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BIG EAST’S BEST PROGRAMS OVER THE LAST NINE YEARS Totals are as of April 15, 2010.

Big East Overall School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. PITT 109-41 .727 245-65 .790 Connecticut 103-47 .687 225-79 .753 Syracuse 96-54 .640 229-84 .731 Louisville 59-27 .686 220-86 .719 Marquette 54-32 .628 207-90 .697 Villanova 90-60 .600 203-99 .672 West Virginia 75-75 .500 184-96 .657 Notre Dame 86-64 .573 190-104 .646 Georgetown 82-68 .547 181-103 .637 Cincinnati 35-51 .407 181-110 .622 Seton Hall 65-85 .433 146-128 .533 Providence 62-88 .413 142-135 .513 DePaul 21-65 .244 127-142 .472 St. John’s 48-102 .315 130-148 .468 Rutgers 48-102 .315 126-151 .455 South Florida 21-65 .244 116-156 .426

COLLEGE BASKETBALL’S WINNINGEST PROGRAMS OVER THE LAST NINE YEARS (Where Pitt ranks among national winning percentage leaders and top programs over the last nine seasons; updated as of April 15, 2010).

School Kansas Duke Gonzaga PITT Kentucky Connecticut Florida Xavier Syracuse Texas Wisconsin Louisville Illinois North Carolina Michigan State Marquette Oklahoma

2009-10 33-3 35-5 27-7 25-9 35-3 18-16 21-13 26-9 30-5 24-10 24-9 20-13 21-15 20-17 28-9 22-12 13-18

Total 265-55 260-56 239-57 245-65 228-80 225-79 228-81 224-79 229-84 226-84 217-82 220-86 224-88 223-90 226-93 207-90 200-91

Pct. .828 .823 .807 .790 .741 .740 .739 .739 .732 .729 .726 .719 .718 .712 .708 .697 .687

Pitt Basketball: CULTURE OF SUCCESS Pitt Basketball achievements in establishing its “Tradition of Excellence”: ■ Compiled a 245-65 record over the past nine seasons (2001-10) and .790 winning percentage, which ranks among the nation’s top-five best winning percentages during that span. ■ Advanced to the NCAA Tournament for a school-record nine consecutive seasons. The nine consecutive appearances rank as the most in the Big East Conference. The next closest program has six straight appearances. ■ Advanced to NCAA Elite Eight play for the first time in school history (2009) and NCAA Sweet Sixteen play five times in the last nine seasons. Only two programs have advanced to more Sweet Sixteens during that span (Duke-7 and Kansas-6) and three others have tied that achievement (Texas-5, Connecticut-5 and Michigan State-5). ■ Became one of only seven schools nationwide to advance to the NCAA Tournament in each of the past nine seasons (2001-10). The seven schools include: Duke, Gonzaga, Kansas, Michigan State, Pitt, Texas and Wisconsin. ■ Claimed three straight Big East regular season titles (2002, 2003, 2004). ■ Captured two Big East Tournament titles (2003 and 2008). ■ Ascended to the nation’s No. 1 ranking for the first time in school history (2008-09). ■ Awarded with a No. 1 seed upon entering the NCAA Tournament for the first time in school history (2008-09). ■ Surpassed both 20 wins overall and 10 wins in Big East regular season play for a school-record nine consecutive seasons. Pitt is the only Big East program to have won over 20 overall games and 10 league games in each of the past nine seasons. ■ Achieved a school-record nine straight 10-win Big East regular seasons. Over the last nine years, Pitt owns a 109-41 record and .727 winning percentage in Big East regular season games, which ranks first in the conference during that period. ■ Completed five of the last nine seasons ranked among the nation’s top-10 programs and eight seasons ranked among the nation’s top-25. ■ Named Madison Square Garden’s “Team of the Decade” after winning two Big East titles and advancing to seven league tournament title games from 2000-10. ■ Concluded its eighth year in the Petersen Events Center with a 132-11 record and .923 winning percentage (16-0 in 2002-03, 19-1 in 2003-04, 13-4 in 2004-05, 16-1 in 2005-06, 16-2 in 2006-07, 16-2 in 2007-08, 19-0 in 2008-09 and 17-1 in 2009-10). The 132-11 record and .923 winning percentage ranks among the nation’s top-10 best marks since the arena opened in 2002. Pitt won 40 consecutive home games from 2002-04, a streak which spanned two years and 68 days. ■ Sold out the Petersen Events Center in each of its first eight seasons and has enjoyed a string of 150 consecutive home sellouts dating back to the 2002 season. Tickets are at a premium as the Petersen Events Center has a waiting list of approximately 6,000 members. ■ Attracted over one million fans and currently has had 1,541,645 fans attend games since the Petersen Events Center opened in 2002-03. ■ Appeared on national/regional television in 246 games during the last nine seasons, an average of over 27 times per year (ESPN-64, ESPN2-23, CBS-33, ABC-4, ESPN-U-12, ESPN-Classic-1, FSN National-2, HDNet-2, ESPN Regional-105). ■ Graduated a total of 27 players over the last eight seasons (Griffin Abel, Chase Adams, Keith Benjamin, Marcus Bowman, Jaron Brown, Sean Brown, Mike Cook, John DeGroat, Yuri Demetris, Jermaine Dixon, Tim Frye, Antonio Graves, Doyle Hudson, Levon Kendall, Brandin Knight, Carl Krauser, Ontario Lett, Chad Johnson, Mark McCarroll, Julius Page, Maurice Polen, Ronald Ramon, Charles Small, Ryan Tiesi, Chevon Troutman, Austin Wallace and Donatas Zavackas).

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This is Pitt Basketball ...................... 4-5 Big East Champions ........................ 6-7 Gateway to the NBA ....................... 8-9 Big East Basketball ..................... 10-11 The Big East Tournament ............ 12-13 International Panthers ................. 14-15 Jamie Dixon ................................ 16-17 The Petersen Events Center ........ 18-21 Men’s Basketball Facilities .......... 22-23 Television Exposure ...................... 24-25 Game Atmosphere ...................... 26-27 Oakland Zoo ................................ 28-29 Homecourt Advantage ................ 30-31 Offensive Efficiency ..................... 32-33 Devastating Defense ................... 34-35 International Experience .............. 36-37 Pitt Basketball Family .................. 38-39 Pitt Basketball: The Place to Be . 40-41 Player Development .................... 42-43 Pittsburgh Basketball Fever ......... 44-45 Season Ending Banquet .............. 46-47 The University of Pittsburgh ......... 48-49 City of Pittsburgh ......................... 50-51 Pitt Sports Town .......................... 52-53 Panther Game Plan ..................... 54-55 Academic Emphasis .................... 56-57 Strength & Conditioning .............. 58-59 Athletic Training .......................... 60-61 Media Spotlight ........................... 62-64

SEASON PREVIEW Season Preview ........................... 66-69 Preview Story .............................. 66-69 Preseason Storylines ......................... 66 What Pitt Returns in 2010-11 ........... 67 Personnel Breakdown ....................... 69 2010-11 Rosters ................................ 70

COACHING STAFF Head Coach Jamie Dixon ........... 72-76 Pat Sandle ......................................... 77 Brandin Knight .................................. 78 Pat Skerry ......................................... 79 Brian Regan ...................................... 80 Basketball Support Staff ............ 81-82

PLAYER PROFILES Gilbert Brown .............................. 84-86 Gary McGhee .............................. 87-89 Brad Wanamaker ........................ 90-93 Ashton Gibbs ............................... 94-96 Nasir Robinson ............................ 97-99 Travon Woodall ......................... 100-101 Lamar Patterson .............................. 102 J.J. Richardson ............................... 103 Dante Taylor ............................. 104-105 Talib Zanna ...................................... 106 Isaiah Epps ...................................... 107 J.J. Moore ...................................... 108 Cameron Wright .............................. 109 Aron Nwankwo ............................... 110 Nick Rivers ...................................... 110

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The 2010-11 Pitt Men’s Basketball Media Guide is a publication of the University of Pittsburgh Athletic Media Relations Office and was managed, written, created, designed and edited by Greg Hotchkiss. EDITOR: Greg Hotchkiss CONTRIBUTING EDITORS E.J. Borghetti, Mendy Nestor, Sophia Duck, Mike Gladysz, Jon Brennan, Celeste Welsh PRINTING Heeter Direct, Canonsburg, Pa. GRAPHIC/COVER DESIGN Jim Prokell Productions RECRUITING SECTION DESIGN Grant Hawkins Design

Pitt’s Oakland Zoo, has become one of the nation’s finest student cheering sections.

OPPONENTS 2010-11 Opponent Contacts ........... 112 2011 Big East Championship .......... 113 2011 NCAA Tournament ................. 114

2009-10 IN REVIEW 2009-10 Season in Review ...... 116-118 Pitt in the NCAA Statistics .............. 116 2009-10 Honors and Awards .......... 116 School Records ............................... 117 Milestone Achievements ................. 117 2009-10 Accomplishments ............. 117 2009-10 Statistics/Results .............. 118 Big East/Tournament/NCAA Stats ... 119 Game Highs and Lows .................... 120 Points/Rebounds/Assists .................. 121 2009-10 Big East Results ................ 121 2009-10 Final Big East Stats .......... 122 Game-by-Game Reviews ......... 122-130

RECORDS & ACHIEVEMENTS National Honors ............................... 132 All-America Players .................. 133-134 Regional Honors .............................. 135 Conference Honors .................. 136-137 Panthers in the NBA ........................ 138 Coaching Records ........................... 139 General Records ....................... 140-144 Individual/Team Success ................. 144 Scoring Leaders ....................... 145-146 1,000-Point Club ...................... 147-153 Performance Records ..................... 153 Field Goal Leaders .......................... 154 Three-Point Field Goal Leaders ....... 155 Free Throw Leaders ........................ 156 Rebound Leaders ............................ 157

Assists Leaders ............................... 158 Blocked Shots Leaders ................... 159 Steals Leaders ................................ 160 Participation Leaders ...................... 161 Team Season Highs ................. 162-163 Winning Streaks .............................. 163 Postseason History .......................... 164 NCAA Tournament Records ..... 165-166 NCAA Tournament Game History .... 167 Big East Championship History ....... 168 Big East Championship Records ..... 169 National Polls ................................... 170 Attendance Records ....................... 171 100-Point Games ............................ 172 Margin of Victory Records ............... 172 Comeback Wins .............................. 173 Halftime Leads/Deficits ................... 173 All-Time Overtime Games ............... 174 Petersen Events Center Records ..... 174 All-Time Letterwinners ............. 175-177 All-Time Opponents ........................ 178 All-Time Scores ....................... 179-194

THE UNIVERSITY Chancellor Mark Nordenberg ... 196-197 A.D. Steve Pederson ................ 198-199 The University of Pittsburgh ............. 200

MEDIA INFORMATION Memo to the Media ................. 202-203 Petersen Events Center Map ........... 202 Network TV Information .................. 203 University of Pittsburgh Map ........... 204 Parking and Directions .................... 204 Pitt ISP Sports Radio Network ........ 205 2008-09 Travel Headquarters .......... 205 Primary Media Outlets ..................... 206 Pittsburgh Service Directory ............ 207

LAYOUT AND DESIGN Vance Wright Adams, Ocreations, Greg Hotchkiss PHOTOGRAPHY Harry Bloomberg; Michael Drazdzinski; Pete Madia; Sean Patrick Brady; Chuck LeClaire, Will Babin, Image Point; Joe Kapelewski; Chaz Palla; Dave Arrigo; Patricia Nagle; Herb Ferguson; Matt Freed, Gary Guydosh; Michael E. Haritan; Jason Hillman; Hail to Pitt: A Sports History of the University of Pittsburgh by Jim O’Brien and Marty Wolfson; Panther Pride: University of Pittsburgh Men’s Basketball; Houston Chronicle, Sam Sciullo, Jr.; Sue Wrbican, Brian Spurlock; Stephen C. Parker; Brian Tirpak; Mitchell Layton; Shawn Sullivan; Pittsburgh Pirates; Pittsburgh Steelers; Pittsburgh Convention and Visitors Bureau; Stephen Slade, USA Basketball; NBA Photo Services; CBS; CoSIDa; Mike Humes, ESPN. SPECIAL THANKS Al Russo, Heeter Direct, Melanie Prisco, Vance Wright Adams; Sam Sciullo, Jr.; Terry Beckwith, Fort Worth, Texas; Bobby Pugh, Fort Worth, Texas. ON THE COVER Artwork by Jim Prokell. Cover design includes 2010-11 seniors Gilbert Brown, Gary McGhee and Brad Wanamaker, along with Jamie Dixon.

A tremendous athlete and talented player, Gilbert Brown is in his final season at Pitt. Brown has seen action in 95 career games with 15 starts at small forward. Last year Brown served as Pittâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s sixth man contributing lock-down defense, clutch shooting, timely scoring and amazing athleticism. His scoring and production increased as the season progressed. An intelligent player and student of the game, Brown will be counted upon for leadership, scoring and clutch play in 2010-11.

An all-around player, Brad Wanamaker has emerged as Pittâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s key perimeter playmaker. Wanamaker enters his senior season after leading the Panthers in both assists (4.7 apg.) and steals (41). He also ranked among the teamâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s top two performers in scoring (12.3 ppg.), minutes played (1,107) and free throw percentage (.720). A spiritual leader, winner, athletic competitor and underrated player, Wanamaker makes his teammates better with strong, consistent play. He is one of only six players in school history to average more than 10.0 points, 4.0 assists and 4.0 rebounds in a season. He has the opportunity to score more than 1,000 career points and become one of only eight players in school history to record over 1,000 points and 400 assists in a career.

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SEASON PREVIEW Pitt returns four starters, seven of its top eight scorers, 86 percent of its scoring and 88 percent of its rebounding from 25-9, NCAA Tournament team

Fan excitement is at an all-time high as Pitt Basketball enters its 201011 season ranked among the top-10 in nearly every national poll while also earning consideration as one of the favorites to win the Big East title. Pitt Head Coach Jamie Dixon returns a seasoned and experienced core of players that surprised the college basketball nation last year with its inspired and clutch play. The 201011 campaign draws a stark contrast from last year, when the Panthers were forced to replace four departed starters, two NBA players and two AllAmericans which produced over 4,000 points, 2,200 rebounds and 900 assists combining their careers. The returning 2010-11 squad contains the same group of determined players that overcame those personnel losses, ignored preseason predictions and stepped forward to guide the Pitt program to a 25-9 overall record, second consecutive second place finish in the Big East regular season, a ninth consecutive NCAA Tournament appearance and a No. 3 seed upon entering the NCAA Tournament. Pitt returns four of five starters, seven of its top eight scorers, eight of its top-10 in minutes played, 86 percent of its scoring and 88 percent of its rebounding from last year’s team. In addition, the Panthers add four

freshmen and two other players who earned medical redshirts last year. Here is a position-by-position look at the 2010-11 Pitt Panthers:

FORWARDS Pitt returns its entire frontcourt in 2010-11. Senior small forward Gilbert Brown is back for his final season. An experienced fifth-year player, Brown has reached double figure scoring 28 times and averaged 7.0 points over 95 career games. Last year, he ranked third on the squad in scoring (10.7 ppg.) and shot 49.7 percent from the floor. The athletic and talented Brown has shown steady improvement over the years as he has grown into one of Pitt’s leaders. Junior Nasir Robinson returns as Pitt’s starting power forward after making all 34 starts last year. The versatile and undersized Robinson is an athletic, high energy, aggressive and hard-nosed competitor who excels at rebounding, passing and defense. His offensive skills were on display last year when he poured in a team season-high 26 points against Louisville. Sophomore J.J. Richardson is back after earning spot duty at the power forward and center positions. The quick, versatile, aggressive and

PITT’S PRESEASON STORYLINES Pitt begins its quest for a 10th consecutive NCAA Tournament appearance and 10th straight season with 20 or more wins. Pitt returns four of five starters, seven of its eight top scorers, eight of its top-10 in minutes played, 86 percent of its scoring and 88 percent of its rebounding from a team that finished 25-9 overall, placed second in the Big East regular season for a second consecutive season, advanced to its ninth straight NCAA Tournament and earned a No. 3 seed upon entering the tourney. Head Coach Jamie Dixon enters his eighth season at Pitt with a 188-54 overall record. The 188 victories tied an NCAA Division I all-time record for most wins after the first seven seasons as a head coach. Dixon also became the first coach in school history to guide Pitt to seven straight NCAA Tournaments, seven consecutive 20-win seasons and seven straight 10-plus league win years. Last year Dixon became the only head coach in NCAA Division I to guide a program to five consecutive NCAA Tournaments and win at least one game in each of the five tournaments. Pitt and Texas A&M are the only two programs to achieve that distinction over the last five seasons. Once again, Pitt will play a difficult schedule in 2010-11. Combining the last eight seasons, Pitt has ranked No. 3 nationally in average RPI. The Panthers will play an 18-game Big East schedule for the fourth consecutive season. Pitt will also play 21 games against opponents that advanced to postseason play in 2009-10, including 13 contests versus teams advancing to the 2010 NCAA Tournament. Opponents highlighting Pitt’s non-conference slate include Maryland, Illinois and Texas in the Coaches vs. Cancer event at Madison Square Garden and two games at Pittsburgh’s brand new Consol Energy Center vs. Tennessee in the SEC/ Big East Invitational and Duquesne. Pitt took a summer foreign tour to Ireland in late July/early August, 2010. The Panthers won all six of their scheduled games.

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Senior Gilbert Brown is back for his final season at Pitt. Brown has a chance to become a 1,000-point career scorer as he needs 337 more points to achieve that distinction.

physical Richardson saw action in 22 games off the bench last year. His most memorable contest was at West Virginia when he scored nine points and grabbed four rebounds. Redshirt freshman Talib Zanna has continued to develop throughout the offseason. A long, lean, talented and athletic player, Zanna will see action at power forward. Zanna is an aggressive rebounder on both ends of the floor and has proven his inside-outside versatility on offense. His performance this summer on Pitt’s tour to Ireland was especially impressive. Redshirt freshman Lamar Patterson returns for his second season at Pitt after earning a medical redshirt

following a right ankle injury last season. Patterson, who played in 10 games before the injury, owns a consistent jumper and stellar perimeter skills. He will contribute at small forward. Newcomer J.J. Moore brings with him athleticism and talent. The 6-footsix freshman owns a smooth jumper and attacks the basket with size, quickness and aggression. Moore, who averaged 29 points per game last year at South Kent Academy (Conn.), will challenge for playing time at small forward. Freshman walk-on Aron Nwankwo will also contribute at both forward positions.

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WHAT PITT RETURNS IN 2010-11 Category Percent Returning Last year’s starters: ...................................................................... 80% (4 of 5) Last year’s total starts: ..................................................... 86.5% (147 of 170) Team’s top-10 in minutes played: .............................................. 80% (8 of 10) Total minutes played: ................................................... 84.2% (5857 of 6950) Points scored: ............................................................... 86.0% (2009 of 2336) Field goals made: ............................................................. 85.4% (690 of 809) Field goal attempts: ..................................................... 82.6% (1498 of 1812) 3-point FG made: ............................................................. 84.5% (153 of 181) 3-point FG attempts: ........................................................ 79.7% (421 of 528) Offensive rebounds: .......................................................... 93.8% (394 of 420) Defensive rebounds: ......................................................... 84.7% (721 of 851) Total rebounds: ............................................................. 87.8% (1115 of 1271) Personal fouls: .................................................................. 85.9% (510 of 594) Assists: .............................................................................. 84.7% (454 of 536) Turnovers: .......................................................................... 85.9% (362 of 421) Blocked shots: .................................................................. 86.9% (120 of 138) Steals: ............................................................................... 79.1% (140 of 177)

UPPER LEFT: Sophomore Dante Taylor saw action in all 34 games last year. He will contribute at both center and power forward. ABOVE LEFT: Ashton Gibbs has an opportunity to become Pitt’s first Academic All-American since Darren Morningstar in 1992. Last year, Gibbs ranked 15th nationally in free throw percentage with an 88.4 percent clip. He also hit a school record 46 consecutive free throws and enjoyed another long streak of 31 straight made free throws. ABOVE: Nasir Robinson is back as Pitt’s power forward. Robinson averaged 6.6 points, 5.6 rebounds and 1.6 assists per game last year. He also shot 49.5 percent from the floor. LEFT: Brad Wanamaker is Pitt’s playmaking offguard. The senior led Pitt in assists (160) and steals (41) last year.

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CENTER Already established as one of the top defensive centers in Pitt basketball history, Gary McGhee returns to the squad after starting all 34 games in 2009-10. The ever-improving, 6-foot11, 250-pound senior offers size and a more traditional post-up look on both the offensive and defensive ends. He also has developed into an offensive low post threat while sporting a hook shot and taking advantage of his aggressiveness around the basket. Following a breakout junior season, the experienced McGhee has seen action in 86 career games. Sophomore Dante Taylor begins his second season at center. A highly skilled and imposing performer, Taylor averaged 4.1 points and 3.7 rebounds in 13.9 minutes last year in 34 games off the bench. He will be counted upon to play key minutes in 2010-11.

GUARDS

Pitt must replace defensive stalwart Jermaine Dixon, but the majority of its guards return to form one of the nation’s top backcourts. Senior Brad Wanamaker surfaced as the team’s top playmaker last year. The tough, physical guard finished with six doubledoubles, led the team in both assists (160) and steals (41) and averaged 12.3 points per game while starting all 34 games last year. He also became one of only six players in school history to average more than 10.0 points, 4.0 rebounds and 4.0 assists in a season. He will see more action at off guard this year. Junior Ashton Gibbs emerged into one of the nation’s top shooters and scorers in 2009-10. The Big East’s Most Improved Player Award winner and Second Team All-Big East pick, Gibbs led the Panthers in scoring (15.7 ppg.), 3-point field goals made (78), free throw percentage (88.4) and minutes played (34.6 mpg.). A Big East Academic All-Star, Gibbs also set a school record for most consecutive ABOVE RIGHT-CORNER: Lamar Patterson was granted a medical hardship waiver after suffering a knee injury last season. Before the injury, Patterson saw action in 10 games and averaged 10.4 minutes per game. ABOVE RIGHT: Sophomore Dante Taylor completed his first year at Pitt in 2009-10. He is the first McDonald’s All-American to play at Pitt in 22 years. RIGHT: Junior Ashton Gibbs led Pitt in scoring (15.7 ppg.), free throw percentage (88.4), free throws made (137) and minutes played (1177) in 2009-10. FAR RIGHT: Senior Gary McGhee emerged as PItt’s starting center last year. He became an Oakland Zoo fan favorite for his much improved and inspired play. McGhee led the Panthers in rebounding (6.8), blocked shots (59) and field goal percentage (62.3) while averaging 6.9 points per game.

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free throws made (46) and has the opportunity to build upon a stellar sophomore season. A true point guard, sophomore Travon Woodall also is back after an ever-improving season. A quick, multitalented player, Woodall ranked second on the squad in assists (108) and finished with a 1.86 assist:turnover ratio while averaging 20.2 minutes per game. He will be counted upon for key minutes. Pitt also welcomes two freshmen to the backcourt in Cameron Wright and Isaiah Epps. Both will have the opportunity to contribute. Wright is a quick, physical all-around talent from Cleveland, while Epps, a Plainfield, N.J. native, will provide outstanding ball handling. Walk-on Nick Rivers provides depth.

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PERSONNEL BREAKDOWN PLAYERS RETURNING (10) Player Pos. 2009-10 Statistics Gilbert Brown (SR) ...................... F ...... 10.7 ppg, 3.2 rpg, 49.7 FG pct. Notes: Contributed as Pitt’s sixth man last year...Fifth year player...Played in 23 games and averaged 23.7 minutes per game...Scored over 20-plus points three times and registered double figure scoring in 28 career games...Career statistics: 7.0 ppg, 3.0 rpg, 51 3-point field goals made in 95 GP and 15 starts. Brad Wanamaker (SR) ................ G ...... 12.3 ppg, 5.7 rpg, 160 assists Notes: Played primarily at the small forward position last year...Team’s playmaker who ranked among Big East assists leaders (4.7 apg)...One of only six players in school history to average more than 10.0 points, 4.0 rebounds and 4.0 assists in a season...Lowe’s Senior Class Award nominee...One of only 11 players in school history to register over 300 points and 150 assists in a season...Six double-doubles and 28 double figure scoring games last year...Career statistics: 100 GP, 6.9 ppg, 3.5 rpg, 2.8 apg. Gary McGhee (SR) ....................... C ...... 6.9 ppg, 6.8 rpg, 59 blocks Notes: Emerged as the starting center after serving two seasons as a backup...Led Pitt in rebounds, blocked shots and field goal percentage (62.3)...Started all 34 games in 2009-10 averaging only 6.0 minutes played per game over his first two seasons at Pitt...Career statistics: 86 GP, 35 starts, 3.5 ppg, 3.6 rpg, 70 blocked shots. Ashton Gibbs (JR) ....................... G ...... 15.7 ppg, 78 3FGM, 88.4 FT pct. Notes: 2009-10 Big East Most Improved Player Award winner...All-Big East Second Team pick...USBWA All-Region selection...Bob Cousy Award candidate...Academic All-America nominee...Converted a school record 46 consecutive free throws...Scored over 20 points in 11 games and reached double figure scoring in 28 of 34 contests...Led Big East and ranked No. 15 nationally in free throw percentage (88.4)...Career statistics: 9.9 ppg, 114-282 3FGM (40.4 pct), 153-175 FTM (87.4). Nasir Robinson (JR) .................... F ...... 6.6 ppg, 5.6 rpg, 49.5 FG pct. Notes: Made all 34 starts last year at power forward...Averaged 24.9 minutes per game...Scored a Pitt season-high 26 points and added 11 rebounds vs. Louisville...Two double-doubles and nine double figure scoring games on year...Career statistics: 63 GP, 34 starts, 4.1 ppg, 3.6 rpg, 49.3 FG pct.

Travon Woodall (RS-SO) ............. G ...... 5.0 ppg, 3.1 apg, 1.86 a:to ratio Notes: True point guard...Led team in assist:turnover ratio (1.86) and ranked second in assists (108)...Reached double figure scoring in five games on year with one double figure assist game...Career statistics: 44 GP, 11 starts, 4.2 ppg, 2.3 rpg, 1.91 assist:turnover ratio. Dante Taylor (SO) ......................... F ...... 4.1 ppg, 3.7 rpg, 58.4 FG pct. Notes: Saw action in 34 games and 474 minutes off the bench...Shot 58.4 percent (52-89) from the floor...Also finished season with 20 blocked shots...Reached double figure scoring in four games and double figure rebounding three times. J.J. Richardson (SO) ................... F ...... 0.8 ppg, 1.0 rpg, 3.9 mpg Notes: Contributed primarily off the bench at power forward and center...Saw action in 22 games and 85 minutes...Scored a career-high nine points with four rebounds at West Virginia. Lamar Patterson (RS-FR) ............ F ...... 2.3 ppg, 1.2 rpg, 10.4 mpg Notes: Earned medical hardship waiver for 2009-10 season after suffering a severely sprained ankle...Played in 10 games off the bench at small forward before the injury. Talib Zanna (RS-FR) .................... F ...... N/A Notes: Earned medical hardship waiver for 2009-10 season. PLAYERS LOST (2) Player Pos. 2009-10 Statistics Jermaine Dixon (SR) ................... G ...... 10.6 ppg, 4.0 rpg, 23 starts Notes: Two-year player...Saw action in 25 games with 23 starts...200910 Big East Defensive Player of the Year selection by The Sporting News...Career statistics: 9.3 ppg, 3.1 rpg, 1.73 assist:turnover ratio, 46173 3-point field goals. Chase Adams (SR) ...................... G ...... 1.9 ppg, 0.4 rpg, 13-33 3FGM Notes: Played in 27 games, 285 minutes off the bench at off guard. NEWCOMERS (4) Player Pos. Hometown/Previous School Isaiah Epps ................................. G ....... Plainfield, N.J./Hargrave Military Aca. J.J. Moore ................................. F ....... Brentwood, N.Y./South Kent Prep Aron Nwankwo .......................... F ....... Baltimore, Md./City H.S. Cameron Wright ......................... G ....... Cleveland, Ohio/Benedicine

SCHEDULE Once again, Pitt will face a challenging schedule. According to ESPN, Pitt ranks third nationally in average RPI combining the last nine years (2002-10), trailing only Duke (5.9) and Kansas (9.6). Pitt’s RPI ranking is proof that it continues to play top-notch competition. Overall, Pitt will play 21 contests against teams which advanced to postseason play in 2009-10 and 13 contests against schools which advanced to the 2010 NCAA Tournament. During its 18-game conference schedule, Pitt will face each of the 15 league opponents at least one time. Additionally, Pitt will play three of those schools two times apiece (South Florida, Villanova and West Virginia). Pitt will play nine home games and nine away contests during league regular season competition. Home opponents at the Petersen Events Center will include Cincinnati (Feb. 5), Connecticut (Dec. 27), Marquette (Jan. 8), Notre Dame (Jan. 24), Seton Hall (Jan. 15), South Florida (Feb. 16),

ABOVE LEFT: Travon Woodall will play a key role in the backcourt in 2010-11. ABOVE RIGHT: Talib Zanna redshirted last year. He will earn minutes at power forward. ABOVE : Sophomore J.J. Richardson showed flashes of his potential last year.

Syracuse (Jan. 17), Villanova (March 5) and West Virginia (Feb. 24). The Panthers’ 2010-11 road opponents include DePaul (Jan. 22), Georgetown (Jan. 12), Louisville (Feb. 27), Providence (Jan. 4), Rutgers (Jan. 29), St. John’s (Feb. 19), South Florida (March 2), Villanova (Feb. 12) and West Virginia (Feb. 7). Highlighting Pitt’s 13-game nonconference schedule are two contests in the 2K Sports Classic, benefitting Coaches vs. Cancer at New York’s Madison Square Garden. In the first game, Pitt will face Maryland on Nov. 18 and either Illinois or Texas on Nov. 19. Pitt will also play two games at Pittsburgh’s brand-new Consol Energy Center: Duquesne (Dec. 1) and Tennessee in the SEC/Big East Invitational (Dec. 11).

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2010-11 ROSTER NUMERICAL ROSTER No. 1 2 3 5 11 12 14 15 21 22 35 42 44 52 55

Name Travon Woodall Isaiah Epps Cameron Wright Gilbert Brown Dante Taylor Ashton Gibbs Nick Rivers Aron Nwankwo Lamar Patterson Brad Wanamaker Nasir Robinson Talib Zanna J.J. Moore Gary McGhee J.J. Richardson

Pos. G G G F F G G F G/F G F F F C F/C

Ht. 5-11 6-2 6-4 6-6 6-9 6-2 6-0 6-7 6-5 6-4 6-5 6-9 6-6 6-11 6-7

Wt. 190 175 200 215 240 190 180 200 220 210 220 225 200 250 235

Cl. SO* FR FR SR* SO JR SR FR FR* SR JR FR* FR SR SO

Exp. 1L HS HS 3L 1L 2L 1L HS RS 3L 2L RS HS 3L 1L

Hometown/Previous School Brooklyn, N.Y.-Patterson, N.J./St. Anthony (N.J.) Plainfield, N.J./Hargrave Military Academy/Plainfield Cleveland, Ohio/Benedictine Harrisburg, Pa./South Kent Prep (Conn.) Greenburgh, N.Y./National Christian Academy (Md.) Scotch Plains, N.J./Seton Hall Prep Phoenix, Ariz./Brophy Prep Baltimore, Md./Baltimore City College Lancaster, Pa./St. Benedict’s/J.P. McCaskey Philadelphia, Pa./Roman Catholic Chester, Pa./Chester Kaduna, Nigeria/Bishop McNamara (Md.) Brentwood, N.Y./South Kent Prep (Conn.)/Brentwood Anderson, Ind./Highland Senior Missouri City, Texas/Fort Bend Hightower

Head Coach: Jamie Dixon (TCU, 1987), begins 8th Year as Head Coach, 12th year at Pitt, 188-54 overall; Assistant Coach: Pat Sandle (San Francisco State, 1987); Assistant Coach: Brandin Knight (Pittsburgh, 2005); Assistant Coach: Pat Skerry (Tufts, 1992); Director of Basketball Operations: Brian Regan (Saint Vincent, 1988); Video Coordinator: Jordan Marks (Pittsburgh, 2008); Video Assistant: Jason Richards (Davidson, 2009); Athletic Trainer: Tony Salesi (Pittsburgh, 1980); Strength & Conditioning Coach: Tim Beltz (Northern Colorado, 1995); Academic Coordinator: Mike Farabaugh (Pittsburgh, 1987); Equipment Manager: Brian Brigger (Xavier, 2004); Team Managers: Ben Blount, Quinn Cozzens, Jared Dorfman, Matt Falcon, Zach Hess, Brendan Kozlowski, Shamus McNulty, Melanie Wilmot; Administrative Assistant: Beth Schoedel

ALPHABETICAL ROSTER No. 5 2 12 52 44 15 21 55 14 35 11 22 1 3 42

Name Gilbert Brown Isaiah Epps Ashton Gibbs Gary McGhee J.J. Moore Aron Nwankwo Lamar Patterson J.J. Richardson Nick Rivers Nasir Robinson Dante Taylor Brad Wanamaker Travon Woodall Cameron Wright Talib Zanna

Pos. F G G C F F G/F F/C G F F G G G F

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Aron Nwankwo ................. Nah-wonk-whoa Nasir Robinson ................. Na-seer Travon Woodall ................. Tray-vahn Talib Zanna ....................... Ta-leeb Zah-nah

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Ht. 6-6 6-2 6-2 6-11 6-6 6-7 6-5 6-7 6-0 6-5 6-9 6-4 5-11 6-4 6-9

Wt. 215 175 190 250 200 200 220 235 180 220 240 210 190 200 225

Cl. SR* FR JR SR FR FR FR* SO SR JR SO SR SO* FR FR*

Exp. 3L HS 2L 3L HS HS RS 1L 1L 2L 1L 3L 1L HS RS

Hometown/Previous School Harrisburg, Pa./South Kent Prep (Conn.) Plainfield, N.J./Hargrave Military Academy/Plainfield Scotch Plains, N.J./Seton Hall Prep Anderson, Ind./Highland Senior Brentwood, N.Y./South Kent Prep (Conn.)/Brentwood Baltimore, Md./Baltimore City College Lancaster, Pa./St. Benedict’s/J.P. McCaskey Missouri City, Texas/Fort Bend Hightower Phoenix, Ariz./Brophy Prep Chester, Pa./Chester Greenburgh, N.Y./National Christian Academy (Md.) Philadelphia, Pa./Roman Catholic Brooklyn, N.Y.-Patterson, N.J./St. Anthony (N.J.) Cleveland, Ohio/Benedictine Kaduna, Nigeria/Bishop McNamara (Md.)

