three
starters, including the conference
player of the year, from a squad that
established the program's Division |
victory record and led national power
Connecticut deep into the second half
in an NCAA first-round game. The
roster features two seniors, six juniors,
two sophomores and four freshmen.

"We have a nice mix of veterans
and newcomers," Brown states. "We
are deep on the perimeter and can
play a variety of ways. Our team will be
paying attention to detail as we
prepare, especially with regard to
defense, rebounding and execution."

UALBANY BY POSITIONS

GUARDS: Any talk about UAlbany's
backcourt begins with Associated
Press All-America guard Jamar
Wilson, a difference-making player
who was named the 2006 America
East player of the year and the
championship's most outstanding
player. He averaged 17.7 points, 4.9
rebounds and 3.9 assists.

“When your best player is your
hardest-working player then you have
a chance to be successful," Brown
states. "Jamar makes plays and loves
a challenge with his fearless style. The
bigger the game, the better he is."

Wilson, who totaled 19 points and
six rebounds in his team's first-ever
NCAA appearance, also picked up
valuable experience on a collegiate
all-star tour of France in August.

“He came back from that trip with a
great appreciation for this program,"
Brown explains about Wilson, who is
wthin range of becoming the school's

all-time leading scorer during the
season. "His teammates knew about
UAlbany and what the basketball team
was able to accomplish last year."

While Wilson is a marquee per-
former, Brian Lillis, a 6-foot-5 junior, is
the glue that holds the team together.
All UAlbany did was win after Lillis was
inserted into the starting lineup at the
lead guard spot last December. His
numbers are not dramatic, but he does
something in every category.

“He can play almost every position
on the floor and competes with great
energy," says Brown about a player
who contributed 4.4 points, 4.2
rebounds and 2.1 assists per outing.
“He has the ability to expand his game
and has been encouraged to be more
aggressive on offense."

Jon lati, a sharp-shooter with a
quick release, and Jason Siggers
(6'4") were proven scorers off the
bench last season. lati scored at a 6.7
clip and drillied 40 three-point field
goals. Siggers, who played in all 32
games in his first year with the pro-
gram, averaged 5.0 points and
improved as the season progressed.

“Jon is as good a shooter as there
is in the conference," Brown states.
“You know you are deep when he is
coming off the bench. | defended Jason
(Siggers) as well as anyone last year
because | didn't play him enough early
on. He could be a consistent double-
figure scorer for us."

The Great Danes dipped into the
junior colleges for depth with the
addition of backcourt players Michael
Knight (6'3") and Carl Ross (6'4").
Knight made 41 three-pointers in the
Florida JUCO ranks as an all-region
performer. Ross, an explosive athlete,
averaged 13.7 points as an all-
conference star in California. David
Bauman (6'2") and freshman Lance
James (5'11") are available here.

FORWARDS: The Great Danes also
return an All-America East player in the
frontcourt. Brent Wilson, a 6-foot-8
junior, made the all-conference third
team in 2005-06. He averaged 10.4
points and 4.3 rebounds, plus led the
team with 56 three-point field goals.

"He's ready to build on his suc-
cesses over the last two years," Brown
offers. "He is the best shooting big man
in the conference, and has developed
his post play by adding a jump hook
with either hand."

Brian Connelly (6'8") showed a
tremendous upside to his play as a

Senior Guard/Forward Jason Siggers

freshman. He even saw quality minutes
in all three America East postseason
tournament contests.

“He is a skilled four-man who could
steal minutes at the ‘five’ spot," Brown
says. "He has an excellent mid-range
game and has spent a lot of time in the
weight room."

Mike Yocum, a 6'9" freshman, may
also get an opportunity to play on the
baseline with his athleticism. Freshman
Reid Anderson (6'5") will move between
the two-guard and small forward
positions, plus can do a little bit of
everything with his active style.

CENTERS: UAlbany will have to
replace a key component to last year's
success, as 7-foot-1 Kirsten Zoellner has
graduated to the Greek professional
league. Sophomore Jimmie Covington
(6'7") and Brett Gifford, a 6-foot-11
freshman, are the immediate options.
Covington, who spelled Zoellner last
year, has both the size and strength to
play center and the experience of
appearing in 31 games last year.
Gifford, an all-state selection in Missouri,
brings a solid set of offensive skills.
“Jimmie is a more confidence player
and has used the offseason to his
advantage," Brown comments. “Brett
has a nice touch with both hands around
the basket but will have to get accli-
mated to the college game's pace."

OUTLOOK: UAlbany's rise has come
in defined steps over the previous
seasons, and now comes the business
of defending a title. “Repeating is tough,
but that comes with doing something for
the first time," Brown explains. "We
welcome the new challenge with open
arms. Ina league like the America East,
there is no room for error. We need to
put ourselves in a good position to take
care of business in conference play."

UALBANY BASKETBALL

2006-07 University at “Albany Basketball Roster

NUMERICAL

No. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. Wi. Hometown (High School)
00 CarlRoss* Gur. 64 210 Fresno, Calif. (Washington Union)

1 Jason Siggers*+ G/F Sr. 6-4 195 Dallas, Texas (Skyline)

2 Michael Knight++ G our. 6-3 185 Seattle, Wash. (Seattle Prep)

3 David Bauman** G Jr. 62 173 Sarver, Pa. (Freeport)

4 Mike Yocum F Fr. 69 240 Dresher, Pa. (Episcopal Academy)

5 Lance James G Fr. 5-11 185 Lithia Springs, Ga. (LEAP Academy, N.J.)
an Reid Anderson G/F Fr. 65 190 Avon Lake, Ohio (Lakewood St. Edward)
14 Jon lati** G Jr. 5-9 175 York, Pa. (York Catholic)

21 Brian Lillis**

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31 Jamar Wilson*** G Sr. 61 185 Bronx, N.Y. (Our Savior New American School)
33 Brian Connelly* F So. 68 225 Audubon, N.J. (Camden Catholic)

34 Brent Wilson** F Jr. 68 240 Cedar Rapids, lowa (Prairie)

42 Jimmie Covington* FIC So. 67 240 Chicago, Ill. (Morgan Park)

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Fr. 65 190 Avon Lake, Ohio (Lakewood St. Edward)
Jr. 6-2 173 Sarver, Pa. (Freeport)

So. 68 225 Audubon, N.J. (Camden Catholic)

. 67 240 Chicago, Ill. (Morgan Park)

Fr. 6-11 265 Columbia, Mo. (Rock Bridge)

Jr. 5-9 175 York, Pa. (York Catholic)

Fr. 5-11 185 Lithia Springs, Ga. (LEAP Academy, N.J.)
Jr. 63 185 Seattle, Wash. (Seattle Prep)

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Jimmie Covington*
54 Brett Gifford
4 Jon lati**
5 Lance James
2 Michael Knight++
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G/F Jr. 65 220 Urbandale, lowa (West Des Moines Dowling)
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1 Jason Siggers*+ GIF Sr. 64 195 Dallas, Texas (Skyline)
34 Brent Wilson** F Jr. 68 240 Cedar Rapids, lowa (Prairie)
31 Jamar Wilson*** G Sr. 61 185 Bronx, N.Y. (Our Savior New American School)
4 Mike Yocum F Fr. 69 240 Dresher, Pa. (Episcopal Academy)

*Letters Won
“San Joaquin Delta College (Calif.) transfer
+New Mexico Junior College transfer

++St. Petersburg (Fla.) Community College transfer Managers: Michael Peck, Troy Mekulik,

Brian Landesman and Bryant Ruidiaz

COACHING STAFF

Head Coach: Will Brown (Dowling '95)

Associate Head Coach: Eric Eaton (UMass-Dartmouth '97)
Assistant Coach: Pat Filien (Saint Rose '93)

Assistant Coach: Chad O'Donnell (Springfield'94)
Operations Director: Jeremy Friel (New Hampshire '05)

Pronunciation Guide

David Bauman bau-man

Pat Filien . fill-ee-en
Jeremy Friel free-el
Jon lati

Brian Lillis ius

Jason Siggers
Jon lati...
Mike Yocum

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Starters Returning: 3

Brian Lillis, Guard/Forward (24)
Jamar Wilson, Guard (32)
Brent Wilson, Forward (32)

Starters Lost: 2
Lucious Jordan, Guard (28)
Kirsten Zoellner, Center (32)

Others Returning With
Starting Experience: 1
Jon lati, Guard (4)

Letterwinners Returning: 8
David Bauman, Guard

Brian Connelly, Forward

Jimmie Covington, Forward/Center
Jon lati, Guard

Brian Lillis, Guard/Forward

Jason Siggers, Guard/Forward
Brent Wilson, Forward

Jamar Wilson, Guard

Lettermen Lost: 4
Lucious Jordan, Guard
Jerrad Knotts, Forward
Levi Levine, Forward
Kirsten Zoellner, Center

Newcomers: 6

Reid Anderson, Guard/Forward
Brett Gifford, Center

Michael Knight, Guard

Lance James, Guard
Carl Ross, Guard
Mike Yocum, Forward

UAlbany Roster by State

California(1)
Carl Ross (Fresno)

Georgia (1)
Lance James (Lithia Springs)

Illinois (1)
Jimmie Covington (Chicago)

lowa (2)
Brian Lillis (Urbandale)
Brent Wilson (Cedar Rapids)

Missouri (1)
Brett Gifford (Columbia)

NewJersey (1)
Brian Connelly (Audubon)

New York (1)
Jamar Wilson (Bronx)

Ohio (1)
Reid Anderson (Avon Lake)

Pennsylvania (3)
David Bauman (Sarver)
Jon lati (York)

Mike Yocum (Dresher)

Texas (1)
Jason Siggers (Dallas)

Washington (1)
Michael Knight (Seattle)

UAlbany Roster by Class

Seniors (2)
Jason Siggers
Jamar Wilson

Juniors (6)
David Bauman
don lati
Michael Knight
Brian Lillis
Carl Ross
Brent Wilson

Sophomores (2)
Brian Connelly
Jimmie Covington

Freshmen (4)
Reid Anderson
Brett Gifford
Lance James
Mike Yocum

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Head Coach Will Brown, Associate Head Coach Eric Eaton, Assistant Coach Patrick Filien, Jimmie Covington, Mike Yocum, Brett Gifford, Brian
Connelly, Operations Director Jeremy Friel, Assistant Coach Chad O'Donnell, Video Coordinator Kenny Dagostino, Manager Troy Mekulik,
Manager Brian Landesman. (Front Row -- left to right) Brent Wilson, Brian Lillis, David Bauman, Jon lati, Jason Siggers, Jamar Wilson, Michael
Knight, Lance James, Carl Ross, Reid Anderson.

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Jamar Wilson

Guard, 6-1, 185, Sr.

Our Savior New American School
Bronx, N.Y.

Will serve as team captain for the second consecutive season
... 2006 America East Conference Player of the Year ... unani-
mous first-team all-conference selection ... Associated Press
honorable mention All-American ... 2005-06 UAlbany Male
Student-Athlete of the Year ... NABC All-District II second team
.. first player in school history to combine for more than 1,400
points and 300 assists in a career ... third on UAlbany's all-time
scoring list with 1,544 points ... seventh in career assists with
329 ... 2003 America East Rookie of the Year ... among five
players who have received both the conference's player and
rookie awards during his career ... the list includes Taylor
Coppenrath (Vermont), T.J. Sorrentine (Vermont), Tunji Awojobi
(Boston U.) and Reggie Lewis (Northeastern) ... took part in
Athletes in Action tour of France from Aug. 19-24 and played
against six professional French club teams ... 2005-06: America
East's second-leading scorer at 17.7 points per game ... also
third in assists (3.9 pg), 10th in steals (1.3 pg) and third in free
throw percentage (.850) ... second-best single-season scoring
total in school history with 567 points ... made 176 free throws
to break Jason Graber's single-season standard of 156 set in
1993-94 ... "Chevrolet Player of the Game" with 19 points and
six assists against No. 2 Connecticut in NCAA first-round
contest ... named the America East Most Outstanding Player
after scoring 29 points (10-18 FGs, 8-8 FTs) in the tournament
championship vs. Vermont... also tied a season-high with eight
rebounds and had four assists ... scored 20-plus points for the
32nd time in his career ... had eight points, five rebounds, four
assists and two steals in America East semifinal against New
Hampshire ... totaled 18 points, seven rebounds and two assists
vs. UMBC in A-East quarterfinals ... netted 15 of his 21 points
in the second half against Vermont on Feb. 20 ... scored 21 of
his 28 points in the second half at VCU in BracketBusters game,
plus had seven rebounds and tied a career-high with four 3-
pointers ... named America East Conference Co-Player of the
Week on Feb. 13 and earned the weekly award for the third time
... matched his second-best effort as a collegian with a season-
high 30 points, including 20 in the second half, vs. Maine on Feb.
11... made 9-of-19 from the field and 9-of-11 from the line ... had
six assists and five rebounds ... first UAlbany player to reach 30-
point mark since the 2004-05 season opener ... accounted for
13 points, five rebounds and five assists against Hartford on
Feb. 8 ... netted 19 of his 22 points in the second half vs. Boston
U. (Feb. 4) ... tied season-high with seven assists and had six
rebounds ... totaled 23 points, six rebounds and two assists,
plus tied career-highs in 3-pointers made (4) and blocks (2)
against Stony Brook (Feb. 1) ... had 10 of his 12 points in the final
4:22 of play against Binghamton in a 52-51 win on Jan. 28 ...
added five assists and three rebounds ... had 21 points, six

Jamar Wilson (31) was named to the 2006 Associated Press
Division | All-America Team as an honorable mention selection.

rebounds and five assists in 44 minutes against New Hamp-
shire (Jan. 22) ...29 points (8-11 FGs, 12-13 FTs) at Vermont on
Jan. 18 ... equaled a season-high with four steals and added two
assists and three rebounds ... accounted for 20 points, three
assists and four steals, plus tied a season-best with eight
rebounds against Boston U. on Jan. 12 ... scored 21 points and
tied a career-high with four 3-point field goals vs. Cornell on Jan.
Q ... America East Player of the Week (Jan. 9) after averaging
22.3 points, 5.0 assists and 3.5 rebounds in two league wins ...
tallied 29 points vs. Hartford (Jan. 4) on 8-of-12 from the field and
11-of-13 from the line ... added six assists and four rebounds ...
scored 18 of his 20 points in the second half against Siena (Dec.
3) ... added seven rebounds and five assists ... sent the contest
to overtime on a driving jumper in the lane with two seconds
remaining ... had his 31-game, double-figure scoring streak
snapped on Nov. 26 at San Diego State ... America East
Conference Co-Player of the Week on Nov. 21 after averaging
23.5 points at the 2K Sports Classic ... became the 27th player
in school history to score 1,000 career points in the opener
against Oakland ... netted 26 points on 10-of-13 shooting ...
scored 19 of his 21 points in the first half against eventual
national champion Florida ... posted back-to-back 20-point
efforts for first time since Jan. 2005 ... 2004-05: Second-team
All-America East selection ... fourth in the America East in
scoring (16.9 ppg), fourth in assists (4.2 pg) and firstin free throw
percentage (.828) ... handed out five or more assists 12 times
... scored in double figures for the 28th consecutive time with 13
points in conference tournament quarterfinals against

WILSON'S CAREER STATISTICS

Year GP-GS FGM-FGA FG% 3FG-FGA FG%
2002-03 27-26 183-375 488 33-92 359
2003-04 1-1 4-14 -286 0-4 -000
2004-05 27-27 132-304 .434 37-93 398
2005-06 32-32 171-377 .454 49-135 363.
Totals 87-87 490-1070 .458 119-324 .367

FTM-FTA FT% REB/AVG. AS TO BS ST PTS/AVG.
110-135 .815 102/ 3.8 90 98 2 21 509/ 18.9
5-6 833 WV 1.0 2 5 0 i) 13/ 13.0
154-186 .828 83/ 3.1 112119 8 36 455/ 16.9
176-207 .850 158/49 125117 7 43 567/ 17.7
445-534 .833 344/ 4.0 329 339 17 100 1544/17.7

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Binghamton on March 5 ... netted 21 points on 8-of-12 shooting
at Stony Brook (Feb. 24) ... 20 points and five assists vs. Maine
(Feb. 12), plus committed just one turnover in 38 minutes ...
netted 15 of his 19 points in the second half against New
Hampshire (Feb. 5) ... turned in an 18-point, 8-assist effort in a
comeback win against Stony Brook on Feb. 2 ... season-high 24
points (8-13 FGs) to go with six rebounds, five assists and a
career-best two blocked shots against Hartford (Jan. 27) ...
netted 13 of his 19 points in the second half against Binghamton
on Jan. 12, plus had five rebounds and a season-high four
steals ... tallied 21 points (7-10 FGs) and six assists vs. Boston
U. on Jan. 2 ... scored 17 of his 19 points in the second half
against Villanova on Dec. 22 and added six assists ... 23 points
(8-16 FGs, 6-8 FTs) against Long Island on Dec. 8 ... returned
from the previous season's knee injury to record a double-
double with 20 points and a career-high 10 assists vs. Siena on
Nov. 23 ... became the first UAlbany player since Jan. 1999 to
register a double-double in those categories ... also set a school
single-game record by making 14-of-14 from the free throw line
... first Great Dane to hand out 10 assists since Earv Opong
accomplished that feat against Siena on Nov. 22, 2002 ... 2003-
04: Scored 13 points to go with two assists in his lone
appearance of the season at Colgate on Dec. 2 ... had season-
ending surgery later in the month to repair a fractured patella
in his right knee ... 2002-03: Established school's single-
season freshman scoring record with 509 points ... eighth-best
single-season point total in UAlbany history ... became ninth
player in school history to score 500 points in a season ...
named second-team all-conference ... chosen to America East
All-Rookie Team ... second UAlbany player to earn all-league
honors since school joined America East in 2001-02... eclipsed
a 47-year-old record when he scored 509 points as a freshman
... Gary Holway had 497 in 1955-56 ... ranked second in the
conference in scoring with an 18.9 average, but led all scorers
in A-East games at 21.2 points per game ... second among the
league leaders in field goal percentage (.488) and free throw
percentage (.815), plus was eighth in assists (3.3 pg) ...
America East player of the week on Feb. 17, after averaging
34.5 points and 8.0 rebounds in two league victories ... career-
high 39 points (14-17 FGs) vs. New Hampshire on Feb. 16, the
highest total by an America East player in that season ... the
scoring total set a UAlbany freshman standard, and was one
off the school's single-game record ... America East rookie of
the week five times ... posted a 21-game, double-figure scoring
streak ... 20-plus points 12 times, including 30 or more in four
contests ... scored 30 points in both meetings with Stony Brook
... 30 points and a career-high 11 rebounds vs. Robert Morris
... two double-doubles ... first freshman since E.J. Gallup to
score 30-plus points ... first UAlbany player to total 30 points
in back-to-back games since Morrison Teague in 1988-89 ...
tallied 29 points against nationally-ranked Syracuse at Carrier
Dome ... 19 points, eight rebounds and five assists in regular-
season finale at Vermont ... teamed with Levi Levine to form
third-highest freshman scoring duo in Division | in 2002-03 ...
High School: Attended Our Savior New American School in
Centereach, New York ... National Association of Christian
Athletes (NACA) first-team All-American ... led Pioneers to a
25-11 record and the 2002 NACA Division | Boys Basketball
National Championship ... scored 25 points in 83-81 champi-
onship victory over Central Park Christian, of Birmingham, Ala.
.. named to NACA all-tournament team, plus earned MVP
award ... averaged 14.2 points, 5.1 assists, 2.6 rebounds and
1.9 steals as a senior captain ... shot 50.8 percent from the field
and 77 percent from the line ... career-high 36 points vs. Milford

(Conn.) Academy ... career-best 16 assists vs. Notre Dame
(Va.) Academy ... MVP of Slam Dunk Challenge ... Las Vegas
Holiday Prep Classic all-tournament team ... contributed 13
points, six assists and five rebounds as a junior, when his team
posted a 26-9 record and reached the NACA national tourna-
ment ... originally attended All Hallows High School in New
York City ... Personal: Received a B.S. in sociology with a dual
minor in business administration and education in May 2006
... enrolled in graduate school ... born 2-22-84 ... given name
is Jamar J. Wilson ... father is Bobby Livingston ... mother is
Carolyn Wilson ... his cousin, Dyree Wilson, was a two-time All-
Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference selection at lona College in
2000 and 2001 ... 2003 New York Giants training camp staff ...
WNYT-TV sports department intern in 2006 spring semester.

CAREER HIGHS

PTS: 39 vs. New Hampshire (2-16-03)
REB: 11 vs. Robert Mortis (12-21-02)

FG: 14 vs. New Hampshire (2-16-03)

FGA: 21 vs. Siena (12-03-05) & New Hampshire (1-22-06)
FT: 14 vs. Siena (11-23-04)

FTA: 14 vs. three opponents

3FG: 4 vs. four opponents

AST: 10 vs. Siena (11-23-04)

STL: 5 vs. Boston U. (1-8-03)

BLK: 2 vs. Hartford (1-27-05)

MIN: 53 vs. Dartmouth (1-25-03)

Career Scoring Leaders

Name Years Games Points
1. Gary Holway 1955-59 89 1,851
2. Jason Graber 1990-94 88 1,608
3. Jamar Wilson 2002- 87 1,544
4. Morrison Teague 1985-89 109 1,526

Career Assists Leaders

Name Years Games Assists
1. Dan Croutier 1981-85 107 644
2. Gary Trevett 1973-77 86 406
3. Mike Cinque 1985-87 55 389
4. Stephen Sauers 1986-90 96 386
5. Todd Cetnar 1996-00 109 367
6. Winston Royal 1975-80 89 362
7. Jamar Wilson 2002- 87 329

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Jason Siggers

Guard/Forward, 6-4, 190, Sr.
Skyline H.S.
Dallas, Texas

Made a solid contribution to UAlbany's championship run in
his first season with the with program ... New Mexico Junior
College transfer ... member of NCAA All-Star squad that trav-
eled through Holland and Belgium from Aug. 24-30 ... 2005-06:
Averaged 5.0 points per game off the bench in 32 appearances
... scored five points in 16 minutes played against Connecticut
in NCAA Tournament ... totaled five points and a career-high
seven rebounds vs. Vermont in the America East championship
... had seven of his nine points in the first half against New
Hampshire in A-East semifinals ... also matched career-highs
in rebounds (5) and assists (3) ... scored in double figures in five
of his last 10 regular-season games ... averaged 7.5 points over
the last 15 contests as opposed to a 2.8 scoring average in
opening 17 games ... tied a career-high with five rebounds and
had two assists and one steal at Virginia Commonwealth on
Feb. 17 ... tallied 13 points (5-7 FGs) off the bench at Maine on
Feb. 11 ... added four rebounds and two assists ... scored 12
points and tied a career-best with five rebounds vs. Hartford on
Feb. 8 ... career-high 19 points, all in the second half, against
Boston University on Feb. 4 ... made 6-of-8 from the field and 4-
of-4 from the three-point arc ... career-highs in assists (3) and
steals (3) against Stony Brook on Feb. 1 ... named America East
Conference Co-Player of the Week on Jan. 30 ... made game-
winning baseline jumper with six seconds remaining against
Binghamton in a 52-51 victory on Jan. 28 ... scored 10 points on
4-of-6 shooting and reached double figures in back-to-back
games for the first time as a collegian ... scored 18 points, all in
the second half, against UMBC on Jan. 25 ... connected on 6-
of-9 from the field and 5-of-5 from three-point range ... added
four rebounds, one blocked shot and one steal in 17 minutes
played ... scored seven of his eight points in the first half against
New Hampshire on Jan. 22 ... added three rebounds and one
assist ... 10 points (4-7 FGs) and five rebounds vs. Brown on Dec.
28 ... added two assists and two steals in 23 minutes ... scored
nine points, all in the first half, against Stony Brook by making
3-of-5 from three-point range ... also contributed two rebounds,
one assist and one steal ... contributed three points and a
career-high three assists in 10 minutes vs. Harvard on Dec. 17
... Seven points to go with two assists and two rebounds against
Cleveland State on Dec. 10 ... had the final five points in a 10-
0 run to end the first half ... netted five points against both
Oakland and San Diego State ... Junior College: Averaged
17.2 points, 3.8 rebounds and 1.8 steals, when he was named
to the 2005 Western Junior College Athletic Conference first
team ... All-Region V second-team selection ... shot 45.8
percent from the field and 79.4 percent from the free throw line
... made 56 three-point field goals ... received team MVP and
top free throw shooter awards ... High School: Named Class

Year GP-GS FGM-FGA FG%
2005-06 32-0 56-134 .418

Senior Jason Siggers (1) toured Belgium and Holland with a group
of collegiate all-stars for a series of exhibitions in August 2006.

5A All-District 11 on two occasions ... McDonald's All-Ameri-
can nominee ... averaged 22.3 points and 5.0 rebounds as a
senior, when his team posted a 26-4 record ... team captain ...
two varsity letters ... Personal: Major is information science
and policy with a minor in psychology ... born 8-24-85 ... given
name is George Jason Siggers ... parents are George and
Beverly Siggers ... has two sisters, Gretchen Siggers and
LaNecia Bembrey, and one brother, Jarrid Monton ... attended
same high school as former UNLV and New York Knicks star
Larry Johnson.

CAREER HIGHS
PTS: 19 vs. Boston U. (2-4-06)
REB: 7 vs. Vermont (3-11-06)
FG: 6 vs. UMBC (1-25-06)

6 vs. Boston U. (2-4-06)
FGA: 10 vs. Hartford (2-8-06)
3FG: 5 vs. UMBC (1-25-06)
AST: 3 vs. Harvard (12-17-05)

3 vs. Stony Brook (2-1-06)

3 vs. New Hampshire (3-5-06)
STL: 3 vs. Stony Brook (2-1-06)
BLK: 1 vs. three opponents
MIN: 28 vs. Maine (2-11-06)

Paw Prints: UAlbany has played seven nationally-ranked
teams since moving to the Division | level in 1999-2000. The
Great Danes have met UCLA (#16, 2005), Syracuse (#7,
2004) and Pittsburgh (#33, 2003) during the regular season
as top-25 squads. UAlbany battled No. 2 Connecticut in the
first round of the 2006 NCAA Tournament in Philadelphia.

SIGGERS' CAREER STATISTICS
3FG-FGA FG% FTM-FTA FT% REB/AVG. AS TO BS ST
21-51 412

PTS/AVG.

27-37 —.730 61/ 1.9 21 21 3 #17 160/ 5.0

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Jon lati

Guard, 5-9, 175, Jr.
York Catholic H.S.
York, Pa.

One of top three-point shooters in school history ... ranks sixth
all-time with 124 made ... returned last year to average 6.7 points
off the bench following a medical redshirt season ... had
shoulder sugery to repair a partially torn labrum on Jan. 6, 2005
.-. 2004 America East Conference Rookie of the Year ... second
consecutive UAlbany player to receive the award ... 2005-06:
Had eight points, two rebounds and one assist against Vermont
in America East final ... six points and two rebounds in the A-East
semifinal vs. New Hampshire ... scored 20 of his career-high 29
points in the first half against UMBC on Feb. 26 ... made 8-of-12
from the field and 7-of-8 from the line ... first time in double figures
since Dec. 28th ... tied a career-high with six 3-point field goals
... seventh time as a collegian with 20-plus points ... reached twin
figures for the 36th time ... went scoreless in one minute played
at New Hampshire in previous outing ... tallied nine points, two.
assists and one steal vs. Stony Brook on Feb. 1 ... had gone
scoreless in back-to-back contests for the first time as a colle-
gian prior to that game ... also posted his highest point total since
Dec. 28 ... scored 10 points, including nine in the first half,
against Brown on Dec. 28 ... added three assists and two
rebounds ... tallied 10 of his 13 points in the final two minutes
against Binghamton in a 70-65 victory on Dec. 20 ... played just
nine minutes off the bench ... posted career-highs in free throws
made (8) and attempted (8) ... 11 points (6-6 FTs) and tied a
career-high with six rebounds at Cleveland State on Dec. 3 ...
led all scorers with 23 points vs. 16th-ranked UCLA in his first
start since Dec. 8, 2004 ... established a career-high with six 3-
point field goals ... most three-pointers by a UAlbany player
since Dec. 18, 2004 (Lucious Jordan vs. Hartford) ... 20 points
against Sacred Heart and made one of his four 3-pointers that
tied the contest at 61 apiece ... scored in double figures in both
2K Sports Classic tournament games in Gainesville, Florida ...
11 points (4-7 FGs) vs. Oakland ... 10 points (4-7 FGs) and four
assists against Florida ... 2004-05: Started the opening six
games before a shoulder injury ended his season ... 20 points,
six rebounds and three assists vs. Siena on Nov. 23 at Pepsi
Arena ... tallied 10 of his 18 points in the second half against
Sacred Heart in the season opener ... 11 points against both
Lehigh and Army ... 2003-04: Led nation in minutes played with
1,121 for a 40.0 average ... played 40 or more minutes in 21
contests ... America East Conference All-Rookie Team ... ninth
among the conference leaders in scoring at 14.0 points per
game ... also fifth in assists (3.0 pg) and sixth in 3-point field
goals made (2.43 pg) ... lati's 68 three-pointers rank No. 8 on
the school's single-season chart ... second-best 3-point total
by a freshman ... America East rookie of the week seven times
(Dec. 8, Dec. 15, Dec. 29, Jan. 12, Feb. 2, Feb. 9 & Feb. 23) ...
scored in double digits 23 times ... had a 12-game, double-
figure scoring streak ended in the regular-season finale ...

IATI'S CAREER
Year GP-GS FGM-FGA FG% 3FG-FGA FG%
2003-04 28-28 145-409 355 68-217 313
2004-05 6-6 20-47 426 16-34 471
2005-06 32-4 61-159 384 40-111 .360
Totals 66-38 226-615 .367 124-362 343

career-high 26 points in 50 minutes of play against Stony
Brook, a double-overtime affair on Feb. 18 ... 14 points and tied
acareer-best with six assists in a 77-59 win over Hartford (Feb.
21) ... 22 points and four assists in a 64-60 win at UMBC (Feb.
4) ... game-high 18 points vs. Vermont on Jan. 28, reaching that
total or better on five occasions ... netted 14 of his 23 points in
the first half of a 57-52 victory at New Hampshire on Jan. 8 ...
scored 13 of his 15 points before halftime against Siena in the
season opener ... four-plus assists vs. nine teams ... High
School: Associated Press Class AA first-team all-state selec-
tion ... averaged 23.7 points, five assists, five rebounds and
four steals as a senior ... York Daily Record Division || Co-
Player of the Year ... three-time York Interscholastic Athletic
Association all-star ... beat Milton Hershey High with baseline
jumper in overtime to propel the Irish to first PIAA state tourna-
ment berth since 1999 ... York Catholic captured District 3 title
... AP Small School all-state fifth team as a junior, when he
averaged 24.8 points per game ... set school's single-game
mark with 56 points against York Suburban at 2001 Special
Olympics Holiday Classic ... featured in Sports Illustrated's
"Faces in the Crowd" ... school's all-time leading scorer with
2,216 points, the second-highest total in York County history
... Personal: Major is sociology with a minor in education ...
born 11-15-84 ... given name is Jon P. lati... parents are Frank
and Lynne lati ... has one brother, Jacob.

CAREER HIGHS

PTS: 29 vs. UMBC (2-26-06)

REB: 6 vs. three opponents

FG: 11 vs. Stony Brook (2-18-04)

FGA: 22 vs. Hartford (1-25-04)

FT: 8 vs. Binghamton (12-20-05)

FTA: 8 vs. two opponents

3FG: 6 vs. UCLA (11-29-05), 6 vs. UMBC (2-26-06)
AST: 6 vs. Massachusetts (12-28-03), 6 vs. Hartford (2-21-04)
STL: 3 vs. New Hampshire (3-5-04)

MIN: 50 vs. Stony Brook (2-18-04)

STATISTICS

FTM-FTA FT% REB/AVG. AS TO BS ST PTS/AVG.
34-45 .756 55/ 2.0 84 90 O 21 392/ 14.0
10-13 .769 12/ 2.0 137 0 5 66/ 11.0
51-61 .836 35/ 1.1 27 24 0 11 213/ 6.7
95-119 .798 102/15 124121 0 37 671/ 10.2

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2004-05,
2005-06
Totals

Brent Wilson
Forward, 6-8, 240, Jr.

Prairie H.S.

Cedar Rapids, lowa

GP-GS_ FGM-FGA

28-0
32-32
60-32

Named to the 2006 All-America East Conference third team ...
voted to the America East all-championship squad ... averaged
12.0 points and made 15 of 24 field goals in three tournament
victories ... toured Holland and Belgium with NCAA all-star
squad from Aug. 24-30 ... 2005-06: Ranked 17th in scoring (10.4
ppg) and 11th in three-point field goals made (1.75 pg) among
the America East leaders ... tallied eight points and four rebounds
in the A-East championship final against Vermont ... scored 16
points on 7-of-8 shooting and was the lone UAlbany player in
double figures in the conference semifinals ...
figures for the 18th time ... netted 12 points (5-8 FGs) with career-
highs in assists (5) and blocks (3) against UMBC in the quarterfinal
round ... had 11 points and five rebounds at UMBC on Feb. 26
... scored 18 points, one off his career-best, and grabbed six
rebounds vs. Vermont on Feb. 20 ... made 8-of-10 from the field
... tallied 14 of his 17 points in the second half against Virginia
Commonwealth in the BracketBusters event ...
rebounds and two assists ... first time in double figures since Jan.
22 ... scored nine points, all in the first half, against Hartford on
Feb. 8... left game at halftime due to a Grade | concussion, which
happened on last play of the opening period ... 14 points and four
rebounds against New Hampshire on Jan. 22 ... his eight-game,
double-digit scoring streak came to an end on Jan. 18 against
Vermont ... averaged 14.1 points in that stretch ... 15 points (6-
10 FGs) vs. Utah Valley State on Jan. 14 ... tallied 10 of his 15
points in the second half at Boston University on Jan. 12... made
4-of-7 from three-point range ... totaled 10 points, a career-best
nine rebounds, and established a career-high with five assists
vs. Cornell ... 16 points, six rebounds and a career-best two
blocks against Maine (Jan. 7) ... made 7-of-15 from the floor... 17
points (6-10 FGs) against Brown, plus tied a season-high with
four 3-point field goals ... 10 points, eight rebounds and two
assists at Stony Brook on Dec. 23 ... registered career-highs in
free throws made (7) and attempts (10) ... 14 points against
Binghamton on Dec. 20 ... tied a career-high with nine rebounds
and added five points against Harvard ... 12 points and seven
rebounds in a career-high 40 minutes at Siena ... nine points,
seven rebounds and three assists vs. nationally-ranked UCLA
... tallied a career-high 19 points (6-10 FGs) in the opener against
Oakland in his first start as a collegian ... followed with 15 points
against Florida ... reached double figures in back-to-back games
for the first time in a UAlbany uniform ... 2004-05: Member of
America East All-Rookie Team...
player has made the conference's all-rookie squad ... averaged
7.0 points and 4.2 rebounds per game ... season-high 18 points
to go with eight rebounds in 28 minutes against Binghamton in
America East Tournament play ... scored in double digits five
times ... nine points, two steals and a career-best nine rebounds
in 27 minutes at Northeastern in the regular-season finale ...
netted 16 points and grabbed six rebounds vs. UMBC (Feb. 19)

WILSON'S CAREER STATISTICS
3FG-FGA FG%

69-165
118-277
187-442

reached twin

added three

hird straight season a UAlbany

... made 6-of-10 from the floor, including four 3-pointers, in 24
minutes played ... tallied 10 of his 12 points in the first half
against New Hampshire on Feb. 5 ... added two rebounds and
two steals ... scored seven points and collected seven re-
bounds against Hartford (Jan. 27) ... had nine points (3-4
3FGs) and grabbed three rebounds at Vermont on Jan. 22 ...
poured in 14 points (4-8 FGs, 4-4 FTs) against Boston U. on
Jan. 2 ... registered six points, three rebounds and two steals
in a season-high 30 minutes against Syracuse on Dec. 28 ...
scored 15 points on 5-of-7 shooting from three-point range
and garnered three rebounds at Villanova ... High School:
Chosen Class 4A first-team all-state by the lowa Newspaper
Association ... second-team all-state by the Des Moines Reg-
ister... averaged 19.1 points and 10.2 rebounds per game ...
first-team All-Mississippi Valley Conference on two occasions
... two-time first-team All-Metro forward ... honorable mention
all-state player as a junior, when he averaged 16.0 points, 10.3
rebounds and 2.5 blocks for a 14-10 team ... earned a pair of
team MVP awards ... served as a captain twice ... played on
AAU under-19 national championship squad, plus under-17
runner-up team ... AAU teammate of UAlbany sophomore
Brian Lillis ... Personal: Major is English with a minor in
education ... born 9-26-85 ... given name is Brent Michael
Wilson ... parents are Ron and Nadine Garrett (mother) and
Steven (father) and Annette Wilson ... follows the Chicago
Cubs ... favorite all-time player is Hall of Famer Larry Bird.

CAREER HIGHS

PTS: 19 vs. Oakland (11-9-05)

REB: 9 vs. Northeastern (2-27-05), 9 vs. Harvard (12-17-05),
9 vs. Cornell (1-9-06)

FG: 8 vs. Vermont (2-20-06)

FGA: 15 vs. Maine (1-7-06)

FT: 7 vs. Stony Brook (12-23-05)

FTA: 10 vs. Stony Brook (12-23-05)

3FG: 5 vs. Villanova (12-22-04)

AST: 5 vs. Cornell (1-9-06), 5 vs. UMBC (3-4-06)

STL: 3 vs. Sacred Heart (11-21-05)

BLK: 3 vs. UMBC (3-4-06)

MIN: 40 vs. Siena (12-3-05)

FTM-FTA FT% REB/AVG. AS TO BS ST PTS/AVG.
17-24 708 «6118/42 17 27 7 16 195/ 7.0
40-56 714 139/43 48 41 9 23 332/ 10.4
57-80 .713 257/43 65 68 16 39 527/ 8.8

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Brian Lillis
Guard/Forward, 6-5, 220, Jr.

Ye) West Des Moines Dowling H.S.
Urbandale, lowa

Key contributor in UAlbany's championship season ... the Great
Danes won 19 of their last 24 games once he was inserted into
the starting lineup ... sixth among the America East Conference
leaders in steals (1.55 pg) ... 2005-06: Averaged 4.4 points and
4.2 rebounds in 29 appearances ... four points, four rebounds
and three steals vs. Connecticut in NCAA first round ... recorded
multiple steals in 11 games ... two points and four rebounds in
14 minutes in America East championship ... totaled six points,
six rebounds and four assists vs. New Hampshire in semifinal
round ... nine points, five rebounds and four assists against
UMBC in A-East quarterfinals ... totaled three points, three
steals and eight rebounds in a career-high 35 minutes at
Binghamton on Jan. 28 ... combined for eight points, six re-
bounds, four assists and a career-high two blocks against
UMBC on Jan. 25 ... matched a career-bestwith six steals versus
New Hampshire on Jan. 22, plus had four points, four assists
and three rebounds ... also came up with six steals at Vermont
on Jan. 18 ... career-high 14 points (5-5 FGs, 4-5 FTs) against
Cornell in a 68-59 victory ... added four rebounds, four steals
and two assists ... turned in his best all-around effort as a
collegian versus Maine on Jan. 7 ... posted career-highs in
rebounds (12) and assists (6) to go with eight points ... has
grabbed 10 or more rebounds three times this season ... totaled
five points, six rebounds, two assists and three steals in 29
minutes vs. Hartford on Jan. 4... collected 10 rebounds, plus had
two points and two assists at Brown on Dec. 28 ... tallied seven
points with two rebounds and two assists at Stony Brook (Dec.
23) ... made his first start since the 2004-05 season opener
against Binghamton on Dec. 20 ... grabbed 11 rebounds to go
with two points and two assists in 34 minutes ... six points and
six rebounds at Cleveland State ... made his first appearance
of the year against Sacred Heart in UAlbany's home opener on
Nov. 21 ... had surgery to repair a stress fracture in his right foot
during the fall of 2005 ... 2004-05: Stuffed the stat sheets as one
the top players off the bench as a freshman ... appeared in 21
games ... sidelined for seven contests earlier in the season with
a fractured bone in his left wrist ... averaged 4.0 points, 2.4
rebounds, 1.2 assists and 1.3 steals ... eight points (3-3 FGs)
and two rebounds in 17 minutes against Binghamton in
America East quarterfinal round ... totaled 10 points, five
rebounds, two assists and a career-high six steals at North-
eastern on Feb. 27 ... six points, two rebounds and two steals.
in 15 minutes at Stony Brook in his previous appearance as a
reserve ... three points, two rebounds, two assists and three
steals against Maine (Feb. 12) ... netted nine of his season-best
11 points (5-5 FGs) in the first half against Stony Brook on Feb.
2... accounted for six points, season-high seven rebounds, two.
assists and two steals at Boston U. on Jan. 30... nine points (4-
4FGs) to go with three rebounds and two steals against UMBC.

on Jan. 19 ... made his first appearance since his wrist injury
against Boston U. on Jan. 2, and had four points, three re-
bounds, three steals and two assists in 25 minutes ... High
School: Named to the Class 4A all-state second team by the
lowa Newspaper Association ... averaged 13.4 points, 5.5
assists, 5.5 rebounds and 2.4 steals as a senior ... West Des
Moines Dowling High was eighth among the state's top teams
... two-time All-Metro selection ... first-team All-CIML Central
Conference twice ... totaled 16.5 points, 6.5 rebounds and 5.5
assists as a junior ... led Maroons to Class 4A Substate 8 final
and a No. 4 state ranking ... third-team all-conference choice as
a sophomore ... two-time captain ... played on AAU under-19
national championship team, plus under-17 runner-up squad
... AAU teammate of UAlbany forward Brent Wilson ... Personal:
Majoring is business administration ... born 11-21-85 ... given
name is Brian James Lillis ... parents are Terry and Joyce Lillis
... has two sisters, Renee and Jennie ... Jennie, a three-time All-
Big Ten Conference basketball standout at the University of
lowa from 2000-04, is among the school's all-time scorers with
1,762 points and rebounders (827) ... she is currently an
assistant coach at Marquette University ... avid fan of the
Chicago Cubs.

CAREERHIGHS
PTS: 14 vs. Corel (1-9-06)

REB: 12 vs. Maine (1-7-06)

FG: 5 vs. Stony Brook (2-2-05)

5 vs. Cornell (1-9-08)

9 vs. Northeastern (2-27-05)

5 vs. New Hampshire (3-5-06)
7 vs. Cleveland State (12-10-05)
1 vs. 12 opponents

6 vs. Maine (1-7-06)

6 vs. Northeastern (2-27-05)

6 vs. Vermont (1-18-06)

6 vs. New Hampshire (1-22-06)
2vs. UMBC (1-25-06)

35 vs. Binghamton (1-28-06)

LILLIS' CAREER STATISTICS

Year GP-GS FGM-FGA FG% 3FG-FGA FG%
2004-05 21-1 32-51 627 5-12 AIT
2005-06 29-24 40-82 488 7-19 368
Totals 50-25 72-133 541 12-31 387

FIM-FTA FT% REB/AVG. AS TO BS ST PTS/AVG.
16-24 667 50/24 26 22 6 28 85/ 4.0
42-59 .712 122/42 61 45 8 45 129) 4.4
58-83 .699 172/34 87 67 14 73 214/ 4.3

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Jimmie Covington
Forward/Center, 6-7, 240, So.
Morgan Park H.S.

Chicago, III.

Appeared in 31 games as a freshman ... spelled the graduated
Kirsten Zoellner at the center position ... a frontcourt player with
size and strength ... 2005-06: Averaged 8.6 minutes per contest
... had one rebound vs. No. 2 Connecticut in NCAA first round ...
played eight minutes against Vermont in America East champi-
onship ... scoreless with one blocked shot ... one minute against
New Hampshire in America East semifinals ... tied a career-high
with four rebounds in 15 minutes against UMBC (Feb. 26) ... did
not play for the only time during the season at New Hampshire
on Feb. 23 due to a coach's decision ... equaled career-highs in
points (4) and rebounds (4) in nine minutes off the bench vs.
Stony Brook on Feb. 1 ... added one assist ... played a career-best
24 minutes against Boston University on Jan. 12 ... had one
rebound and one assist ... tied a career-best with four points in
12 minutes vs. Hartford ... collected a career-high four rebounds
at Brown in 16 minutes played ... scored four points vs. No. 16
UCLA ... grabbed two or more rebounds in 10 contests ... High
School: Averaged 15.3 points and 11.1 rebounds for the
Mustangs as a senior ... named to the Chicago Public League's
all-area and all-section teams ... chosen to play in the City-
Suburban All-Star Game ... member of the league's all-academic
squad ... three varsity letters ... two-time team captain ... also
earned all-area and all-conference recognition as a junior ...
Personal: Major is undeclared ... born 7-2-87 ... given name
is Jimmie Mart Covington ... mother is Alicia Peck.

CAREER HIGHS
PTS: 4 vs. UCLA (11-29-05), 4 vs. Hartford (1-4-06)
4 vs. Stony Brook (2-1-06)
REB: 4 vs. Brown (12-28-05), 4 vs. Stony Brook (2-1-06)
4 vs. UMBC (2-26-06)
24 vs. Boston U. (1-12-06)

MIN:

Brian Connelly
Forward, 6-8, 220, So.
Camden Catholic H.S.
Audubon, N.J.

Showed great improvement in the final month of the season ...
played significant minutes off the bench in the America East
Conference postseason tournament ... combination of size and
skill ... can score in the low post and shoot from three-point range
... 2005-06: Made 22 appearances ... scored in five games,
including a career-high six points against Vermont on Feb. 20
... made 3-of-3 from the floor in nine minutes played ... netted
four points by making both field goal attempts in an 87-73 victory
at Maine on Feb. 7 ... grabbed two rebounds in A-East cham-
pionship against Vermont ... season-high 10 minutes at Brown
on Dec. 28 ... High School: Chosen to New Jersey's all-state
second team ... averaged 22.5 points and 9.3 rebounds and 5.2
assists in leading the Irish to a 22-4 record ... his scoring
average set the school's single-season record ... first-team All-
South Jersey ... Camden Courier-Post All-Parochial first team
... McDonald's All-American nominee ... participated in Al Carino
All-Star Game ... senior captain ... rated among the state's top
100 seniors by NJHoops.con ... fourth-team all-state selection
by the same Web site ... averaged 15.0 points and 11.0 re-
bounds as a junior ... team reached the South Jersey Group IV
Parochial A championship and won the Olympic Conference
National Division with a 21-6 record ... All-Parochial second
team ... positioned at wide receiver in football and as a soccer
goalkeeper ... Personal: Major is business administration ...
born 1-9-87 ... given name is Brian Joseph Connelly ... parents
are Brian and Kelly Connelly ... has one sister, Kaitlin.

CAREER HIGHS

PTS: 6 vs. Vermont (2-20-06)

REB: 2 vs. Stony Brook (2-1-06)
2 vs. Vermont (2-20-06)

MIN: 10 vs. Brown (12-28-05)

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Reid Anderson
Guard/Forward, 6-5, 190, Fr.
Lakewood St. Edward H.S.
Avon Lake, Ohio

David Bauman
Guard, 6-2, 173, Jr.
Freeport H.S.

Sarver, Pa.

Saw limited playing time as both a sophomore and freshman A versatile player who can swing between the guard and
.. sharpshooter who can play both guard positions ... Coach _ forward positions ... comes from one of the best high school
Brown Says: "He leads by example, but is also vocal. Hehas _ programsin the state of Ohio ... Coach Brown Says: "Reidcan
a good feel for the game and high basketball intelligence. _ do alittle bit of everything and has a bright future. He will have
Dave has helped our program in many ways that cannot to adjust to the physical style of the college game. Building
always be seen." ... 2005-06: Played in seven contests ..._ strength willbe akey to his success." ... High School: Selected
appeared in all three America East Conference postseason _ to the Associated Press Division | All-Ohio team in the honor-
games ... scoreless with just two field goal attempts during the able mention category for the second consecutive season ...
season ... 2004-05: Appeared in 11 games ... scored three averaged 15.0 points, 7.0 rebounds and 3.0 assists per game
points on a 3-point field goal in the opener at Sacred Heart... ... the Eagles posted an 18-5 record ... also named to the
season-high five minutes off the bench in a non-league victory Northeast Lakes All-District squad for a second straight year
at Army ... High School: First-team All-Valley News Dispatch _ ... senior captain ... averaged 16.9 points, 6.4 rebounds and 4.2
on two occasions ... two-time All-Butler County selection ..._ assists as junior ... team finished 16-7 overall and reached the
averaged 15.6 points, 5.6 assists, 6.1 rebounds and 2.6 steals state tournament regional semifinals ... National Merit and
as a senior captain ...875 career points ...averaged 16.9 points National Honor Society student ... Personal: Major is psychol-
and connected on 56 three-point field goals as a junior, when ogy ... born 10-3-87 ... given name is Reid Evan George
he was the Class AA, Section | co-player of the year ...ledhis | Anderson ... parents are George Anderson and Deborah Horn
team to a 17-5 record and the WPIAL Class AA tournament's __... has two sisters, Sheila and Pam ... plays guitar and writes
first round ... scored 46 points against Jeannette High, when music ... coached a 12th-grade CYO girls' basketball team.
he canned eight 3-pointers ... lettered on three teams that
posted a combined 55-14 record and captured three confer- 54
ence championships ... Freeport reached WPIAL and PIAA
juarterfinals in 2003-04 ... Personal: Major is psychology with .
a fans fo special Brett Gifford
Center, 6-11, 265, Fr.

Rock Bridge H.S.

a minor in business administration ... wants to specialize in
taxes ... born 9-16-85 ... given name is David Earl Bauman ...
mother is Jeanne Bauman ... has two brothers, Alan and Adam.

CAREER HIGHS

PTS: 3 vs. Sacred Heart (11-19-04) Columbia, Mo.
1 vs. Syracuse (12-28-04)
1 vs. Sacred Heart (11-19-04) Expected to see minutes in his first season as acollegian ... has
1 vs. two opponents solid offensive skills ... Coach Brown Says: "He will have to
1 vs. Army (12-06-04) make the adjustment to all the banging in the low post and get

MIN: 5 vs. Army (12-06-04) acclimated to the pace of the game. Brett has a nice touch with

either hand. He has an opportunity to play significant minutes
as a freshman." ... High School: Named to the Missouri
Basketball Coaches Association (MBCA) Class 5 All-State
team ... averaged 10.7 points, 8.0 rebounds and 2.5 blocks as
asenior captain ... named to the All-District squad after leading
Rock Bridge High to a 25-2 mark and the program's first district
championship since 1997 ... Columbia all-area team ... voted
to the Sedelia and William Jewell all-tournament teams ...
contributed 14.9 points, 11.5 rebounds and 3.0 blocks as a
junior on a 22-5 team ... three varsity letters ... National Honor
Society student ... Personal: Major is business administration
and history ... born 8-18-87 ... given name is Brett Michael
Gifford ... parents are Ralph and Marsha Gifford ... has one
brother, Kyle Gifford, and one sister, Erin Chamberlain.

Paw Prints: Jamar Wilson joined a select group when he was
named the 2006 America East Conference Player of the
Year. Wilson is one of five players in conference history to
have won both the league's player and rookie awards during
his career. The list includes Taylor Coppenrath (Vermont),
T.J. Sorrentine (Vermont), Tunji Awojobi (Boston U.) and
former Boston Celtics star Reggie Lewis (Northeastern).