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Total Players: 15 Seniors: 4 (Gilbert Brown, Gary McGhee, Nick Rivers, Brad Wanamaker). Juniors: 2 (Ashton Gibbs, Nasir Robinson). Redshirt Sophomore: 1 (Travon Woodall). Sophomores: 2 (J.J. Richardson, Dante Taylor). Redshirt Freshman: 1 (Talib Zanna). Freshmen: 4 (Isaiah Epps, J.J. Moore, Aron Nwankwo, Cameron Wright).

Arizona: 1 (Nick Rivers, Phoenix). Indiana: 1 (Gary McGhee, Anderson). Maryland: 1 (Aron Nwankwo, Baltimore). New Jersey: 2 (Isaiah Epps, Plainfield; Ashton Gibbs, Scotch Plains). New York: 3 (J.J. Moore, Brentwood; Dante Taylor, Greenburgh; Travon Woodall, Brooklyn). Nigeria: 1 (Talib Zanna, Kaduna). Pennsylvania: 5 (Gilbert Brown, Harrisburg; Lamar Patterson, Lancaster; Nasir Robinson, Chester; Brad Wanamaker, Philadelphia). Texas: 1 (J.J. Richardson, Missouri City)

Beginning his 12th year at Pitt and eighth as head coach, Jamie Dixon has made his mark on the Pitt Basketball program. The 2010 Jim Phelan National Coach of the Year and 2009 Naismith National Coach of the Year, Dixon has compiled a 188-54 record, captured two Big East Championships (2004 regular season and 2008 tournament) and guided Pitt to seven consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances. Last year he tied an NCAA Division I record for most wins after seven seasons as a head coach (188) and his current .696 league winning percentage ranks No. 1 among all-time Big East coaches. Dixon has also put together an outstanding coaching staff. With the staff’s unique blend of experience, contacts, talent, technical knowledge and personality, Pitt’s coaching staff of Pat Sandle, Brandin Knight, Pat Skerry and Brian Regan rates among the nation’s best.

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JAMIE DIXON TCU ‘87 Eighth Year as Head Coach 12th Year at Pitt

Beginning his eighth year as the University of Pittsburgh’s head men’s basketball coach, Jamie Dixon has certainly made his mark on the Pitt program. Dixon, who is in his 12th year at Pitt, has compiled several coaching milestones: Tied an all-time NCAA Division I record for most wins after seven seasons as a head coach in 2010 with his 188 victories. He also set the all-time record for most wins after six seasons as a head coach with his 163 wins. Guided Pitt to its first-ever NCAA Regional Final and Elite Eight appearance, a school-best 31-5 record, the school’s first-ever No. 1 national ranking and the program’s first-ever No. 1 seed upon entering the NCAA Tournament in 2008-09. Named the 2009 Naismith National Coach of the Year and 2010 Jim Phelan National Coach of the Year. Became the only coach in NCAA Division I basketball to guide his team to the NCAA Tournament and win at least one game in each tournament over the last five seasons (2006-10). Pitt and Texas A&M are the only two schools nationally to achieve that distinction. Led the USA Basketball Under-19 Team to the 2009 FIBA World Championship Gold Medal and 9-0 record after inheriting an overhauled roster and assuming head coaching duties a month before the competition began. Concluded the 2009-10 season as the winningest coach in Big East history with a current .696 winning percentage in league games (9441), while surpassing several legendary names including John Thompson, Jim Calhoun, Jim Boeheim and Lou Carnesseca. Became the first head coach in school history to lead Pitt to seven consecutive 20-win seasons, seven straight 10-plus win Big East regular seasons and seven straight NCAA Tournaments. Dixon has also directed Pitt to three NCAA Sweet Sixteen appearances (2004, 2007 and 2009). Guided Pitt to its second all-time Big East Championship title in 2008. The Panthers became just the second

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squad in league history to capture the crown after winning four games. Led Pitt to the Big East Championship Final in four of his first seven seasons as head coach. Is one of only nine coaches in NCAA Division I history to win over 100 games during the first four seasons of a coaching career. Reached 100 wins at Pitt faster than any other head coach in school history. Dixon needed only 126 games to reach the milestone. Only 14 coaches in the history of college basketball reached 100 career victories faster than Dixon. Amassed a seven-year 83-35 Big East regular-season record, the best mark in school history. Tallied a 116-11 home record in his first seven seasons. Became the first rookie head coach in Big East history to both guide his team to the league’s regular season title and earn Big East Coach of the Year honors in 2003-04. Dixon earned those accolades after leading the Panthers to the Big East regular season title and a schoolrecord 31 wins, which rank as the third highest total in NCAA Division I history for a first-year head coach. Dixon also led Pitt on an 18-game win streak to begin the season, a streak which ranks as the third-best start for a rookie head coach in NCAA Division I history.

An outstanding talent evaluator who is nationally recognized for his coaching know-how, unquestioned character and integrity, recruiting skills, rapport with players and work ethic, Jamie Dixon was introduced as the University of Pittsburgh’s 14th head basketball coach on April 15, 2003. Dixon is a basketball coach who is intelligent, honest, confident, wellspoken and true to his word. He is a family man and complete coach who cares for his players and program to the highest degree. Under Dixon, student-athletes have consistently improved as players on the court and developed as citizens off the court. His players consistently graduate and the Pitt program continually achieves high APR scores. For Dixon, basketball is a lifestyle, not a job. He believes teamwork, offensive efficiency,

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THE JAMIE DIXON FILE Birthdate: November 10, 1965 in Burbank, Calif. Hometown: North Hollywood, Calif. Education: Master of Science–Economics, University of California-Santa Barbara, 1992; Bachelor of Business Administration–Finance, Texas Christian University, 1987; Notre Dame High School graduate (Sherman Oaks, Calif.), 1983. Date announced as Pitt Head Coach: Tuesday, April 15, 2003. Family: Wife, Jacqueline, son Jack Connor (born June 2, 2002), daughter Shannon Iwalani (born Feb. 25, 2004); son of Jim & Marge Dixon who reside in Los Angeles; has two sisters: Julie, who is an attorney in Los Angeles and the late Maggie Dixon, who served as head women’s basketball coach at the United States Military Academy (200506) and as an assistant at DePaul University. Coaching Career Head Coach, University of Pittsburgh, 2003-present; Associate Head Coach, University of Pittsburgh, 1999-2003; Assistant Coach, University of Hawaii, 1998-99; Assistant Coach, Northern Arizona University, 199498; Assistant Coach, University of Hawaii, 1992-94; Graduate Assistant Coach, University of California-Santa Barbara, 1991-92; Assistant Coach, Los Angeles Valley Junior College, 1989-91. Playing Career Notre Dame High School, Sherman Oaks, Calif.; Texas Christian University, 1984-87 (Named All-SWC in 1987 and SWC All-Academic honoree), led SWC in assists as a senior; Played professionally in the Continental Basketball Association (Lacrosse Catbirds) and overseas (New Zealand). Noteworthy Awards 2010 Jim Phelan National Coach of the Year; 2009 USA Basketball National Coach of the Year; 2009 Naismith National Coach of the Year; 2009 USA Basketball Under-19 Head Coach, FIBA World Championship Gold Medal; 2009 USBWA District 2 Coach of the Year; 2009 Woodlands Foundation Spirit Award; 2008 Bob Prince Award winner recipient at Art Rooney Awards Dinner, Catholic Youth Foundation; 2007 TCU Athletic Hall of Fame inductee; 2004 Big East Coach of the Year; 2004 YMCA “Person of the Year.” defense, rebounding and taking good shots are the key ingredients to winning championships. That philosophy has paid off as Pitt consistently ranks among the nation’s top offensive, defensive and rebounding squads. Dixon’s seven-year head coaching tenure at Pitt has seen the Panthers compile a remarkable 188-54 record, accumulate an 83-35 Big East regular season record and earn seven NCAA Tournament berths, including three Sweet Sixteen appearances (2004, 2007 and 2009) and one NCAA Regional Final (2009). His 188 victories tied the NCAA Division I record for best start to a coaching career after seven seasons and his .777 career winning percentage currently stands third nationally and among the best active Big East coaches. In addition, his 163 wins established the all-time record for best start to a coaching career after six seasons and his .698 Big East winning percentage ranks as the best all-time mark in league play, surpassing such names as Georgetown’s John Thompson, Connecticut’s Jim Calhoun, Syracuse’s Jim Boeheim and St. John’s Lou Carnesseca. Over the past 11 seasons, Dixon has been the one constant and essential figure in the Panthers’ dramatic rise to national prominence. The three-year span from 2001-04 produced the winningest period in school history as Pitt won three consecutive Big East regular-season titles, advanced to three straight NCAA Sweet Sixteen appearances, captured the program’s

first-ever Big East Tournament title in 2003 and compiled one of the nation’s three best winning percentages (.846 with an 88-16 record) from 2001-04 including a 51-2 home record. In addition, the program opened its sparkling, 12,508-seat Petersen Events Center, the nation’s best on-campus basketball venue. Dixon has 19 years of major NCAA Division I coaching experience, including stints at Pitt (11 years), Northern Arizona (four years), Hawaii (three years) and UC-Santa Barbara (one year). Additionally, he has served as an assistant under a school’s winningest coach in four different stints (winning percentage). His teams have won a combined 10 conference titles, advanced to the postseason during 14 different seasons and his studentathletes have earned five league player of the year awards. He helped turn destitute programs at Pitt, Hawaii and Northern Arizona into winners and has experienced a high level of accomplishment at several different levels. Facing a major rebuilding project, he joined the Pitt staff in 1999 as associate head coach and recruiting coordinator. In four short years, he helped turn the Pitt basketball program into a consistent national power. In 2000-01, the Panthers surged through the conference tournament, earning a surprising Big East Championship title game berth while winning five of their last seven contests. It was that year in Madison Square Garden that the college basketball world first took notice of the emerging Pitt program as

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ACTIVE NCAA WINNING PERCENTAGE LEADERS

NCAA DIVISION I BEST COACHING STARTS (7 YEARS)

Coach Pct. Mark Few, Gonzaga ............. .801 Roy Williams, No. Carolina ... .795 JAMIE DIXON, PITT .......... .777 Bruce Pearl, Tennessee ........ .773 John Calipari, Kentucky ....... .770 Bo Ryan, Wisconsin .............. .765 Mike Krzyzewski, Duke ........ .757 Thad Matta, Ohio State ........ .754 Jim Boeheim, Syracuse ....... .739 Rick Pitino, Louisville ............ .731

Coach Wins JAMIE DIXON, PITT ........... 188 Mark Few, Gonzaga .............. 188 Everett Case, NC State ......... 187 Roy Williams, Kansas ............ 184 Thad Matta, BU-XU-OSU ...... 183 Larry Brown, UCLA-Kansas .. 172 Bruce Stewart, WV-W/MT ..... 172 Tom Izzo, Michigan State ..... 167 Bruce Weber, So. Ill.-Illinois .. 166 Denny Crum, Louisville .......... 162

the Panthers upset nationally ranked Syracuse, Notre Dame and a surging Miami team to earn the school’s firstever championship game berth. That strong finish concluded with a National Invitation Tournament berth, the school’s first postseason appearance in four years. The 2001-02 Pitt team built upon that momentum as it finished 29-6 and surpassed the school record of 25 victories set in 1973-74. Pitt won the Big East West championship, the school’s first league title of any kind since the 1987-88 campaign, and made its first NCAA Tournament appearance in nine seasons (1992-93). The squad also became the first Pitt team to advance to an NCAA Sweet Sixteen since 1973-74 with two NCAA tournament wins over Central Connecticut State and California. With all five starters and nine letterwinners back, the 2002-03 Pitt squad captured the school’s first-ever Big East Tournament championship while making its third straight appearance in the title game. It finished 28-5 on the year and advanced to its second consecutive NCAA Sweet Sixteen. The Panthers also won their second straight Big East West title and co-Big East regular-

season title with a second consecutive 13-3 league record. In addition, the Panthers concluded the inaugural season in the Petersen Events Center with a perfect 16-0 home record and ended the season on a 22-game home win streak. In his first campaign as head coach at Pitt (2003-04), Dixon guided the Panthers to a school-record 31-5 slate which included the Big East regular season championship, a third consecutive NCAA Sweet Sixteen appearance and the program’s fourth straight Big East Tournament title game appearance. He became the first rookie head coach in league history to earn Big East Coach of the Year honors and guide his team to the regular season title. He led Pitt to a school record 27-3 regular season and its first Big East Tournament No. 1 seed in 16 years. Dixon also won the first 18 contests of his coaching career, a mark that ranks third in NCAA Division I history for most wins to begin a coaching career. His second season as Pitt’s head coach saw Dixon guide the Panthers to a school-record fourth straight NCAA Tournament appearance and the program’s fourth consecutive 20-plus win season (20-9).

DIXON IN THE COMMUNITY Maggie Dixon Foundation. Created and designed the Coach Dixon Timeout Program, a yearlong series of workshops designed for his current players to have consistent, on-going contact with area Pittsburgh youth. Maggie Dixon Heart Health Fair in Pittsburgh and NYC. CARE Foundation which sponsors the Maggie Dixon Classic, the national premier women’s college basketball event held annually at Madison Square Garden. Sponsors Coaches vs. Cancer Auction and dinner evening in Pittsburgh each May. Big Brothers/Big Sisters. Kennometal United Way. Campaign Chairman-Junior Achievement. 2004 YMCA “Person of the Year” Award winner. Boy Scouts of America.

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Frank McGuire Foundation Speaker, NYC. Bob Prince Award, Art Rooney Dinner and Catholic Youth Association. Woodlands Foundation Spirit of Golf Award. American Heart Association. Raises funds for The Caring Place, a community supported center that helps grieving children and families cope with the loss of a loved one. HOPE Network Hoops Classic, a charitable event that raises funds to support sports, fitness and recreation programs for disabled children and adults. Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. American Diabetes Association. Variety Club-recognition for outstanding community service and fundraising in Pittsburgh. Keynote speaker at numerous non-profit organizations.

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In 2005-06, Dixon led Pitt to a fifth straight NCAA Tournament appearance, 25-8 record and fifth berth in the Big East Championship Final over the last six seasons. The 2006-07 Panthers ranked among the nation’s top-10 teams all season and ended with a 29-8 record. Pitt advanced to NCAA Sweet Sixteen play for the fourth time in six seasons and achieved its sixth straight 20-win overall and 10-win league year. Additionally, Dixon reached 100 career wins faster than any other coach in school history and concluded the year with 105 career wins, the second-most wins accumulated over the first four seasons of a head coaching career. The 2007-08 season saw Dixon’s Panthers overcome the incredible adversity of losing two starters (Mike Cook and Levance Fields) and four total players to serious injuries. Nevertheless, under Dixon’s leadership, the undermanned Panthers continued on. Fields returned for the team’s final 13 games and Pitt went on to a successful season. Pitt captured the school’s second Big East Tournament title, becoming just the second team in league history to win the tourney by registering four straight wins, advanced to its seventh straight NCAA Tournament and finished 27-10 overall. Pitt’s 2008-09 season proved to be its most successful to date as the Panthers achieved numerous program milestones including a school record tying 31-5 record, the school’s firstever appearance in the NCAA Regional Final and Elite Eight, the program’s first-ever No. 1 national ranking (for three weeks) and Pitt’s first-ever No. 1 seed upon entering the NCAA Tournament. In addition, the 2008-09 team led by veterans Levance Fields, Sam Young and DeJuan Blair, compiled

BIG EAST’S ALL-TIME WINNINGEST COACHES (PCT.) Coach Pct. JAMIE DIXON, PITT .......... .696 John Thompson, GU ............. .653 Jim Calhoun, UConn ............ .642 Jim Boeheim, Syracuse ....... .642 Lou Carnesecca, SJU .......... .635 Mike Jarvis, SJU .................. .613 Ben Howland, Pitt ................. .613 Rollie Massimino, VU ............ .572 (league regular season games and championship games combined)

a perfect 19-0 home record and set school records for attendance. With only one starter back and preseason expectations low (unranked and picked to finish ninth by Big East coaches in the league’s preseason poll) in 2009-10, Dixon guided the Panthers to a surprising 25-9 finish, a second consecutive second place finish in the Big East (13-5), seventh straight NCAA Tournament appearance and a No. 3 seeding upon entering the tournament. Prior to Pittsburgh, Dixon served as an assistant coach at the University of Hawaii under legendary head coach Riley Wallace for the 1998-99 season and previously was an assistant under Ben Howland at Northern Arizona University (1994-98). He also coached as an assistant with Howland at the University of California-Santa Barbara (1991-92) under Jerry Pimm before moving on to the University of Hawaii for two seasons (1992-94). While at Northern Arizona, Dixon helped lead the Lumberjacks to a 4217 record over his last two years, including back-to-back 21-win seasons and a pair of Big Sky regular season championships. Northern Arizona led the nation for three consecutive seasons (1997-99) in 3-point field goal

YEAR BY YEAR WITH JAMIE DIXON Year 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 Career

W-L 31-5 20-9 25-8 29-8 27-10 31-5 25-9 188-54

Overall Pct. .861 .689 .758 .783 .730 .861 .735 .777

Big East W-L Pct. 13-3 .813 10-6 .625 10-6 .625 12-4 .750 10-8 .556 15-3 .833 13-5 .722 83-35 .703

BET W-L Pct. 2-1 .667 0-1 .000 3-1 .750 2-1 .667 4-0 1.000 0-1 .000 0-1 .000 11-6 .647

W-L 2-1 0-1 1-1 2-1 1-1 3-1 1-1 10-7

NCAA Pct. .667 .000 .500 .667 .500 .750 .500 .588

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FASTEST TO 100 COACHING WINS IN PITT HISTORY Coach Games to 100 JAMIE DIXON 126 H.C. Carlson 140 Paul Evans 156

W-L 100-26 100-40 100-56

percentage and ranked among the nation’s top two schools in overall field goal percentage during that span. In addition, Northern Arizona won 20-plus games in three consecutive seasons and advanced to postseason play two times, including the 1997 NIT and the school’s first-ever NCAA Tournament appearance in 1998. The 1998 Lumberjack squad was one of two teams to reach the NCAA Tournament and carry a team grade point average of 3.0 or better. Howland and Dixon arrived at Northern Arizona for the 1994-95 season. After suffering through backto-back 9-17 and 7-19 seasons, the staff guided Northern Arizona to the 10th all-time best one-year turnaround in NCAA Division I basketball history, improving the Lumberjacks to a 21-7 record in 1996-97. Dixon completed his first stint as an assistant coach at the University of Hawaii from 1992-94 under head coach Riley Wallace. In 1993-94, he helped lead the Rainbows to their firstever WAC championship and first NCAA Tournament appearance in nearly 30 years. Dixon was also instrumental in developing the Rainbows’ perimeter players, including former Phoenix Suns guard and Buffalo, N.Y. native Trevor Ruffin. In his second stint at Hawaii (1998-99), he worked with the perimeter players including Denver Nugget Predrag Savovic and concentrated on recruiting both nationally and abroad. At UCSanta Barbara, Dixon helped lead the Gauchos to an NIT appearance in 1992. Dixon began his coaching career in 1989 as the head coach at TeAute College in New Zealand before serving as an assistant coach from 1989-91 at Los Angeles Valley Junior College where he helped Head Coach Jim Stephens lead the school to a Western States Conference Championship. A North Hollywood, Calif. native, Dixon attended Notre Dame High School in Sherman Oaks, Calif., where he earned All-Del Rey League and AllCalifornia Interscholastic Federation honors. Dixon enjoyed a successful four-year career at Texas Christian University in Fort Worth, Texas where he played for Jim Killingsworth and led the Horned Frogs to two Southwest Conference titles both as a junior and senior. He earned All-SWC honors in 1987 and was an All-SWC Academic performer. Additionally, he led the SWC in assists as a senior, earned the Henry Iba Award as MVP of the All-College The Dixon family: Jamie, Jack Connor (born June 2, 2002), Shannon Iwalani (born Feb. 25, 2004) and Jacqueline.

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1st Year 2003 1922 1986

Date of 100th win Feb. 19, 2007 Feb. 22, 1930 Nov. 20, 1991

Tournament and was voted TCU’s Senior Male Scholar-Athlete Award recipient. He was inducted into the TCU Athletic Hall of Fame in 2007. Dixon received his bachelor’s degree in finance from TCU in 1987 and earned a master’s degree in economics from UC-Santa Barbara in 1992. Dixon was selected in the 1987 NBA draft by the Washington Bullets. He went on to play professionally with the Lacrosse Catbirds of the Continental Basketball Association and also in New Zealand before getting involved with collegiate coaching. Dixon is married to the former Jacqueline Corteway. The couple has one son, Jack Connor, born June 2, 2002, and a daughter, Shannon Iwalani, born Feb. 25, 2004. His wife earned a Masters Degree in speech language pathology at the University of Pittsburgh in 2003. The son of New York City natives Jim and Marge, Dixon spent much of his childhood in the Bronx. He has two sisters: the late Maggie Dixon, who served as head women’s basketball coach at the United States Military Academy, and Julie Dixon, who is a Los Angeles attorney.

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PAT SANDLE ASSISTANT COACH San Francisco State ‘87 Eighth Season at Pitt Known for scouting ability, work ethic, defense, intensity and successful guard play, Pat Sandle begins the eighth year of his second stint as an assistant coach at Pitt. Along with head coach Jamie Dixon, Sandle first arrived at the University of Pittsburgh in 1999. Sandle’s primary responsibilities include overseeing post play and scouting opponents. Sandle has played a key role in helping lead Pitt Basketball to national prominence. Since Sandle arrived back at Pitt in 2003, the Panthers have compiled a 188-54 record and .777 winning percentage, advanced to three Sweet Sixteens, the 2009 Elite Eight, earned the school’s first-ever No. 1 national ranking and No. 1 seed upon entering the NCAA Tournament in 2009, won a Big East regular season title (2003-04), captured a Big East Tournament title in 2008 and advanced to seven straight NCAA Tournaments. In 2003-04, the Panthers set a school record with a 31-5 mark, captured the Big East regular season title and advanced to NCAA Sweet Sixteen play. Pitt finished 25-8, earned a berth in the Big East Championship

final and advanced to the NCAA Tournament in 2005-06. In 200607, the Panthers went 29-8, advanced to the NCAA Sweet Sixteen and appeared in their sixth consecutive NCAA Tournament. In 2007-08, Pitt overcame several injuries to finish 27-10 and win its second all-time Big East title. The 2008-09 year saw Pitt finish with a school record tying 31-5 record, first-ever Elite Eight appearance and first-ever No. 1 ranking. “We’re fortunate to have Pat Sandle at the University of Pittsburgh,” Head Coach Jamie Dixon said. “Pat and I have known each other for a number of years. From the start, he was instrumental in building this program.” Sandle came back to Pitt from UCLA, where he served as an assistant basketball coach from 2001-03. At UCLA, Sandle helped guide the Bruins to an NCAA Sweet Sixteen appearance and 20-plus win season under Steve Lavin in 2001-02. During his tenure, he assisted in the development of NBA players Dan Gadzuric, Matt Barnes and Jason Kapono. During a five-year coaching tenure with Dixon on Ben Howland’s

staffs at both Pitt and Northern Arizona (1996-99), Sandle has been responsible for guard play, scouting, conditioning, player development, on-campus recruiting and academic progress. He also served as director of the school’s summer basketball camps. During Sandle’s 2000-01 season on Pitt’s staff, the Panthers advanced to the National Invitation Tournament, their first postseason appearance in four years. While at Northern Arizona, the Lumberjacks enjoyed their most successful three-year period in school history (63-23, .733), won back-to-back Big Sky Conference titles and advanced to the 1997 NIT and 1998 NCAA Tournament. Sandle owns 22 years of coaching experience, including 11 seasons at the NCAA Division I level. He has served NCAA Division I stints at Pitt (1999-2001 and 2003current), UCLA (2001-03), Northern Arizona (1996-99), Fresno State (1991-92) and Saint Mary’s College, Calif. (1990-91). Additionally, Sandle has coached at Sonoma State (1994-96), Santa Barbara City College (1989-90), Skyline (Calif.) Junior College (1987-88) and Cuesta College (1986-87). He also

coached two stints at San Rafael (Calif.) High School in 1988-89 and from 1992-94. A standout at San Francisco State University from 1982-84, Sandle is a member of the school’s athletic hall of fame. A two-time AllCalifornia North Conference selection, Sandle is the school’s alltime career assist leader and ranks third in career steals (120). He also held the single-season assists record for seven years with 138 in 1983-84. Sandle was a standout junior college performer at Cuesta College (1980-82), earning All-California and All-North Coast Conference honors. He played his final two seasons at San Francisco State (1982-84), where he earned his undergraduate degree in communications in 1987. Sandle began his basketball career at Los Angeles Crenshaw High School while playing for legendary prep coach Willie West. As a six-foot-oneinch senior guard, Sandle helped lead Crenshaw to back-to-back Los Angeles city championships. Sandle resides in Pittsburgh with his family: Desiree, Derek, Kruz, Pierrce and dog Haley.

THE PAT SANDLE FILE Hometown: Los Angeles, Calif. Education: Bachelor of Arts–Communications, San Francisco State, 1987; Los Angeles Crenshaw High School, 1980. Coaching Career Assistant Coach, University of Pittsburgh, 2003-current; Assistant Coach, UCLA, 2001-03; Assistant Coach, University of Pittsburgh, 1999-01; Assistant Coach, Northern Arizona University, 1996-99; Assistant Coach, Sonoma State University, 1994-96; Assistant Coach, San Rafael High School, 1992-94; Assistant Coach, Fresno State University, 1991-92; Assistant Coach, St. Mary’s College, 1989-90; Assistant Coach, Santa Barbara City College, 1989-90; Assistant Coach, San Rafael High School, 1988-89; Assistant Coach, Skyline Junior College, 1987-88; Assistant Coach, Cuesta Junior College, 1986-87. Playing Career San Francisco State, 1980-82 Member of SFSU Athletic Hall of Fame. Cuesta College, 1980-82 All-California Junior College and All-North Coast California honoree.

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BRANDIN KNIGHT ASSISTANT COACH Pittsburgh ‘05 Fifth Season at Pitt

Former University of Pittsburgh star and retired No. 20 jersey honoree Brandin Knight begins his third year as an assistant basketball coach at Pitt. In his fifth season on Pitt Head Coach Jamie Dixon’s coaching staff, Knight served the 2006-07 year as its Program Assistant/Video Coordinator and the 2007-08 season as Director of Men’s Basketball Operations. In his role as an assistant coach, Knight is responsible for recruiting student-athletes, scouting opponents, game preparation and on-floor coaching. “Brandin has always been a tremendous asset for our program,” Dixon said. “As a player, Brandin proved to be an exceptional leader and a coach on the floor. Through the years, he has developed into an outstanding basketball coach. He has been a terrific role model for our players and was instrumental in turning our program around. In addition, he has always remained loyal to Pitt.”

Following his Pitt career, Knight played two seasons with the NBDL’s Asheville Altitude. He helped lead the Altitude to back-to-back league titles in both 2003-04 and 200405. In 2005, he signed a contract with the NBA’s Houston Rockets, but suffered a knee injury two weeks later. Knight spent the following two years in Pittsburgh rehabbing the injury. Knight has coached several AAU teams, including a squad that captured the Under-16 Pittsburgh Jamfest title in 2006. A Pitt point guard from 19992003, Knight’s leadership was largely responsible for Pitt’s recent basketball renaissance. The transformation of Pitt’s basketball program into a national power can be traced directly through Knight who led the dramatic turnaround. Pitt finished 13-15 during his freshman year, improved to 19-14 with a surprise Big East Championship Finals appearance and NIT berth as a sophomore, then

burst onto the national stage with a 29-6 record, Big East West regular season title, national top-10 ranking and NCAA Sweet Sixteen berth during his junior season in 200102. As a senior in 2002-03, Knight’s Panthers maintained that success with a 28-5 record, co-Big East West title and second straight NCAA Sweet Sixteen appearance. In the end, Knight helped lead Pitt to two consecutive Big East regular season titles (2001-02 and 2002-03), two NCAA Sweet Sixteen appearances (2002 and 2003), the program’s first-ever Big East Tournament title (2003), three consecutive appearances in the Big East Tournament final (2001, 2002, and 2003) and an 89-40 (.690) four-year record. A 2003 Wooden All-America team selection, 2002 Associated Press All-America team member and two-time All-Big East honoree, Knight concluded his career with 1,440 points, 785 assists, 492 rebounds and 298 steals. He earned the Big East’s co-

Most Valuable Player and Most Improved Player awards in 200102. Knight still holds school records for career assists (785), career assist average (6.2 apg.), career steals (298) and season minutes played (1,284 in 2001-02). Knight’s No. 20 jersey was retired in a ceremony prior to the Panthers’ Marquette game on March 4, 2009. Knight, who graduated with a History degree from Pitt in June, 2005, is a native of East Orange, N.J. His brother Brevin is a 12-year NBA veteran who was a consensus All-America point guard at Stanford (1994-97). His father Melvin is a former Seton Hall assistant basketball coach (1978-82) and player (1968-71) who currently serves as basketball coach and athletic director at Essex County College in New Jersey. Knight resides in Pittsburgh with his fiancee Michelle Gonzalez, daughter Kylah Knight (7) and newborn son Brandin.

THE BRANDIN KNIGHT FILE Birthdate: December 16, 1981. Hometown: East Orange, N.J. Education: Bachelor of Arts–History, University of Pittsburgh, 2005; Seton Hall Prep, 1999. Coaching Career Assistant Coach, University of Pittsburgh, 2008-current; Director of Men’s Basketball Operations, University of Pittsburgh, 2007-08; Program Assistant/Video Coordinator, University of Pittsburgh, 2006-07. Playing Career University of Pittsburgh, 1999-2003 Fourth jersey retired (No. 20) in school history; Retired prior to Pitt’s game vs. Marquette on March 4, 2009; Four-year starter at point guard; scored 1,440 points, finished with 785 assists and 492 rebounds; Pitt’s career recordholder in assists (785), assist average (6.2), steals (298) and season minutes played (1,284); selected to the 2003 Wooden AllAmerica team, 2002 AP All-America; two-time All-Big East team member; named the Big East Most Valuable Player and Most Improved Player in 2001-02; guided Pitt to its first-ever Big East Tournament title in 2003, two NCAA Sweet Sixteen appearances (2002 and 2003) and back-to-back Big East regular season titles in 2001-02 and 2002-03. NBDL’s Asheville Altitude, 2003-05 Guided the Altitude to back-to-back NBDL titles (2003-04 and 2004-05). NBA’s Houston Rockets, 2005

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Former Pitt point guards: Levance Fields and Brandin Knight.

COACHING STAFF

PAT SKERRY ASSISTANT COACH Tufts ‘92 First Season at Pitt A New England native with extensive East Coast recruiting ties, Pat Skerry begins his first season at the University of Pittsburgh as an assistant coach. Skerry’s main responsibilities include recruiting student-athletes, game preparation and on-floor coaching. “We are excited about Pat becoming a member of the university community and I know he is ecstatic to be here in Pittsburgh,” Pitt Head Coach Jamie Dixon said. “Through the years, Pat has worked with some outstanding coaches. He will help us in all areas: recruiting, scouting and player development. We are fortunate to have a coach with his well-rounded background, along with an individual who has previous head coaching experience. He also has recruiting contacts on the East Coast and in the Big East region.” Skerry arrives at Pitt with 19 years of combined coaching experience at eight different schools: Providence (2008-10),

Rhode Island (2005-08), College of Charleston (2003-05), William & Mary (2000-03), Northeastern (1998-00), Curry College, Mass. (1996-98), Stonehill College, Mass. (1995-96) and his alma mater Tufts (1992-95). Skerry spent the last two seasons at Providence under Head Coach Keno Davis. In 2008-09, the Friars advanced to the NIT with a 19-14 overall record and 10-8 Big East slate. Skerry assisted with the Friars’ 2009 recruiting class which was ranked No. 35 in the nation by Hoop Scoop. Prior to his arrival at Providence, Skerry spent three seasons as an assistant coach at the University of Rhode Island under Head Coach Jim Baron. While at URI, Skerry gained national recognition when he was named one of the top assistant coaches in the country in 2007 by Hoop Scoop. In 2008, Fox Sports.com named Skerry the top mid-major assistant in the nation. He also gained exposure through

his recruiting as his 2006 class was rated No. 24 in the nation by Hoop Scoop along with a No. 61 ranking for the Rams’ 2007 group. Skerry served as an assistant for two seasons at the College of Charleston under former Pitt associate head coach and current Marshall head coach Tom Herrion. While at Charleston, the Cougars posted a combined 38-19 two-year record. In addition, he coached for three seasons at Colonial Athletic Association institution William & Mary and worked for two years as an assistant coach and chief recruiter at Northeastern University (1998-2000). In 1996 at the age of 26, Skerry became the second-youngest head coach in the nation when he was selected to guide the Curry College (Mass.) basketball program. He coached at Curry for two seasons, leading the Colonels to the school’s first winning season in five years. He also spent one year as an

assistant at Stonehill College (Mass.) and three seasons as an assistant at Tufts University where he helped guide the Jumbos to two ECAC Tournaments along with the school’s first NCAA Division III Tournament berth in 1995. A native of Medford, Mass., Skerry played at Tufts from 198992 where he earned All-New England honors and was a two-year team captain. As a point guard, he recorded a school record 650 assists during his career, which still ranks as the 17th all-time best total in NCAA Division III history. His 6.8 career assists per game still ranks 10th nationally. In 1990-91, Skerry recorded 198 assists, a Tufts single-season record. He also ranks fifth on the school’s career steals list with 95. While at Tufts, he earned a bachelor’s degree in psychology in 1992 and a master’s degree in education in 1995. Skerry resides in Pittsburgh with his wife Kristen and two sons Ryan (5) and Owen (1).