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Lance James
Guard, 5-11, 185, Fr.
LEAP Academy (N.J.)
Lithia Springs, Ga.

A walk-on in the 2006 fall semester ... athletic point guard ...
explosive jumping ability ... Coach Brown Says: “He is our
quickest player with the basketball. A very explosive athlete
from the point guard position. Lance will benefit from going
against Jamar Wilson and Jon lati in practice every day." ...
High School: Named to the New Jersey All-Group | second
team ... averaged 17.9 points and 9.2 assists per game for
LEAP Academy, a charter school in Camden ... Lancers went
25-4 overall and captured the South Jersey Group | title ...
scored 19 of his 28 points in the second half in the Group | final
against Burlington City ... All-South Jersey selection ... team
MVP ... moved from Georgia in December 2005 after his
parents went to New Orleans to help with family members who
were displaced by Hurricane Katrina ... played two years at
Chapel Hill High School in Douglasville, Ga. ... led Panthers
to a 24-5 record in 2004-05 campaign ... Personal: Major is
undeclared ... born 1-10-88 ... given name is Lance Steven
James ... parents are Iran and Cynthia James ... has one sister,
lreal, and two brothers, Iran Jr. and Christopher.

2

Michael Knight

Guard, 6-3, 185, Jr.
Seattle Prep
Seattle, Wash.

His first year with the UAlbany program after transferring from
St. Petersburg College in Florida ... can play both guard
positions ... traveled through Holland and Belgium in August
as member of collegiate all-star tour coached by UAlbany
assistant Eric Eaton ... freshman at UMBC in the 2004-05
season ... played in all 28 games and averaged 4.0 points ...
Coach Brown Says: "Mike understands the game and knows
how to play. He has a big-time stroke from the outside and is
someone the defense has to be aware of at all times." ... Junior
College: Averaged 10.9 points and 1.7 rebounds in leading
St. Petersburg to a 25-7 record... started 31 of 32 games... shot
41.5 percent from beyond the three-point arc on 83 of 200
attempts ... earned all-region and all-conference recognition
... High School: Chosen second-team All-Metro as a senior at
Seattle Prep ... averaged 15.0 points, 4.5 assists and 4.8
rebounds ... Panthers finished 19-7 overall ... season-high 26
points on two occasions ... member of All-Metro third team as
ajunior with a 13.8 scoring average ... McDonald's All-America
nominee ... two-time captain ... three varsity letters ... lived in
lowa City, lowa as a ninth grader and was named the state's
AAU under-15 player of the year ... Personal: Major is
communication with a minor in African/Afro-American Studies
.. born 12-3-85 ... given name is Michael Joseph Knight ...
talented singer ... parents are W.H. Knight Jr. and Susan Mask
.. has one sister, Lauren ... father is dean of the law school at
the University of Washington.

Carl Ross
Guard, 6-4, 210, Jr.
Washington Union H.S.
Fresno, Calif.

Explosive athlete who adds size, strength and improves
UAlbany's perimeter defense ... transfer from San Joaquin
Delta College in Stockton, Calif. ... played with NCAA all-star
team on August tour through Belgium and Holland ... ap-
peared in 25 games as a freshman at Fresno State in the
2004-05 campaign ... averaged 2.3 points and 1.4 rebounds,
plus shot 47.2 percent from the field ... Coach Brown Says:
“Carl is an explosive athlete who excels in the transition game.
He has the ability to be our best perimeter defender." ... Junior
College: Averaged 13.7 points, 5.7 rebounds, 3.1 assists and
2.4 steals in earning first-team All-Big 7 Conference honors ...
San Joaquin Delta won the 2006 conference championship
and reached the state's Elite Eight with a 29-7 record ... High
School: Named the North Sequoia League defensive player
of the year as a senior when he accounted for 19.1 points and
6.5 assists per game ... McDonald's All-America nominee ...
voted first-team all-league on three occasions ... two-time
captain ... three varsity letters ... Panthers posted a combined
68-24 record in that period ... Personal: Major is communica-
tion with a minor in African/Afro-American Studies... born
2-14-86 ... given name is Carl Genard Ross III ... parents are
Carl Jr. and Anita Ross ... has one brother, Latwan, and two
sisters, Cammy and Natasha.

4

Mike Yocum
Forward, 6-9, 240, Fr.
Episcopal Academy
Dresher, Pa.

Brings rebounding, defensive skills and shot-blocking ability
to UAlbany's frontcourt ... Coach Brown Says: "Mike has
played with and against some of the best high school players
in the country. He is the most athletic frontcourt player in our
program and has improved his back-to-the-basket game." ...
High School: Third-team All-City in Philadelphia as a senior
when he averaged 10.0 points and 8.0 rebounds per game ...
Epsicopal Academy went 27-4 overall and won the Inter-Ac
championship with a 10-0 regular-season record ... the Church-
men were ranked No. 1 in Southeastern Pennsylvania by the
Philadelphia Inquirer and Philadelphia Daily News ... first-
team All-InterAc for the second consecutive year ... played for
coach Dan Doughtery, who earned his 500th career win as
Philadelphia's all-time winningest coach last year ... averaged
12.0 points and 12.0 rebounds for a 25-3 squad as a junior ...
his teammates Wayne Ellington (North Carolina) and Gerald
Henderson (Duke) also signed with Division | programs ...
three varsity letters ... Personal: Major is business adminis-
tration ... born 6-4-87 ... given name is Michael Daniel Yocum
.. parents are Mark and Patricia Yocum ... has two brothers,
Mark and Matt.

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2005-06 Season Statistics

ALL GAMES
Player GP-GS_ MIN. FGM-FGAFG% 3FG-FGA FG% FTM-FTA FT% REB/AVG.AS TO BS ST PF-DQ PTS/AVG.
Jamar Wilson 32-32. 1116 171-377 .454 49-135 .363 176-207 850 158/49 125117 7 43 88-2 567/17.7
Brent Wilson 32-32 973 119-277 .426 56-155 = .361 40-56 .714 139/43 48 41 9 23 86-5 332/104
Lucious Jordan 32-28 815 97-225 .431 30-65 462 46-70 657 = 107/3.3 51 56 3 38 521 270/ 84
Kirsten Zoeliner 32-32 800 93-166 .560 0-0 -000 55-115 .478 158/ 4.9 12 55 39 12 94-3 241/ 7.0
Levi Levine 32-8 743 96-193 .446 20-50 -400 39-73 684 -117/3.7 53 60 8 12 832 231/ 6.6
Jon lati 32-4 530 61-159 .384 40-111 .360 51-61 836 35/ 1.1 27 24 0 11 250 213/ 48
Jason Siggers 32-0 395 56-134 .418 21-51 412 27-37 730 61/ 1.9 21 21 3 17 340 160/ 4.0
Brian Lillis 29-24 648 40-82 .488 7-19 368 42-59 712 = 122/ 4.2 61 45 8 45 67-1 129/ 1.7
Jimmie Covington 31-0 268 10-23 .435 0-0 000 5-12 417 36/ 1.2 4 14 3 5 53-0 25/ 08
Brian Connelly 22-0 115 8-12 .667 0-1 -000 0-1 -000 12/0.5 0 5 0 1 18-0 16/ 0.7
Jerrad Knotts 10-0 12 12 .500 0-0 -000 1-2 500 0/ 0.0 o 1 0 0 3-0 3 03
David Bauman 7-0 8 0-2  .000 0-2 .000 00 000 O00 oO 3 0 0 10 o 00
|Others (2) 5-0 52 2-8 .250 0-0 -000 3-5 600 5/ 1.0 1 14 2 20 7 14
Team 125/ 3.9 5
|UALBANY 32 6475 743-1660 .448 223-589 .379 485-682 .711 1075/33.6 403 451 81 209 606-14 2194/68.6|
|Opponent 32 6475 717-1685 .426 210-611 344 = 421-610 690 1008/31.5 406 450 110 202 618-16 2065/64.5
Record: 21-11 (Home: 10-3, Away: 8-8, Neutral: 3-1, Overtime: 0-3)
Returning Players in Bold
SEASON HIGHS
INDIVIDUAL

UALBANY OPPONENTS

Jamar Wilson at Maine, 2-11-06 30 Points 39 Calvin Wooten, Oakland, 11-9-05

Brian Lillis vs. Maine, 1-7-06 12 Rebounds 15 Marcus Slaughter, San Diego St.., 11-26-05

By Two Players 10 Field Goals 13 Calvin Wooten, Oakland, 11-9-05

By Two Players 21 FG Attempts 20 Calvin Wooten, Oakland, 11-9-05

Jamar Wilson at Vermont, 1-18-06 12 Free Throws 11 Troy Hailey, Binghamton, 12-20-05

By Four Players 13 FT Attempts 14 Kenny Adeleke, Hartford, 2-8-06

By Two Players 6 3-Pt. Field Goals 8 Calvin Wooten, Oakland, 11-9-05

By Four Players 10 3FG Attempts 12 Calvin Wooten, Oakland, 11-9-05

By Four Players iG Assists 1 Kojo Mensah, Siena, 12-3-05

By Two Players 6 Steals 5 Calvin Wooten, Oakland, 11-9-05

Kirsten Zoellner vs. Sacred Heart, 11-21-05 4 Blocks 5 Shawn Hopes, Oakland, 11-9-05

TEAM

UALBANY OPPONENTS

vs. Oakland, 11-9-05 90 Points 83 by Florida, 11-10-05

vs. Harvard, 12-17-05 48 Fewest Points 47 by two opponents

vs. Siena, 12-3-05 47 Rebounds 43 by UMBC, 1-25-06

vs. Oakland, 11-9-05 35 Field Goals 30 by Florida, 11-10-05

vs. Siena, 12-3-05 73 FG Attempts 63 by Cleveland State, 12-10-05

vs. Hartford, 1-4-06 27 Free Throws 24 by UMBC, 3-4-06

vs. Stony Brook, 12-23-05 38 FT Attempts 31 by Vermont, 3-11-06

vs. Oakland, 11-9-05 13 3-Pt. Field Goals 11 by four opponents

vs. Siena, 12-3-05 33 3FG Attempts 29 by Siena, 12-3-05

vs. Oakland, 11-9-05 (13-19) 684 3-Pt. FG Pet. .545 by Vermont, 1-18-06 (6-11)

vs. Oakland, 11-9-05 21 Assists 23 by Florida, 11-10-05

vs. Vermont, 1-18-06 13 Steals 1 by two opponents

vs. three opponents 6 Blocks 7 by two opponents

vs. Virginia Commonwealth, 2-17-06 20 Turnovers 25 by Sacred Heart, 11-21-05

vs. New Hampshire, 3-5-06 9 Fewest Turn. 9 by Connecticut, 3-17-06

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AMERICA EAST: UAlbany is in its sixth year as a member of the
America East Conference. Eighteen of the school's 19 intercol-
legiate teams compete for conference championships and NCAA
post-season play. The America East basketball membership
includes UAlbany, Binghamton, Boston University, Hartford,
Maine, UMBC, New Hampshire, Stony Brook and Vermont.
UAlbany elevated its entire men's and women's athletics pro-
gram to the Division | level in the 1999-2000 academic year.

SCHEDULE HIGHLIGHTS: UAlbany begins its America East
schedule on Jan. 3 against New Hampshire and concludes the
season with the America East Conference Tournament on March
2-10. The non-conference schedule is highlighted by high-
lighted by a trip to Storrs, Conn., where the Great Danes will meet
perennial national power Connecticut on Nov. 26 in a rematch
of last year's thrilling NCAA first-round contest. UAlbany will also
travel to the state of Utah for a pair of games on Dec. 28 and 30
against the University of Utah and Utah Valley State. The Great
Danes will participate in the BracketBusters series for the second
consecutive year on Feb. 16-17. The annual meeting with Siena
is slated for Saturday, Dec. 2 at Pepsi Arena. Other non-league
opponents include Ivy League foes Harvard and Cornell.

ATTRACTIVE HOME SLATE: The Great Danes open at home
against two-time defending Patriot League champion Bucknell
on Nov. 11. The Bison, who have won their NCAA first-round
game the last two years, finished No. 25 in the coaches' national
poll in 2005-06. Virginia Commonwealth, Delaware, Brown, St.
Bonaventure and conference-rival Binghamton, this year's op-
ponent for Big Purple Growl (Feb. 3), are also at the RACC.

BRACKETBUSTERS: UAlbany has been invited to participate
in the ESPN BracketBusters series on Feb. 16-17, 2007. The
Great Danes are among 102 teams representing 16 conferences
in the event. Pairing decisions for the 13 televised games on the
ESPN family of networks will be announced on Jan. 28. The
schedule for the remaining 38 contests will be known on Feb. 5.

CROSSTOWN RIVALRY: UAlbany and Siena renewed their
crosstown rivalry in 2001 at Pepsi Arena, a 15,500-seat down-
town facility. The two schools had not met since 1976-77. The
Saints hold a 27-18 lead in a series that dates back to Jan. 1940.

CHAMPIONS: The Great Danes put together their most cel-
ebrated season at the Division | level last year after the program
won just five games and finished last in the America East
Conference standings in 2003-04. UAlbany captured the America
East regular-season and tournament championships and
reached the NCAA Tournament for the first time. UAlbany's 21-
11 overall record represented the most victories since 1993-94.
The Great Danes set the program's Division | marks for confer-
ence wins (13), home victories (10) and wins on the road (8).

COACH BROWN: Hired as one of the youngest head coaches
in the nation, Will Brown was named the 2006 New York State
Basketball Coaches Association's Coach of the Year after lead-
ing UAlbany to the America East Conference championship and
NCAA berth. Brown, 35, was the head coach at Sullivan County
Community College in upstate New York and an assistant at
Division I! College of Saint Rose prior to his arrival on campus.

HOME FLOOR: UAlbany's Recreation and Convocation Center
opened in December 1992. The on-campus facility has seating
for 5,000. UAlbany has a combined 105-63 record in the arena.

Last year, the Great Danes posted a 10-3 mark at home.
UAlbany averaged 2,541 fans in 13 home dates.

ACROSS AMERICA: The basketball roster is represented by
11 states. Three players are from Pennsylvania, while a pair of
high school standouts are from lowa. UAlbany has one player
from California, Georgia, Illinois, Missouri, New Jersey, New
York, Ohio, Texas and Washington.

TWENTY: UAlbany reached the 20-win mark for the first time
since 1993-94 with a 21-11 record last year. The Great Danes
set a record for victories by going 25-3 overall in that season.
UAlbany has posted eleven 20-win campaigns in its history.

PLAYER OF THE YEAR: The Great Danes' Jamar Wilson was
voted the 2006 America East Conference Player of the Year by
the league's head coaches. Wilson, who averaged 17.7 points
and 3.9 assists, joined a select group of players who have
earned the America East's player and rookie awards during a
career. The list includes Taylor Coppenrath (Vermont), T.J.
Sorrentine (Vermont), Tunji Awojobi (Boston U.) and former
Boston Celtics’ standout Reggie Lewis (Northeastern).

ONE THOUSAND: UAlbany earned its 1,000th win as a basket-
ball program on Dec. 20, 2005. The Great Danes have a 1,018-
748 record in 92 seasons of competition. UAlbany began varsity
play in 1909-10 and competed at the NAIA, NCAA College
Division, and NCAA Division II & Division III levels prior to 1999.

ALL-LEAGUE: UAlbany's Brent Wilson was voted to the All-
America East Conference third team as a sophomore. Wilson,
who averaged 10.4 points and 4.3 rebounds, led the Great
Danes with 56 three-point field goals. He was named the
America East all-championship squad after scoring at a 12.0 clip
in three wins. Wilson was on the 2005 A-East all-rookie team.

X-FACTOR: Junior Brian Lillis became a key contributor to
UAlbany's title run once he was inserted into the starting lineup.
The Great Danes won 19 of their last 24 games after that point.
He averaged 4.4 points and 4.2 rebounds on the season.

THREE FOR IATI: UAlbany guard Jon lati ranks sixth on the
school's all-time list with 124 three-pointers made. lati, the 2004
America East Rookie of the Year, has the ability to score in
bunches as evidenced by his 23-point outing vs. No. 16 UCLA.

NEW GUYS: UAlbany has six new faces on the roster, including
junior college transfers Michael Knight (6'3") and Carl Ross
(6'4"). Knight, who played at UMBC in 2004-05, comes from St.
Petersburg College in Florida. Ross, who originally attended
Fresno State, transferred from San Joaquin Delta College. Reid
Anderson (6'5"), Brett Gifford (6'11"), Lance James (5'11") and
Mike Yocum (6'9") were standout high school players.

NCAA STATS: UAlbany ranked among the NCAA leaders in
two categories last year. The Great Danes were 45th in 3-point
field goal percentage (.379) and 73rd in scoring defense (64.5
ppg). Jamar Wilson was 35th in free throw percentage (.850).

BIG PURPLE GROWL: The 10th Big Purple Growl and Fero-
cious Feast is scheduled for Saturday, Feb. 3. UAlbany's Winter
Homecoming will feature a men's and women's doubleheader
against America East opponent Binghamton. Last year's capac-
ity crowd of 4,538 was the largest in the event's history.

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UAlbany Player 2005-06 Season-Highs

#1 Jason Siggers
PTS: 19 vs. Boston U. (2-4-06)

6 vs. two opponents

4 vs. Cleveland State (12-10-05)
5 vs. UMBC (1-25-06)

: 7 vs. Vermont (3-11-06)

3 vs. three opponents

3 vs. Stony Brook (2-1-06)

1 vs. three opponents

28 vs. Maine (2-11-06)

#14 Jon lati

PTS: 29 vs. UMBC (2-26-06)

REB: 6 vs. Cleveland State (12-10-05)
FG: 8 vs. UMBC (2-26-06)

FT: — 8 vs. Binghamton (12-20-05)
3FG: 6 vs. two opponents

AST: 4 vs. Florida (11-10-05)

STL: 1 vs. 11 opponents

MIN: 36 vs. UCLA (11-29-05)

#21 Brian Lillis
PTS: 14 vs. Cornell (1-9-06)
REB: 12 vs. Maine (1-7-06)

FG: 5 vs. Cornell (1-9-06)

FT: 5 vs. UMBC (3-4-06)

3FG: 1 vs. seven opponents
AST: 6 vs. Maine (1-7-06)

STL: 6 vs. two opponents

BLK: 2 vs. UMBC (1-25-06)
MIN: 35 vs. Binghamton (1-28-06)

#31 Jamar Wilson
PTS: 30 vs. Maine (2-11-06)

: 8 vs. three opponents

10 vs. two opponents

12 vs. Vermont (1-18-06)
4 vs. three opponents

7 vs. three opponents

4 vs. two opponents

: 2 vs. Stony Brook (2-1-06)
45 vs. Siena (12-3-05)

#33 Brian Connelly
PTS: 6 vs. Vermont (2-20-06)
REB: 2 vs. Stony Brook (2-1-06)
FG: 3 vs. Vermont (2-20-06)
MIN: 10 vs. Brown (12-28-05)

#34 Brent Wilson
PTS: 19 vs. Oakland (11-9-05)
REB: 9 vs. Harvard (12-17-05)

9 vs. Cornell (1-9-06)

8 vs. Vermont (2-20-06)

7 vs. Stony Brook (12-23-05)
4 vs. three opponents

5 vs. two opponents

3 vs. Sacred Heart (11-21-05)
3 vs. UMBC (3-4-06)

40 vs. Siena (12-3-05)

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#54 Jimmie Covington
PTS: 4 vs. UCLA (11-29-05)

4 vs. Hartford (1-4-06)
4 vs. Stony Brook (2-1-06)
REB: 4 vs. Brown (12-28-05)
4 vs. Stony Brook (2-1-06)
4 vs. UMBC (2-26-06)
FG: 2 vs. Hartford (1-4-06)
FT: — 2 vs. two opponents
AST: 1 vs. four opponents
STL: 1 vs. five opponents
BLK: 1 vs. three opponents
MIN: 24 vs. Boston U. (1-12-06)

Levi Levine (left) and Kirsten ZoelIner (right) were key figures in UAlbany's run to the 2006
America East Championship. Both have moved on to the professional ranks in Europe.

2005-06 Season Box Scores

Game #1: UALBANY 90, OAKLAND 73
November 9, 2005, Stephen C. O'Connell Center, Gainesville, Fla.
(2K Sports College Hoops Classic - First Round)

OAKLAND (73) Nelson 0-0, 0-0, 0; Carson 4-11, 0-1, 8; Hopes 4-9,
1-3, 9; Wooten 13-20, 5-7, 39; Cassise 1-6, 0-0, 3; Walker 0-0, 0-0,
0; MacKenzie 0-3, 0-1, 0; Kangas 3-5, 2-2, 10; McCloskey 2-8, 0-0,
4, TEAM 27-62 (.435), 8-14 (.643), 73.

UALBANY (90) Levine 6-13, 2-2, 16; B. Wilson 7-10, 2-2, 19;
Zoellner 3-7, 0-0, 6; J. Wilson 10-13, 3-3, 26; Jordan 2-4, 0-0, 5;
Siggers 2-3, 0-0, 5; lati 4-7, 0-0, 11; Graham 0-1, 0-0, 0; Covington 1-
4, 0-0, 2. TEAM 35-62 (.565), 7-7 (1.000), 90.

Total Rebounds: Oakland 34, UAlbany 32.

Three Pointers: Oakland 11-25 (Wooten 8-12, Kangas 2-3, Cassise
1-4, Carson 0-3, MacKenzie 0-3), UAlbany 13-19 (lati 3-5, B. Wilson
3-4, J. Wilson 3-4, Levine 2-2, Jordan 1-2, Siggers 1-2).

Rebound Leaders: Oakland (Hopes 12), UAlbany (B. Wilson 7).
Assist Leaders: Oakland (Wooten 4), UAlbany (Levine 7).

Halftime Score: UAlbany 48, Oakland 35.

Game #2: FLORIDA 83, UALBANY 64
November 10, 2005, Stephen C. O'Connell Center, Gainesville, Fla.
(2K Sports College Hoops Classic - Second Round)

UALBANY (64) Levine 3-7, 0-0, 6; B. Wilson 5-11, 1-1, 15; Zoellner
0-2, 1-2, 1; J. Wilson 7-8, 5-7, 21; Jordan 2-5, 0-0, 5; Siggers 0-1, 0-
0, 0; lati 4-7, 0-1, 10; Connelly 0-1, 0-0, 0; Graham 2-5, 2-3, 6;
Covington 0-0, 0-0, 0. TEAM 23-47 (.489), 9-14 (.643), 64.
FLORIDA (83) Brewer 6-11, 3-4, 18; Noah 8-11, 1-2, 17; Horford 3-
4, 3-6, 9; Green 2-5, 2-6, 7; Humphrey 5-8, 0-1, 15; Swanson 0-0, 0-
loss 0-0, 0-0, 0; Hodge 1-4, 0-0, 3; Berry 0-0, 0-0, 0; Tyler 0-0,
4-5, 14; Huertas 0-2, 0-0, 0. TEAM 30-51 (.588),

13-24 (542), 83.
Total Rebounds: Florida 29, UAlbany 25.

Three Pointers: UAlbany 9-22 (B. Wilson 4-9, lati 2-4, J. Wilson 2-
3, Jordan 1-2, Levine 0-3, Siggers 0-1), Florida 10-21 (Humphrey 5-
7, Brewer 3-7, Green 1-3, Hodge 1-3, Huertas 0-1).

Rebound Leaders: UAlbany (B. Wilson 6), Florida (Brewer, Noah 7).
Assist Leaders: UAlbany (lati 4), Florida (Horford 7).

Halftime Score: Florida 45, UAlbany 39.

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Game #3: SACRED HEART 63, UALBANY 61

November 21, 2005, Recreation & Convocation Center, Albany, N.Y.

SACRED HEART (63) Brooks 2-7, 3-4, 7; Frye 1-8, 6-7, 8; Trim 10-
17, 9-11, 29; Hobson 1-4, 2-2, 5; Shubik 1-3, 3-4, 6; Howard 0-0, 0-0,
0; Potter 3-3, 0-0, 6; Granato 1-4, 0-0, 2. TEAM 19-46 (.413), 23-28
(.821), 63.

UALBANY (61) Levine 1-2, 0-0, 2; B. Wilson 3-9, 4-4, 11; Zoellner 1-
5, 1-3, 3; J. Wilson 4-11, 7-7, 15; Jordan 3-7, 0-2, 6; Siggers 2-4, 0-0,
4; lati 6-12, 4-4, 20; Lillis 0-2, 0-0, 0; Connelly 0-0, 0-0, 0; Graham 0-1,
0-0, 0; Covington 0-0, 0-0, 0. TEAM 20-53 (.377), 16-20 (.800), 61.
Total Rebounds: Sacred Heart 38, UAlbany 26.

Three Pointers: Sacred Heart 2-10 (Shubik 1-2, Hobson 1-2,
Granato 0-3, Frye 0-3), UAlbany 5-23 (lati 4-9, B. Wilson 1-6, J.
Wilson 0-5, Jordan 0-2, Siggers 0-1).

Rebound Leaders: Sacred Heart (Frye 10), UAlbany (Zoellner 8).
Assist Leaders: Sacred Heart (Frye 7), UAlbany (J. Wilson 7).
Halftime Score: Sacred Heart 34, UAlbany 32.

Game #4: SAN DIEGO STATE 80, UALBANY 53
November 26, 2005, Cox Arena, San Diego, Calif.

UALBANY (53) Levine 1-6, 3-4, 6; B. Wilson 2-5, 0-0, 6; Zoeliner 6-
10, 1-4, 13; J. Wilson 3-14, 2-2, 8; Jordan 0-4, 0-0, 0; Siggers 1-3, 3-4,
5; Johnson 0-0, 1-2, 1; lati 3-6, 4-4, 12; Knotts 0-0, 0-0, 0; Connelly 0-
0, 0-0, 0; Graham 0-0, 0-0, 0; Covington 1-1, 0-1, 2. TEAM 17-49
(.347), 14-21 (.667), 53.

SAN DIEGO STATE (80) Spain 5-8, 0-4, 10; Slaughter 6-16, 4-6, 16;
Davis 2-5, 2-3, 6; Heath 7-13, 3-4, 20; Williams 2-3, 5-7, 10; Hoerner
2-3, 0-0, 4; Sharper 3-7, 2-2, 11; Thomas 0-2, 0-0, 0; McGrath 0-1, 0-
0, 0; Lamb 1-1, 0-0, 2; Camara 0-1, 1-2, 1. TEAM 28-60 (.467), 17-28
(.607), 80.

Total Rebounds: San Diego State 38, UAlbany 29.

Three Pointers: UAlbany 5-17 (lati 2-5, B. Wilson 2-4, Levine 1-4, J.
Wilson 0-4), San Diego State 7-18 (Sharper 3-7, Heath 3-5, Williams 1-
2, Spain 0-2, Thomas 0-1, McGrath 0-1).

Rebound Leaders: UAlbany (Zoellner 10), San Diego State
(Slaughter 15).

Assist Leaders: UAlbany (J. Wilson 6), San Diego State (Williams 5).
Halftime Score: San Diego State 43, UAlbany 30.

Game #5: UCLA 73, UALBANY 65
November 29, 2005, Pauley Pavilion, Los Angeles, Calif.

UALBANY (65) Levine 4-7, 0-0, 8; B. Wilson 3-14, 2-2, 9; Zoellner 3-
5, 0-0, 6; J. Wilson 3-12, 5-5, 12; lati 7-13, 3-4, 23; Siggers 0-0, 0-0, 0;
Jordan 0-3, 0-0, 0; Lillis 1-4, 0-0, 3; Connelly 0-0, 0-0, 0; Graham 0-1,
0-0, 0; Covington 1-2, 2-2, 4. TEAM 22-61 (.361), 12-13 (.923), 65.
UCLA (73) Bozeman 5-10, 2-2, 16; Mbah a Moute 4-7, 4-4, 13; Mata
0-0, 0-0, 0; Collison 4-8, 0-0, 10; Afflalo 8-14, 3-6, 22; Rubin 0-0, 0-0,
0; Wright 1-1, 0-1, 2; Hollins 1-3, 5-8, 7; Roll 0-3, 1-2, 1; Fey 1-4, 0-0,
2. TEAM 24-50 (.480), 15-23 (.652), 73.

Total Rebounds: UAlbany 36, UCLA 36.

Three Pointers: UAlbany 9-23 (lati 6-10, B. Wilson 1-7, J. Wilson 1-3,
Lillis 1-1, Jordan 0-1, Levine 0-1); UCLA 10-21 (Bozeman 4-6, Afflalo
3-7, Collison 2-4, Mbah a Moute 1-2, Roll 0-2).

Rebound Leaders: UAlbany (B. Wilson 7), UCLA (Mbah a Moute
13).

Assist Leaders: UAlbany (Levine 5), UCLA (Roll 5).

Halftime Score: UCLA 38, UAlbany 33.

Game #6: SIENA 82, UALBANY 74 (OT)
December 3, 2005, Pepsi Arena, Albany, N.Y.

UALBANY (74) Levine 3-8, 0-0, 6; B. Wilson 4-13, 1-2, 12; Zoellner 5-
6, 1-2, 11; J. Wilson 8-21, 2-4, 20; lati 0-8, 0-0, 0; Siggers 0-1, 0-0, 0;
L. Jordan 7-15, 8-13, 25; Lillis 0-0, 0-0, 0; Connelly 0-0, 0-0, 0;
Covington 0-1, 0-0, 0. TEAM 27-73 (.370), 12-21 (.571), 74.

SIENA (82) A. Jordan 9-15, 2-2, 24; Ryan 0-4, 0-0, 0; Fisher 4-10, 3-
5, 13; Mensah 5-10, 8-10, 20; Hasbrouck 6-12, 1-2, 14; Osby 1-3, 1-2,
3; Beers 2-6, 2-2, 8; Diop 0-1, 0-0, 0. TEAM 27-61 (.443), 17-23
(.739), 82.

Total Rebounds: UAlbany 47, Siena 42.
Three Pointers: UAlbany 8-33 (B. Wilson 3-10, L. Jordan 3-5, J.
Wilson 2-10, lati 0-6, Levine 0-1, Siggers 0-1); Siena 11-29 (A.

Jordan 4-6, Fisher 2-6, Mensah 2-6, Beers 2-
Ryan 0-3).

Rebound Leaders: UAlbany (L. Jordan 10), Siena (Mensah 14).
Assist Leaders: UAlbany (J. Wilson 5), Siena (Mensah 11).
Halftime Score: Siena 40, UAlbany 25.

End of Regulation: UAlbany 65, Siena 65.

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Game #7: UALBANY 78, CLEVELAND STATE 65
December 10, 2005, Wolstein Center, Cleveland, Ohio

UALBANY (73) Levine 5-9, 2-2, 14; B. Wilson 1-6, 1-2, 4; Zoellner -
10, 2-6, 16; J. Wilson 5-9, 4-6, 15; lati 2-9, 6-6, 11; Siggers 1-6, 4-4,
7; Jordan 1-6, 0-0, 3; Lillis 2-4, 2-7, 6; Knotts 0-0, 0-0, 0; Covington
1-2, 0-0, 2. TEAM 25-61 (.410), 21-33 (.636), 78.

CLEVELAND STATE (65) Bullock 4-10, 0-1, 8; Murphy 2-3, 2-4, 6;
Tatham 7-10, 2-5, 17; English 4-15, 0-0, 10; Moss 2-4, 0-0, 5; Morris
3-8, 0-0, 6; Russell 1-3, 0-1, 2; Henderson 0-0, 0-0, 0; Gansey 0-4,
0-0, 0; McGee 2-4, 2-3, 6; Fields 2-2, 1-1, 5. TEAM 27-63 (.429), 7-
15 (.467), 65.

Total Rebounds: UAlbany 46, Cleveland State 38.

Three Pointers: UAlbany 7-19 (Levine 2-2, lati 1-6, B. Wilson 1-4,
Jordan 1-3, J. Wilson 1-2, Siggers 1-2); Cleveland State 4-19
(English 2-6, Moss 1-3, Tatham 1-2, Gansey 0-4, Russell 0-2,
Mortis 0-1, McGee 0-1).

Rebound Leaders: UAlbany (B. Wilson, J. Wilson, Zoellner 7),
Cleveland State (Murphy 9).

Assist Leaders: UAlbany (J. Wilson 4), Cleveland State (English
7).
Halftime Score: UAlbany 37, Cleveland State 36.

Game #8: HARVARD 61, UALBANY 48
December 17, 2005, Recreation & Convocation Center, Albany, N.Y.

HARVARD (61) Stehle 8-12, 0-0, 17; Beal 4-6, 2-2, 11; Darcy 0-3,

0-0, 0; Housman 7-12, 0-1, 15; Martin 2-8, 2-4, 6; Lambert 0-0, 0-0,
Yada 0-3, 0-0, 0; Unger 4-6, 1-2, 11; Harris 0-3, 1-2, 1; Pusar 0-0,

0-0, 0. TEAM 25-53 (.472), 6-11 (.545), 61.

UALBANY (48) Levine 1-5, 0-0, 2; B. Wilson 2-11, 1-2, 5; Zoellner

2-3, 0-1, 4; J. Wilson 4-9, 2-2, 11; lati 2-6, 0-0, 5; Siggers 1-5, 1-1, 3;

Jordan 7-12, 1-2, 16; Lillis 1-4, 0-0, 2; Connelly 0-1, 0-0, 0;

Covington 0-0, 0-0, 0. TEAM 20-56 (.357), 5-8 (.625), 48.

Total Rebounds: UAlbany 35, Harvard 32.

Three Pointers: Harvard 5-14 (Unger 2-2, Stehle 1-3, Beal 1-1,

Housman 1-1, Martin 0-5, Yada 0-2), UAlbany 3-14 (lati 1-4, J.

Wilson 1-2, Jordan 1-1, B. Wilson 0-2, Siggers 0-2, Lillis 0-1,

Connelly 0-1, Levine 0-1).

Rebound Leaders: Harvard (Housman 7), UAlbany (B. Wilson 9).

Assist Leaders: Harvard (Housman 5), UAlbany (Siggers, Jordan

3).

Halftime Score: Harvard 31, UAlbany 21.

Game #9: UALBANY 70, BINGHAMTON 65
December 20, 2005, Recreation & Convocation Center, Albany, N.Y.

BINGHAMTON (65) Hermenier 2-4, 0-0, 4; Fithian 0-3, 1-2, 1;
Gordon 0-3, 2-2, 2; Hailey 7-12, 11-12, 29; Heard 6-18, 1-1, 1
Jackson 0-4, 1-2, 1; Davison 0-1, 0-0, 0; Jackson 1-1, 0-0,
Olomo 0-0, 0-4, 0; James 4-5, 3-3, 12; Montgomery 0-0, 0-0, 0.
TEAM 20-51 (.392), 19-23 (.826), 65.

UALBANY (70) Jordan 4-9, 1-3, 11; B. Wilson 6-14, 0-1, 14;
Zoellner 4-5, 3-8, 11; J. Wilson 5-11, 7-10, 17; Lillis 0-2, 2-2, 2;
Siggers 0-0, 0-0, 0; Levine 0-2, 0-0, 0; lati 2-3, 8-8, 13; Covington 1-
1, 0-2, 2. TEAM 22-47 (.468), 21-34 (.618), 70.

Total Rebounds: UAlbany 35, Binghamton 29.

Three Pointers: Binghamton 6-22 (Hailey 4-8, Jackson 1-1, James
1-1, Heard 0-5, Jackson 0-4, Fithian 0-1, Gordon 0-1, Davison 0-1),
UAlbany 5-15 (B. Wilson 2-7, Jordan 2-4, lati 1-2, Levine 0-1, J.
Wilson 0-1).

Rebound Leaders: Binghamton (Fithian 7), UAlbany (Lillis 11).

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Halftime Score: UAlbany 37, Binghamton 34.

Game #10: UALBANY 63, STONY BROOK 58
December 23, 2005, SBU Sports Complex, Stony Brook, N.Y.

UALBANY (63) Jordan 0-3, 0-0, 0; B. Wilson 1-2, 7-10, 10; Zoellner
3-5, 2-9, 8; Lillis 2-3, 2-2, 7; J. Wilson 0-6, 7-8, 7; Siggets 3-8, 0-0, 9;
Levine 5-7, 2-5, 14; lati 2-5, 3-4, 8; Covington 0-0, 0-0, 0. TEAM 16-
39 (.410), 23-38 (.605), 63.

STONY BROOK (58) Popoko 7-8, 0-4, 16; Cunningham 1-4, 2-2, 5;
Goba 0-3, 0-0, 0; Feist 0-1, 0-0, 0; Santiago 6-12, 0-0, 15; Hardy 2-
7, 0-0, 5; Cox 0-0, 1-2, 1; Noble 0-0, 0-0, 0; Beauford 4-13, 0-0, 9;
Bamiro 0-0, 0-0, 0; Bakinde 3-8, 1-2, 7. TEAM 23-56 (.411), 4-10
(.400), 58.

Total Rebounds: UAlbany 34, Stony Brook 33.

Three Pointers: UAlbany 8-18 (Siggers 3-5, Levine 2-3, lati 1-4, B.
Wilson 1-1, Lillis 1-1, J. Wilson 0-4); Stony Brook 8-19 (Santiago 3-6,
Popoko 2-2, Beauford 1-5, Hardy 1-3, Cunningham 1-2, Feist 0-1).
Rebound Leaders: UAlbany (B. Wilson 8), Stony Brook (Popoko
8).
Assist Leaders: UAlbany (Levine 3), Stony Brook (Santiago 5).
Halftime Score: UAlbany 38, Stony Brook 30.

Game #11: UALBANY 62, BROWN 47
December 28, 2005, Pizzitola Sports Center, Providence, R.1.

UALBANY (62) Jordan 2-6, 0-0, 4; B. Wilson 6-10, 1-2, 17; Zoellner
1-2, 1-6, 3; Lillis 1-2, 0-0, 2; J. Wilson 3-7, 3-4, 9; Siggers 4-7, 0-0,
10; Levine 2-5, 1-1, 5; lati 3-7, 3-4, 10; Connelly 1-1, 0-1, 2;
Covington 0-2, 0-0, 0. TEAM 23-49 (.469), 9-18 (.500), 62.

BROWN (47) Jeppesen 2-7, 0-2, 4; Friske 4-5, 0-0, 8; Eads 1-2, 2-
2, 4; Huffman 3-10, 4-8, 10; Becker 2-6, 0-0, 5; McAndrew 0-3, 0-0,
0; Skrelja 1-1, 0-0, 3; MacDonald 0-2, 0-0, 0; Jimmenez 2-3, 2-2, 6;
Flaherty 1-5, 0-1, 2; Manhanga 1-3, 3-4, 5. TEAM 17-47 (.362), 11-
19 (.579), 47.

Total Rebounds: UAlbany 33, Brown 33.

Three Pointers: UAlbany 7-19 (B. Wilson 4-7, Siggers 2-4, lati 1-4,
Lillis 0-1, Jordan 0-1, J. Wilson 0-1, Levine 0-1); Brown 2-14 (Becker
1-3, Skrelja 1-1, Huffman 0-5, McAndrew 0-3, Jeppesen 0-2).
Rebound Leaders: UAlbany (Lillis 10), Brown (Friske 11).

Assist Leaders: UAlbany (J. Wilson 4), Brown (Becker, Skrelja 2).
Halftime Score: UAlbany 31, Brown 15.

Game #12: UALBANY 75, HARTFORD 62
January 4, 2006, Recreation & Convocation Center, Albany, N.Y.

HARTFORD (62) Carter 4-15, 0-0, 9; Ruffin 3-9, 4-4, 10; Adeleke
7-13, 7-12, 21; Cook 6-13, 0-0, 16; Cole 0-3, 0-0, 0; Baker 2-4, 0-0,
5; Glowiak 0-0, 0-0, 0; Tafo 0-1, 0-0, 0; Zimnickas 0-2, 1-2, 1.
TEAM 22-60 (.367), 12-18 (.667), 62.

UALBANY (75) Jordan 3-6, 4-6, 11; B. Wilson 4-9, 6-6, 16; Zoeliner
2-5, 0-0, 4; Lillis 1-2, 3-4, 5; J. Wilson 8-12, 11-13, 29; Siggers 0-3,
0-2, 0; Levine 1-5, 3-4, 6; lati 0-0, 0-0, 0; Connelly 0-0, 0-0, 0;
Covington 2-3, 0-1, 4. TEAM 21-45 (.467), 27-36 (.750), 75.

Total Rebounds: Hartford 39, UAlbany 32.

Three Pointers: Hartford 6-22 (Cook 4-9, Carter 1-7, Baker 1-2,
Ruffin 0-2, Cole 0-1, Zimnickas 0-1), UAlbany 6-14 (B. Wilson 2-5, J.
Wilson 2-3, Jordan 1-2, Levine 1-2, Siggers 0-2).

Rebound Leaders: Hartford (Adeleke 14), UAlbany (Lillis, Levine
6).

Assist Leaders: Hartford (Adeleke 3), UAlbany (J. Wilson 6).
Halftime Score: UAlbany 32, Hartford 26.

Game #13: UALBANY 76, MAINE 56
January 7, 2006, Recreation & Convocation Center, Albany, N.Y.

MAINE (56) Ahvenniemi 0-2, 0-0, 0; Tchekane Bofia 4-12, 3-5, 12;
R. Turner 7-15, 1-1, 18; E. Turner 3-11, 0-2, 7; Sheets 2-8, 2-2, 7;
Bruff 0-2, 1-2, 1; Hight 0-0, 0-0, 0; Petkus 1-4, 0-0, 3; Cavanaugh 3-
3, 2-3, 8. TEAM 20-57 (.351), 9-15 (.600), 56.

UALBANY (76) Jordan 4-9, 5-9, 13; B. Wilson 7-15, 0-0, 1
Zoellner 2-5, 2-3, 6; Lillis 2-2, 3-4, 8; J. Wilson 6-12, 2-2, 16;
1-2, 0-0, 2; Levine 3-7, 2-2, 8; lati 1-5, 3-3, 6; Knotts 0-0, 1-2, 1;
Connelly 0-0, 0-0, 0; Covington 0-0, 0-0, 0. TEAM 26-57 (.456), 18-
25 (.720), 76.

Total Rebounds: UAlbany 43, Maine 29.

Three Pointers: Maine 7-23 (R. Turner 3-6, Sheets 1-6, E. Tumer
1-5, Petkus 1-4, Tchekane Bofia 1-2), UAlbany 6-16 (B. Wilson 2-5,
J. Wilson 2-5, lati 1-3, Lillis 1-1, Jordan 0-2).

Rebound Leaders: Maine (Tchekane Bofia 8), UAlbany (Lillis 12).
Assist Leaders: Maine (Tchekane Bofia 3), UAlbany (Lillis 6).
Halftime Score: UAlbany 36, Maine 28.

Game #14: UALBANY 68, CORNELL 59
January 9, 2006, Recreation & Convocation Center, Albany, N.Y.

CORNELL (59) Rourke 3-6, 4-5, 10; Collins 2-11, 3-4, 8, Naeve 3-
4, 0-0, 6; Dow 1-1, 0-0, 2; Gore 6-9, 0-0, 17; Ihekweazu 1-1, 0-0, 2;
Battle 0-0, 1-2, 1; Gant 0-1, 0-0, 0; Kreefer 0-0, 0-0, 0; Lisle 1-3, 0-0,
2; Hartford 5-9, 0-0, 11. TEAM 22-45 (.489), 8-11 (.727), 59.
UALBANY (68) Jordan 2-5, 2-2, 6; B. Wilson 3-10, 3-4, 10; Zoellner
1-2, 1-2, 3; Lillis 5-5, 4-5, 14; J. Wilson 7-14, 3-4, 21; Siggers 0-2, 0-
0, 0; Levine 4-6, 0-1, 9; lati 2-5, 0-1, 5; Connelly 0-0, 0-0, 0;
Covington 0-0, 0-1, 0. TEAM 24-49 (.490), 13-20 (.650), 68.

Total Rebounds: UAlbany 33, Cornell 21.

Three Pointers: Cornell 7-21 (Gore 5-8, Collins 1-7, Hartford 1-3,
Lisle 0-2, Gant 0-1), UAlbany 7-20 (J. Wilson 4-7, B. Wilson 1-6, lati
1-3, Levine 1-2, Jordan 0-1, Siggers 0-1).

Rebound Leaders: Cornell (Hartford 5), UAlbany (B. Wilson 9).
Assist Leaders: Cornell (Collins 9), UAlbany (B. Wilson 5).
Halftime Score: UAlbany 40, Cornell 25.

Game #15: UALBANY 53, BOSTON U. 47
January 12, 2006, Case Gymnasium, Boston, Mass.

UALBANY (53) Jordan 2-6, 0-0, 4; B. Wilson 4-8, 3-4, 15; Zoellner
2-4, 0-1, 4; Lillis 0-1, 0-0, 0; J. Wilson 4-11, 9-10, 20; Siggers 0-0, 0-
0, 0; Levine 2-7, 2-5, 7; lati 1-6, 0-0, 3; Connelly 0-0, 0-0, 0;
Covington 0-0, 0-0, 0. TEAM 15-43 (.349), 14-20 (.700), 53.
BOSTON U. (47) Coblyn 1-4, 1-1, 3; Gardner 7-14, 4-7, 18; Macon
1-5, 0-0, 3; Hassan 1-9, 0-1, 3; Wynn 3-8, 3-3, 9; Peterkin 4-6, 3-3,
11; Gaffney 0-1, 0-0, 0; Sullivan 0-0, 0-0, 0. TEAM 17-47 (.362), 11-
15 (.733), 47.

Total Rebounds: Boston U. 35, UAlbany 30.

Three Pointers: UAlbany 9-24 (B. Wilson 4-7, J. Wilson 3-6, lati 1-
5, Levine 1-3, Jordan 0-2, Lillis 0-1); Boston U. 2-16 (Hassan 1-8,
Macon 1-3, Wynn 0-5).

Rebound Leaders: UAlbany (J. Wilson 8), Boston U. (Peterkin,
Wynn 7).

Assist Leaders: UAlbany (J. Wilson 3), Boston U. (Wynn 5).
Halftime Score: Boston U. 28, UAlbany 26.

Game #16: UALBANY 72, UTAH VALLEY STATE 61
January 14, 2006, Recreation & Convocation Center, Albany, N.Y.

UTAH VALLEY STATE (61) Peterson 1-5, 1-2, 4; R. Wesley 5-8,
0-0, 11; Devoe 7-10, 1-2, 15; Bailey 4-6, 2-5, 12; Thomas 5-9, 0-2,
11; Dastrup 0-1, 0-0, 0; Lang 0-1, 0-0, 0; Allison 0-5, 0-0, 0; Troyer
1-2, 0-0, 2; T. Wesley 1-2, 2-4, 4; Heck 1-5, 0-0, 2. TEAM 25-54
(.463), 6-15 (.400), 61.

UALBANY (72) Jordan 2-10, 1-1, 5; B. Wilson 6-10, 0-0, 15;
Zoellner 3-8, 2-4, 8; Lillis 1-3, 3-3, 5; J. Wilson 5-6, 3-5, 16; Siggers
1-4, 0-0, 2; Bauman 0-0, 0-0, 0; Levine 6-8, 3-4, 17; lati 1-6, 2-3, 4;
Knotts 0-0, 0-0, 0; Connelly 0-0, 0-0, 0; Covington 0-0, 0-0, 0.
TEAM 25-55 (.455), 14-20 (.700), 72.

Total Rebounds: UAlbany 38, Utah Valley State 29.

Three Pointers: Utah Valley State 5-16 (Bailey 2-3, Peterson 1-3,
R. Wesley 1-2, Thomas 1-1, Allison 0-2, Heck 0-2, Troyer 0-1,
Dastrup 0-1, Lang 0-1), UAlbany 8-16 (B. Wilson 3-5, J. Wilson 3-3,
Levine 2-3, lati 0-3, Jordan 0-1, Siggers 0-1).

Rebound Leaders: Utah Valley State (Thomas 6), UAlbany
(Levine, Zoellner 10).

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Halftime Score: UAlbany 28, Utah Valley State 23.

Game #17: VERMONT 65, UALBANY 53
January 18, 2006, Patrick Gymnasium, Burlington, Vt.

UALBANY (53) Jordan 2-9, 0-0, 4; B. Wilson 2-13, 1-2, 5; Zoellner
1-2, 1-1, 3; Lillis 0-0, 1-2, 1; J. Wilson 8-11, 12-13, 29; Siggers 0-1,
0-0, 0; Levine 2-5, 2-2, 6; lati 1-4, 2-2, 4; Covington 0-0, 1-2, 1.
TEAM 16-45 (.356), 20-24 (.833), 53.

VERMONT (65) Mcintosh 0-2, 0-0, 0; Holm 1-3, 0-2, 2; Klimes 3-5,
5-8, 11; Trimboli 6-9, 5-6, 21; Cieplicki 5-8, 2-4, 14; Sisca 0-0, 0-0,
Powlovich 2-4, 0-0, 4; McCrory 3-4, 1-1, 7; Galloway 0-1, 0-0, 0;
Schneider 0-3, 0-0, 0; Duell 2-4, 2-2, 6. TEAM 22-43 (512), 15-23
(.652), 65.

Total Rebounds: Vermont 35, UAlbany 22.

Three Pointers: UAlbany 1-14 (J. Wilson 1-3, B. Wilson 0-7, lati 0-
2, Levine 0-1, Jordan 0-1); Vermont 6-12 (Trimboli 4-4, Cieplicki 2-4,
Schneider 0-2, Galloway 0-1, Duell 0-1).

Rebound Leaders: UAlbany (B. Wilson 7), Vermont (Klimes 6).
Assist Leaders: UAlbany (J. Wilson, Lillis 2), Vermont (Trimboli 5).
Halftime Score: Vermont 35, UAlbany 23.

Game #18: NEW HAMPSHIRE 75, UALBANY 72 (OT)
January 22, 2006, Recreation & Convocation Center, Albany, N.Y.

NEW HAMPSHIRE (75) Karalis 2-6, 2-2, 7; Caterina 4-9, 1-1, 12;
Janev 6-11, 9-9, 24; Gibbs 3-7, 2-4, 9; Anderson 7-12, 4-5, 20;
Vetrano 1-1, 0-0, 3; Zeko 0-0, 0-0, 0; Djanabia 0-0, 0-0, 0;
Christensen 0-2, 0-0, 0; Odom 0-0, 0-0, 0. TEAM 23-48 (.479), 18-
21 (.857), 75.

UALBANY (72) Jordan 0-4, 2-3, 2; B. Wilson 6-8, 0-0, 14; Zoellner
5-8, 1-4, 11; Lillis 1-2, 2-2, 4; J. Wilson 8-21, 3-5, 21; Siggers 3-6, 2-
3, 8; Levine 2-5, 0-0, 4; lati 2-5, 0-0, 6; Covington 1-1, 0-0, 2. TEAM
28-60 (.467), 10-17 (588), 72.

Total Rebounds: UAlbany 32, New Hampshire 28.

Three Pointers: New Hampshire 11-24 (Caterina 3-6, Janev 3-5,
Anderson 2-4, Karalis 1-5, Gibbs 1-1, Vetrano 1-1, Christensen 0-2),
UAlbany 6-16 (J. Wilson 2-6, B. Wilson 2-4, lati 2-3, Lillis 0-1, Siggers
0-1, Levine 0-1).

Rebound Leaders: New Hampshire (Karalis, Caterina 5), UAlbany
(Zoeliner 9).

Assist Leaders: New Hampshire (Karalis 5), UAlbany (J. Wilson 5).
Halftime Score: New Hampshire 32, UAlbany 30.

End of Regulation: UAlbany 61, New Hampshire 61.

Game #19: UALBANY 62, UMBC 50
January 25, 2006, Recreation & Convocation Center, Albany, N.Y.

UMBC (50) Dinkins 3-8, 4-5, 10; Housman 1-4, 0-0, 2; Zito 0-9, 1-2,
1; Greene 2-6, 0-0, 5; Pugh 2-6, 1-2, 5; Seaborn 1-2, 0-0, 2; Young
2-6, 2-2, 6; Hodges 6-15, 4-4, 19. TEAM 17-56 (.304), 12-15 (.800),
50.

UALBANY (62) Jordan 4-6, 1-1, 10; B. Wilson 0-8, 2-4, 2; Zoellner
3-8, 0-2, 6; Lillis 4-6, 0-0, 8; J. Wilson 2-15, 4-4, 9; Siggers 6-9, 1-1,
18; Levine 3-5, 3-5, 9; lati 0-5, 0-0, 0; Connelly 0-0, 0-0, 0; Covington
0-0, 0-0, 0. TEAM 22-62 (.355), 11-17 (.647), 62.

Total Rebounds: UMBC 43, UAlbany 40.

Three Pointers: UMBC 4-14 (Hodges 3-8, Greene 1-3, Pugh 0-2,
Housman 0-1), UAlbany 7-25 (Siggers 5-5, J. Wilson 1-7, Jordan 1-
2, B. Wilson 0-5, lati 0-5, Lillis 0-1).

Rebound Leaders: UMBC (Zito 12), UAlbany (Zoellner 10).

Assist Leaders: UMBC (Greene 3), UAlbany (Lillis, J. Wilson 4).
Halftime Score: UAlbany 23, UMBC 19.

Game #20: UALBANY 52, BINGHAMTON 51
January 28, 2006, Events Center, Vestal, N.Y.

UALBANY (52) Jordan 1-4, 2-2, 4; B. Wilson 2-6, 0-0, 5; Zoellner 2-
5, 1-1, 5; Lillis 1-5, 1-4, 3; J. Wilson 3-13, 6-7, 12; Levine 5-9, 0-0,
11; lati 0-1, 0-0, 0; Siggers 4-6, 2-3, 10; Connelly 0-0, 0-0, 0;
Covington 1-1, 0-1, 2. TEAM 19-50 (.380), 12-18 (.667), 52.

Gordon 3-8, 0-1, 6; Halley 6-12, 0-3, 14; Heard 5-14, 4-4, 15;
Jackson 0-0, 0-0, 0; Proctor 1-3, 0-2, 3; Olomo 0-1, 0-0, 0; James
1-4, 0-0, 2; Montgomery 0-0, 0-0, 0. TEAM 19-54 (.352), 9-17
(.529), 51.

Total Rebounds: Binghamton 38, UAlbany 36.

Three Pointers: UAlbany 2-12 (B. Wilson 1-5, Levine 1-2, J.
Wilson 0-3, Lillis 0-1, Siggers 0-1); Binghamton 4-15 (Hailey 2-4,
Heard 1-6, Proctor 1-3, Hermenier 0-2).

Rebound Leaders: UAlbany (Lillis 8), Binghamton (Heard 8).
Assist Leaders: UAlbany (J. Wilson 5), Binghamton (Heard 3).
Halftime Score: Binghamton 26, UAlbany 23.

Game #21: UALBANY 85, STONY BROOK 62
February 1, 2006, Recreation & Convocation Center, Albany, N.Y.

STONY BROOK (62) Bamiro 5-9, 1-5, 12; Cunningham 5-11, 1-2,
15; Cox 2-3, 0-1, 4; Beauford 2-12, 3-3, 7; Santiago 3-11, 0-0, 7;
Hardy 2-4, 0-0, 5; Noble 3-4, 0-0, 6; Feist 0-1, 0-0, 0; Bakinde 1-4,
4-4, 6; Henkel 0-0, 0-0, 0. TEAM 24-59 (.390), 9-15 (.600), 62.
UALBANY (85) Jordan 4-5, 1-3, 10; B. Wilson 2-4, 1-2, 6; Zoellner
5-6, 2-3, 12; Lillis 1-4, 3-3, 5; J. Wilson 7-11, 5-7, 23; Siggers 1-5, 1-
2, 3; Bauman 0-2, 0-0, 0; Levine 5-7, 0-0, 13; lati 3-4, 1-1, 9; Knotts
0-1, 0-0, 0; Connelly 0-0, 0-0, 0; Covington 1-2, 2-2, 4. TEAM 29-
51 (.569), 16-23 (.696), 85.

Total Rebounds: UAlbany 35, Stony Brook 30.

Three Pointers: Stony Brook 7-17 (Cunningham 4-5, Santiago 1-
6, Hardy 1-2, Bamiro 1-1, Beauford 0-2, Feist 0-1), UAlbany 11-22
(J. Wilson 4-8, Levine 3-3, lati 2-3, B. Wilson 1-3, Jordan 1-1,
Bauman 0-2, Lillis 0-1, Siggers 0-1).

Rebound Leaders: Stony Brook (Bakinde 6), UAlbany (Jordan,
Zoellner, J. Wilson 6).

Assist Leaders: Stony Brook (Santiago 3), UAlbany (Lillis, Siggers
3).

Halftime Score: UAlbany 34, Stony Brook 30.

Game #22: UALBANY 71, BOSTON U. 60
February 4, 2006, Recreation & Convocation Center, Albany, N.Y.

BOSTON U. (60) Wynn 2-9, 0-0, 6; Peterkin 3-5, 1-3, 7; Gardner
9-15, 4-6, 22; Macon 1-6, 4-4, 6; Hassan 6-13, 5-6, 19; Cobyin 0-2,
0-0, 0; Johnson 0-2, 0-0, 0. TEAM 21-52 (.404), 14-19 (.737), 60.
UALBANY (71) Jordan 5-9, 2-3, 13; B. Wilson 1-4, 0-1, 3; Zoellner
2-3, 3-4, 7; Lillis 1-2, 0-0, 3; J. Wilson 5-9, 11-13, 22; Siggers 6-8, 3-
5, 19; Levine 2-5, 0-0, 4; lati 0-1, 0-0, 0; Covington 0-1, 0-0, 0.
TEAM 22-42 (.524), 19-26 (.731), 71.

Total Rebounds: UAlbany 33, Boston U. 26.

Three Pointers: Boston U. 4-15 (Hassan 2-6, Wynn 2-5, Macon
0-2, Johnson 0-2), UAlbany 8-14 (Siggers 4-4, Jordan 1-3, B.
Wilson 1-3, J. Wilson 1-2, Lillis 1-1, Levine 0-1).

Rebound Leaders: Boston U. (Peterkin 7), UAlbany (J. Wilson 6).
Assist Leaders: Boston U. (Macon, Hassan 5), UAlbany (J.
Wilson 7).

Halftime Score: UAlbany 26, Boston U. 19.

Game #23: UALBANY 65, HARTFORD 63
February 8, 2006, Chase Arena, West Hartford, Conn.

UALBANY (65) Jordan 2-4, 1-2, 7; B. Wilson 3-4, 0-0, 9; Zoellner
4-7, 2-4, 10; Lillis 2-2, 1-2, 6; J. Wilson 5-12, 2-2, 13; Siggers 4-10,
3-4, 12; Levine 2-8, 3-5, 8; lati 0-0, 0-0, 0; Covington 0-0, 0-0, 0.
TEAM 22-47 (.468), 12-19 (.632), 65.

HARTFORD (63) Zimnickas 0-4, 0-0, 0; Cook 6-13, 2-2, 17;
Adeleke 6-12, 9-14, 21; Cole 0-2, 0-0, 0; Baker 2-6, 0-0, 4; Carter
7-12, 2-2, 18; Ford 0-1, 0-0, 0; Glowiak 1-4, 0-0, 3; Tafo 0-0, 0-2, 0.
TEAM 22-54 (.407), 13-20 (.650), 63.

Total Rebounds: Hartford 32, UAlbany 31.

Three Pointers: UAlbany 9-22 (B. Wilson 3-4, Jordan 2-2, J.
Wilson 1-7, Siggers 1-6, Levine 1-2, Lillis 1-1); Hartford 6-19 (Cook
3-6, Carter 2-5, Glowiak 1-4, Baker 0-3, Ford 0-1).

Rebound Leaders: UAlbany (Zoellner 7), Hartford (Adeleke 11).

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Halftime Score: UAlbany 39, Hartford 34.

Game #24: UALBANY 87, MAINE 73
February 11, 2006, Alfond Sports Arena, Orono, Maine.

UALBANY (87) Jordan 0-0, 2-2, 2; B. Wilson 1-4, 0-0, 3; Zoellner
5-7, 7-11, 17; Lillis 1-5, 3-4, |. Wilson 9-19, 9-11, 30; Siggers 5-7,
3-4, 13; Levine 5-7, 1-2, 12; lati 0-4, 0-0, 0; Connelly 2-2, 0-0,
Covington 0-0, 0-0, 0. TEAM 28-55 (.509), 25-34 (.735), 87.
MAINE (73) Ahvenniemi 1-3, 1-2, 3; Tchekane Bofia 3-8, 1-1, 7; R.
Turner 0-4, 0-0, . Turner 4-9, 6-6, 16; Sheets 5-13, 2-2, 15;
Bruff 5-6, 3-3, 13; Hight 0-0, 0-0, 0; Petkus 4-10, 3-3, 15; Scales 0-
2, 0-0, 0; Cavanaugh 1-2, 2-2, 4. TEAM 23-57 (.404), 18-19 (.947),
73.

Total Rebounds: UAlbany 36, Maine 32.

Three Pointers: UAlbany 6-16 (J. Wilson 3-6, Lillis 1-3, B. Wilson
1-2, Levine 1-2, lati 0-2); Maine 9-23 (Petkus 4-8, Sheets 3-9, E.
Turner 2-3, R. Turner 0-2, Tchekane Bofia 0-1).

Rebound Leaders: UAlbany (Zoellner 7), Maine (Ahvenniemi 6).
Assist Leaders: UAlbany (J. Wilson 6), Maine (R. Turner 6).
Halftime Score: UAlbany 41, Maine 33.

Game #25: VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH 70, UALBANY 67
February 17, 2006, Alltel Pavilion, Richmond, Va. (Fourth Annual
ESPN BracketBusters)

UALBANY (67) Jordan 2-5, 0-0, 4; B. Wilson 7-11, 0-0, 17;
Zoellner 2-5, 1-2, 5; Lillis 1-4, 4-4, 6; J. Wilson 9-17, 6-7, 2%
Siggers 0-4. 0-0, 0; Levine 0-2, 4-4, 4; lati 1-2, 0-0, 3; Covington 0-
0, 0-0, 0. TEAM 22-50 (.440), 15-17 (.882), 67.

VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH (70) George 9-15, 2-2, 23; Faulk 0-
2, 0-0, 0; Pellot-Rosa 0-3, 0-0, 0; Walker 2-5, 4-4, 9; Harper 4-6, 0-
0, 11; Maynor 2-2, 5-6, 9; Anderson 0-2, 1-2, 1; Capel 0-0, 0-0, 0;
Davis 4-8, 0-0, 8; Shuler 4-6, 1-2, 9. TEAM 25-49 (.510), 13-16
(813), 70.

Total Rebounds: UAlbany 32, Virginia Commonwealth 19.

Three Pointers: UAlbany 8-18 (J. Wilson 4-7, B. Wilson 3-6, lati 1-
2, Jordan 0-1, Lillis 0-1, Slggers 0-1); Virginia Commonwealth 7-17
(George 3-6, Harper 3-4, Walker 1-3, Shuler 0-2, Anderson 0-1,
Pellot-Rosa 0-1).

Rebound Leaders: UAlbany (Zoellner 9), Virginia Commonwealth
(Anderson 5).

Assist Leaders: UAlbany (Lillis 3), Virginia Commonwealth
(George 4).

Halftime Score: Virginia Commonwealth 24, UAlbany 22.

Game #26: UALBANY 76, VERMONT 64
February 20, 2006, Recreation & Convocation Center, Albany, N.Y.

VERMONT (64) Mcintosh 1-3, 2-4, 4; Holm 3-4, 2-5, 8; Klimes 5-
10, 3-6, 13; Trimboli 4-12, 2-2, 12; Duell 2-9, 4-4, 9; Sisca 3-6, 0-0,
8; Powlovich 0-0, 0-0, 0; McCrory 1-1, 0-0, 2; Galloway 0-0, 0-0, 0;
Dean 0-0, 0-0, 0; Shields 0-0, 0-0, 0; Schneider 2-7, 2-2, 8. TEAM
21-52 (.404), 15-23 (.652), 64.

UALBANY (76) Jordan 3-10, 5-6, 11; B. Wilson 8-10, 0-0, 18;
Zoellner 2-2, 2-2, 6; Lillis 1-2, 0-0, 3; J. Wilson 5-10, 9-11, 21;
Siggers 1-4, 0-0, 2; Bauman 0-0, 0-0, 0; Levine 2-6, 3-4, 7; lati 0-1,
0-0, 0; Knotts 1-1, 0-0, 2; Connelly 3-3, 0-0, 6; Covington 0-0, 0-0,
0. TEAM 26-49 (.531), 19-23 (.826), 76.

Total Rebounds: UAlbany 31, Vermont 29.

Three Pointers: Vermont 7-21 (Trimboli 2-7, Schneider 2-5, Sisca
2-3, Duell 1-5, Mcintosh 0-1), UAlbany 5-15 (B. Wilson 2-4, J.
Wilson 2-4, Lillis 1-2, Jordan 0-3, Siggers 0-1, Levine 0-1).
Rebound Leaders: Vermont (Schneider 7), UAlbany (B. Wilson
6).

Assist Leaders: Vermont (Trimboli 6), UAlbany (J. Wilson 7).
Halftime Score: UAlbany 35, Vermont 27.

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Game #27: NEW HAMPSHIRE 78, UALBANY 71 (OT)
February 23, 2006, Lundholm Gymnasium, Durham, N.H.

UALBANY (71) Jordan 7-10, 0-0, 17; B. Wilson 2-7, 0-0, 5; Zoellner
2-4, 8-10, 12; Lillis 3-6, 0-0, 6; J. Wilson 3-9, 6-6, 13; Siggers 2-7, 2-
2, 7; Levine 5-10, 0-0, 11; lati 0-0, 0-0, 0; Connelly 0-0, 0-0, 0. TEAM
24-53 (.453), 16-18 (.889), 71.

NEW HAMPSHIRE (78) Karalis 2-4, 0-0, 5; Janev 4-6, 2-2, 13;
Caterina 4-11, 0-0, 9; Anderson 4-6, 7-7, 15; Djanabia 0-0, 0-0, 0;
Gibbs 5-8, 1-1, 14; Vetrano 1-1, 2-2, 5; Zeko 0-0, 0-0, 0; Christensen
5-13, 3-4, 15; Odom 1-4, 0-0, 2. TEAM 26-53 (.491), 15-16 (.938),
78.

Total Rebounds: UAlbany 31, New Hampshire 27.

Three Pointers: UAlbany 7-17 (Jordan 3-3, Levine 1-4, J. Wilson 1-
3, B. Wilson 1-3, Siggers 1-3, Lillis 0-1); New Hampshire 11-27
(Janev 3-4, Gibbs 3-4, Christensen 2-8, Caterina 1-4, Karalis 1-3,
Vetrano 1-1, Odom 0-3).

Rebound Leaders: UAlbany (Jordan 8), New Hampshire (Ander-
son 10).

Assist Leaders: UAlbany (Jordan 4), New Hampshire (Anderson
6).

Halftime Score: New Hampshire 31, UAlbany 25

End of Regulation: UAlbany 61, New Hampshire 61.

Game #28: UALBANY 76, UMBC 61
February 26, 2006, Retriever Activities Center, Baltimore, Md.

UALBANY (76) Jordan 4-7, 2-3, 13; B. Wilson 4-10, 0-1, 11;
Zoellner 5-5, 1-4, 11; Lillis 1-1, 1-2, 3; J. Wilson 2-7, 5-6, 9; Siggers
0-3, 0-0, 0; Bauman 0-0, 0-0, 0; Levine 0-3, 0-0, 0; lati 8-12, 7-8, 29;
Connelly 0-0, 0-0, 0; Covington 0-1, 0-0, 0. TEAM 24-49 (.490), 16-
24 (.667), 76.

UMBC (61) Dinkins 3-14, 4-5, 10; Housman 3-5, 1-3, 7; Zito 6-14, 4-
6, 16; Greene 3-5, 1-3, 9; Pugh 3-6, 2-3, 10; Seaborn 0-0, 0-0, 0:
Young 0-0, 0-0, 0; Hodges 3-9, 2-2, 9; Eshietedoho 0-1, 0-0, 0;
Timba 0-0, 0-0, 0. TEAM 21-54 (.389), 14-21 (.667), 61.

Total Rebounds: UAlbany 40, UMBC 25.

Three Pointers: UAlbany 12-23 (lati 6-10, B. Wilson 3-6, Jordan 3-
4, J. Wilson 0-2, Siggers 0-1); UMBC 5-18 (Pugh 2-5, Greene 2-4,
Hodges 1-6, Zito 0-2, Dinkins 0-1).

Rebound Leaders: UAlbany (Jordan, Zoellner 7), UMBC (Zito 6).
Assist Leaders: UAlbany (J. Wilson, Levine 5), UMBC (Pugh 5).
Halftime Score: UAlbany 35, UMBC 26.

Game #29: UALBANY 79, UMBC 65
March 4, 2006, Events Center, Vestal, N.Y.
America East Conference Tournament - Quarterfinal Round

UMBC (65) Dinkins 5-14, 4-4, 1 lousman 3-5, 2-2, ito 1-4, 3-
6, 6; Greene 4-9, 0-0, 11; Pugh 1-4, 7-9, 10; Seaborn 0-0, 0-0, 0;
Young 2-5, 1-1, 5; Hodges 1-6, 7-7, 9; Eshietedoho 1-3, 0-0, 2;
Timba 0-0, 0-0, 0. TEAM 18-50 (.360), 24-29 (.828), 65.

UALBANY (79) Jordan 8-14, 1-2, 22; B. Wilson 5-8, 2-2, 12;
Zoeliner 2-3, 6-12, 10; Lillis 2-2, 5-6, 9; J. Wilson 4-8, 8-8, 18; Siggers
1-1, 0-0, 2; Bauman 0-0, 0-0, 0; Levine 0-1, 0-0, 0; lati 0-2, 4-4, 4;
Knotts 0-0, 0-0, 0; Connelly 1-1, 0-0, 2; Covington 0-0, 0-0, 0. TEAM
23-40 (.575), 26-34 (.765), 79.

Total Rebounds: UAlbany 29, UMBC 24.

Three Pointers: UMBC 5-19 (Greene 3-7, Pugh 1-3, Zito 1-2,
Hodges 0-5, Young 0-1, Dinkins 0-1), UAlbany 7-17 (Jordan 5-6, J.
Wilson 2-6, B. Wilson 0-3, lati 0-2).

Rebound Leaders: UMBC (Dinkins 5), UAlbany (J. Wilson 7).
Assist Leaders: UMBC (Pugh 4), UAlbany (B. Wilson 5).

Halftime Score: UAlbany 39, UMBC 30.

Paw Prints: UAlbany recorded its 1,000th win as a varsity
basketball program on Dec. 20, 2005. The Great Danes have
a 1,018-748 record entering their 93rd season of competi-
tion. UAlbany began varsity play in 1909-10 and competed
at the NAIA, NCAA College Division, NCAA Divsion II and
NCAA Division III classifications prior to September 1999.

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Game #30: UALBANY 67, NEW HAMPSHIRE 54
March 5, 2006, Events Center, Vestal, N.Y.
America East Conference Tournament - Semifinal Round

NEW HAMPSHIRE (54) Christensen 0-5, 2-4, 2; Caterina 3-7, 2-3,
9; Janev 3-6, 5-7, 12; Gibbs 3-8, 2-2, 10; Anderson 1-4, 1-1, 3;
Tobey 0-0, 0-0, 0; Vetrano 1-2, 2-2, 5; Karalis 2-4, 0-0, 6; Zeko 0-0,
0-0, 0; Djanabia 0-0, 0-0, 0; Odom 2-6, 1-2, 7. TEAM 15-42 (.357),
15-21 (.714), 54.

UALBANY (67) Jordan 3-5, 1-1, 7; B. Wilson 7-8, 0-0, 16; Zoellner
26, 0-0, 4; Lillis 2-3, 2-2, 6; J. Wilson 2-3, 3-3, 8; Siggers 3-6, 2-2,
9; Bauman 0-0, 0-0, 0; Levine 2-9, 5-6, 9; lati 2-6, 0-2, 6; Knotts 0-0,
0-0, 0; Connelly 1-3, 0-0, 2; Covington 0-0, 0-0, 0. TEAM 24-49
(490), 13-16 (.813), 67.

Total Rebounds: UAlbany 31, New Hampshire 25.

Three Pointers: New Hampshire 9-26 (Odom 2-6, Karalis 2-4,
Gibbs 2-3, Caterina 1-5, Janev 1-3, Vetrano 1-2, Christensen 0-2,
Anderson 0-1), UAlbany 6-14 (lati 2-5, B. Wilson 2-2, J. Wilson 1-2,
Siggers 1-2, Levine 0-2, Jordan 0-1).

Rebound Leaders: New Hampshire (Caterina, Christensen 7),
UAlbany (Lillis 6).

Assist Leaders: New Hampshire (Caterina 4), UAlbany (J. Wilson,
Lillis 4).

Halftime Score: UAlbany 31, New Hampshire 25.

Game #31: UALBANY 80, VERMONT 67
March 11, 2006, Recreation and Convocation Center, Albany, N.Y.
America East Conference Tournament - Championship

VERMONT (67) Mcintosh 0-1, 0-0, 0; Holm 5-8, 2-3, 12; Klimes 2-
2, 0-6, 4; Trimboli 4-14, 7-8, 16; Cieplicki 2-8, 4-4, 9; Sisca 3-7, 0-0,
7; Powlovich 0-1, 0-0, 0; McCrory 2-3, 2-2, 6; Dean 0-0, 0-0, 0;
Shields 0-0, 0-0, 0; Schneider 0-5, 0-0, 0; Duell 3-5, 6-8, 13. TEAM
21-54 (.389), 21-31 (.677), 67.

THE LAST TIME ...
An Albany Player Scored:
20 points/game

25 points/game

30 points/game

35 points/game

40 points/game

An Albany Player Grabbed:
10 rebounds/game
15 rebounds/game
20 rebounds/game
25 rebounds/game

An Albany Player Recorded:
10 assists/game

5 3-point FGs/game
Double-Double (pts/reb)
Double-Double (pts/ast)

An Albany Team:
Scored 100 points
Allowed 100 points

UALBANY (80) Jordan 6-13, 4-4, 18; B. Wilson 3-8, 0-0, 8;
Zoellner 1-3, 1-2, 3; Lillis 1-1, 0-1, 2; J. Wilson 10-18, 8-8, 29;
Siggers 2-5, 0-0, 5; Bauman 0-0, 0-0, 0; Levine 3-5, 0-0, 7; lati 3-5,
0-0, 8; Knotts 0-0, 0-0, 0; Connelly 0-0, 0-0, 0; Covington 0-1, 0-0,
0. TEAM 29-59 (.492), 13-15 (.867), 80.

Total Rebounds: UAlbany 39, Vermont 33.

Three Pointers: Vermont 4-19 (Trimboli 1-6, Cieplicki 1-4, Duell 1-
3, Sisca 1-2, Schneider 0-3, McIntosh 0-1), UAlbany 9-16 (Jordan
2-5, B. Wilson 2-4, lati 2-3, J. Wilson 1-2, Levine 1-1, Siggers 1-1).
Rebound Leaders: Vermont (Klimes 5), UAlbany (J. Wilson 8).
Assist Leaders: Vermont (Trimboli, Duell 3), UAlbany (J. Wilson
4).

Halftime Score: UAlbany 44, Vermont 26.

Game #32: CONNECTICUT 72, UALBANY 59
March 17, 2006, Wachovia Center, Philadelphia, Pa.
NCAA Tournament - First Round

UALBANY (59) Jordan 5-10, 0-0, 12; B. Wilson 2-7, 0-0, 4;
Zoellner 5-8, 2-2, 12; Lillis 2-3, 0-0, 4; J. Wilson 7-17, 4-4, 19;
Siggers 2-3, 0-0, 5; Levine 0-2, 0-0, 0; lati 1-2, 1-2, 3; Knotts 0-0, 0-
, 0; Covington 0-0, 0-0, 0. TEAM 24-52 (.462), 7-8 (.875), 59.
CONNECTICUT (72) Boone 6-9, 1-2, 13; Gay 4-5, 0-0, 8;
Armstrong 1-3, 1-3, 3; Williams 7-11, 2-2, 21; Brown 5-11, 4-4, 17;
Adrien 2-2, 0-0, 4; Austrie 1-1, 2-2, 4; Anderson 0-3, 0-0, 0; Nelson
1-1, 0-0, 2. TEAM 27-46 (.587), 10-13 (.769), 72.
Total Rebounds: Connecticut 28, UAlbany 22.
Three Pointers: UAlbany 4-15 (Jordan 2-4, J. Wilson 1-3, Siggers
1-4, B. Wilson 0-5, Levine 0-1, lati 0-1); Connecticut 8-16 (Williams
5-7, Brown 3-7, Anderson 0-2).
Rebound Leaders: UAlbany (J. Wilson, Lillis 4), Connecticut
(Armstrong 7).
Assist Leader:
Halftime Scor

UAlbany (J. Wilson 6), Connecticut (Williams 8).
Connecticut 31, UAlbany 30.

Paw Prints: The Great Danes put together their most cel-
ebrated season at the Division | level in 2005-06. UAlbany
captured its first-ever America East Conference champion-
ship and earned an NCAA Tournament berth. A season of
accomplishments included most overall wins (21), most
conference victories (13), most home wins (10) and most
road victories (8) as a Division | program. The Great Danes
posted a 16-win improvement from the 2003-04 campaign.

Jamar Wilson vs. Vermont, 3-11-06 (29)
Jamar Wilson vs. Vermont, 3-11-06 (29)

Jamar Wilson vs. Maine, 2-11-06 (30)

Jamar Wilson vs. New Hampshire, 2-16-03 (39)
Gary Holway vs. Utica, 2-27-57 (40)

Kirsten Zoellner vs. UMBC, 1-25-06 (10)
Dave Schloss vs. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi, 1-17-00 (15)
Scott Price vs. Plattsburgh, 12-6-67 (23)

Don Cohen vs. Pace, 2-18-61 (26)

Jamar Wilson vs. Siena, 11-23-04 (10)

Lucious Jordan vs. UMBC, 3-4-06 (5)

Levi Levine vs. Utah Valley State, 1-14-06 (17 points, 10 rebounds)
Jamar Wilson vs. Siena, 11-23-04 (20 points, 10 assists)

101 vs. Green Mountain, 11-26-00 (101-55)
109 vs. Syracuse, 12-28-02 (79-109)

Won in Overtime vs. Lehigh, 12-22-03 (63-55, OT)
Lost in Overtime vs. New Hampshire, 2-23-06 (71-78)
Played 2 Overtimes vs. Stony Brook, 2-18-04 (74-81)
Played 3 Overtimes vs. Dartmouth, 1-25-03 (85-84)
One-Point Win vs. Binghamton, 1-28-06 (52-51)
One-Point Loss vs. Boston U., 1-30-05 (47-48, OT)

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2005-06(NCAA)
Record: 21-11 (AE 13-3)
Coach: Will Brown

Captain(s): Lucious Jordan, Levi Levine,
Jamar Wilson

Nov. 9 Oakland’ 90-73, W
Nov. 10 at Florida 83-64, L
Nov. 21 Sacred Heart 63-61, L
Nov. 26 at San Diego State 80-53, L
Nov. 29 at UCLA (#16) 73-65, L
Dec. 3 at Siena+ (OT) 82-74, L
Dec. 10 at Cleveland State 78-65, W
Dec. 17 Harvard 61-48, L
Dec. 20 Binghamton* 70-65, W
Dec. 22 at Stony Brook* 63-58, W
Dec. 28 at Brown 62-47, W
Jan. 4 Hartford" 75-62, W
Jan. 7 Maine* 76-56, W
Jan. 9 Comell 68-59, W
Jan. 12 at Boston U.* 53-47, W
Jan. 14 Utah Valley State 72-61, W
Jan. 18 at Vermont* 65-53, L
Jan. 22 New Hampshire’ (OT) 75-72, L
Jan. 25 UMBC* 62-50, W
Jan. 28 at Binghamton* 52-51, W
Feb. 1 Stony Brook* 85-62, W
Feb. 4 Boston U." 71-60, W
Feb. 8 at Hartford* 65-63, W
Feb. 11 atMaine* 87-73, W
Feb. 17 at Va. Commonwealth# 70-67, L
Feb. 20 Vermont" 76-64, W
Feb. 23 at New Hampshire* (OT) 78-71, L
Feb. 26 at UMBC* 76-61, W
Mar. 4 UMBC** 79-65, W
Mar. 5 New Hampshire’ 67-54, W
Mar. 11. Vermont*** 80-67, W
Mar. 17 Connecticut++ (#2) 72-59, L

“2K Sports College Hoops Classic (Gainesville, Fla.)
+Pepsi Arena (Albany, N.Y.)

#ESPN BracketBusters

“America East Conference Opponent

“America East Conference Tournament

(Events Center, Vestal, N.Y.)

*““America East Championship (Albany, N.Y.)
+4NCAA Tournament (Philadelphia, Pa.)

2004-05

Record: 13-15 (AE 9-9)

Coach: Will Brown

Captain(s): Aquawasi St. Hillaire,
Christopher Wyatt, Lucious Jordan

Nov. 19 at Sacred Heart 85-67, W
Nov. 23 at Siena+ 86-65, W
Nov. 27 at Wagner 66-65, L
Nov. 30 at Lehigh 72-61, L
Dec. 6 at Army 73-46, W
Dec. 8 Long Island++ (OT) 80-76, L
Dec. 18 at Hartford* 71-59, W
Dec. 22 at Villanova 86-72, L
Dec. 28 at Syracuse 72-55, L
Dec. 30 Dartmouth 84-73, W
Jan. 2 Boston U." 72-69, L
Jan. 6 at New Hampshire* 73-51, W
Jan. 9 Northeastern* 73-70, L
Jan. 12 Binghamton" 68-62, W
Jan. 16 at Maine* 58-49, W
Jan. 19 at UMBC* 67-62, L
Jan. 22 at Vermont" 62-45, L
Jan. 27 Hartford* 61-42, W
Jan. 30 at Boston U.* (OT) 48-47, L

ships and advanced to the NCAA Division | Tournament for the first time in 2005-06.

Feb. 2
Feb. 5
Feb. 9
Feb. 12
Feb. 16
Feb. 19
Feb. 24
Feb. 27
Mar. 5

Stony Brook*
New Hampshire*
at Binghamton*
Maine*
Vermont"
UMBC*

at Stony Brook*
at Northeastern”
at Binghamton**

+Pepsi Arena (Albany, N.Y.)
++Nolan Gymnasium (Albany, N.Y.)
“America East Conference Opponent
“America East Conference Tournament
(Events Center, Vestal, N.Y.)

2003-04

Record: 5-23 (AE 3-15)
Coach: Will Brown
Captain(s): Levi Levine

Nov. 21
Nov. 28
Dec. 2
Dec. 5
Dec. 10
Dec. 20
Dec. 22
. 28
. 30

at Siena+
at Pittsburgh

at Colgate

Army

at Long Island
Sacred Heart
Lehigh (OT)

at Massachusetts
Wagner

UMBC*

Boston U.*

at New Hampshire*
at Northeastern”
Binghamton"

at Maine"

at Stony Brook* (OT)
at Hartford*
Vermont"

at Boston U."

at UMBC*

New Hampshire*

at Binghamton*
Maine*

Stony Brook” (20T)
Hartford*

Jan.
Feb. 1
Feb. 4
Feb. 7
Feb. 11
Feb. 14
Feb. 18
Feb. 21

69-63, W
81-68, W
67-53, L
67-54, W
71-63, L
76-62, W
68-63, L
70-63, L
76-70, L

71-50, L
83-54, L
68-65, L
68-62, W
78-65, L
75-69, L
63-55, W
82-66, L
69-59, L
67-62, L
79-62, L
57-52, W
77-70, L
59-53, L
56-50, L
65-61, L
57-48, L
53-48, L
67-55, L
64-60, W
60-54, L
58-46, L
48-36, L
81-74, L
77-59, W

Feb. 26 at Vermont*
Feb. 29 Northeastern*
Mar. 5 New Hampshire++

+Pepsi Arena (Albany, N.Y.)
“America East Conference Opponent
++America East Conference Tournament
(Walter Brown Arena, Boston, Mass.)

2002-03

Record: 7-21 (AE 3-13)
Coach: Will Brown
Captain(s): Antione Johnson,
Earv Opong, Brian Barnes

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at Notre Dame

at Army

Long Island

Robert Mortis
Quinnipiac

at Syracuse

at Lafayette

Colgate

at Maine"

Boston U.*

New Hampshire*
Vermont"

at Stony Brook’ (20T)
at Binghamton*
Dartmouth (30T)

at Hartford"
Northeastern" (OT)
at Boston U."

Maine*

Stony Brook"

at New Hampshire*
Binghamton"
Hartford*

at Northeastern”
Mar. 2 at Vermont*

Mar. 9 Vermont++

+Pepsi Arena (Albany, N.Y.)
*America East Conference Opponent
++America East Conference Tournament
(Walter Brown Arena, Boston, Mass.)

Nov.
Nov. 26
Nov. 30
Dec. 9
Dec. 11
Dec. 21
Dec. 23
Dec. 28
Dec.
Jan. 2
Jan. 4
Jan. 8
Jan. 11
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
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Feb. 2
Feb. 5
Feb. 8
Feb. 14
Feb. 16
Feb. 20
Feb. 22
Feb. 26

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80-62,
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UALBANY | | BASKETBALL

Record: 8-20 (AE 5-11)
Coach: Scott Beeten/Will Brown
Captain(s): Will Brand, Joe Vukovic,
Antione Johnson

Record: 6-22

Coach: Scott Beeten

Captain(s): Will Brand, Karim Ouattara,
Joe Vukovic

Nov. 17 at Central Conn. States 76-67, L
Nov. 18 Catholic+ 59-56, L

Nov. 21 at Niagara 74-66, L

Nov. 26 Green Mountain 101-55, W

Nov. 30 at Vermont 100-73, L

Dec. 2 Harvard 82-78, W

Dec. 5 at Syracuse 105-75, L

Dec. 9 Monmouth 61-52, L

Dec. 11 at California 95-61, L

Dec. 14 at Army 70-66, L

Dec. 29 at Utah State++ 88-43, L

Dec. 30 Cornell++ 72-59, W

Jan. 3. Liberty 70-59, L

Jan. 6 atElon 69-68, W

Jan. 9 Md.-Eastern Shore (30T)102-96, L

Jan. 13 at Texas-Pan American 84-69, L

Jan. 15. at Texas A&M-C. Christi 107-78, L

Jan. 20. at Dartmouth 88-76, L

Jan. 22. at Columbia 78-66, L

Jan. 24 Dartmouth 72-58, L

Jan. 27 Stony Brook 67-64, L

io $ at Stony Beodk ee Todd Cetnar (1996-2000) ranks 11th on the
Boag Cue geee' Schools alltime scoring list with 1,345 points.
Feb. 14 Lafayette 78-65, L

Feb. 17 Lehigh (OT) 81-74,W 1998-99

Feb. 24 Bucknell 76-67, L rer

Feb. 28 Delaware State 70-58, L : Scott Hicks

Nov. 17 Lafayette 80-72, L
Nov. 20 at Ohio State 87-62, L
Nov. 24 at Quinnipiac 79-65, L
Nov. 27 atSiena+ 60-48, L
Dec. 2 Syracuse+ 91-65, L
Dec. 5 at Bucknell 51-50, W
Dec. 8 atYale 73-61, L
Dec. 11 Army 68-60, L
(Will Brown named interim coach on Dec. 20)
Dec. 23 at Robert Morris 61-58, W
Dec. 31 at Vermont* 71-43, L
Jan. 2 at Maine* 59-52, L
Jan. 7 Binghamton* 69-61, L
Jan. 13 Maine* (OT) 73-66, L
Jan. 15 Columbia 41-40, W
Jan. 18 at Dartmouth 77-56, L
Jan. 20 at New Hampshire* 71-60, L
Jan. 24 Boston U.* 64-49, L
Jan. 26 Northeastern" 51-50, W
Jan. 30 New Hampshire” 74-57, W
Feb. 2 at Stony Brook* 65-54, W
Feb. 5 at Binghamton* 75-56, L
Feb. 8 at Hartford* 62-51, L
Feb. 10 Vermont* 61-45, W
Feb. 12 at Northeastern” 79-59, L
Feb. 16 at Boston U.* 68-56, L
Feb. 22 Hartford* 51-48, W
Feb. 24 Stony Brook* 48-47, L
Mar. 2 Hartford++ 65-49, L

+Pepsi Arena (Albany, N.Y.)
“America East Conference Opponent
++America East Conference Tournament
(Matthews Arena, Boston, Mass.)

+Mohegan Sun Classic (New Britain, Conn.)
4++Gossner Foods Classic (Logan, Utah)

Captain(s): Bob Markel, Todd Cetnar,
Matthew Haggarty

1999-2000 Nov. 14 at Duquesne 72-43, L
Record: 11-17 Nov. 18 Teikyo Post (OT) 86-85, L
Coach: Scott Hicks Nov. 21 at Toledo 79-42, L
Captain(s): Todd Cetnar, Will Brand, Nov. 23 at Arkansas-Little Rock 74-72, L
Matthew Haggarty Nov. 28 Molloy (OT) 87-78, W
Nov. 30 Green Mountain 92-65, W
Nov. 19 at Central Conn. State+ 70-56,L Dec. 2 Franklin Pierce” 68-55, L
Nov. 20 Colgate+ 79-69,L Dec. 5 at So. Conn. State” 73-69, W
Nov. 23 at Md.-Eastern Shore 59-52,L_ Dec. 9 at Mass.-Lowell" 58-54, L
Nov. 26 Elon 73-69,W Dec. 12 New Haven* (OT) 74-73, W
Nov. 28 Niagara 84-77,L Jan. 6 at Sacred Heart* 72-63, L
Dec. 2 Vermont 72-61,L Jan. 9 NewHamp. College" 81-76, L
Dec. 4 at Liberty 75-59, W Jan. 11 Bridgeport* 95-71, W
Dec. 7 at Syracuse 86-46,L Jan. 13. at Green Mountain 87-62, W
Dec. 11 at Monmouth 61-49,L Jan. 16 Mass.-Lowell* 51-46, W
Dec. 13 Green Mountain 77-57,W Jan. 18 at Bridgeport* 71-55, W
Dec. 29 atLong Beach State 83-45, L_— Jan. 20 Southern Vermont 65-55, W
] Jan. 3 at Wagner 71-66,L Jan. 23 So. Conn. State” 76-64, W
Jan. 5 at Harvard 78-60,L Jan. 27 Binghamton* 67-57, W
Jan. 8 at Lehigh 75-74,L Jan. 30 at New Haven* 86-78, L
Jan. 12 Md.-Eastern Shore 55-52,L Feb. 3. at Franklin Pierce* 56-53, L
Jan. 17 Texas A&M-Cor. Christi 90-78,W Feb. 6 Sacred Heart” 70-55, W
Jan. 19 at Delaware State 53-50,L Feb. 8 St. Joseph, Vt. 90-55, W
Jan. 21 at Stony Brook 51-47,W Feb. 10 atNew Hamp. College* 80-65, W
Jan. 25 Southern Vermont 108-84, W Feb. 13 at Stony Brook* 65-63, L
Jan. 29 Dartmouth 68-59, W Feb. 17 at Binghamton* 72-70, L
Jan. 31 Yale (OT) 77-69, W Feb. 20 Stony Brook* 59-48, L
Feb. 2 at Army 63-56, W Mar. 6 Merrimack+++ 76-62, L
Feb. 5 Stony Brook 67-53, W  *NECC Opponent
Feb. 7 at Lafayette 90-70, L +4+ECAC Division II Tournament (Newark, N.J.)
Feb. 14 at Rutgers 79-60, L
Feb. 19 Army 52-45, L
Feb. 23 at Bucknell 72-61, L
Feb. 29 at Colgate 86-70, W

Lucious Jordan was named to the America East
Conference all-tournament squad in 2006.

+Mohegan Sun Classic (New Britain, Conn.)

UALBANY BASKETBALL

1997-98

Record: 19-8

Coach: Scott Hicks

Captain(s): Andre Duncan, Darrin Jahnel,
Tom McGoldrick

Nov. 14 Georgia Southwestern+ 78-68, L
Nov. 15 Eckerd+ 69-58, W
Nov. 22 at Mass.-Lowell* 58-42, W
Nov. 28 Barry% 61-59, L
Nov. 29 St. Thomas% 71-66, W
Dec. 2 New Hampshire Coll." 75-66, W
Dec. 4 at New Haven* 73-62, W
Dec. 6 at So. Conn. State* (OT) 84-75, L
Dec. 9 Teikyo Post 74-64, W
Dec. 13 East Stroudsburg (OT) 83-78, W
Dec. 30 Queens 93-74, W
Jan. 3 Assumption++ 83-70, W
Jan. 4 St. Rose# 78-69, W
Jan. 8 Stony Brook" 51-48, W
Jan. 10 at Franklin Pierce* 80-67, L
Jan. 14 Southern Conn. State" 80-66, W
Jan. 18 Sacred Heart*# 82-78, W
Jan. 24 Franklin Pierce* 70-62, L
Jan. 27 at New Hamp. College" 75-71, W
Jan. 29 New Haven" 87-79, W
Jan. 31 Bridgeport” 80-69, W
Feb. 4 Massachusetts-Lowell* 68-48, W
Feb. 7 at Sacred Heart* 89-75, L
Feb. 9 at Bridgeport* 98-64, W
Feb. 14 at Stony Brook* 90-71, L
Feb. 22 Southern Vermont 86-64, W
Mar. 6 Merrimack+++ 92-82, L
*NECC Opponent

+West Chester Tip-Off Classic (West Chester, Pa.)
Holiday Inn Calder Classic (Miami Shores, Fla.)
++Capital Key Classic, RACC (Albany, N.Y.)

#Capital Key Classic, Pepsi Arena (Albany, N.Y.)
+++ECAC Division Il Tournament (Albany, N.Y.)
1996-97

Record: 17-10

Coach: Richard Sauers

Captain(s): Andre Duncan, Rich Dormer,
Tom McGoldrick

Nov. 17 Maine-Presque Isle 80-59, W
Nov. 20 at Le Moyne 72-69, W
Nov. 26 Old Westbury 75-53, W
Dec. 1 East Stroudsburg 93-68, W
Dec. 4 Mass.-Lowell* 63-59, L
Dec. 7 at Bridgeport* 107-57, W
Dec. 11. at Mass.-Lowell* 67-64, L
Dec. 14 Keene State” 90-62, W
Dec. 30 Quinnipiac 50-47, W+
Dec. 31 American International 81-76, L+
Jan. 6 Skidmore 91-58, W
Jan. 9 at Teikyo Post (OT) 100-88, W
Jan. 11 Sacred Heart" 83-77, L
Jan. 14 at Keene State 89-76, W
Jan. 16 at So. Connecticut State* 67-60, L
Jan. 18 New Haven" 95-62, W
Jan.. 20. at Franklin Pierce* 78-63, L
Jan. 22 New Hampshire College” 85-76, L
Jan. 25 at New Haven" 104-70, W
Jan. 29 Stony Brook" 81-63, W
Feb. 1 at Sacred Heart* 78-72, W
Feb. 4 atNew Hampshire Coll.” 84-61, L
Feb. 8 Bridgeport* 89-71, W
Feb. 15 Franklin Pierce’ 88-78, W
Feb. 18 at Stony Brook" 77-60, W
Feb. 20 So. Connecticut State" 85-78, L

In 1993-94, the Great Danes reached the NCAA Division III Elite Eight with a school-record 25-
3 mark. Captain Jason Graber led a UAlbany team that posted a 16-game winning streak.

Feb. 24 Mass.-Lowell

*NECC Opponent
+Great Dane/Ramada Inn Classic (Albany, N.Y.)
*"NECC Tournament - Quarterfinals

1995-96

Record:
Coach: Richard Sauers
Captain(s): Rich Dormer

Nov.
Nov.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.

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Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
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Feb.
Feb.
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28

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14
17
18
27

12-15

at Keuka
Plattsburgh

New Haven"

So. Connecticut State*
at Mass.-Lowell"

at New Hampshire Coll.*
Hilbert

Stonehill

Bridgeport" (20T)
Sacred Heart"

at So. Connecticut State”
at Franklin Pierce*

at Keene State”

at Stony Brook*

New Hampshire Coll."
Mass.-Lowell”

at LeMoyne*

Old Westbury

Keene State”

Franklin Pierce*
LeMoyne*

at Sacred Heart"

at Bridgeport*

at Southern Vermont

at New Haven"

Stony Brook"

at LeMoyne (OT)

*NECC Opponent
+Great Dane/Ramada Inn Classic (Albany, N.Y.)
**NECC Tournament - Quarterfinals

1994-95 (NCAA)
Record: 18-8
Coach: Richard Sauers

Captain(s):

Ted Hotaling

61-50, L**

89-75, W
71-60, W
74-62, W
81-75, W
79-69, L
87-66, L

101-49, W+

69-62, L+
78-73, W
80-78, L
86-62, L
76-54, L
95-78, W
76-67, W
71-59, L
68-66, W
70-64, L
67-63, L
95-72, W
61-59, W
67-66, L
70-68, L
97-89, L
68-61, L
65-63, L
79-65, W
76-73, L**

Nov. 18 Union 79-68, W+
Nov. 19 Skidmore 84-78, L+
Nov. 22 at Binghamton 76-60, W
Nov. 30 Castleton State 67-54, W
Dec. 2 Johnson & Wales 80-50, W*
Dec. 3 Staten Island 73-56, L*
Dec. 10 Potsdam 78-70, W
Dec. 14 at Union 88-66, L
Dec. 29 Hunter 84-82, L#
Dec. 30 Johnson State 70-64, W#
Jan. 10 Ithaca 76-69, W
Jan. 17 at Rensselaer 81-69, W
Jan. 21 Cortland 87-80, W
Jan. 24 at Plattsburgh 87-85, L
Jan. 26 Mount St. Mary 78-56, W
Jan. 31 Oneonta State (30T) 91-86, W
Feb. 7 at North Adams State 78-62, W
Feb. 9 Keuka 64-60, W
Feb. 11 at Elmira (OT) 91-89, W
Feb. 14 at Hartwick 73-59, L
Feb. 16 at Skidmore 78-66, W
Feb. 18 Southern Vermont 78-55, W
Feb. 21 at St. John Fisher 89-82, L
Feb. 25 Stony Brook 62-50, W
Mar. 2 at St. John Fisher 92-84, W**
Mar. 4 Geneseo 71-70, L***

+Capital District Tournament (Albany, N.Y.)
*Great Dane Tournament (Albany, N.Y.)

#WCSU Holiday Hoopla (Danbury, Conn.)

“NCAA Tournament - First Round (Rochester, N.Y.)
*""NCAA Tournament - Second Round (Albany, N.Y.)

1993-94 (NCAA)
Record: 25-3

Coach: Richard Sauers
Captain(s): Jason Graber

Nov. 19 Rensselaer 90-53, W+
Nov. 20 at Union 74-66, W+
Nov. 23 Binghamton 78-61, L
Nov. 30 at Castleton State 80-62, W
Dec. 4 Union 68-66, W*
Dec. 7 at Ithaca 64-63, W
Dec. 12 Buffalo State 62-61, W
Dec. 29 Widener 83-65, W#
Dec. 30 at Staten Island 80-74, W#

UALBANY Ey BASKETBALL

St. Lawrence

Jan. 10 at Cortland

Jan. 13 at Upsala 76-74, W
Jan. 14 at Stony Brook 53-45, W
Jan. 18 Rensselaer 76-60, W
Jan. 20 Hamilton 67-62, W
Jan. 25 Plattsburgh 86-62, W
Jan. 29 at Mount St. Mary 79-55, W
Feb. 3 North Adams State 74-40, W
Feb. 5 Old Westbury 77-55, W
Feb. 8 at Oneonta State (OT) 86-79, L
Feb. 12 Elmira (OT) 93-88, W
Feb. 15 Hartwick 71-56, W
Feb. 19 at Potsdam 74-64, W
Feb. 23 St. John Fisher 81-60, W
Feb. 26 Skidmore 86-75, W
Mar. 5 St. John Fisher 84-72, W**
Mar. 11 Richard Stockton 60-54, W**
Mar. 12 New York U. 67-65, L**

*Capital District Tournament (Schenectady, N.Y.)
+ECAC Challenge (Knickerbocker Arena)

#Dolphin Holiday Tournament (Staten Island, N.Y.)
“NCAA Tournament (RACC, Albany, N.Y.)

1992-93

Record: 15-10

Coach: Richard Sauers

Captain(s): Jason Graber, Garry Murray

Nov. 20 at Skidmore 68-52, W+
Nov. 21 Rensselaer 84-70, W+
Nov. 24 at Binghamton 61-55, L
Dec. 2 Castleton State 76-55, W
Dec. 4 Green Mountain 59-57, W*
Dec. 5 Western Connecticut 54-53, W*
Dec. 8 Ithaca 62-54, L
Dec. 10 at Hamilton (OT) 85-84, L
Dec. 12 Upsala 92-66, W
Jan. 4 at Plattsburgh 90-77, L
Jan. 6 at Buffalo State 69-44, L
Jan. 9 at Old Westbury 95-77, W
Jan. 16 Oneonta State 68-53, W
Jan. 21 at Union 69-61, L
Jan. 23 Cortland 79-72, L
Jan. 30 Mount St. Mary 78-70, W
Feb. 2 Utica Tech 72-50, W
Feb. 4 at North Adams State 56-51, W
Feb. 6 Stony Brook 61-48, W
Feb. 10 at Skidmore 62-60, L
Feb. 13. at Elmira 87-68, L
Feb. 17 at Hartwick 65-56, L
Feb. 20 Potsdam 48-44, W
Feb. 24 Elmira 77-69, W
Feb. 27 at Rensselaer 65-60, W

*Capital District Tournament (Saratoga Springs, N.Y.)
+Great Dane Tournament (Albany, N.Y.)