THE PAT SKERRY FILE Birthdate: January 21, 1970. Hometown: Medford, Mass. Education: Bachelor of Science–Psychology, Tufts University, 1992; Master’s degree–Education, Tufts University, 1995. Family: Wife Kristen, two sons Ryan and Owen. Coaching Career Assistant Coach, University of Pittsburgh, 2010-current; Assistant Coach, Providence College, 2008-10; Assistant Coach, University of Rhode Island, 2005-08; Assistant Coach, College of Charleston, 2003-05; Assistant Coach, William & Mary, 2000-03; Assistant Coach, Northeastern University, 1998-2000; Head Coach, Curry College (Mass.), 1996-98; Assistant Coach, Stonehill College (Mass.), 1995-96; Assistant Coach, Tufts University, 1992-95. Playing Career Earned All-New England honors and was a two-year team captain at Tufts...Set school record with 650 career assists which still ranks as the 17th best total in NCAA Division III...His 6.8 career assists per game average still ranks 10th in national recordbooks.

The Skerry family: Kristen, Owen, Pat and Ryan.

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COACHING STAFF

BRIAN REGAN DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS Saint Vincent ‘88 Fourth Season at Pitt

A native of Pittsburgh’s Northside, Brian Regan is in his fourth season as the University of Pittsburgh’s Director of Basketball Operations. Regan’s association with the Pitt Basketball program goes back more than 30 years when he first attended the “Play Basketball Day Camps,” directed by former Pitt coach Tim Grgurich. As Director of Men’s Basketball Operations, Regan’s various responsibilities include the day-today operations of the men’s basketball program, serving as a liaison to athletic department officials and coordinating the student-athletes’ practice, gameday and daily schedules. He also coordinates the program’s summer camp schedule and monitors academic progress. During the summer of 2010, he organized Pitt’s Summer Tour to Ireland. “We are excited to have Brian as our Director of Operations,” Pitt Head Coach Jamie Dixon said. “Brian has proved to be a valuable part of our program and has played a key role in our success. He brings with him extensive experience at several different levels. He is also

thrilled to be working at Pitt and in his hometown of Pittsburgh.” Regan, who joined the Pitt staff in 2007-08 as its Video Coordinator, has a combined 22 years of college coaching experience. He spent five seasons (2002-07) as an assistant basketball coach at Colgate University under Head Coach Emmett Davis. As a top assistant at Colgate, Regan’s responsibilities included recruiting, scouting and coordinating the Raiders’ summer basketball day and elite prospect camps. He also served as academic coordinator for the program. Prior to his stint at Colgate, Regan served three years (1999-2002) as an associate head coach at Assumption College under Head Coach Tom Ackerman. In 2001-02, Assumption posted one of its most successful seasons in school history, advancing to the NCAA Division II Tournament Sweet Sixteen, capturing the Northeast-10 regular season championship and compiling a 24-6 record. All accomplishments were achieved after the Greyhounds were picked to finish last in the league’s preseason coaches’ poll. Three of Regan’s

recruits played key roles in that success, including league defensive player of the year Shahar Golan, AllAmerica selection and league rookie of the year Brian Robinson and first team all-conference pick Shane O’Donoghue. Regan is no stranger to the Western Pennsylvania coaching ranks after having served assistant coaching stints at Slippery Rock University (1994-99), LaRoche College (1993-94) and Robert Morris University (1990-93). During his tenure at Robert Morris, the Colonials won the Northeast Conference title and advanced to the NCAA Tournament in 1992 before dropping their first round matchup to UCLA in Tempe, Ariz. At Robert Morris, Regan oversaw guard play including Northeast Conference Player of the Year and Aliquippa native Myron Walker. Regan began his college coaching career as a graduate assistant coach at Pitt, serving two seasons (1988-90) under Head

Coach Paul Evans. He helped guide the Panthers to a 17-13 record and NCAA Tournament berth in 1989. One of six siblings, Regan and his brothers regularly attended the Pitt basketball camps. Two of his brothers served as Pitt ballboys and both went on to compete collegiately at New York University. His father, the late “Baldy” Regan, served as a Pittsburgh city councilman. A 1988 graduate of Saint Vincent College in Latrobe, Pa., Regan earned his degree in communications. At Saint Vincent, he worked as a student under legendary coach Bernie Matthews. Regan also attended the Kiski School in Saltsburg, Pa. A member of the National Association of Basketball Coaches, Basketball Coaches Association of New York and Western Pennsylvania Coaches Association, he earned the NABC’s 15-year merit award for service. Regan resides in Pittsburgh with his wife Catherine and daughter Sophia.

THE BRIAN REGAN FILE Birthdate: August 13, 1965. Hometown: Pittsburgh, Pa. (Northside). Education: Bachelor of Arts–Communications, Saint Vincent College (Latrobe, Pa.), 1988; Kiski School (Saltsburg, Pa.), 1984. Family: Wife Catherine and daughter Sophia. Coaching Career Director of Basketball Operations, University of Pittsburgh, 2008-current; Video Coordinator, University of Pittsburgh, 2007-08; Assistant Coach, Colgate University, 2002-07; Associate Head Coach, Assumption College, 1999-2002; Assistant Coach, Slippery Rock University, 1994-99; Assistant Coach, LaRoche College, 1993-94; Assistant Coach, Robert Morris University, 1990-93; Graduate Assistant Coach, University of Pittsburgh, 1988-90.

The Regan family: wife Catherine, daughter Sophia and Brian.

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COACHING STAFF

BASKETBALL SUPPORT STAFF TONY SALESI

DR. ROBIN WEST

ASSISTANT DIRECTOR FOR ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE

TEAM PHYSICIAN

Pitt’s athletic trainer and team confidant, Tony Salesi begins his 25th season as a member of the Panthers' basketball staff. He was appointed Coordinator for Athletic Training for Olympic Sports in 2005. A 1980 University of Pittsburgh graduate, Salesi began his athletic training career at Frazier High School. He then served three years as a head trainer for the Keystone Rehabilitation Center in Indiana, Pa., working with the IUP football team. Salesi, who earned his Master’s degree from Miami University (Ohio) in 1981, returned to his alma mater in August of 1986, when he was appointed a clinical instructor for the University of Pittsburgh sports medicine department and head trainer for the Panthers men’s basketball, men’s soccer and tennis teams. In addition to his basketball responsibilities, Salesi serves as the Coordinator of Clinical Services for Olympics Sports. Born April 9, 1957, Salesi and his wife Kathleen (Pitt grad, MBA ‘85) have five children: Lauren Ashley (23), Andrew Louis (22), Anthony Alexander (20), Matthew Aaron (17) and Joseph William (12).

Dr. Robin West begins her eighth season of service as a team physician and orthopaedic surgeon with the University of Pittsburgh Athletic Department and men’s basketball team. An assistant professor at the University of Pittsburgh in the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, Dr. West also serves as head team physician at Carnegie Mellon and as an assistant team physician for the Pittsburgh Steelers. Dr. West earned her bachelor’s degree in biology at The Johns Hopkins University and went on to receive her M.D. from George Washington University. While at George Washington, Dr. West completed her surgical internship and orthopaedic surgery residency. She worked with the GW men’s basketball team and supervised care of several District of Columbia high school football teams. She completed her training with a sports medicine and shoulder fellowship at the University of Pittsburgh. Born and raised in Santa Monica, Calif., Dr. West competed on the Santa Monica High School swimming team that advanced to the California State Swimming Finals. Dr. West and her husband, Mark have two daughters: Jordan (5) and Peyton (3).

MIKE FARABAUGH

DR. JEANNE DOPERAK

DIRECTOR OF ACADEMIC SUPPORT SERVICES FOR STUDENT-ATHLETES

TEAM PHYSICIAN

Mike Farabaugh is in his 18th year of affiliation with the University of Pittsburgh Academic Support Service for Student-Athletes. As Director, Farabaugh oversees the operation of the academic support program that assists the academic and personal development for the student-athletes. In addition, Farabaugh also serves as the liaison between the academic and athletic community concerning the interests of student-athletes. His career in Academic Support began in 1990 as a graduate student, overseeing the math and science program. After a two-year stint as a graduate student, Farabaugh moved into a permanent role in the department as a learning skills specialist for the unit. In his current capacity as Director, Farabaugh serves as the academic counselor for the men’s basketball team, providing the necessary services and resources to the student-athletes and coaches. Farabaugh is also responsible for the coordination of the mathematics and science program for the unit. Over the years, Farabaugh has conducted numerous time management, study skills, communication skills and goal setting workshops and seminars in academic settings. A 1987 graduate of the University of Pittsburgh, Farabaugh went on to receive his master’s degree in 1992. In addition to his duties at the University, Farabaugh also serves on the learning disabilities and Two-Year college committee with the National Association of Athletic Advisors as well as previously acting as the chair of the research committee.

An Assistant Professor at the University of Pittsburgh in the Department of Orthopaedics, Dr. Jeanne Doperak serves as a team physician with the University of Pittsburgh Athletic Department and Carnegie Mellon University. She also serves as a consultant for several area high schools, along with the Pittsburgh Steelers. In addition to her clinical duties, Dr. Doperak is the Fellowship Director of the St. Margaret’s Primary Care Sports Medicine Fellowship Program and is the physician representative on the board of directors of the Big East Conference Sports Medicine Society. Dr. Doperak earned her bachelor’s degree in Biology from Allegheny College and completed her medical training at the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine. She then completed a residence in family medicine at Latrobe Hospital and pursued a sports medicine fellowship at the University of Pittsburgh. A Western Pennsylvania native, Dr. Doperak was born and raised in Latrobe, Pa. She is still happy to call Pittsburgh home with her husband Rob and their two children: Abby (6) and Max (3).

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BASKETBALL SUPPORT STAFF TIM BELTZ

BRIAN BRIGGER

STRENGTH & CONDITIONING COORDINATOR

EQUIPMENT MANAGER

Tim Beltz begins his 11th season as a strength and conditioning coach for the Pitt men’s basketball program. Beltz also serves as the strength coach for the Pitt women’s basketball, baseball and softball squads. Over the years, he has helped develop, condition and train numerous Pitt basketball players including NBA players DeJuan Blair, Sam Young, Aaron Gray and Chris Taft. Originally from Denver, Colo., Beltz attended the University of Northern Colorado where he earned his bachelor’s degree in exercise physiology in 1995. Upon graduation, Beltz began working as an operations manager at the Amelia Wellness Center in Amelia Island, Fla. While in Florida, he additionally served as a consultant for competitive triathletes for two years. Beltz returned to school to earn a master’s degree in exercise physiology, from Akron in 1998. During his two year-stint at Akron, he began competing as an Olympic weightlifter. Beltz was also employed at the Fast Program in Boca Raton, Fla., where he worked with numerous NFL, MLB and NBA athletes. Beltz is married to the former Trish Andrews, a 1994 University of Pittsburgh graduate. The couple has a daughter Alyssa and son T.J.

Brian Brigger begins his fourth season as equipment manager for the Pitt basketball program. Brigger is responsible for the day-to-day equipment operations of both the men’s and women’s basketball teams as well as several Olympic sports. His duties include distributing practice gear, game uniforms and equipment for the student-athletes and coaching staff. Brigger is in his sixth year at Pitt. Prior to arriving at Pitt, Brigger served equipment internships at both the University of Central Florida (2004-05) and William & Mary (2005). A native of Cincinnati, Ohio, Brigger earned a sports management degree from Xavier University in 2004. At Xavier he served as a men’s basketball manager for four years under coaches Skip Prosser and Thad Matta. Brigger has completed five marathons.

JASON RICHARDS VIDEO ASSISTANT

JORDAN MARKS VIDEO COORDINATOR

Jason Richards begins his first season at Pitt as the program’s Video Assistant. Richards played four years at Davidson (2004-08) and helped guide the Wildcats to an NCAA Elite Eight appearance in 2008. His father, Tom, played basketball at Pitt from 1972-76. Following graduation, Richards signed a free agent contract for the 2008-09 season with the Miami Heat. He also played the 2009-10 season in the NBDL with the Utah Flash.

A four-year Pitt basketball manager, Jordan Marks begins his second year on the Pitt men’s basketball coaching staff and his first as Video Coordinator. Prior to his stint at Pitt, Marks served as Director of Men’s Basketball Operations during the 2008-09 season at Robert Morris under former Pitt assistant Mike Rice. At RMU, Marks’ duties included film and scouting responsibilities, off-season workouts and basketball camp. Marks earned a bachelor’s degree in rhetoric and communication from the University of Pittsburgh in 2008. He has been involved in several different coaching capacities including the Maccabi Games, Pittsburgh ProAm, Pittsburgh Jam Fest and several HoopGroup events.

BETH SCHOEDEL MEN’S BASKETBALL ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT

STUDENT MANAGERS

BEN BLOUNT Manager 2nd year

QUINN COZZENS Manager 2nd year

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JARED DORFMAN Manager 3rd year

MATT FALCON Manager 3rd year

ZACH HESS Manager 2nd year

BRENDAN KOZLOWSKI Manager 3rd year

SHAMUS McNULTY Manager 4th year

MELANIE WILMOT Manager 4th year

After seeing limited action in his first two seasons at Pitt, Gary McGhee has blossomed into one of the best defensive centers to ever play for the Panthers. Last year McGhee emerged as the team’s starting center and led the Panthers in rebounding, field goal percentage and blocked shots. As one of Pitt’s most improved players, McGhee has proved to be an aggressive rebounder, provided a strong, physical presence in the paint and has continued to develop into a consistent offensive threat. A rugged defender, McGhee has also developed into a fan favorite as the Oakland Zoo can be heard chanting “Gary…Gary” at key moments.

PLAYER PROFILES

GILBERT BROWN 6-6 215 Senior* Forward Harrisburg, Pa. South Kent Prep (Conn.)

THE STORYLINE

2009-10

A fifth-year senior, Gilbert Brown is an athletically gifted and talented small forward who will be counted upon for a leadership role during his final season at Pitt. A smart player who is a student of the game, Brown has contributed athleticism, rebounding, relentless defense, solid shooting and streaky scoring. Brown has the ability to take over a game with his athleticism and offensive aggressiveness. He provides spectacular highlights when he takes it strong to the basket and elevates to the rim. In each of the last two seasons, Brown has served as Pitt’s sixth man and provided a key scoring presence off the bench. He first emerged as a redshirt freshman when he stepped in to start 15 games following an injury to a starter. Referred to as the “most athletic perimeter player in America,” coming out of prep school, Brown is a tremendous leaper who owns an impressive mid-range game. Brown is primed for a breakout season.

Played in each of the last 23 contests after missing the season’s first 11 games due to an academic suspension...Ranked third on squad in scoring (10.7 ppg.) and free throw percentage (71.4) and also averaged 3.2 rebounds and 23.7 minutes per game...Scored 20-plus points three times and reached double figure scoring in 12 games on year...Presented with the Coaches’ Award at team banquet...Averaged 15.5 points and 3.5 rebounds and converted 5-7 3-pointers in Pitt’s two NCAA Tournament games... Scored 14 points (5-9 FG) and hit a career-high tying three 3-pointers in NCAA Tournament Second Round vs. Xavier, 3/21...Scored 17 points (6-11 FG) in NCAA Tournament First Round vs. Oakland, 3/19...Finished with 19 points, hit a career-high tying 3-4 3-pointers and grabbed six rebounds vs. Rutgers, 3/6...Scored 13 points (4-6 FG) and dished out five assists at St. John’s, 2/ 27...Scored 16 points vs. Villanova, 2/ 21...Finished with 16 points (5-8 FG) including a key drive and dunk in the second overtime in a career-high 38 minutes vs. West Virginia, 2/12... Scored a game-high 23 points, set or tied career-highs for field goals made (9), field goal attempts (14) and 3-point field goals made (2) in 28 minutes vs. Seton Hall, 2/6...Set or tied careerhighs for points (25) and field goals made-attempts (9-13) at South Florida,

CAREER Redshirt senior who has played in 95 career games with 15 starts...Reached double figure scoring in 28 career games...Earned medical hardship for 2006-07 season after suffering several injuries.

BROWN’S CAREER STATISTICS OVERALL

Year 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 Totals

GP 3 37 32 23 95

GS 0 15 0 0 15

Min 13 815 621 546 1995

Avg 4.3 22.0 19.4 23.7 21.0

FG 1 86 62 83 232

Total FGA 4 184 143 167 498

Pct .250 .467 .434 .497 .466

Three-Point 3FG 3FGA Pct 0 1 .000 19 78 .244 11 39 .282 21 53 .396 51 171 .298

Year 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 Totals

GP 18 18 18 54

GS 13 18 0 31

Min 452 348 443 1243

Avg 25.1 19.3 24.6 23.0

FG 45 37 65 147

FGA 98 79 132 309

Pct .459 .468 .492 .478

3FG 3FGA 9 42 5 18 14 40 28 100

BIG EAST REGULAR SEASON Pct FT FTA Pct Off .214 33 44 .750 18 .278 11 18 .611 23 .350 52 75 .693 18 .280 96 137 .701 59

Def 44 31 41 116

Year 2008 2009 2010 Totals

GP 4 1 1 6

GS 0 0 0 0

Min 100 16 18 134

Avg 25.0 16.0 18.0 22.3

FG 11 1 1 13

FGA 18 3 5 26

Pct .611 .333 .200 .500

3FG 3FGA 2 6 0 1 0 3 2 10

BIG EAST TOURNAMENT Pct FT FTA Pct Off .333 4 7 .571 6 .000 1 2 .500 0 .000 1 2 .500 1 .200 6 11 .545 7

Year 2008 2009 2010 Totals

GP 2 4 2 8

GS 0 0 0 0

Min 42 83 41 166

Avg 21.0 20.8 20.5 20.8

FG 6 7 11 24

FGA 12 17 20 49

Pct .500 .412 .550 .490

3FG 3FGA 0 3 1 4 5 7 6 14

Pct .000 .250 .714 .429

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FT 0 51 37 60 148

FTA 0 68 53 84 205

Pct .000 .750 .698 .714 .722

NCAA TOURNAMENT FT FTA Pct 4 5 .800 13 16 .813 4 4 1.000 21 25 .840

Rebounds Off Def Tot 1 1 2 40 73 113 40 60 100 21 53 74 102 187 289

Off 2 7 1 10

Avg 0.7 3.1 3.1 3.2 3.0

PF 1 75 52 56 184

FO 0 1 0 1 2

Ast 1 57 42 42 142

TO 0 33 35 36 104

Blk 0 10 9 5 24

Stl 0 25 16 11 52

Pts 2 242 172 247 663

Avg 0.7 6.5 5.4 10.7 7.0

Tot 62 54 59 175

Avg 3.4 3.0 3.3 3.2

PF 41 24 42 107

FO 0 0 0 0

Ast 33 22 34 89

TO 21 17 25 63

Blk 5 4 4 13

Stl 9 6 9 24

Pts 132 90 196 418

Avg 7.3 5.0 10.9 7.7

Def 7 0 2 9

Tot 13 0 3 16

Avg 3.3 0.0 3.0 2.7

PF 7 1 2 10

FO 0 0 0 0

Ast 5 0 0 5

TO 5 2 4 11

Blk 2 0 0 2

Stl 2 0 1 3

Pts 28 3 3 34

Avg 7.0 3.0 3.0 5.7

Def 1 9 6 16

Tot 3 16 7 26

Avg 1.5 4.0 3.5 3.3

PF 4 8 6 14

FO 0 0 1 1

Ast 1 8 3 12

TO 0 5 2 7

Blk 0 2 1 3

Stl 3 1 1 5

Pts 16 28 31 75

Avg 8.0 7.0 15.5 9.4

PLAYER PROFILES

1/31...Finished with nine points, set or tied a career-highs for rebounds (8), defensive rebounds (7), assists (5), free throws made (7) and free throw attempts (10) vs. St. John’s, 1/28... Finished with 20 points (8-9 FG) in 30 minutes and grabbed four rebounds vs. Georgetown, 1/20...Scored 11 points including nine in the first half in 26 minutes at Connecticut, 1/13...Scored 17 points (13 in the second half) and poured in seven straight points midway through the second half including a spectacular baseline drive and dunk in 27 minutes at Cincinnati, 1/4...Made his season debut with an 11-point (4-4 FG), 2-2 3-pointer performance in 18 minutes vs. Ohio, 12/22...Became eligible to practice on Dec. 20 and eligible to play in the Ohio game (Dec. 22)...Missed the season’s first 11 games due to academic suspension through the first semester.

2008-09 Played in 32 games off the bench... Reached double-figure scoring in five games on season...Earned team’s Academic Excellence Award at team banquet...Scored eight points in 21 minutes of NCAA Tournament Regional Final vs. Villanova, 3/28...Finished with 11 points (5-8 FG) including a key 3pointer in a season-high 30 minutes vs. Marquette, 3/4...Scored 12 points and shot 80 percent (4-5) from the floor vs. Cincinnati, 2/14...Scored 11 points (4-8 FG) with four rebounds at Rutgers, 12/ 31...Finished with 13 points (5-9 FG), hit 2-4 3-pointers and dished out four assists vs. UMBC, 12/13...Scored 10 points (4-6 FG) with eight rebounds and two assists in 25 minutes vs. Texas Tech, 11/28...Saw first action of the season vs. Belmont, 11/25...Missed the season’s first four games due to a stress fracture in his left foot.

2007-08 Played in all 37 games with 15 starts...Earned the Coaches Award at team banquet for outstanding attitude...Averaged 6.5 points (242 total) and 3.1 rebounds (113 total) on year...Reached double figure scoring in 11 games on season...Finished with 12 points (6-10 FG) and grabbed three

BROWN’S CAREER HIGHS Points: 25, at South Florida, 1/13/10. FG made: 9, two times- Seton Hall, 2/6/10; at South Florida, 1/31/10. FG attempts: 14, Seton Hall, 2/6/10. 3FG made: 3, two times- vs. Xavier, 3/21/ 10; Rutgers, 3/6/10. 3FG attempts: 5, two times- at Notre Dame, 2/24/10; Rutgers, 1/26/08. FT made: 7, St. John’s, 1/28/10. FT attempts: 10, St. John’s, 1/28/10. Rebounds: 8, three times- St. John’s, 1/ 28/10; vs. Texas Tech, 11/28/08; vs. Louisville, 3/13/08. Off. Rebs.: 4, two times- last at Connecticut, 2/16/09. Def. Rebs.: 7, St. John’s, 1/28/10. Assists: 5, five times, last- at Marquette, 2/ 18/10. Steals: 3, Vermont, 12/6/08. Blocks: 3, at Villanova, 1/6/08. Minutes: 38, West Virginia, 2/12/10.

2009-10 SEASON HIGHS Points: 25, at South Florida, 1/31. Rebounds: 8, St. John’s, 1/28. Assists: 5, two times- at Marquette, 2/18; St. John’s, 1/28. Steals: 2, two times. Blocks: 1, three times. Minutes: 38, West Virginia, 2/12.

rebounds in NCAA Tournament First Round vs. Oral Roberts, 3/20... Averaged 7.0 points (11-18 FG) and 3.3 rebounds per game in Pitt’s four Big East Championship games...Scored 12 points (4-5 FG), hit 2-2 3-pointers and grabbed three offensive rebounds in 22 minutes off the bench in Big East Championship vs. Georgetown, 3/15... Scored eight points and grabbed eight rebounds in BEC Quarterfinal vs. Louisville, 3/13...Scored 13 points (6-8 FG) with five rebounds in 17 minutes off the bench vs. DePaul, 3/9...Hit key 3-pointer, converted 4-7 FG, hit 2-3 3pointers, grabbed five rebounds and scored 12 points in 21 minutes at Syracuse, 3/1...Scored eight points (36 FG) with five rebounds in 30 minutes at Notre Dame, 2/21...Registered 10 points (3-7 FG) in a career-high 35 minutes at Connecticut, 2/2...Scored nine points (3-3 FG) with four rebounds in 26 minutes vs. Villanova, 1/30...

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BROWN’S NUMBERS Double-Doubles: ................................ 0 Points-Rebounds: .......................... 0 Points-Assists: ............................. 0 20+ point games: ............................... 3 10+ point games: .............................. 28 10+ rebound games: ........................... 0 5+ rebound games: ........................... 15 5+ assist games: ............................... 5 30+ minute games: ............................ 11 40+ minute games: ............................. 0

Finished with a career-high 16 points (6-11 FG) and hit two 3-pointers vs. Rutgers, 1/26...Scored eight points (44 FT) with four rebounds in 32 minutes at Cincinnati, 1/19...Scored 10 points (4-7 FG), converted 2-4 3-pointers and finished with a career-high tying four assists at South Florida, 1/9...Finished with 10 points (3-5 FG), hit 3-4 free throws with four rebounds and careerhighs for blocked shots (3) and minutes played (33) at Villanova, 1/6...Scored 10 points (2-4 3FG) in 24 minutes vs. Lafayette, 1/2...Made first career start and played a career-high 26 minutes at Dayton, 12/29...Finished with a then career-high seven rebounds in a then career-high 23 minutes vs. Duke, 12/ 20...Finished with 10 points (3-6 FG), hit 4-4 free throws and finished with four assists in 20 minutes vs. Buffalo, 11/23...Scored a then career-high 12 points (4-4 FG), hit 2-2 3-pointers and grabbed four rebounds in 17 minutes off the bench vs. MVSU, 11/15.

2006-07 Earned a medical redshirt after suffering several injuries and illness on year...Saw action in three games and 13 minutes on season (Florida State, Duquesne and Dayton)...Played six minutes vs. Florida State, 11/24... Scored first career field goal vs. Dayton, 12/23.

HIGH SCHOOL A 2006 graduate of South Kent Prep in South Kent, Conn. where he was coached by Raphael Chillious...Named a Top-100 McDonalds All-America finalist as a senior..Concluded his three-year career as South Kent Prep’s all-time leading scorer with 1,157 points...Averaged 24.5 points, 6.5

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rebounds and 4.0 assists per game after leading South Kent to a 17-17 record as a senior...Served as team captain as a senior...Named a preseason McDonalds All-American candidate...Averaged 17.0 points, six rebounds and three assists per game after guiding South Kent to a 32-9 record and No. 4 national ranking as a junior...Helped lead team to the New England Prep School Athletic Council finals in 2004-05 where it dropped the championship game to Bridgton Academy (Mass.)...Scored a careerhigh 28 points vs. New Hampton... Attended West Nottingham Academy in Colora, Md. as a freshman...Selected a consensus top-100 recruit by the national recruiting services...Ranked the No. 62 recruit nationally by Scout.com...Rated as the nation’s No. 66 recruit and No. 14 shooting guard nationally by Rivals.com...Rated the nation’s No. 93 recruit by USA Today... Ranked as the No. 10 fifth-year recruit nationally by Hoopscoop...Rated the nation’s No. 19 shooting guard by Scout.com...Invited to play in the 2005 All-America Camp and was selected to the camp’s All-Star team...Played in the New Jersey All-Stars, Baltimore Bombers and Delaware Sharp Shooters AAU programs...Named a camp AllStar at the Five-Star Basketball Camp in Honesdale, Pa....Had an impressive performance at the Peach Jam Classic during the summer of 2005 in Atlanta.

PERSONAL Born Gilbert Dawson Brown, Jr. on September 5, 1987 in Harrisburg, Pa.... Son of Gilbert and Camilla Brown of Harrisburg, Pa....Has an older brother, Warren Brown...Relative Troy Drayton played basketball at Penn State... Played on same South Kent team as NBA Draft picks Andray Blatche and Dorell Wright, along with NCAA Division I recruits Mike Evanovich (Iowa State) and A.J. Hawkins (St. Bonaventure)... Favorite food is Chinese...Best friend on another collegiate team is Rob Thomas (St. John’s)...Hobbies and interests include bowling, singing and cooking...Chose Pitt because of its blend of academics and athletics, its city school atmosphere and proximity to his home in Harrisburg...Owns a 38inch vertical leap...Switched to jersey No. 5 after wearing No. 11 as both a freshman and sophomore...Majors in sociology.

PLAYER PROFILES

GARY McGHEE 6-11 250 Senior Center Anderson, Ind. Highland Senior H.S.

THE STORYLINE

2009-10

At six-feet-11-inches tall and 250 pounds, Gary McGhee is a burly center who plays with intensity and aggressiveness. McGhee emerged last year as Pitt’s starting center, providing stellar defense, a shot blocking presence, efficient rebounding and ever-improving offense. A committed, hard working team player, McGhee seemed to get better every time he hit the floor last year as he played a key role in several of the season’s most important plays and dramatic victories. As one of Pitt’s most improved players, McGhee led the Panthers in field goal percentage, blocked shots and rebounds per game. Upon entering his final season, McGhee has the opportunity to establish himself as one of the best defensive centers to ever play at Pitt. McGhee takes up space inside, loves to rebound and play defense. He has also developed a reliable jump hook shot. He has also emerged as a fan favorite as it is common to hear his name “Gary” chanted by the Oakland Zoo. Look for McGhee to build upon his previous season.

One of four players who started all 34 games (center)...Led team in field goal percentage at 62.3 (94-151), rebounding (6.8 rpg.), blocked shots (59) and both offensive (81) and defensive (149) rebounding and averaged 6.9 points per game...Totaled three double-doubles, reached double figure scoring in eight games and double figure rebounding in nine contests on year...Earned squad’s Defensive Player of the Year and Rebounding Award at team banquet... Tied a career-high with 12 points (5-6 FG), grabbed six rebounds in NCAA Tournament First Round vs. Oakland, 3/ 19...Grabbed 10 rebounds and scored six points at St. John’s, 2/27...Grabbed 10 rebounds including a career-high eight offensive with seven points vs. Villanova, 2/21...Finished with 10 points and tallied a career-high six blocks at Marquette, 2/18...Grabbed a careerhigh 12 rebounds vs. West Virginia, 2/ 12...Registered his third career doubledouble with career-highs of 12 points (4-6 FG) and 11 rebounds (seven defensive) vs. Seton Hall, 2/6...Finished with nine points and nine rebounds including a career-high seven offensive boards at West Virginia, 2/3...Grabbed a career-high tying 11 rebounds at South Florida, 1/31...Totaled 10 points (5-7 FG) vs. St. John’s, 1/28...Finished with eight points, nine rebounds and two blocks in 28 minutes at Connecticut, 1/ 13...Blocked a career-high five shots vs. Ohio, 12/22...Finished with 10 rebounds

CAREER Played in 86 career games with 35 starts at center...Saw action in 1132 career minutes...Played a combined 310 minutes over his first two seasons and 822 during his junior year.

McGHEE’S CAREER STATISTICS OVERALL

Year 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 Total

GP 21 31 34 86

GS 0 1 34 35

Min 103 207 822 1132

Avg 4.9 6.7 24.1 13.2

FG 12 15 94 121

Total FGA 23 29 151 203

Pct .522 .517 .623 .596

Three-Point 3FG 3FGA Pct 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000

Year 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 Total

GP 16 15 18 49

GS 0 0 18 18

Min 80 61 468 609

Avg 5.0 4.1 26.0 12.4

FG 10 3 51 65

FGA 19 6 90 115

Pct .526 .500 .567 .557

3FG 3FGA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

BIG EAST REGULAR SEASON Pct FT FTA Pct Off .000 5 13 .385 9 .000 3 6 .500 6 .000 25 42 .595 49 .000 33 61 .541 64

Def 13 7 75 95

Year 2008 2009 2010 Total

GP 0 1 1 2

GS 0 0 1 1

Min 0 4 21 25

Avg 0.0 0.0 21.0 12.5

FG 0 0 0 0

FGA 0 0 2 2

Pct .000 .000 .000 .000

3FG 3FGA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

BIG EAST TOURNAMENT Pct FT FTA Pct Off .000 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 .000 0

Year 2008 2009 2010 Total

GP 1 2 2 5

GS 0 0 2 2

Min 3 5 47 55

Avg 3.0 2.5 23.5 11.0

FG 1 0 5 6

FGA Pct 1 1.000 0 .000 7 .714 8 .750

3FG 3FGA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Pct .000 .000 .000 .000

FT 7 8 47 62

FTA 17 18 81 116

Pct .412 .444 .580 .534

NCAA TOURNAMENT FT FTA Pct 1 2 .500 0 0 .000 2 4 .500 3 6 .500

Off 12 23 81 116

Rebounds Def Tot 18 30 25 48 149 230 192 308

Off 1 0 3 4

Avg 1.4 1.5 6.8 3.6

PF 17 32 72 121

FO 0 0 0 0

Ast 3 1 19 23

TO 5 15 45 65

Blk 3 8 59 70

Stl 1 2 8 11

Pts 31 38 235 304

Avg 1.5 1.2 6.9 3.5

Tot 22 13 124 159

Avg 1.4 0.9 6.9 3.2

PF 15 13 41 69

FO 0 0 0 0

Ast 3 0 12 15

TO 4 8 15 27

Blk 3 1 31 35

Stl 1 1 4 6

Pts 25 9 127 161

Avg 1.6 0.6 7.1 3.5

Def 0 0 3 3

Tot 0 0 3 3

Avg 0.0 0.0 3.0 1.5

PF 0 1 3 4

FO 0 0 0 0

Ast 0 0 0 0

TO 0 0 1 1

Blk 0 0 1 1

Stl 0 0 0 0

Pts 0 0 0 0

Avg 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

Def 0 0 7 7

Tot 1 0 10 11

Avg 1.0 0.0 5.0 5.5

PF 0 1 5 6

FO 0 0 0 0

Ast 0 0 0 0

TO 0 1 7 8

Blk 0 0 0 0

Stl 0 0 1 1

Pts 3 0 12 15

Avg 3.0 0.0 6.0 3.0

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McGHEE’S CAREER HIGHS Points: 12, three times- vs. Oakland, 3/19/ 10; Seton Hall, 2/6/10; Youngstown State, 11/28/09. FG made: 5, four times- last vs. Oakland, 3/19/10. FG attempts: 11, at West Virginia, 2/3/10. 3FG made: None. 3FG attempts: None. FT made: 5, vs. Texas, 11/24/09. FT attempts: 8, vs. Texas, 11/24/09. Rebounds: 12, West Virginia, 2/12/10. Off. Rebs.: 8, Villanova, 2/21/10. Def. Rebs.: 10, Kent State, 12/12/09. Assists: 3, West Virginia, 2/12/10. Steals: 1, seven times. Blocks: 6, at Marquette, 2/18/10. Minutes: 38, West Virginia, 2/12/10.

2009-10 SEASON HIGHS Points: 12, three times- last vs. Oakland, 3/19. Rebounds: 12, West Virginia, 2/12. Assists: 3, West Virginia, 2/12. Steals: 1, six times. Blocks: 6, at Marquette, 1/18. Minutes: 38, West Virginia, 2/12.

and nine points vs. Mount St. Mary’s, 12/19...Grabbed a career-high 11 rebounds and blocked four shots vs. Kent State, 12/12...Scored 11 points (5-7 FG) including two key dunks down the stretch, grabbed eight rebounds (four offensive) in a career-high 35 minutes vs. Duquesne, 12/2...Finished with his second straight double-double with a career-high 12 points and 10 rebounds vs. Youngstown State, 11/28... Selected to the CBE Classic AllTournament team after averaging 10.5 points, 8.0 rebounds (3.5 orpg.) and shooting a perfect 7-7 from the floor in Pitt’s two games against No. 3 Texas and Wichita State...Totaled his first career double-double with career-highs of 11 points (5-8 FT) and 10 rebounds in 20 minutes vs. Texas, 11/24...Scored a career-high 10 points (4-4 FG) with six rebounds in a career-high 25 minutes vs. Wichita State, 11/23...Finished with four blocks vs. Eastern Kentucky, 11/ 19....Scored nine points (4-5 FG) with six rebounds vs. Binghamton, 11/17... Finished with seven points, eight rebounds, scored five points down the stretch on a 3-point play and a layup to help Pitt defeat Wofford in the season opener, 11/13.

2008-09 Earned team’s Coaches Award at team banquet for outstanding attitude... Played in 31 of 36 games with one start (Belmont)...Finished season with 38 points, 48 rebounds and eight blocked shots in 207 minutes of action...Finished with three points and six rebounds vs. DePaul, 2/21...Scored five points and grabbed four rebounds vs. Robert Morris, 2/2...Grabbed four rebounds (three offensive) vs. Siena, 12/17... Scored six points and set or tied careerhighs for rebounds (8), offensive rebounds (4) and defensive rebounds (4) vs. Maryland-Baltimore County, 12/13...

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Made first career start vs. Belmont and saw action in 16 minutes...Scored a career-high seven points (3-5 FG) with a career-high seven rebounds (three offensive) in 17 minutes vs. Indiana, Pa., 11/22...Played a career-high 19 minutes, finished with two blocks vs. Miami, Ohio, 11/17.

2007-08 Played in 21 games, 103 minutes and scored 31 points (1.5 ppg.) with 30 rebounds (1.4 rpg.) on season...Earned team co-Most Improved Player Award at team banquet...Scored three points, registered field goal and rebound in three minutes of NCAA Tournament First Round game vs. Oral Roberts, 3/ 20...Scored four points with a careerhigh six rebounds in 10 minutes vs. Providence, 2/12...Scored four points (2-4 FT) in seven minutes vs. West Virginia, 2/7...Grabbed three rebounds in seven minutes at Connecticut, 2/2... Scored three points at St. John’s, 1/ 23...Provided key spark off the bench with a career-high six points (3-5 FG) and a career-high four rebounds in 12 minutes at South Florida, 1/9...Scored first career field goal with three rebounds in four minutes vs. Boston U., 11/27...Grabbed three rebounds in nine minutes vs. Mississippi Valley State, 11/ 15...Saw action in four minutes with one offensive rebound in career debut vs. North Carolina A&T, 11/10.

HIGH SCHOOL A 2007 graduate of Highland Senior High School in Anderson, Ind. where he played for Head Coach Phil Spoljaric...Named the Anderson Herald Bulletin Player of the Year following his senior season...Three-time Hoosier

Basketball Magazine All-State selection...Three-time Anderson Herald-Bulletin All-Madison County squad honoree…Three-time AllOlympic Athletic Conference selection…Averaged 20.6 points, 11.6 rebounds and 4.2 blocks as a senior... Area leader in rebounds, blocks and ranked second in scoring...Concluded his career with 1,177 points and set school records with 835 rebounds and 287 blocks...Registered 37 points and 11 rebounds in leading Highland to the Madison County title with a 68-65 win over Anderson...Recorded near tripledouble with 22 points, 13 rebounds and eight blocks in sectional game vs. Muncie Southside...Scored a careerhigh 40 of Highland’s 64 points on 1417 shooting and grabbed 13 rebounds vs. Westfield...Grabbed 23 rebounds and scored 21 points vs. Lapel... Finished with 37 points and 18 rebounds vs. Broad Ripple... Averaged 16.7 points and a state-high 13.1 rebounds per game as a junior in leading Highland Senior to an 11-12 record in 2005-06…Recorded rare triple-double with 29 points (11-17 FG), 17 rebounds and 10 blocked shots in 78-54 victory over Liberty Christian… Scored 21 points, grabbed 14 rebounds and blocked five shots in sectional vs. Richmond...Averaged 14.6 points per game and ranked 17th in the state in rebounding with a 10.4 average as a sophomore…Scored a season-high 25 points as a sophomore…Attended the 2006 All-America Camp…Rated the No. 2 center at Boo Williams Camp in 2006…Played in the AAU Orlando Showcase and the AAU Nationals… Rated the No. 130 player nationally by HoopScoop...Ranked the No. 139 player nationally by Rivals.com… Ranked the No. 130 player nationally by Scout.com…Ranked the No. 139 recruit nationally by USA Today...

McGHEE’S NUMBERS Double-Doubles: ................................ 3 Points-Rebounds: .......................... 3 Points-Assists: ............................. 0 20+ point games: ............................... 0 10+ point games: ............................... 8 10+ rebound games: ........................... 9 5+ rebound games: ........................... 27 5+ assist games: ............................... 0 30+ minute games: ............................. 4 40+ minute games: ............................. 0

Ranked the No. 15 recruit in Indiana in 2006…Played AAU basketball with the Gary-based SYF Players squad.

PERSONAL Born Gary Jerome McGhee on October 28, 1988...Son of Gary, Sr. and Charlotte McGhee…Has one sister Mariah (17), who competes in track and field at Highland Senior...Father Gary competed in track and field at Indiana University (1981-82)…Cousin Aaron McGhee started at power forward and helped lead Oklahoma to the NCAA Final Four in 2002…Favorite movie is Paper Soldiers...Committed to Pitt on September 3, 2006 after attending Pitt’s football game against Virginia…Hero is his father who first put a basketball in his hands and taught him how to play...Spent his official visit weekend with current New Orleans Hornets center and former Pitt star Aaron Gray...Became interested in Pitt after visiting Pittsburgh with his family during the summer...Nickname is “Big G”...Favorite sports figure is Shaquille O’Neal...Also considered Indiana, Wisconsin, Oklahoma State, Michigan, Wake Forest and South Florida...Majors in communications.

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BRAD WANAMAKER 6-4 210 Senior Guard Philadelphia, Pa. Roman Catholic H.S.

THE STORYLINE

An all-around player, Brad Wanamaker returns to the squad after completing a breakout junior season. Last year, he emerged as Pitt’s key perimeter playmaker as he ranked among the team’s top two players in virtually every offensive statistic. His production is characterized by the fact that he became one of only six players in school history to average over 10.0 points, 4.0 assists and 4.0 rebounds in a season. As a leader and winner, Wanamaker makes his teammates better with strong, consistent play. In 2009-10, he finished second in the Big East (league games) in assists per game. Over the last three seasons, he has improved his game in all facets: shooting, ball-handling and defending. Wanamaker is a versatile, underrated and athletic competitor with the ability to take it to the basket. Known as a relentless worker and winner who will do whatever it takes for his team to be successful, Wanamaker has also proved to be a tough, strong and physical guard with a reputation of being a superb team player. His style of play has drawn comparisons to Mitch Richmond and Dwyane Wade. Look for Wanamaker to make a major impact in his final season at Pitt.

CAREER Played in 100 career games with 691 points, 348 rebounds and 280

assists...Registered six career doubledoubles and 28 double figure scoring games...Enters senior season ranked among the school’s career leaders in assists and assist:turnover ratio...Has the opportunity to score over 1,000 career points...Could become one of only eight players in school history to score over 1,000 points and dish out over 400 assists in a career.

2009-10 One of four players who started all 34 games (small forward)...Ranked among Big East overall assists leaders (4.7 apg.), ranked second among league assists leaders (Big East games only) and No. 66 nationally in assists per game...All-around player who led the team in assists (160) and steals (41) and ranked second on squad in scoring (12.3 ppg.), rebounding (5.7 rpg), minutes played (1107), field goals made (133), free throws made (126) and free throw percentage (72.0)...One of only six players in school history to average over 10 points, 4.0 rebounds and 4.0 assists per game in a season...One of only 11 players in school history to register over 300 points and 150 assists in a season...Scored 20-plus points in three games and reached double figure scoring in 23 contests on year... Recorded six double-doubles on the season, five double figure rebounding games and three double figure assist games...Earned co-Most Valuable Player and Captain awards at team banquet... Averaged 14.5 points and 5.5 assists in

WANAMAKER’S CAREER STATISTICS OVERALL

Year 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 Total

GP 30 36 34 100

GS 0 0 34 34

Min 331 683 1107 2121

Avg 11.0 19.0 32.6 21.2

FG 24 66 133 223

Total FGA 73 143 303 519

Pct .329 .462 .439 .430

Three-Point 3FG 3FGA Pct 3 18 .167 23 59 .390 25 70 .357 51 147 .347

Year 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 Total

GP 17 18 18 53

GS 0 0 18 18

Min 180 373 583 1136

Avg 10.6 20.7 32.4 21.4

FG 11 42 65 118

FGA 32 85 157 274

Pct .344 .494 .414 .430

3FG 3FGA 1 6 16 36 12 33 29 75

BIG EAST REGULAR SEASON Pct FT FTA Pct Off .167 10 18 .556 6 .444 27 35 .771 9 .364 58 79 .734 29 .387 95 132 .720 44

Def 14 58 61 133

Year 2008 2009 2010 Total

GP 2 1 1 4

GS 0 0 1 1

Min 16 19 34 69

Avg 8.0 19.0 34.0 17.3

FG 0 2 5 7

FGA 3 4 11 18

Pct .000 .500 .455 .389

3FG 3FGA 0 0 0 1 1 2 1 3

BIG EAST TOURNAMENT Pct FT FTA Pct Off .000 0 2 .000 0 .000 3 3 1.000 0 .500 5 5 1.000 1 .333 8 8 1.000 1

Year 2008 2009 2010 Total

GP 1 4 2 7

GS 0 0 2 2

Min 5 85 69 159

Avg 5.0 21.3 34.5 22.7

FG 0 4 8 12

FGA 2 15 19 36

Pct .000 .267 .421 .333

3FG 3FGA 0 0 1 8 0 2 1 10

Pct .000 .125 .000 .100

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FT 15 53 126 194

FTA 31 71 175 277

Pct .484 .746 .720 .700

NCAA TOURNAMENT FT FTA Pct 0 0 .000 9 13 .692 13 19 .684 22 32 .688

Off 10 13 57 80

Rebounds Def Tot 26 36 104 117 138 195 268 348

Off 1 1 6 8

Avg 1.2 3.3 5.7 3.5

PF 32 83 98 213

FO 0 3 2 5

Ast 43 77 160 280

TO 28 60 92 180

Blk 3 8 10 21

Stl 12 28 41 81

Pts 66 208 417 691

Avg 2.2 5.8 12.3 6.9

Tot 20 67 90 177

Avg 1.2 3.7 5.0 3.3

PF 18 46 53 117

FO 0 1 1 2

Ast 21 48 98 167

TO 13 28 45 86

Blk 2 6 7 15

Stl 3 14 18 35

Pts 33 127 200 360

Avg 1.9 7.1 11.1 6.8

Def 2 1 2 5

Tot 2 1 3 6

Avg 1.0 1.0 3.0 1.5

PF 1 5 1 7

FO 0 1 0 1

Ast 0 0 3 3

TO 0 2 3 5

Blk 0 0 0 0

Stl 0 1 3 4

Pts 0 7 16 23

Avg 0.0 7.0 16.0 5.8

Def 1 12 8 21

Tot 2 13 14 29

Avg 2.0 3.3 7.0 4.1

PF 0 8 5 13

FO 0 1 0 1

Ast 1 4 11 16

TO 0 7 5 12

Blk 0 1 0 1

Stl 0 2 2 4

Pts 0 18 29 47

Avg 0.0 4.5 14.5 6.7

PLAYER PROFILES

WANAMAKER’S CAREER HIGHS Points: 24, West Virginia, 2/12/10. FG made: 7, three times, last- West Virginia, 2/12/10. FG attempts: 16, vs. Texas, 11/24/09. 3FG made: 3, two times, last- Kent State, 12/12/09. 3FG attempts: 5, at Rutgers, 12/31/08. FT made: 11, Louisville, 1/16/10. FT attempts: 14, at Syracuse, 1/2/10. Rebounds: 13, Georgetown, 1/20/10. Off. Rebs.: 5, three times, last- vs. Xavier, 3/21/10. Def. Rebs.: 10, vs. Duquesne, 12/2/09. Assists: 13, Providence, 3/4/10. Steals: 4, Vermont, 12/6/08. Blocks: 2, three times, last- vs. Providence, 3/4/10. Minutes: 47, West Virginia, 2/12/10.

2009-10 SEASON HIGHS Points: 24, West Virginia, 2/12. Rebounds: 13, Georgetown, 1/20. Assists: 13, Providence, 3/4. Steals: 3, three times. Blocks: 2, Providence, 3/4. Minutes: 47, West Virginia, 2/12.

2007-08

Pitt’s two NCAA Tournament games... Registered a double-double with 16 points and 10 rebounds in NCAA Tournament Second Round vs. Xavier, 3/ 21...Totaled 13 points and six assists in NCAA Tournament First Round game vs. Oakland, 3/19...Led Pitt with 16 points (5-11 FG), hit 5-5 free throws and finished with three steals in the Big East Quarterfinal vs. Notre Dame, 3/11... Dished out a career-high 13 assists, which ranks seventh on Pitt’s all-time game list and scored 10 points vs. Providence, 3/4...Scored a career-high 24 points (7-14 FG, 9-11 FT) with 10 assists and five rebounds in a careerhigh 47 minutes vs. West Virginia, 2/ 12...Finished with 12 points and 10 rebounds (five offensive) for third double-double of his career vs. Robert Morris, 2/8...Scored 13 points (5-10 FG) with six rebounds and seven assists vs. Seton Hall, 2/6...Finished with 14 points (6-12 FG) and four assists at South Florida, 1/31...Scored a game-high 16 points with six assists vs. St. John’s, 1/ 28...Finished with nine points, a careerhigh 13 rebounds and seven assists vs. Georgetown, 1/20...Hit a key 3-pointer and converted two free throws with 1.9 seconds left to send the game into overtime, finished with 20 points (4-9 FG), hit a career-high 11-12 free throws, six rebounds and seven assists vs. Louisville, 1/16...Finished with nine points, eight rebounds and six assists vs. Seton Hall, 1/24...Scored 19 points (13 first half), converted 9-10 free throws and finished with three steals in 30 minutes at Connecticut, 1/13...Finished with 12 points, hit 10-14 free throws, dished out six assists at Syracuse, 1/2... Registered his second career doubledouble with 10 assists and 10 rebounds vs. Ohio, 12/22...Finished with a careerhigh 20 points (7-11 FG) with seven assists and six rebounds vs. Mount St. Mary’s, 12/19...Scored 18 points, hit a career-high tying 3-3 3-point field goals, grabbed eight rebounds vs. Kent State, 12/12...Finished with 18 points (6-13

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WANAMAKERâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S NUMBERS Double-Doubles: ................................ 6 Points-Rebounds: .......................... 3 Points-Assists: ............................. 2 Assists-Rebounds ........................ 1 20+ point games: ............................... 3 10+ point games: .............................. 28 10+ rebound games: ........................... 5 5+ rebound games: ........................... 28 10+ assist games: .............................. 3 5+ assist games: .............................. 19 30+ minute games: ............................ 26 40+ minute games: ............................. 2

FG), hit two 3-pointers with six rebounds vs. Indiana, 12/8...Scored 19 points (711 FG), hit 2-3 3-pointers and finished with five assists and seven rebounds vs. New Hampshire, 12/4...Totaled first career double-double with 14 points and a career-high 10 rebounds in a careerhigh 41 minutes vs. Duquesne, 12/2... Made first career start, played 33 minutes, scored 13 of his team-high 15 points in the second half, including eight points down the stretch to help Pitt win a come-from-behind season opener vs. Wofford, 11/13.

2008-09

Played in all 36 games off the bench at guard...Averaged 5.8 points, 3.3 rebounds and 2.1 assists per game and shot 39 percent (23-59) from 3-point range...In Big East games, averaged 7.1 points and 3.7 rebounds per game... Improved his 3-point shooting from 16.7 percent as a freshman to 39 percent as a sophomore...Reached double figure scoring five times on the year...Played 20-plus minutes in 17 games on year... Earned teamâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Most Inspirational Player Award at team banquet...Scored 13 points (5-9 FG) with four rebounds in 24 minutes vs. Connecticut, 3/7...Finished with nine points, hit two 3-pointers and had six assists and five rebounds in a career-high 27-minute performance at Seton Hall, 2/28...Grabbed a then career-high eight rebounds vs. Cincinnati, 2/14...Scored 13 points and was perfect from behind the arc (3-3) at DePaul, 2/7...Scored 13 points with a career high six rebounds vs. Notre Dame, 1/31...Finished with 13 points and a career-high 6-7 field goal shooting night in 19 minutes at Villanova, 1/28...Scored eight points (23 3FG) in a career-high 26 minutes vs. South Florida, 1/14...Played 21 minutes, scored five points and grabbed four rebounds at Georgetown, 1/3...Set or tied career-highs for points (15), field goals made (4), field goal attempts (7), 3-point FG made (2), 3-point FG attempts (5) and rebounds (5), scored 13 of his 15 points in the second half at Rutgers, 12/31...Set career-highs for minutes played (25), steals (4) and rebounds (5) along with four assists vs. Vermont, 12/6...Scored eight points (25 FG) with a career-high five rebounds in 15 minutes vs. Duquesne, 12/3... Finished with seven points (2-2 FG) with a 3-pointer, two rebounds and two assists in nine minutes vs. Texas Tech, 11/28...Scored a career-high nine points (3-5 FG) with four rebounds vs. Indiana, Pa., 11/22.

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2007-08 Played in 30 games, 331 minutes and scored 66 points (2.2 ppg.) with 43 assists off the bench at guard...Played 10-plus minutes in 19 games on year... Saw action in 17 Big East Conference regular season games and averaged 10.6 minutes per game...Earned team co-Most Improved Player Award at team banquet...Scored a career-high tying seven points (1-2 FG) and hit a career-high 5-6 free throws in 15 minutes at West Virginia, 3/3...Scored six points (3-4 FG) with four assists and two rebounds in 18 minutes vs. Providence, 2/12...Scored seven points (3-4 FG) n 23 minutes vs. West Virginia, 2/7...Played in a career-high 23 minutes vs. Lafayette, 1/2...Finished with six points (3-5 FG) in eight minutes vs. Toledo, 12/1...Scored seven points (3-5 FG) with four assists in 17 minutes vs. Mississippi Valley State, 11/15...Finished with four points and three assists in 12 minutes vs. North Carolina A&T, 11/10...Dished out eight assists vs. Houston Baptist, 11/9. His eight assists ranked as the second highest total in a freshman debut game since Sean Miller finished with 10 assists on Nov. 28, 1987.

HIGH SCHOOL A 2007 graduate of Philadelphia’s Roman Catholic High School where he played basketball for Head Coach Dennis Seddon…Selected to compete for a roster spot on the 2007 USA Basketball Under-19 World Championship team from June 28-30, 2007...Selected to the PIAA All-State First Team...Named Philadelphia Daily News Player of the Year as a senior... Selected the Philadelphia Inquirer Southeastern Pennsylvania Player of the Year...Concluded career with 1,306 career points and a 76-18 three-year varsity record...Scored 552 points, averaged 17.8 points, 8.1 rebounds, 3.1 assists and 2.1 steals in guiding Roman Catholic to a 29-3 overall record, league title and consensus top20 national ranking...Guided the Cahillites to the Alhambra Catholic Invitational Tournament title and earned MVP honors after he rallied his team from 10 points down to register a 59-56 win over Neumann-Goretti...

Finished with 17 points, six rebounds, six assists and four steals in the title game...Earned Philadelphia Daily News All-City First Team and All-Catholic Team honors...Team ended season on a 16-game win streak...Played on USA Junior All-Star squad that toured Europe with former teammate DeJuan Blair...Roomed with Blair during the five-game swing which included a championship game win over Russia... Averaged 16 points per game, six rebounds per game and dished out four assists in guiding Roman Catholic to a 26-6 record as a junior…Second Team All-Catholic League South Division selection as a junior…Helped lead the Eagles to the Philadelphia Catholic League finals where they lost to St. John Neumann on a basket in the closing seconds…Ranked the No. 88 player nationally by Rivals.com...Rated the No. 90 player nationally by HoopScoop...Ranked the No. 91 player nationally by Scout.com…Ranked the No. 112 player nationally by USA Today...Competed at the Las Vegas Big Time Tournament…Rated 11th out of 160 prospects at the ABCD Camp at Fairleigh Dickinson after he shot 61 percent during the event...Rated the No. 56 player in the country at the ABCD Camp…Played AAU basketball for Positive Image and coaches Larry Waiters and his mentor Rasal Hajj.

PERSONAL Born Bradley D. Wanamaker on July 25, 1989...Son of Bradley Wanamaker, Sr. and Deborah Samuel...Immediate family includes two sisters Latisha and Crystal Samuel, two brothers- James Samuel and Brian Wanamaker and nephew James Samuel...His twin brother Brian, who played on his high school team and played at Central Connecticut State as a freshman and is now in his second year at Texas Wesleyan...2007-08 Pitt senior Mike Cook and fellow Philadelphia native also played in his AAU program Positive Image…Style of play has been compared to Cook…Made his verbal commitment to Pitt on August 24, 2006...Had 13 scholarship offers including Villanova, Xavier, Virginia, Penn State, Rutgers, Virginia Tech, Dayton, George Washington and Temple...Majors in communications.

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ASHTON GIBBS 6-2 190 Junior Guard Scotch Plains, N.J. Seton Hall Prep

THE STORYLINE

As one of the nation’s top shooters, Big East Most Improved Player and AllBig East Second Team selection, Ashton Gibbs returns after a breakout 2009-10 season. A two-time Big East Academic All-Star and an Academic All-America candidate, Gibbs emerged as Pitt’s starting point guard, top shooter and go-to scorer last year. As one of the nation’s most underrated scorers, he led Pitt with a 15.7 points per game average, scored over 20 points 11 times and reached double figures in 28 of 34 games. In addition, he converted several clutch shots including a game-winning 3-pointer at the buzzer to defeat Providence and a game-tying 3-pointer during a dramatic comeback against West Virginia. Already, Gibbs has also proved to be one of the best free throw shooters in school history as he hit a school-record 46 consecutive free throws. A heady combination guard, proven winner and competitor, Gibbs has showed versatility in contributing at both the point and off guard positions. Cool under pressure and a steady all-around player, he has the ability to change the game with his shooting skills.

2009-10 Big East Most Improved Player award winner, becoming Pitt’s sixth MIP in the last 11 years...Bob Cousy Award candidate...All-Big East Second Team honoree...Selected to the USBWA AllDistrict 2 Team...Named a Big East Academic All-Star...Led team in scoring

(15.7 ppg.), minutes played (1177), field goals made (159), 3-point field goals (78) and free throw percentage (88.4)... One of four players who started all 34 games...Scored over 20 points in 11 games and reached double figure scoring in 28 of 34 games...Ranked No. 15 nationally in free throw percentage (88.4) and No. 105 in 3-point field goals made per game (2.3)...Set a school record with 46 consecutive free throws made from the first half against Texas to the final three seconds at Cincinnati, a streak that spanned 11 games. The former record was 34 held by three players...Also hit 31 consecutive free throws from the second half of the Connecticut game to the second half of the contest at West Virginia...Hit at least one 3-pointer in 47 of 69 career games...Set school records for most 3pointers made and 3-point field goal attempts for a sophomore...Earned coMost Valuable Player and Free Throw leader awards at team banquet... Named Big East Player of the Week on Jan. 4 after averaging 23.5 points, converting 63.6 percent (14-22) from the floor and 69.2 percent (9-13) from 3-point range in Pitt’s two games vs. DePaul and Syracuse...Scored 19 points (6-16 FG) including 18 in the first half of the NCAA Tournament Second Round game vs. Xavier, 3/21...Swished gamewinning 3-pointer at the buzzer, tied a career-high with a game-high 25 points, tied career-highs for field goals made (nine), hit 6-9 3-pointers vs. Providence, 3/4...Scored 21 points (9-12 FT) vs. Villanova, 2/21...Finished with 24 points (7-17 FG), hit a career-high tying 6-13 3-pointers in a school-record tying and career-high 50 minutes vs. West Virginia, 2/12...Scored 20 points, hit

GIBBS’ CAREER STATISTICS OVERALL

Year 2008-09 2009-10 Total

GP 35 34 69

GS 0 34 34

Min 373 1177 1550

Avg 10.7 34.6 22.5

FG 50 159 209

Total FGA 117 401 518

Pct .427 .397 .403

Three-Point 3FG 3FGA Pct 36 82 .439 78 200 .390 114 282 .404

Year 2008-09 2009-10 Total

GP 18 18 36

GS 0 18 18

Min 163 648 811

Avg 9.1 36.0 22.5

FG 23 80 103

FGA 53 198 251

Pct .434 .404 .410

3FG 3FGA 16 40 44 99 60 139

BIG EAST REGULAR SEASON Pct FT FTA Pct Off .400 3 5 .600 3 .444 82 95 .863 7 .432 85 100 .850 10

Def 9 55 64

Year 2009 2010 Total

GP 1 1 2

GS 0 1 1

Min 11 33 44

Avg 11.0 33.0 22.0

FG 1 2 3

FGA 2 4 6

Pct .500 .500 .500

3FG 3FGA 0 1 0 1 0 2

BIG EAST TOURNAMENT Pct FT FTA Pct Off .000 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 .000 0

Year 2009 2010 Total

GP 4 2 6

GS 0 2 2

Min 48 58 106

Avg 12.0 29.0 17.7

FG 5 7 12

FGA 14 23 37

Pct .357 .304 .324

3FG 3FGA 5 11 4 16 9 27

Pct .455 .250 .333

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FT 16 137 153

FTA 20 155 175

Pct .800 .884 .874

NCAA TOURNAMENT FT FTA Pct 4 4 1.000 8 10 .800 12 14 .857

Rebounds Off Def Tot 6 18 24 14 81 95 20 99 119

Off 2 0 2

Avg 0.7 2.8 1.7

PF 27 40 67

FO 0 0 0

Ast 30 62 92

TO 22 40 62

Blk 1 3 4

Stl 5 26 31

Pts 152 533 685

Avg 4.3 15.7 9.9

Tot 12 62 74

Avg 0.7 3.4 2.1

PF 11 23 34

FO 0 0 0

Ast 15 31 46

TO 9 23 32

Blk 1 2 3

Stl 3 12 15

Pts 65 186 251

Avg 3.6 15.9 7.0

Def 1 1 2

Tot 1 1 2

Avg 1.0 1.0 1.0

PF 2 2 4

FO 0 0 0

Ast 1 0 1

TO 1 1 2

Blk 0 0 0

Stl 0 1 1

Pts 2 4 6

Avg 2.0 4.0 3.0

Def 3 5 8

Tot 5 5 10

Avg 1.3 2.5 1.7

PF 3 5 8

FO 0 0 0

Ast 3 2 5

TO 5 0 5

Blk 0 0 0

Stl 1 2 3

Pts 19 26 45

Avg 4.8 13.0 7.5

PLAYER PROFILES

four 3-pointers vs. Robert Morris, 2/8... Scored a game-high 23 points including a career-high 14-14 free throws which tied the school record for best FT game percentage at Seton Hall, 1/24...Scored 15 points (3-4 3FG) including a key 3pointer in overtime vs. Louisville, 1/16... Finished with 19 points (3-5 3FG) and hit a crucial 3-pointer late in the game at Connecticut, 1/13...Scored 19 points (14 in the first half) and hit a careerhigh 10-11 free throws at Cincinnati, 1/ 4...Finished with 24 points (7-11 FG), hit a career-high 6-9 3-pointers (four in the first half), grabbed a career-high eight rebounds and set the school’s consecutive free throws made streak at Syracuse, 1/2...Scored 23 points (7-11 FG), hit 3-4 3-pointers, 6-6 free throws and grabbed a then career-high seven rebounds vs. DePaul, 12/28...Finished with a career-high 25 points (8-25 FG) including 14 in the first half, hit 5-15 3point field goals vs. Indiana, 12/8... Scored 23 points, hit 9-16 field goals in 35 minutes vs. New Hampshire, 12/4... Scored eight of Pitt’s 11 points in the second overtime period vs. Duquesne, 12/2...Scored 20 points (8-14 FG) vs. Eastern Kentucky, 11/19...Finished with 22 points, hit a career-high 6-10 3-point field goals, hit 3-pointers on three straight possessions vs. Binghamton, 11/ 17...Made first career start vs. Wofford, 11/13.

USA BASKETBALL Helped guide the Under-19 USA Basketball Team to the Gold Medal and undefeated 9-0 record at the FIBA World Championships in Auckland, New Zealand, July, 2009...Pitt Head Coach Jamie Dixon served as head coach for the team...Over Team USA’s nine-game summer trip, averaged 9.8 points, dished out 20 assists and led the squad in both minutes played (202) and minutes per game (22.4)...Also made six starts, hit 12 3-pointers, hit 82.4 percent (14-17) of his free throw attempts and finished the tourney with a 3.00 assist-turnover ratio...Scored 13 points in USA’s 88-80 Gold Medal victory over Greece...Scored 11 points vs. Croatia...Scored an international-high 18 points (8-11 FG) with six assists and hit 2-4 3-pointers in a win over Egypt...Finished with 10 points in his international debut vs. Iran.

GIBBS’ CAREER HIGHS Points: 25, two times- Providence, 3/4/10; vs. Indiana, 12/8/09. FG made: 9, two times- Providence, 3/4/ 10; New Hampshire, 12/4/09. FG attempts: 25, vs. Indiana, 12/8/09. 3FG made: 6, five times, last- vs. Xavier, 3/ 21/10. 3FG attempts: 15, vs. Indiana, 12/8/09. FT made: 14, at Seton Hall, 1/24/10. FT attempts: 14, at Seton Hall, 1/24/10. Rebounds: 8, at Syracuse, 1/2/10. Off. Rebs.: 3, Rutgers, 3/6/10. Def. Rebs.: 7, two times, last- at Syracuse, 1/2/10. Assists: 5, Kent State, 12/12/09. Steals: 3, Mount St. Mary’s, 12/19/09. Blocks: 1, four times. Minutes: 50, West Virginia, 2/12/10.

2009-10 SEASON HIGHS Points: 25, two times. Rebounds: 8, at Syracuse, 1/2. Assists: 5, Kent State, 12/12. Steals: 3, Mount St. Mary’s, 12/19. Blocks: 1, three times. Minutes: 50, West Virginia, 2/12.

2008-09 Played in 35 games off the bench... Led the Big East in 3-point field goal percentage (.439) and hit 36 of his 82 3-point attempts on the season... Named a Big East Academic AllStar...Six double figure scoring games on year...Hit at least one 3-pointer in 19 of his 35 games played...Earned team’s Free Throw Shooting Award at team banquet for best free throw percentage on the year (80.0 percent)...Averaged 4.8 points (5-14 FG), hit 5-11 3-pointers (45.5 percent) in Pitt’s four NCAA Tournament games...Scored nine points off the bench, hit 3-4 3-pointers in 16 minutes of NCAA Tournament Second Round game vs. Oklahoma State, 3/ 22...Finished with 10 points, hit 2-2 3pointers and 4-4 free throws in NCAA Tournament First Round vs. East Tennessee State, 3/20...Scored a career-high 15 points including a career-high four 3-pointers (4-6 from behind the arc) in 14 minutes at Providence, 2/24...Hit three 3-pointers, scored nine points vs. Robert Morris, 2/ 2...Recorded 13 points, hit a career-

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GIBBS’ NUMBERS Double-Doubles: ................................ 0 Points-Rebounds: .......................... 0 Points-Assists: ............................. 0 20+ point games: .............................. 11 10+ point games: .............................. 36 10+ rebound games: ........................... 0 5+ rebound games: ............................ 5 10+ assist games: .............................. 0 5+ assist games: ............................... 1 30+ minute games: ............................ 28 40+ minute games: ............................. 3

high two 3-pointers in a career-high seven attempts in 17 minutes vs. Notre Dame, 1/31...Scored six points (2-2 3FG) in seven minutes vs. St. John’s, 1/ 11...Set or tied career-highs for points (13), field goals made (5) and 3-point field goals made vs. UMBC, 12/13... Finished with a career-high 11 points (4-9 FG) and hit a career-high 3-5 3pointers in 15 minutes vs. Vermont, 12/ 6...Scored a career-high 10 points, hit 5-5 free throws with four assists vs. Indiana, Pa., 11/22.

HIGH SCHOOL

A 2008 graduate of Seton Hall Prep in East Orange, N.J. where he played four seasons for Head Coach Bob Farrell...Guided Seton Hall Prep to a 23-6 record as a senior...Concluded his career as Seton Hall Prep’s all-time leading scorer with 1,882 career points surpassing the previous total held by 1974 graduate Keven McDonald...First Team Associated Press All-State selection after averaging 23.1 points, 4.4 rebounds, 3.1 assists and 2.0 steals while converting 113 3-pointers (48.1 percent) as a senior...Earned Newark Star-Ledger Area Player of the Year honors...Scored 30 of team’s 45 points, hit seven 3-pointers in a 53-45 loss to Immaculata in the NJSIAA North Jersey Non-Public A Tournament...Scored 28 points and grabbed eight rebounds in SHP’s 60-38 defeat of DePaul in North Public A competition...Selected MVP at the NJSCA All-Star Classic after scoring 15 points to lead the North squad to a 137-120 victory over the South... Led the Pirates to a 31-1 record and third consecutive Non-Public Class A

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state title as a junior...Named an underclass All-America top-20 selection by Student Sports Magazine...Second Team All-State selection as a junior...Two-time Newark Star-Ledger All-Area team selection and three-time All-Essex County Team selection...Scored 19 points in leading the Pirates to a 56-45 win over Christian Brothers Academy in the state final...Also guided team to the NJSIAA North Jersey title...Team won 30 consecutive games before falling to St. Benedict’s Prep in the Tournament of Champions... Averaged 16.9 points, 3.0 assists and shot 85 percent from the free throw line as a junior...Averaged 17.0 points, 4.0 rebounds, 4.0 assists and 3.0 steals per game in helping guide the Pirates to a 28-3 record as a sophomore... Selected as a “Fabulous Freshman” and competed in the MetroHoops AllStar game...Helped guide team to the Tournament of Champions title as a freshman...Hit nine 3-pointers and scored 41 points for New Heights in the IS8 Tournament following his senior season...Invited to compete at the prestigious ABCD Camp in as a sophomore...Played AAU basketball with Team New York, MetroHawks and Playaz Basketball Club.