1991-92(NCAA)
Record: 21-7

Coach: Richard Sauers
Captain(s): Jeff Farnsworth, Ed Feller

Nov. 22 Union 72-57, W*
Nov. 23. at Rensselaer 80-60, L*
Nov. 26 Binghamton (OT) 83-77, W
Nov. 30 Allegheny 86-78, L+
Dec. 1 St. Lawrence 63-61, L+
Dec. 4 Castleton State 75-61, W
Dec. 7 at Alfred 84-68, W
Dec. 9 Southern Maine 82-69, W
Dec. 11 Hamilton 73-71,L
Dec. 14 at Ithaca 69-61, L

Will Brand (1998-2002) totaled 1,405 points and

688 rebounds during his four-year career.
Jan. 4 Montclair State 69-56, W
Jan. 8 at Oneonta State 91-62, W
Jan. 11 Buffalo State (OT) 71-67, L

Jan. 15 Alfred 72-68, W
Jan. 23. Union 65-43, W
Jan. 25 at Cortland 65-59, W
Jan. 28 Plattsburgh (OT) 79-76, W
Feb. 1 at Potsdam 73-69, W
Feb. 4 at Eastern Conn. (OT) 83-78, W
Feb. 6 North Adams State 76-52, W
Feb. 8 at Stony Brook

Feb. 12 Skidmore

Feb. 15 Old Westbury 102-66, W
Feb. 18 Hartwick 65-57, W
Feb. 22 at Upsala 101-66, W
Feb. 29 Rensselaer 90-76, W
Mar. 5 at New York U. 72-66, W"*
Mar. 7 at Rochester 75-49, L"*

*Capital District Tournament (Troy, N.Y.)
+Chuck Resler Tournament (Rochester, N.Y.)
“NCAA Tournament

1990-91
Record: 14-12
Coach: Richard Sauers

Captain(s): Michael Shene
Nov. 16 Rensselaer 74-73, L"
Nov. 17 Skidmore 94-59, W*
Dec. 1 at Binghamton 78-69, W
Dec. 5 atHamilton 79-63, L
Dec. 8 Western Connecticut 79-69, Wi#
Dec. 9 at Alfred (OT) 73-64, Lit
Dec. 12 at Buffalo 60-56, L
Dec. 15 Plymouth State 82-67, W
Dec. 28 Old Westbury 71-55, W+
Dec. 29 Green Mountain 82-75, W+
Jan. 3. at Montclair State 70-68, L
Jan. 5 atNorth Adams State 64-62, W
Jan. 9 Oneonta State 65-63, L
Jan. 12 at Buffalo State (20T) 76-70, L
Jan. 15 at Union 70-59, L
Jan. 19 Cortland 84-74, W
Jan. 22 at Plattsburgh 81-68, W

Jan. 26 Potsdam (20T)

Jan. 28 at Plymouth State

Jan. 31 at Old Westbury 78-74, W
Feb. 2 Stony Brook 81-75, L
Feb. 5 E. Connecticut St. (OT) 52-50, W
Feb. 9 Ithaca 87-80, L
Feb. 10 at Hartwick 79-59, L
Feb. 13 at Skidmore 62-52, W
Feb. 23 at Rensselaer 78-73, W

*Capital District Tournament (Albany, N.Y.)
#Alfred N.Y.) Tournament
+Great Dane Tournament (Albany, N.Y.)

1989-90 (NCAA)
Record: 20-9
Coach: Richard Sauers

Captain(s): Stephen Mulderry,
Stephen Sauers

Nov. 17 Norwich 68-43, W+
Nov. 18 Alfred 77-66, L+
Nov. 26 Skidmore 71-65, L"

Nov. 27. at Union 60-58, L*

Dec. 1 at Oneonta State 73-49, W
Dec. 2 Binghamton 90-75, W
Dec. 6 Hamilton 88-67, W
Dec. 9 at St. Lawrence 89-75, W
Dec. 12 Green Mountain 70-56, W
Dec. 28 Scranton (OT) 91-85, W#
Dec. 29 Jersey City State (OT) 93-91, W#
Jan. 4 Montclair State 76-66, W
Jan. 10 SUNY-New Paltz 85-69, W
Jan. 12 Buffalo State 61-60, L

Jan. 16 Union 82-74, W
Jan. 21 at Cortland (OT) 99-95, L

Jan. 23 Plattsburgh 80-68, W
Jan. 27 at Potsdam 56-55, L

Jan. 30 at Ithaca 79-65, W
Feb. 3 at Stony Brook 85-75, W
Feb. 6 atE. Connecticut State 74-62, W
Feb. 10 Hartwick 70-66, W
Feb. 14 Skidmore 71-63, W
Feb. 17 at Catholic 72-67, W
Feb. 19 at Marymount 84-59, W
Feb. 24 Rensselaer (OT) 73-70, L

Mar. 3 at Potsdam 85-75, W"*
Mar. 9 North Adams State 69-66, L"*
Mar. 10 SE Massachusetts 93-90, L"*

*Great Dane Tournament (Albany, N.Y.)
+Capital District Tournament (Schenectady, N.Y.)
#Staten Island Tournament (Staten Island, N.Y.)
“NCAA Tournament

1988-89

Record: 20-8

Coach: Richard Sauers

Captains): Stephen Jermyn, Morrison Teague

Nov. 18 Westfield 79-71, W+
Nov. 19 Staten Island 74-73, L+
Nov. 27. Union 74-62, W*
Nov. 28 Rensselaer 76-74, W*
Dec. 3 at Hartwick 92-63, L

Dec. 8 at Hamilton 76-59, L

Dec. 10 St. Lawrence 77-72, W
Dec. 12 Old Westbury 84-75, W
Jan. 7 E. Connecticut St. 76-60, W
Jan. 9 Catholic 73-63, W
Jan. 12 at Montclair State 67-64, W
Jan. 14 at Buffalo State 76-63, L

Jan. 17 at Union 61-53, W
Jan. 21 Stony Brook (30T) 72-70, W

UALBANY BASKETBALL

Jan. 23 Plattsburgh 71-61, W
Jan. 26 at Skidmore 79-58, W
Jan. 28 at Binghamton 78-75, L
Feb. 1 Oneonta State 75-68, W
Feb. 6 at Wesleyan 76-73, L
Feb. 8 at Rensselaer (OT) 75-72, W
Feb. 13 Cortland 86-72, W
Feb. 15 at Plattsburgh 105-90, W
Feb. 18 Potsdam 67-63, W
Feb. 21 Ithaca (OT) 61-57, L
Feb. 25 at Trinity 105-79, L
Mar. 4 Union 74-60, W**
Mar. 8 St. John Fisher 85-75, W**
Mar. 11 Geneseo 83-76, W**

+Great Dane Tournament (Albany, N.Y.)
*Capital District Tournament (Saratoga Springs, N.Y.)
“ECAC Upstate N.Y. Tournament (Albany, N.Y.)

1987-88

Record: 16-10

Coach: Barry Cavanaugh

Captain(s): Brett Axelrod, John Carmelio

Nov. 21 Union 86-67, L+
Nov. 22 Skidmore 67-60, W+
Dec. 2 at SUNY-New Paltz 85-68, W
Dec. 5 at St. Lawrence 89-87, W
Dec. 7 Rensselaer (OT) 102-98, L
Dec. 9 Hartwick 86-81, L
Dec. 11 Hamilton 77-75, W
Dec. 14 at Old Westbury 80-79, W
Dec. 29 Widener 64-63, W*
Dec. 30 at Staten Island 95-82, W"
Jan. 11 at Catholic 80-69, L
Jan. 16 at Oneonta State (OT) 73-66, W
Jan. 20 Montclair State 89-60, W
Jan. 23 at Potsdam 102-83, L
Jan. 25 at Plattsburgh 77-76, L
Jan. 28 Skidmore 81-69, W
Jan. 30 Binghamton 86-81, L
Feb. 3 Union (20T) 75-73, W
Feb. 6 at Stony Brook 75-66, W
Feb. 10 at Oneonta State 77-71, W
Feb. 13 at Binghamton 82-79, W
Feb. 16 Buffalo State 87-75, L
Feb. 20 Potsdam 70-68, L
Feb. 23 at Ithaca 64-56, L
Feb. 27 Trinity 101-83, W
Mar. 1 Wesleyan 100-84, W

+Capital District Tournament (Troy, N.Y.)
*Staten Island Tournament (Staten Island, N.Y.)

1986-87

Record: 21-7

Coach: Richard Sauers

Captain(s): Mike Cinque, Adam Ursprung

Nov. 22 at Salem State 90-80, W+
Nov. 23 Nazareth 84-79, L+
Nov. 30 Skidmore 89-64, W"
Dec. 1 Rensselaer (OT) 77-75, W*
Dec. 3 SUNY-New Paltz 101-77, W
Dec. 6 at Cortland 71-69, W
Dec. 9 at Binghamton 87-77, W
Dec. 11 Ithaca 71-62, W
Dec. 13 at Hartwick (OT) 77-72, W
Jan. 2 Westfield 80-73, W#
Jan. 3 St. Anselm 79-55, L#
Jan. 6 at Rensselaer 86-76, W
Jan. 10 Staten Island 69-54, L

Jan. 14 at Hamilton (OT) 82-80, W
Jan. 17 at Oneonta State 65-64, L

Jan. 22 at Plattsburgh 93-89, W
Jan. 24 at Potsdam 75-69, L
Jan. 28 Cortland 70-58, W
Jan. 31 at Skidmore 97-55, W
Feb. 4 at SUNY-New Paltz 86-74, W
Feb. 10 Binghamton 96-85, W
Feb. 12 Oneonta State 73-52, W
Feb. 14 Union 76-72, W
Feb. 24 Plattsburgh 79-71, W
Feb. 27 at Buffalo 70-69, L++
Mar. 7 Hartwick 72-60, W**
Mar. 11 Plattsburgh 73-72, W**
Mar. 14 at Hamilton 65-62, Li##

+Eastern Connecticut Tournament (Willimantic, Conn.)
*Capital District Tournament (Albany, N.Y.)

#Great Dane Classic (Albany, N.Y.)

++SUNYAC Playoffs (Potsdam, N.Y.)

“ECAC Upstate N.Y. Tournament (Albany, N.Y.)
##ECAC Upstate N.Y. Championship (Clinton, N.Y.)

1985-86

Record: 18-9

Coach: Richard Sauers

Captain(s): Doug Kilmer, Brian Kauppila

Dec. 1 Rensselaer 71-68, W+
Dec. 2 at Union 81-76, W+
Dec. 4 at Cortland 98-70, W
Dec. 7 at Plattsburgh 72-65, W
Dec. 9 SUNY-New Paltz 86-78, W
Dec. 11 Skidmore 79-60, W
Dec. 14 Hartwick (OT) 56-54, L
Jan. 3 Muhlenberg 72-71, L*
Jan. 4 Buffalo State 69-61, L*
Jan. 7 Rensselaer 78-60, W
Jan. 10 at Hunter 78-75, W
Jan. 11 at Staten Island 78-68, W
Jan. 15 Hamilton 72-68, L
Jan. 18 at Oneonta State 77-68, W
Jan. 22 at Binghamton 69-65, W
Jan. 25 at Potsdam 69-51, L
Jan. 29 Cortland 81-49, W
Feb. 1 Plattsburgh 67-58, W
Feb. 5 Union 77-58, W
Feb. 8 Oneonta State 90-62, W
Feb. 10 at Ithaca 62-61, L
Feb. 12 Binghamton 79-75, W
Feb. 15 Potsdam 75-62, L
Feb. 18 at SUNY-New Paltz 88-76, W
Feb. 21 at Buffalo State 66-64, L#
Feb. 22 Utica Tech 98-58, W**
Mar. 2 Binghamton 62-61, L**

+Capital District Tournament (Schenectady, N.Y.)
*Great Dane Classic

#SUNYAC Playoffs (Buffalo, NY)

“ECAC Upstate New York Tournament (Albany, N.Y.)

1984-85 (NCAA)

Record: 22-6

Coach: Richard Sauers

Captain(s): David Adam, Dan Croutier

Buffalo

Jan. 5 82-64, WH
Jan. 12 Staten Island 93-77, W
Jan. 15 Montclair State 80-54, W
Jan. 19 at Oneonta State 79-65, W
Jan. 23 at Binghamton 62-61, W
Jan. 26 at Potsdam 75-65, L
Jan. 30 at Cortland 78-65, W
Feb. 2 Plattsburgh 74-51, W
Feb. 4 at Skidmore 74-65, W
Feb. 6 at Union 63-60, W
Feb. 9 Oneonta State 82-55, W
Feb. 13 Binghamton 80-66, W
Feb. 16 Potsdam 63-57, W
Feb. 19 at Hamilton 81-64, L
Feb. 22 Brockport 91-66, W++
Feb. 23 Buffalo State 73-64, L++
Mar. 1 at Worcester Poly (OT) 58-57, L**
Mar. 2 Westfield State 78-70, W**

+4+Capital District Tournament (Troy, N.Y.)
#Great Dane Classic (Albany, N.Y.)
4++SUNYACTourmament (Albany, N.Y.)

“NCAA Northeast Regional (Worcester, Mass.)

1983-84

Record: 14-11

Coach: Richard Sauers
Captain(s): Wilson Thomas

Nov. 18 CCNY 99-65, W+
Nov. 19 Union 60-53, W+
Nov. 22 Hartwick 74-51, L
Dec. 3 at Stony Brook 70-68, W
Dec. 7 Oneonta State 63-54, W
Dec. 10 Cortland 84-55, W
Dec. 13 at Hunter 73-71,L
Dec. 29 John Jay 80-63, W*
Dec. 30 Buffalo State 77-72, W"
Jan. 3 at Montclair State 75-66, L
Jan. 4 at King’s, Pa. (OT) 60-59, L
Jan. 11 Union 80-72, W
Jan. 14 at Staten Island 63-57, L
Jan. 17 at Binghamton (OT) 62-60, W
Jan. 21 at Ithaca 67-60, W
Jan. 25 Rensselaer 62-61, L
Jan. 28 at Potsdam 81-68, L
Feb. 1 at Plattsburgh 81-77, L
Feb. 4 Binghamton 65-55, L
Feb. 8 Plattsburgh 51-44, W
Feb. 10 Potsdam (OT) 62-56, W
Feb. 15 at Oneonta State 66-58, L
Feb. 18 at Cortland 84-71, W
Feb. 21 Hamilton 65-58, W
Feb. 23 at Binghamton 46-44, L**

+4Capital District Tournament (Albany, N.Y.)
*Great Dane Classic (Albany, N.Y.)
“ECAC Upstate N.Y. Tournament (Binghamton, N.Y.)

1982-83

Record: 17-10

Coach: Richard Sauers
Captain(s): John Dieckelman

Nov. 24 Union 70-61,W+ Nov. 19 Rensselaer 62-57, W+
Nov. 25 York 102-67, W+Nov. 20 at Union (30T) 79-74, L+
Nov. 28 Ithaca 86-65, W Nov. 23 King’s, Pa. 93-78, W
Dec. 1 Stony Brook 75-60,W Dec. 1 at Plattsburgh 87-67, W
Dec. 5 Cortland 74-59, Dec. 4 Middlebury 86-53, Wit
Dec. 8 at Plattsburgh 75-57,W Dec. 5 at Ithaca 75-60, Wit
ec. 10 Hunter 87-54, Dec. 8 Oneonta State 62-50, W
Dec. 12 at Rensselaer 74-60,W Dec. 11 Potsdam 79-66, W
Dec. 15 at Hartwick 67-49,L Dec. 29 St. Lawrence 71-63, W*
Jan. 4 Jersey City State 83-81, L# Dec. 30 Scranton 73-63, L*

UALBANY Ey BASKETBALL

at Hamilton

5
Jan. 8 at Hartwick
Jan. 12 Cortland
Jan. 15 at Potsdam
Jan. 18 at Rensselaer
Jan. 25 at Binghamton (OT)
Jan. 29 at Cortland
Feb. 1 Binghamton
Feb. 5 Stony Brook
Feb. 9 Plattsburgh
Feb. 12 Staten Island
Feb. 15 at Oneonta State
Feb. 17 at Union
Feb. 19 Ithaca
Feb. 25 Buffalo State
Feb. 26 Buffalo
Mar. 4 Rochester

+Capital District Tournament (Schenectady, N.Y.)

#ithaca Invitational (Ithaca, N.Y.)
*Great Dane Classic (Albany, N.Y.)
++SUNYAC Tournament (Potsdam, N.Y.)

“ECAC Upstate N.Y. Tournament (Clinton, N.Y.)

Captain(s): Joe Jednak, Ron Simmons

Nov. 20
Nov. 21
Dec. 2
Dec. 5
Dec. 6
Dec. 9
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

Union
at Rensselaer
Binghamton

at North Adams State
Williams

at Plattsburgh

at King’s, Pa.
Rensselaer (OT)
Stony Brook

Buffalo

Brockport

Union (OT)
Hartwick

at Oneonta State

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.

at Cortland
Hamilton
Potsdam

at Binghamton
at Utica
Plattsburgh
Oneonta State
Cortland

at Potsdam
Oswego
Buffalo

at Buffalo State
Oswego

at Hamilton

+Capital District Tournament (Troy, N.Y.)
“Berkshire Classic (North Adams, Mass.)
#Great Dane Classic (Albany, N.Y.)
SUNYAC Tournament (Buffalo, N.Y.)

65-49, W+
45-40, L+
56-45, W
94-61, W*
65-57, L*
61-40, W
75-68, L
58-50, W
70-58, W#
55-48, W#
73-46, W
63-61, W
54-51, W
58-48, W
71-67, L
76-50, L
72-62, W
59-45, W
67-59, L
70-63, W
65-55, W
101-61, W
63-60, L
87-68, W
53-51, LA
72-68, L*
70-66, W**
64-54, L**

“ECAC Upstate N.Y. Tournament (Clinton, N.Y.)

1980-81 (NCAA)
Record: 23-5
Coach: Richard Sauers

Captain(s): Ray Cesare, Rob Clune

Nov. 21
Nov. 22
Dec. 3
Dec. 6
Dec. 10

RIT
Upsala

at Oswego
Potsdam (30T)

at Binghamton (OT)

51-50, W+
61-55, W+
72-48, W
71-70, L
52-50, W

—<

Dec. 13 King’s, Pa. 95-76, W
Dec. 29 Wittenberg 61-50, L#
Dec. 30 Dyke 94-77, W#
Jan. 9 Springfield 67-60, W*
Jan. 10 Union 65-61, W*
Jan. 17 Utica (OT) 63-58, W
Jan. 21 at Plattsburgh 57-43, W
Jan. 24 at Cortland 72-58, W
Jan. 27 at Oneonta State 77-58, W
Jan. 31 Southern Conn. State 65-53, W
Feb. 3 at Hamilton (OT) 68-64, W
Feb. 7 at Potsdam 64-53, L
Feb. 10 Binghamton 52-46, W
Feb. 12 at Rensselaer 55-44, W
Feb. 14 Plattsburgh 73-49, W
Feb. 16 at Union 66-64, W
Feb. 18 at Hartwick 96-76, L
Feb. 21 Oneonta State 60-54, W
Feb. 24 Cortland (OT) 66-64, W
Feb. 27 Buffalo 48-39, W++
Feb. 28 at Potsdam (OT) 60-59, W++
Mar. 6 St. Lawrence 45-44, W**
Mar. 7 at Potsdam (OT) 68-63, L**

In 1996-97, UAlbany finished 17-10 overall in Richard "Doc" Sauers' final season as coach.

Jan. 22 Oneonta State 94-62, W
Jan. 24 at Cortland 76-67, W
Jan. 26 Utica 80-67, W
Jan. 30 Plattsburgh 70-56, W
Feb. 2 at Binghamton 67-60, W
Feb. 5 at Oneonta State (OT) 63-62, L
Feb. 7 Hartwick 71-63, L
Feb. 9 Union 85-70, W
Feb. 13 at Southern Conn. State 79-75, W
Feb. 16 at Potsdam 88-86, W
Feb. 19 at Plattsburgh 73-68, W
Feb. 22 at Buffalo (407) 65-57, L++
Feb. 23 Buffalo State 98-61, W++
Feb. 29 St. Lawrence 75-66, W**
Mar. 1 at Potsdam 87-72, L**

+Stony Brook Invitational (Stony Brook, N.Y.)
*Capital District Tournament (Schenectady, N.Y.)
++SUNYAC Tournament (Buffalo, N.Y.)
“NCAA East Regional (Potsdam, N.Y.)

1978-79 (NCAA)
Record: 20-7

+Brockport Tip-Off Tournament (Brockport, N.Y.)
#Indiana, Pa.Christmas Tree Tournament (Indiana, Pa.)
*Capital District Tournament (Albany, N.Y.)
++SUNYAC Tournament (Potsdam, N.Y.)

“NCAA Northeast Regional (Potsdam, N.Y.)

1979-80(NCAA)
Record: 21-6
Coach: Richard Sauers

Coach: Richard Sauers

Captain(s): Winston Royal
Nov. 28 at King’s, Pa. 79-69, W
Dec. 1 Oswego 82-52, W
Dec. 5 Binghamton 81-66, W
Dec. 8 Cortland 65-61, W
Dec. 11 at Buffalo 66-58, W
Dec. 14 at Stony Brook 66-64, L+
Dec. 15 Quinnipiac 81-69, W+
Jan. 5 at Union 57-55, W*
Jan. 6 Tufts 82-71, W*
Jan. 9 Rensselaer 64-56, W
Jan. 15 Hamilton 70-68, W
Jan. 17 Potsdam (OT) 70-68, L

Captain(s): Barry Cavanaugh,
Carmelo Verdejo

Nov. 29 Southern Conn. State 71-60, W
Dec. 2 Cortland 90-80, W
Dec. 6 at Binghamton 69-63, W
Dec. 9 Geneseo 81-56, W
Dec. 13 at Hartwick 61-49, L

Jan. 6 Union 61-44, W+
Jan. 7 Springfield 69-63, W+
Jan. 11 at Rollins 79-70, L

Jan. 13 at St. Leo's 80-63, W
Jan. 16 at Hamilton (OT) 56-53, L

Jan. 18 Buffalo 80-35, W
Jan. 20 at Colgate 89-82, L

Jan. 23 at Oneonta State 7271,

Jan. 25 Brockport 74-58, W
Jan. 27 C.W. Post 98-77, W
Jan. 31 at Union 63-60, W
Feb. 3 at Fredonia 64-53, W
Feb. 6 at Rensselaer 65-53, W
Feb. 10 Jersey City State 76-75, Wit
Feb. 11. at Elmira 76-56, Wit

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Potsdam

Feb. 16 72-69, W
Feb. 20 at Plattsburgh (OT) 60-58, L

Feb. 22 Binghamton 76-62, W
Feb. 24 Oswego 71-62, W
Feb. 27 at Utica 70-65, W
Mar. 2 Savannah State (OT) 82-81, L*
Mar. 3 Lane (OT) 85-83, W*

+Capital District Tournament (Albany, N.Y.)
#Elmira Invitational (Elmira, N.Y.)
*NCAA Division Ill Southeast Regional (Danville, Ky.)

1977-78

Record: 15-9

Coach: Richard Sauers
Captain(s): Kevin Keane

Dec. 3 at Cortland 79-61, W

Dec. 7 Binghamton 91-69, W

Dec. 10 at Geneseo 71-70, L

Dec. 14 Hartwick 61-59, L

Dec. 28 Baldwin-Wallace 85-74, L+

Dec. 29 Oshkosh (OT) 80-77, L+

Jan. 6 at Union 86-81, L#

Jan. 7 Marist 96-59, Wit

Jan. 11. at Ithaca 68-60, W

van. 14 at Potsdam 72-67, Andre Duncan (1994-98) led the Great Danes to

Jan. 25 Oneonta State 66-53, Wan NCAA and ECAC berth during his career.

Jan. 28. Fredonia 51-39, W -

Jan. 31 Union (OT) 57-55,L. Mar. 1 at Union 83-66, W

Feb. 2 Rensselaer 74-56,w Mar. 4 Ithaca 75-58, W"

Feb. 4 at Southern Conn. State 80-55,w Mar. 5 Oneonta State 47-46, L*

Fab. “10 “at Brockport 65-62, W capital District Tournament (Albany, N.Y.

ie i cmaticay oe ANGnA East Begin (alone NY}. ,

Feb. 17 at Gannon 66-61, L :

Feb. 18 at Buffalo 104-97, L 1975: oT it

Feb. 25 Utica 80-76, W ae

Mar. 1 Hamilton ges w Coactt Richard Sauers

Mar. 4 Oneonta State 59-49, ws Caplain(s): Bob Audi

Mar. 5 Hamilton (OT) 101-95, W" Dec. 6 at Cortland 75-45, W
er . Dec. 9 Binghamton 81-71, W

+Kambri Shrine Holiday Tour. (New Concord, Ohio)

#Capital Disttet Tourrament(Sehenactady, Nv Deo. 11 at Ithaca 81-63, W

“ECAC Upstate New York Tournament (Utica, N.Y.) Dec. 13 C.W. Post 70-67, W

Dec. 29 Urbana 96-93, W+

1976-77 (NCAA) Dec. 30 at Muskingum 61-59, L+
: Jan. 3 Rensselaer 79-65, Lit

Eee er araisausrs Jan. 4 at Union 72-49, L#

Captain(s): Bob Audi Jan. 10 at Southem Conn. State 79-78, L

Jan. 16 at Geneseo 73-58, W

Dec. 2 Marist 103-85, W Jan. 17 at Buffalo 63-62, L

Dec. 4 Cortland 79-53, W Jan. 21 at Potsdam 69-62, L

Dec. 8 at Binghamton 58-49, Jan. 24 Oneonta State (OT) 55-53, W

Dec. 11 Geneseo 91-88, W Jan. 27 Union 69-58, L

Dec. 28 Union 91-66, W+ Jan. 31. Fredonia 66-50, W

Dec. 29 Siena 91-86, L+ Feb. 7 Siena 66-58, L

Jan. 5 at Rollins 82-71,L Feb. 11 at Oswego 71-69, L

Jan. 7 at St. Leo's 62-60,L Feb. 14 at Utica (OT) 77-73, W

Jan. 11 at Hamilton 97-91,L Feb. 18 Plattsburgh 78-76, L

Jan. 13. at Hartwick 79-74, Feb. 21. at Brockport 77-76, W

Jan. 15 at C.W. Post 84-61, W Feb. 25 New Paltz

Jan. 18 Utica 77-57,W_ Feb. 27 Hartwick

Jan. 22 at Fredonia 72-62, W Mar. 2 Hamilton

vane = at Oneonla site ee, +Shriner’s Classic (New Concord, Ohio)

jan. 31. Southern Conn. State 91-68, w #Capital City Tournament (Schenectady, N.Y.)

Feb. 3 atSiena 62-49, W

Feb. 8 Buffalo 107-77, w 1974-75(NCAA)

Feb. 11 Potsdam 74-56, w Record: 15-10

Feb. 12 Oswego 93-56 w Coach: Richard Sauers

Feb. 16 at Plattsburgh 61-60, w Captains): Pete Koola

Feb; 19 Brockport 71-62, W Dec. 4 at New Paltz 98-68, W

Feb. 23 at New Paltz 96-66,W Deo. 7 Cortland 102-71, W

at Binghamton

10 91-71,W
Dec. 12 at Hartwick (OT) 69-68, L
Dec. 14 Buffalo 111-94, W
Dec. 27 atSiena 104-80, L+
Dec. 28 Rensselaer 83-78, W+
Jan. 10 at Hamilton 95-80, L
Jan. 17 at Buffalo State 88-78, W
Jan. 18 at Fredonia 65-48, L
Jan. 21 Williams 75-71, L
Jan. 25 Southern Conn. State 105-85, W
Jan. 29 Utica 99-84, W
Feb. 1 Ithaca (OT) 111-94, W
Feb. 4 Geneseo 64-60, W
Feb. 8 atSiena 72-57, L
Feb. 12 at Oneonta State 66-51, L
Feb. 15 Potsdam 62-56, W
Feb. 16 Oswego 80-56, W
Feb. 20 at Plattsburgh 64-52, W
Feb. 23 Brockport 72-67, W
Feb. 27 at Marist 92-86, L
Mar. 1 at Stony Brook 82-70, W
Mar. 7 St. Lawrence 82-63, L#
Mar. 8 Rensselaer 72-55, Lt

+Capital District Tournament (Loudonville, N.Y.)
#NCAA Division III East Regional (Brockport, N.Y.)

1973-74

Record: 17-8

Coach: Richard Sauers

Captain(s): Reggie Smith, Byron Miller

Dec. 1 atWilliams 74-71,L
Dec. 4 at Utica 57-56, W
Dec. 8 at Cortland 68-54, W
Dec. 13 Hartwick 60-57, L
Dec. 15 Binghamton 76-71, W
Dec. 28 Siena 86-76, L+
Dec. 29 Rensselaer 88-77, W+
Jan. 9 at Brockport 77-73, L
Jan. 12 at Southern Conn. State 61-55, W
Jan. 18 Stony Brook 77-70, W
Jan. 22 Marist 70-52, W
Jan. 25 at Geneseo 93-71, L
Jan. 26 at Buffalo 77-72, L#
Feb. 1 Buffalo State 74-67, W
Feb. 2 Fredonia 57-48, W
Feb. 6 Plattsburgh 82-64, W
Feb. 9 Siena 84-83, W
Feb. 13 Oneonta State 62-59, W
Feb. 16 at Oswego 75-70, W
Feb. 21 Hamilton 84-73, W
Feb. 23 at Potsdam 66-53, L
Feb. 27 New Paltz 102-81, W
Mar. 2 at Ithaca 74-73, W
Mar. 8 Brockport 81-64, L*
Mar. 9 Geneseo 94-73, W"

+Capital District Tournament (Albany, N.Y.)
#Memorial Auditorium (Buffalo, N.Y.)
*ECAC Upstate N.Y. Tournament (Schenectady, N.Y.)

1972-73
Record: 17-8
Coach: Richard Sauers

Captain(s): John Quattrocchi,
Reggie Smith

Dec. 2. at Stony Brook 66-51, W
Dec. 4 Utica 75-67, W
Dec. 8 Cortland 96-68, W
Dec. 13. at Hartwick 72-57, L
Dec. 15 at Binghamton 68-66, L
Dec. 29 Siena 81-71, W+

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57-52, W+

at Union (OT)

Dec. 30

Jan. 10 at Hamilton 95-58, W
Jan. 17 Marist 71-57, W
Jan. 19 at Buffalo State 76-73, L

Jan. 20 at Fredonia (OT) 62-58, W
Jan. 24 at Oneonta State 56-37, L

Jan. 27 Southern Conn. State 71-48, W
Jan. 31 Brockport 70-63, W
Feb. 3 Potsdam 63-54, W
Feb. 7 Buffalo 76-62, L

Feb. 10 atSiena 78-75, L

Feb. 14 at Plattsburgh 79-76, L

Feb. 17 Oswego 81-50, W
Feb. 20 at New Paltz 87-54, W
Feb. 23 Geneseo 77-68, W
Feb. 24 Ithaca 84-75, W
Feb. 28 Williams 83-81, W
Mar. 9 St. Lawrence 69-55, W*
Mar. 10 Union 69-64, L*

+Capital District Tournament (Schenectady, N.Y.)
“ECAC Upstate N.Y. Tournament (Albany, N.Y.)

1971-72

Record: 17-6

Coach: Richard Sauers

Captain(s): John Quattrocchi

Dec. 1 at Williams 73-69, L
Dec. 4 Stony Brook 69-62, W
Dec. 8 Plattsburgh 82-68, W
Dec. 11. Binghamton 67-44, W
Dec. 29 Rensselaer 65-54, W+
Dec. 30 Union 69-55, W+
Jan. 8 at Oswego 74-66, W
Jan. 11 at Southern Conn. State 71-52, W
Jan. 14 at Brockport 106-74, L
Jan. 15 at Geneseo 72-63, W
Jan. 19. at Ithaca 72-52, L
Jan. 22 Hartwick (OT) 70-68, W
Jan. 26 Oneonta State 64-57, W
Jan. 29 at Potsdam 72-68, L
Feb. 4 Fredonia (OT) 59-50, W
Feb. 5 Buffalo State 66-61, W
Feb. 9 Hamilton 83-70, W
Feb. 12 Siena 72-56, W
Feb. 15. at Utica 86-69, L
Feb. 23 New Paltz 97-65, W
Feb. 28 at Buffalo 76-67, L
Mar. 1 at Cortland 75-73, W
Mar. 3. at Marist 81-77, W
+Capital District Tournament (Albany, N.Y.)
1970-71

Record: 17-5

Coach: Richard Sauers

Captain(s): Jack Jordan, Alan Reid

Dec. 1 Williams 81-76, L
Dec. 4 at Stony Brook 67-66, L
Dec. 9 at Plattsburgh 84-65, W
Dec. 12. at Binghamton 82-54, W
Dec. 28 Rensselaer 72-64, W+
Dec. 29 Union 71-67, L+
Jan. 4 St. Francis, N.Y. 65-56, W*
Jan. 5 Buffalo State 60-53, L*
Jan. 6 Scranton 72-69, W*
Jan. 13. at Hartwick 70-66, W
Jan. 15 at Hobart 74-64, W
Jan. 23. Marist 88-66, L
Jan. 27 Buffalo 76-61, W
Jan. 30 Potsdam 69-58, W
Feb. 4 at Oneonta State 73-57, W

Cortland 78-63, W

at New Paltz 87-61, W
at Siena 85-70, Wit
Southern Conn. State 77-58, W
Ithaca 82-69, W
Utica 84-62, W
Oswego 73-65, W

+Capital District Tournament (Albany, N.Y.)
“Pocono Classic (East Stroudsburg, Pa.)
#Mechanicville, N.Y.

1969-70

Record: 13-9

Coach: Richard Sauers
Captain(s): Jack Adams

Dec. 2 at Williams (OT) 72-71, W
Dec. 5 Stony Brook 58-49, L
Dec. 9 Plattsburgh 73-53, L
Dec. 11 Marist 66-64, W
Dec. 16 Hartwick 63-62, L
Jan. 2 Union 71-60, W+
Jan. 3 Rensselaer 68-56, W+
Jan. 6 Merrimack 67-59, L
Jan. 13 Oneonta State 74-54, W
Jan. 17 Hobart 59-55, W
Jan. 29 at Pratt 76-70, W
Jan. 31 at Potsdam 65-53, W
Feb. 4 at Southern Conn. State 86-59, L
Feb. 7 at Cortland (OT) 72-70, L
Feb. 10 New Paltz 71-55, W
Feb. 14 Siena 72-63, W
Feb. 18 Central Conn. State 83-77, L
Feb. 21 at Ithaca 73-51, L
Feb. 26 at Buffalo 70-59, L
Feb. 28 at Utica 89-77, W
Mar. 3 at Oswego 64-56, W
Mar. 7 Brooklyn 83-69, W

+Capital City Tournament (Albany, N.Y.)

1968-69 (NCAA)

Record: 18-6

Coach: Richard Sauers

Captains): Rich Margison, Scott Price

Dec. 4 at Oneonta State 71-59, L
Dec. 7 Stony Brook 57-52, W
Dec. 10 at Plattsburgh 64-59, W
Dec. 14 Buffalo 66-59, L
Dec. 18 at Central Conn. State 76-42, L
Dec. 27 St. Lawrence 78-66, W+
Dec. 28 Siena 59-58, W+
Jan. 6 at Merrimack 76-75, W
Jan. 11 Harpur 70-50, W
Jan. 25 Pratt 81-65, W
Jan. 27 at West Chester 71-55, W
Jan. 29 at Hartwick (OT) 77-76, W
Feb. 1 at Brooklyn 68-66, W
Feb. 5 Cortland 82-81, W
Feb. 8 at Hobart 63-60, W
Feb. 12 Ithaca 73-68, W
Feb. 14 Siena 73-64, Lit
Feb. 21 Potsdam 75-57, W
Feb. 22 Southern Conn. State 73-71, W
Feb. 26 Utica 81-53, W
Mar. 1 at New Paltz 64-59, L
Mar. 4 Oswego 62-54, W
Mar. 7 Wagner 109-64, L*
Mar. 8 at Le Moyne 71-70, W*
+Capital City Tournament (Albany, N.Y.)

#Troy, N.Y.

*NCAA College Div. East Regional (Syracuse, N.Y.)

Jim Oppedisano, who scored 1,271 careerpoints,
played on a pair of NAIA Tournament teams.

1967-68

Record:

18-4

Coach: Richard Sauers
Captain(s): Larry Marcus

Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

Feb.

Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.

1 Rensselaer
2 Williams

6 Plattsburgh

8 at Buffalo
12. at Utica
16 Central Conn. State
28 Hamilton
29 Rensselaer
30 Siena

6 Brooklyn

10 at Southern Conn. State
12 RIT
31. at Stony Brook

3 at Potsdam

6 at Harpur

10 Hobart

19 Siena

21 New Paltz

24 at Pratt

28 Oneonta State

1 at Ithaca

2 at Cortland

+Albany Invitational (Albany, N.Y.)
*Capital City Tournament (Albany, N.Y.)

1966-67

Record:

15-7

Coach: Richard Sauers

Captain(s):

Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.

Jan.

Jim Constantino

1 at Central Conn. State
3 Pratt

7 at Plattsburgh

13 Potsdam

15. at Brooklyn
20 Merrimack
29° Marist
30 at Siena

4 at Montclair State

76-64, W+
73-69, L+
96-88, W
92-69, L
107-75, W
91-89, L
105-87, W*
86-69, W*
69-62, W*
80-64, W
88-80, W
103-86, W
64-52, W
74-62, W
75-60, W
83-68, W
79-72, W
80-56, W
91-72, W
63-58, W
77-69, L
76-73, W

80-73, L
84-67, W
58-56, W
80-74, W
63-61, W
80-76, L
93-80, W+
73-67, L+
79-64, L

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11
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4

Southern Conn. State
at Utica
Harpur
Cortland

Utica
Oswego
Ithaca

at RIT

at Buffalo
Oneonta State
at Siena (OT)
at New Paltz
Buffalo

95-63, W
102-85, W
77-60, W
91-83, W
87-78, W
90-68, L
105-82, W
76-75, W
78-68, W
76-73, L

-+Capital City Tournament (Loudonville, N.Y.)

1965-66

Record: 13-9
Coach: Richard Sauers
Captain(s): Jim Constantino

Dec. 4 Siena 73-71, W
Dec. 10 Montclair State 84-73, L
Dec. 11 Buffalo 80-66, L
Dec. 14 at Oneonta State 81-72, L
Dec. 17 New Paltz 84-72, W+
Dec. 18 Siena 91-88, W+
Jan. 6 at Oswego 71-66, W
Jan. 8 at Southern Conn. State 90-87, W
Jan. 12 Utica 74-56, W
Jan. 15 Central Conn. State 98-81, L
Jan. 29 at Harpur 71-67, W
Jan. 31. at Potsdam 75-65, L
Feb. 2 Pratt 84-69, W
Feb. 5 Brooklyn (OT) 82-81, W
Feb. 11. at Cortland 70-69, W
Feb. 12 at Ithaca 91-79, L
Feb. 15 Plattsburgh 79-54, L
Feb. 19 at Buffalo 88-63, L
Feb. 23 New Paltz 80-79, W
Feb. 26 at Merrimack 83-75, L
Mar. 2 at Hobart (OT) 72-71,W
Mar. 5 at Utica 80-62, W
+Capital City Tournament (Loudonville, N.Y.)
1964-65

Record: 16-6

Coach: Richard Sauers

Captain(s): Dick Crossett, Dan Zeh

Dec. 1 at Montclair State TTL
Dec. 5 Siena 75-49, W
Dec. 7 Southern Conn. State 78-76, W
Dec. 12 at Buffalo 89-65, L
Dec. 16 Utica 83-59, W
Dec. 18 at Siena 50-48, L+
Dec. 19 Marist 82-60, W+
Jan. 8 Cortland 69-68, W
Jan. 9 Potsdam 60-50, W
Jan. 13 Oneonta State 68-56, W
Jan. 29 Pratt 69-63, W
Jan. 30 at Pace 85-61, W
Feb. 4 Oswego 74-63, W
Feb. 6 at Hobart 69-44, W
Feb. 10 at Oneonta State 57-54, W
Feb. 12 Harpur 74-44, W
Feb. 13. at Utica 60-50, W
Feb. 17 at Plattsburgh (20T) 83-81, W
Feb. 20 Buffalo 69-58, L
Feb. 23 at New Paltz 68-63, W
Feb. 27 Ithaca 78-74, L
Mar. 3 atCentralConn. State 102-80, L

+4Capital City Tournament (Loudonville, N.Y.)

The Great Danes moved to the Division | level in 1999-2000 with Scott Hicks as head coach.

1963-64 Jan. 16 at Oneonta State (OT) 40-39, L
Record: 11-11 Jan. 19. at Plattsburgh 54-53, W
Coach: Richard Sauers Jan. 31 Utica _ 77-54, L
Captain(s): Paul Sheehan Feb. 2 Adelphi 49-44, W
Feb. 8 Merrimack 69-67, W
Dec. 4 Oneonta State 70-49,W Feb. 9 atCentralConn. State 79-66, L
Dec. 7 New Paltz 55-43, W Feb. 13 Oneonta State 69-51, W
Dec. 14 at Ithaca 70-45,L Feb. 15 New Paltz 61-59, W
Dec. 17 at Oswego 74-51,L Feb. 16 Brockport 73-61, W
Dec. 27 Rensselaer 72-64, W+ Feb. 21 Ithaca 83-70, L
Dec. 28 St. Lawrence 73-50, W+ Feb. 23 Oswego 75-63, W
Jan. 8 at Harpur 78-52,W Feb. 28 Oswego 65-53, Wit
Jan. 11 Siena 36-32,L_ Mar. 1 Buffalo State 75-66, Wit
Jan. 14 at Cortland 82-72,L Mar. 2 Potsdam 49-40, #
Jan. 17 Buffalo a «(Loudonvie, N.Y)
- +Capital City Tournament (Loudonville, N.Y,
ry e a Fae aad SUNY invitational (Corland. NY.)
Feb. 1 at Potsdam 52-48, L
Feb. 4 at Oneonta State 60-45, 1961-62
Feb. 7 Pace 65-61,w Record: 19-6
Feb. 8 Central Conn. State 77-65, Coach: Richard Sauers
Feb. 14 Montclair State 82-76, Captain(s): Roger Casey, John Wallace
yep 2 Sena 80-75, W bec. 2 at New Paltz 77-87, W
Feb. 18 at New Paltz 70-60, W
Dec. 5 at Oneonta State (OT) 51-50, W
Feb. 21 at Brockport 67-05,L. Ree” 8 Bunale Saks Jose W
Feb. 22 at Buffalo 91-52,L. Dee ae :
ee Chen asso, w Dec: 9 Geneseo 91-62, W
r™ Dec. 15 at Cortland 72-67, L
+Capital City Tournament (Loudonville, N.Y.) Dec. 16 at Harpur 62-58, L
Dec. 19 at Utica 84-69, W
1962-63 Dec. 27 Rensselaer 79-49, W+
: Dec. 28 Alfred 61-60, L+
Coach: Richard Sauers Dec. 22. at Sioa (907) 47-45, Ws
Hear jan. ace -53,
Captain(s): Jim Oppedisano, Don DeLuca S21 0 P7Ne os satime 89-460, W
Dec. 1 at Pace 67-44, Jan. 13 Siena 49-47, W
Dec. 4 at Utica 70-57, W Jan. 31 Utica 81-50, W
Dec. 7 at Buffalo 58-56,L Feb. 3 at Potsdam (OT) 74-67, W
Dec. 8 at Buffalo State 47-46,L_ Feb. 7 Oneonta State 70-54, W
Dec. 14 Potsdam 46-44,L Feb. 9 Suffolk 84-60, W
Dec. 15 Cortland 69-63,L Feb. 10 Central Conn. State 69-60, W
Dec. 18 at New Paltz 57-56,W Feb. 14 New Paltz 63-55, W
Dec. 27 Rensselaer 63-50, W+ Feb. 16 at Brockport (20T) 92-89, L
Dec. 28 St. Lawrence 62-52, L+ Feb. 17 at Hobart 63-47, W
Dec. 29 at Siena 60-52, L+ Feb. 23 Plattsburgh 82-68, W
Jan. 5 Harpur 81-56, W Mar. 1 Potsdam 83-58, W"
Jan. 12. Siena 52-44, Mar. 2 Brockport 76-67, L*

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Mar. 3. at Cortland
-+Capital City Tournament (Loudonville, N.Y. Record: 1755
“SUNY invitational foes. N.Y.) y Coach: Richard Sauers
Captain(s): Dick Causey, Don Mayer
1960-61 Dec. 3. Hartford 82-48, W
Record: 22-6 Dec. 7 New York Maritime 87-75, W
Coach: Richard Sauers Dec. 14 at New Haven 96-80, L
Captain(s): Don Cohen, Sherwin Bowen Deo. 17. Oneonta State 93-80, W
Dec. 3 New York Maritime 91-50, W pone Genoa eee
Dec. 6 at Oneonta State 77-70, L ae a cee Pay
Dec. 8 at Buffalo State 78-76, L Ten: 4S Gine oe N
Dec. 10 at Geneseo 109-59, W ,
Dec. 13 at Utica 76-50, W da. 1G Ney Palle Bea W
Dec. 15 Potsdam 98-72, W Bob; 1 eb Utes 58-59, W
Dec. 17 Harpur 65.66, W Feb. 3 at Potsdam 79-61, W
Gear’ Wola aco. We: Feb. 7 at Pratt 65-53, L
Dec. 28 Maryland State 45-35, L+ Feb. 8 ‘at Brooklyn Poly 70-64, W
Dec. 29 Glassboro State 70-56, W+ Fee 14 at New Fait ee
jan Foon aca W Feb. 15 New Britain 86-73, W
Jan. 10 at New Paltz 79-50, W Reb: 2) Rave 8681. W
ae ik Sens sie Ww =| Feb. 22 New Haven 96-70, W
‘jan. 19. at Plattsburgh oaas Ww Feb. 27 Buffalo State 63-54, L+
ro Suto pes W Feb. 28 Potsdam 57-48, W+
Foe Uren 100-68: W. Mar. 1 Oneonta State 74-71, We
Feb. 11 at Oswego 66-57, Dennis Johnson servedas team captain in 1960, Mar. 4 at Harpur 69-60, W
Feb! 14: Oneonta State 63.86 w When UAlbany reached the NAIA regionals. Mar. 6 Rider 52-42, L*
Feb: 18, Cortland 74-57, W + SUNY Invitational (Oswego, N.Y,
Feb, 17 New Paltz 7241, W ve Pe Mapyand Site are fe ‘NAIA Distret 31 Regional | pater NJ)
Feb. 18 at Pace 75-59, W , :
Feb. 23 at Central Conn. State 75-65, W_ aia Christmas invitational (Asbury Park, NJ. 1956-57
rep} 25 Brookport 95-68, W SUNY invtallonalreckpor, N.Y) Record. 17-5
Mar. 2 Oswego 76-60, L" *NAIA District 31 Regional (Montclair, N.J.) Coach: Richard Sauers
Mar. 3. Plattsburgh 59-48, W" Captain(s): Jack Minon
Mar. 4 Buffalo State (OT) 69-67, L'# 1958-59
Mar. 7 at Jersey City State 64-63, WH++ pocorg: 17-8 Nov. 30 at Pace 85-64, W
Mar. 8 Maryland State 69-53, L++ Coach: Richard Sauers Dec. 1 atNew York Maritime 63-49, W
NAIA Christmas Invitational (Montclair, N.J.) Captain(s): Gary Holway Dec. 5 Oneonta State 78-69, W
*SUNY Invitational (Cortland, N.Y.) Dec. 7 Harpur 91-66, W
#Won by fortet Dec. 2. at Hartford 67-56, W Dec. 14 New Haven 83-76, W
4++NAIA District 31 Regional (Jersey City, N.J.) Dec. 5 Pace 90-63, W# Dec. 18 at New Paltz (OT) 84-75, W
Dec. 6 at New York Maritime 70-37, W Dec. 20. Pratt 94-67, W
1959-60 Dec. 12 New Paltz 68-38, W Jan. 5. at Plattsburgh 80-73, W
Record: A840 Dec. 13 at New Haven 76-63,L_ Jan. 8 at Utica (OT) 65-63, L
Golch:) Richaraigausrs Dec. 16 Utica 68-64, W Jan. 11. Potsdam 110-79, W
Gaptain(s): Dennis Johnson Dec. 18 Potsdam 109-76, W Jan. 12 at New Haven 82-68, L
Jan. 6 at Utica 83-55,W Feb. 5 atHillyer 93-72, W
Dec. 5 Pace 88-77,W Jan. 10 at Siena 69-55,L_ Feb. 8 New Paltz 78-38, W
Dec. 11 at Harpur 65-60, W Jan. 13. at Oneonta State 68-65, W Feb. 9 Brooklyn Poly 101-63, W
Dec. 12 at Cortland 65-57,L__ Jan. 16 New Haven (OT) 73-72,L Feb. 12. Hartwick 88-75, W
Dec. 15 at Oneonta State 78-73, Jan. 31 Brooklyn Poly 103-66, W Feb. 16 New Britain Teachers 79-67, L
Dec. 17 at Potsdam 74-67,L Feb. 6 at Oswego 71-62,L Feb. 22 at Oneonta State 71-69, W
Dec. 28 Jersey City State 82-68, W+ Feb. 7 at Hobart 67-57, W_ Feb. 23 Siena 75-66, L
Dec. 29 Wiliam Paterson 69-55, W+ Feb. 11 at New Paltz 75-54, W Feb. 27 Utica 94-44, W
Dec. 30 Glassboro State (207) 87-85, W+ Feb. 14 Pratt 99-64,W Mar. 2 Plattsburgh 98-83, W
Jan. 5 at Utica 65-61,L Feb. 18 at New Britain 76-67,L_ Mar. 5 at Oswego 72-64, L
Jan, 9 atSiena 72-47, Feb. 21. at Plattsburgh 79-77,L_ Mar. 8 Rensselaer 89-71, W
Jan. 12. New Paltz 74-55,W Feb. 26 Buffalo State 83-63, W+
Jan. 16 Buffalo State 89-64, Ww Feb. 27 at Oswego 76-55, 1+ 1955-56
Jan, 30. Plattsburgh 81-76,L__ Feb. 28 Oneonta State 82-66, W+ Record: 11-9
Feb. 2 Utica 84-58, W Mar. 4 Harpur 104-77, W Coach: Richard Sauers
Feb. 5 at Pratt 70-55,L Mar. 5 Pratt 68-60, W* Captain(s): Sig Smith
Feb. 6 at Brooklyn Poly 74-50,W Mar. 6 Fairleigh Dickinson 56-53, L*
Feb. 9 Oneonta State 67-56, W Mar. 7 Rensselaer 61-53, W Dec. 2 Rensselaer 52-51, L+
Feb. 12. Suffolk 74-58, W Dec. 3 New Paltz 92-58, W
Tey, [a Qeweas Rc pgeld TSUN inctsnal(Gowopo NY.) Deo. 8 at Harwick Belt
Feb. 17 Central Conn. State _75-67,W ; BNW) Dec. 9 at Harpur 72-38, W
fee ae noe sees w NAIADisrict 1 Regional (Montclair, Nu.) Boo 45. ch Goeoria Se aL
Feb. 25 New York Maritime 70-40, W# Jan. 5 Utica 107-85, L
Feb. 26 at Cortland 52-51, L# Jan. 7 New Haven 78-69, L
Feb. 27 Plattsburgh 63-53, W# Jan. 12. Danbury 102-61, W
Jan. 14 Plattsburgh 86-83, L

UALBANY | at | BASKETBALL

. 119-89, W
Jan. 21 at New Paltz 77-73, W
Feb. 3 Oswego 94-64, W
Feb. 7 at Utica 69-53, W
Feb. 10 at Pratt 76-67, L
Feb. 11 at New Haven 74-71,
Feb. 15 Hillyer 81-75, W
Feb. 17 Oneonta State 99-90, W
Feb. 24 New York Maritime 96-71, W
Mar. 2 at Potsdam 71-67, W
Mar. 3 at Plattsburgh 81-78, L

+Schenectady, N.Y.