PERSONAL Born Ashton Gibbs on January 19, 1990...Son of Temple and Jacqueline Gibbs...Has two younger brothers: Sterling and T.J....Father Temple Gibbs played football at Temple and roomed with future NFL All Pro cornerback Kevin Ross...Visited Pitt on an unofficial visit prior to his junior year and committed to the Panthers on June 15, 2007...As a freshman, earned the nickname “Microwave” after he continually came off the bench to hit 3-pointers...Has known fellow Pitt player Travon Woodall since the seventh grade...Played on an AAU team with Woodall...Chose Pitt because of the “Big East’s tradition, location, family atmosphere and familiarity”...Played at same high school as current Pitt assistant coach and former Panthers point guard Brandin Knight...Outstanding student...Communications major.

PLAYER PROFILES

NASIR ROBINSON 6-5 220 Junior Forward Chester, Pa. Chester H.S.

THE STORYLINE Nasir Robinson (pronounced Naseer) is described as a hard-nosed and aggressive competitor who can play multiple positions. A passionate player who brings outstanding energy, Robinson emerged as Pitt’s starter at power forward last season even though he is undersized at 6-feet-five inches tall. He provides a variety of intangibles to the Panthers: stellar defense, rebounding ability and scoring as evidenced by his 26-point, 11-rebound performance vs. Louisville. He is a strong, hard-working and fearless player who excels at passing, slashing to the hoop and scoring around the basket. A workhorse and natural floor leader who attacks the basket, the relentless and versatile Robinson can handle the ball, is explosive off the dribble, powerful off the glass and is a rebounding machine. He rebounds far better than his size indicates. Look for Robinson to make a key impact on the Panthers’ 2010-11 season.

2009-10 One of four players who started all 34 games on year (power forward)... Averaged 6.6 points, 5.6 rebounds and 24.9 minutes per game on year...Shot 49.5 percent (97-196) from the floor... Recorded two double-doubles on the year...Reached double figure scoring in nine games and double figure rebounding in three games on year... Earned Most Inspirational Player Award at team banquet...Finished with 13 points (6-8 FG), six rebounds and a

career-high tying five assists in NCAA Tournament First Round vs. Oakland, 3/ 19...Scored 13 points (5-7 FG) and pulled down eight rebounds at St. John’s, 2/27...Totaled 10 points and six rebounds at Marquette, 2/18...Set career-highs for points (26), rebounds (11), field goals made (11-14) and free throws made (4-6) in registering his second career double-double in 42 minutes vs. Louisville, 1/16...Scored first seven points of the game including a 3pointer at Cincinnati, 1/4...Scored 10 points (5-5 FG) with seven rebounds vs. Ohio, 12/22...Grabbed a career-high seven offensive rebounds in 32 minutes vs. Mount St. Mary’s, 12/19...Scored 12 points (6-8 FG) with nine rebounds and four assists in 31 minutes vs. Kent State, 12/12...Finished with 11 points and nine rebounds in a career-high 44 minutes vs. Duquesne, 12/2...Notched first double-double with 10 points and 10 rebounds (nine defensive) vs. Youngstown, State, 11/28...Finished with nine points (4-8 FG) in 29 minutes vs. Wichita State, 11/23...Scored a then career-high 15 points (6-9 FG) with three rebounds vs. Eastern Kentucky, 11/19...Grabbed a career-high 10 rebounds with five assists and seven points vs. Binghamton, 11/17....Made first career start, played in 29 minutes, scored nine points, hit first career 3pointer and grabbed five rebounds vs. Wofford, 11/13.

2008-09 Played in 29 games and 186 minutes off the bench as a small forward... Finished season with 34 points and 35 rebounds...Shot 48.4 percent (15-31)

ROBINSON’S CAREER STATISTICS OVERALL

Year 2008-09 2009-10 Total

GP 29 34 63

GS 0 34 34

Min 186 848 1034

Avg 6.4 24.9 16.4

FG 15 97 112

Total FGA 31 196 227

Pct .484 .495 .493

Three-Point 3FG 3FGA Pct 0 0 .000 5 16 .313 5 16 .313

Year 2008-09 2009-10 Total

GP 15 18 23

GS 0 18 18

Min 61 403 464

Avg 4.1 22.4 20.1

FG 5 41 46

FGA 11 90 101

Pct .455 .456 .455

3FG 3FGA 0 0 2 5 2 5

BIG EAST REGULAR SEASON Pct FT FTA Pct Off .000 0 1 .000 4 .400 14 25 .560 36 .400 14 26 .538 40

Def 9 58 67

Year 2009 2010 Total

GP 1 1 2

GS 0 1 1

Min 1 26 27

Avg 1.0 26.0 13.5

FG 1 3 4

FGA Pct 1 1.000 5 .600 6 .667

3FG 3FGA 0 0 1 1 1 1

BIG EAST TOURNAMENT Pct FT FTA Pct Off .000 0 0 .000 0 1.000 1 2 .500 2 1.000 1 2 .500 2

Year 2009 2010 Total

GP 1 2 3

GS 0 2 2

Min 1 51 52

Avg 0.0 25.5 17.3

FG 0 10 10

FGA 0 16 16

3FG 3FGA 0 0 0 1 0 1

NCAA TOURNAMENT FT FTA Pct 0 0 .000 1 5 .200 1 5 .200

Pct .000 .625 .625

Pct .000 .000 .000

FT 4 26 30

FTA 10 62 72

Pct .400 .419 .417

Off 14 68 82

Rebounds Def Tot 21 35 121 189 142 224

Off 0 4 4

Avg 1.2 5.6 3.6

PF 19 86 105

FO 0 2 2

Ast 16 53 69

TO 14 51 65

Blk 4 11 15

Stl 7 13 20

Pts 34 225 259

Avg 1.2 6.6 4.1

Tot 13 94 117

Avg 0.9 5.2 5.1

PF 8 50 58

FO 0 2 2

Ast 4 24 28

TO 8 19 27

Blk 2 5 7

Stl 2 3 5

Pts 10 98 108

Avg 0.7 5.4 4.7

Def 0 2 2

Tot 0 4 4

Avg 0.0 4.0 2.0

PF 0 1 1

FO 0 0 0

Ast 0 1 1

TO 0 0 0

Blk 0 0 0

Stl 0 1 1

Pts 2 8 10

Avg 2.0 8.0 5.0

Def 0 5 5

Tot 0 9 9

Avg 0.0 4.5 3.0

PF 0 5 5

FO 0 0 0

Ast 0 6 6

TO 0 1 1

Blk 0 1 1

Stl 0 0 0

Pts 0 21 21

Avg 0.0 10.5 7.0

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ROBINSON’S CAREER HIGHS Points: 26, Louisville, 1/16/10. FG made: 11, Louisville, 1/16/10. FG attempts: 14, Louisville, 1/16/10. 3FG made: 1, five times- last at Marquette, 2/18/10. 3FG attempts: 2, two times. FT made: 5, at West Virginia, 2/3/10. FT attempts: 8, Youngstown State, 11/28/ 09. Rebounds: 11, Louisville, 1/16/10. Off. Rebs.: 7, Mount St. Mary’s, 12/19/09. Def. Rebs.: 9, Youngstown State, 11/28/09. Assists: 5, two times- vs. Oakland, 3/19/ 10; Binghamton, 11/17/09. Steals: 2, four times. Blocks: 2, Robert Morris, 2/2/09. Minutes: 44, vs. Duquesne, 12/2/09.

2009-10 SEASON HIGHS Points: 26, Louisville, 1/16. Rebounds: 11, Louisville, 1/16. Assists: 5, two times. Steals: 2, two times. Blocks: 1, eight times. Minutes: 44, vs. Duquesne, 12/2.

from the floor on year...Earned team’s Most Improved Player Award at team banquet...Played 16 minutes, grabbed four rebounds and dished out three assists vs. Belmont, 11/25...Played a career-high 21 minutes vs. Indiana, Pa., 11/22...Scored six points (3-6 FG) with four rebounds vs. Miami, Ohio, 11/ 17...Scored four points and grabbed four rebounds in career debut vs. Fairleigh Dickinson, 11/14.

HIGH SCHOOL A 2008 graduate of Chester High School where he played for Head Coach Fred Pickett...Named an EA

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Sports Second Team All-America selection...Two-time PIAA Class 4A AllState First Team selection while leading Chester to a 58-7 two-year record and two state title game appearances...Guided Chester to a school-best 33-1 overall record, No. 3 national ranking by USA Today and the PIAA Class 4A state title as a senior... Concluded season on a 24-game winning streak...Selected First Team All-State after averaging 16.5 points, 11.5 rebounds, 3.9 assists and 1.1 blocks per game...Won state title with an 81-77 win over Norristown in the championship game...Registered double-double (14 points/15 rebounds) in state title game...Selected to the Philadelphia Daily News and Philadelphia Inquirer All-Area First Team...Scored 10 points in the fourth quarter to lead Chester to a 65-56 win over Pennsbury in the state semifinal... Registered 22 points and 18 rebounds in a win over Methacton...Named MVP for the Hoop Group Festival...Earned All-Tournament Team honors at the City of the Palms Tournament in Fort Myers, Fla. after scoring 26 points and grabbing 11 rebounds...Named First Team All-State after averaging 18.0 points and 11.0 rebounds per game as a junior...Guided Chester to a 28-6 overall record and led the Clippers to the PIAA Class 4A state title game where it lost a 78-71 decision to DeJuan Blair’s Schenley team...Scored 15 points in the state title game... Finished with a game-high 22 points (11-13 FG) in the state semifinal win over Souderton (85-57)...Scored 33 points (16-21 FG) and grabbed 12 rebounds in a state quarterfinal win over West Lawn Wilson...Selected to the Philadelphia Daily News and Philadelphia Inquirer All-Area Second Team...Named All-Area by the Delaware County Times and Bucks County Times as a junior...Transferred

PLAYER PROFILES

ROBINSON’S NUMBERS Double-Doubles: ................................ 2 Points-Rebounds: .......................... 2 Points-Assists: ............................. 0 20+ point games: ............................... 1 10+ point games: ............................... 9 10+ rebound games: ........................... 3 5+ rebound games: ........................... 17 5+ assist games: ............................... 0 30+ minute games: ............................. 8 40+ minute games: ............................. 2

to Chester after playing his first two years at American Christian Academy... Averaged 19.0 points and 10.0 rebounds per game as a sophomore while leading ACA to a 22-9 record... Played in the Eddie Griffin Challenge (New Jersey vs. Philadelphia area AllStar preps)...Played AAU basketball with Team Final, which is coached by Rob Brown...Helped team win an AAU national title in 2004...One of only 10 underclassmen.

PERSONAL Born Nasir Robinson on March 15, 1989...Son of Taron Robinson...Close to his grandmother Terri...Has two younger brothers Laquan and Kareem who both play or played basketball at Chester High...Chester High School alums include current Orlando Magic player and former Saint Joseph’s standout Jameer Nelson and Wisconsin head coach Bo Ryan (mid-1960’s)... Nickname is “Nas” and “The Warrior”... Name “Nasir” is Arabic for “helper” or “success and victory”...Has known fellow Pitt players Ashton Gibbs and Travon Woodall since the seventh grade...Selected Pitt because of its school, campus, coaching staff, academics and basketball program... Majors in sociology.

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TRAVON WOODALL 5-11 190 Sophomore* Guard Brooklyn, N.Y.-Paterson, N.J. St. Anthony H.S.

CAREER

100

A true point guard, Travon Woodall (pronounced Tray-von) played a key role off the bench last season. A leader on offense, Woodall improved with each and every game last season as he led the Panthers in assist:turnover ratio and ranked second on the team in assists. The quick and multi-talented Woodall is a great passer and scorer who causes matchup problems. He is an experienced big-game player who guards, scores and has the ability to emerge as a natural floor leader. Woodall is quick with the ball, athletic and is an effective penetrator. He received a medical redshirt for his first season at Pitt and with a full 2009-10 season under his belt, Woodall will have the opportunity to have a high impact year for Pitt in 2010-11.

2009-10 Played in all 34 games and started 11 games at point guard...Ranked second on team in assists with 108 (3.2 apg)... Finished with a team-leading 1.86 assist:turnover ratio, a mark that ranked him No. 118 nationally in that category...Over the season’s last 10 games, compiled a 3.22 assist:turnover ratio (29 assists/9 turnovers)...Reached double figure scoring in five games on year with one double figure assist game...Earned Most Improved Player Award at team banquet...Dished out five assists, grabbed five rebounds and scored four points in 17 minutes of NCAA Tournament Second Round game vs. Xavier, 3/21...Scored 10 points (4-7 FG), hit 2-3 3-pointers in 24 minutes vs.

Oakland, 3/19...Scored six points (all six in the first half) and dished out four assists at St. John’s, 2/27...Scored eight points (4-8 FG) at Notre Dame, 2/ 24...Played a key role off the bench with 12 points, six assists and a careerhigh seven rebounds in 31 minutes vs. West Virginia, 2/12...Registered six assists vs. DePaul, 12/28...Finished with 10 points vs. Kent State, 12/29...Scored a career-high 19 points and set or tied career-highs for free throws (7), free throws made (10), field goals made (10), 3-point field goals made (2) and rebounds (6) vs. Wichita State, 11/23...Dished out seven assists in a career-high 33 minutes vs. Eastern Kentucky, 11/19...Notched first career double-double with career-highs of 10 points (4-10 FG) and 13 assists vs. Binghamton, 11/17. The 13 assists ranked tied for the seventh highest game total in school history...Made first career start with eight points vs. Wofford, 11/13.

2008-09 Earned a medical redshirt for the 2008-09 season after suffering a severe knee injury...Played in the season’s first 10 games off the bench...Grabbed a career-high five rebounds vs. Miami, Ohio, 11/17...Played 15 minutes, totaled five assists and hit first 3-point field goal in career debut vs. Fairleigh Dickinson, 11/14.

HIGH SCHOOL A 2008 graduate of St. Anthony High School in Jersey City, N.J. where he lettered four seasons for head

WOODALL’S CAREER STATISTICS OVERALL

Year 2008-09 2009-10 Total

GP 10 34 44

GS 0 11 11

Min 97 687 784

Avg 9.7 20.2 17.8

FG 7 60 67

Total FGA 25 155 180

Pct .280 .387 .372

Three-Point 3FG 3FGA Pct 1 12 .083 18 67 .269 19 79 .241

Year 2008-09 2009-10 Total

GP 0 18 18

GS 0 1 1

Min 0 293 293

Avg 0.0 16.3 16.3

FG 0 23 23

FGA 0 54 54

Pct .000 .426 .426

3FG 3FGA 0 0 6 25 6 25

BIG EAST REGULAR SEASON Pct FT FTA Pct Off .000 0 0 .000 0 .240 15 21 .714 3 .240 15 21 .714 3

Year 2010 Total

GP 1 1

GS 0 0

Min 15 15

Avg 15.0 15.0

FG 1 1

FGA 3 3

Pct .333 .333

3FG 3FGA 0 0 0 0

BIG EAST TOURNAMENT Pct FT FTA Pct Off .000 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 .000 0

Year 2010 Total

GP 2 2

GS 0 0

Min 41 41

Avg 20.5 20.5

FG 6 6

FGA 12 12

Pct .500 .500

3FG 3FGA 2 4 2 4

Pct .500 .500

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FT 2 31 33

FTA 4 46 50

Pct .500 .674 .660

NCAA TOURNAMENT FT FTA Pct 0 0 .000 0 0 .000

Rebounds Off Def 0 10 9 68 9 78

Off 1 1

Tot 10 77 87

Avg 1.0 2.3 2.0

PF 16 74 90

FO 0 2 2

Ast 17 108 125

TO 6 58 64

Blk 0 7 7

Stl 6 19 25

Pts 17 169 186

Avg 1.7 5.0 4.2

Def 0 27 27

Tot 0 30 30

Avg 0.0 1.7 1.7

PF 0 37 37

FO 0 2 2

Ast 0 39 39

TO 0 21 21

Blk 0 2 2

Stl 0 8 8

Pts 0 67 67

Avg 0.0 3.7 3.7

Def 1 1

Tot 1 1

Avg 1.0 1.0

PF 1 1

FO 0 0

Ast 1 1

TO 0 0

Blk 0 0

Stl 0 0

Pts 2 2

Avg 2.0 2.0

Def 6 6

Tot 7 7

Avg 3.5 3.5

PF 5 5

FO 0 0

Ast 6 6

TO 4 4

Blk 1 1

Stl 1 1

Pts 14 14

Avg 7.0 7.0

PLAYER PROFILES

coach Bob Hurley...Guided St. Anthony to a perfect 32-0 record, No. 1 national ranking and national championship by USA Today...Led the Friars to the New Jersey Non-Public B state title as a senior...Second Team Associated Press All-State selection after averaging 10.0 points and 3.0 assists per game as a senior...Helped St. Anthony defeat Newark Science Park 69-36 in the Tournament of Champions title game...Registered 16 points and seven rebounds in leading the Friars to a 76-41 win over Immaculata in the Tournament of Champions semifinal...Earned Most Valuable Player honors after scoring 22 points and guiding Team USA to a 120115 win over Team Florida at the Senior Showcase...As a junior, guided St. Anthony to a 28-1 record and appearance in the New Jersey state Non-Public Class B state final before losing to No. 2 nationally ranked St. Patrick...St. Anthony finished ranked No. 7 by USA Today...Averaged 10 points and three assists per game as a junior...Three-time Newark Star-Ledger All-Area team selection...Averaged 10 points and 3.0 assists while helping guide St. Anthony’s to the New Jersey North Public B final as a sophomore... Selected as a “Fabulous Freshman” and competed in the MetroHoops North-South All-Star game...Played at the AAU JamFest in Pittsburgh, the first time he stepped foot on campus in 2007...Played in the Eddie Griffin Challenge (New Jersey vs. Philadelphia area All-Star preps)...Earned All-Star honors at the prestigious ABCD Camp in Hackensack, N.J. and 5-Star Camp following his sophomore season... Played on the New Jersey Playaz AAU team coached by Jimmy Salmon... Invited to compete at “Camp Next” as a freshman...Competed in the Jordan Brand Classic All-Star Game in April, 2008.

PERSONAL Born Travon Woodall on April 14, 1989...Son of Theresa Ratliff...Has one sister Shataya Ratliff…Lives with his godfather and godmother Jorge and Samar Fontan...Godbrother is Jiovanni Fontan, who plays basketball at

WOODALL’S CAREER HIGHS Points: 19, vs. Wichita State, 11/23/09. FG made: 5, vs. Wichita State, 11/23/09. FG attempts: 10, four times, last- vs. Texas, 11/24/09. 3FG made: 2, six times, last- vs. Oakland, 3/19/10. 3FG attempts: 6, Wofford, 11/13/09. FT made: 7, Wichita State, 11/23/09. FT attempts: 10, Wichita State, 11/23/09. Rebounds: 7, West Virginia, 2/12/10. Off. Rebs.: 2, vs. Duquesne, 12/2/09. Def. Rebs.: 6, three times, last- West Virginia, 2/12/10. Assists: 13, Binghamton, 11/17/09. Steals: 4, two times- vs. Wichita State, 11/ 23/09; Indiana, Pa., 11/22/08. Blocks: 2, Eastern Kentucky, 11/19/09. Minutes: 34, vs. Texas, 11/24/09.

2009-10 SEASON HIGHS Points: 19, vs. Wichita State, 11/23. Rebounds: 7, West Virginia, 12/2. Assists: 13, Binghamton, 11/17. Steals: 4, Wichita State, 11/23. Blocks: 2, Eastern Kentucky, 11/19. Minutes: 34, vs. Texas, 11/24.

Fordham…Began playing basketball while living in Brooklyn, N.Y.... Introduced to basketball by his cousin Khalief Woodall, who suffered a tragic death at age 11...Teammates call him a “born leader”...Played a starring role in the documentary The Street Stops Here, a movie about Bob Hurley and the St. Anthony basketball program... Has known fellow Pitt players Ashton Gibbs and Nasir Robinson since the seventh grade...Played on an AAU team with Gibbs...One of six players from his high school senior class to sign with NCAA Division I schools: Mike Rosario (Rutgers, now at Florida), Tyshawn Taylor (Kansas), Jiovanni Fontan (Fordham), Alberto Estwick (Fordham) and A.J. Rogers (Saint Joseph’s)...Selected Pitt for its graduation rate, environment and coaching staff...Also selected Pitt because of the lineage of point guards and opportunity to learn from former point guard Levance Fields and current assistant coach Brandin Knight... Communications major.

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LAMAR PATTERSON 6-5 220 Freshman* Guard/Forward Lancaster, Pa. St. Benedict’s Prep (N.J.) McCaskey H.S.

seven minutes in the season opener vs. Wofford, 11/13.

THE STORYLINE Lamar Patterson is a physical perimeter player who has a high skill level, can shoot, pass and has stellar court vision. He saw action in 10 games last year off the bench at small forward before severely spraining his right ankle. He has an NBA caliber body, good size and is a pure shooter who can handle the ball. He runs the floor well and can create off the dribble. A strong, versatile wing player with a talented handle, long arms and explosiveness, Patterson is also a solid defender.

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Earned medical hardship waiver for the 2009-10 season...Suffered a severely sprained right ankle...Named a Big East Academic All-Star...Played in 10 games off the bench at both forward positions...Hit two 3-pointers in a key first half run, scored six points in 14 minutes vs. Texas, 11/24...Scored 10 points, all in the first half, hit 3-6 field goals (2-4 3FG) with four rebounds vs. Eastern Kentucky, 11/19...Played 13 minutes, hit first career basket and 3pointer vs. Binghamton, 11/17...Saw first action off the bench, played in

PATTERSON’S CAREER HIGHS Points: 10, Eastern Kentucky, 11/19/09. FG made: 3, Eastern Kentucky, 11/19/09. FG attempts: 6, Eastern Kentucky, 11/19/ 09. 3FG made: 2, two times- vs. Texas, 11/24/ 09; Eastern Kentucky, 11/19/09. 3FG attempts: 4, Eastern Kentucky, 11/19/ 09. FT made: 2, two times- vs. Duquesne, 12/ 2/09; Eastern Kentucky, 11/19/09. FT attempts: 4, vs. Duquesne, 12/2/09. Rebounds: 4, Eastern Kentucky, 11/19/09. Off. Rebs.: 1, four times. Def. Rebs.: 3, Eastern Kentucky, 11/19/09. Assists: 1, four times. Steals: 1, three times. Blocks: 1, four times. Minutes: 19, Eastern Kentucky, 11/19/09.

A 2009 graduate of St. Benedict’s Prep (N.J.) where he played his senior season for Head Coach Dan Hurley... Averaged 10 points, 8.5 rebounds and 2.5 steals per game in helping lead St. Benedict’s to a 24-3 record, No. 7 final national ranking by USA Today and semifinal finish in the first-ever ESPN Rise National High School Invitational…The Gray Bees were ranked No. 3 in the East Region by USA Today…Scored 12 points in a semifinal 74-66 loss to No. 1 ranked Oak Hill Academy…Defeated Baltimore St. Frances, 74-65, in NHSI quarterfinal action…St. Benedict’s won its first 19 games of the season… Finished with 19 points and 13 rebounds in a 77-67 win over Marietta Wheeler (Ga.)…Scored a team-high 23 points, including 10 in the fourth quarter, to help defeat fellow Pitt signee Talib Zanna’s Bishop McNamara team, 80-70…Scored 14 points and grabbed seven rebounds vs. Miramar H.S. (Fla.)…Named Most Valuable Player of Primetime Game and scored 15 points vs. Mountain State Academy…Played in the Jordan Brand Classic All-Star Game played at Madison Square Garden on April 18, 2009…Played in the Capital Area Classic All-Star Game…Played the previous three seasons at Lancaster McCaskey High School where he competed for Head Coach Steve Powell...Named Class 4A Second Team All-State selection as a junior after averaging 20.3 points per game... Named the Lancaster New Era Area Player of the Year...Voted the Lancaster-Lebanon League’s Most Valuable Player...Guided McCaskey to a 22-5 overall record, undefeated 16-0 L-L League record and third straight Section One title...Concluded junior season ranked as the area’s second leading scorer at 20.3 ppg....Guided McCaskey to three straight LancasterLebanon League basketball titles... Scored 12 points and grabbed 14 rebounds in helping McCaskey claim its

third straight Lancaster-Lebanon League title with a win over Lancaster Catholic...Hit a buzzer beating, gamewinning shot from 35-feet out, scored 22 points and grabbed 11 rebounds in a 61-58 victory over Hempfield... Scored a career-high 40 points in a win over Conestoga Valley...All-L-L League selection as a sophomore... Averaged 15.0 points and 10.0 rebounds per game as a sophomore... After he became a starter, guided the Red Tornado to a 36-2 L-L record... Gave up football to concentrate on basketball after his sophomore year... Invited to the prestigious Top-100 NBA Camp…Ranked as the nation’s No. 109 recruit by USA Today…Ranked the nation’s No. 15 small forward by ESPN-U…Ranked the nation’s No. 78 player by Hoopscoop...Ranked the nation’s No. 94 recruit by ESPNU…Rated the nation’s No. 85 player by Dave Telep…Rated the nation’s No. 109 recruit by Bob Gibbons Report…Ranked the nation’s No. 112 player by Scout.com...Played AAU basketball with Team Final.

PERSONAL Born Lamar Patterson on August 12, 1991...Son of Perry, Sr. and Loreen Patterson of Lancaster, Pa....Younger brother of Perry Patterson, who played quarterback at Syracuse (2004-07) and was a Second Team All-State honoree in basketball at McCaskey...The Patterson brothers are two of only four players in school history to earn AllState honors...His other brother Lorne Creighton starred at McCaskey and played collegiately at Kuntztown University...Favorite basketball player is Magic Johnson...Made his official visit to Pitt on Dec. 15, 2007 and committed to the Panthers after Pitt’s win against Duke at Madison Square Garden...Chose Pitt because of its facilities and coaching staff... Selected Pitt over Arizona, Arizona State, Miami, Fla., Minnesota, Virginia Tech, Virginia, Michigan, Penn State, Rutgers, Temple and Syracuse... Enrolled in the School of Arts and Sciences.

PATTERSON’S CAREER STATISTICS Year 2009-10 Total

GP 10 10

GS 0 0

Min 104 104

Avg 10.4 10.4

FG 6 6

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Total FGA 24 24

Pct .250 .250

Three-Point 3FG 3FGA Pct 5 11 .455 5 11 .455

OVERALL FT 6 6

FTA 11 11

Pct .545 .545

Rebounds Off Def Tot 4 8 12 4 8 12

Avg 1.2 1.2

PF 8 8

FO 0 0

Ast 4 4

TO 5 5

Blk 4 4

Stl 3 3

Pts 23 23

Avg 2.3 2.3

PLAYER PROFILES

J.J. RICHARDSON 6-7 235 Sophomore Forward/Center Missouri City, Texas Fort Bend Hightower H.S.

THE STORYLINE J.J. Richardson returns to the squad after providing a spark off the bench last year as a freshman power forward/ center. A tough, gritty and active player, Richardson is a strong, physical athletic post-player who has an array of “back-to-the-basket” moves. He is an excellent post player with a strong body who moves well to the ball and

has a soft touch inside of 10-feet. He also shows a high basketball IQ, has good hands, uses his body well, is an excellent passer out of the post and plays with unlimited energy. An individual who does all the little things to help his team win, Richardson sprints the floor with regularity and can rebound on both the offensive and defensive ends. He is known for his blue collar style and constant energy and effort in the paint.

2009-10 Played in 22 games on year off the bench...Served as a backup at the center and power forward positions... Named a Big East Academic All-Star... Earned team’s Jaron Brown Pursuit of Excellence Award at team banquet... Saw action in Pitt’s two NCAA Tournament games...Scored four points with two rebounds in 11 minutes off the bench vs. West Virginia, 2/12...Set career-highs for points (nine), rebounds (four), free throws made and attempted (3-5) and minutes played (14) at West Virginia, 2/3...Played six productive minutes with two rebounds and an assist vs. DePaul, 12/28...Played a career-high 10 minutes with two points and two rebounds vs. Texas, 11/24.

HIGH SCHOOL A 2009 graduate of Fort Bend Hightower High School where he played two seasons for Head Coach David Green…Averaged 8.6 points, 5.1 rebounds and shot 57.9 percent (73126) from the floor as a senior… Helped guide Fort Bend Hightower to a 28-10 overall record, 13-0 league record and 20-game win streak as a senior…Reached double digit scoring in nine games and double figure rebounding in three contests on year… Saw action in 22 games on the year… Scored a season-high 19 points vs. Austin…Scored 16 points (10-16 FG) vs. Bush…Finished with 15 points and 11 rebounds vs. Katy Taylor… Scored 12 points with 12 rebounds vs. Bush…Grabbed 12 rebounds vs. Lufkin…The Hightower Hurricanes entered the season ranked No. 35 nationally by ESPN Rise Magazine and No. 2 in the state of Texas…Preseason All-Houston selection by ESPN Rise Magazine prior to his senior year…

Helped guide the Hurricanes to a 27-10 record in Class 3-5A as a junior… Averaged eight points and eight rebounds per game as a junior…Played with the Houston Elite AAU team for head coach Rick Nelson…Guided Houston Elite to the Reebok Summer Championship semifinals…Impressed at AAU tournaments in both Philadelphia and Las Vegas prior to his senior year…Averaged 15 points and 14 rebounds per game during summer 2008…Helped guide team to Memorial Day Great American Shootout title in 2008.

HIGH SCHOOL Born Johnny Richardson on February 6, 1991…Son of Johnny and Bridget Richardson…Has an older sister Jalesa, who is 10 months older... Grew up in Troy, Ohio before moving to Texas following his freshman year of high school…Committed to Pitt on September 17, 2008, two weeks after his visit…Also considered Oklahoma State, Minnesota, Penn State and Utah...Enrolled in the School of Arts and Sciences.

RICHARDSON’S CAREER HIGHS Points: 9, at West Virginia, 2/3/10. FG made: 3, at West Virginia, 2/3/10. FG attempts: 3, at West Virginia, 2/3/10. 3FG made: None. 3FG attempts: None. FT made: 3, at West Virginia, 2/3/10. FT attempts: 5, at West Virginia, 2/3/10. Rebounds: 4, at West Virginia, 2/3/10. Off. Rebs.: 3, at West Virginia, 2/3/10. Def. Rebs.: 2, vs. Texas, 11/24/09. Assists: 1, DePaul, 12/28/09. Steals: 1, two times. Blocks: 1, Seton Hall, 2/6/10. Minutes: 14, at West Virginia, 2/3/10.

RICHARDSON’S CAREER STATISTICS OVERALL

Year 2009-10 Total

GP 22 22

GS 0 0

Min 85 85

Avg 3.9 3.9

FG 6 6

Total FGA 9 9

Pct .667 .667

Three-Point 3FG 3FGA Pct 0 0 .000 0 0 .000

Year 2009-10 Total

GP 11 11

GS 0 0

Min 54 54

Avg 4.9 4.9

FG 5 5

FGA 8 8

Pct .625 .625

3FG 3FGA 0 0 0 0

BIG EAST REGULAR SEASON Pct FT FTA Pct Off .000 5 8 .625 6 .000 5 8 .625 6

Year 2010 Total

GP 2 2

GS 0 0

Min 5 5

Avg 2.5 2.5

FG 0 0

FGA 0 0

Pct .000 .000

3FG 3FGA 0 0 0 0

Pct .000 .000

FT 5 5

FTA 8 8

Pct .625 .625

NCAA TOURNAMENT FT FTA Pct 0 0 .000 0 0 .000

Rebounds Off Def Tot 8 13 21 8 13 21

Off 1 1

Avg 1.0 1.0

PF 17 17

FO 0 0

Ast 1 1

TO 3 3

Blk 1 1

Stl 2 2

Pts 17 17

Avg 0.8 0.8

Def 6 6

Tot 12 12

Avg 1.1 1.1

PF 6 6

FO 0 0

Ast 1 1

TO 2 2

Blk 1 1

Stl 0 0

Pts 15 15

Avg 1.4 1.4

Def 2 2

Tot 3 3

Avg 1.5 1.5

PF 4 4

FO 0 0

Ast 0 0

TO 0 0

Blk 0 0

Stl 0 0

Pts 0 0

Avg 0.0 0.0

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DANTE TAYLOR 6-9 240 Sophomore Forward Greenburgh, N.Y. National Christian Academy (Md.)

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Dante Taylor returns for his second season after a freshman year that saw him contribute primarily as the backup center. Described as a highly skilled, athletic post player who can shoot, Taylor showed flashes of excellence as a freshman. His strengths are his physical rebounding presence, quickness and athleticism around the basket. A raw talent with great upside, Taylor is very fast up and down the court, exhibits expanded range with his jumper and is a big-time post-player. A sturdy power forward who knows how to score and has the ability to play with both skill and athleticism, Taylor is a physically gifted player who runs, rebounds and prefers to play facing the basket. He has an impressive midrange game and exceptional ballhandling skills for a big man. After a year of experience, look for Taylor to have a promising year in 2010-11.