1954-55

Record: 2-16

Coach: Merlin Hathaway

Captain(s): Nels LaRoe, Gerry McDonald

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

Feb.
Feb.
Feb.

Feb.

Feb.

Feb.

Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.

Dec.

at New Haven
at Willimantic
Harpur

at Pratt

at New Paltz
at Utica

at Plattsburgh (OT)
at Potsdam

at Oneonta State
New Haven (OT)
Oswego

Utica

at Oswego

at Harpur

at Union
Plattsburgh

at Oneonta State

1952-53

Record: 11-9

Coach: Merlin Hathaway
Captain(s): Bob Taber

Dec. 1 at Utica 102-88, L
Dec. 4 Rensselaer 67-59, L
Dec. 8 at Oneonta State 76-72, L
Dec. 10 at Harpur 61-59, L
Dec. 15 at New Haven 68-53, L
Jan. 7 Potsdam 67-64, W
Jan. 8 at Plattsburgh 83-67, L
Jan. 15 Hobart 75-68, L
Feb. 4 New Paltz 84-76, W
Feb. 5 at Oswego 94-79, L
Feb. 9 Utica 91-88, L
Feb. 12 New Haven 92-84, L
Feb. 17 Plattsburgh 70-65, L
Feb. 19 Pratt 78-76, L
Feb. 26 at New York Maritime 71-68, L
Mar. 1 Oneonta State 80-79, L
Mar. 4 at New Paltz 64-63, L
Mar. 5 Harpur 97-91, L
1953-54

Record: 13-7

Coach: Merlin Hathaway

Captain(s): John Centra

Nov. 21. at Rensselaer 74-53, L
Dec. 4 Willimantic 72-71,
Dec. 12 New Paltz 69-69, L

at New York Maritime
Oswego

Harpur

at New Paltz

at New Haven
Potsdam

New York Maritime
Plattsburgh

at Oneonta State
at Utica (OT)

at Willimantic

New Haven

at Plattsburgh
Pratt

at Harpur
Willimantic (OT)
New Paltz
Oneonta State
Utica

Geneseo

UAlbany's all-time leading scorer Gary Holway (12) was a member of the 1955-56 team. He
tallied 1,851 points during his career and played on two NAIA Tournament squads.

104-97,W
92-80, W
108-94, W_
83-75, W
62-57, W
84-77, W
86-78, L
77-75, L,

57-50, L
82-72, W
72-57, W
80-67, W
60-59, L
92-73, W
104-61, L
78-74, W
74-61, L
78-74, L
77-74, W
79-72, L
74-70, L
102-91, L
64-50, W
87-79, W
80-66, W
98-77, L
88-67, W
88-70, W

UALBANY WINS AMERICA EAST

Jamar Wilson scored 29 points in lead-
ing UAlbany to its first-ever America East
Conference championship and NCAA
Division | tournament berth in an 80-67
victory over Vermont before a capacity
crowd of 4,538 fans on Saturday, March
11, 2006 at the Recreation and Convoca-
tion Center.

UAlban rolled to an 18-4 lead in the
opening seven minutes and never trailed.
Lucious Jordan scored seven of his 18
points in that outburst, including a three-
point field goal from the top of the arc on his
team’s first possession. Wilson added a
three-point play when he was fouled in
transition. Brian Lillis’ tip-in of a missed
foul shot and Jordan's driving layup fin-
ished the run.

Vermont captured the previous three
America East titles, but the Catamounts
could never get closer than 10 points the
rest of the way. UVM was held to 8-of-26
shooting in the period. Meanwhile, Wil-
son, the championship MVP, burieda three-
pointer at the halftime buzzer to give his
squad a 44-26 lead at the intermission.

In the second half, Wilson, who made
10-of-18 from the floor and tied a season-
high with eight rebounds, increased his
team’s lead to 58-36 when he made an-
other three-point play when he was fouled
while going underneath a defender to the
basket. The Great Danes would later push
out to a 27-point advantage when Jordan
drilled a 3-pointer from the left corner with
7:14 remaining.

“My goal when | got here was to put this
program in a position to compete for an
America East title every year,” UAlbany
coach Will Brown offered. “We've won one
this year and | don’t see why we can't
compete for another one next year.”

UALBANY | a | BASKETBALL

CAREERRECORDS 11. Jack Jordan 1968-71 68 658
SCORING 12. Dick Crossett 1962-65 68 626
Name Years Games FGM FTM Points ‘13; Levi Levine 2002:08, 114 610

1. Gary Holway 1955-59 89 708 435 1,851

2. Jason Graber 1990-94 88 576+ 416 1,608 REBOUNDING AVERAGE

3.Jamar Wilson 2002 == 887-490 «445 1,544 Name Years Games Rebounds Avg.

4. Morrison Teague 1985-89 109 607 312 1,526 1. Gary Holway 1955-59 89 1,225 13.8

5. Don Cohen 1957-61 101 548 370 1,466 2. Don Cohen 1957-61 101 1,317 13.0

6. Andre Duncan 1994-98 107 5904 238 1,453 3. Jim Oppedisano 1960-63 79 920 11.8

7. Barry Cavanaugh 1975-79 99 599 216 1,414 4. Scott Price 1966-69 68 707 10.4

8.Rich Margison 1966-69 67 547 315 1,409 5. Jack Jordan 1968-71 68 658 97

9. Will Brand 1998-02 112  525>> 283 1,405 6. Dick Crossett 1962-65 68 626 9.2
10. Adam Ursprung 1983-87 101 583# 229 1,404 7. John Dieckelman 1980-83 82 745 O41
11. Todd Cetnar 1996-00 109 414% 392 1,345 8. Adam Ursprung 1983-87 101 913 9.0
12. John Dieckelman 1980-83 82 540 194 1,274
13. Jim Oppedisano 1960-63 79 450 371 1,271
14. Levi Levine 2002-06 114 456 241 1,270
15. Dan Croutier 1981-85 107 486 297 1,269 9
16. Antione Johnson 1999-03 112 426$ 173 1,157 =e)

17. Tom McGoldrick 1995-98 81 410" 283 1,135 hm

18. Ted Hotaling 1991-95 88 4344+ 173 1,125

19. Dick Crossett 1962-65 68 420 263 1,103 -

20. Matthew Haggarty 1996-00 110  350## 140 1,096.

21. Byron Miller 1971-74 70 460 170 1,090

22. Mike Suprunowicz 1973-77 93 444 181 1,069 - .

os DER eer ieedies, ed Seow tig: 106s ‘Andre Duncan Rich Margison Morrison Teague

24.Michael Shene 1987-91 87 452 144 1,056

25. Carmelo Verdejo 1976-79 74 416 199 1,031 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE*

26. Rob Clune 1977-81 106 385 249 1,019 Name Years Games FGM FGA Pct.

27. Jack Jordan 1968-71 68 396 219 1,011 1. Dick Crossett 1962-65 68 420 742.566

28. Scott Price 1966-69 68 385 203 973 2. Jason Graber 1990-94 88 576 1,026 .561

29. John Quattrocchi 1970-73 70 334 301 969 3 Michael Shene 1987-91 87.452 851 531
+403FG 935 3FG = #9 3FG = “32 3FG_— +55 SFG 4.Barry Cavanaugh 1975-79 99 599 1,129 .531
>>72 3FG +4843FG “2153FG “246 3FG ##256 3FG 5. Morrison Teague 1985-89 109 607 1,147 .529
$132 3FG $$97 3FG "70 3FG 6.Rich Margison 1966-69 67 547 1,040 .526

7. Vic Cesare 1975-77 49 204 397 514

SCORING AVERAGE 8. Dave Adam 1982-85 101 353 690 .512

Name Years Games Points Avg. 9. John Dieckelman 1980-83 82 540 1,068 .506

1. Rich Margison 1966-69 67 1,409 21.0 10. Gary Holway 1955-59 89 708 1,425 .497

2.Gary Holway «1955-59 891,851 20.8 11. Mike Cinque 1985-87 55 231 471.490

3.Jason Graber 1990-94 88 =-'1,608 18.3 12. Alex McCleam 1989-92 82 346 716 .483

4.Jamar Wilson 2002-87) «1,544. 17.7 13. Adam Ursprung 1983-87 101 583 1,216 .479

5.Dick Crossett 1962-65 68 1,103 16.2 14.Tom McGoldrick 1995-98 81 410 859.477

6. Jim Oppedisano 1960-63 79 1,271 16.1 ‘minimum 3.5 FG made/game

7. Byron Miller 1971-74 70 1,090 15.6

8. John Dieckelman 1980-83 82 1,274 155 FREE THROW PERCENTAGE*

9. Ed Johnson 1973-75 50 754 15.4 Name Years Games FTM FTA Pet.
10. Jack Jordan 1968-71 68 = 1,011 14.9 1. John Quattrocchi 1970-73 70 301 351 .858
11. Don Cohen 1957-61 101 1466 14.5 2. Jamar Wilson 2002- 87 9445 535832
12. Sig Smith 1953-56 58 833 14.4 3. Jason Graber 1990-94 88 416 504 .825
13. Scott Price 1966-69 68 973 14.3 4. Todd Cetnar 1996-00 109 302 370 .816
14. Barry Cavanaugh 1975-79 99 1,414 14.3 5. Dan Croutier 1981-85 107 297 364 .816
15.Tom McGoldrick 1995-98 81 1,135 14.0 6. Ed Johnson 1973-75 50 149 185 805
16. Morrison Teague 1985-89 109 1,526 14.0 7. John Carmello 1984-88 74 200 257 .778
17. Carmelo Verdejo 1976-79 74 1,031 13.9 8. Mike Cinque 1985-87 55 197 257 767
18. Adam Ursprung 1983-87 101 1,404 13.9 9. Gary Holway 1955-59 89 435 579 .751
19. John Quattrocchi 1970-73 70 969 13.8 10. Rich Margison 1966-69 67 315 420 .750
20. Andre Duncan = 1994-98 107, 1,453 13.6 11. Dick Crossett 1962-65 68 263 366 719

12. Don Cohen 1957-61 101 370 515 .718
REBOUNDING 13. Tom McGoldrick 1995-98 81 283 401 .706
Name Years Games Rebounds ‘minimum 2.5 FT made/game

1. Don Cohen 1957-61 101 1,317

2.Gary Holway «1955-5989 1,225 THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE*

3. Jim Oppedisano 1960-63 79 920 Name Years Games 3FG FGA Pct.

4. Adam Ursprung 1983-87 101 913 1. Eddie Feller 1988-92 90 86 192.448

5. Barry Cavanaugh 1975-79 99 778 2.Matthew McClure 1987-89 54 75 175.429

6. John Dieckelman 1980-83 82 745 3. Rich Dormer 1993-97 108 141 334 .422

7. Morrison Teague 1985-89 109 723 4. Matthew Haggarty 1996-00 110 256 609 .420

8. Scott Price 1966-69 68 707 5.Dennis Walker 1987-90 63 61 146.418

9. Andre Duncan 1994-98 107 696 6.Lucious Jordan 2004-06 60 78 193 .404

0. Will Brand 1998-02 112 688 7. EJ. Gallup 2000-02 37 123 «©0312 «304

UALBANY BASKETBALL
8 Darrin Jannel «1994-98 93-246. 627.392

9. Todd Cetnar 1996-00 109 215 560.391

10. Rhasheed Peterson 2001-03 56 104 279 378

11.Garry Murray 1990-94 108 86.231 -372

12. Jamar Wilson 2002-87 119. 824.367

13. Steve Ries 1990-92 54 51 189.367

44. Brent Wilson 2004 = 606263865

16. Levi Levine 2002-06 114 117 328.367

16. Antione Johnson 1999-03 112 132 371.386

17. Ted Hotaling 1991-95 88 84 245.343

18. Jon lati 2008-66 S124. 862843

*minimum 50 3FG made os NN

ASSISTS

Name Years Games Assists

1.Dan Croutier 1981-85107 644

2.Gary Trevett 1973-77 86 406

3. Mike Cinque 1985-8755 389

4. Stephen Sauers 1986-90 96 386

5. Todd Cetnar 1996-00 109 367

6. Winston Royal 1975-80 89 362

7. Jamar Wilson 2002-87 329

8 Stephen Mulderry 1987-90 76 325

9.Gary Murray 1990-94 103 312

10. Rob Clune 1977-81 106 306

11. Ray Cesare 1977-81 97 280

12. Dave Adam 1981-85 105 277

13. Matthew Haggarty 1996-00 110 263 —z ma AL

Th ie Suprunowles SIT 88 3 Tom McGoldrick ‘98 (left) and Michael Shene ‘91 (right) are among the

Tespeanenet tence 462 nh schoot's all-time scoring leaders with 1, 135 and 1,056 points, respectively.
Levi Levine 2002-06 114 250

BLOCKED SHOTS

ASSIST AVERAGE Name Years Games Blocks

Nome Years Games Assists Avg. 1. Andre Duncan 1994-98107 184

1 Mike Cinque «1985-87 55 cee 2. John Dieckelman 1980-83 82 155

2.Dan Croutier 1981-85 107 644 6.02 gyfcam Urepung; “1263/87. 101 1s

3.Gary Trevett 1973-77 86 406 4.72 gi Mlenaaishene: “1867.31 “BF 1s

4. Stephen Mulderry 1987-90 76 325 4.27 5.Dave: Schloss “1998-00. 64 10

5. Winston Royal 1975-80 89 362 4.07 5. Wil Brand Toge-02) “12 2B

6. Stephen Sauers 1986-90 96 386 4.02 7 Aeson Graber "1980-9488 be

7. Jamar Wilson 2002-87 3293.78 By iarin|Quattard — °1988-02) “106 oe

8. Earv Opong 2001-03 56 205 3.66 Si doe Vukovie 1998-02, “105 58

9. Todd Cetnar «1996-00 109 3673.37 (OsKirsten, Zocliner’ 1200408; 60) 58

10.Garry Murray 1990-94 103 312 3.03 MsJason Eerie, 199295, 78 55

11. Rob Clune 1977-81 106 306 2.89 (2 Ghares raul. \oanie 127 ot

12. Ray Cesare 1977-81 97 280 2.89 19; Tom: MeGoldrick: “1995:98: Bt 50

13. Mike Suprunowicz 1973-77 93 255° (2.74 Christopher’ Wyatt: 2001-05; “104. 50.

STEALS SEASON RECORDS

Name Years Games Steals SCORING

1.Garry Murray 1990-94 103 207 Name Year Games FGM FTM Points
2.Todd Cetnar 1996-00 110 188 1.Jason Graber 1993-94 28 197 156 «568
3. Dan Croutier 1981-85 107 181 2.Jamar Wilson 2005-06 32 «171176867
4. Jason Graber 1990-94 88 179 3. Morrison Teague 1988-89 28 214 128 586
5. Mike Cinque 1985-87 55 149 4.Jason Graber 1992-93 25 196 125 537
6. Levi Levine 2002-06 114 138 5. Rich Margison 1968-69 24 199 132 530
7. Bob Markel 1994-99 107 133 6. Don Cohen 1959-60 26 188 147 523
8. Will Brand 1998-02 112 126 7. Andre Duncan 1997-98 27 192 121 20
9. Ted Hotaling «1991-95 88 125 8.Rich Margison 1967-68 22 195 124 514

10. Morrison Teague 1985-89 109 121 9. Jamar Wilson 2002-08 271838110809

11. Tom McGoldrick 1995-98 81 116 10. Don Cohen 1960-61 28 193 121 507

12. Alex McClearn 1989-92 82 114 11.Gary Holway 1955-56 20 185 127497

13. Matthew Haggarty 1996-00 110 113 12.Jason Graber 1991-92 28 178 129«S 489

14. Stephen Mulderry 1987-90 76 112 13. EJ. Gallup 2000-01 28 168 58 487
Adam Ursprung 1983-87 101 112 14.Gary Holway 1956-57 22 182122486

16. Andre Duncan 1994-98107 103 15.Mortison Teague 1987-88 26 148 113 481
Rich Dormer 1993-97 108 103 16. Adam Ursprung 1986-87 27 195 79 478

18. Jeff Famsworth 1988-92 108 102 17.Mike Crocco 1965-6622 «190 95475

19. Antione Johnson 1999-03 112 101 Carmelo Verdejo 1978-79 27 195 85 475

20. Jamar Wilson 2002-87 100 19. John Carmelo. 1987-88 26 159 114 469

20.Ted Hotaling «1994-95 26 18272466
UALBANY jas | BASKETBALL
21. Jim Oppedisano 1961-62 25 159 146 464 . Jim Oppedisano 1961-62 25 326 13.0

5.

22. John Dieckelman 1982-83 27 194 74 462 6. Gary Holway 1957-58 22 281 12.8

23. Jamar Wilson 2004-05-27 182,154. 455 7. Scott Price 1966-67 22 261 11.9

24, Ed Johnson 1974-75 25 178 94 450 8. Jim Oppedisano 1960-61 28 328 7

Todd Cetnar 1999-00 28 134 105 450 9. Gary Holway 1958-59 25 289 11.6
26.Gary Holway 195859 25 182 83 447 10. Jack Jordan 1969-70 22 256 11.6
27. Jim Oppedisano 1960-61 28 170 98 438 11. Scott Price 1967-68 22 251 11.4

Todd Cetnar 1998-99 27 135 89 438 12. Don Cohen 1958-59 25 283 11.3

29. John Dieckelman 1981-82 27 181 75 437 13. Adam Ursprung 1985-86 27 278 10.3

SCORING AVERAGE FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE*

Name Year Games Points Avg. Name Year Games FGM FGA Pet.
1.Gary Holway 1955-56 20 497 24.9 1.Dick Crossett 1964-65 22 147 220 668
2.Rich Margison 1967-68 22 514 23.4 2.Jason Graber 1991-92 28 = 179 262-613
3.Gary Holway 1956-57-22 486 22.1 3. Morrison Teague 1987-88 26 184 311 592
4. Rich Margison 1968-69 24 530 22.1 4.Rich Margison 1967-68 22 195 341 572
5. Mike Crocco 1965-66 22 475 (21.6 5. Pete Stanish 1979-80 27 104 183 .568
6.Jason Graber 1992-93 25 537.215 6. Michael Shene 1988-89 28 127 «225564
7.Jason Graber 1993-94 28 568 20.3 7. Barry Cavanaugh 1976-77 26 153 277 552
8. Don Cohen 1959-60 26 523. 20.1 8. Alex McClearn 1990-91 25 101 187 540
9. Morrison Teague 1988-89 28 556 19.9 9. Barry Cavanaugh 1977-78 24 155 288 538
10. Andre Duncan 1997-98 27 520. 19.3 10. Dick Crossett 1963-64 22 137 255 537
11.Gary Holway 1957-58-22 421 19.1 11. Gary Holway 1955-56 20 185 345 .536
12. Jamar Wilson 2002-03-27 509 18.9. 12. Morrison Teague 1988-89 28 214 403 531
13. Dick Crossett 1964-65 20 372 18.6 13. Jason Graber 1992-93 25 196 = 371-528
14, Jim Oppedisano 1961-62 25 464 «18.6 14. Pete Stanish 1980-81 25 131 248 .528
15. Morrison Teague 1987-88 26 481 18.5 15. Doug Kilmer 1985-86 26 127 241 527
16. Don Cohen 1960-61 28 507 18.1 16. Mike Cinque 1985-86 27 107 204.525
17. John Carmello 1987-88 26 469 18.0 17. Barry Cavanaugh 1978-79 27 166 318 522
18. Ed Johnson 1974-75 25 450 18.0 18. Michael Shene 1989-90 29 184. 353.521
19. Ted Hotaling 1994-95 26 466 «17.9 19. John Dieckelman 1980-81 28 165 317 521

20.Gary Holway 1958-59-25 447179 20. Dave Adam 1984-85 28 116 223 .520

21.Jamar Wilson 2005-06 32 567 «17.7 21. Jeff Farnsworth 1991-92 28 123 237 519

22. Adam Ursprung 1986-87 27 478 «17.7 ‘minimum 3.5 FG made/game

23. Carmelo Verdejo 1978-79 27 475 «17.6

24. Jason Graber 1991-92 28 489 17.5 FREE THROW PERCENTAGE*

25. E.J. Gallup 2000-01 28 487174 Name Year Games FTM FTA Pet.

26. Rich Margison 1966-67 21 365 17.4 1. Winston Royal 1976-77 26 71 79.899

27. John Dieckelman 1982-83 27 462 W741 2. John Quattrocchi 1972-73 25 96 110 .873

3.Jason Graber 1993-94 28 «156-182-857
4. John Quattrocchi 1971-72 23 131 153 856
5. Ed Johnson 1974-75 25 94 110.855
6. Jamar Wilson 2005-06 32 176 207 .850
7. Dan Croutier 1983-84 27 93 110.845
8. John Quattrocchi 1970-71 22 74 88.841
9. Todd Cetnar 1998-99 27 89 106 .840
10. Jamar Wilson 2004-05 27 154 186 828
11. Todd Cetnar 1997-98 27 81 98 827
12. Todd Cetnar 1999-00 28 105 128 .820

13. Jason Graber 1992-93 25 125 153.817

RichDorme: Bary Cavanaugh Jason Graber 14. Jamar Wilson 2002-03-27 110-135-815
15. John Carmello 1987-88 26 114 140 .814

REBOUNDING 16.Dan Croutier 1981-82 27 -87.—«107'—«813
Name Year Games Rebounds 17. Jason Graber 1991-92 28 129-««:160-—«806
1. Don Cohen 1960-61 28 462 18. Rich Margison 1967-68 22 124 154 .805

2. Don Cohen 1959-60 26 419 19. Mike Cinque 1986-87 28 112 142 789

3.Gary Holway 1956-5722 339 20.Garry Murray «1993-94 28 = 100s 127,787

4. Jim Oppedisano 1960-61 28 328 21. Ted Hotaling 1994-95 26 72 92 783

5. Jim Oppedisano 1961-62 25 326 22. Levi Levine 2002-03 29 «76 «= 98776

6.Gary Holway 1955-56 20 316 23.Dan Croutier 1982-83 27° 6B8_—SsBBSC773

7. Gary Holway 1958-59-25 289 24.Gary Holway 1957-58 22 103.135.7638

8. Don Cohen 1958-59 25 283 25. Don Cohen 1958-59 26 147 193.762

9.Gary Holway 1957-58 22 281 26.Gary Holway 1958-5925 883.s« 109761

0.Adam Ursprung 1985-86 27 278 27. Levi Levine 2003-04 28 73 96 760

28. Rob Clune 1979-80 27 72 95 758

REBOUNDING AVERAGE 29. Stephen Mulderry 1988-89 28 75 99 758
ane Year’ Gaiiés ‘Rebounds! “AVG. 30.Dick Crossett. 1964-65 20 78 103 757
4" Don:Gohen 1ec08i BB 462 168 31.Andre Duncan 1997-98 27 121-160-756.

Den Cohen jecoed os 419 164 32.Gary Holway 1955-56 20 «127° ««168—.756.

3. Gary Holway 1955-56 20 316 15.8 “minimum 2.5 FT made/game
4.Gary Holway 1956-5722 339 15.4

UALBANY | as | BASKETBALL
Name Year
1. Eddie Feller 1990-91
2. Matthew McClure 1988-89
3. Darrin Jahnel 1996-97
4. Rich Dormer 1996-97
5. Matthew Haggarty 1996-97
6. Todd Cetnar 1996-97
7. Dennis Walker 1989-90
8. John Carmello 1987-88
9. Matthew Haggarty 1998-99

10. Rich Dormer 1995-96
11. Matthew Haggarty 1999-00

12. Sam Hopes 2000-01
13. Andy O'Connell 1986-87
14. E.J. Gallup 2000-01
15. Eddie Feller 1991-92
16. Jamar Wilson 2004-05
17. Matthew McClure 1987-88
18. Todd Cetnar 1997-98
19. Todd Cetnar 1998-99
20. Levi Levine 2002-03
21. Rich Dormer 1994-95
22. Steve Ries 1991-92

23. Rhasheed Peterson 2002-03
24. Darrin Jahnel 1997-98
25. Lucious Jordan — 2004-05
26. Matthew Haggarty 1997-98

27. Antione Johnson 2002-03
28. Brent Wilson 2004-05
29. Darrin Jahnel 1995-96
30. Todd Cetnar 1999-00
31. Jamar Wilson 2005-06
32. Brent Wilson 2005-06
33. Jon lati 2005-06
34. Jamar Wilson 2002-03

35. Rhasheed Peterson 2001-02
*minimum 1.0 3FG made/game

THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE*

Games 3FG
26 37
28 44
27 83
27 41
27 36
27 32
29 54
26 37
28 82
27 43
28 94
26 29
28 42
28 93
28 33
27 37
26 31
27 27
27 79
28 31
26 32
28 31
28 64
27 88
28 48
27 44
28 62
28 40
27 64
28 rig
32 49
32 56
32 40
27 33
28 40

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Darrin Jahnel
ASSISTS
Name Year
1. Mike Cinque 1985-86
2. Mike Cinque 1986-87
3. Dan Croutier 1984-85
4. Dan Croutier 1983-84
5. Stephen Mulderry 1989-90
6. Stephen Sauers 1988-89
7. Gary Trevett 1974-75
8. Dan Croutier 1982-83
9. Dan Croutier 1981-82
10. Doug Kilmer 1985-86
Garry Murray 1993-94

12. Winston Royal 1979-80
13. Jamar Wilson 2005-06
ASSIST AVERAGE
Name Year

1. Mike Cinque 1985-86
2. Dan Croutier 1983-84

Antione Johnson

Games Assists

27
28
28
25
29
28
25
27
27
26
28
27
32

Games Assists Avg.
7.30
7.12

27
25

Todd Cetnar

197
192
185
178
166
159
152
144
137
136
136
133
125

197
178

1986-87 28 495

3. Mike Cinque 6.86
4. Dan Croutier 1984-85 28 185 6.61
5. Gary Trevett 1974-75 25 152 6.08
6. Stephen Mulderry 1989-90 29 166 5.72
7. Stephen Sauers 1988-89 28 159 5.68
8. Dan Croutier 1982-83 27 144 5.33
9. Doug Kilmer 1985-86 26 136 5.23
10. Dan Croutier 1981-82 27 137 5.07
11.Winston Royal 1979-80 27 133 4.93
12. Garry Murray 1993-94 28 136 4.86
13. Bob Markel 1994-95 26 126 4.85
STEALS
Name Year Games Steals
1.Garry Murray 1993-94 28 81
2. Mike Cinque 1986-87 28 75
3. Mike Cinque 1985-86 27 74
4. Stephen Mulderry 1989-90 29 70
5.Garry Murray 1992-93 24 65
6.Jason Graber 1991-92 28 60
7. Bob Markel 1994-95 26 59

Todd Cetnar 1999-00 28 59

Jason Graber 1992-93 28 59
10. Jason Graber 1993-94 28 58
11. Dan Croutier 1982-83 27 52

EJ. Gallup 2000-01 28 52
13. Todd Cetnar 1997-98 27 51

Earv Opong 2001-20 28 51
15.Tom McGoldrick 1996-97 27 50
16. Stephen Sauers 1988-89 28 49
17. Todd Cetnar 1998-99 27 48
18. Brian Lillis 2005-06 29 45
BLOCKED SHOTS
Name Year Games Blocks
1. John Dieckelman 1981-82 27 74
2.Michael Shene 1989-90 29 72
3.Dave Schloss 1998-99 28 68
4. Andre Duncan 1997-98 27 57
5. Andre Duncan 1994-95 26 51

Charles Paul 1995-96 27 51
7. Adam Ursprung 1985-86 27 50
8.Michael Shene 1990-91 26 49
9. Adam Ursprung 1986-87 27 46
10. John Dieckelman 1982-83 27 a
11. Andre Duncan 1995-96 27 40

John Dieckelman 1980-81 28 40
13. Kirsten Zoellner 2005-06 32 39
14. Andre Duncan 1996-97 27 36
15.Dave Schloss 1999-00 25 33
16. Will Brand 1999-00 28 29

Aquawasi St. Hillaire 2003-04 28 29
18. Jason Graber 1992-93 25 28
19. Ryan Brenner 1996-97 27 27
20.Michael Shene 1988-8928 25
21. Jason Ferrier 1992-93 24 24

Tom McGoldrick 1997-98 27 24

Will Brand 2001-02 28 24
24, Joe Vukovic 1998-99 27 24

Garry Murray 1993-9428 21

Karim Ouattara 1999-00 28 24

Paw Prints: The Great Danes have reached the 20-win mark
on 11 occasions in the program's 92 seasons of competition.
UAlbany reached the 20-win plateau for the first time since
1993-94 with last year's 21-11 record. The Great Danes, who
seta school standard for single-season wins with a 25-3 mark
in that season, first reached 20 victories in 1960-61.

UALBANY | as | BASKETBALL
GAME RECORDS

SCORING
Name Opponent FG FT PTS
1. Gary Holway Utica. (2-27-57) 16-24 89 40
2. Jamar Wilson New Hamp. (2-16-03) 14-17 11-14 39
3. John Rookwood New Paltz (12-18-56) 15 8-10 38
Dan Zeh Marist (12-19-64) 158-1138
Rich Margison RI... (1-12-68) 14-22 10-11 38
6. Barry Cavanaugh Hamilton (3-2-76) 16-20 4-5 36
Barry Cavanaugh Hamilton (3-1-78) 16-20 4-6 36
EJ. Gallup Siena (11-27-01) 12-22 5-6 36
9. Gary Holway Hillyer (2-15-56) 14°67 35
Don Cohen Pace (12-5-59) 13-28 9-12 35
Dick Crossett. Montclair St. (12-1-64) 15-20 5-6 35
Mike Crocco Buffalo (12-11-65) 11-19 13-15 35
Jason Graber Potsdam (2-19-94) 11-21 11-11. 35
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS
Points:
Game: 40, Gary Holway (vs. Utica, 2-27-57)
39, Jamar Wilson
(vs. New Hampshire, 2-16-03)
Half: 29, Gary Holway (vs. Hillyer, 2-15-56, 2nd half)
Game/Freshman: 39, Jamar Wilson
(vs. New Hampshire, 2-16-03)
36, Barry Cavanaugh (vs. Hamilton, 3-2-76)
Season: 568, Jason Graber (93-94)
Senio 568, Jason Graber (93-94)
Junior: 567, Jamar Wilson (05-06)
Sophomore: 489, Jason Graber (91-92)
Freshman: 509, Jamar Wilson (02-03)
Career: 1,851, Gary Holway (55-59)
Season Av 24.9, Gary Holway (55-56)
Career Avg. 21.0, Rich Margison (1,409 in 67, 66-69)
20+ Games: 47, Gary Holway (55-59)
30+ Games: 11, Gary Holway (55-59)

Consecutive Double Figure Games: 67, Rich Margison (66-69)

Field Goals:
Game: 16, Rich Margison (vs. Pratt, 2-24-68, 22 att.)
Barry Cavanaugh
(vs. Hamilton, 3-2-76, 20 att.)
Barry Cavanaugh
(vs. Hamilton, 3-1-78, 20 att.)
Barry Cavanaugh
(vs. C.W. Post, 1-27-79, 19 att.)
Season: 214, Morrison Teague (88-89)
Career: 708, Gary Holway (55-59)
Game Att.: 32, Don Cohen
(vs. Oneonta State, 12-5-60, 10 made)
Season Att.: 455, Don Cohen (60-61)
Career A 1,425, Gary Holway (55-59)

Season Pct.:

-668, Dick Crossett (147-220, 64-65)

Free Throws:
Game: 15, Jim Oppedisano
(vs. Central Connecticut, 2-10-62, 20 att.)
Rich Margison
(vs. Oswego, 3-4-69, 20 att.)
John Carmello
(vs. Staten Island, 12-30-87, 16 att.)
176, Jamar Wilson (05-06)
445, Jamar Wilson (02-)
20, Jim Oppedisano
(vs. Central Connecticut,
2-10-62, 15 made)
Rich Margison
(vs. Oswego, 3-4-69, 15 made)
210, Jim Oppedisano (61-62)
579, Gary Holway (55-59)

Season:
Career:
Game Att.:

Season Att.:
Career Att.:

Game Pct.:

Jason Graber (13-13 vs.
St. John Fisher, 3-5-94)

Jason Graber (13-13 vs.
Richard Stockton, 3-11-94)

Jim Oppedisano (11-11 vs. Merrimack, 2-8-63)

Jason Graber (11-11 vs. Potsdam, 2-19-94)

.899, Winston Royal (71-79, 76-77)
39, Garry Murray (93-94)

Season Pet.:
Consecutive:

Rebounds:
Game: 28, Gary Holway (vs. Utica, 2-27-57)
Season: 462, Don Cohen (60-61)

Senior: 462, Don Cohen (60-61)

Junior: 419, Don Cohen (60-61)

Sophomore: 339, Gary Holway (56-57)

Freshman: 316, Gary Holway (55-56)

Career: 1,317, Don Cohen (57-61)

Season Avg.: 16.5, Don Cohen (462 in 28, 60-61)
Career Avg.: 13.8, Gary Holway (1,225 in 89, 55-59)
Assists:

15, Stephen Sauers (vs. Trinity, 2-27-88)
197, Mike Cinque (85-86)
192, Mike Cinque (86-87)
197, Mike Cinque (85-86)
152, Gary Trevett (74-75)

Freshman: 137, Dan Croutier (81-82)
Career: 644, Dan Croutier (81-85)
Season Avg 7.30, Don Cohen (197 in 27, 85-86)
Career Avg.: 7.07, Mike Cinque (389 in 55, 85-87)
Steals:
Game: 8, Jason Graber

(vs. Montclair State, 1-4-92)

Jason Graber (vs. Cortland, 1-23-93)
Season: 81, Garry Murray (93-94)
Career: 207, Garry Murray (90-94)
Season Avg. 2.89, Garry Murray (81 in 28, 93-94)

Career Avg.: 2.71, Mike Cinque (149 in 55, 85-87)

Blocked Shots:

Game: 6, Jason Ferrier (vs. SUNY-Utica, 2-2-93)
Andre Duncan (vs. Barry, 11-28-97)
Dave Schloss (vs. Molloy, 11-28-98)
Dave Schloss (vs. Yale, 1-31-00)

Season: 74, John Dieckelman (81-82)

Career: 184, Andre Duncan (94-98)

Season Avg.: 2.74, John Dieckelman (74 in 27, 81-82)

Career Avg.: 1.89, John Dieckelman (155 in 82, 80-83)

i eae | BI

Scott Hicks served as UAlbany's head coach from 1997-2000.

UALBANY BASKETBALL

Three-Point Field Goals:

Game: 9, Ev. Gallup

(vs. Army, 2-3-01, 14 att.)
Season: 94, Matthew Haggarty (99-00)
Career: 256, Matthew Haggarty (99-00)
Game Att.: 15, E. J. Gallup

(vs. Lafayette, 11-17-01, 6 made)

15, EJ. Gallup

(vs. Syracuse, 12-2-01, 2 made)
Season Att.: 230, Darrin Jahnel (97-98)
Career Att.: 627, Darrin Jahnel (94-98)
Game Pet.: 1.000, Eddie Feller (5-5 vs. Union, 11-22-91)

1.000, Jason Siggers (5-5 vs. UMBC, 1-25-06)
Season Pet.: 514, Eddie Feller (37-72, 90-91)
Career Pet.: 448, Eddie Feller (86-192, 88-92)
TEAM RECORDS
Points:
Game: 119, (vs. Pace, 1-20-56)
Half: 68, (vs. Buffalo State, 2-23-80)
Season: 2,231, (89-90 in 29 games)
Season Avg.: 82.2, (1,808 in 22, 56-57)
Game/Opponent: 109, (Wagner, 3-7-69)
109, (Syracuse, 12-28-02)
Field Goals:
Game: 48, (vs. Pace, 1-20-56)
(vs. New Paltz, 2-27-74)

Season: 894, (84-85, 28 games)
Season Pet.: 490, (764-1,560, 87-88)

Free Throws:

Season: 505, (60-61, 28 games)
Game Pet.: 1.000, (28-28 vs. Potsdam, 2-19-94)
Season Pet.: .785, (456-581, 93-94)

Three-Point Field Goals:

Game: 15, (vs. New Haven, 1-25-97, 25 att.)
(vs. St. Thomas, 11-29-97, 31 att.)
(vs. So. Conn. St., 12-5-98, 27 att.)
(vs. Bridgeport, 1-11-99, 23 att.)

Game Att 38, (vs. Stony Brook, 2-13-99, 12 made)

Season: 255, (98-99)

Season Att.: 683, (98-99)

Game Pet.: .700, (7-10 vs. Old Westbury,
2-15-92)

Season Pet.: 406, (89-219, 87-88)

Miscellaneous:
Rebounds/Season:
Assists/Season:
Steals/Game:

1,228, (84-85, 28 games)
601, (89-90, 29 games)
23, (vs. Castleton State, 11-30-94)

Steals/Season: 333, (93-94, 28 games)
Blocked Shots/Season: 134, (95-96, 27 games)
Wins/Season: 25, (93-94, 25-3)
Division | Wins/Season: 21, (05-06, 21-11)
Losses/Season: 23, (2003-04, 5-23)
Won/Lost P% .909, (26-27, 10-1)

Consecutive Wins:
Consecutive Losses:
Victory Margin:

16, (11-30-93 -- 2-8-94)

18, (12-1-21 -- 1-20-23)

50, (Albany 94, Utica 44, 2-27-57)
(Albany 109, Geneseo 59, 12-10-61)
(Albany 107, Bridgeport 57, 12-7-96)

45, (Wagner 109, Albany 64, 3-7-69)
(Utah State 88, Albany 43, 12-29-00)

40T, (Buffalo 65, Albany 57, 2-22-80)

Loss Margin:

Longest Game:

Great Dane Awards

The University at Albany's Department of Athletics hosts
the Great Dane Awards every May as a celebration of the current
academic year's athletic achievements. The most valuable
players on each of the 19 intercollegiate teams for men and
women are recognized, along with members of the UAlbany
Athletic Director's and Athletic Academic Honor Rolls and the
Student-Athlete Advisory Committee. Featured award presen-
tations include the Presidential Scholar-Athlete Awards and
ECAC Merit Medal recipients.

Basketball's Jen Schumacher and track and field's Andy
Allstadt received the 2005-06 Presidential Scholar-Athlete
Awards as the senior male and female with the highest cumu-
lative grade point average. Volleyball's Ashlee Reed, the
America East Woman of the Year, and Stephan Hall, a men's
soccer Academic All-American, were given ECAC Merit Med-
als. Basketball's Jamar Wilson, volleyball's Blair Buchanan and
softball's Casey Halloran were voted the male and female
athletes of the year.

Director of Athletics Lee McElroy (left) presents America East Confer-
ence Woman of the Year Ashlee Reed (right) with the ECAC Merit Medal
as the school's top female student-athlete for 2005-06.

What is a Great Dane?

The University at Albany adopted the
nickname "Great Danes" in the spring of
1965. UAlbany's mascot was founded in
a contest on campus for a $25 savings
bond. The judging committee made the
choice noting, "The Great Dane is noted
for its grandeur, its alertness, and its intel-
ligence. It is an animal whose prowess
and strength are easily recognizable and readily admired."
Contest winner Kathy Earle explained the Great Dane was
renowned for its "size, weight, strength, character, courage,
speed, and stamin:

In the 1960s, UAlbany grew from a college for teachers to
a top research university. The old school mascot, "Pierre the
Pedguin," representing the Pedagogues, seemed inappropri-
ate as the University's mascot and nickname.

UALBANY | a8 | BASKETBALL

Game 1 -- BUCKNELL
November 11 (Sat.) - 7:00 ET
Recreation & Convocation Center, Albany, N.Y.

Game 2 -- DELAWARE
November 17 (Fri.) - 7:00 ET
Recreation & Convocation Center, Albany, N.Y.

Pat Flannery

GENERAL INFORMATION
Location: Lewisburg, Pa. Enrollment: 3,400 President:
Brian C. Mitchell Nickname: Bison Colors: Orange, Blue
Affiliation: NCAA Division | Conference: Patriot League
Arena (capacity): Sojka Pavilion (4,000) Director of
Athletics: John P. Hardt Office Phone: (570) 577-3054

COACHING STAFF
Head Coach: Pat Flannery (Bucknell '80) Record at
Bucknell: 200-150 (12 years) Career Record: 295-193
(18 years) Basketball Office Phone: (570) 577-1267
Assistant Coaches: Nathan Davis (Randolph-Macon '97),
Mark Prosser (Marist '02), Dan Bowen (Bucknell '00)

TEAM OUTLOOK
2005-06 Overall Record: 27-5 (NCAA Second Round)
2005-06 Conference Record: 14-0 (first place)
Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 10/4 Starters Returning/
Lost: 3/2 Top Returnees: Chris McNaughton (Sr., C, 6-11,
12.8 ppg), Abe Badmus (Sr., G, 6-0, 6.6 ppg), Donald Brown
(Sr., F, 6-6, 6.5 ppg), John Griffin (Ur., G, 6-1, 3.9 ppg),
Darren Mastropaolo (ur., F, 6-8, 3.7 ppg) Key Losses:
Charles Lee (13.2 ppg), Kevin Bettencourt (12.7 ppg)

SERIES HISTORY
Series Record: Bucknell leads, 3-1. Series Streak:
Bucknell - 1. Last Meeting: Bucknell 56, Albany 53, on
Nov. 26, 2002 at Recreation & Convocation Center, Albany,
N.Y.

MEDIA INFORMATION
Basketball Sports Information Director: Jon Terry Office
Phone: (570) 577-1227 Cell Phone: (570) 850-9603 SID
Fax: (570) 577-1660 E-Mail: terry@bucknell.edu Basket-
ball Press Row: (570) 577-1519

2006-07 BUCKNELL SCHEDULE

Nov. 11 at Albany Jan. 17 at Lafayette
Nov. 14. Wake Forest Jan. 20 Colgate

Nov. 19 at St. Joseph's Jan. 24 Lehigh

Nov. 21 at Penn State Jan. 27 Army

Nov. 25 at Yale Jan. 31 at Colgate
Nov. 29 at St. Francis, Pa. Feb. 3 at Navy

Dec. 2 Northern lowa Feb. 7 at American
Dec. 3 George Mason (BBT) Feb. 10 Holy Cross
Dec. 16 at Cornell Feb. 14 Lafayette

Dec. 20 at Xavier Feb. 17  BracketBusters
Dec. 29 at Marist Classic Feb. 21. at Lehigh

Dec. 30 at Marist Classic Feb. 24 at Army

Jan. 6 Navy Feb. 28- at Patriot League
Jan. 10 American Mar. 9 Tournament

Jan. 13 at Holy Cross

Monte Ross

GENERAL INFORMATION
Location: Newark, Del. Enrollment: 16,000 President:
David P. Roselle Nickname: Fightin' Blue Hens Colors:
Royal Blue, Gold Affiliation: NCAA Division | Conference:
Colonial Athletic Association Arena (capacity): Frank
Acierno Arena (5,000) Director of Athletics: Edgar
Johnson Office Phone: (302) 831-4006

COACHING STAFF
Head Coach: Monte Ross (Winston Salem State '92)
Record at UD: First Season Career Record: First Season
Basketball Office Phone: (302) 831-2724 Assistant
Coaches: R.C. Kehoe (Shippensburg '04), Ryan Iversen
(Delaware '03), Stephen Stewart (Coppin State '02)

TEAM OUTLOOK
2005-06 Overall Record: 9-21 2005-06 Conference
Record: 4-14 (ninth place) Letterwinners Returning/Lost:
8/2 Starters Returning/Lost: 4/1 Top Returnees: Calvin
Cannon (Sr., G, 6-2, 9.0 ppg), Zaire Taylor (So., G, 6-4, 6.8
ppg), Herb Courtney (Jr., F, 6-7, 6.3 ppg), Raphael Madera
(Sr., C, 6-10, 4.0 ppg), Sam McMahon (Jr., G, 6-5, 3.3 ppg)
Key Losses: Harding Nana (19.0 ppg), Andrew Washington
(12.6 ppg), Rulon Washington (8.9 ppg)

SERIES HISTORY
Series Record: First Meeting. Series Streak: DNP.

MEDIA INFORMATION
Basketball Sports Information Director: Kevin Tritt Office
Phone: (302) 831-2186 Cell Phone: (302) 602-0641 SID
Fax: (302) 831-8653 E-Mail: ktritt@udel.edu Basketball
Press Row: (302) 831-8715

2006-07 DELAWARE SCHEDULE

Nov. 14 Marist Jan. 13 William & Mary
Nov. 17. at Albany Jan. 17 Georgia State
Nov. 21 Rider Jan. 20. Drexel

Nov. 26 Cleveland State Jan. 24 at Towson

Nov. 29 at Loyola, Md. Jan. 27 at Northeastern
Dec. 3 Vermont Jan. 29 Hofstra

Dec. 6 at Central Conn. Jan. 31 at George Mason
Dec. 20 at Va. Commonwealth Feb. 3 James Madison
Dec. 23 at UNC-Greensboro Feb. 7 UNC-Wilmington
Dec. 28 Niagara Feb. 10 at Drexel

Dec. 29 atLa Salle Feb. 14 George Mason
Dec. 30 Holy Cross Feb. 17 BracketBusters
Jan. 3. at James Madison Feb. 21 Northeastern
Jan. 6 at Hofstra Feb. 24 at UNC-Wilmington
Jan. 8 Towson Mar. 2-5 at CAA

Jan. 10 at Old Dominion Tournament

UALBANY | 49 | BASKETBALL

Game 3 -- SACRED HEART
November 21 (Tues.) - 7:00 ET
William H. Pitt Center, Fairfield, Conn.

Game 4 -- CONNECTICUT
November 26 (Sun.) - 5:00 ET
Gampel Pavilion, Storrs, Conn.

Dave Bike

GENERAL INFORMATION
Location: Fairfield, Conn. Enrollment: 3,200 President:
Dr. Anthony J. Cernera Nickname: Pioneers Colors:
Scarlet, White Affili : NCAA Division | Conference:
Northeast Arena (capacity): Pitt Center (2,100) Director
of Athletics: C. Donald Cook Office Phone: (203) 365-
7649

COACHING STAFF
Head Coach: Dave Bike (Sacred Heart '69) Record at
Sacred Heart: 428-386 (28 years) Career Record: 428-
386 (28 years) Basketball Office Phone: (203) 371-7848
Assistant Coaches: Johnny Kidd (Central Connecticut
State '93), Anthony Latina (Brandeis '96)

TEAM OUTLOOK
2005-06 Overall Record: 12-16 2005-06 Conference
Record: 8-10 (seventh place) Letterwinners Returning/
Lost: 9/2 Starters Returning/Lost: 4/1 Top Returnees:
Jarrid Frye (Sr., 6-4, G, 16.1 ppg), Joey Henley (ur., F, 6-5,
12.3 ppg), Drew Shubik (Jr., G, 6-4, 8.6 ppg), Luke Granato
(Jr., F, 6-6, 6.5 ppg), Tavio Hobson (Sr., G, 6-0, 6.3 ppg)
Key Losses: Kibwe Trim (19.2 ppg)

SERIES HISTORY
Series Record: Sacred Heart leads, 7-4. Series Streak:
Sacred Heart - 1. Last Meeting: Sacred Heart 63, Albany
61, on Nov. 21, 2005, at Recreation & Convocation Center,
Albany, N.Y.

MEDIA INFORMATION
Basketball Sports Information Director: Gene Gumbs
Office Phone: (203) 396-8127 Cell Phone: (860) 805-
7957 SID Fax: (203) 371-7889 E-Mail: gumbsg@
sacredheart.edu Basketball Press Row: (203) 396-8112

2006-07 SACRED HEART SCHEDULE

Nov. 10 Fordham Jan. 8 at Mount St. Mary's
Nov. 14 North Carolina Jan. 13 Monmouth

Nov. 15 Preseason NIT Jan. 18 at Robert Morris
Nov. 19 at Lehigh Jan. 20 St. Francis, Pa.
Nov. 21 Albany Jan. 25 Long Island

Nov. 29 at Connecticut Jan. 27 at Central Conn.
Dec. 2 at Columbia Feb. 1 at Wagner

Dec. 4 Yale Feb. 3 Central Conn.

Dec. 7 Robert Morris Feb. 8 at Quinnipiac

Dec. 9 St. Francis, Pa. Feb. 10 Wagner

Dec. 17 at Boston College Feb. 15 Mount St. Mary's
Dec. 20 at Harvard Feb. 22 at Fairleigh Dickinson
Dec. 31 at Army Feb. 24 at Monmouth

Jan. 4 Fairleigh Dickinson Feb. 26 Quinnipiac

Jan. 6 at St. Francis, N.Y. Mar. 1-7 at NEC Tournament

Jim Calhoun

GENERAL INFORMATION
Location: Storrs, Conn. Enrollment: 27,579 President:
Dr. Philip E. Austin Nickname: Huskies Colors: National
Flag Blue, White At ion: NCAA Division | Conference:
Big East Arena (capacity): Gampel Pavilion (10,167),
Hartford Civic Center (16,294) Director of Athletics: Jeffrey
Hathaway Office Phone: (860) 486-2725

COACHING STAFF
Head Coach: Jim Calhoun (American International '68)
Record at UC: 485-177 (20 years) Career Record: 733-
314 (34 years) Basketball Office Phone: (860) 486-2720
Assistant Coaches: Tom Moore (Boston U. '87), George
Blaney (Holy Cross '61), Andre LaFleur (Northeastern '88)

TEAM OUTLOOK
2005-06 Overall Record: 30-4 2005-06 Conference
Record: 14-2 (tie, first place) Letterwinners Returning/
Lost: 0/5 Starters Returning/Lost: 4/8 Top Returnees:
Jeff Adrien (So., F, 6-7, 6.5 ppg), Craig Austrie (So., G, 6-3,
3.9 ppg), Marcus Johnson (So., F/G, 6-6, 3.8 ppg) Key
Losses: Rudy Gay (15.2 ppg), Marcus Williams (12.3 ppg),
Josh Boone (10.3 ppg), Hilton Armstrong (9.7 ppg)

SERIES HISTORY
Series Record: Series tied, 1-1. Series Streak: Connecti-
cut- 1. Last Meeting: Connecticut 72, Albany 59, on March
17, 2006, at Wachovia Center, Philadelphia, Pa.

MEDIA INFORMATION
Basketball Sports Information Director: Kyle Muncy
Office Phone: (860) 486-5351 Home Phone: (860) 267-
7792 Cell Phone: (860) 208-8624 SID Fax: (860) 486-5085
E-Mail: kyle.muncy@uconn.edu Basketball Press Row:
(860) 486-1888 (GP)

2006-07 CONNECTICUT SCHEDULE

Nov. 10 Quinnipiac Jan. 16 at Pittsburgh
Nov. 17 Central Arkansas Jan. 20 Indiana

Nov. 18 Fairfield Jan. 22. at Louisville
Nov. 19. Mississippi Jan. 27 Providence
Nov. 26 Albany Jan. 31 at DePaul

Nov. 29 Sacred Heart Feb. 3 Rutgers

Dec. 3 Texas Southern Feb. 5 Syracuse

Dec. 6 Northeastern Feb. 11 at Georgia Tech
Dec. 17. St. Mary's, Callf. Feb. 14 Seton Hall

Dec. 20 Pepperdine Feb. 17 at Syracuse
Dec. 27 Coppin State Feb. 21 at Rutgers
Dec. 30 at West Virginia Feb. 25 Louisville

Jan. 2 South Florida Feb. 28 Villanova

Jan. 6 atLSU Mar. 3 at Georgetown
Jan. 10 Marquette Mar. 7-10 at Big East

Jan. 13 at St. John's Tournament

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Game 5 -- SIENA
December 2 (Sat.) - 7:00 ET
Pepsi Arena, Albany, N.Y.

December 6 (Wed.) - 7:00 ET
Recreation & Convocation Center, Albany, N.Y.

Fran McCaffery

GENERAL INFORMATION
Location: Loudonville, N.Y. Enrollment: 2,900 President:
Fr. Kevin E. Mackin, O.F.M. Nickname: Saints Colors:
Green, Gold Affiliation: NCAA Division | Conference:
Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC) Arena (capac-
ity): Pepsi Arena (14,750) Director of Athletics: John
D'Argenio Office Phone: (518) 783-2551

COACHING STAFF
Head Coach: Fran McCaffery (Pennsylvania '82) Record at
Siena: 15-13 (one year) Career Record: 154-140 (10
years) Basketball Office Phone: (518) 783-2551 Assis-
tant Coaches: Mitch Buonoguro (Boston College '75), Rob
Prior (Air Force '97), Adam Chaskin (Michigan '92)

TEAM OUTLOOK
2005-06 Overall Record: 15-13 2005-06 Conference
Record: 10-8 (fourth place) Letterwinners Returning/Lost:
10/3 Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 Top Returnees:
Michael Haddix (Sr., C, 6-6, 14.9 ppg), Kenny Hasbrouck
(So., G, 6-3, 12.4 ppg), Tay Fisher (Jr., G, 5-9, 11.0 ppg),
David Ryan (Sr., F, 6-7, 9.8 ppg) Key Losses: Antoine
Jordan (17.1 ppg), Kojo Mensah (16.6 ppg)

SERIES HISTORY
Series Record: Siena leads, 27-18. Series Streak: Siena -
1. Last Meeting: Siena 82, Albany 74 (OT), on Dec. 3, 2005,
at Pepsi Arena, Albany, N.Y.

MEDIA INFORMATION
Basketball Sports Information Director: Jason Rich Office
Phone: (518) 783-2411 Cell Phone: (518) 542-7240 SID
Fax: (518) 783-2992 E-Mail: jrich@siena.edu Basketball
Press Row: (518) 487-2251

2006-07 SIENA SCHEDULE

Nov. 11 at Stanford Jan. 19 Fairfield

Nov. 18 at Holy Cross Jan. 21 at Manhattan
Nov. 22 at Dartmouth Jan. 23 NJIT

Nov. 27 at NJIT Jan. 27 at Rider

Nov. 29 Hofstra Jan. 29 at Loyola, Md.
Dec. 2 Albany Feb. 1 lona

Dec. 6 Niagara Feb. 4 St. Peter's
Dec. 9 Rider Feb. 9 atlona

Dec. 23 at Buffalo Feb. 11 at St. Peter's
Dec. 28 Tennessee State Feb. 14 at Fairfield
Dec. 31 at Maryland Feb. 17 BracketBusters
Jan. 3 at Canisius Feb. 22 Manhattan
Jan. 5 at Niagara Feb. 24 at Marist
Jan. 9 Loyola, Md. Mar. 2-5 at MAAC

Jan. 11 Canisius
Jan. 15 Marist

Championships

Anthony Grant

GENERAL INFORMATION
Location: Richmond, Va. Enrollment: 30,300 President:
Dr. Eugene P. Trani kname: Rams Colors: Black, Gold
Affiliation: NCAA Division | Conference: Colonial Athletic
Association (CAA) Arena (capacity): Alltell Pavilion at Stuart
C. Siegel Center (7,500) Director of Athletics: Norwood
Teague Office Phone: (804) 828-4000

COACHING STAFF
Head Coach: Anthony Grant (Dayton '87) Record at VCU:
First Season Career Record: First Season Basketball
Office Phone: (804) 828-1278 Assistant Coaches: Tony
Pujol (Sterling '89), John Brannen (Marshall '96), Allen
Edwards (Kentucky '02)

TEAM OUTLOOK
2005-06 Overall Record: 19-10 2005-06 Conference
Record: 11-7 (sixth place) Letterwinners Returning/Lost:
8/4 Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 Top Returnees: B.A.
Walker (Sr., G, 6-2, 11.7 ppg), Jesse Pellot-Rosa (Sr., G, 6-4,
9.2 ppg), Sam Faulk (Jr., F, 6-8, 1.6 ppg), Eric Maynor (So., G,
6-2, 4.7 ppg) Key Losses: Nick George (16.9 ppg),
Alexander Harper (6.8 ppg)

SERIES HISTORY
Series Record: VCU leads, 1-0. Series Streak: VCU - 1.
Last Meeting: VCU 70, Albany 67, on Feb. 17, 2006, at Alltel
Pavilion at Stuart C. Siegel Center, Richmond, Va.

MEDIA INFORMATION
Basketball Sports Information Director: Phil Stanton
Office Phone: (804) 828-3440 Home Phone: (804) 285-
8142 SID Fax: (804) 828-9428 E-Mail: pdstanton
@vcu.edu Basketball Press Row: (804) 827-1010

2006-07 VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH SCHEDULE

Nov. 13 at Longwood Jan. 13 Towson

Nov. 17 at Paradise Jam Jan. 17 UNC-Wilmington
Nov. 18 at Paradise Jam Jan. 20 Old Dominion
Nov. 20 at Paradise Jam Jan. 24 at George Mason
Nov. 25 Hampton Jan. 27. at Drexel

Nov. 28 at Elon Jan. 29 William & Mary
Dec. 2 Houston Jan. 31. at Hofstra

Dec. 6 at Albany Feb. 3 Georgia State
Dec. 9 at Richmond Feb. 7 George Mason
Dec. 16 UAB Feb. 10 at Old Dominion
Dec. 20 Delaware Feb. 14 at UNC-Wilmington
Dec. 30 Appalachian State Feb. 17 BracketBusters
Jan. 3. at Towson Feb. 21 James Madison
Jan. 6 at James Madison Feb. 24 at Georgia State
Jan. 8 Northeastern Mar. 2-5 at CAA Tournament

Jan. 10 at William & Mary

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Game7 -- BROWN
December 9 (Sat.) - 2:00 ET
Recreation & Convocation Center, Albany, N.Y.

Game 8 -- HARVARD
December 12 (Tues.) - 7:00 ET
Lavietes Pavilion, Cambridge, Mass.

Craig Robinson

GENERAL INFORMATION
Location: Providence, R.|. Enrollment: 5,711 President:
Ruth J. Simmons Nickname: Bears Colors: Seal Brown,
Cardinal Red & White Affiliation: NCAA Division | Confer-
ence: lvy League Arena (capacity): Pizzitola Sports
Center (2,800) Director of Athletics: Michael Goldberger
Office Phone: (401) 863-2972

COACHING STAFF
Head Coach: Craig Robinson (Princeton '83) Record at
Brown: First Season Career Record: First Season Bas-
ketball Office Phone: (401) 863-1315 Assistant Coaches:
Jesse Agel (Vermont '84), Doug Stewart (Brown '94)

TEAM OUTLOOK
2005-06 Overall Record: 10-17 2005-06 Conference
Record: 6-8 (fifth place) Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 10/
3 Starters Returning/Lost: 5/0 Top Returnees: Keenan
Jeppesen (Jr., G, 6-6, 11.1 ppg), Damon Huffman (Jr., G, 6-2,
10.8 ppg), Scott Friske (So., F, 6-6, 8.2 ppg), Mark
MacDonald (Jr., F, 6-9, 7.3 ppg), Marcus Becker (Sr., G, 6-2,
6.8 ppg) Key Losses: Luke Ruscoe (7.8 ppg)

SERIES HISTORY
Series Record: Albany leads, 1-0. Series Streak: Albany -
1. Last Meeting: Albany 62, Brown 47, on Dec. 28, 2005 at
Pizzitola Sports Center, Providence, R.I.

MEDIA INFORMATION
Basketball Sports Information Director: Christopher
Humm Office Phone: (401) 863-1095 Home Phone: (401)
247-2392 SID Fax: (401) 863-1436 E-Mail: christopher_
humm @brown.edu Basketball Press Row: (401) 863-1095

2006-07 BROWN SCHEDULE

Nov. 8 at Coaches/Cancer Cl. Jan.13 Yale

Nov. 9 at Coaches/Cancer Cl. Jan. 20 at Yale

Nov. 14 at Navy Jan. 26 at Dartmouth
Nov. 18 at Providence Jan. 27 at Harvard
Nov. 21 at Northwestern Feb. 2 Pennsylvania
Nov. 25 Army Feb. 3 Princeton
Nov. 28 at Wagner Feb. 9 at Cornell
Dec. 2 Quinnipiac Feb. 10 at Columbia
Dec. 5 at Rhode Island Feb. 16 Harvard

Dec. 9 at Albany Feb. 17 Dartmouth
Dec. 22 Hartford Feb. 23 Columbia
Dec. 29 at TAMCC Classic Feb. 24 Cornell

Dec. 30 at TAMCC Classic Mar. 2 at Princeton
Jan. 2 at UC-Davis Mar. 3 at Pennsylvania
Jan. 6 at SMU

Frank Sullivan

GENERAL INFORMATION
Location: Cambridge, Mass. Enrollment: 6,704 President:
ickname: Crimson Colors: Crimson, Black & White
Affiliation: NCAA Division | Conference: Ivy League
Arena (capacity): Lavietes Pavilion (2,050) Director of
Athletics: Robert L. Scalise Office Phone: (617) 495-4848

COACHING STAFF
Head Coach: Frank Sullivan (Westfield State '73) Record at
Harvard: 166-229 (15 years) Career Record: 280-315 (22
years) Basketball Office Phone: (617) 495-4856 Assistant
Coaches: Bill Holden (Bentley '90), Lamar Reddicks
(Bentley '00)

TEAM OUTLOOK
2005-06 Overall Record: 13-14 2005-06 Conference
Record: 5-9 (sixth place) Letterwinners Returning/Lost:
11/3 Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 Top Returnees: Jim
Goffredo (Sr., G, 6-1, 14.9 ppg), Brian Cusworth (Sr., C, 7-0,
13.3 ppg), Drew Housman (So., G, 5-11, 10.0 ppg), Evan
Harris (So., F, 6-8, 3.6 ppg) Key Losses: Matt Stehle (14.9
ppg), Michael Beal (7.3 ppg), Zach Martin (3.6 ppg)

SERIES HISTORY
Series Record: Harvard leads, 2-1. Series Streak:
Harvard - 1. Last Meeting: Harvard 61, Albany 48, on
December 17, 2005, at Recreation & Convocation Center,
Albany, N.Y.

MEDIA INFORMATION
Basketball Sports Information Director: Kurt Svoboda
Office Phone: (617) 495-7687 SID Fax: (617) 495-2130 E-
Mail: ksvoboda @fas.harvard.edu Basketball Press Row:
(617) 495-5894

2006-07 HARVARD SCHEDULE

Nov. 11. Maine Jan. 12 Dartmouth
Nov. 14 Boston U. Jan. 26 Yale

Nov. 17. at Michigan Jan. 27 Brown

Nov. 21 Holy Cross Feb. 2 Columbia
Nov. 25 Lehigh Feb. 3 Cornell
Nov. 29 at New Hampshire Feb. 9 at Princeton
Dec. 2 at Colgate Feb. 10 at Pennsylvania
Dec. 9 at Long Island Feb. 16 at Brown
Dec. 12 Albany Feb. 17 at Yale

Dec. 14 at Central Conn. Feb. 23 Pennsylvania
Dec. 17 at Vermont Feb. 24 Princeton
Dec. 20 Sacred Heart Mar. 2 at Cornell
Dec. 28 at UC-Irvine Mar. 3. at Columbia
Jan. 6 at Dartmouth

UALBANY Ey BASKETBALL

Game 9 -- ST. BONAVENTURE
December 16 (Sat.) - 2:00 ET
Recreation & Convocation Center, Albany, N.Y.

Game 10 -- CORNELL
December 22 (Fri.) - 7:00 ET
Newman Arena, Ithaca, N.Y.

Anthony Solomon

GENERAL INFORMATION
Location: St. Bonaventure, N.Y. Enrollment: 2,200
President: Sister Margaret Carney, O.S.F. Nickname:
Bonnies Color: Brown, White Affiliati NCAA Division |
Conference: Atlantic 10 Arena (capacity): Reilly Center
(5,780) Director of Athletics: Dr. Ron Zwierlein Office
Phone: (716) 375-2282

COACHING STAFF
Head Coach: Anthony Solomon (Virginia '87) Record at
SBU: 17-66 (3 years) Career Record: 17-66 (3 years)
Basketball Office Phone: (716) 375-2207 Assistant
Coaches: Andy Johnston (New Hampshire '87), Dino
Presley (Kutztown '93), Jake Luhn (UMass-Boston '02)

TEAM OUTLOOK
2005-06 Overall Record: 8-19 2005-06 Conference
Record: 3-13 (13th place) Letterwinners Returning/Lost:
8/4 Starters Returning/Lost: 4/1 Top Returnees:
Michael Lee (Jr., F, 6-8, 12.7 ppg), Paul Williams (Sr., C, 6-
10, 10.1 ppg), Tyler Relph (Jr., G, 6-0, 6.9 ppg), Terron
Diggs (Sr., G, 6-0, 2.2 ppg), A.J. Hawkins (So., F/G, 6-5, 6.3
ppg) Key Losses: Ahmad Smith (14.2 ppg), Patrick Lottin
(7.5 ppg), Isiah Carson (4.8 ppg)

SERIES HISTORY
Series Record: St. Bonaventure leads, 3-0. Series
Streak: St. Bonaventure - 3. Last Meeting: St. Bona-
venture 26, Albany 22, on Jan. 12, 1929, in * Albany, N.Y.

MEDIA INFORMATION
Basketball Sports Information Director: Steve Mest
Office Phone: (716) 375-2319 Cell Phone: (716) 378-
2795 SID Fax: (716) 375-2383 E-mail: smest@sbu.edu
Basketball Press Row: (716) 375-2661

2006-07 ST. BONAVENTURE SCHEDULE

Nov. 9 at 2K Sports Classic Jan. 17 at Rhode Island
Nov. 10 at 2K Sports Classic Jan. 21 La Salle

Nov. 14 Central Arkansas Jan. 24 Xavier

Nov. 20 at St. Francis, Pa. Jan. 27 at Richmond
Nov. 25 at Central Conn. Jan. 31 at Fordham
Nov. 29. Niagara Feb. 3 Duquesne
Dec. 2 Boston U. Feb. 7 at Temple
Dec. 6 Ohio Feb. 10 Dayton

Dec. 9 Wright State Feb. 17 St. Joseph's
Dec. 16 at Albany Feb. 21 at Massachusetts
Dec. 20 Hampton Feb. 24 at Duquesne
Dec. 23 at Canisius Feb. 28 Fordham
Dec. 30 at Syracuse Mar. 3 at Charlotte
Jan. 3. Saint Louis Mar.7-10 at Atlantic 10
Jan. 10 Richmond Tournament

Jan. 13. at George Washington

Steve Donohue

GENERAL INFORMATION
Location: Ithaca, N.Y. Enrollment: 13,700 President:
David J. Skorton Nickname: Big Red Colors: Carnelian
Red, White Affiliation: NCAA Division! Conference: Ivy
League Arena (capacity): Newman Arena (4,473)
Director of Athletics: J. Andrew Noel Jr. Office Phone:
(607) 255-8832

COACHING STAFF
Head Coach: Steve Donohue (Ursinus '84) Record at
Cornell: 58-105 (5 years) Career Record: 58-105 (5
years) Basketball Office Phone: (607) 255-7331 Assis-
tant Coaches: Zach Spiker (Ithaca '00), Nat Graham
(Western Ontario), Mark Vershaw (Wisconsin '01)

TEAM OUTLOOK
2005-06 Overall Record: 13-15 2005-06 Conference
Record: 8-6 (third place) Letterwinners Returning/Lost:
9/4 Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 Top Returnees: Adam
Gore (So., G, 6-0, 12.9 ppg), Jason Hartford (Sr., C, 6-9, 7.7
ppg), Andrew Naeve (Sr., C, 6-9, 6.9 ppg), Graham Dow
(Sr., G, 5-10, 4.8 ppg) Key Losses: Lenny Collins (12.6
ppg), Ryan Rourke (8.6 ppg)

SERIES HISTORY
Series Record: Albany leads, 2-0. Series Streak: Albany
- 2. Last Meeting: Albany 68, Cornell 59, on Jan. 9, 2006,
at Recreation & Convocation Center, Albany, N.Y.

MEDIA INFORMATION
Basketball Sports Information Director: Jeremy Hartigan
Office Phone: (607) 255-9788 Home Phone: (607) 257-
7146 SID Fax: (607) 255-9791 E-Mail: jh295@cornell.
edu Basketball Press Row: (607) 255-3532

2006-07 CORNELL SCHEDULE
Nov. 10 at Northwestern Jan. 12 Pennsylvania

Nov. 13. Stony Brook Jan. 13 Princeton
Nov. 17 at Lehigh Jan. 20 at Columbia
Nov. 21 at Army Jan. 27 Columbia
Nov. 25 at Binghamton Feb. 2 at Dartmouth
Nov. 28 Hartford Feb. 3 at Harvard

Dec. 1 at William & Mary Tour. Feb. 9 Brown
Dec. 2 at William & Mary Tour. Feb. 10 Yale

Dec. 16 Bucknell Feb. 16 at Princeton
Dec. 22 Albany Feb. 17 at Pennsylvania
Dec. 30 at lowa Feb. 23 at Yale

Jan. 3. at Colgate Feb. 24 at Brown

Jan. 5 Ithaca Mar. 2 Harvard

Jan. 7 NJIT Mar. 3 Dartmouth

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Game 11 -- Utah
December 28 (Thurs.) - 9:00 ET
Jon H. Huntsman Center, Salt Lake City, Utah

Game 12 -- UTAH VALLEY STATE
December 30 (Sat.) - 9:05 ET
McKay Center, Orem, Utah

Ray Giacoletti

GENERAL INFORMATION
Location: Salt Lake City, Utah Enrollment: 29,019
President: Michael K. Young Nickname: Runnin’ Utes
Colors: Crimson, White Affiliation: NCAA Division |
Conference: Mountain West Arena (capaci Jon M.
Huntsman Center (15,000) Director of Athletics: Dr. Chris
Hill Office Phone: (801) 581-8171

COACHING STAFF
Head Coach: Ray Giacoletti (Minot State '85) Record at
Utah: 43-21 (2 years) Career Record: 160-104 (9 years)
Basketball Office Phone: (801) 581-5451 Assistant
Coaches: Marty Wilson (Pepperdine '89), Mike Score
(Washington '96), Chris Jones (Utah '94)

TEAM OUTLOOK
2005-06 Overall Record: 14-15 2005-06 Conference
Record: 6-10 (sixth place) Letterwinners Returning/Lost:
6/5 Starters Returning/Lost: 4/1 Top Returnees:
Johnnie Bryant (Jr., G, 6-0, 13.1 ppg), Luke Nevill (So., C, 7-
1, 11.6 ppg), Shaun Green (So., F, 6-8, 6.4 ppg), Chris Grant
(Jr., G, 6-3, 2.5 ppg), Lawrence Borha (So., G, 6-3, 3.7 ppg)
Key Losses: Bryant Markson (13.2 ppg), Chris Jackson

(5.8 ppg)

SERIES HISTORY
Series Record: First Meeting. Series Streak: DNP.

MEDIA INFORMATION
Basketball Sports Information Director: Mike Lageschulte
Office Phone: (801) 587-9162 Cell Phone: (801) 557-
2322 SID Fax: (801) 581-4358 E-Mail: mlages@
huntsman.utah.edu Basketball Press Row: (801) 581-
6657

2006-07 UTAH SCHEDULE

Nov. 10 Southern Utah Jan. 9 at Colorado State
Nov. 18 at Santa Clara Jan. 13. at New Mexico
Nov. 21 Colorado Jan. 16 Air Force

Nov. 25 Rice Jan. 20 Wyoming

Nov. 28 Weber State Jan. 27 at San Diego State
Dec. 2 Washington State Jan. 31 Brigham Young
Dec. 6 at Utah State Feb. 3 at TCU

Dec. 9 at Rhode Island Feb. 7 Colorado State
Dec. 16 Cal Poly Feb. 14 at Air Force
Dec. 19 atSan Juan Tour. Feb. 17 UNLV

Dec. 20 atSan Juan Tour. Feb. 21 at Wyoming
Dec. 21 atSan Juan Tour. Feb. 24 New Mexico
Dec. 28 Albany Feb. 27 San Diego State
Jan. 3 at UNLV Mar. 6-10 at Mountain West
Jan. 6 TCU Tournament

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Dick Hunsacker

GENERAL INFORMATION
Location: Orem, Utah Enrollment: 25,000 President: Dr.
William A. Sederburg Nickname: Wolverines Colors:
Forest Green, Gold & White Affiliation: NCAA Division |
Conference: Independent Arena (capacity): McKay
Center (8,500) Director of Athletics: Mike Jacobsen Office
Phone: (801) 863-8998

COACHING STAFF
Head Coach: Dick Hunsacker (Weber State '77) Record at
UVSC: 82-36 (4 years) Career Record: 248-109 (13 years)
Basketball Office Phone: (801) 863-8309 Assistant
Coaches: Andy Hipsher (Akron '04), Issac Turley (BYU-
Hawaii '01)

TEAM OUTLOOK
2005-06 Overall Record: 16-13 2005-06 Conference
Record: Independent Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 9/4
Starters Returning/Lost: 4/1 Top Returnees: David Heck
(Sr., 6-6, F, 11.1 ppg), Matt Peterson (Sr., 6-3, F, 11.2 ppg),
Chris Bailey (Sr., G, 5-11, 6.6 ppg), Richard Troyer (Jr., F, 6-4,
4.0 ppg) Key Losses: Ben Devoe (10.0 ppg), Sylvester
Allison (7.9 ppg), Pierre Thomas (5.8 ppg)

SERIES HISTORY
Series Record: Albany leads, 1-0. Series Streak: Albany -
1. Last Meeting: Albany 72, Utah Valley State 61 on Jan.
14, 2006 at Recreation & Convocation Center, Albany, N.Y.

MEDIA INFORMATION
Basketball Sports Information Director: Steve Schaack
Office Phone: (801) 863-6231 Cell Phone: (801) 372-3373
E-mail: schaacst@uvsc.edu SID Fax: (801) 863-8813
Basketball Press Row: (801) 863-5209

2006-07 UTAH VALLEY STATE SCHEDULE

Nov. 10 Montana State Jan. 10 at Utah State

Nov. 13 Montana Jan. 15 Longwood

Nov. 15 at California Jan. 20 Johnson & Wales
Nov. 18 Great Falls Jan. 25 at South Dakota State
Nov. 25 at Western Illinois Jan. 27 at North Dakota State
Nov. 29 at Southern Utah Feb. 1 NJIT

Dec. 2 at Portland State Feb. 3 IPFW

Dec. 5 at UMKC Feb. 6 UC-Davis

Dec. 9 Utah State Feb. 10 at TX-Pan American
Dec. 16 at Montana State Feb. 15 North Dakota State
Dec. 19 at Idaho State Feb. 17 South Dakota State
Dec. 22 Southern Utah Feb. 22 at IPFW

Dec. 30 Albany Feb. 24 at NJIT

Jan. 2 UMKC Mar. 3 TX-Pan American

Jan. 7 at UC-Davis

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NEW HAMPSHIRE
Game 13 -- January 3 (Wed.) - Albany, N.Y., 7:30 ET
Game 21 -- January 28 (Sun.) - Durham, N.H., 1:00 ET

Game 14 -- January 6 (Sat.) - Vestal, N.Y., 1:00 ET
Game 23 -- February 3 (Sat.) - Albany, N.Y., 7:30 ET

Bill Herrion

GENERAL INFORMATION
Location: Durham, N.H. Enrollment: 13,900 President: J.
Bonnie Newman (interim) Nickname: Wildcats Colors:
Blue, White Affiliation: NCAA Division | Conference:
America East Arena (capacity): Lundholm Gymnasium
(3,500) Director of Athletics: Marty Scarano Office Phone:
(603) 862-2013

COACHING STAFF
Head Coach: Bill Herrion (Merrimack '81) Record at UNH:
12-17 (one year) Career Record: 249-186 (15 years)
Basketball Office Phone: (603) 862-0281 Assistant
Coaches: Chris Mohr (Merrimack '97), Jeff Rafferty (Spring-
field '97), Jean Bain (Northeastern '02)

TEAM OUTLOOK
2005-06 Overall Record: 12-17 2005-06 Conference
Record: 8-8 (fifth place) Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 8/4
Starters Returning/Lost: 4/1 Top Returnees: Blagoj Janev
(Sr., F, 6-8, 14.4 ppg), Jermaine Anderson (Sr., G, 6-1, 8.0
ppg), Mike Christensen (Jr., F, 6-8, 9.4 ppg), Tyrece Gibbs
(So, G, 6-2, 6.8 ppg), Brandon Odom (ur., F, 6-5, 3.6 ppg)
Key Losses: Jamaal Caterina (6.3 ppg)

SERIES HISTORY
Series Record: Albany leads, 7-5. Series Streak: Albany -
1. Last Meeting: Albany 67, New Hampshire 54, on March
5, 2006, at Events Center, Binghamton, N.Y.

MEDIA INFORMATION
Basketball Sports Information Director: Scott Stapin
Office Phone: (603) 862-3906 Home Phone: (603) 332-
7611 SID Fax: (603) 862-3839 E-Mail: smstapin@
cisunix.unh.edu Basketball Press Row: (603) 862-3181

2006-07 NEW HAMPSHIRE SCHEDULE

Nov. 10 at Boston College Jan. 11 Hartford

Nov. 13. Franklin Pierce Jan. 13 at Boston U.
Nov. 18 Central Conn. Jan. 18 at Binghamton
Nov. 21 at Robert Morris Jan. 21 Stony Brook
Nov. 26 at Quinnipiac Jan. 25 at UMBC

Nov. 29 Harvard Jan. 28 Albany

Dec. 2 atLong Island Jan. 31 at Vermont
Dec. 6 at Rutgers Feb. 3 Maine

Dec. 18 at Northeastern Feb. 8 at Hartford
Dec. 22 at lona Feb. 11 Boston U.
Dec. 29 at Kent State Tour. Feb. 15 Binghamton
Dec. 30 at Kent State Tour. Feb. 18 at Stony Brook
Jan. 3 at Albany Feb. 25 UMBC

Jan. 6 atMaine Mar. 2-10 at America East
Jan. 9 Vermont Tournament

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Al Walker

GENERAL INFORMATION
Location: Vestal, N.Y. Enrollment: 11,174 President: Lois
B. DeFleur Nickname: Bearcats Colors: Dark Green, Black
& White Affiliation: NCAA Division | Conference: America
East Arena (capacity): Events Center (5,142) Director of
Athletics: Joel Thirer Office Phone: (607) 777-4255

COACHING STAFF
Head Coach: Al Walker (Brockport '81) Record at
Binghamton: 79-92 (6 years) Career Record: 221-263 (18
years) Basketball Office Phone: (607) 777-6369 Assistant
Coaches: Lawrence Brenneman (Geneva '85), Marlon
Sears (Newman '01), Ali Ton (Davidson '98)

TEAM OUTLOOK
2005-06 Overall Record: 16-13 2005-06 Conference
Record: 12-4 (second place) Letterwinners Returning/
Lost: 8/5 Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 Top Returnees:
Troy Hailey (Sr., G, 6-1, 8.6 ppg), Mike Gordon (Jr., G, 6-0, 8.5
ppg), Giovanni Olomo (ur., C, 6-8, 1.1 ppg), lan Milne (So., F,
6-9, 6.6 ppg), Duane James (Sr., F, 6-6, 5.5 ppg) Key
Losses: Andre Heard (17.1 ppg), Sebastien Hermenier
(11.1 ppg)

SERIES HISTORY
Series Record: Albany leads, 53-24. Series Streak:
Albany - 2. Last Meeting: Albany 52, Binghamton 51, on
Jan. 28, 2006, at Events Center, Vestal, N.Y.

MEDIA INFORMATION
Basketball Sports Information Director: John Hartrick
Office Phone: (607) 777-6800 Cell Phone: (607) 222-6474
SID Fax: (607) 777-4597 E-Mail: hartrick@binghamton.edu
Basketball Press Row: (607) 777-6340

2006-07 BINGHAMTON SCHEDULE

Nov. 11. at Long Island Jan. 13 at Maine
Nov. 16 at Niagara Jan. 15. at Hartford

Nov. 20 Mount St. Mary's Jan. 18 New Hampshire
Nov. 25 Cornell Jan. 21 Vermont

Dec. 2 Rider Jan. 28 at UMBC

Dec. 6 Akron Jan. 31 Stony Brook
Dec. 15 Long Island Feb. 3. at Albany

Dec. 18 at North Florida Feb. 8 at Boston U.
Dec. 20. at Miami, Fla. Feb. 11 Maine

Dec. 28 at New Mexico Inv. Feb. 15 at New Hampshire
Dec. 29 at New Mexico Inv. Feb. 18 at Vermont

Jan. 3 UMBC Feb. 22 Hartford

Jan. 6 Albany Mar. 2-10 at America East
Jan. 9 at Stony Brook Tournament
Jan. 11 Boston U.

UALBANY EI BASKETBALL

UMBC
Game 15 -- January 9 (Tue.) - Baltimore, Md., 7:00 ET
Game 22 -- January 31 (Wed.) - Albany, N.Y., 7:00 ET

MAINE
Game 16 -- January 11 (Thu.) - Albany, N.Y., 7:00 ET
Game 25 -- February 7 (Wed.) - Orono, Maine, 7:30 ET

Randy Monroe

GENERAL INFORMATION
Location: Baltimore, Md. Enrollment: 12,000 President:
Dr. Freeman Hrabowski Nickname: Retrievers Colors:
Black & Gold with Red A\ ion: NCAA Division | Con-
ference: America East Arena (capacity): Retriever
Activities Center (4,000) Director of Athletics: Dr. Charles
Brown Office Phone: (410) 455-2126

COACHING STAFF
Head Coach: Randy Monroe (Cheyney '87) Record at
UMBC: 21-38 (2 years) Career Record: 21-38 (2 years)
Basketball Office Phone: (410) 455-2864 Assistant
Coaches: Don Anderson (Franklin & Marshall '82), Frankie
Allen (Roanoke ‘71), Nate Stewart (Roanoke '03)

TEAM OUTLOOK
2005-06 Overall Record: 10-19 2005-06 Conference
Record: 5-11 (eighth place) Letterwinners Returning/
Lost: 9/2 Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 Top Returnees:
Brian Hodges (ur., G, 6-3, 12.9 ppg), Jay Greene (So., G, 5-
8, 8.4 ppg), Chris Pugh (Sr., G, 6-2, 8.0 ppg), Mike Housman
(Sr., F, 6-6, 7.9 ppg) Key Losses: John Zito (13.5 ppg),
Jerrell Dinkins (11.8 ppg)

SERIES HISTORY
Series Record: Albany leads, 5-2. Series Streak: Albany
- 4. Last Meeting: Albany 79, UMBC 65, on March 4, 2006,
at Events Center, Vestal, N.Y.

MEDIA INFORMATION
Basketball Sports Information Director: Steve Levy
Office Phone: (410) 455-2197 Home Phone: (410) 363-
6379 SID Fax: (410) 455-3994 E-Mail: slevy@umbc.edu
Basketball Press Row Phone: (410) 455-3840

2006-07 UMBC SCHEDULE

Nov. 11. at St. Peter's Jan. 11 Vermont
Nov. 14 Loyola, Md. Jan. 16 at Maine

Nov. 18 at Hampton Jan. 18 Hartford

Nov. 21. Lafayette Jan. 21. at Boston U.
Nov. 25 at Michigan Jan. 25 New Hampshire
Nov. 27 at Morgan State Jan. 28 Binghamton

Dec. 1 at St. John's Jan. 31 at Albany

Dec. 3 Long Beach State Feb. 3 Stony Brook
Dec. 7 atLa Salle Feb. 8 at Vermont

Dec. 12 at George Washington Feb. 15_ at Hartford

Dec. 16 at Marquette Feb. 18 Boston U.

Dec. 22. at William & Mary Feb. 22 Maine

Dec. 30 Central Conn. Feb. 25 at New Hampshire
Jan. 3. at Binghamton Mar. 2-10 at America East
Jan. 6 at Stony Brook Tournament

Jan. 9 Albany

Ted Woodward

GENERAL INFORMATION
Location: Orono, Maine Enrollment: 11,400 President:
Dr. Robert Kennedy Nickname: Black Bears Colors:
Blue, White Affiliation: NCAA Division | Conference:
America East Arena (capacity): Harold Alfond Sports
Arena (5,663) Director of Athletics: Blake James Office
Phone: (207) 581-1052

COACHING STAFF
Head Coach: Ted Woodward (Bucknell '86) Record at
Maine: 26-31 (2 years) Career Record: 26-31 (2 years)
Basketball Office Phone: (207) 581-1059 Assistant
Coaches: Michael Burden (Rowan '95), Douglas Leichner
(Central Connecticut State '92)

TEAM OUTLOOK

2005-06 Overall Record: 12-16 2005-06 Conference
Record: 7-9 (tie, sixth place) Letterwinners Returning/
Lost: 8/4 Starters Returning/Lost: 4/1 Top Returnees:
Kevin Reed (Sr., G, 6-2, 12.8 ppg), Rashard Turner (Sr., G,
5-11, 10.8 ppg), Jon Sheets (Sr., G, 6-0, 9.4 ppg), Philippe
Tchekane Bofia (So., F, 6-6, 9.4 ppg), Olli Anvenniemi (Sr.,
F, 6-10, 5.9 ppg) Key Losses: Ernest Turner (15.2 ppg)

SERIES HISTORY
Series Record: Maine leads, 6-4. Series Streak: Albany -
4. Last Meeting: Albany 87, Maine 73, on Feb. 11, 2006, at
Alfond Sports Arena, Orono, Maine.

MEDIA INFORMATION
Basketball Sports Information Director: Laura Reed
Office Phone: (207) 581-3646 Cell Phone: (207) 478-
4256 SID Fax: (207) 581-3297 E-Mail: laura.reed@umit.
maine.edu Basketball Press Row: (207) 581-1049

2006-07 MAINE SCHEDULE

Nov. 11 at Harvard Jan. 13 Binghamton

Nov. 13 at Marquette Cl. Jan. 16 UMBC

Nov. 14 at Marquette Cl. Jan. 18 at Vermont

Nov. 18 at St. Francis, N.Y. Jan. 25 at Stony Brook
Nov. 22 St. Joseph, Vt. Jan. 27 at Hartford

Nov. 26 Robert Morris Jan. 31 Boston U.

Nov. 29 at Mount St. Mary's Feb. 3 at New Hampshire
Dec. 1 at NJIT Feb. 7 Albany

Dec. 9 at Providence Feb. 11 at Binghamton
Dec. 14 Maine-Farmington Feb. 14 Vermont

Dec. 23 at Penn State Feb. 17 at BracketBusters
Dec. 28 at Nevada Feb. 22 at UMBC

Jan. 3 Hartford Feb. 25 Stony Brook

Jan. 6 New Hampshire Mar. 2-10 at America East

Jan. 9 at Boston U.
Jan. 11. at Albany

Tournament

UALBANY 6 | BASKETBALL
PE,

VERMONT
Game 17 -- January 13 (Sat.) - Burlington, Vt., 3:00 ET
Game 26 -- February 11 (Sun.) - Albany, N.Y., 2:00 ET

STONY BROOK
Game 18 - January 15 (Mon.) - Albany, N.Y., 7:00 ET
Game 28 -- February 22 (Thu.) - Stony Brook, N.Y., 7:00 ET

Mike Lonergan

GENERAL INFORMATION
Location: Burlington, Vt. Enrollment: 8,800 President:
Dr. Daniel Mark Fogel Nickname: UVM, Catamounts
Colors: Green, Gold Affiliation: NCAA Division | Confer-
ence: America East Arena (capacity): Patrick Gym
(3,266) Director of Athletics: Dr. Robert Corran Office
Phone: (802) 656-3075

COACHING STAFF
Head Coach: Mike Lonergan (Catholic '88) Record at
Vermont: 13-17 (one year) Career Record: 264-105 (13
years) Basketball Office Phone: (802) 656-7974 Assis-
tant Coaches: Hajj Turner (Louisville '01), Matt Hahn
(Maryland '00), Gabe Rodriguez (Colorado '05)

TEAM OUTLOOK
2005-06 Overall Record: 13-17 2005-06 Conference
Record: 7-9 (tie, sixth place) Letterwinners Returning/
Lost: 11/2 Starters Returning/Lost: 5/0 Top Returnees:
Mike Trimboli (So., G, 6-1, 14.0 ppg), Martin Klimes (Sr., F,
6-8, 11.4 ppg), Chris Holm (Sr., C, 6-11, 8.2 ppg), Kyle
Cieplicki (Jr., G, 6-4, 8.5 ppg) Key Losses: Ryan
Schneider (6.4 ppg), Josh Duell (7.4 ppg)

SERIES HISTORY
Series Record: Vermont leads, 14-3. Series Streak:
Albany - 2. Last Meeting: Albany 80, Vermont 67, on
March 11, 2006, at Recreation & Convocation Center,
Albany, N.Y. (America East Championship)

MEDIA INFORMATION
Basketball Sports Information Director: Ben Dickie
Office Phone: (802) 656-1188 Home Phone: (802) 658-
2466 E-Mail: bdickie@uvm.edu SID Fax: (802) 656-8328
Basketball Press Row: (802) 656-4173

2006-07 VERMONT SCHEDULE

Nov. 7 at 2K Sports Classic Jan. 13 Albany

Nov. 8 at 2K Sports Classic Jan. 18 Maine

Nov. 13 at Boston College Jan. 21 at Binghamton
Nov. 18 Drexel Jan. 25 at Hartford
Nov. 21 at Michigan State Jan. 28 at Stony Brook
Nov. 25 at Wagner Jan. 31 New Hampshire
Dec. 1 at Towson Feb. 5 Boston U.

Dec. 3 at Delaware Feb. 8 UMBC

Dec. 10 lona Feb. 11 at Albany

Dec. 17 Harvard Feb. 14 at Maine

Dec. 21 Dartmouth Feb. 18 Binghamton
Dec. 23 at Quinnipiac Feb. 22 at Boston U.
Dec. 28 at Central Conn. Feb. 25 Hartford

Jan. 3 Stony Brook Mar. 2-10 at America East
Jan. 9 at New Hampshire Tournament
Jan. 11 at UMBC

Steve Pikiell

GENERAL INFORMATION
Location: Stony Brook, N.Y. Enrollment: 21,685 Presi-
dent: Dr. Shirley Strum Kenny Nickname: Seawolves
Colors: Scarlet, Blue & Grey Affiliation: NCAA Division |
Conference: America East Arena (capacity): Stony Brook
University Arena (4,103) Director of Athletics: Jim Fiore
Office Phone: (631) 632-7205

COACHING STAFF
Head Coach: Steve Pikiell (Connecticut '90) Record at
Stony Brook: 4-24 (one year) Career Record: 4-24 (one
year) Basketball Office Phone: (631) 632-7201 Assistant
Coaches: Jay Young (Marist '86), Kelvin Jefferson (South-
ern Connecticut State '95), Guy Rancourt (Western Connecti-
cut State '97)

TEAM OUTLOOK
2005-06 Overall Record: 4-24 2005-06 Conference
Record: 2-14 (ninth place) Letterwinners Returning/Lost:
9/5 Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 Top Returnees: Mitchell
Beauford (Jr., G, 5-11, 14.1 ppg), Mike Popoko (Sr., F, 6-5,
10.3 ppg), Tre Cunningham (So., G, 6-4, 6.3 ppg), Solomon
Bamiro (Sr., G/F, 6-5, 4.4 ppg) Key Losses: Bobby
Santiago (9.4 ppg), Antwan Hardy (8.0 ppg)

SERIES HISTORY

Series Record: Albany leads, 29-14. Series Streak:
Albany - 2. Last Meeting: Albany 85, Stony Brook 62, on
February 1, 2006, at Recreation & Convocation Center,
Albany, N.Y.

MEDIA INFORMATION
Basketball Sports Information Director: Rob Emmerich Jr.
Office Phone: (631) 632-6312 Home Phone: (203) 804-
7252 E-Mail: robert.emmerich@stonybrook.edu SID Fax:
(631) 632-8841 Basketball Press Row: (631) 632-9260

2006-07 STONY BROOK SCHEDULE

Nov. 10. at Colgate Jan. 15 at Albany
Nov. 13. at Cornell Jan. 18 Boston U.

Nov. 17 at Penn State Jan. 21 at New Hampshire
Nov. 19 Navy Jan. 25 Maine

Nov. 25 at Columbia Jan. 28 Vermont

Nov. 28 at Md.Eastern Shore Jan. 31 _at Binghamton
Nov. 30 Villanova Feb. 3. at UMBC

Dec. 5 Hofstra Feb. 11 Hartford

Dec. 11. at NJIT Feb. 15 at Boston U.
Dec. 14 at Dartmouth Feb. 18 New Hampshire
Dec. 30 at Notre Dame Feb. 23 Albany

Jan. 3. at Vermont Feb. 25 at Maine

Jan. 6 UMBC Mar. 2-10 at America East

Jan. 9 Binghamton
Jan. 13. at Hartford

Tournament

UALBANY BASKETBALL

HARTFORD
Game 19 -- January 21 (Sun.) - Albany, N.Y., 2:00 ET
Game 24 -- February 5 (Mon.) - Hartford, Conn., 7:00 ET

BOSTON UNIVERSITY
Game 20 -- January 24 (Wed.) - Boston, Mass., 8:00 ET
Game 29 -- February 25 (Sun.) - Albany, N.Y., 12:30 ET

Dan Leibovitz

GENERAL INFORMATION
Location: West Hartford, Conn. Enrollment: 4,657
President: Walter Harrison Nickname: Hawks Colors:
Scarlet, White Affiliation: NCAA Division | Conference:
America East Arena (capacity): Chase Arena at Reich
Family Pavilion (3,977) Director of Athletics: Patricia H.
Meiser Office Phone: (860) 768-4989

COACHING STAFF
Head Coach: Dan Leibovitz (Pennsylvania '96) Record at
Hartford: First Season Career Record: First Season
Basketball Office Phone: (860) 768-4653 Assistant
Coaches: John Gallagher (St. Joseph's '99), Chris
Gerlufsen (Randolph-Macon '98), Elliott Broadnax (Colo-
rado '00)

TEAM OUTLOOK
2005-06 Overall Record: 13-15 2005-06 Conference
Record: 9-7 (tie, third place) Letterwinners Returning/
Lost: 6/6 Starters Returning/Lost: 2/3 Top Returnees:
Rich Baker (Jr., G, 6-1, 4.7 ppg), Chris Cole (So., G, 6-1, 3.6
ppg), Bo Taylor (Sr., F, 6-5, 6.1 ppg), Brian Glowiak (Jr., G,
6-3, 2.1 ppg) Key Losses: Kenny Adeleke (20.7 ppg),
Aaron Cook (16.4 ppg), Paris Carter (7.8 ppg)

SERIES HISTORY
Series Record: Albany leads, 8-5. Series Streak: Albany
- 3. Last Meeting: Albany 65, Hartford 63, on Feb. 8, 2006,
at Chase Arena at Reich Family Pavilion, Hartford, Conn.

MEDIA INFORMATION
Basketball Sports Information Director: David
Longolucco Office Phone: (860) 768-4620 Cell Phone:
(860) 805-4766 SID Fax: (860) 768-4068 E-Mai
longolucc@ hartford.edu Basketball Press Rot
768-5042

(860)

2006-07 HARTFORD SCHEDULE

Nov. 11 at Georgetown Jan. 15 Binghamton
Nov. 13. at Towson Jan. 18 at UMBC

Nov. 18 at Army Jan. 21. at Albany

Nov. 25 Dartmouth Jan. 25 Vermont

Nov. 28 at Cornell Jan. 27 Maine

Nov. 30 Long Island Jan. 31. at Boston College
Dec. 6 at Penn State Feb. 3 at Boston U.
Dec. 9 at Monmouth Feb. 5 Albany

Dec. 11. at Yale Feb. 8 New Hampshire
Dec. 17. St. Francis, N.Y. Feb. 11. at Stony Brook
Dec. 22 at Brown Feb. 15 UMBC

Dec. 29 Canisius Feb. 22 at Binghamton
Jan. 3 atMaine Feb. 25 at Vermont

Jan. 6 Boston U. Mar. 2-10 at America East
Jan. 11 at New Hampshire Tournament

Jan. 13. Stony Brook

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BOSTON UNIVERSITY

Dennis Wolff

GENERAL INFORMATION
Location: Boston, Mass. Enrollment: 15,820 President:
Robert A. Brown Nickname: Terriers Colors: Scarlet,
White Affiliation: NCAA Division! Conference: America
East Arena (capacity): Case Gymnasium (1,800), Agganis
Arena (5,687) Director of Athletics: Michael P. Lynch
Office Phone: (617) 353-4630

COACHING STAFF
Head Coach: Dennis Wolff (Connecticut '78) Record at
Boston U.: 204-149 (12 years) Career Record: 234-167
(14 years) Basketball Office Phone: (617) 353-5864
Assistant Coaches: Orlando Vandross (American Interna-
tional '92), Mike Winiecki (Richmond '89), Mike Costello
(Boston U. '00)

TEAM OUTLOOK
2005-06 Overall Record: 12-16 2005-06 Conference
Record: 9-7 (tie, third place) Letterwinners Returning/
Lost: 6/6 Starters Returning/Lost: 2/3 Top Returnees:
Omari Peterkin (Sr., F, 6-8, 6.0 ppg), Brian Macon (Sr., G, 5-8,
5.7 ppg), Ben Coblyn (So., F, 6-8, 5.3 ppg), Matt Wolff (So., 6-
5, G, 4.3 ppg) Key Losses: Kevin Gardner (13.7 ppg),
Corey Hassan (11.9 ppg), Shaun Wynn (7.8 ppg)

SERIES HISTORY
Series Record: Boston U. leads, 8-2. Series Streak:
Albany - 2. Last Meeting: Albany 71, Boston U. 60, on Feb.
4, 2006, at Recreation & Convocation Center, Albany, N.Y.

MEDIA INFORMATION
Basketball Sports Information Director: Megan Bradshaw
Office Phone: (617) 353-2163 Cell Phone: (410) 456-5028
E-Mail: mab04@bu.edu SID Fax: (617) 353-5286 Basket-
ball Press Row: (617) 437-0102

2006-07 BOSTON UNIVERSITY SCHEDULE

Nov. 10 George Washington Jan. 13. New Hampshire
Nov. 14 at Harvard Jan. 18 at Stony Brook
Nov. 18 Rider Jan. 21 UMBC

Nov. 21 at Northeastern Jan. 24 Albany

Nov. 25 at Manhattan Jan. 31 at Maine

Nov. 27 at St. Joseph's Feb. 3 Hartford

Dec. 2 at St. Bonaventure Feb. 5 at Vermont

Dec. 6 Massachusetts Feb. 8 Binghamton

Dec. 22 at Rhode Island Feb. 11 at New Hampshire
Dec. 28 at MSG Holiday Festival Feb. 15 Stony Brook

Dec. 29 at MSG Holiday Festival Feb. 18 at UMBC

Jan. 3 Holy Cross Feb. 22 Vermont

Jan. 6 at Hartford Feb. 25 at Albany

Jan. 9 Maine Mar. 2-10 at America East
Jan. 11. at Binghamton Tournament

UALBANY || BASKETBALL
BracketBusters

ESPN Bracket Buster 2007

The University at Albany men’s basketball team has been
invited to participate in the BracketBusters series on Feb. 16-
17, 2006. The Great Danes are among 102 teams representing
16 conferences in the event. UAlbany, the defending America
East Conference champion, in joined by Maine in the field.

In its fourth year, BracketBusters is an ESPN television
property that provides potential NCAA Tournament-caliber
teams the opportunity to meetin a two-day, 51-game event. The
format involves “wild-card” pairings for the pool of participating
teams, with half of the BracketBusters teams pre-designated as
“home” and the remaining half as “road” teams.

In an effort to provide an even greater showcase for these
programs, the event has expanded its pool of teams each year
to produce a better cross section of squads. The actual pairings
take place three weeks in advance of the event, and those
match-ups are determined on the basis of regular-season play.

A total of 13 games will be televised, including six games on
ESPN2, five games on ESPNU -- ESPN's collegiate network
that was launched on March 4, 2005, and ESPN 360 - ESPN's
broadband network. ESPN, in consultation with the conference
commissioners, will make pairing decisions for the 13 televised
games on Sunday, Jan. 28. Pairing decisions for the remaining
38 contests will be announced on Monday, Feb. 5.

“Having been fortunate enough to receive nationally tele-
vised games for the past two BracketBusters series, we ex-
tremely excited once again to have two teams chosen to the
BracketBusters pool,” America East Commissioner Patrick
Nero said. “Albany and Maine are expected to be two of our top
programs for the upcoming season, so we couldn't be happier
to have them included in this tremendous event. The chance
to gain national exposure through ESPN's various networks is
a great opportunity for not only Albany and Maine, but also
America East.”

Another important component for BracketBusters partici-
pants is future scheduling. Each team that participates in the
event agrees to enter into a home-and-home series with its to-
be-named opponent. The return game is made in November or
December of the following season. This contest allows for
completion of the two-game series contract andis not part of the
BracketBusters event in that second year.

“We are looking forward to once again participating in this
prestigious event,” said UAlbany coach Will Brown, whose
team dropped a thrilling 70-67 decision to Virginia Common-
wealth in last year's BracketBusters. “Our team enjoyed playing
at VCU on ESPNU last season. It was a great experience for
our program. This event also provides us with an opportunity
to start a home-and-home series against a quality opponent.”

The 102-team field will feature 12 teams from the Mid-
American Conference and Colonial Athletic Association; 11
from the Ohio Valley Conference; 10 from the Missouri Valley
and Metro Atlantic Athletic; nine from the Western Athletic
Conference and Horizon League; eight from the Big West; four
from the Big Sky and Southern; three from the Patriot League

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and Big South; two from the America East, Mid-Continent,
Southern, and Southland; and one from the West Coast.

The pool of teams in 2007 represents six Sweet Sixteen
squads, a regional finalist and a Final Four participant from the
last five NCAA Tournaments. George Mason reached the
national semifinals of the 2006 NCAA Tournament, Kent State
advanced to an Elite Eight game in the 2002 NCAA Tourna-
ment, while Southern Illinois (2002), Butler (2003), Nevada
(2004), UW-Milwaukee (2005), Bradley (2006) and Wichita
State (2006) have made Sweet Sixteen appearances.