2009-10 Played in all 34 games and averaged 13.9 minutes per game off the bench at center...Ranked second on team in blocked shots (20) and finished year with a 4.1 points and 3.7 rebounds per game averages...Reached double figure scoring in four games and double figure rebounding in three games on year... Big East Academic All-Star...Earned team’s Academic Excellence Award at team banquet...Set career-highs for field goals (5-8), offensive rebounds (six) and assists (three) and scored 11 points and grabbed seven rebounds in 16 minutes vs. Rutgers, 3/6...Scored six points (3-5 FG) in just 12 minutes at St. John’s, 2/27...Scored six points (3-3 FG)

in only eight minutes at Marquette, 2/ 18...Finished with seven points (3-5 FG) and a career-high two steals in only 13 minutes at Cincinnati, 1/4...Scored 10 points (3-4 FG) and grabbed eight rebounds in a career-high 23 minutes at Syracuse, 1/2...Grabbed 10 rebounds including a career-high six offensive vs. Ohio, 12/22...Scored 12 points (4-4 FG) with five rebounds in a career-high 21 minutes vs. Indiana, 12/8...Finished with 11 rebounds vs. New Hampshire, 12/4... Grabbed eight rebounds vs. Duquesne, 12/2...Finished with nine points (5-5 FT) vs. Youngstown State, 11/28...Grabbed a career-high 12 rebounds, blocked four shots in 20 minutes vs. Eastern Kentucky, 11/19...Scored six points with four rebounds vs. Binghamton, 11/17... Saw action in his first collegiate game, played 19 minutes off the bench, scored 13 points (5-7 FG) and grabbed five rebounds vs. Wofford, 11/13.

HIGH SCHOOL A 2009 graduate of National Christian Academy in Fort Washington, Md. where he played four seasons of basketball for Head Coach Trevor Brown…Named a McDonald’s AllAmerican and participated in the McDonald’s All-America Game (April 1 in Miami, Fla.)…Became the fifth Pitt signee in school history to earn McDonald’s All-America team honors joining Charles Smith (1984), Jerome Lane (1985), Bobby Martin (1987) and Brian Shorter (1987)…Scored 15 points (6-11 FG) and grabbed six rebounds for the East All-Stars in the 2009 McDonald’s All-America Game... Won the McDonald’s All-American Skills Competition, in which he completed a full-court dribbling and shooting course in 37 seconds…

TAYLOR’S CAREER STATISTICS OVERALL

Year 2009-10 Total

GP 34 34

GS 0 0

Min 474 474

Avg 13.9 13.9

FG 52 52

Total FGA 89 89

Pct .584 .584

Three-Point 3FG 3FGA Pct 0 0 .000 0 0 .000

Year 2009-10 Total

GP 18 18

GS 0 0

Min 213 213

Avg 11.8 11.8

FG 28 28

FGA 43 43

Pct .651 .651

3FG 3FGA 0 0 0 0

BIG EAST REGULAR SEASON Pct FT FTA Pct Off .000 9 17 .529 27 .000 9 17 .529 27

Def 19 19

Year 2010 Total

GP 1 1

GS 0 0

Min 18 18

Avg 18.0 18.0

FG 1 1

FGA 2 2

Pct .500 .500

3FG 3FGA 0 0 0 0

BIG EAST TOURNAMENT Pct FT FTA Pct Off .000 0 0 .000 2 .000 0 0 .000 2

Year 2010 Total

GP 2 2

GS 0 0

Min 28 28

Avg 14.0 14.0

FG 2 2

FGA 3 3

Pct .667 .667

3FG 3FGA 0 0 0 0

Pct .000 .000

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FT 35 35

FTA 61 61

Pct .574 .574

NCAA TOURNAMENT FT FTA Pct 1 2 .500 1 2 .500

Off 62 62

Rebounds Def Tot 65 127 65 127

Off 1 1

Avg 3.7 3.7

PF 56 56

FO 0 0

Ast 4 4

TO 18 18

Blk 20 20

Stl 15 15

Pts 139 139

Avg 4.1 4.1

Tot 46 46

Avg 2.6 2.6

PF 32 32

FO 0 0

Ast 1 1

TO 12 12

Blk 8 8

Stl 9 9

Pts 65 65

Avg 3.6 3.6

Def 0 0

Tot 2 2

Avg 2.0 2.0

PF 2 2

FO 0 0

Ast 1 1

TO 0 0

Blk 0 0

Stl 0 0

Pts 2 2

Avg 2.0 2.0

Def 5 5

Tot 6 6

Avg 3.0 3.0

PF 5 5

FO 0 0

Ast 0 0

TO 1 1

Blk 2 2

Stl 2 2

Pts 5 5

Avg 2.5 2.5

PLAYER PROFILES

Named to the Parade All-America Second Team…Washington Post AllMET Player of the Year…Averaged 23.8 points (665 total points), 13 rebounds and three blocked shots per game and hit 65 percent (161-247) of his free throws as a senior…Guided NCA to a 26-6 overall record…Named First Team All-MET by the Washington Post and earned Independent private school all-league honors…Scored over 30 points eight times and finished with 20 or more 19 times…Registered 23 double-doubles in 28 contests on the year…Scored 30 points and converted 18-24 free throws in NCA’s season finale vs. Mount Zion (N.C.)…Scored season-high 34 points two times against both Mount Zion (N.C.) and Jericho Christian…Scored 31 points with a career-high 21 rebounds vs. Theodore Roosevelt…Finished with 33 points and 15 rebounds vs. Friendship Collegiate…Named Most Valuable Player after scoring 33 points and totaling 11 rebounds vs. Oak Hill Academy…Hit four 3-pointers, scored 31 points and pulled down 11 rebounds vs. Living Faith…Named the game MVP after scoring 26 points and grabbing nine rebounds in the Reebok All-American All-Star Game...Averaged 18 points and 11 rebounds per game as a junior…Named Second Team AllMET by the Washington Post and earned Independent private school allleague honors…Guided National Christian Academy to a 22-7 record and No. 11 ranking in the Washington D.C. metro area as a junior… Averaged 8.6 points per game as a sophomore…Transferred to National Christian Academy following his freshman season…Ranked the nation’s No. 14 recruit nationally by Bob Gibbons Report…Rated the No. 16 recruit nationally by ESPN-U… Ranked the No. 17 recruit nationally by Scout.com’s Dave Telep…Rated the nation’s No. 16 player by Scout.com… Ranked the nation’s No. 24 player by Rivals.com…Ranked the No. 24 player nationally by USA Today…Rated the nation’s No. 28 player by PrepStars Magazine...Ranked the nation’s No. 36 recruit by Rise Magazine…Named to The Sporting News Washington D.C. All-Metro team…Named one of the

TAYLOR’S CAREER HIGHS Points: 13, Wofford, 11/13/09. FG made: 5, two times- Rutgers, 3/6/10; Wofford, 11/13/09. FG attempts: 8, Rutgers, 3/6/10. 3FG made: None. 3FG attempts: None. FT made: 5, Youngstown State, 11/28/09. FT attempts: 8, vs. Duquesne, 12/2/09. Rebounds: 12, Eastern Kentucky, 11/19/ 09. Off. Rebs.: 6, two times- Rutgers, 3/6/10; Ohio, 12/22/09. Def. Rebs.: 8, New Hampshire, 12/4/09. Assists: 3, Rutgers, 3/6/10. Steals: 2, at Cincinnati, 1/4/10. Blocks: 4, Eastern Kentucky, 11/19/09. Minutes: 23, at Syracuse, 1/2/10.

top performers at the LeBron James United States Skills Academy… Voted Best Post Player at the NBA Top100 Camp.

PERSONAL Born Dante Taylor on March 18, 1990…Son of Lisa Sharpe of White Plains, N.Y., located 20 miles north of New York City…Has a sister Michelle and brother Michael...Committed to Pitt at the 2008 summer Triple S. Harley Davidson Shootout in Morgantown, W.Va….Honored by his hometown of Greenburgh as being a “native son” during halftime of the Frankie Williams All-Star game in June, 2009...Named MVP of the game after scoring 32 points...2008 NBA draft picks Patrick Ewing, Jr., Kevin Durant and Deron Washington all played basketball recently at National Christian Academy…Pitt recruited him since his sophomore season… Developed and improved over his four years at NCA…Earned honor roll academic status two times as a high school student…Chose Pitt because of its continued loyalty, style of play, coaching staff, academic support, family atmosphere, Big East Conference and proximity to his home of New York…Enrolled in the School of Arts and Sciences.

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TALIB ZANNA 6-9 225 Freshman* Forward Kaduna, Nigeria Bishop McNamara H.S. (Md.)

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Talib Zanna (pronounced Ta-leeb Zah-nah) redshirted his first season at Pitt. He is described as a raw and strong athlete who combines skill and athleticism to create matchup problems with the opposition. He possesses a good mid-range jumper, unique and rare post-up skills and is capable of playing with his back to the basket as well as blocking shots on the defensive end. He loves to attack off the dribble from the outside and is an aggressive rebounder. He has done a terrific job of maturing his game from primarily being a defensive player and rebounder to developing a flowing offensive game where he can handle the ball on the break, pull-up and shoot jumpers. He looks to be a cross between an interior and wing player. Able to score with either hand, he plays in the mold of Tim Duncan.

2009-10 Earned medical hardship waiver for the 2009-10 season...Saw action in one game and three minutes on year off the bench (Binghamton).

HIGH SCHOOL A 2009 graduate of Bishop McNamara High School in Forestville, Md. where he played three seasons for Head Coach Marty Keithline…Helped guide Bishop McNamara to a 21-12 record and No. 3 ranking in the state…Named First Team All-MET by the Washington Post and earned Independent private school all-league honors…Averaged 14.6 points and 11.8 rebounds as a senior...Reached double figure scoring in 22 of 27 games, scored over 20 points five times and finished with 10 doubledoubles on the year…Named to the All-Tournament Team at the Bojangles Shootout…Scored a season-high 27 points and grabbed 12 rebounds vs. St. Mary’s Ryken…Scored 21 points, including four thunderous dunks along with 15 rebounds vs. fellow Pitt signee Lamar Patterson’s St. Benedict’s Prep team…Finished with 26 points and 11 rebounds vs. White Station…Scored 21 points and grabbed 15 rebounds vs. Carroll…Grabbed a season-high 16 rebounds two times on the year vs. Good Council and St. Mary’s Ryken…

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Earned Most Valuable Player honors in the Capital Area Classic Regional AllStar Game after totaling 21 points and 14 rebounds…Bishop McNamara entered the 2008-09 season ranked No. 30 nationally by ESPN Rise Magazine…Named First Team AllPrince George’s County by the Montgomery Gazette and Second Team All-Washington Catholic Athletic Conference…Averaged 15.0 points, 13.5 rebounds, 3.4 blocks, 1.5 assists and 1.4 steals per game as a junior… Led the WCAC in blocked shots with 3.4 per game…Selected Most Valuable Player of the High School Hoops Showcase…Named to the Benedictine Classic All-Tournament Team…Guided McNamara to a 17-12 record as a junior…Recorded triple double with 15 points, 16 rebounds and 12 blocks vs. Coolidge at the Gonzaga D.C. Classic…Season-highs included 26 points vs. Georgetown Prep and 22 rebounds vs. Miami Killian…Scored 14 points, pulled down 20 rebounds and blocked four shots in a 61-56 win over Good Counsel…Two-year starter… Played for the District All-Star team in the I-95 Elite Challenge following his junior season…Averaged 10.0 points and 11.0 rebounds per game as a sophomore before being sidelined in December 2006 with a broken ankle… His team finished 18-10 during his sophomore year…Named an honorable mention All-WCAC selection and Prince George’s County team member as a sophomore…Recorded season-highs of 17 points and 18 rebounds vs. Paul VI…Scored 25 points vs. DeMatha in a 56-52 loss in The Rock Summer League title game...Ranked the nation’s No. 53 recruit nationally by Bob Gibbons Report…Rated the No. 63 player nationally by Scout.com… Ranked by ESPN-U as the nation’s 10th best center prospect…Played AAU basketball with the D.C. Blue Devils and Triple Threat AAU teams… Competed with the Blue Devils for coach Keith Stevens…Competed at the Super Showcase...Competed in the Top-100 Africans With Borders NBA Camp in South Africa and was named the Most Valuable Player in the All-Star Game.

PERSONAL Born Talib Zanna on October 1, 1990…Son of Zanna Awami and Maimuna Zanna...Has three brothers (Nura, Awalu, Ibrahim) and two sisters (Habiba, Maryam)...His father, a

successful businessman, passed away not long after he committed to Pitt... Has a picture of his father in his locker and touches it before every game while saying a prayer for him...Nigerian native who moved to the United States in 2006…Fluent in four different languages and could speak English before arriving in the United States… Began playing basketball in Nigeria when he was 10 years old…Early on, he had a goal of traveling to the United States to play basketball…His workout regimen in Nigeria included running mountains to increase his speed, vertical leap and fitness…Discovered by American high school coaches at a big man camp in Lagos, which was run by his mentor and former Georgetown

player Godwin Owinje…Devout Muslim...Early in his childhood he played soccer but following a growth spurt he switched to basketball... Visited Pitt on the weekend of Sept. 19 with fellow signees Lamar Patterson and Dante Taylor…Added 30 pounds in his three years in the United States... His family has not traveled to the United States to watch him play yet... Chose Pitt for its coaching staff, playing time and educational opportunities…Selected Pitt over Villanova, Virginia, Oklahoma, Georgetown, Clemson, Virginia Tech, Colorado, Providence, West Virginia, Connecticut, Oklahoma and Boston College..Enrolled in the School of Arts and Sciences.

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ISAIAH EPPS 6-2 175 Freshman Guard Plainfield, N.J. Hargrave Military Academy (Va.) Plainfield H.S.

THE STORYLINE A lefthanded combination guard, Isaiah Epps is described as a quick, agile point guard with elite level speed who will provide a new element to the Pitt program. One of the nation’s most prolific passers, Epps is a pass-first player who makes his teammates better. He has been compared to former Pitt point guard Levance Fields for his unique passing ability, shifty ball-handling skills and spot-up shooting in clutch situations. Epps can

shoot the three, get to the hoop or knock down pull-up jumpers. On the defensive end, he is very creative and his long arms enable him to get steals. He is an intense, hard working player with good speed, athleticism and court vision.

HIGH SCHOOL Played his senior season at Hargrave Military Academy in Chatham, Va. for Head Coach Kevin Keatts…Led Hargrave to the nation’s No. 1 prep

school ranking and 23-1 overall record…Averaged 18 points and six assists per game over the final half of the season…Led Hargrave to the national prep school championship semifinals where it lost an 86-83 decision to Northfield Mount Hermon… Led the squad with 20 points in Hargrave’s only loss of the season… Hargrave entered the 2009-10 season ranked No. 1 nationally in the ESPN prep school rankings…Named team captain…Played three years at Plainfield High School for coaches Jeff Lubreski (2008-09) and Pete Vasil (2006-08)…Second Team All-State, Group Four First Team All-County and All-Union First Team selection as a junior…Named to All-Area First Team by CentralJersey.com…Averaged 15.6 points, six rebounds and 5.5 assists as a junior in 2008-09…Led Plainfield to a 23-7 overall record and North NJSIAA championship in 2008-09…Scored 24 points (four 3-pointers) in a 70-67 Group Four Semifinal game against Paterson Eastside…Finished with a game-high 21 points in leading Plainfield to a 70-52 North 2 Group Four title game win over Piscataway… Registered a game-high 27 points with four 3-pointers vs. St. Peter’s Prep…Totaled 13 points and a careerhigh 14 assists in a 91-70 win over Elizabeth…Scored 30 points with five 3-pointers vs. Seton Hall Prep… Registered 26 points vs. Shabazz… Scored 24 points and named MVP of the Hoop Group Tipoff Showcase after a come-from-behind 73-61 win over Paterson Catholic…Hit five 3-pointers and finished with 23 points vs. Watchung Hills…Averaged 16.5 points, 6.4 assists, 5.0 rebounds and 3.6 steals as a sophomore…Guided the Cardinals to an 18-7 record as a sophomore… Played several games on the Plainfield varsity as a freshman and guided the Cardinals’ JV program to the Union County title…Attended the Deron Williams Skills Academy, sponsored by Nike and attended by the nation’s top high school point guards…Rated one of the “top passers” at the Williams Skills Camp…Plays AAU basketball with the New Jersey Playaz for Head

Coach Jim Salmon…Rated the nation’s No. 50 recruit by ESPN-U… Ranked the nation’s No. 58 recruit by Bob Gibbons…Rated the nation’s No. 69 recruit and No. 16 point guard by Rivals.com, The Sporting News and Lindy’s Magazine…Ranked the nation’s No. 92 recruit by Scout.com…Invited to attend the 2008 Reebok All-American Camp in Philadelphia…Named the 2008 Rumble in the Bronx MVP…Selected as the Most Outstanding Prospect at the Hoop Group Elite Camp…Played in the Pittsburgh Jam Fest, an AAU Tournament held at the Petersen Events Center.

PERSONAL Born Isaiah S. Epps on August 16, 1990…Son of Danielle Epps… Originally from New York City, moved to Plainfield, N.J. with his mother before the eighth grade…Nickname is “Easy”…Became the first Plainfield player to sign with a Big East school in more than 25 years…Second cousin is current Pitt guard Travon Woodall…Pitt assistant coach Brandin Knight is a New Jersey native and also played AAU basketball for the Playaz…Favorite player is LeBron James because he “looks for his teammates before he scores”…Committed to Pitt on January 12, 2009, midway through his junior year…Selected Pitt because he felt “comfortable, loved the school, loved his visit and loved everything about it”…Playing at same prep school (Hargrave) as former Pitt All-American and current Memphis Grizzlies player Sam Young…Eight of his Hargrave teammates signed to play NCAA Division I basketball…Played on same team with fellow Pitt signee Cameron Wright at the Lebron James Nike AllAmerican Camp…Also considered Maryland, Florida, Texas, Seton Hall, Rutgers, St. John’s, Georgetown, UCLA, Kansas, Ohio State, Providence, Virginia Tech, Georgia Tech and Michigan State in the recruiting process.

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J.J. MOORE 6-6 200 Freshman Forward Brentwood, N.Y. South Kent Prep (Conn.) Brentwood H.S.

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A somewhat hidden talent out of Long Island, J.J. Moore’s stock soared during 2009 as his skill set improved to the point that it matched his explosiveness. A good teammate and leader, Moore emerged into one of the nation’s most complete wing prospects while displaying his versatility and athletic playmaking ability off the dribble. An aggressive, athletic wing with an impressive game, Moore excels at attacking the rim, is a versatile scorer and stellar on-ball defender. He is an explosive leaper and streaky shooter with improving range who has good size for the perimeter. He has good hands and can catch off penetration and convert threes. Flying under the radar for the majority of his high school career, Moore was discovered by major NCAA Division I programs last summer with outstanding performances in Philadelphia and North Carolina. He continues to take his game to new levels.

HIGH SCHOOL Played his senior season at South Kent Prep Academy in South Kent, Conn. for Head Coach Kelvin Jefferson…2009-10 Hoopscoop AllAmerica selection…Averaged 29 points and 12 rebounds per game while guiding the South Kent Academy Cardinals to a 20-12 record as a senior in 2009-10…All-New England Prep School Athletic Conference First Team selection…Rated the No. 1 prep school player in Connecticut… Selected to play in the Jordan Brand Classic All-Star game at Madison Square Garden on April 17, 2010… Finished with 26 points (3-4 3FG) and grabbed five rebounds in leading the Suburban Team to a 137-133 win over the City Team in the Jordan Brand Regional Classic…Scored 31 points (11-21 FG) in leading South Kent Academy to a one-point win over Canarius Academy in the National Prep School Invitational…Finished with 29 points in win over Mack Academy at

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NPSI…Selected to NPSI AllTournament Team…Finished with 38 points in registering a 125-122 double overtime win over Brewster Academy…Scored 33 points in the season opener vs. CJEOTO (N.J.)… Finished with 27 points (10-17 FG) with four 3-pointers in a buzzer beating win over Champlain-St. Lambert…South Kent entered the 2009-10 season ranked No. 5 in the ESPN national rankings…Nominated for the McDonald’s High School All-American game…Attended and played his first three years at Brentwood High School in Long Island, N.Y. for Head Coach Anthony Jimenez…NYSSWA Class 2A All-State Second Team selection… Averaged 24 points, 10 rebounds and three assists as a junior at Brentwood while being forced to play center and power forward because of his height… Led the Indians to a 17-5 overall record…Consensus All-Long Island selection…Newsday Player of the Year…Named to Newsday and Suffolk All-County Long Island Teams… Ranked among the county’s top-5 leading scorers…Scored 28 points and hit three 3-pointers in Brentwood’s NYHSA playoff loss to Deer Park… Scored 27 points and added nine rebounds vs. Floyd…Rated the No. 49 player in the nation by Scout.com… Ranked the nation’s No. 52 recruit by Hoopscoop…Ranked No. 52 nationally by Bob Gibbons…Ranked the No. 61 player nationally by USA Today…Rated the No. 77 player ESPN.com…Ranked the No. 107 player overall and the No. 23 small forward by Rivals.com… Joined the New York Panthers AAU Basketball program in 2009 and played for Gary Charles…Also played for Team Underrated…Competed at the All-American Camp in Philadelphia where he impressed college coaches with a game-high 18 points…Shined on the summer AAU circuit at the IS8 League and Bob Gibbons Tournament of Champions in North Carolina… Played in the Nassau-Suffolk All-Star Game…Invited to compete in the NBA Top-100 Camp…Named an All-Star at the Reebok All-American Camp after performing as one of the top-5 players at the camp.

PERSONAL Born Johnathan J. Moore on May 25, 1991…Son of Monique Ballard… Brothers and sisters include twins Jaelah and Jordan, younger sister Brittany and older sitster Myra Taylor... Youth league coach is Hunt Bresky… Played at the same prep school as current Pitt forward Gilbert Brown… Visited Pitt on Tuesday, November 3, 2009 on an unofficial visit…Committed

to Pitt on November 11, 2009, National Signing Day…Selected Pitt because of Jamie Dixon and the coaching staff, the city of Pittsburgh, location and he “felt at home”…Wears No. 44…Other players who starred at South Kent include the Washington Wizards’ Andray Blatche and Miami Heat’s Dorel Wright…Also considered Louisville, St. John’s, Florida, Connecticut, Syracuse, Marquette, Rutgers, Seton Hall, Providence and Oklahoma.

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CAMERON WRIGHT 6-4 200 Freshman Guard Cleveland, Ohio Benedictine H.S.

THE STORYLINE Cameron Wright is described as a “complete” package who fits perfectly into Pitt’s style of play. He is physical and competitive, can defend and rebound in traffic, runs the floor, has a good mid-range game and his shot is improving. Wright is an athletic wing with size who slashes to the basket for layups on north/south drives. He is explosive and aggressive off the dribble

and in the open court, attacks the rim with his slashing ability or power drives smaller players. He also has a presence on the offensive glass, is agile, has proven to be a tough defender and his athleticism is good. Wright plays with energy and urgency on both ends of the floor and will be a capable multiple position defender in Pitt’s defensive system. Wright is also an honor roll student who has been said to work as hard in the classroom as he does on the floor.

HIGH SCHOOL A 2010 graduate of Benedictine High School in Cleveland, Ohio where he played for Head Coach Rob Stircula…Named the Ohio Division II State Player of the Year, Division II First Team All-State, District II Player of the Year and First Team All-District II as a senior…Guided Benedictine to the state semifinals with a 22-5 record and helped the Bengals win 14 of their last 16 games…Concluded senior year with a 69-62 state semifinal loss to Dunbar on March 25 at Value City Arena in Columbus…Three-time All-State selection and four-year varsity starter who concluded his four-year career as Benedictine’s all-time career scorer with 1,655 points…Set the Bengals’ all-time career scoring record during the sixth game of his senior season vs. Central Catholic, passing previous recordholder Eugene Freeman (1,278 points from 1991-94)…Averaged 19.3 points, seven rebounds, 4.2 assists and 3.2 steals and shot 35 percent from 3point range as a senior…Finished with 21 points, six rebounds and four assists in helping Benedictine rally back from a 14-point deficit to defeat defending state champion Akron St. Vincent-St. Mary, 64-61…The win gave Benedictine its first state final four appearance since 1999…Finished with 27 points vs. Walsh Jesuit…Scored 32 points vs. Massillon…Named Ohio Division II First Team All-State and coDistrict II Player of the Year, sharing the honor with teammate and Central Michigan signee Derek Jackson, following his junior year…Averaged 20.2 points, 7.5 rebounds, 5.0 assists and 4.5 steals per game in leading Benedictine to a 17-6 record as a junior…Scored 20 or more points in eight games during his junior season… Scored 29 points with 11 field goals against Walsh Jesuit…Named Ohio Division II Second Team All-State as a

sophomore…Averaged 18.1 points, 7.1 rebounds, 3.0 assists and 3.0 steals per game as a sophomore while leading the Bengals to a 19-6 record…Scored over 20 points in eight games…Scored a sophomore season-high 29 points two different times against both Youngstown Cardinal Mooney and Poland Seminary…Hit a 35-foot game winning shot to defeat Madison during his sophomore year…Averaged 15.0 points, 7.0 rebounds and 5.7 assists in leading the Bengals to a 15-11 record and regional final appearance as a freshman…Started as a freshman… Delivered on a game-winning drive to give Benedictine a one point, 52-51, regional semifinal win over Fairless as a freshman…Ranked the nation’s No. 74 recruit by Scout.com…Ranked the No. 126 recruit nationally by Bob Gibbons…Played AAU Basketball with the King James Shooting Stars, coached by Dru Joyce…Invited to play at the King City Classic.

PERSONAL Born Cameron W. Wright on January 1, 1992…Son of Kevin and Cheryl Wright…Has a sister Kristin... Honor student with a 3.7-plus grade point average…Committed to Pitt on Sunday, August 9, 2009 after visiting the campus, saying it was an “unbelievable” visit and that he “found his home”…Impressed with Pitt’s facilities, but most impressed with the people and coaching staff… Committed less than 24 hours after visiting the campus…His best friend, backcourt partner and high school teammate Derek Jackson signed to play basketball at Central Michigan… Played on same team with fellow Pitt signee Isaiah Epps at the Lebron James Camp…Also considered Ohio State, Wisconsin, Michigan State, Indiana, Notre Dame, UCLA, Georgia Tech and West Virginia.

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ARON NWANKWO 6-7 200 Freshman Forward Baltimore, Md. Baltimore City College H.S.

THE STORYLINE Aron Nwankwo (pronounced NahWONK-woah) joins the Pitt Basketball team as a walk-on on full academic scholarship. He plans to major in preMed. He will make an impact on the defensive end where he adds energy, size and rebounding.

HIGH SCHOOL A 2010 graduate of Baltimore City College High School where he lettered in basketball for Head Coach Mike Daniel…Helped guide the No. 1 ranked Baltimore City Black Knights to back-

to-back Class 2A state titles, becoming the first city school to win back-toback state titles since 2006…Earned the Baltimore Basketball Academy’s 2010 Scholar-Athlete Award sponsored by State Farm…Selected to play in the Baltimore City vs. County Senior AllStar Game…Helped guide City High School to a 23-2 record, wins in each of its last 11 games and Class 2A state title in 2010 with a 56-45 win over Gwynn Park in the title game…Made an impact on the defensive end in the state title game played at the Comcast Center…Advanced to the state title game with a 62-38 semifinal win over Easton H.S….Helped team claim its first-ever Class 2A state title as a junior with a 55-42 win over Douglas H.S. in

2009…City H.S. finished 21-6 during his junior season…Played on the Baltimore Stars AAU team, which traveled to Pittsburgh to play in the Pitt JamFest…Four-year Honor Roll student…Also played defender on the lacrosse team where helped lead the Knights to a 37-game league win streak, a 10-1 overall record and 9-0 Baltimore City record…City lacrosse program won three straight city titles.

PERSONAL Born Aron Nwankwo on April 21, 1992…Son of Benjamin Nwankwo and Stephanie Phillips…Attending Pitt on full academic scholarship…Graduate of City H.S. with a perfect 4.0 grade

point average…Played in the Pitt JamFest AAU tournament at the Petersen Events Center on April 24, 2010…Head Coach Jamie Dixon offered him a walk-on spot following the event…Follows in the footsteps of two other Pitt Baltimore area players: Jermaine Dixon and Chase Adams… Chose Pitt for its pre-Med program with the opportunity to play on its top college basketball program…Said it was a “dream come true” and that he would gain the “best of both worlds” while receiving an academic scholarship offer to Pitt and then have an opportunity to play on the basketball team…Also recruited by Johns Hopkins, Penn State, Elon and NJIT…Plans to major in pre-Med.

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NICK RIVERS 6-0 180 Senior Guard Phoenix, Ariz. Brophy College Prep

THE STORYLINE A second year walk-on, Nick Rivers earned a roster spot after serving as men’s basketball team manager for two seasons. He will contribute at both guard positions. Rivers is well reknowned for his pre-game dance routine performed prior to the National Anthem during games.

2009-10 Named a Big East Academic AllStar...Played in five games on year off the bench (Ohio, Mount St. Mary’s Binghamton, Seton Hall)...Hit first field goal, a 3-pointer and grabbed first

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HIGH SCHOOL A 2008 graduate of Brophy College Prep in Phoenix, Ariz. where he played two years of varsity basketball for Head Coach Tony Fuller…Two-time First Team All-Region selection…Over his varsity career, averaged 12.5 points, 5.0 assists and three rebounds per game…Averaged 15.1 points per game while leading Brophy to the state tournament as a senior…Guided Brophy to the state’s Elite Eight after averaging 10.2 points per game as a junior…Also competed in track and

field…Competed in the high jump and recorded a personal-best 6-4 high jump in the Arizona State Track and Field Meet…Four-year Honor Roll student.

PERSONAL Born Nicholas Rivers on July 11, 1989 in Berkeley, Calif….Son of Angelo and Audrea Rivers…Has a brother Ryan and sister Miranda… Father Angelo Rivers played basketball at UC-Davis (1982-86) and was inducted into the UC-Davis Athletic Hall of Fame in 2006…A former point guard, he is the school’s career recordholder in assists (467) and ranks second in career steals (180)…Favorite

food is his mother’s Mexican rolled tacos…Person in history he would like to meet: Martin Luther King… Happiest and most gratifying moment in sports was seeing himself on ESPN…Role model is his father because he is humble, honorable, responsible and a leader…Best job ever held was a baseball umpire… Served as a student manager with the Pitt Basketball team during his first two years in Pittsburgh…Performs a dance routine, a blend of hip-hop and break dancing in the team huddle prior to games…The team discovered his dancing talent in the lockerroom and encouraged him to perform the routine before games…Outstanding student who is majoring in economics.

Juniors Ashton Gibbs and Nasir Robinson both return for their third season at Pitt after each started all 34 games last season. Gibbs, a versatile, smooth-shooting and reliable ballhandler, emerged as Pitt’s leading scorer, clutch shooter and starting point guard last year. He was named Pitt’s sixth Big East Most Improved Player Award winner in the last 11 years, earned All-Big East Second Team honors and is a candidate for various Academic All-America honors. One of the nation’s top shooters, Gibbs continues to make his mark. Robinson, an athletic, hard-nosed and fierce competitor, contributed primarily at power forward for Pitt in 2009-10. A passionate player who brings unlimited energy to the floor, Robinson provides all the intangibles for the Panthers. He rebounds and defends effectively for his size, excels at passing and slashing to the basket on offense and is explosive around the rim. Look for Robinson to again make a significant impact in the new season.