HOME TEAMS -- Akron, Boise State, Bucknell, Buffalo, Butler,
Cal Poly, Cal State Northridge, Coastal Carolina, Creighton,
Delaware, Drake, Eastern Illinois, Eastern Michigan, Fairfield,
Fresno State, George Mason, Georgia State, Hofstra, Idaho,
Illinois-Chicago, Illinois State, Indiana State, Long Beach State,
Loyola (Illinois), Marist, Missouri State, Montana, Morehead
State, Nevada, New Mexico State, Niagara, Northern Illinois,
Northeastern, Oral Roberts, Rider, Samford, San Francisco,
Siena, Southeast Missouri State, Tennessee-Chattanooga,
Tennessee Martin, Tennessee State, Tennessee Tech, To-
ledo, UC Santa Barbara, UNC Greensboro, Virginia Common-
wealth, Western Michigan, Wichita State, Wright State, Young-
stown State.

VISITING TEAMS -- Albany, Appalachian State, Austin Peay,
Ball State, Bowling Green, Bradley, Cal State Fullerton, Canisius,
Central Michigan, Cleveland State, Colgate, Detroit, Drexel,
Eastern Kentucky, Eastern Illinois, Eastern Washington, Elon,
Evansville, Hawaii, Holy Cross, lona, Jacksonville State, James
Madison, Kent State, Liberty, Louisiana Tech, Loyola, Md.,
Maine, Manhattan, Miami (Ohio), Murray State, Northern lowa,
Northwestern State, Ohio, Old Dominion, Pacific, Portland
State, St. Peter's, Sam Houston State, San Jose State, Southern
Illinois, Towson, UC Irvine, UC Riverside, UNC Wilmington,
Utah State, UW-Green Bay, UW-Milwaukee, Valparaiso, Will-
iam & Mary, Winthrop.

Jamar Wilson scored 21 of his 28 points in the second half against
Virginia Commonwealth in last year’s BracketBusters event.

UALBANY EJ BASKETBALL

2007 AMERICA EAST CONFERENCE
CHAMPIONSHIP

Friday, March 2
First Round
Agganis Arena, Boston, Mass.
Pairings & Times, TBA

Saturday, March3
Quarterfinals
Agganis Arena, Boston, Mass.
Pairings & Times, TBA

Sunday, March 4
Semifinals
Agganis Arena, Boston, Mass.
Pairings & Times, TBA

Saturday, March 10
Championship
At Highest Remaining Seed
12:00 p.m. (ESPN2)

NCAA TOURNAMENT

Opening Round
March 13
University of Dayton Arena
Dayton, Ohio

First & Second Rounds
March 15 & 17
HSBC Arena
Buffalo, N.Y.

Rupp Arena
Lexington, Ky.

ARCO Arena
Sacramento, Calif.

Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum
Winston-Salem, N.C.

First & Second Rounds
March 16 & 18
United Center

Chicago, Ill.

Nationwide Arena
Columbus, Ohio

New Orleans Arena
New Orleans, La.

Spokane Memorial Arena
Spokane, Wash.

REGIONALS

SOUTH

March 22 & 24

Alamodome, San Antonio, Texas

WEST

March 22 & 24

HP Pavilion, San Jose Calif.

EAST

March 23 & 25

Continental Airlines Arena, East Rutherford, N.J.
MIDWEST
March 23 & 25
Edward Jones Dome, St. Louis, Mo.

2007 FINAL FOUR
March 31 & April 2
Georgia Dome, Atlanta, Ga.

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NAIA District 31 Tournament
Rider 52, Albany 42 (Lawrenceville, N.J.)
NAIA District 31 Tournament
Albany 68, Pratt 60 (Montclair, N.J.)
Fairleigh Dickinson 56, Albany 53
NAIA District 31 Tournament
Maryland State 73, Albany 55 (Montclair, N.J.)
Pratt 61, Albany 55
NAIA District 31 Tournament
Albany 64, Jersey City 63 (Jersey City, N.J.)
Maryland State 69, Albany 53
NCAA College Division East Regionals
Wagner 109, Albany 64 (Syracuse, N.Y.)
Albany 71, LeMoyne 70
ECAC Upstate New York Tournament
Albany 69, St. Lawrence 55 (Schenectady, N.Y.)
Union 69, Albany 64
ECAC Upstate New York Tournament
Brockport 81, Albany 64 (Schenectady, N.Y.)
Albany 94, Geneseo 73
NCAA Division Ill East Regionals
St. Lawrence 82, Albany 63 (Brockport, N.Y.)
Rensselaer 72, Albany 55
NCAA Division Ill East Regionals
Albany 75, Ithaca 58 (Albany, N.Y.)
Oneonta State 47, Albany 46
ECAC Upstate New York Tournament
Albany 59, Oneonta State 49 (Utica, N.Y.)
Albany 101, Hamilton 95 (OT)
NCAA Division III South Regionals
Savannah State 82, Albany 81 (OT) (Danville, Ky.)
Albany 83, Lane (Tenn.) 82 (OT)
NCAA Division III East Regionals
Albany 75, St. Lawrence 66 (Potsdam, N.Y.)
Potsdam 87, Albany 72
NCAA Division Ill East Regionals
Albany 45, St. Lawrence 44 (Potsdam, N.Y.)
Potsdam 68, Albany 63
ECAC Upstate New York Tournament
Albany 70, Oswego State 66 (Clinton, N.Y.)
Hamilton 64, Albany 54
ECAC Upstate New York Tournament
Rochester 90, Albany 76 (Clinton, N.Y.)
ECAC Upstate New York Tournament
Binghamton 46, Albany 44 (Binghamton, N.Y.)
NCAA Division Ill East Regionals
Worcester Polytechnic Institute 58, Albany 57
Albany 78, Westfield State 70 (Worcester, Mass.)
ECAC Upstate New York Tournament
Albany 98, SUNY-Utica 58 (Albany, N.Y.)
Binghamton 62, Albany 61 (Albany, N.Y.)
ECAC Upstate New York Tournament
Albany 72, Hartwick 60 (Albany, N.Y.)
Albany 73, Plattsburgh 72 (Albany, N.Y.)
Hamilton 65, Albany 62 (Clinton, N.Y.)
ECAC Upstate New York Tournament
Albany 74, Union 60 (Albany, N.Y.)
Albany 85, St. John Fisher 75 (Albany, N.Y.)
Albany 83, Geneseo 76 (Albany, N.Y.)
NCAA Division Ill East Regionals
Albany 85, Potsdam 75 (Potsdam, N.Y.)
North Adams State 69, Albany 66 (Albany, N.Y.)
Southeastern Mass. 92, Albany 91 (Albany, N.Y.)

Richard "Doc" Sauers posted a 702-330 record in 41 seasons.
He is among college basketball's all-time winningest coaches.
1992 NCAA Division Ill East Regionals
Albany 72, New York U. 66 (New York, N.Y.)
Rochester 75, Albany 49 (Rochester, N.Y.)
NCAA Division Ill East Regionals
Albany 84, St. John Fisher 72 (Albany, N.Y.)
Albany 60, Richard Stockton 54 (Albany, N.Y.)
New York U. 67, Albany 65 (Albany, N.Y.)
NCAA Division Ill East Regionals
Albany 92, St. John Fisher 84 (Rochester, N.Y.)
Geneseo 71, Albany 70 (Albany, N.Y.)
New England Collegiate Conference Tournament
Quarterfinal Round:
LeMoyne 76, Albany 73 (OT) (Syracuse, N.Y.)
1997 New England Collegiate Conference Tournament
Quarterfinal: Mass.-Lowell 61, Albany 50 (Albany, N.Y.)
1998 ECAC Division II Tournament
Semifinal: Merrimack 92, Albany 82 (Albany, N.Y.)
1999 ECAC Division II Tournament
Semifinal: Merrimack 76, Albany 62 (Newark, N.J.)
2002 America East Conference Tournament
Quarterfinal: Hartford 65, Albany 49 (Boston, Mass.)
2003 America East Conference Tournament
Quarterfinal: Vermont 81, Albany 62 (Boston, Mass.)

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2004 America East Conference Tournament

First Round:

New Hampshire 43, Albany 38 (Boston, Mass.)
2005 America East Conference Tournament

Quarterfinal: Binghamton 76, Albany 70 (Vestal, N.Y.)
2006 America East Conference Tournament
Quarterfinal: Albany 76, UMBC 61 (Vestal, N.Y.)
Semifinal: Albany 67, New Hampshire 54 (Vestal, N.Y.)
Championship: Albany 80, Vermont 67 (Albany, N.Y.)
2006 NCAA Tournament - First Round
Connecticut 72, Albany 59 (Philadelphia, Pa.)

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Year Coach Won Lost Pct. No Team 1981 Richard Sauers 23 5 821
1910 No Coach 4 -500 1946 Merlin Hathaway 4 5 .444 1982 Richard Sauers 18 10 .643
1911 No Coach -500 1947 Merlin Hathaway cs 14 .125 1983 Richard Sauers 17 10 .630
1912 No Coach -200 1948 Merlin Hathaway 6 8 .429 1984 Richard Sauers 14 11.560
1913 Arch B. Swaim -700 1949 Merlin Hathaway 7 14 .333 1985 Richard Sauers 22 6 .786
1914 Arch B. Swaim -769 1950 Merlin Hathaway 4 15.211 1986 Richard Sauers 18 9 667
1915 Arch B. Swaim -833 1951 Merlin Hathaway 6 13.316 1987 Richard Sauers a1 7 .750
1916 Arch B. Swaim .571 1952 Merlin Hathaway 12 .667 1988 Barry Cavanaugh 16 10 615
1917 Edward Wachter .214 1953 Merlin Hathaway "1 -550 1989 Richard Sauers 20 8 714
1918 Arthur C. Maroney -333 1954 Merlin Hathaway 13 -650 1990 Richard Sauers 20 9 .690
1919 Arthur C. Maroney -667 1955 Merlin Hathaway 3 -111 1991 Richard Sauers 14 12 538
1920 Wilfred Clarke -333 1956 Richard Sauers 1 -550 1992 Richard Sauers a 7.750
1921 Francis Snavely -500 1957 Richard Sauers 17 .773 1993 Richard Sauers 15 10 .600
1922 Francis Snavely -000 1958 Richard Sauers 17 773 1994 Richard Sauers 25 3 893
1923 Francis Snavely .100 1959 Richard Sauers 17 -680 1995 Richard Sauers 18 8 .692
1924 Francis Snavely -000 1960 Richard Sauers 16 -615 1996 Richard Sauers 12 15.444
1925 Rutherford Baker -500 1961 Richard Sauers 22 .786 1997 Richard Sauers 17 10.630
1926 Rutherford Baker -615 1962 Richard Sauers 19 -760 1998 Scott Hicks 19 8 .704
1927 Rutherford Baker -909 1963 Richard Sauers 14 -538 1999 Scott Hicks 14 14.500
1928 Rutherford Baker -778 1964 Richard Sauers "1 -500 2000 Scott Hicks W 17.393

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1930 Rutherford Baker -400 1966 Richard Sauers 13 S. Beeten/Will Brown 8 20 = .286
1931 Rutherford Baker -300 1967 Richard Sauers 15 .682 2003 Will Brown 7 21° = .250
1932 Rutherford Baker -750 1968 Richard Sauers 18 -818 2004 Will Brown 5 23.179
1933 Rutherford Baker -700 1969 Richard Sauers 18 -750 2005 Will Brown 13 15.464
1934 Rutherford Baker -571 1970 Richard Sauers 13 591 2006 Will Brown at 11.656
1935 Rutherford Baker -889 1971 Richard Sauers 17 773
1936 Irving Goewey 438 1972 Richard Sauers 17 -739
1937 G. Elliott Hatfield 1 -375 1973 Richard Sauers 17 680
1938 G. Elliott Hatfield -643 1974 Richard Sauers 17 680
1939 G. Elliott Hatfield -500 1975 Richard Sauers 15 1 600
1940 G. Elliott Hatfield -364 1976 Richard Sauers 12 1 522
1941 G. Elliott Hatfield 1 .167 1977 Richard Sauers 19 -731

1942 G. Elliott Hatfield 273 1978 Richard Sauers 15
1943 Hatfield/H. Grogan -083 1979 Richard Sauers 20
1944 No Team 1980 Richard Sauers a

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Morrison Teague is a member of the University Adam Ursprung, a first-team All-America Matthew Haggarty, who set a single-season
at Albany's Athletic Hall of Fame. At 6-foot-3, choice in 1987, was a three-time All-SUNYAC record with 94 three-point field goals in 1999-
he ranks among the top 10 in scoring (1,526), forward. He is listed on UAlbany's all-time 00, is 20th on the all-time scoring list with 1,096
rebounding (723) and steals (121). charts in scoring (1,404) andrebounding (913). points and first in career 3-pointers (256).

UALBANY | | BASKETBALL
BASKETBALL CAPTAINS 1978: Kevin Keane 1987: Mike Cinque.

(since 1950) 1979: Barry Cavanaugh, Adam Ursprung

1950: Linc Marzello Carmelo Verdejo 1988: Brett Axelrod,
1951: Jim Warden 1980: Winston Royal John Carmelo
1952: Bob Brown 1981: Ray Cesare, 1989: Stephen Jermyn,
1953: Bob Taber Rob Clune Morrison Teague
1954: John Centra 1982: Joe Jednak, 1990: Stephen Mulderry,
1955: Nels LaRoe, Ron Simmons Stephen Sauers

Gerry McDonald 1983: John Dieckelman 1991: Michael Shene
1956: Sig Smith 1984: Wilson Thomas 1992: Jeff Farnsworth,
1957: Jack Minon 1985: David Adam, Ed Feller
1958: Dick Causey, Don Mayer Dan Croutier 1993: Jason Graber,

Garry Murray
1994: Jason Graber
1995: Ted Hotaling
1996: Rich Dormer
1997: Rich Dormer,
Andre Duncan,
Tom McGoldrick
1998: Andre Duncan,
Darrin Jahnel,
Tom McGoldrick
1999: Todd Cetnar,
Matthew Haggarty,
Bob Markel
2000: Todd Cetnar,
Matthew Haggary,
Will Brand
2001: Will Brand,
Karim Ouattara,

1959: Gary Holway 1986: Doug Kilmer,
1960: Dennis Johnson Brian Kauppila
1961: Don Cohen,
Sherwin Bowen
1962: John Wallace,
Roger Casey
1963: Jim Oppedisano,
Don DeLuca
1964: Paul Sheehan
1965: Dick Crossett,
Dan Zeh
1966: Jim Constantino
1967: Jim Constantino
1968: Larry Marcus
1969: Rich Margison,
Scott Price
1970: Jack Adams
1971: Jack Jordan,

Alan Reid Joe Vukovic
1972: John Quattrocchi 2002: Will Brand,
1973: John Quattrocchi, Joe Vukovic,

Reggie Smith Antione Johnson
1974: Reggie Smith, 2003: Antione Johnson,
Byron Miller Earv Opong,

; Former captain Stephen Mulderry, who was Brian Barnes
1975: Pete Koola among the missing in the World Trade Center

1976: Bob Audi tragedy of September 11,2001, led UAlbanyto 2004: Levi Levine =
1977: Bob Audi an NCAA appearance in 1990. 2005: Aquawasi St. Hillaire,
Christopher Wyatt,
38 Lucious Jordan

2006: Lucious Jordan,
Levi Levine, Jamar Wilson

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UNIVERSITY
ATALBANY

State University of New York

Summer Home site

The National Football League's New York Giants made the University at ‘Albany its

summer training camp home in 1996. UAlbany has played host to the second-longest
stint of any Giants’ training camp. New York Giants training camp, which is averaging EW 0) fam 5

nearly 31,000 fans per year, begins in July and continues for a four-week period.

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Johnson State 12-30-94 1 0
Opponent woe John Jay 12-29-83 1 0
Adelphi 02-02-63 seer q 0 Keene State 01-14-96 01-14-97 4 0
Alfred 02-24-27 12-07-91 3 3 Keuka 02-09-95 11-21-95. 2 0
Allegheny 11-30-91 coew 0 1 King's (PA) 11-28-79 01-04-84 3 2
American International 02-08-47 12-31-96 0 2 Lafayette 02-07-00 12-30-02 0 4
Arkansas-Little Rock 11-23-98 coew 0 1 Lane 03-03-79 = 1 0
Army 02-02-00 12-06-04 5 3 Lehigh 01-08-00 11-30-04 2 2
Assumption 01-03-98 q 0 Le Moyne 03-08-69 11-20-96 2 3
Baldwin Wallace 12-28-77 0 1 Liberty 12-04-99 01-03-01 1 1
Bard 03-06-37 12-04-37 2 0 Long Beach State 12-29-99 soo 0 1
Barry 11-28-97 sore 0 1 Long Island 03-09-29 12-08-04 0 4
Binghamton 02-16-49 01-28-06 53 24 Maine 01-02-02 02-11-06 4 6
Bridgeport 01-06-96 01-18-99 7 1 Maine-Presque Isle 11-17-96 sore 1 0
Bridgewater 02-21-36 sees q 0 Manhattan 12-07-17 02-04-39 3 5
Brockport 12-19-35, 01-09-82 10 7 Marist 12-19-64 01-07-78 8 2
Brooklyn 02-05-38 03-07-70 5 0 Maryland-Baltimore County 01-02-04 03-04-06 5 2
Brooklyn Polytechnic 02-11-26 02-06-60 11 1 Maryland State 12-30-60 03-08-61 0 3
Boston U. 01-24-02 02-04-06 2 8 Maryland Eastern Shore 11-23-99 01-09-01 0 3
Brown 12-28-05 core 1 0 Marymount 02-19-90 - 1 0
Bucknell 02-23-00 11-26-02 q 2 Massachusetts 03-09-18 12-28-03 2 1
Buffalo 12-07-62 12-12-90 9 21 Massachusetts-Lowell 02-14-30 01-16-99 5 6
Buffalo State 03-05-26 12-12-93. 13 17 M.L.T. 02-16-35 - 1 0
C.W. Post 12-13-75, 01-27-79 3 0 Merrimack 02-08-63 03-06-98 2 4
California 12-11-00 coew 0 1 Middlebury 02-15-19 12-05-82 4 4
Castleton State 12-04-91 11-30-94 4 0 Molloy 11-28-98 = 0 1
Catholic 01-11-88 11-18-00 2 2 Monmouth 12-11-99 12-09-00 0 2
Central Connecticut State 12-07-34 11-17-00 8 17 Montclair State 02-12-31 01-04-92 9 8
C.C.N.Y. 11-18-83 seer q 0 Mount St. Mary 01-30-93 01-26-95 3 0
Clarkson 01-12-17 12-16-43 4 1 Muhlenberg 01-03-86 0 1
Cleveland State 12-10-05. q 0 Muskingum 12-30-75 0 1
Coast Guard 12-14-28 1 fo Nazareth 11-23-86 0 1
Colgate 02-24-16 12-02-03 2 13 Navy 02-01-19 = 1 0
Columbia 01-22-01 01-15-02 1 1 Newark Teachers 03-04-22 12-14-29 1 1
Cooper Union 12-07-23 02-17-33 5 3 New Hampshire 01-20-02 03-05-06 z 5
Connecticut 02-24-21 03-17-06 0 2 New Hampshire College 12-10-95 02-10-99 3 5
Cornell 12-30-00 01-09-06 2 0 New Haven 01-07-56 01-30-99 rs 6
Cortland 02-20-25 01-21-95 36 1 New Paltz 12-12-25 01-10-90 46 9
Curry 12-14-51 seer q 0 New York Maritime 01-16-48 01-09-62 z 12
Dartmouth 12-17-27 12-30-04 3 4 New York Tech 03-05-20 03-01-29 2 2
Delaware DNP. New York U. 03-05-92 03-12-94 1 1
Delaware State 01-19-00 02-28-01 0 2 Niagara 01-08-17 11-21-00 1 9
Drew 12-09-33 01-19-35 2 0 North Adams State 03-02-35 02-07-95 9 1
Duquesne 11-14-98 see 0 1 Northeastern 01-26-02 02-27-05 1 7
Dyke 12-30-80 seer q 0 Norwich 02-05-29 11-17-89 4 0
East Stroudsburg 12-01-96 12-13-97 2 0 Notre Dame 11-30-02 0 1
Eastern Connecticut 12-04-48 02-04-92 11 4 Oakland 11-09-05 1 0
Eckerd 11-15-97 sore 1 0 Ohio State 11-20-01 sore 0 1
Elmira 02-13-93 02-11-95 4 1 Old Westbury 12-14-87 11-26-96 8 1
Elon 11-26-99 01-06-01 2 0 Oneonta State 01-20-50 01-31-95 46 22
Fairleigh Dickinson 03-06-59 soee 0 1 Oshkosh 12-29-77 = 0 1
Fitchburg State 02-20-14 02-11-49 2 1 Oswego State 02-14-25 02-23-82 31 15
Florida 11-10-05 coew 0 1 Pace 01-20-56 01-30-65 10 0
Fordham 02-17-23 sore 0 1 Pittsburgh 11-28-03 sere 0 1
Franklin Pierce 01-13-96 02-03-99 2 6 Plattsburgh 12-11-26 11-28-95 55 24
Fredonia 02-14-72 02-03-79 7 1 Plymouth State 12-15-90 01-28-91 1 1
Gannon 02-17-78 soew 0 1 Potsdam 01-22-49 12-10-94 55 23
Geneseo 01-28-22 03-04-95 13 4 Pratt 12-20-13 01-29-70 13 14
Georgia Southwestern 11-14-97 coew 0 1 Providence 02-24-28 = 1 0
Green Mountain 12-29-90 11-26-00 7 0 Queens 12-11-48 12-30-97 2 0
Hartford 01-12-56 02-08-06 10 § Quinnipiac 12-15-79 12-23-02 2 2
Hartwick 12-04-31 02-14-95 19 27 Rensselaer 12-08-13 01-17-95 42 22
Harvard 01-05-00 12-17-05 q 2 Richard Stockton 03-11-94 1 0
Hamilton 02-28-19 01-20-94 18 16 Rider 03-06-58 0 1
Hilbert 12-30-95, sees q 0 Robert Morris 12-23-01 12-21-02 2 0
Hobart 03-03-17 01-15-71 13 4 Rochester 02-26-83 03-07-92 0 2
Howard 12-27-60 sees q 0 R.L.T. 02-17-67 11-21-80 3 fo
Hunter 12-13-83 12-29-84 2 2 Rollins 01-05-77 01-11-79 0 2
Ithaca 01-10-47 01-10-95 18 16 Rowan 12-30-59 12-31-60 2 0
Jamaica Teachers 01-17-25 01-11-30 1 3 Rutgers 02-14-00 = 0 1
Jersey City State 03-05-32 12-29-89 5 1 Sacred Heart 01-07-96 11-21-05. 4 7
Johnson & Wales 12-02-94 core 1 0 St. Anselm 01-03-87 sore 0 1

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St. Bonaventure 02-04-26 0 3
St. Francis (NY) 01-04-71 ---- 10
St. John's 02-20-16 01-10-24 35
St. John Fisher 03-08-89 03-02-95 4 1
St. Joseph (VT) 02-08-99 ---- 1 0
St. Lawrence 12-20-16 03-06-81 12 14
St. Leo 01-07-77. 01-13-79 14
St. Michael's 12-04-20 12-12-47 12 10
St. Rose 01-04-98 ---- an)
St. Stephen's 02-19-21 03-03-34 6 5
St. Thomas 14-29-97 ---- 10
Salem State 11-22-86 o 1
San Diego State 11-26-05 o 1
Savage P.E. 02-12-26 o 1
Savannah State 03-02-79 ---- o 1
Scranton 01-06-71 12-2889 2 1
Seton Hall 01-07-25 ---- o 1
Siena 01-05-40 12-03-05 18 27
Skidmore 02-04-85 01-06-97 17 3
Southeastern Mass. 03-10-80 ---- o 1
Southern Conn. State 12-12-41 01-23-99 23.20
Southern Maine 12-09-91 -- 1 0
Southern Vermont 02-18-95 01-25-00 4 1
Springfield 01-07-79 01-10-81 2 0
Staten Island 02-12-83 12-03-94 5 4
Stevens Tech 02-15-17 02-02-18 0 2
Stonehill 12-31-95 ---- o 1
Stony Brook 01-31-68 02-01-06 29 14 — Jason Graber, who led UAlbany to the 1994 NCAA Division III Elite
Suffolk 02-12-60 02-09-62 3 =-0 _ Eight, is second on the all-time scoring list with 1,608 points. He was
Syracuse 02-20-19 12-28-04 0 7 inducted into the University's Athletic Hall of Fame in 1999.
Teikyo Post 01-09-97 11-18-98 2 1
Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 01-17-00 01-15-01 1 1
Texas-Pan American 01-13-00 o 1 RACC RECORDS
Toledo 11-21-98 o 1 i
Trinity 02-27-88 02-25-89 1 1 (Individual)
Tufts 01-06-79 + 9 Points: 34, Brett Mirliani (St. Lawrence) vs.
UCLA 11-29-05 o 1 Green Mountain, 12-5-92
Union 12-12-15 12-14-94 31 22 Field Goals: 14, Brett Mirliani (St. Lawrence) vs.
Upsala 11-22-80 01-1394 4 0 Green Mountain, 12-5-92 (22 attempts)
Urbana 12-29-75 = 1+ 09 FG Attempts: 29, Adrian Matthew (Rowan) vs. New York U.,
Utah DNP 3-11-94 (9 made)
Utah Valley State 01-14-06 1 0 Herdol Christie (Bridgeport) vs. Albany,
Utah State 12-39-00 o 14 1-6-96 (9 made)
Utica 02-19-48 02-06-82 39 16 Free Throws: 13, Jason Graber (Albany) vs. Richard Stockton,
SUNY-Utica 03-01-86 02-02-98 2 0 3-11-94 (13 attempts)
Vermont 12-17-25 03-11-06 3 14 Jamar Wilson (Albany) vs. Stony Brook,
Villanova 12-22-04 ---- o 1 _ 2-14-03 (14 attempts)
Virginia Commonwealth 02-17-08 ---- 0 1 FT Attempts: 18, Akil Screen (Skidmore) vs. Albany,
Wagner 03-07-69 11-27-04 0 4 3-11-94 (8 made)
Webb Institute 03-01-30 ---- 1 9. &Point FG: 9, E.J. Gallup (Albany) vs. Army,
Wesleyan 03-01-88 02-06-89 1 1 2-7-01 (14 attempts) :
West Chester 01-27-69 + 0 3FG Attempts: 20, Kevin Vahey (New York Tech) vs. Hilbert,
Western Connecticut 01-10-56 12-05-92 3 0 12-31-95 (7 made)
Westfield State 03-02-85 11-18-88 3 0 Rebounds: 19, Scott Smith (New Hampshire College) vs.
Widener 12-29-87 12-29-93 1 1 Massachusetts-Lowell, 2-25-97
William Paterson 12-29-59 - 1+ 9 Assists: 12, Donald Johnson (Franklin Pierce) vs. Albany,
Williams 01-12-18 1207-81 4 8 12498
Wittenberg 12-29-80 0 1. Steals: 8, Shaun Wynn (Boston U.) vs. Albany, 1-4-04
Woroester Péiyisdlinié 03-01-85 o 1 Blocked Shots: 6, Jason Ferrier (Albany) vs. SUNY-Utica, 2-2-93
Yale 01-31-00 12-08-01 1 1 Dave Schloss (Albany) vs. Molloy, 11-28-98
York 11-25-84 ---- 1 0 Dave Schloss (Albany) vs. Yale, 1-31-00
Bold print indicates 2006-07 opponents (Team)
Points: 108, Albany (vs. Southern Vermont), 1-25-00
Two Teams: 198, (Md.-Eastern Shore 102, Albany 96, 1-9-01)
Longest Game: — 30T, (New York U. 80, Rowan 75, 3-11-94)
UALBANY'S POST-SEASON TOURNAMENT RECORD (Albany 91, Oneonta State 85, 1-31-95)
Tournament Appearances Won Lost Pct. (Md.-Eastern Shore 102, Albany 96, 1-9-01)
NCAA 12 1 14 440 (Albany 85, Dartmouth 84, 1-25-03)
ECAC " 1" 9 ‘550 | Attendance: 4,538, Albany vs. Vermont, 3-11-06
NAIA 4 2 5 286 (America East Conference Championship)
Conference 7 3 6 "333 4,538, Albany vs. Boston U., 2-4-06
Total 34 27 34 443 (Big Purple Growl Game)
UALBANY | 6s | BASKETBALL
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Auerbach, Bernard.
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Casey, Roge
Cassavant, Theodore
Caton, Forest.
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Caverly, Jim.. 1968-69
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Fersh, Seymor 1947-48-49

Finch, Dan. 935
Fitzgerald, Francis. 1917-18-19
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Hohaus, Reinhard.
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Hoppey, Tom
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Morrison, Lonni
Mracek, John
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Susan Herbst
Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs

Susan Herbst is Provost and Execu-
tive Vice President for Academic Affairs, a
position she has held since September
2005. Provost Herbst came to the Univer-
sity at Albany, State University of New
York having had a distinguished aca-
demic career, both as an administrator
and scholar. As a provost and executive
vice president, Herbst is the second high-
est administrator for the University, and
fills the role of chief academic, budget and planning officer for
the University.

Previously, Herbst was dean of the College of Liberal Arts
at Temple University and professor of political science. Named
to this role in 2003, she was responsible for strategic planning,
finances, recruitment, fundraising, and alumni affairs for the
college, which had more than 4,400 students, 25 departments,
programs and centers, and an operating budget of more than
$35 million. At Temple, Herbst also participated in university
governance, including serving on the Council of Deans and
creating the university's first Board of Visitors for the College of
Liberal Arts.

From 1989 until 2003, Herbst was at Northwestern Univer-
sity, where she held a variety of academic and administrative
appointments, including associate dean for faculty affairs, chair
of the political science department, program director for Ameri-
can studies, and professor of political science and communica-
tion studies. She was appointed by the President to chair both
the Northwestern University Commission on Women and the
University Program Review Council after having served as a
member of each.

Herbst has authored numerous academic works, including
Reading Public Opinion: Political Actors View the Democratic
Process (University of Chicago Press, 1998), Politics at the
Margin: Historical Studies of Public Expression Outside the
Mainstream (Cambridge University Press, 1994), and Num-
bered Voices: How Opinion Polling Has Shaped American
Politics (University of Chicago Press, 1993) for which she won
the 1994 SCA Diamond Anniversary Book Award. Since 1996,
Herbst has been co-editor of the University of Chicago Press
series, Studies in Political Communication, Media and Public
Opinion.

Herbst received her doctorate in communication theory
and research from the University of Southern California,
Annenberg School for Communications, in Los Angeles, and
earned a bachelor of arts degree with honors from Duke
University. She has also completed advanced research and
study at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor.

UNIVERSITY COUNCIL

George M. Philip, Esq.
Chairman

John R. Fallon, Jr., Esq.

Dr. Thomas J. Malesky

Daniel C. Tomson, Esq.
Pierre L. Alric

Kevin M. Bronner, Ph.D.

Michael A, Montario
Frank T. Gargano Jr., Esq.

Jeffrey Luks

(alumni representative)
Steve Linder

(undergraduate student representative)
Professor Reed J. Hoyt, Music
(faculty representative)

Intercollegiate Athletics
Advisory Board (IAAB)

Teresa Harrison, Ph.D., Chair
James Castracane, Ph.D.
Sue Faerman, Ph.D.

Len Slade, Ph.D.
William Hedberg, Ph.D.
Christine Bouchard
Kevin M. Bronner, Ph.D.
Colin Disch (student)
Tanika Thrower (student)
Mark Walczyk (student)
Zakhar Berovich (student)
Jennifer Driver Cordes (alumnus)

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Dr. Lee A. McElroy Jr. is in his seventh year as the
University at Albany's Vice President and Director of Ath-
letics. McElroy, who provides leadership for UAlbany's
NCAA Division | 19-sport intercollegiate athletics program
for men and women and is a member of the University's
Executive Committee, spearheaded a successful search
for a broad-based athletic conference when the University
accepted an invitation to join the America East Conference
in the 2001-02 academic year.

During his tenure, UAlbany has won 17 conference
championships and made NCAA appearances in men's
basketball, men's lacrosse, softball, women's volleyball, and men's and women's
track and field. In 2004-05, the Great Danes were awarded the Commissioner's
Cup as the America East Conference's top athletic program. McElroy has also
worked to renew the men's and women's basketball crosstown rivalry with Siena
College, led the development of a master plan to upgrade the school's athletic and
recreational complex, plus has energized athletic development efforts.

McElroy, who serves as president of the National Association of Collegiate
Directors of Athletics (NACDA) in 2006-07, was also a key figure as the University
successfully completed the NCAA's second cycle of Division | athletics certification.
He was honored with the 2004 General Robert R. Neyland Outstanding Athletic
Director Award by the All-American Football Foundation.

McElroy, who played football at UCLA in the late 1960s, was previously
American University’s director of athletics for four years. American, a Division |
school in Washington, D.C., competed in the Colonial Athletic Association. In that
period, the AU athletic department upgraded to 19 sports, expanded corporate
partners by 400 percent, and planned capital projects for a fitness facility, intramural
field and soccer stadium. McElroy founded the Eagle Club, the department's
fundraising arm, and developed a program rated as one of the top ten in the nation
in its compliance with NCAA gender equity requirements.

Dr. McElroy served as president of the America East Conference Executive
Committee in the 2003-04 academic year, and has gained national prominence
for his roles with numerous professional organizations and NCAA committees. He
served a three-year term on the NCAA Division | Management Council as one of
four at-large representatives from I-AA or I-AAA conferences. McElroy previously
worked on four prestigious NCAA Committees: Athletics Certification, Financial
Aid, Degree Completion Program, and the NCAA Special Committee on Agents
and Amateurism.

In 1998, McElroy was named to the NACDA Executive Committee for the
University Division, and chair of the Sears Directors Cup Committee. The Sears
Directors Cup is the only national award and academic scholarship program to
recognize all NCAA and NAIA championship sports for women and men.

From 1989-96, McElroy was the director of athletics at California State Univer-
sity-Sacramento. He led the program's transition from Division II to Division | and
engineered a move to the Big Sky and Big West conferences. He also implemented
a strategic plan that developed a corporate partners plan, created an effective
fundraising and marketing program, redesigned academic support services,
improved the athletic facilities complex, and provided for campus and community
outreach programs.

McElroy also worked at the University of Houston from 1981 to 1988 as an
assistant director of men’s and women’s sports and as an associate director of
athletics, and for one year as the director of athletics at The University of the District
of Columbia. Before joining the Houston staff, he taughtin the public school systems
of Santa Monica, California and Beaumont, Texas, and was a high school principal
in Beaumont.

Along with his duties for the NCAA, McElroy has testified before congressional
committees on issues in college athletics, such as gender equity, the welfare of the
minority student-athlete, and the academic/athletic balance. McElroy serves on the
boards of the National Consortium of Academics and Sports, Athletic Business
magazine, and the National Minority Golf Association. He is also a fellow at the
Institute of Ethics and Sportsmanship at the University of Rhode Island.

McElroy, who resides with his wife, Karen, in Slingerlands, earned his B.S. in
political science and history from UCLA in 1970. He later received a M.Ed. from
the University of Southern California, and an Ed.D. from the University of Houston.

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ATHLETIC DIRECTORY
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BASKETBALL
Head Coach:
Will Brown 442-3036
Associate Head Coach:
Eric Eaton 442-3006
Assistant Coaches:
Pat Filien 591-8573
Chad O'Donnell 442-3325
Operations Director:
Jeremy Friel 442-3036
ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATION
Vice President & Director of Athletics:
Lee McElroy 442-2562
Deputy Director of Athletics:
Rick Coe 591-8566

Assoc. Athletics Director/External:
Charlie Voelker 442-3310
Assoc. Athletics Director/SWA:
Jan Brown 442-4107
Asst. Athletics Director/Student Life:
Carl Anderson 437-3788
Asst. Athletics Director/Compliance:
Wayne Bridgeman 437-3645
Asst. Athletics Director/Equipment:
Kevin Galuski 442-3059
Asst. Athletics Director/Event Mgt.:
Cara White 442-3336
Asst. Athletics Director/Marketing:
Rob Totaro 437-4415
Asst. Athletics Director/Recreation:
Maria Moon 442-3067
Director of Athletics Development:
Don Ostrom 437-4416
Assistant to the Athletics Director:
Cathy Probst 442-2562
Director of Student-Athlete Services:
Jennifer Svatik 442-3361
Chair, Intercollegiate Athletics Board:
Dr. Teresa Harrison 442-4883
Asst. Athletics Dir./Media Relations:

Brian DePasquale 442-3072
DEPARTMENT PERSONNEL
Strength/Conditioning Coach:
Tony Tullock 442-3018
Assistant Strength Coach:
Justin Mahoney 442-3018

Assistant Director/Internal Operations:

Matthew Roche 442-3054
Accountant:

Sylvia Ulion 442-3044
Grounds Manager:

Shaun Lynch 442-4350

SPORTS MEDICINE

Head Athletic Trainer:
Jay Geiger 442-3725

Assistant Athletic Trainers:
Mary Kate Hedderman, Kimberly Doyle,
Joe Tegnander, Anthony Benyarko

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Director of Athlete
Support Services

BriannaLaBrecque
Assistant Director,
Media Relations

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Strength and
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Karen Mitchell MattRoche
Secretary Secretary Assistant Director,
Internal Operations
Patty Palmer Roman Dubiel Kenny Dagostino
Spirit Coordinator Compliance Assistant Video Coordinator
MEDIA INFORMATION

CREDENTIALS: All requests for working press credentials,
scouting passes, and parking should be made through the
athletic media relations office at least one week prior to any
given game. All courtside press row seats are assigned.
Passes not picked up in advance will be held at Will Call, located
in the Recreation and Convocation Center's main lobby.

RADIO/TELEPHONES/INTERNET: Radio lines are available
courtside for visiting stations (collect calls or "800" numbers are
required). Requests will be honored as space permits. There
are also outside telephone lines available courtside for use by
the print and electronic media. The basketball press row phone
is 518-442-2566 (game day only). A high-speed wireless
broadband internet network will also be available to the media.

INTERVIEWS: Post-game interviews will take place in the
Recreation and Convocation Center on the arena level. Per
America East Conference rules, the visiting coach and player(s)
will be available first, followed by the home team coach and
player(s). On non-game days, please contact the athletic media
relations office (518-442-3072 or send an e-mail to
bdepasquale @uamail.albany.edu) in advance for all inter-
views with head coach Will Brown, his staff, and UAlbany
players. Home & Cell numbers will not be given out.

UPDATES: A game-by-game basketball press release is
available prior to each contest during the season. An online
version will be available at the following address, http://
www.albany.edu/sports/mens/basketball/index.html, and will
be placed on a PDF format for downloading.

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Strength Assistant

Mary Kate Hedderman
Asst. Athletic Trainer

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Grounds Manager

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Hoffman Wolff
Media Relations

WOFX-AM 980

One Washington Square
Albany, NY 12205
Phone: (518) 452-4896
Fax: (518) 452-4832

Albany Times Union
Box 15000

Albany, NY 12212
Phone: (518) 454-5413
Fax: (518) 454-5819
Mark Singelais (Beat)

Daily Gazette

2345 Maxon Road
Schenectady, NY 12301
Phone: (518) 395-3070
Fax: (518) 395-3072
Bob Weiner (Beat)

Troy Record

501 Broadway

Troy, NY 12180
Phone: (518) 270-1295
Fax: (518) 270-1202
Rich Fyle (Beat)

Associated Press
P.O. Box 11010
Albany, NY 12201
Phone: (518) 458-7821
Fax: (518) 438-5891
Rik Stevens (Bureau)

Kimberly Doyle ‘Anthony Benyarko
Asst. Athletic Trainer

Asst. Athletic Trainer

Primary Media Outlets

WNYT-TV (NBC)

15 North Pearl Street
Menands, NY 12204
Phone: (518) 436-8477
Fax: (518) 434-0659
Rodger Wyland (Director)

WRGB-TV (CBS)

1400 Balltown Road
Niskayuna, NY 12309
Phone: (518) 381-4970
Fax: (518) 346-6249
Doug Sherman (Director)

WTEN-TV (ABC)

341 Northern Boulevard
Albany, NY 12204
Phone: (518) 436-0771
Fax: (518) 433-4296
Brian Sinkoff (Director)

WXXA-TV (FOX)

28 Corporate Circle
Albany, NY 12203
Phone: (518) 862-0995
Fax: (518) 862-0930
Rich Becker (Director)

Capital News 9

104 Watervliet Ave. Ext.
Albany, NY 12206
Phone: (518) 641-7388
Fax: (518) 641-7023
Joe Calderone (Sports)

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Student-Athlete Support Services

The University at Albany is committed to providing the
highest quality education to all of its students as undergradu-
ates and graduates. With that commitment in mind, UAlbany's
Department of Athletics offers the Office of Student-Athlete
Support Services to help develop today's student-athletes and
tomorrow's leaders.

Assistant Athletics Director Carl Anderson and Director of
Student-Athlete Support Services Jennifer Svatik lead an area
whose mission is to enhance collegiate experience by provid-
ing an environment that assists them in developing transfer-
able skills so that may be better prepared to compete in the
classroom, the athletic arena, as well as life.

What services are available?

*Academic Services -- Academic Skill Development,
Supervised Study, STAAR Program, Priority Registration,
Monitoring of Academic Progress, Peer Tutoring
“Community Service -- Paw Pals Program, School Visits,
Sport Clinics, Adopt-A-Highway

*Career Services -- Resume Writing, Interviewing Skills, Job
Search Network

“Personal Development -- Awareness Programs, Alcohol &
Drug Abuse, Nutrition, Gambling, Financial Planning,
Communication Skills, Life After Athletics

What are the benefits of these services?

By partaking in these services, the student-athlete will notice
-- improved academic performance, improved potential for
graduation, improved personal development,
accomodations for learning disabilities that enable success,
understanding & instruction outside of the classroom to
reinforce learning, interaction with professors & other
campus resources to encourage the development of
positive relationships, improved interaction between teams
to create support and friendships.

How can | become involved?
Individual & Team Projects -- Build your resume & help your
team win the Dane Dish by earning points for your involve-

Compliance Guidelines for Boosters

For the benefit of the many alumni, fans and booster club
members who are so active in supporting and assisting the the
Great Danes throughout the year, UAlbany Athletic Compli-
ance would like to remind everyone of a few definitions and
rules that apply to all athletic representatives and boosters.

UAlbany is committed to observing the NCAA guidelines
concerning representatives of athletic interests (also known as
boosters) and institutional control. Our institutional responsi-
bility to rules compliance includes responsibility for actions of
all individuals and organizations engaged in activities promot-
ing UAlbany's athletics interests.

Institutional Control -- It is the responsibility of UAlbany to
control its intercollegiate athletics program in compliance with
the rules and regulations of the NCAA.

Responsibility -- UAlbany's responsibility for the conduct of
its program includes the responsibility for the actions of its staff
members and for the actions of any other individual, booster or
organization engaged in activities promoting the athletic inter-
ests of the institution.

Compliance -- UAlbany must monitor its program to assure
compliance and to identify and report to the NCAA such

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ment. Give back to the community that supports you by
participating in programs such as: Paw Pals, the Student
Athlete Advisory Board, the Great Danes Reading Program
& local school visits, among others.

Serve As A Resource -- Help support UAlbany Athletics by
serving as a resource for community service, career devel-
opment or other programming activity.

Available Resources -- Financial Aid/Scholarship Materials,
Graduate School Information, Individualized Counseling,
Career Fairs, Computer Lab Access, Internship & Job
Postings

Student-Athlete Advisory Committee -- The purpose of the
Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) is to serve as
liaisons between the athletic administration and student-
athletes. The members of SAAC act as the “voice” of the
student-athletes and disseminate information given to them,
by administrators, to their respective teams. SAAC is a
vehicle for student-athletes to improve upon student-athlete
welfare, as well as help coordinate community service, life
skills and various other activities for the athletic department.

instances in which compliance has not been achieved. An
institution found to have violated NCAA rules is subject to
disciplinary and corrective actions as determined by the NCAA.

Athletic Representative/Booster -- You are considered to
be a UAlbany athletic representative if you are a present or past
member of a UAlbany booster club or agency that promotes the
intercollegiate athletics program; have made financial contribu-
tions to the athletic department or to an athletic booster organi-
zation; are, or have been providing benefits (e.g., summer jobs,
meals, etc.) to enrolled student-athletes, their family members.
or friends; are, or have been involved in any manner of promot-
ing the UAlbany intercollegiate athletics program.

Prospective Student-Athlete -- A prospective student-ath-
lete is a student who has started classes for the ninth grade or
above, including students in prep schools and junior colleges
as well as students who have officially withdrawn from a four-
year institution and plan to transfer to another institution. In
addition, a student who has not started classes for the ninth
grade becomes a prospective student-athlete if the institution or
a booster provides the individual or the individual's relatives or
friends with any financial assistance or benefits that the institu-
tion does not provide to prospective students in general.

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In 2006, UAlbany enshrined three new members into the school's Athletic Hall of Fame.
There have been 111 former athletes, coaches and administrators inducted since 1984.

University at Albany Hall of Fame Enshrinees

1984: Gerald Amyot '36 (Basketball/Baseball), Edith Cobane
(Athletic Staff), Merlin Hathaway (Athletic Staff), Gary Holway
’59 (Basketball), Peter Telfer '53 (Basketball/Soccer).

1985: Donald Cohen '61 (Basketball/Tennis), Warren Crow
’67 (Wrestling), Joseph Garcia (Athletic Staff), Carlton Maxson
'58 (Soccer), Thomas Robinson ’65 (Cross Country).

1986: Clem Crow '62 (Wrestling), Karl Gerstenberger 62
(Soccer), Richard Margison ’69 (Basketball), Joseph Pizzillo
’66 (Baseball/Cross Country), J. Ralph Tibbetts (Honorary).

1987: Carlo Cherubino '76 (Cross Country/Track), Richard
Crossett ’65 (Basketball), Charles Kruzan (Athletic Staff),
William Lindberg '54 (Soccer), Larry Mims '75 (Wrestling).

1988: John Bertuzzi ’76 (Football), Eugene Monaco ’65
(Wrestling), James Shrader ’80 (Track & Field), Leslie Siegel
(Athletic Staff).

1989: Deborah Rohrmiller-Baranowski ’79 (Cross Country/
Track), Robert Burlingame (Athletic Staff), Thomas Hesiter ‘72
(Lacrosse/Football), Victor Herman ‘83 (Wrestling), John
Leahy '73 (Baseball), Vincent Reda '74 (Cross Country),
Suzanne Stern ’82 (Track & Field).

1990: Paul Feldman '79 (Tennis), Vernita McCormick '78
(Track & Field), Richard Odorizzi '65 (Baseball), James
Oppedisano '63 (Basketball), Arnold Will '76 (Football).

1991: David Averill ’85 (Wrestling), Barry Cavanaugh ‘79
(Basketball), Lisa Denenmark ’81 (Tennis), John Dieckelman
'83 (Basketball), Thomas Jacobs '85 (Football), Andrew Seras
'86 (Wrestling).

1992: David Cerny ’86 (Lacrosse), Elizabeth Rosentel-Insley
’83 (Volleyball), Terrance Kenny '74 (Baseball), Wilhelmena
Lesane Gooney 87 (Basketball), Peggy L. Mann (Athletic
Staff), Gary Penfield ’63 (Soccer), Thomas Schmitz '86
(Tennis), Philip Van Orden, M.D. (Honorary).

1993: Daniel Croutier ’85 (Basketball), John Donnelly '86
(Football), Scott James ’82 (Cross Country/Track), Marc
Mercurio '85 (Track & Field), Peter Spina ’61 (Baseball).

1994: Thomas DeBlois '77 (Football), Heidi Grunwald ’88

(Volleyball), Byron Miller "74 (Basketball), Roger Plantier ‘79
(Baseball), Adam Ursprung ’87 (Basketball).

1995: Carlos Arango '78 (Soccer), Winsome Foderingham-
Herard ’88 (Track & Field), Johnny Rolando ‘77 (Soccer),
Karen Smiley '90 (Softball), George Webb ’69 (Baseball).

1996: Jim Canfield ’83 (Football), Kevin Quinn '74 (Baseball),
Regina Richardson '90 (Basketball), Morrison Teague '89
(Basketball), Dr. William Moore (Athletic Administrator),
Howard Woodruff '63 (Honorary).

1997: Glenn Carlin '88 (Football), Jeff O'Donnell '74 (La-
crosse, Football, Soccer), John Quattrocchi '73 (Basketball).

1998: Nick Ascienzo '73 (Baseball), Frank Sarcone ‘88
(Football), Frank Selca '79 (Soccer), David Theleman ’86
(Baseball).

1999: Rob Clune ’81 (Basketball), Jason Graber 94 (Basket-
ball), Frank Villanova ‘76 (Football), Wendy Williams '86
(Softball).

2000: Jack Jordan ‘72 (Basketball), Pat Ryder ’90 (Football),
Jeffrey York '96 (Track & Field).

2001: Debbie August ‘96 (Lacrosse), Don Mion ‘75 (Football,
Wrestling), Lynda Nealis '94 (Basketball), Wilfredo Rodriguez
‘92 (Track & Field).

2002: Tonya Dodge '97 (Cross Country/Track), Meredith
Jackel '97 (Field Hockey), Blake Kim '92 (Lacrosse), Cort Kim
‘92 (Lacrosse), Rudy Vido '78 (Football, Wrestling, Track).

2003: Scott Carroll '93 (Cross Country/Track), Patty Munhall-
Blacklock '87 (Volleyball), Richard " Doc" Sauers (Basketball
Coach, 1955-97), Chris Tironi '89 (Wrestling), Scott Turrin '94
(Football).

2004: Xiomara Davila Diaz (Track & Field '99), Peter Pedro
(Football '90), Kimberly Toone (Track & Field '95), Bill Vanos
(Cross Country/Track '94).

2005: Dan Gmelin (Football '98), Rafaela Nikas (Lacrosse,
Volleyball '98), Joe Rajczak (Football '80), Joe Savino
(Football '98), Dr. Richard Hall (Honorary).

2006: Dawn Di Micco (Lacrosse, Basketball '00), Scott Price
(Basketball '69), Steve Shoen (Football '98).

UALBANY BASKETBALL
BASKETBALL
MEMBERS

Albany
(Albany, N.Y.)
Binghamton
(Vestal, N.Y.)

Boston U.
(Boston, Mass.)
Hartford
(West Hartford, Conn.)
Maine
(Orono, Maine)
UMBC
(Baltimore, Md.)
New Hampshire
(Durham, NH.)
Stony Brook
(Stony Brook, N.Y.)
Vermont
(Burlington, Vt.)

STAFF DIRECTORY

Commissioner:
Patrick Nero

Senior Assoc. Commissioner:

Julie Ruppert

Associate Commissioner:
Matt Bourque

Assistant Commissioner:
Katie Willett

Assistant Commissioner/
Communications:
K.J. Cardinal

Director of Championships:
Matt Jarret

Asst. Dir./Championships:
Bailey Mixon

Asst. Dir./Communications:
Tom Wilkins.

Coordinator of Officials:
Charles Diehl

CONTACTING
THE CONFERENCE

Mailing Address:
10 High Street, Suite 860
Boston, MA 02110

Phone Number:
(617) 695-6369

Fax Number:
Comm.: (617) 695-6385
Admin.: (617) 695-6380

Cardinal's E-Mail:
cardinal @americaeast.com

Web Site Address:
www.americaeast.com

America East ...

Since its modest beginning as a men’s
basketball-only conference in 1979, America
East has evolved into one of the most compre-
hensive NCAA Division | conferences with a
commitment to broad-based, competitive ath-
letics programs, complementing the academic
integrity and missions of the member institu-
tions.

Each of the nine institutions - University at
Albany, Binghamton University, Boston Uni-
versity, University of Hartford, University of
Maine, University of Maryland-Baltimore
County (UMBC), University of New Hamp-
shire, Stony Brook University, and University
of Vermont- offers a unique blend of academic
and athletic tradition.

Progressive in its approach to its more
than 3,500 student-athletes, America East
recognizes champions in each of its 22 sports:
men’s and women’s basketball, baseball,
men’s and women's cross country, field
hockey, men’s and women's golf, men’s and
women’s indoor track and field, men’s and
women's lacrosse, men’s and women's out-
door track and field, men’s and women's
soccer, softball, men’s and women’s swim-
ming and diving, men’s and women’s tennis,
and volleyball.

America East also conducts the nation’s
most comprehensive academic recognition
program for student-athletes. More than 1,800
student-athletes with grade-point averages of
3.0 or better were honored in 2005-06 alone.

With a geographic footprint covering the
Mid-Atlantic to Northeast regions of the United
States, America East has a population base of
more than 50 million people and nearly 30
million television homes. America East mem-
ber institutions include more than 106,000
students on the nine campuses and boast
nearly one million living alumni.

Athletic Success...

America East enters its 19th year of all-
sports championship competition on the heels
of one of the most successful seasons in
history as four of its 10 team sport champions
won at least one game in the NCAA Champi-
onship.

Hartford advanced in the NCAA Women’s
Basketball Championship with a 64-58 upset
win over Temple in the first round. In addition,
America East sent Stony Brook to the National
Invitation Tournament in women’s basketball.

Albany's men’s basketball team earned its
first-ever trip to the NCAA Championship by
capturing the league’s regular season and
tournament championships. The Great Danes
held a double-digit second-half lead, but could
not upset top-seeded Connecticut.

Stony Brook's Leonora Joy and Maine's

Kirby Davis, the 2005 America East Women’s and
Men’s Individual cross country champions, respec-
tively, were also the top league finishers at the NCAA
Northeast Regionals. Joy finished 12th, while Davis
was 29th.

The 17th-ranked Boston University field hockey
team captured a 5-3 victory over Central Michigan in
an NCAA Play-In Game. With the win, the Terriers
advanced to the NCAA tournament for the first time
since 2000. They were narrowly defeated in a 4-3
overtime decision by Michigan in the first round.

The Stony Brook men’s soccer team won its first-
ever NCAA Division | Tournament game with a 2-1
overtime victory over Yale. The victory marks the fifth
straight season the America East Champion has
won a first round game in the NCAA Tournament.
The Seawolves advanced to the second round
where they were defeated by eighth-ranked Con-
necticut, 2-0.

The Boston University women’s soccer team
earned a 1-0 win over the University of Connecticut
in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. The
Terriers season came to an end as they lost 1-0 to
Boston College in the second round.

New Hampshire's Shannon Daly and Kary
Goodman both competed at the 2006 NCAA Divi-
sion | Women’s Swimming and Diving Champion-
ships.

Albany's Marc Pallozzi and Joe Greene,
Binghamton’s Rory Quiller and Boston University's
Andrea Walkonen all competed at the 2006 NCAA
Outdoor Track & Field Championships. Pallozzi and
Greene earned Division | track and field All-America
honors, as announced by the U.S. Track & Field and
Cross Country Coaches Association.

Academic Success...

America East institutions boasted eight Aca-
demic All-Americans in 2005-06 while another 30
were named All-District.

The conference also honored a top-scholar ath-
lete in each of its 22 championship sports. 2006
America East Scholar-Athletes were Kirby Davis
(Maine men’s cross country), Marisa Ryan (Boston
University women's cross country), Merrie-Beth
Maynard (Vermont field hockey), Stephan Hall (Al-
bany men’s soccer), Debbie Newman (New Hamp-
shire women's soccer), Ashlee Reed (Albany vol-
leyball), Brendon Hitchcock (Binghamton baseball),
Martin Klimes (Vermont men’s basketball), Jessica
Smith (Stony Brook women’s basketball), Jeff

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Wolniewicz (Binghamton men's golf), Juliana Carrillo (Hartford
women's golf), Kevin McKeown (Binghamton men’s lacrosse),
Marrisa Trachtenberg (Stony Brook women's lacrosse), Brit-
tany Cheney (Maine softball), Brian Koizim (Binghamton men’s
swimming & diving), Lidija Breznikar (Boston U. women’s
swimming & diving), Tal Meir (Stony Brook men’s tennis), Lya
Kushnirovich (Binghamton women’s tennis), Andy Allstadt
(Albany men’s indoor track & field), Marisa Ryan (Boston U.
women’s indoor track & field), Adam Grossman (UMBC men’s
outdoor track & field) and Alyssa Lotmore (Albany women’s
outdoor track & field).

More than 1,800 of America East's 3,500 student-athletes
were named to the Academic Honor Roll after receiving grade-
point averages of 3.0 or better. Included in that total were 757
student-athletes who earned a 3.5 or better.

Vermont, whose student-athletes maintained a 3.14 grade-
point average, has been awarded the America East Academic
Cup for the second consecutive season and becomes the first
institution in conference history to win the award three times. It
ties the highest grade-point average in the 11-year history of the
award, which the Catamounts set last season.

Commissioner’s Cup...

Seven league titles, three runner-up finishes and one third-
place showing by its women’s programs led Boston University
to the 2005-06 Stuart P. Haskell, Jr. Commissioner's Cup. For
the fourth time in five years, the Terriers earned the conference
award that annually recognizes the highest scoring athletic
program in America East as determined by a points system,
which rewards a school for success both during the regular
season and at championship competition in the league’s 22
sports. Boston U. took home the conference crown in women’s
cross country, women's soccer, field hockey, women’s indoor
track & field, women's tennis, women’s golf and women’s
lacrosse. The Terriers were also runners up in women’s basket-
ball, women’s outdoor track & field and softball, while winning
regular-season titles in women’s soccer, field hockey and
women’s lacrosse.

America East in the Pros...

Several America East athletes have extended their playing
careers beyond the collegiate level. Former two-time America
East Players of the Year Craig Claxton of the Atlanta Hawks, and
Malik Rose of the New York Knicks, helped lead the San Antonio
Spurs to a World Championship in 2003. Former Hartford star
Vin Baker of Los Angeles Clippers continued the legacy of the
late Reggie Lewis, when he was selected as an NBA All-Star.
In addition, three-time America East Player of the Year Taylor
Coppenrath has been invited to preseason camp with the
Indiana Pacers.

America East has also been well-represented in the WNBA
as current Hartford head coach Jennifer Rizzotti and former
America East Players of the Year Cindy Blodgett (Maine), Jamie
Cassidy (Maine) and Katasha Artis have played in the top
women's professional league.

Former Hartford star Jeff Bagwell of the Houston Astros
became the 35th player in Major League history to hit 400 home
runs when he homered in a game on July 20, 2003. More
recently, he also helped the Astros reach the World Series for
the first time in franchise history in 2005. Joe Nathan, who
played at Stony Brook andis now atop reliever forthe Minnesota
Twins, was selected to the Major League All-Star game in both

2004 and 2005. Former America East Players of the Year Mark
Sweeney (Maine) of the San Francisco Giants and Kevin Mench
of the Texas Rangers are on 2006 Major League rosters. Jay
Witasick of the Oakland A’s, who played at UMBC, is in his 10th
season in the majors. Several other former America East
players, including 11 draft choices from 2004-05, are presently
in the minor leagues.

Hartford's Jerry Kelly, who recently finished second at the
U.S. Bank Championship in Milwaukee, joined the PGA Tour in
1996 after turning professional in 1989. Kelly has earned more
than $2 million in each of the last three seasons. He's joined by
former Hawk golfers Tim Petrovic and Patrick Sheehan on the
Tour.

America East also has a number of former men’s and
women’s soccer and men’s lacrosse players in various profes-
sional leagues, including former Boston University standout
Andrew Dorman, who is in his third season with the New
England Revolution of the MLS.

UMBC's men’s lacrosse player Brendan Mundorf, the 2006
America East Player of the Year, r ecently concluded his first
season with the Denver Outlaws of the Major Lacrosse League.
He is one of the top rookie scorers in the league with 17 goals
and 21 points for the Western Division leaders.

History...

To see how far America East has progressed, consider the
conference was established in 1979 as the ECAC North. The
conference at that time consisted of 10 institutions and spon-
sored league competition only in men’s basketball, with the
champion receiving an automatic bid to the NCAA Champion-
ship.

Men's basketball remained the lone league sport until the
1988-89 academic year. At that time, the conference’s Board of
Directors made a new commitment to an all-sports association,
creating the North Atlantic Conference by establishing an office,
hiring a full-time commissioner, and embarking on a building
program.

The North Atlantic Conference merged with the Seaboard
Conference (the league in which Boston University, Hartford,
Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont, among others, com-
peted in women’s basketball) in 1989 and the NAC looked to
establish conference championships in several men’s and
women's sports.

The conference changed its name to America East prior to
the 1996-97 academic year and moved the conference head-
quarters to its present location in downtown Boston in 1997.

In 2005, America East hired Patrick Nero, most recently the
Director of Athletics at Maine, as the conference's third commis-
sioner.

UAlbany's Will Brown greets State "Assemblyman Ron Canestrari.

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University of Maine
University at Albany Orono, Maine

Albany, New York University of Ver
Burlington, Vermont

Binghamton University
Binghamton, New York

‘University of New Hampshire
Durham, New Hampshire

Boston University
Boston, Massachusetts

University of Hartford
West Hartford, Connecticut

tony Brook University

Baltimore, Maryland tony Brook, New York

JAY GEIGER

SPORTS MEDICINE
HEAD ATHLETIC TRAINER

Capital Region Orthopaedic Associates works with Head
Athletic Trainer Jay Geiger and his staff to provide the more than
425 varsity athletes at University at Albany with full service
health and medical care. Dr. Jim Striker, Dr. Rick Alfred , Dr. Max
Alley, Dr. Shankar Das and Dr. James Schneider represent a
group of orthopedic doctors who contribute heavily to the
surgical and rehabilitative end of the UAlbany sports medicine
program. Dr. Tony Marinello, who specializes in family prac-
tice, serves as the school's team physician.

Jay Geiger was named head athletic
trainer in October 2006. He is respon-
sible for all aspects of the sports medicine
program, including preventive training,
injury rehabilitation and nutrition coun-
seling. Geiger supervises a staff of four
full-time assistants and several volunteer trainers.

Previous to his present appointment, Geiger served as
assistant athletics director and head trainer at the College of
Saint Rose since 1996. He supervised an assistant, three
graduate assistants and 20 student interns who provided a
sports medicine service for the school's 220 student-athletes.
Geiger began his career as an intern on the athletics training
staff at Siena College. He later went to Saint Rose as a graduate
assistant in the fall of 1994.

A certified athletics trainer according to the NATABOC
requirements, Geiger is a member of the National Athletics pr. Rick Alfred Dr. Max Alley Dr. Jim Striker
Trainers Association (NATA) and is a certified sports psycholo-
gist in accordance with the American Coaches Effectiveness
Program. He has also worked as the head trainer for the Albany
Conquest of arena football2 since 2002. In addition, Geiger was
the assistant trainer and equipment manager for the Albany
Firebirds of the Arena Football League from 1992-2000.

Geiger earned his bachelor's degree in sports medicine
from Colby-Sawyer College in the spring of 1994 before com-
pleting his master's in educational psychology at Saint Rose.
He earned four varsity letters as a member of the Colby-Sawyer
soccer team, plus was named to the All-New England squad. _r. Tony Marinello Dr. Shankar Das Dr. James Schneider

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FINAL STANDINGS

School AE Pct.
x-Albany 13-3 -800
Binghamton 12-4 -733
Boston U. 9-7 562
Hartford 9-7 562
New Hampshire 8-8 -500
Vermont 7-9 438
Maine 7-9 438
UMBC. 5-11 312
Stony Brook 2-14 125

2005-06 America East Conference Season Review

it s

ALL Pct Home Away Neu. Last 5
21-11 656 10-3 67 1-1 44
16-13 5527-5 774000 44
1216 429 6-4 69 0-1 44 MERICA
19-15 4647-6 68 0-0 44
1217 4140 7-4 412 0-0 23 EAST.
19-17 43385 B11 0-0 1-4 ™
1216 42983 210 1-1 32
10-19 345 Bd 113 0-4 1-4

424 1433-6 117 0-0 05

x-America East Conference Tournament Champion

2005-06 America East All-Conference Selections

First Team

Kenny Adeleke, Hartford
Kevin Gardner, Boston U.
Andre Heard, Binghamton
Blagoj Janev, New Hampshire
Jamar Wilson, Albany

Second Team

Aaron Cook, Hartford

Sebastian Hermenier, Binghamton
Mike Trimboli, Vermont

Ernest Turner, Maine

John Zito, UMBC

Third Team

Mitchell Beauford, Stony Brook
Mike Gordon, Binghamton
Martin Klimes, Vermont

Brent Wilson, Albany

Kirsten Zoellner, Albany

All-Rookie Team

Paris Carter, Hartford

Jay Greene, UMBC.

Corey Hassan, Boston U.
Philippe Tchekane Bofia, Maine
Mike Trimboli, Vermont

Kevin Roberson Player of the Year:
Jamar Wilson, Albany

Rookie of the Year: Mike Trimboli, Vermont Events Center, Vestal, N.Y.
Defensive Player of the Year: Sebastian Hermenier, Binghamton
Coach of the Year: Larry Harrison, Hartford

2006-07 America East Conference Men's and Women's Golf
Preseason Coaches Poll May 5-6, 2007; Apalachin, N.Y.
1. Albany (8) 64 Men's Lacrosse
2. Maine 49 May 3 & 5, 2007; Highest Seed
3. Vermont 48
4. New Hampshire 45 Women's Lacrosse
5. Boston U. (1) 42 May 4 & 6, 2007; Highest Seed
6. Binghamton 30
7. Stony Brook 22 Men's and Women's Track & Field
8. UMBC 15 May 5-6, 2007; Baltimore, Md.
9. Hartford 9
Softball
(_)- first-place votes May 10-12, 2007; Highest Seed
Preseason All-Conference Baseball
Mitchell Beauford, Stony Brook (Jr., G); Blagoj Janev, New Hampshire May 24-26, 2007; Highest Seed

(Sr., F); Kevin Reed, Maine (Sr., G); Mike Trimboli, Vermont (So., G);

Jamar Wilson, Albany (Sr., G)

America East Conference

Senior Forward 2006-07 Championship Schedule
Senior For./Center
Senior Guard Men's and Women's Cross Country
Junior Forward October 28, 2006; Orono, Maine
Junior Guard
Field Hockey

November 3 & 5, 2006; Highest Seed
Senior Guard
Senior Forward Women's Soccer
Freshman = Guard Oct. 27 & 29 and November 4 or 5, 2006; Campus Sites
Senior Guard
Senior Forward

Men's Soccer
Oct. 28 & November 1, 4 or 5, 2006; Campus Sites

Sophomore Guard Women's Volleyball

Sophomore Guard November 17-19, 2006; Highest Seed

Junior Center

Sophomore Forward Men's and Women's Swimming and Diving

Senior Center February 8-11, 2007; Boston, Mass.
Men's and Women's Indoor Track

Freshman Guard February 16-17, 2007; Boston, Mass.

Freshman — Forward

Freshman Forward Men's Basketball

Freshman = Guard March 2, 3, 4 & 10, 2007;

Freshman = Guard Agannis Arena, Boston, Mass.

Women's Basketball
March 8-11, 2007;

Men's and Women's Tennis
April 27-29, 2007; New Haven, Conn.

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Offense GP FGM 3FG FTM Points Avg. Maine 28 695 1631 426
Albany 32 743° 4223 «4485 2194 68.6 Hartford 28 652 1520 429
Hartford 28 691 163 345 1890 67.5 New Hampshire 29 656 1501 437
UMBC 29 711° +230 346 1940 66.9 Stony Brook 28 622 1374 453
Maine 28 627 216 342 1812 64.7 UMBC. 29 704 1537 458
Vermont 30 670 169 427 1936 64.5
Binghamton 29 616 179 401 1812 62.5 Free Throw Percentage GP FTM FTA Pct.
New Hampshire 29 569 225 357 1720 61.8 New Hampshire 29 357 455 .785
Boston U. 28 593 150 314 1650 58.9 Binghamton 29 401 541 741
Stony Brook 28 599 149 282 1629 58.2 Albany 32 485 682 711
Maine 28 342 484 .707
Defense GP FGM 3FG FTM Points Avg. Boston U. 28 314 474 662
Boston U. 28 583 172 331 1669 59.6 Vermont 30 427 649 .658
Binghamton 29 615 151 402 1783 61.5 UMBC 29 346 542 638
Albany 32 717 210 421 2065 64.5 Hartford 28 345 543 .635
New Hampshire 29 656 193 368 1873 64.6 Stony Brook 28 282 465 .606
Vermont 30 660 162 462 1944 64.8
Hartford 28 652 203 390 1897 67.8 Assists GP Asst. Avg.
Maine 28 695 177 339 1906 68.1 UMBC 29 405 13.97
Stony Brook 28 622 191 492 1927 68.8 Boston U. 28 377 13.46
UMBC 29 704 230 395 2033 70.1 Vermont 30 401 13.37
Albany 32 403 12.59
Scoring Margin GP PF Avg. PA Avg. Margin Hartford 28 342 12.21
Albany 32 2194 68.6 2065 64.5 +4.0 New Hampshire 29 351 12.10
Binghamton 29 1812 62.5 1783 61.5 Maine 28 336 12.00
Hartford 28 1890 67.5 2169 67.8 Binghamton 29 293 10.10
Vermont 30 1936 64.5 1944 64.8 Stony Brook 28 274 9.79
Boston U. 28 1650 58.9 1669 59.6
UMBC 29 1940 66.9 2033 70.1 Blocked Shots GP Bik. Avg.
Maine 28 1812 64.7 1906 68.1 Maine 28 120 4.29
New Hampshire 29 1720 59.3 1873 64.6 Vermont 30 99 3.30
Stony Brook 28 1629 58.2 1927 688 Boston U. 28 84 3.00
Hartford 28 75. 2.68
Rebound Margin GP Reb. Avg. Opp. Avg. Margin Albany 32 81 2.53
Hartford 28 1068 38.1 894 31.9 +6.2 UMBC. 29 69 2.38
Vermont 30 1104 36.8 1001 33.3 43.4 Stony Brook 28 58 2.07
Albany 30 1077 35.9 1008 33.6 42.2 New Hampshire 29 af 1.97
Boston U. 28 959 34.3 901 32.2 +2.1 Binghamton 29 49 1.69
UMBC 29 955 32.9 1000 34.5 -1.6
Binghamton 29 977 33.7 1046 36.1 2.4 Steals GP Stl. Avg.
Maine 28 962 344 1044 37.3 -2.9 Hartford 28 203 7.25
New Hampshire 29 833 28.7 939 «32.4 3.7 UMBC 29 207 7.14
Stony Brook 28 868 31.0 1064 38.0 -7.0 Binghamton 29 203 7.00
Boston U. 28 187 6.68
Field Goal Percentage GP FGM FGA Pet. Stony Brook 28 184 6.57
Albany 32 743 1660 448 Albany 32 209 6.53
Hartford 28 691 1584 436 Maine 28 178 6.36
UMBC 29 711 1634 435 Vermont 30 176 5.87
Vermont 30 670 1564 428 New Hampshire 29 129 4.45
New Hampshire 29 569 1362 418
Maine 28 627 «1514414 Turnover Margin GP Turn. Avg. Opp. Avg. Margin
Boston U. 28 593 1448 410 Binghamton 29 345 11.9 455 15.3 +3.45
Binghamton 29 616 1612 382 Stony Brook 28 366 «13.1 416 14.9 +1.79
Stony Brook 28 599 1571 .381 UMBC 29 398 13.7 445 15.3 +1.62
Albany 32 451 14.1 450 14.41 -0.03
3-Point FG Percentage GP FGM FGA Pct. Boston U. 28 376 13.4 356 12.7 -0.71
Albany 28 174 459 379 Hartford 28 448 16.0 396 14.1 -1.86
Maine 29 199 554 .359 Maine 28 424 15.1 370 13.2 -1.93
Vermont 32 269 751 358 New Hampshire 29 417 14.4 357 12.3 -2.07
Stony Brook 29 156 458 341 Vermont 30 464 15.5 401 13.4 -2.10
Northeastern 31 242 723 335
Binghamton 29 194 596 3826 Ast/Turn. Ratio GP Ast. Avg. Turn. Avg. Ratio
Boston U. 29 130 414 314 UMBC 29 405 14.0 398 13.7 1.02
UMBC 29 146 475 .307 Boston U. 28 377 «13.5 376 13.4 1.00
New Hampshire 28 154 519 .297 Albany 32 403 12.6 451 14.41 0.89
Hartford 28 129 448 .288 Vermont 30 401 13.4 464 15.5 0.86
Binghamton 29 293 «10.1 345 11.9 0.85,
Field Goal Pct. Defense GP FGM FGA Pet. New Hampshire 29 351 12.1 417 14.4 0.84
Vermont 30 660 1663 404 Maine 28 336 12.0 424 15.1 0.79
Boston U. 28 583 1400 A416 Hartford 28 342 12.2 448 16.0 0.76
Binghamton 29 615 1467 A19 Stony Brook 28 274 9.8 366 13.1 0.75
Albany 32 717 1685, 426
UALBANY BASKETBALL
Scoring
Kenny Adeleke
Jamar Wilson
Andre Heard
Aaron Cook
Emest Turner
Blagoj Janev
Mitchell Beauford
Mike Trimboli
Kevin Gardner
John Zito

Brian Hodges
Corey Hassan
Jerell Dinkins
Martin Klimes

Team
HART
ALB
BING
HART
ME
UNH
SBU
VT

BU
UMBC.
UMBC.
BU
UMBC.
VT

Sebastian HermenierBING.

Rashard Turner
Brent Wilson

Mike Popoko
Bobby Santiago
Phil Tchekane Bofia
Mike Christensen
Jon Sheets

Troy Hailey

Kyle Cieplicki
Mike Gordon
Lucious Jordan

Rebounding
Kenny Adeleke
Kevin Gardner
John Zito

ME
ALB
SBU
SBU
ME
UNH
ME
BING
VT
BING
ALB

Team
HART
BU
UMBC.

Sebastian HermenierBING

Chris Holm
Olli Ahvenniemi
Phil Tchekane Bofia
Jerrell Dinkins
Martin Klimes
Mike Popoko
Mike Housman
Kirsten Zoeliner
Jamar Wilson
Andre Heard
Ryan Schneider
Shaun Wynn
Blagoj Janev
Jamaal Caterina
Brent Wilson
Omari Peterkin

Field Goal Pct.
Kenny Adeleke
Martin Klimes
Mike Housman
Kevin Gardner
Chris Holm
Jerrell Dinkins

VT
ME
ME
UMBC
VT
SBU
UMBC.
ALB
ALB
BING
VT

BU
UNH
UNH
ALB
BU

Team
HART
VT
UMBC.
BU

VT
UMBC.

Sebastian HermenierBING.

Blagoj Janev
Phil Tchekane Bofia

3-Point FG Pet.
Chris Vetrano
‘Antwan Hardy
Kyle Cieplicki
Blagoj Janev
Aaron Cook
Shaun Wynn
Jon Sheets

Jay Greene
Emest Turner
Rashard Turner

UNH
ME

Team
UNH
SBU
VT
UNH
HART
BU
ME
UMBC.
ME
ME

FGM
223
171
vr:
153
144
130
115,
130
152
147
122
101
134
130
92
98
118
9
98
91
84
85
79
69
85
‘oF

FIM
133
176
98
72
81
99
75
107
67
73
76
63
65
82
107
57
40
51
18
4
68
26
50
53
43
46

DEF
216
118
119
102
108
107
89
87
112
91
88
99
127
94
103
96
110
90
94
68

FGA
377
227
176
293
187
277
199
282
199

FGA
117
85
97
146
210
103
173
141
154
134

Points
579
567
495
460
426
417
310
420
371
379
373
332
343
342
300
302
332
269
264
226
272
262
250
230
247
270

Total
366
200
191
177
194
175
131
157
161
139
146
158
158
139
140
130
131
129
139
117

Pct.
592
573
568
519
508
484
462
461
457

Pct.
444
424
402
.397
.390
388
382
376
.370
366

10.3
9.4
9.4
9.4
9.4
86
85
85
8.4

Avg.
13.1
74
68
6.6
65
62
55
5.4
5.4
5.3
5.0
49
49
48
47
46
45
44
43
43

3-Point FGs Made
Aaron Cook
Corey Hassan
Jon Sheets
Emest Turner
Blagoj Janev
Jay Greene
Brian Hodges
Chris Vetrano
Bobby Santiago
Mike Trimboli
Brent Wilson
Rashard Turner

Free Throw Pct.
Jermaine Anderson
Blagoj Janev
Jamar Wilson

Mike Trimboli
Sebastian Hermenier|
Brian Hodges
Corey Hassan
Andre Heard
‘Aaron Cook
Emest Turner

Assists
Mike Trimboli

Mike Gordon
Jamar Wilson
Brian Macon
Shaun Wynn

Jay Greene

Chris Pugh
Jermaine Anderson
Rashard Turner
Bobby Santiago

Steals
Andre Heard

Mike Gordon
Mitchell Beauford
‘Aaron Cook

Mike Trimboli

Brian Lillis

Chris Pugh

Jay Greene
Jermaine Anderson
Jamar Wilson

Blocked Shots
Olli Ahvenniemi
Kenny Adeleke
Kevin Gardner
Kirsten Zoeliner
Chris Holm

Mike Housman
John Zito

Martin Klimes

Phil Tchekane Bofia
Mike Popoko

Ast/Turn. Ratio
Chris Pugh, UMBC
Shaun Wynn, BU
Mike Gordon, BING
Jay Greene, UMBC.
Brian Macon, BU
Mike Trimboli, VT
J. Anderson, UNH
Jamar Wilson, ALB

Team
HART
BU
ME
ME
UNH
UMBC
UMBC.
UNH
SBU
VT
ALB
ME

Team
UNH
UNH
ALB
VT
BING
UMBC
BU
BING
HART
ME

Team
VT
BING
ALB
BU

BU
UMBC
UMBC.
UNH
ME
SBU

Team
BING
BING
SBU
HART
VT
ALB
UMBC.
UMBC
UNH
ALB

Team
ME
HART
BU
ALB
VT
UMBC
UMBC.
VT
ME

SB

GP
2S
28
29.
28
28
30
26
32

Rashard Turner, ME 28

GP
28
28
28
28
29
28
29
29
28
30
32
28

GP
26
a
32
30
ae
2
38
29
28
28

GP
30
29
32
27
28
28
29
26
28
28

GP
29
29
22
28
30
29
29
28
26
32

GP
28
28
ae
32
30
29
28
30
24
26

Asst.
99
105
131
101
108
166
79
125
84

FIM
68
99

176
107
107
76
63
98
72
81

FTA
74
114
207
127
128
93
78
127
94
106

Asst.

166
131
125
108
105
101
99
79
84
82

Stl.
56
48
36
45
47
45
42
38
35
43

Blk.
72
48
33
39
27
23
22
19
15
16

Avg. Turn.

3.4
3.8
45
3.6
3.9
55.
3.0
3.0
3.0

41
51
64
63
70
134
68
417
82

Ratio
2.41
2.06
2.05
1.60
1.54
1.24
1.16
1.07
1.02

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Tuesday, November 7
Vermont vs. New Orleans
(2K Sports Classic)

Wednesday, November 8
Vermont @ 2K Sports Classic

Friday, November 10
New Hampshire @ Boston College
George Washington @ Boston U.
Stony Brook @ Colgate

Saturday, November 11
Bucknell @ Albany

Maine @ Harvard

Hartford @ Georgetown
Binghamton @ Long Island
UMBC @ St. Peter's

Monday, November 13
Vermont @ Boston College

Stony Brook @ Cornell

Maine @ Marquette Tournament
Franklin Pierce @ New Hampshire
Hartford @ Towson

Tuesday, November 14
Boston U. @ Harvard
Maine @ Marquette Tournament
Loyola, Md. @ UMBC

Thursday, November 16
Binghamton @ Niagara

Friday, November 17
Delaware @ Albany
Stony Brook @ Penn State

Saturday, November 18
Hartford @ Army

Rider @ Boston U.

UMBC @ Hampton

Central Conn. State @ New Hampshire
Maine @ St. Francis, N.Y.

Drexel @ Vermont

Sunday, November 19
Navy @ Stony Brook

Monday, November 20
Mount St. Mary's @ Binghamton

Tuesday, November 21
Vermont @ Michigan State
Boston U. @ Northeastern

New Hampshire @ Robert Morris
Albany @ Sacred Heart
Lafayette @ UMBC

Wednesday, November 22
St. Joseph's, Vt. @ Maine

Saturday, November 25
Cornell @ Binghamton
Stony Brook @ Columbia
Dartmouth @ Hartford
Boston U. @ Manhattan
UMBC @ Michigan
Vermont @ Wagner

Sunday, November 26
Albany @ Connecticut

BASKETBALL

Robert Morris @ Maine
New Hampshire @ Quinnipiac

Monday, November 27
Binghamton @ Colgate
UMBC @ Morgan State
Boston U. @ St. Joseph's

Tuesday, November 28
Hartford @ Cornell
Md.-Eastern Shore @ Stony Brook

Wednesday, November 29
Maine @ Mount St. Mary's
Harvard @ New Hampshire

Thursday, November 30
Long Island @ Hartford
Villanova @ Stony Brook

Friday, December 1
Maine @ New Jersey Tech
UMBC @ St. John's
Vermont @ Towson

Saturday, December 2

Rider @ Binghamton

New Hampshire @ Long Island
Boston U. @ St. Bonaventure
Albany @ Siena

Sunday, December 3
Vermont @ Delaware
Long Beach State @ UMBC

Tuesday, December 5
Hofstra @ Stony Brook

Tuesday, December 6

Virginia Commonwealth @ Albany
Akron @ Binghamton
Massachusetts @ Boston U.
Hartford @ Penn State

New Hampshire @ Rutgers

Thursday, December 7
UMBC @ La Salle

Saturday, December 9
Brown @ Albany
Hartford @ Monmouth
Maine @ Providence

Sunday, December 10
lona @ Vermont

Monday, December 11
Stony Brook @ New Jersey Tech
Hartford @ Yale
“America East Conference Game

Tuesday, December 12
UMBC @ George Washington
Albany @ Harvard

Thursday, December 14
Stony Brook @ Dartmouth
Maine-Farmington @ Maine

Friday, December 15
Long Island @ Binghamton

Saturday, December 16
St. Bonaventure @ Albany

UMBC @ Marquette

Fairleigh Dickinson @ Stony Brook

Sunday, December 17
St. Francis, N.Y. @ Hartford
Harvard @ Vermont

Monday, December 18
Binghamton @ North Florida
New Hampshire @ Northeastern

Wednesday, December 20
Binghamton @ Miani, Fla.

Thursday, December 21
Dartmouth @ Vermont

Friday, December 22
Hartford @ Brown

Albany @ Cornell

New Hampshire @ lona
Boston U. @ Rhode Island
UMBC @ William & Mary

Saturday, December 23
Maine @ Penn State
Vermont @ Quinnipiac

Thursday, December 28
Vermont @ Central Conn. State

Boston U. @ MSG Holiday Festival
Maine @ Nevada

Binghamton @ New Mexico Tournament
Albany @ Utah

Friday, December 29
Canisius @ Hartford

New Hampshire @ Kent State Tournament
Boston U. @ MSG Holiday Festival
Binghamton @ New Mexico Tournament

Saturday, December 30
New Hampshire @ Kent State Tournament
Stony Brook @ Notre Dame

Central Connecticut State @ UMBC
Albany @ Utah Valley State

Wednesday, January 3
New Hampshire @ Albany*
UMBC @ Binghamton*
Holy Cross @ Boston U.
Hartford @ Maine*

Stony Brook @ Vermont"

Saturday, January 6
Albany @ Binghamton*
Boston U. @ Hartford”
New Hampshire @ Maine*
UMBC @ Stony Brook*

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Tuesday, January 9
Maine @ Boston U.*
Vermont @ New Hampshire*
Binghamton @ Stony Brook*
Albany @ UMBC*

Thursday, January 11
Maine @ Albany*

Boston U. @ Binghamton"
Hartford @ New Hampshire*
Vermont @ UMBC*

Saturday, January 13
New Hampshire @ Boston U.*
Stony Brook @ Hartford"
Binghamton @ Maine*

Albany @ Vermont"

Monday, January 15
Stony Brook @ Albany"
Binghamton @ Hartford*

Tuesday, January 16
New Hampshire @ Dartmouth
UMBC @ Maine*

Thursday, January 18
New Hampshire @ Binghamton*
Boston U. @ Stony Brook*
Hartford @ UMBC*

Maine @ Vermont"

Sunday, January 21
Vermont @ Binghamton*
Hartford @ Albany*

UMBC @ Boston U.*

Stony Brook @ New Hampshire*

Wednesday, January 24
Albany @ Boston U.*

Thursday, January 25
Vermont @ Hartford*
Maine @ Stony Brook*
New Hampshire @ UMBC*

Saturday, January 27
Maine @ Hartford"

Sunday, January 28
Albany @ New Hampshire"
Vermont @ Stony Brook*
Binghamton @ UMBC*

Wednesday, January 31
UMBC @ Albany*

Stony Brook @ Binghamton*
Hartford @ Boston College
Boston U. @ Maine*

New Hampshire @ Vermont*

Saturday, February 3
Binghamton @ Albany*
Hartford @ Boston U.*
Maine @ New Hampshire*
Stony Brook @ UMBC

Monday, February 5
Albany @ Hartford*
Boston U. @ Vermont*
*America East Conference Game

Wednesday, February 7
Albany @ Maine*

Thursday, February 8
Binghamton @ Boston U."
New Hampshire @ Hartford"
UMBC @ Vermont*

Sunday, February 11
Vermont @ Albany"

Maine @ Binghamton*

Boston U. @ New Hampshire*
Hartford @ Stony Brook*

Wednesday, February 14
Vermont @ Maine*

Thursday, February 15
Stony Brook @ Boston U."
UMBC @ Hartford*

Binghamton @ New Hampshire*

Saturday, February 17
Albany @ ESPN BracketBusters
Maine@ ESPN Bracket Busters

Sunday, February 18
New Hampshire @ Stony Brook*
Boston U. @ UMBC*
Binghamton @ Vermont*

Thursday, February 22
Hartford @ Binghamton*
Vermont @ Boston U."
Albany @ Stony Brook*
Maine @ UMBC*

Sunday, February 25
Boston U. @ Albany*
Stony Brook @ Maine*
UMBC @ New Hampshire"
Stony Brook @ Vermont”

Friday, March 2

America East Conference Tournament
(Agganis Arena, Boston, Mass.)

First Round, 7:00

Saturday, March 3
America East Conference Tournament
(Agganis Arena, Boston, Mass.)
Quarterfinal #1, 12:00; Quarterfinal #2, 2:30
Quarterfinal #3, 6:00; Quarterfinal #4, 8:30

Sunday, March 4
America East Conference Tournament
(Agganis Arena, Boston, Mass.)

Semifinal #1, 12:00 (AE-TV)
Semifinal #2, 2:30 (AE-TV)

Saturday, March 10
America East Conference Championship

(at highest remaining seed's home arena)
12:00 p.m. (ESPN2)

UAlbany Basketball
2006-07 Tickets

Season Tickets*
Reserved Seats, $200.00
Chair Back, $150.00 (sold out)
Courtside Package, $250.00 (sold out)
Season Parking Pass, $50.00

Individual Game Tickets
Reserved Seats, $8.00
Chair Back Seat, $10.00 (sold out)
Courtside Seat, $25.00 (sold out)

How to Order Tickets
Contact the UAlbany Ticket Office by:
Telephone: 518-442-4683
E-Mail: boxoffice @uamail.albany.edu
Mail: UAlbany Ticket Office, PE 135, 1400
Washington Avenue, Albany, NY 12222
*Men’s & Women’s Combined

The 10th Annual Big Purple Grow! will be held on Saturday, Feb. 3, when the Great Danes meet
Binghamton. UAlbany's Winter Homecoming attracted a record-crowd of 4,538 fans in 2006.

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Rodger Wyland

FOX SPORTS RADIO AM 980

University at Albany basketball games will
be aired by Fox Sports Radio AM 980 (WOFX).
Rodger Wyland, the sports anchor at WNYT-
TV (NBC-13) and host of WOFX's morning
radio program, "Big Board Sports Talk," will call
the action for the 12th consecutive year.

UAlbany basketball broadcasts begin with
a 15-minute pregame show segment that in-
cludes head coach Will Brown. Coach Brown
returns for an on-court postgame interview.
Greg Tobben is also on the broadcast team

TIME WARNER CABLE

Time Warner Cablewilltelevise five UAlbany
basketball games during the 2006-07 season.
The broadcast schedule includes St.
Bonaventure (Dec. 16), Maine (Jan. 11), Stony
Brook (Jan. 15), UMBC (Jan. 31), and Ver-
mont (Feb. 11).

Time Warner Cable serves more than
320,000 customers in the Capital Region.
TWC's Albany Division operates one of the
most sophisticated cable systems in the na-
tion and is home to New York's first two-way

ALBANY

SPORTSLINE
(518) 442-DANE

For up-to-date and complete

information on UAlbany
basketball, as well as
other men's and women's
varsity action, dial the
Albany Sportsline,
(518) 442-DANE (3263)
and press "1".

We're on 24 hours a day.
Also visit the University's
Athletic Department
homepage at:
www.albany.edu/sports

providing commentary and play-by-play.

2006-07 UALBANY SCHEDULE

digital network.

2005-06 UALBANY RESULTS

NOVEMBER
NOVEMBER
11 (Sat) Bucknell 7:00 9 (Wed.) Oakland+ 90-73, W
17 (Fri.) Delaware 7:00 10 (Thu.) at Florida+ 83-64, L
21 (Tue.) at Sacred Heart 7:00 21 (Mon.) Sacred Heart 63-61, L
26 (Sun.) at Connecticut 5:00 26 (Sat.) at San Diego State 80-53, L
DECEMBER 29 (Tue.) at UCLA (#16) 73-65, L

2 (Sat.) at Siena (Pepsi Arena) 7:00 atte 554 LIT
6 (Tue.) VirginiaCommonwealth 7:00 (Sat) at Siena 82-74, L (OT)
9 (Sat.) Brown 2:00 10 (Sat.) at Cleveland State 78-65, W
12 (Tue.) at Harvard 7:00 17 (Sat) Harvard 61-48, L
16 (Sat.) St. Bonaventure (TW3) 2:00 20 (Tue.) Binghamton . 70-65, W
22 (Fri) at Cornell 7:00 23 (Fri) at Stony Brook 63-58, W
28 (Thu.) at Utah 9:00 28 (Wed.) at Brown 62-47, W
30 (Sat.) at Utah Valley State 9:05 aren .
JANUARY (Wed.) Hartford 75-62, W

3 (Wed.) New Hampshire* (AE-TV) 7:30 7 oa) wen 76-56, W

6 (Sat.) at Binghamton* 14:00 (Mon.) Corne! . -59,

9 (Tue.) at UMBC* 7:00 12 (Thu.) at Boston U. 53-47, W
11 (Thu.) Maine* 7:00 14 (Sat.) Utah Valley State 72-61, W
13 (Sat.) at Vermont* (AE-TV) 3:00 18 (Wed.) at Vermont* 65-53, L
15 (Mon.) Stony Brook* (TW3) 7:00 22 (Sun.) New Hampshire 75-72, L (OT)
21 (Sun.) Hartford* (TW3) 2:00 25 (Wed.) UMBC) . 62-50, W
24 (Wed.) at Boston U.* (AE-TV) 8:00 28 (Sat.) at Binghamton 52-51, W
28 (Sun.) at New Hampshire* 4:00 aria .
31 (Wed.) UMBC* (TW3) 7:00 (Wed.) Stony Brook’ 85-62, W
FEBRUARY 4 (Sat.) Boston U.* 71-60, W

3 (Sat.) Binghamton*(BPG,AE-TV) 7:30 8 (Wed) at Harton 65-63, W

5 (Mon.) at Hartford* 7:00 11 (Sat) at Maine 87-73, W

7 (Wed.) at Maine* (AE-TV) 7:30 17 (Fri) at VCU (ESPN BracketBusters) 70-67, L

) " a 20 (Mon.) Vermont’ 76-64, W

11 (Sun.) Vermont* (TW3) 2:00 2s Th ae vives et on
17 (Sat) at ESPN BracketBusters TBA 55 w u.) e ue re’ et )
22 (Thu.) at Stony Brook* 7:00 ek Aa? a -61,
taker Boston U.* (AE-TV) 12:30 4 (Gat) UMBC# 7065,

= i 5 (Sun.) New Hampshire* 67-54, W
2-4 at America East Tournament# 11 (Gat) Vermont" ew

10 (Sat.) America East Championship* 12:00
“America East Conference Opponent

#Agganis Arena (Boston, Mass.)

‘At Highest Remaining Seed's Home Arena

TWS - Time Warner Cable AE-TV - America East TV

17 (Fri) Connecticut” (#2) 72-59, L
“America East Conference Opponent; +2K Sports Hoops Classic
(Gainesville, Fla.); #A-East Quarterfinals (Vestal, N.Y.); *A-East
Semifinals (Vestal, N.Y.); **A-East Championship (Albany, N.Y.);
AANCAA Tournament (Philadelphia, Pa.)

UALBANY BASKETBALL

ALBANY

NEW YORK’S CAPITAL

Albany, the state capital of New York, offers some-
thing for everyone, and is the center of a region remarkable
for its natural and cultural resources.

The Capital District area represents the cities of
Albany, Schenectady and Troy, and has a population of
approximately 875,000. Within a short distance are the
Berkshires, the Catskills and the Adirondacks, the largest
wilderness area east of the Mississippi River.

Major ski areas such as Killington, Gore, Hunter,
Bromley, Stratton and Mt. Snow are within easy commut-
ing distance. Saratoga Springs, 25 miles to the north, is
internationally known as a sports, concert, and cultural
center, and features outstanding thoroughbred and har-
ness racing at Saratoga Race Track.

Geographically, the city of Albany is only 150 miles
from New York City, 175 miles from Boston, and 225 miles
from Montreal in Canada. The New York State Thruway
and two maior interstate highways intersect one mile from
the main campus. Bus, rail, and air terminals are all within
ten minutes of the University.

Designated an All-America City by the National Civic
League in 1991, Albany is dominated by the Nelson A.
Rockefeller Empire State Plaza, a billion-dollar complex. It
includes government buildings, a convention center, the
state museum, and the state library.

Directly across from the Plaza stands the State
Capitol Building. This majestic five-story structure, in

A skyline view of downtown Albany

existence since 1879, houses the governor's offices and the
chambers of the State Senate and Assembly.

The Plaza has spurred the renovation of a large portion
of historic downtown Albany. You will enjoy exploring the
cosmopolitan area of old townhouses, boutiques and res-
taurants, or attending major sports, entertainment or cultural
events at the Pepsi Arena, the host site for the 2001 NCAA
Division | Ice Hockey Frozen Four, 2002 NCAA Division |
Wrestling Championships, and 2003 NCAA Division | Men's
Basketball East Regional.

This $65.4 million arena seats approximately 17,500
with a 1,700-car parking facility. Pepsi Arena hosts nearly
200 events a year including professional basketball and
hockey games, arena football, rock concerts, trade shows,
and conventions. The arena previously hosted UAlbany’s
spring commencement.

The City of Albany has experienced unprecedented
progress and development during the past fifteen years.
Over $1 billion in economic development projects have
been implemented. The historic link between downtown
Albany and the Hudson River was restored with the opening
of the Hudson River Way Pedestrian Bridge and the con-
struction of a multi-purpose amphitheatre at the Corning
Park. The restoration of the historic Palace Theatre now
provides a venue that complements the Pepsi Arena as a
host to world class entertainers and cultural events.

Four major malls and shopping centers, including
Crossgates, Stuyvesant Plaza and Colonie Center, fall
within one mile of campus. Nightlife in Albany is lively with
concerts, movies, theatre, dancing, and just about every
kind of restaurant or eatery you can imagine. Most attrac-
tions or activities are a short walk or accessible through the
local bus system.

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UAlbany Athletics

The University at Albany athletics program continued its success in the 2005-06 athletic year. With
momentum from the 2004-05 Stuart P. Haskell, Jr. Commissioner’s Cup, which recognizes the stron-
gest athletic program in the America East Conference, the Great Danes captured five conference
championships, two regular-season championships, and saw numerous student-athletes garner indi-
vidual accolades, including five All-America honorees.

UAlbany won America East championships in men’s basketball, men’s indoor and outdoor track &
field, women’s outdoor track & field, and softball. In addition, the Great Danes were runners-up in
women’s indoor track & field and men’s lacrosse. Volleyball and men’s basketball also won confer-
ence regular-season titles, led by America East Conference Player of the Years and All-Americans
Blair Buchanan and Jamar Wilson, respectively.

In addition, men’s basketball made its first-ever NCAA Tournament appearance, becoming
the first Division | program in the State University of New York system to accomplish the
feat. Building on the mantra “Why not us?” the Great Danes nearly became the first 16-seed
to topple a one-seed when they faced the University of Connecticut. Softball became the first women’s
program to make back-to-back trips to NCAA post-season play, while Gered Burns, Joe Greene
and Marc Pallozzi became the first Division | track & field All-Americans for the Great Danes.

UAlbany sponsors 19 NCAA Division | intercollegiate athletic programs, with 18 teams competing
in the America East Conference. Football, a Division I-AA program, has been an associate member of
the Northeast Conference since 1999.

UAlbany in Division I

7 NCAA Division I Tournament Participants
14 All-America Player Selections
15 America East Conference Championship Teams
25 America East & Northeast Conference Scholar-Athletes
441 All-Conference Honorees

926 Conference Academic Honor Roll Members

university with a broad mission of undergraduate and graduate education, research
and service. More than 17,000 students are enrolled in ten schools and colleges
offering 177 undergraduate, master's and doctoral degree programs.

UNIVERSITY Outstanding faculty, an innovative curriculum, and student-centered services

create a distinctive learning environment that nurtures student success.

AT ALB ANY Undergraduates choose from 55 majors in the arts and sciences, business and

accounting, public policy, criminal justice, information science, pre-law and pre-

State University of New York health; approximately 40 percent of undergraduates participate in research with
faculty.

Innovative degree programs with an international focus and more than 300
study-abroad programs prepare students for the global economy. A new Honors College offers high-powered academic
challenges for the best prepared students. Extensive internship opportunities offer real-world experience in New York's
capital and the surrounding region.

The University boasts academic strengths in sociology, demography, education, anthropology, social work, clinical
psychology, creative writing, earth and atmospheric sciences, ethics, public policy, criminal justice and nanoscale science.
According to U.S. News and World Report, many of the University's graduate programs rank among the nation’s best.

Both the UAlbany campus and the region are bustling with extracurricular opportunities. Students participate in
more than 150 student clubs, honor societies, and other campus-related groups, and choose from a busy calendar of
campus events, including spirited Division | athletic competition in 19 sports and a rich array of cultural activities.

Since its founding in 1844, the University has graduated generations of leaders in all fields. Today, more than two-
thirds of undergraduates go on for advanced degrees, and acceptances to law and medical schools are well above the
national average.

UAlbany has more than 134,000 living alumni, including: Norman E. Snyder Jr., B.S. ‘83, chief operating officer of
Rheingold Brewing Company and former partner of the South Beach Brewing Company (SoBe); Marcia Brown, B.A.’40,
three-time Caldecott Award-winning children's book author; Tom Clarke, B.A. ‘73, president of new business ventures,
Nike, Inc.; and Maureen Baginski, B.A. ‘77, M.A. ‘79, former director of the FBI Office of Intelligence.

UAlbany, working with governmental and business partners, plays a vital role in the economic development of the
Capital Region and New York State. The University is a major international center for research and development in the
fields of nanosciences and nanoengineering. An economic impact study in 2004 estimated UAlbany's economic impact
as $1.119 billion annually in New York State ~- $1.005 billion of that in the Capital Region.

VQ The University at Albany today is an internationally recognized public research
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UNIVERSITY FACTS

Location: 1400 Washington Avenue, Albany, NY 12222

Enrollment: 12,013 (undergraduate), 5,027 (graduate)

Web Site: www.albany.edu

Schools and Colleges: College of Arts and Sciences, School of Business, College of Computing and Information,

School of Criminal Justice, School of Education, College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering, Nelson A. Rockefeller

College of Public Affairs and Policy, School of Public Health, School of Social Welfare, The Honors College.

Quick Facts:

““Established in 1844, UAlbany was designated a University Center of the State University of New York in 1962.

“*UAlbany is home to the New York State Writers Institute, founded by Pulitzer Prize-winning author and faculty member
William Kennedy. Since 1984, the Institute has brought to campus more than 600 writers and filmmakers, including six
Nobel Prize winners and 50 Pulitzer Prize winners, for programs that are free and open to the public.

“*UAlbany’s three libraries boast more than two million volumes and rank among the nation's top research libraries.

““UAlbany has more than 134,000 living alumni.

DIRECTIONS TO UNIVERSITY AT ALBANY ATHLETIC COMPLEX:
From the North: Take the Northway (I-87) south to Exit 1E onto I-90 east (Albany/Boston), then Exit 2 (Washington
Ave.), which leads right into UAlbany.

From the South: Take the Thruway (|-87) north to Exit 24. After the tollbooths, go onto I-90 east towards Boston to Exit
2 (Washington Ave.) which leads right into UAlbany.

From the East: Take I-90 west (towards Buffalo) to Exit 2 (Fuller Road). Turn left onto Fuller Road then next left at
Washington Ave. UAlbany will be on your right.

From the West: Take the Thruway (I-90) east to Exit 24. After the tollbooths, go onto |-90 east towards Boston to Exit
2 (Washington Ave.), which leads right into UAlbany.

All Directions: Follow University Drive (bearing right/south) one mile to Recreation & Convocation Center parking lot.

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wel NOV. 11 Bucknell 7:00
NOV. 17 Delaware 7:00
at Sacred Heart 7:00
at Connecticut 5:00
at Siena (Pepsi Arena) 7:00
Virginia Commonwealth
Brown
at Harvard
St. Bonaventure
at Corneil
at Utah
at Utah Valley State
New Hampshire*
at Binghamton*
at UMBC*
Maine*
at Vermont*
Stony Brook*
Hartford”
at Boston U.*
at New Hampshire"
UMBC*
Binghamton*
(Big Purple Growl)
at Hartford*
at Maine*
Vermont*
at ESPN BracketBusters
at Stony Brook"
Boston U.*
America East Tournament+
America East Tournament+
America East Tournament+
America East Championship* 12:00
* America East Conference Opponent
+ Agganis Arena, Boston, Mass.
* At Highest Remaining Seed's Home Arena

2005. 06 AMERIC A EAST Cc ONFERENCE "CHAMPIONS |