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AMERICAN MBB Contact: Nancy Yasharoff Office Phone: (202) 885-3079 Cell Phone: N/A E-mail: nancy.yasharoff@american.edu Website: aueagles.com

ILLINOIS-CHICAGO MBB Contact: John Jaramillo Office Phone: (312) 996-5880 Cell Phone: (773) 820-1820 E-mail: jjar@uic.edu Website: uicflames.com

PROVIDENCE MBB Contact: Arthur Parks Office Phone: (401) 865-2759 Cell Phone: (401) 378-7334 E-mail: aparks@providence.edu Website: friars.com

SYRACUSE MBB Contact: Pete Moore Office Phone: (315) 443-2608 Cell Phone: (315) 952-5011 E-mail: pimoore@syr.edu Website: suathletics.com

CINCINNATI MBB Contact: Michael Harris Office Phone: (513) 240-8884 Cell Phone: (513) 240-8884 E-mail: michael.harris@uc.edu Website: GoBearcats.com

LOUISVILLE MBB Contact: Kenny Klein Office Phone: (502) 852-6581 Cell Phone: (502) 599-7865 E-mail: kenny.klein@louisville.edu Website: UofLSports.com

RHODE ISLAND MBB Contact: Mike Laprey Office Phone: (401) 874-2401 Cell Phone: (401) 829-3747 E-mail: mlaprey@uri.edu Website: gorhody.com

TENNESSEE MBB Contact: Tom Satkowiak Office Phone: (865) 974-1220 Cell Phone: (865) 696-2897 E-mail: tomsid@utk.edu Website: usports.com

CONNECTICUT MBB Contac: Kyle Muncy Office Phone: (860) 208-8624 Cell Phone: (860) 208-8624 E-mail: kyle.muncy@unconn.edu Website: uconnhuskies.com

MARQUETTE MBB Contact: Scott Keykendall Office Phone: (414) 288-4794 Cell Phone: (414) 807-3490 E-mail: scott.keykendall@marquette.edu Website: GoMarquette.com

RIDER MBB Contact: Bud Focht Office Phone: (609) 896-5138 Cell Phone: (215) 946-9203 E-mail: focht@rider.edu Website: gobroncs.com

TEXAS MBB Contact: Scott McConnell Office Phone: (512) 471-1345 Cell Phone: (512) 738-9313 E-mail: scott.mcconnell@athletics.utexas.edu Website: TexasSports.com

DEPAUL MBB Contact: Greg Greenwell Office Phone: (773) 325-7548 Cell Phone: (773) 343-3722 E-mail: greenwe@depaul.edu Website: depaulbluedemons.com

MARYLAND MBB Contact: Doug Dull Office Phone: 301-314-1482 Cell Phone: N/A E-mail: ddull@umterps.com Website: umterps.com

ROBERT MORRIS MBB Contact: Jim Duzyk Office Phone: (412) 397-4314 Cell Phone: (412) 498-8359 E-mail: duzyk@rmu.com Website: rmucolonials.com

VILLANOVA MBB Contact: Mike Sheridan Office Phone: (610) 519-4120 Cell Phone: N/A E-mail: michael.sheridan@villanova.edu Website: Villanova.com

DELAWARE STATE MBB Contact: Dennis Jones Office Phone: 302-857-7365 Cell Phone: N/A E-mail: djones@desu.edu Website: dsuhornets.com

MARYLAND EASTERN SHORE MBB Contact: G. Stan Bradley Office Phone: (410) 651-6499 Cell Phone: (410) 845-6782 E-mail: gsbradley@umes.edu Website: umeshawks.com

RUTGERS MBB Contact: Kevin Lorincz Office Phone: (732) 445-7812 Cell Phone: (732) 801-4067 E-mail: klorincz@scarletknights.com Website: scarletknights.com

WEST VIRGINIA MBB Contact: Bryan Messerly Office Phone: (304) 293-2821 Cell Phone: N/A E-mail: bryan.messerly@mail.wvu.edu Website: msnsportsnet.com

DUQUESNE MBB Contact: Dave Saba Office Phone: (412) 396-5861 Cell Phone: (412) 225-5317 E-mail: saba@duq.edu Website: goduquesne.com

NORTH FLORIDA MBB Contact: Aprile Goode Office Phone: (904) 620-4026 Cell Phone: N/A E-mail: a.goode@unf.edu Website: unfospreys.com

ST. JOHNâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S MBB Contact: Mark Fratto Office Phone: (718) 990-1520 Cell Phone: (718) 698-0865 E-mail: frattom@stjohns.edu Website: redsormsports.com

BIG EAST CONFERENCE MBB Contact: John Paquette Office Phone: (401) 453-0660 Cell Phone: (401) 265-2244 E-mail: jpaquette@bigeast.org Website: bigeast.org

GEORGETOWN MBB Contact: Bill Shapland Office Phone: (202) 687-2492 Cell Phone: (202) 687-2475 E-mail: shaplanw@georgetown.com Website: guhoyas.com

NOTRE DAME MBB Contact: Bernadette Cafarelli Office Phone: (574) 631-7516 Cell Phone: (574) 273-2390 E-mail: cafarelli.1@nd.edu Website: und.com

SETON HALL MBB Contact: Matt Sweeney Office Phone: (973) 761-9493 Cell Phone: N/A E-mail: matthew.sweeney@shu.edu Website: SHUpirates.com

GAZELLE GROUP MBB Contact: Ray Cella Office Phone: (609) 921-1300 Cell Phone: N/A E-mail: rcella@gazellegroup.com Website: gazellegroup.com

ILLINOIS MBB Contact: Derrick Burson Office Phone: (217) 333-1391 Cell Phone: (217) 766-7315 E-mail: burson@illinois.edu Website: fightingillini.com

PENN MBB Contact: Mike Mahoney Office Phone: (215) 898-9232 Cell Phone: N/A E-mail: mahoneyw@upenn.edu Website: pennathletics.com

SOUTH FLORIDA MBB Contact: Amy Woodruff Office Phone: (813) 974-4087 Cell Phone: (813) 410-1194 E-mail: woodruff@admin.usf.edu Website: gousfbulls.com

MADISON SQUARE GARDEN MBB Contact: Josephine Traina Office Phone: (212) 465-6731 Cell Phone: N/A E-mail: N/A Website: thegarden.com

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2011 BIG EAST CHAMPIONSHIP CHAMPIONSHIP INFORMATION GENERAL INFORMATION Date: March 8-12, 2011. Location: New York, N.Y. Arena: Madison Square Garden (19,528) Commissioner: John Marinatto Year began: 1980 Total Years: 31 Pitt in BET:: 29th year in 201011. BIG EAST MEDIA INFORMATION Media Coordinator: John Paquette, Chuck Sullivan Office Phone: (401) 453-0660 Fax: (401) 751-8540 Switchboard: (401) 272-9108 Scoreline: (212) 465-6536 Press Row B: (212) 631-5202 E-mail Address: jpaquette@bigeast.org Mailing Address: The BIG EAST Conference, 15 Park Row West West Providence, RI 02903 MADISON SQUARE GARDEN INFORMATION Director, Sports Production: Josephine Traina Office Phone: (212) 465-6731 Fax: (212) 465-6022 Switchboard: (401) 272-9108 MSG Overnight Address: Madison Square Garden 8 Penn Plaza New York, N.Y. 10001 CREDENTIALS Media credentials are authorized and issued by the BIG EAST Conference office. Attending media members must submit a form provided by the BIG EAST Conference during the last several weeks of the regular season. Media members who miss the deadline must call John Paquette immediately. Credentials are not mailed, but are issued during Championship week at the headquarters hotel, the Grand Hyatt, and at the Madison Square Garden “Tower B.” Access Tower B through the Main Box Office Lobby of MSG (7th Avenue) and follow signs to the left to Tower B.

2011 BIG EAST MEN’S BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP FIRST ROUND Tuesday March 8

SECOND ROUND Wednesday March 9

SEMIFINALS Friday March 11

CHAMPIONSHIP Saturday March 12

No. 1 seed

No. 9 seed Noon No. 16 seed

QUARTERFINALS Thursday March 10

Noon ESPN Noon ESPN No. 8 seed 7 p.m. ESPN No. 4 seed

No. 12 seed 2 p.m. No. 13 seed

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9 p.m. ESPN No. 2 seed No. 10 seed 7 p.m. No. 15 seed

7 p.m. ESPN 7 p.m. ESPN No. 7 seed 9 p.m. ESPN No. 3 seed

No. 11 seed 9 p.m. No. 14 seed

9 p.m. ESPN 9 p.m. ESPN No. 6 seed

FUTURE BIG EAST CHAMPIONSHIP DATES Year Date 2011 March 8-12 2012

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2011 NCAA TOURNAMENT 2011 NCAA TOURNAMENT BRACKET 1

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Second Round

Regionals

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11 3 NOTES Eight teams will play in “First Four” games beginning March 15 in Dayton, Ohio. First and second round and regional sites will be placed in the bracket by the NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Committee announced on March 13 (6 p.m. ET, CBS).

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2011 NCAA TOURNAMENT SITES FIRST & SECOND ROUND SITES March 17 & 19: Pepsi Center, Denver, Colo. (Mountain West Conference); St. Petersburg Times Forum, Tampa, Fla. (USF); McKale Center, Tucson, Ariz. (Arizona); Verizon Center, Washington D.C. (Georgetown).

March 18 & 20: Time Warner Cable Arena, Charlotte, N.C. (Charlotte); United Center, Chicago, Ill. (Big Ten Conference); Quicken Loans Arena, Cleveland, Ohio (Cleveland State); BOK Center, Tulsa, Okla. (Tulsa).

REGIONAL SITES March 24 & 26: West: Honda Center, Anaheim, Calif. (Big West Conference); Southeast: Louisiana Superdome, New Orleans, La. (Tulane).

2011 NCAA TOURNAMENT HOST MEDIA CONTACTS Host Phone Number Arizona .................... (520) 621-4163 Big Ten ........... (847) 696-1010 (143) Big West .................. (949) 261-2525 Charlotte .................. (704) 687-6310 Cleveland State ....... (216) 687-5155 Georgetown ............. (202) 687-2492 Houston ................... (713) 743-9404

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Host Phone Number Mountain West ........ (719) 488-4051 Rice ......................... (713) 348-4034 Seton Hall ................ (973) 761-9493 South Florida ........... (813) 974-4086 Texas-San Antonio .. (210) 458-4551 Tulsa ........................ (918) 631-3200 Tulane ...................... (504) 862-8240

March 25 & 27: East: Prudential Center, Newark, N.J. (Seton Hall); Southwest: Alamodome, San Antonio, Texas (UTSA). NCAA FINAL FOUR April 2-4: Reliant Stadium, Houston, Texas (Houston/Rice).

FUTURE FINAL FOUR SITES AND HOSTS Year 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

Date April 2-4 M31-A2 April 6-8 April 5-7 April 4-6 April 2-4

Arena, City Reliant Stadium, Houston, Texas Superdome, New Orleans, La. Georgia Dome, Atlanta, Ga. Cowboys Stadium, Arlington, Texas Lucas Oil Stadium, Indianapolis, Ind. Reliant Stadium, Houston, Texas

Host Houston Tulane Georgia Tech Big 12 Butler/Horizon L. Houston/Rice

Unranked in the preseason polls and picked to finish ninth out of 16 teams in the annual Big East preseason coachesâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; poll, Pitt surprised the nation by recording a 25-9 overall record, finishing in second place in the league standings for a second straight year and earning a No. 3 seed upon entering the NCAA Tournament. Pitt also became the only Big East program to advance to the NCAA Tournament for a ninth straight season and win at least 20 overall games and 10 league games (13-5) in each of the last nine seasons. Seniors Jermaine Dixon, Chase Adams, Tim Frye and Austin Wallace were honored on Senior Day against Rutgers on March 6, 2010. Dixon was joined by his family including older brother Juan, who enjoyed a long-lasting NBA career. Prior to its season opener against Wofford, Pitt raised a banner honoring its 2008-09 NCAA Elite Eight appearance. Fantastic finishes were the norm for Pitt in 2009-10 as the Panthers won several games in dramatic comeback fashion against the likes of Louisville, West Virginia, Wofford and Duquesne. Pitt played its longest game in school history, a three-overtime finish vs. West Virginia. The contest featured several clutch shots and buzzer beaters. Ashton Gibbs swished a 30-foot buzzer beater to complete a comeback win against Providence on March 4, 2010. Teamwork remained the foundation for a Pitt program that saw a variety of players step into key leadership roles and contribute including Ashton Gibbs, Brad Wanamaker, Gary McGhee, Nasir Robinson and Travon Woodall.

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SEASON IN REVIEW Pitt finishes 25-9, advances to ninth straight NCAA Tournament as No. 3 seed, finishes in second place in the Big East for the second straight year Fantastic finishes. Stunning upsets. Dramatic come-from-behind victories. Breakout performances. Overcoming great odds. Improved players. All of these variables characterized the 200910 Pitt Basketball season. Picked to finish ninth by Big East coaches in the league’s annual preseason coaches’ poll and unranked upon entering the season, the national college basketball experts expected little from Pitt. It was certainly understandable considering the Panthers lost four starters, two NBA players and almost 75 percent of its production from an NCAA Elite Eight team. But the remaining Panthers went to work as Pitt surprised the college basketball nation with a 25-9 overall record, a second consecutive second place finish in the Big East Conference regular season (13-5), a ninth straight NCAA Tournament appearance and a No. 3 seed upon entering the NCAA

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Category Rank AVG Scoring Offense ............ 178 .. 68.7 Scoring Defense ............. 36 .. 61.8 Scoring Margin ................ 61 .... 6.9 Field Goal Pct. .............. 104 .. 44.7 FG Pct. Defense .............. 35 .. 40.0 Three-Point FG PG ........ 153 .. 34.4 Three-Point FG Pct. ........ 51 .. 31.4 Free Throw Pct. ............ 157 .. 69.3 Rebound Margin .............. 29 .... 5.0 Assists Per Game ............ 21 .. 15.8 Blocked Shots PG ........... 91 .... 4.1 Steals Per Game ........... 300 .... 5.2 Won-Loss Pct. ................. 34 .. 73.5 Turnovers Per Game ........ 70 .. 12.4 Personal Fouls PG ........... 86 .. 17.5

Tourney. In addition, Pitt proved to be the only team in the nation to defeat three top-5 nationally ranked teams during the season—No. 5 Syracuse, No. 5 West Virginia and No. 3 Villanova—and concluded the year with a spectacular 17-1 home record. It was the players who rose to the challenge. Lone senior starter Jermaine Dixon battled back from a preseason injury to average 10.6 ppg. and 4.0 rpg. and provide stellar perimeter defense. Dixon was named the Big East’s Defensive Player of the Year by The Sporting News. Sophomore Ashton Gibbs moved into the starting point guard role and blossomed into the team’s clutch scorer. The 2010 Big East Most Improved Player and All-Big East Second Team selection, Gibbs led the squad in scoring (15.7 ppg.), hit 78 3point field goals and also set a school record for most consecutive free throws made with 46. Junior Brad Wanamaker emerged into the team’s top playmaker as he led the squad in assists (4.7 apg.) and contributed 12.3 points and 5.7 rebounds per game. He also became one of only six players in school history to average more than 10.0 points, 4.0 rebounds and 4.0 assists in a season. Junior Gary McGhee (6.9 ppg.) started all 34 games at center, led the Panthers in rebounding (6.8 rpg.) and blocked shots (59) and impressed on defense. Once again, Gilbert Brown’s athleticism was on display as the junior provided high scoring games and highlight-reel plays en route to averaging 10.7 ppg. Sophomore Nasir Robinson emerged into the starting power forward role and contributed all the key intangibles, along with 6.6 ppg.

Senior Mike Cook hoists the Big East Tournament championship trophy after the Panthers became just the second team in league history to win the tourney with four straight wins. Cook went down with a season-ending knee injury on Dec. 20 vs. Duke, but still remained a key part of the team. Cook applied for a sixth year of eligibility but was denied by the NCAA in August.

Jermaine Dixon concluded the year by earning Big East Defensive Player of the Year honors by The Sporting News.

2009-10 HONORS AND AWARDS ALL-AMERICA Jim Phelan National Coach of the Year Jamie Dixon USA Basketball National Coach of the Year Jamie Dixon Coach of the Year Finalist Associated Press COY USBWA Henry Iba Award Skip Prosser Man of the Year Award Bob Cousy Award Finalist Ashton Gibbs ALL-REGION USWBA All-Region 2 Team Ashton Gibbs

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ALL-CONFERENCE Big East Most Improved Player Ashton Gibbs All-Big East Second Team: Ashton Gibbs Sporting News All-Big East Defensive Player of the Year Jermaine Dixon Big East Statistical Champions Free Throw Percentage: Ashton Gibbs (88.4%) Big East Player of the Week Ashton Gibbs (Jan. 4) Big East Academic All-Stars Tim Frye, Ashton Gibbs, Nick Rivers, J.J. Richardson, Dante Taylor, Lamar Patterson

TEAM AWARDS Most Valuable Player: Brad Wanamaker, Ashton Gibbs Most Improved Player: Travon Woodall Best Defensive Player: Jermaine Dixon, Gary McGhee Captains Award: Jermaine Dixon, Brad Wanamaker Team Rebounding Leader: Gary McGhee (6.8 rpg) Free Throw Shooting Leader: Ashton Gibbs (88.4%) Most Inspirational Player: Nasir Robinson Coaches Award: Gilbert Brown, Chase Adams Academic Excellence Award: Dante Taylor Jaron Brown Pursuit of Excellence Award: J.J. Richardson

and 5.6 rpg. The team’s true point guard, redshirt freshman Travon Woodall showed dramatic improvement throughout the year and ranked second on the squad in assists. Freshman Dante Taylor showed flashes of his promise. Here are a few of the season’s most memorable moments and highlights: Pitt raised a banner to honor the 2009 NCAA Elite Eight accomplishment prior to its season opener on Nov. 13. Pitt battled back from a 17-point second half deficit to defeat Duquesne 67-58 in double overtime. The Dec. 2 game marked the final college basketball game played at Pittsburgh’s Mellon Arena. Pitt vaulted into the national rankings after winning its first five Big East regular season contests

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SCHOOL RECORDS SET/MILESTONE ACHIEVEMENTS MILESTONES Brad Wanamaker, became one of only six players in school history to average more than 10.0 points, 4.0 rebounds and 4.0 assists in a season. Brad Wanamaker became one of only 11 players in school history to register over 300 points and 150 assists in a season. Jamie Dixon, first coach in school history to win 20-plus overall games and 10-plus Big East games in seven consecutive seasons. Jamie Dixon, first head coach in school history to guide Pitt to seven straight NCAA Tournaments.

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Consecutive free throws made, Ashton Gibbs (46 from 11/24/ 09-1/4/10). Most minutes, game, Ashton Gibbs (50 vs. West Virginia, 2/ 12/10). 3-point field goals madesophomore season, Ashton Gibbs (74). 3-point field goals attemptedsophomore season, Ashton Gibbs (184). Free throw percentage-game, Ashton Gibbs (1.000, 14-14, at Seton Hall, 1/24/10). TEAM RECORDS Most consecutive winning seasons (10). Most consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances (9).

including three consecutive difficult road tests at No. 5 Syracuse, Cincinnati and No. 15 Connecticut. The Syracuse win was especially impressive as the Panthers outscored the undefeated Orange by 13 points in the second half. Brown played a key role in the Cincinnati win with 13 second half points. Rallied from behind to defeat Louisville 82-77 in overtime on Jan. 16. Trailing by five points with 54 seconds left to play in regulation, Wanamaker converted a 3-pointer and hit two game-tying free throws with 1.9 seconds to send the contest into overtime. Robinson played a key role with a game-high 26 points. Played the longest game in school history, a three-overtime 98-95

victory over No. 5 West Virginia on Feb. 12. Once again, Pitt erased a seven-point deficit with 1:13 left in regulation as Gibbs hit a 3-pointer to force overtime. The rivalry matchup saw several amazing clutch field goals from both teams. Before the largest on-campus crowd in school history and a CBS nationally televised audience, Pitt defeated No. 3 Villanova 70-65 on Feb. 21. The contest marked a rematch of the 2009 NCAA Elite Eight matchup. Ashton Gibbs swished a buzzerbeating 30-foot 3-point shot to defeat Providence 73-71 on March 4 at the Petersen Events Center. The shot will go down as one of the most amazing plays in Pitt Basketball history.

Ashton Gibbs completed a stellar 2009-10 season by earning the Big East Most Improved Player award and All-Big East Second Team honors.

Brad Wanamaker finished the year with six double-doubles and led the Panthers in assists (160) and steals (41).

2009-10 PITT BASKETBALL ACCOMPLISHMENTS Entered the Big East Tournament as the league’s No. 2 seed for the second consecutive season with a 13-5 record after being picked to finish ninth in the annual preseason coaches’ poll. Finished ranked among the nation’s top-25 programs after entering the season unranked. Defeated three top-5 nationally ranked teams (No. 5 Syracuse, No. 5 West Virginia and No. 3 Villanova), the nation’s only program to achieve that honor. Pitt ranks among the nation’s top-6 programs in most NCAA Sweet Sixteen appearances over the last nine seasons. Only two programs nationally have advanced to more Sweet Sixteens during that span. Those programs include: Duke-7 and Kansas-6. Pitt, Texas, Connecticut and Michigan State all have advanced to five during that period. Advanced to the NCAA Tournament for a school record ninth consecutive season and 22nd time in school history. Previously, Pitt appeared in three straight NCAA Tournaments from 1987-89. The nine consecutive appearances rank as the most in the Big East Conference during that span. Villanova ranks second with six straight NCAA Tournament appearances. Became one of only seven schools nationwide to advance to the NCAA Tournament in each of the past nine years (2001-10). The seven schools include Duke, Gonzaga, Kansas, Michigan St., Pitt, Texas and Wisconsin. Compiled a 245-65 record and .790 winning percentage over the past nine seasons (2001-10), which ranks among the nation’s top-five best winning percentages during that span. The .790 winning percentage ranks No. 1 in the Big East during that period. Achieved a school record ninth straight 20-win season (25-9). It was Pitt’s 17th all-time 20-win season. Pitt’s 25 wins tied for the seventh most season wins in school history. Surpassed 20 wins overall and 10 wins in Big East regular season play for a school record ninth consecutive season. Pitt is the only Big East program to have surpassed 20 overall games and 10 league games in each of the past nine seasons. Additionally, Pitt is one of only three schools nationally to advance to the NCAA Tournament and win 20 overall and 10 league games in each of the last ninth seasons. The three schools are Gonzaga, Kansas and Pitt. Finished the Big East regular season tied for second place with a 13-5 record. The 13 wins tied for the second highest win total in league play since Pitt joined the Big East. Pitt’s combined two-year Big East record of 28-8 ranks as the third winningest two-year total in school history. Achieved a school record and ninth straight 10-win Big East regular season (13-5). Over the last nine years, Pitt owns a 109-41 record and .727 winning percentage in Big East regular season games, which ranks first in the conference during that period. Jamie Dixon became the first coach in school history to guide Pitt to seven straight NCAA Tournaments (2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009 and 2010) and seven straight 20-win overall and 10-win league seasons. With his 188 career wins, Jamie Dixon tied the NCAA Division I all-time coaching record for most wins after seven seasons as a head coach. He tied the record held by Gonzaga’s Mark Few set from 2000-06. Dixon concluded the 2009-10 season as the winningest coach in Big East history with a current .696 winning percentage in league games (94-41). Following Dixon are: 2. John Thompson, Georgetown (.653), 3. Jim Calhoun, Connecticut (.642), 4. Jim Boeheim, Syracuse (.642) and 5. Lou Carnesseca, St. John’s (.635). Dixon (.777 career winning percentage) concluded his seventh season ranked as the third winningest active coach in NCAA Division I college basketball. Dixon currently trails Gonzaga’s Mark Few (.802) and North Carolina’s Roy Williams (.795). Named Madison Square Garden’s “Team of the Decade” after winning two Big East titles and advancing to seven league tournament title games from 2000-09. Jamie Dixon was named Madison Square Garden’s “Coach of the Decade” after leading Pitt to the 2008 Big East title and four tournament title games, along with creating the Maggie Dixon Classic, the nation’s premier women’s college basketball event. Became one of only three schools nationwide to advance to the NCAA Tournament and win at least one game in the tourney in eight of the last nine seasons. Those three schools include: Pitt, Duke and Wisconsin. No school has advanced to each of the last nine NCAA Tournaments and won at least one game in each of the nine tourneys. Sophomore Ashton Gibbs earned Pitt’s sixth Big East Most Improved Player Award in the last 11 years and was selected to the All-Big East Second Team. Senior Jermaine Dixon was named the Big East’s Defensive Player of the Year by Sporting News magazine. Completed the season with a 17-1 home record, which ranks as Pitt’s sixth best home winning percentage. Concluded its eighth year in the Petersen Events Center with a 132-11 all-time record and .923 winning percentage (16-0 in 2002-03, 19-1 in 2003-04, 13-4 in 2004-05, 16-1 in 2005-06, 16-2 in 2006-07, 16-2 in 2007-08, 19-0 in 2008-09 and 17-1 in 2009-10). The 132-11 record and .923 winning percentage ranks among the nation’s top-5 best marks since the arena opened in 2002 (Kansas-.949, Gonzaga-.935, Duke.931, Wisconsin-.925, Pitt-.923). Sold out the Petersen Events Center for the eighth consecutive season and has enjoyed a string of 150 consecutive home sellouts dating back to a January 12, 2002 game against Notre Dame.

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2009-10 STATISTICS/RESULTS OVERALL GAMES (25-9) Record: Overall Home Away Neutral All Games ............................ 25-9 ........ 17-1 ......... 6-4 .......... 2-4 Big East Conference ........... 13-5 .......... 8-1 ......... 5-4 .......... 0-0 Non-Conference .................. 12-4 .......... 9-0 ......... 1-0 .......... 2-4 ## 12 22 05 24 52 35 01 11 21 03 14 55 25 42 44

Player Ashton Gibbs Brad Wanamaker Gilbert Brown Jermaine Dixon Gary McGhee Nasir Robinson Travon Woodall Dante Taylor Lamar Patterson Chase Adams Nick Rivers J.J. Richardson Dwight Miller Talib Zanna Tim Frye Team................ Total.......... Opponents......

TOTAL 3-PTS REBOUNDS Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF .397 78 200 .390 137 155 .884 14 81 95 2.8 40 .439 25 70 .357 126 175 .720 57 138 195 5.7 98 .497 21 53 .396 60 84 .714 21 53 74 3.2 56 .385 14 67 .209 57 81 .704 22 78 100 4.0 58 .623 0 0 .000 47 81 .580 81 149 230 6.8 72 .495 5 16 .313 26 62 .419 68 121 189 5.6 86 .387 18 67 .269 31 46 .674 9 68 77 2.3 74 .584 0 0 .000 35 61 .574 62 65 127 3.7 56 .250 5 11 .455 6 11 .545 4 8 12 1.2 8 .386 13 33 .394 5 7 .714 1 11 12 0.4 15 .333 1 2 .500 1 2 .500 0 1 1 0.2 1 .667 0 0 .000 5 8 .625 8 13 21 1.0 17 .267 1 7 .143 1 2 .500 3 15 18 1.1 11 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 1 .000 0 2 .000 0 0 .000 0 1 1 0.2 0 70 49 119 3.5 1 34 6950 204.4 809 1812 .446 181 528 .343 537 775 .693 420 851 1271 37.4 594 34 6950 204.4 754 1883 .400 172 548 .314 421 637 .661 385 714 1099 32.3 663

GP GS Min 34 34 1177 34 34 1107 23 0 546 25 23 714 34 34 822 34 34 848 34 11 687 34 0 474 10 0 104 27 0 285 5 0 6 22 0 85 16 0 84 1 0 3 5 0 9 34 34

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Avg FG FGA 34.6 159 401 32.6 133 303 23.7 83 167 28.6 97 252 24.2 94 151 24.9 97 196 20.2 60 155 13.9 52 89 10.4 6 24 10.6 17 44 1.2 1 3 3.9 6 9 5.3 4 15 3.0 0 0 1.8 0 3

1st 1062 940

2nd 1217 1121

OT 2OT 26 21 21 12

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3OT 10 7

Total 2336 2101

FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 0 62 40 3 26 533 15.7 2 160 92 10 41 417 12.3 1 42 36 5 11 247 10.7 1 56 38 13 29 265 10.6 0 19 45 59 8 235 6.9 2 53 51 11 13 225 6.6 2 108 58 7 19 169 5.0 0 4 18 20 15 139 4.1 0 4 5 4 3 23 2.3 0 24 14 1 7 52 1.9 0 0 0 0 0 4 0.8 0 1 3 1 2 17 0.8 0 2 7 4 2 10 0.6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0.0 14 8 536 421 138 177 2336 68.7 - 379 367 133 186 2101 61.8

Deadball Rebounds: Off. Def. Total Pitt ........................................ 103 ............. 8 .......... 111 Opponents ............................ 101 ............. 4 .......... 105

2009-10 RESULTS Overall: 25-9 Home: 17-1 Away: 6-4 Neutral: 2-4 Date 11/13/09 11/17/09 11/19/09 11/23/09 11/24/09 11/28/09 12/02/09 12/04/09 12/08/09 12/12/09 12/19/09 12/22/09 12/28/09 01/02/10 01/04/10 01/13/10 01/16/10 01/20/10 01/24/10 01/28/10 01/31/10 02/03/10 02/06/10 02/08/10 02/12/10 02/18/10 02/21/10 02/24/10 02/27/10 03/04/10 03/06/10 03/11/10 03/19/10 03/21/10

Time 8:10 p.m. 5:30 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:37 p.m. 10:20 p.m. Noon 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 9:30 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. Noon 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. Noon 7:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 9:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. Noon 7:00 p.m. Noon 9:00 p.m. 4:30 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 2:55 p.m. 3:40 p.m.

Opponent (TV) WOFFORD BINGHAMTON (ESPN2) EASTERN KENTUCKY vs. #Wichita State (ESPN2) vs. #Texas (ESPN) YOUNGSTOWN STATE (ESPN-R) at &Duquesne (CBS-CS) NEW HAMPSHIRE vs. %Indiana (ESPN) KENT STATE (ESPN-U) MOUNT ST. MARY’S OHIO (ESPN-R) *DEPAUL (ESPN-U) at *Syracuse (ESPN-R) at *Cincinnati (ESPN) at *Connecticut (ESPN2) *LOUISVILLE (ESPN-R) *GEORGETOWN (ESPN-U) at *Seton Hall (ESPN-R) *ST. JOHN’S (ESPN-U) at *South Florida (ESPN-R) at *West Virginia (ESPN-R) *SETON HALL (ESPN-R) ROBERT MORRIS (ESPN-R) *WEST VIRGINIA (ESPN) at *Marquette (ESPN2) *VILLANOVA (CBS) at *Notre Dame (ESPN2) at *St. John’s (ESPN-R) *PROVIDENCE (ESPN2) *RUTGERS (ESPN-R) vs. +Notre Dame (ESPN) vs. ^Oakland (CBS) vs. ^Xavier (CBS)

W/L W W W W L W W-2OT W L W W W W W W W W-OT L L W L L W W W-3OT W W L W W W L W L

Score 63-60 71-46 71-60 68-55 62-78 72-56 67-58 47-32 64-74 71-59 66-48 74-49 65-52 82-72 74-71 67-57 82-77 66-74 61-64 63-53 61-70 51-70 83-58 77-53 98-95 58-51 70-65 53-68 71-64 73-71 83-54 45-50 89-66 68-71

Attend. 10112 7677 9148 7226 8076 10135 12336 8856 8975 9468 7039 9261 10811 24969 8699 15290 12781 12677 8043 12511 5370 15419 6681 7211 12902 16486 12920 8581 6892 12511 12508 19375 17847 18031

High Points (15) Brad Wanamaker (22) Ashton Gibbs (20) Ashton Gibbs (19) Travon Woodall (13) Brad Wanamaker (14) Gibbs/Wanamaker (15) Ashton Gibbs (23) Ashton Gibbs (25) Ashton Gibbs (18) Brad Wanamaker (20) Brad Wanamaker (15) Ashton Gibbs (23) Ashton Gibbs (24) Ashton Gibbs (19) Ashton Gibbs (19) Gibbs/Wanamaker (26) Nasir Robinson (20) Gilbert Brown (23) Ashton Gibbs (16) Brad Wanamaker (25) Gilbert Brown (13) Jermaine Dixon (23) Gilbert Brown (20) Ashton Gibbs (24) Gibbs/Wanamaker (10) McGhee/Dixon/Wnmkr (21) Ashton Gibbs (13) Jermaine Dixon (13) Brown/Robinson (25) Ashton Gibbs (19) Gilbert Brown (16) Brad Wanamaker (17) Brown/Dixon (19) Ashton Gibbs

High Rebounds (8) Gary McGhee (10) Nasir Robinson (12) Dante Taylor (6) McGhee/Woodall (10) Gary McGhee (10) McGhee/Robinson (10) Brad Wanamaker (11) Dante Taylor (7) Nasir Robinson (11) Gary McGhee (10) Gary McGhee (10) Wamamaker/Taylor (9) Brad Wanamaker (8) Taylor/Gibbs (6) Gary McGhee (9) Gary McGhee (11) Nasir Robinson (13) Brad Wanamaker (8) Brad Wanamaker (8) Gilbert Brown (11) Gary McGhee (9) Gary McGhee (11) Gary McGhee (10) Brad Wanamaker (12) Gary McGhee (7) Jermaine Dixon (10) Gary McGhee (8) Gary McGhee (9) Nasir Robinson (12) Jermaine Dixon (8) Nasir Robinson (5) Jermaine Dixon (6) McGhee/Robinson (10) Brad Wanamaker

*Big East Conference game; %Jimmy V Classic (New York, N.Y., Madison Square Garden); &played at Mellon Arena (Pittsburgh, Pa.); +Big East Championship (New York, N.Y., Madison Square Garden); ^NCAA First & Second Rounds (Milwaukee, Wis.).

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BIG EAST CONFERENCE GAMES (13-5) ## 12 24 22 05 52 35 01 11 55 03 25 14 44

Player Ashton Gibbs Jermaine Dixon Brad Wanamaker Gilbert Brown Gary McGhee Nasir Robinson Travon Woodall Dante Taylor J.J. Richardson Chase Adams Dwight Miller Nick Rivers Tim Frye Team................ Total.......... Opponents......

GP GS 18 18 17 17 18 18 18 0 18 18 18 18 18 1 18 0 11 0 13 0 4 0 2 0 2 0 18 18

Min 648 517 583 443 468 403 293 213 54 59 11 3 6

Avg 36.0 30.4 32.4 24.6 26.0 22.4 16.3 11.8 4.9 4.5 2.8 1.5 3.0

FG FGA 80 198 74 185 65 157 65 132 51 90 41 90 23 54 28 43 5 8 3 11 1 3 0 2 0 2

18 3700 205.0 436 975 18 3700 205.0 428 1025

Score by Periods: Pitt Opponents

1st 557 517

2nd 661 634

OT 23 18

TOTAL 3-PTS Pct 3FG FGA Pct .404 44 99 .444 .400 11 51 .216 .414 12 33 .364 .492 14 40 .350 .567 0 0 .000 .456 2 5 .400 .426 6 25 .240 .651 0 0 .000 .625 0 0 .000 .273 3 11 .273 .333 0 1 .000 .000 0 1 .000 .000 0 2 .000 .447 .418

92 268 88 267

REBOUNDS FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF 82 95 .863 7 55 62 3.4 23 36 52 .692 18 52 70 4.1 42 58 79 .734 29 61 90 5.0 53 52 75 .693 18 41 59 3.3 42 25 42 .595 49 75 124 6.9 41 14 25 .560 36 58 94 5.2 50 15 21 .714 3 27 30 1.7 37 9 17 .529 27 19 46 2.6 32 5 8 .625 6 6 12 1.1 6 1 1 1.000 0 1 1 0.1 3 0 0 .000 0 2 2 0.5 3 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 1 0 0 .000 0 1 1 0.5 0 27 30 57 3.2 1 .343 297 415 .716 220 428 648 36.0 334 .330 242 362 .669 228 383 611 33.9 355

FO 0 1 1 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0

A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 31 23 2 12 286 15.9 40 27 10 22 195 11.5 98 45 7 18 200 11.1 34 25 4 9 196 10.9 12 15 31 4 127 7.1 24 19 5 3 98 5.4 39 21 2 8 67 3.7 1 12 8 9 65 3.6 1 2 1 0 15 1.4 5 4 1 0 10 0.8 0 0 0 0 2 0.5 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 6 6 285 199 71 85 1261 70.1 - 211 174 80 95 1186 65.9

Deadball Rebounds: Off. Def. Total Pitt .......................................... 51 ............. 4 ............ 55 Opponents .............................. 57 ............. 3 ............ 60

2OT 3OT Total 10 10 1261 10 7 1186

BIG EAST TOURNAMENT GAMES (0-1) ## 22 24 35 12 05 11 01 52

Player Brad Wanamaker Jermaine Dixon Nasir Robinson Ashton Gibbs Gilbert Brown Dante Taylor Travon Woodall Gary McGhee Team................ Total.......... Opponents......

GP GS 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 1 1

1 1

Min 34 35 26 33 18 18 15 21

Avg 34.0 35.0 26.0 33.0 18.0 18.0 15.0 21.0

FG FGA 5 11 4 12 3 5 2 4 1 5 1 2 1 3 0 2

200 200

40.0 40.0

17 18

44 34

TOTAL 3-PTS Pct 3FG FGA Pct .455 1 2 .500 .333 0 3 .000 .600 1 1 1.000 .500 0 1 .000 .200 0 3 .000 .500 0 0 .000 .333 0 0 .000 .000 0 0 .000 .386 .529

2 6

10 13

.200 .462

REBOUNDS FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg 5 5 1.000 1 2 3 3.0 2 3 .667 2 3 5 5.0 1 2 .500 2 2 4 4.0 0 0 .000 0 1 1 1.0 1 2 .500 1 2 3 3.0 0 0 .000 2 0 2 2.0 0 0 .000 0 1 1 1.0 0 0 .000 0 3 3 3.0 3 2 5 5.0 9 12 .750 11 16 27 27.0 8 14 .571 4 18 22 22.0

Score by Periods: 1st 2nd OT Total Pitt ....................................... 29 ....... 16 ..... – .......... 45 Opponents ........................... 32 ....... 18 ..... – .......... 50

PF 1 0 1 2 2 2 1 3 0 12 13

FO 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -

A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 3 3 0 3 16 16.0 3 1 0 1 10 10.0 1 0 0 1 8 8.0 0 1 0 1 4 4.0 0 4 0 1 3 3.0 1 0 0 0 2 2.0 1 0 0 0 2 2.0 0 1 1 0 0 0.0 1 9 11 1 7 45 45.0 14 12 3 5 50 50.0

Deadball Rebounds: Off. Def. Total Pitt ............................................ 1 ............. 0 .............. 1 Opponents ................................ 2 ............. 0 .............. 2

NCAA TOURNAMENT GAMES (1-1) ## 05 22 12 35 24 01 52 11 03 55

Player Gilbert Brown Brad Wanamaker Ashton Gibbs Nasir Robinson Jermaine Dixon Travon Woodall Gary McGhee Dante Taylor Chase Adams J.J. Richardson Team................ Total.......... Opponents......

GP GS 2 0 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 0 2 2 2 0 1 0 2 0 2 2

2 2

Min 41 69 58 51 60 41 47 28 0 5

Avg 20.5 34.5 29.0 25.5 30.0 20.5 23.5 14.0 0.0 2.5

FG FGA 11 20 8 19 7 23 10 16 6 20 6 12 5 7 2 3 0 0 0 0

400 400

40.0 40.0

55 43

120 107

TOTAL 3-PTS Pct 3FG FGA Pct .550 5 7 .714 .421 0 2 .000 .304 4 16 .250 .625 0 1 .000 .300 0 3 .000 .500 2 4 .500 .714 0 0 .000 .667 0 0 .000 .000 0 0 .000 .000 0 0 .000 .458 .402

11 12

33 37

.333 .324

REBOUNDS FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg 4 4 1.000 1 6 7 3.5 13 19 .684 6 8 14 7.0 8 10 .800 0 5 5 2.5 1 5 .200 4 5 9 4.5 7 10 .700 1 9 10 5.0 0 0 .000 1 6 7 3.5 2 4 .500 3 7 10 5.0 1 2 .500 1 5 6 3.0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 .000 1 2 3 1.5 6 1 7 3.5 36 54 .667 24 54 78 39.0 39 55 .709 16 47 63 31.5

PF 6 5 5 5 4 5 5 5 0 4 0 44 41

FO 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 -

A TO Blk Stl Pts 3 2 1 1 31 11 5 0 2 29 2 0 0 2 26 6 1 1 0 21 2 3 0 5 19 6 4 1 1 14 0 7 0 1 12 0 1 2 2 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 30 24 5 14 157 17 24 4 12 137

Avg 15.5 14.5 13.0 10.5 9.5 7.0 6.0 2.5 0.0 0.0 78.5 68.5

Deadball Rebounds: Off. Def. Total Pitt .......................................... 11 ............. 0 ............ 11 Opponents .............................. 10 ............. 1 ............ 11

Score by Periods: 1st 2nd OT Total Pitt ....................................... 67 ....... 90 ..... – ........ 157 Opponents ........................... 61 ....... 76 ..... – ........ 137

ATTENDANCE SUMMARY OVERALL ATTENDANCE Attendance Games Home ........................... 18 Away ............................ 10 Neutral ........................... 6 Total ............................. 34

Totals Avg/Game ......... 185209 ............ 10289 ......... 201615 ............ 12208 ........... 79530 ............ 13255 ......... 466354 ............ 13716

CONFERENCE ATTENDANCE Attendance Games Totals Avg/Game Home ............................. 9 ......... 106302 ............ 11811 Away .............................. 9 ......... 109749 ............ 12194 Neutral ........................... 0 ................... 0 .................... 0 Total ............................. 18 ......... 216051 ............ 12002

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2009-10 HIGHS & LOWS PITT TEAM HIGHS & LOWS Points: Field Goals Made: Field Goal Attempts: Field Goal Percentage: 3-Point FG Made: 3-Point FG Attempts: 3-Point FG Percentage: Free Throws Made: Free Throw Attempts: Free Throw Percentage: Rebounds: Assists: Steals: Blocked Shots: Turnovers:

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High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low

98 45 31 16 70 42 .558 .302 10 2 26 7 .571 .167 31 3 42 7 .875 .300 54 25 26 5 12 0 12 0 21 4 28 11

West Virginia (02/12/10) vs. Notre Dame (03/11/10) two times at West Virginia (02/03/10) vs. Indiana (12/8/09) two times Ohio, 29-52 (12/22/09) at West Virginia, 16-53 (02/03/10) three times three times West Virginia (02/12/10) two times two times St. John’s, 2-12 (01/28/10) West Virginia (02/12/10) two times two times at Notre Dame (02/24/20) two times Providence, 3-10 (03/04/10) at Duquesne (12/02/09) at Notre Dame (02/24/10) Ohio (12/22/09) at West Virginia (02/03/10) vs. Wichita State (11/23/09) at St. John’s (02/27/10) Eastern Kentucky (11/19/09) vs. Texas (11/24/09) Ohio (12/22/09) at Notre Dame (02/24/10) West Virginia (02/12/10) Eastern Kentucky (11/19/09)

OPPONENT HIGHS & LOWS Points: Field Goals Made Field Goal Attempts: Field Goal Percentage: 3-Point FG Made: 3-Point FG Attempts: 3-Point FG Percentage: Free Throws Made: Free Throw Attempts: Free Throw Percentage: Rebounds: Assists: Steals: Blocked Shots: Turnovers: Fouls:

PITT INDIVIDUAL HIGHS Points:

26 25 25 25 24 FG Made: 11 11 FG Attempts: 25 18 FG Pct: 1.000 1.000 3FGM: 6 3FG Attempts: 15 13 3FG Pct. 1.000 FT Made: 14 11 FT Attempts: 14 14 FT Pct: 1.000 1.000 Rebounds: 13 12 12 12 Assists: 13 13 Steals: 5 5 Blocked Shots: 6 5 Turnovers: 7 6 6

Nasir Robinson vs. Louisville (01/16/10) Ashton Gibbs vs. Providence (03/04/10) Gilbert Brown at South Florida (01/31/10) Ashton Gibbs vs. Indiana (12/08/09) four times Jermaine Dixon vs. Providence (03/04/10) Nasir Robinson vs. Louisville (01/16/10) Ashton Gibbs vs. Indiana (12/08/09) Jermaine Dixon vs. Providence (03/04/10) Gary McGhee, 5-5, at Marquette (02/18/10) Nasir Robinson, 5-5, vs. Ohio (12/22/09) Ashton Gibbs, four times Ashton Gibbs vs. Indiana (12/08/09) Ashton Gibbs, two times Brad Wanamaker, 3-3, vs. Kent State (12/12/09) Ashton Gibbs at Seton Hall (01/24/10) Brad Wanamaker vs. Louisville (01/16/10) Ashton Gibbs at Seton Hall (01/24/10) Brad Wanamaker at Syracuse (01/02/10) Ashton Gibbs, 14-14, at Seton Hall (01/24/10) Ashton Gibbs, 8-8, vs. Robert Morris (02/08/10) Brad Wanamaker vs. Georgetown (01/20/10) Jermaine Dixon vs. Providence (03/04/10) Gary McGhee vs. West Virginia (02/12/10) Dante Taylor vs. Eastern Kentucky (11/19/09) Brad Wanamaker vs. Providence (03/04/10) Travon Woodall vs. Binghampton (11/17/09) Jermaine Dixon vs. Oakland (03/19/10) Jermaine Dixon at Syracuse (01/02/10) Gary McGhee at Marquette (02/18/10) Gary McGhee vs. Ohio (12/22/09) Brad Wanamaker at Marquette (02/18/10) Travon Woodall vs. Wichita State (11/23/09) Nasir Robisnon vs. Eastern Kentucky (11/19/09)

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High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low

95 32 31 12 74 34 .529 .235 10 1 33 5 .700 .077 26 3 37 7 1.000 .400 51 22 20 4 13 0 10 0 24 5 27 9

West Virginia (02/12/10) New Hampshire (12/04/09) West Virginia (02/12/10) New Hampshire (12/04/09) West Virginia (02/12/10) vs. Notre Dame (03/11/10) vs. Notre Dame, 18-34 (03/11/10) New Hampshire, 12-51 (12/04/09) at Notre Dame (02/24/10) three times at Duquesne (12/02/09) at Connecticut (01/03/10) Georgetown, 7-10 (01/20/10) at Syracuse, 1-13 (01/02/10) West Virginia (02/12/10) Eastern Kentucky (11/19/09) West Virginia (2/12/10) Eastern Kentucky (11/19/09) Wofford, 9-9 (11/13/09) New Hampshire, 4-10 (12/04/09) West Virginia (02/12/10) two times West Virginia (02/12/10) New Hampshire (12/04/09) at Seton Hall (01/24/10) Binghampton (11/17/09) vs. Indiana (12/08/09) at Marquette (02/18/10) vs. Wichita State (11/23/09) at South Florida (01/31/10) two times at Notre Dame (02/24/10)

OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL HIGHS Points:

37 32 28 27 27 FG Made: 12 11 FG Attempts: 22 22 FG Pct: .714 .700 3FGM: 6 5 3FG Attempts: 14 11 3FG Pct. 1.000 1.000 FT Made: 14 13 FT Attempts: 18 17 FT Pct: 1.000 1.000 Rebounds: 18 16 Assists: 8 7 7 7 Steals: 6 5 Blocked Shots: 5 4 Turnovers: 6

Dominique Jones at South Florida (01/31/10) Da’Sean Butler vs. West Virginia (02/12/10) Keith Benson vs. Oakland (03/19/10) Jordan Crawford vs. Xavier (03/21/10) Chris Wright vs. Georgetown (01/20/10) Samardo Samuels vs. Louisville (01/16/10) two times Jamine Peterson vs. Providence (03/04/10) Da’Sean Butler vs. West Virginia (02/12/10) Justin Burrell, 5-7, vs. St. John’s (01/28/10) Deonta Vaughn, 7-10, at Cincinnati (01/04/10) Bill Clark at Duquesne (12/02/09) Preston Knowles vs. Louisville (01/16/10) Bill Clark at Duquesne (12/02/09) Tyree Evans vs. Kent State (12/12/09) Chris Wright, 3-3, vs. Georgetown (01/20/10) Brad Loesing, 3-3, vs. Wofford (11/13/09) Dominique Jones at South Florida (01/31/10) Da’Sean Butler vs. West Virginia (02/12/10) Da’Sean Butler vs. West Virginia (02/12/10) Dominique Jones at South Florida (01/31/10) Kevin Jones, 6-6, at West Virginia (02/03/10) four times, 5-5 Jamine Peterson vs. Providence (03/04/10) Devin Ebanks at West Virginia (02/03/10) Vincent Council vs. Providence (03/04/10) Tory Jackson at Notre Dame (02/24/10) Kemba Walker at Connecticut (1/13/10) Dogus Balbay vs. Texas (11/24/09) Eugene Harvey at Seton Hall (01/24/10) two times Damian Saunders at Duquesne (12/02/09) Yancy Gates at Cincinnati (01/04/10) three times

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POINTS-REBOUNDS-ASSISTS Opponent

1 3 Travon Chase Date Woodall Adams

Wofford 11/13/09 Binghamton 11/17/09 E. Kentucky 11/19/09 vs. Wich. St. 11/23/09 vs. Texas 11/24/09 Youngstwn St. 11/28/09 at Duquesne 12/02/09 UNH 12/04/09 vs. Indiana 12/08/09 Kent State 12/12/09 Mt. St. Mary 12/19/09 Ohio 12/22/09 DePaul 12/28/09 at Syracuse 01/02/10 at Cincinnati 01/04/10 at UConn 01/13/10 Louisville 01/16/10 Georgetown 01/20/10 at Seton Hall 01/24/10 St. John’s 01/28/10 at USF 01/31/10 at WVU 02/03/10 Seton Hall 02/06/10 Robert Morris 02/08/10 WVU 02/12/10 at Marquette 02/18/10 Villanova 02/21/10 at UND 02/24/10 at St. John’s 02/27/10 Providence 03/04/10 Rutgers 03/06/10 vs. UND 03/11/10 vs. Oakland 03/19/10 vs. Xavier 03/21/10

8-2-3 10-3-13 5-6-7 19-6-5 7-1-5 7-4-5 7-5-4 0-2-5 2-3-3 10-2-4 5-2-5 4-3-1 5-2-6 5-1-2 4-3-3 0-1-0 1-1-2 2-0-1 0-0-0 4-1-0 0-4-0 2-1-1 2-2-2 2-0-2 12-7-6 5-1-1 6-2-4 8-1-1 6-1-4 0-0-1 5-2-5 2-1-1 10-2-1 4-5-5

3-2-2 0-1-3 5-2-1 7-0-0 5-2-2 5-0-1 3-1-3 2-0-2 0-0-2 6-2-1 0-0-0 0-0-2 0-0-0 0-1-1 DNP DNP DNP 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 3-0-0 6-1-0 0-0-0 DNP DNP 0-0-0 3-0-0 0-0-0 4-0-3 DNP DNP 0-0-0

5 Gilbert Brown

11 Dante Taylor

12 21 22 24 25 35 42 Ashton Lamar Brad Jermaine Dwight Nasir Talib Gibbs Patterson Wnmkr Dixon Miller Robinson Zanna

52 55 Gary JJ McGhee Richrdsn

DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 11-2-2 6-3-0 6-3-2 17-3-2 11-1-1 0-2-2 20-4-1 7-6-1 9-8-5 25-5-0 0-2-0 23-4-2 6-3-3 16-1-1 5-2-5 16-4-1 3-2-3 13-1-3 0-2-2 19-6-3 3-3-0 17-3-3 14-4-0

13-5-0 6-4-0 5-12-0 0-3-1 4-4-0 9-2-0 4-8-0 2-11-0 12-5-0 4-2-0 2-2-0 6-10-1 4-5-0 10-8-0 7-3-0 2-4-0 5-2-0 2-2-0 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-0-0 2-2-0 0-5-0 2-1-0 6-1-1 2-2-0 2-2-0 6-2-0 4-3-0 11-7-0 2-2-1 0-3-0 5-3-0

8-1-3 22-2-0 20-1-2 18-2-4 8-0-1 14-1-4 15-5-3 23-2-0 25-1-1 10-5-2 19-4-2 15-3-2 23-7-4 24-8-2 19-1-3 19-4-3 15-5-1 8-3-2 23-2-0 14-3-3 11-1-3 11-2-0 11-3-3 20-3-2 24-4-0 2-3-1 21-2-2 11-2-0 12-6-1 25-4-3 13-2-0 4-1-0 7-4-2 19-1-0

7-8-1 9-6-0 4-5-2 10-6-0 11-10-0 12-10-1 11-8-0 0-2-0 2-6-0 6-11-0 9-10-1 7-5-0 6-4-0 2-0-0 6-6-1 8-9-1 6-6-2 7-5-1 6-4-0 10-4-0 8-11-1 9-9-0 12-11-0 8-6-2 6-12-3 10-5-1 7-10-1 7-8-1 6-8-0 6-6-0 5-6-0 0-3-0 12-6-0 0-4-2

0-0-1 3-1-0 10-4-1 1-1-1 6-0-1 1-1-0 2-2-0 0-0-0 0-3-0 0-0-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP

15-3-3 14-1-2 7-8-4 4-5-1 13-6-2 14-8-3 14-10-0 19-7-5 18-6-4 18-8-3 20-6-7 4-10-10 7-9-4 12-5-6 4-4-2 19-4-3 20-6-7 9-13-7 9-8-6 16-4-6 14-3-4 0-4-1 13-6-7 12-10-4 24-5-10 10-4-4 4-3-4 9-3-5 8-1-4 10-5-13 12-3-5 16-3-3 13-4-6 16-10-5

DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 0-2-1 5-0-1 4-1-1 14-6-6 12-3-1 21-5-4 10-5-2 6-7-1 9-4-6 14-2-2 11-6-2 8-4-0 DNP 13-3-0 15-1-4 18-6-2 5-2-3 10-7-2 10-6-3 13-1-3 4-0-2 24-12-4 10-2-1 10-5-3 17-5-1 2-5-1

0-1-0 0-1-1 0-2-0 0-0-0 DNP 0-2-0 0-1-0 1-3-0 5-2-0 0-0-0 2-3-0 0-0-1 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 DNP DNP DNP 0-0-0 DNP DNP 2-1-0 DNP DNP DNP

9-5-1 7-10-5 15-3-1 9-2-2 6-3-1 10-10-0 11-9-1 0-5-0 0-7-3 12-9-4 4-8-3 10-7-0 2-2-2 2-7-2 7-4-2 2-6-1 26-11-0 4-2-3 5-6-0 2-3-1 3-6-0 7-5-3 0-4-2 5-4-1 5-6-0 10-6-4 4-4-1 0-2-0 13-9-0 4-3-1 2-8-2 8-4-1 13-6-1 8-3-1

DNP 0-0-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP

DNP 0-1-0 DNP 0-0-0 2-2-0 0-0-0 DNP 0-1-0 0-1-0 DNP 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-2-1 DNP 0-0-0 DNP DNP DNP 0-0-0 0-0-0 DNP 9-4-0 2-2-0 0-0-0 4-2-0 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 DNP DNP 0-1-0 DNP 0-3-0 0-0-0

2009-10 BIG EAST RESULTS 2009-10 BIG EAST FINAL STANDINGS Syracuse PITT West Virginia Villanova Marquette Louisville Notre Dame Georgetown South Florida Seton Hall Cincinnati Connecticut St. John’s Rutgers Providence DePaul

W-L 15-3 13-5 13-5 13-5 11-7 11-7 10-8 10-8 9-9 9-9 7-11 7-11 6-12 5-13 4-14 1-17

Pct. .833 .722 .722 .722 .611 .611 .556 .556 .500 .500 .389 .389 .333 .278 .222 .056

Conference H A 7-2 8-1 8-1 5-4 7-2 6-3 7-2 6-3 6-3 5-4 7-2 4-5 7-2 3-6 6-3 4-5 6-3 3-6 6-3 3-6 5-4 2-7 5-4 2-7 3-6 3-6 4-5 1-8 2-7 2-7 1-8 0-9

W-L 30-5 25-9 31-7 25-8 22-12 20-13 23-12 23-11 20-13 19-13 19-16 18-16 17-16 15-17 12-19 8-23

Pct. .857 .735 .816 .758 .647 .606 .657 .676 .606 .594 .543 .529 .515 .469 .387 .258

Overall H 17-2 17-1 13-2 12-2 13-4 15-4 17-3 12-4 11-5 13-5 13-5 15-4 8-6 13-6 8-9 6-9

A N Streak 8-1 5-2 Lost 1 6-4 2-4 Lost 1 7-4 11-1 Lost 1 8-4 5-2 Lost 1 5-5 4-3 Lost 1 4-7 1-2 Lost 2 3-6 3-3 Lost 2 6-5 5-2 Lost 2 4-6 5-2 Lost 2 4-6 1-2 Lost 2 2-9 4-2 Lost 1 2-9 1-3 Lost 1 4-8 5-2 Lost 2 1-9 1-2 Lost 3 4-9 0-1 Lost 11 0-11 2-3 Lost 13

2010 NCAA TOURNAMENT RESULTS March 18 NCAA First Round No. 11 ODU 51, No. 6 Notre Dame 50 No. 2 Villanova 73, No. 15 Robert Morris 70 No. 11 Washington 80, No. 6 Marquette 78 No. 14 Ohio 97, No. 3 Georgetown 83 March 19 NCAA First Round No. 2 West Virginia 77, No. 15 Morgan St. 50 No. 3 Pitt 89, No. 14 Oakland 66 No. 1 Syracuse 79, No. 16 Vermont 56 No. 8 California 77, No. 9 Louisville 62

March 25 NCAA Regionals No. 5 Butler 63, No. 1 Syracuse 59 No. 2 West Virginia 69, No. 11 Washington 56 March 27 NCAA Regional Finals No. 2 West Virginia 73, No. 1 Kentucky 66 April 3 Final Four Duke 78, West Virginia 57

March 20 NCAA Second Round No. 10 St. Mary’s 75, No. 2 Villanova 68 March 21 NCAA Second Round No. 2 West Virginia 68, No. 10 Missouri 59 No. 6 Xavier 71, No. 3 Pitt 68 No. 1 Syracuse 87, No. 8 Gonzaga 65

2009-10 ALL-BIG EAST SELECTIONS POSTSEASON AWARD WINNERS Player of the Year: Wes Johnson, Syracuse Coach of the Year: Jim Boeheim, Syracuse Rookie of the Year: Lance Stephenson, Cincinnati Defensive Player of the Year: Hamady Ndiaye, Rutgers Most Improved Player: Ashton Gibbs, Pitt Sportsmanship Award: Tory Jackson, Notre Dame Sixth Man Award: Kris Joseph, Syracuse

Big East Scholar-Athlete Award: Tim Abromaitis, Notre Dame All-BIG EAST First Team Greg Monroe, Georgetown; Luke Harangody, Notre Dame; Dominique Jones, USF; Wes Johnson, Syracuse; Scottie Reynolds, Villanova; Da’Sean Butler, West Virginia

All-BIG EAST Second Team Austin Freeman, Georgetown; Lazar Hayward, Marquette; Ashton Gibbs, Pitt; Jeremy Hazell, Seton Hall; Andy Rautins, Syracuse All-BIG EAST Third Team Jerome Dyson, Connecticut; Kemba Walker, Connecticut; Samardo Samuels, Louisville; Corey Fisher, Villanova; Devin Ebanks, West Virginia

All-BIG EAST Honorable Mention Jimmy Butler, Marquette; Tim Abromaitis, Notre Dame; Jamine Peterson, Providence BIG EAST All-Rookie Team Lance Stephenson, Cincinnati; Alex Oriakhi, Connecticut; Vincent Council, Providence; Dane Miller, Rutgers; Brandon Triche, Syracuse; Maalik Wayns, Villanova

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FINAL BIG EAST STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

STEALS Player, Team GP Total SPG 1. Kemba Walker, UConn ...... 34 ......... 70 ... 2.06

SCORING Player, Team GP Points PPG 1. Luke Harangody, UND ...... 30 ....... 653 ... 21.8 2. Dominique Jones, USF ..... 33 ....... 705 ... 21.4 15. Ashton Gibbs, Pitt ....... 34 ....... 533 ... 15.7

BLOCKED SHOTS Player, Team GP Total BPG 1. Hamady Ndiaye, RU ......... 32 ....... 145 ... 4.53 7. Gary McGhee, Pitt .......... 34 ......... 59 ... 1.74 ASSIST:TURNOVER RATIO Player, Team GP A:TO Ratio 1. Maurice Acker, MU ........... 34 .. 127:41 ... 3.10 11. Travon Woodall ............. 34 .. 108:58 ... 1.86

REBOUNDING Player, Team GP Reb. RPG 1. Herb Pope, SHU ............... 32 ....... 343 ... 10.7 2. Jamine Peterson, PC ........ 31 ....... 315 ... 10.2 16. Gary McGhee, Pitt ........ 34 ....... 230 .... 6.8

OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS Player, Team GP Total RPG 1. Jamine Peterson, PC ........ 31 ....... 135 ... 4.35 15. Gary McGhee, Pitt ........ 34 ......... 81 ... 2.38

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE Player, Team GP FG-A Pct. 1. Arinze Onuaku, SU ........... 32 153-229 ... .668

DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS Player, Team GP Total RPG 1. Greg Monroe, GU ............. 34 ....... 254 ... 7.47 15. Gary McGhee, Pitt ........ 34 ....... 149 ... 4.38

3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE Player, Team GP 3FG-A Pct. 1. Maurice Acker ................. 34 .. 51-103 ... .495 14. Ashton Gibbs, Pitt ....... 34 .. 78-200 ... .390 3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE Player, Team GP 3FGM 3FG 1. Jeremy Hazell, SHU ......... 32 ......... 98 ... 3.06 5. Ashton Gibbs, Pitt ......... 34 ......... 78 ... 2.29

TEAM STATISTICS SCORING OFFENSE Player, Team GP Points PPG 1. Providence .............. 31 .......... 2554 ..... 82.4 12. Pitt ....................... 34 .......... 2336 ..... 68.7

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE Player, Team GP FTM-A Pct. 1. Ashton Gibbs, Pitt ......... 34 137-155 ... .884 2. Sharaud Curry, PC ........... 31 126-144 ... .875

SCORING DEFENSE Player, Team GP Points PPG 1. Pitt ......................... 34 .......... 2101 ..... 61.8 2. West Virginia ........... 38 .......... 2414 ..... 63.5

ASSISTS Player, Team GP Total APG 1. Tory Jackson, ND ............. 35 ....... 185 ... 5.29 4. Brad Wanamaker, Pitt .... 34 ....... 160 ... 4.71

REBOUNDING MARGIN Player, Team GP Reb. Mar. 1. West Virginia ........... 38 .. 1467-1224 .... +6.4 3. Pitt ......................... 34 .. 1271-1099 .... +5.1

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE Player, Team GP FGM-A Pct. 1. Syracuse ................ 35 .. 1042-2021 ..... .516 8. Pitt ......................... 34 .... 809-1812 ..... .446

OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS Player, Team GP Total RPG 1. Providence .............. 31 ............ 535 ... 17.26 9. Pitt ......................... 34 ............ 420 ... 12.35

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE DEFENSE Player, Team GP FGM-A Pct. 1. Connecticut ............. 34 .... 834-2118 ..... .394 3. Pitt ......................... 34 .... 754-1883 ..... .400

DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS Player, Team GP Total RPG 1. Syracuse ................ 35 ............ 920 ... 26.29 5. Pitt ......................... 34 ............ 851 ... 25.03

3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE Player, Team GP 3FGM-A Pct. 1. Marquette ................ 34 ...... 274-664 ..... .413 6. Pitt ......................... 34 ...... 181-528 ..... .343

ASSISTS Player, Team GP Total APG 1. Syracuse ................ 35 ............ 673 ... 19.23 3. Pitt ......................... 34 ............ 536 ... 15.76

3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE DEFENSE Player, Team GP 3FGM-A Pct. 1. Syracuse ................ 35 ...... 261-864 ..... .302 2. Pitt ......................... 34 ...... 172-548 ..... .314

BLOCKED SHOTS Player, Team GP Total BPG 1. Connecticut ............. 34 ............ 260 ..... 7.65 8. Pitt ......................... 34 ............ 139 ..... 4.09

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE Player, Team GP FTM-A Pct. 1. Villanova ................. 33 ...... 650-861 ..... .755 7. Pitt ......................... 34 ...... 537-775 ..... .693

STEALS Player, Team GP Total SPG 1. Syracuse ................ 35 ............ 336 ..... 9.60 16. Pitt ....................... 34 ............ 177 ..... 5.21

REBOUNDING OFFENSE Player, Team GP Reb, RPG 1. Providence .............. 31 .......... 1253 ..... 40.4 8. Pitt ......................... 34 .......... 1271 ..... 37.4

TURNOVER MARGIN Player, Team GP TM-Opp. Mar. 1. Marquette ................ 34 ...... 353-488 .. +3.97 14. Pitt ....................... 34 ...... 421-367 ... -1.59

REBOUNDING DEFENSE Player, Team GP Reb, RPG 1. Georgetown ............. 34 .......... 1053 ..... 31.0 4. Pitt ......................... 34 .......... 1099 ..... 32.3

ASSIST:TURNOVER RATIO Player, Team GP Total Ratio 1. Notre Dame ............. 35 ...... 585-362 ..... 1.62 5. Pitt ......................... 34 ...... 536-421 ..... 1.27

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SCORING MARGIN Player, Team GP Off:Def Mar. 1. Syracuse ................ 35 .... 80.9-66.4 .. +14.5 7. Pitt ......................... 34 .... 68.7-61.8 .... +6.9

PITT 63, WOFFORD 60

PITT 71, BINGHAMTON 46

November 13, 2009 Petersen Events Center Pittsburgh, Pa.

November 17, 2009 Petersen Events Center Pittsburgh, Pa.

After trailing for the contest’s first 37 minutes and by as many as 13 points in the second half, Brad Wanamaker and Gary McGhee led the Panthers to a thrilling come-from-behind victory on opening night...Pitt trailed 54-45 with less than six minutes remaining in the game before Wanamaker scored eight consecutive points, including a 3-point play that pulled the Panthers within three points (56-53) with 4:08 left...A 3-point play by McGhee gave Pitt a 59-58 lead, then McGhee converted an offensive rebound putback to give the Panthers a commanding 61-58 lead with 1:33 left...Wanamaker scored 13 of his team-high 15 points in the second half...Pitt’s starting lineup featured five players who entered the game with one previous career start, while Wofford played with five returning starters...Pitt won its 13th consecutive season opener, improved its home win streak to 22 games and won its 39th consecutive home game against a nonconference opponent...In a pre-game ceremony, Pitt raised a banner in honor of the 2008-09 team’s appearance in the NCAA Regional Final/Elite Eight. WOFFORD 60 (0-1) Player GODZINSKI, Corey-f DAHLMAN, Noah-f RUNDLES, Cameron-g SALTERS, Junior-g LOESING, Brad-g DIGGS, Jamar GILTNER, Kevin DAWSON, Jason JOHNSON, Tim MARTIN, Terry TEAM Totals..............

fg 1 9 1 3 4 0 0 1 1 2

tot-fg fga 4 16 3 13 4 0 0 3 4 5

fg 1 0 1 2 3 0 0 0 0 0

3-pt fga 4 0 3 8 3 0 0 1 0 0

ft 0 2 0 0 2 2 0 1 0 2

fta 0 2 0 0 2 2 0 1 0 2

rebounds of de tot 0 3 3 5 2 7 1 3 4 0 4 4 0 1 1 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 2 2 1 1 2 2 2 4 9 21 30

pf tp 2 3 3 20 2 3 3 8 0 13 1 2 2 0 0 3 3 2 2 6

a 3 0 2 3 4 0 0 1 3 0

to blk 1 0 1 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 3 0 1 1 0 0

18 60 16 10

tot-fg fga 7 3 10 12 10 2 7 0 0

fg 1 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0

3-pt fga 1 0 6 5 1 2 0 0 0

ft 0 1 0 2 5 0 3 0 0

fta 0 1 0 2 10 1 5 0 0

rebounds of de tot 1 4 5 3 5 8 0 2 2 1 0 1 1 2 3 0 2 2 3 2 5 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 2 3 10 20 30

pf tp 4 9 0 7 1 8 0 8 3 15 1 3 1 13 0 0 2 0

a 1 1 3 3 3 2 0 1 0

12 63 14

tot-fg fg fga 1 7 6 12 2 5 1 6 2 5 0 0 1 1 0 0 3 4 1 1

fg 0 0 2 0 2 0 1 0 0 0

3-pt fga 4 0 4 1 4 0 1 0 1 0

ft 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

fta 10 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Percentages: FG%: 41.5%; 3FG%: 33.3%; FT%: 63.6%.

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PITT 71 (2-0)

to blk 1 1 2 3 2 0 0 0 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

s 0 0 0 1 1 2 1 0 0

min 29 21 27 31 33 22 19 7 11

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Player WRIGHT, Greer-f SUTTON, Kyrie-c CAMARA, Moussa-g TALLEY, Dylan-g LUKUSA, Chretien-g HORN, Mike JOHNSTON, Taylor GRAY, Jimmy JABBI, Mahamoud GUILLAUME, Pina TEAM Totals..............

min 22 32 22 29 27 13 16 13 18 8

PITT 63 (1-0) fg 4 3 3 3 5 1 5 0 0

BINGHAMTON 46 (1-1)

s 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0

Percentages: FG%: 42.3%; 3FG%: 36.8%; FT%: 100%.

Player ROBINSON, Nasir-f McGHEE, Gary-c WOODALL, Travon-g GIBBS, Ashton-g WANAMAKER, Brad-g ADAMS, Chase TAYLOR, Dante PATTERSON, Lamar MILLER, Dwight TEAM Totals..............

In the first of four O’Reilly Auto Parts CBE Classic games, Pitt’s Ashton Gibbs scored 17 of his game-high 22 points and guided the Panthers to a 20-point halftime lead...Gibbs hit three of his six 3-pointers in a 1:45 minute span to give the Panthers a commanding 11-point lead (19-8) with 11:41 left in the first half...Pitt led by as many as 28 points midway through the second half...Gibbs finished with career-highs of 22 points and six 3-point field goals made, which tied a Pitt Petersen Events Center record...Travon Woodall finished with his first career double-double (10 points and 13 assists)...His 13 assists tied for the seventh highest game total in school history...Binghamton was playing the game with seven scholarship players following several player suspensions...The game was played at 5:30 p.m. as part of ESPN’s 24-7 coverage.

Player ROBINSON, Nasir-f McGHEE, Gary-c WOODALL, Travon-g GIBBS, Ashton-g WANAMAKER, Brad-g ADAMS, Chase TAYLOR, Dante RIVERS, Nick PATTERSON, Lamar MILLER, Dwight ZANNA, Talib FRYE, Tim RICHARDSON, J.J. TEAM Totals..............

tot-fg fg fga 3 6 4 5 4 10 7 12 6 10 0 3 2 3 0 0 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0

fg 0 0 2 6 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0

3-pt fga 0 0 5 10 3 3 0 0 2 0 0 0 0

ft 1 1 0 2 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0

fta 2 2 0 2 2 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0

Percentages: FG%: 47.1%; 3FG%: 26.7%; FT%: 57.9%.

Percentages: FG%: 50.0%; 3FG%: 43.5%; FT%: 58.3%.

Officials: John Cahill (R), Tony Crisp, Brian O’Connell; Technical fouls: None; Attendance: 10112. Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total Wofford 31 29 60 Pitt 24 39 63

Officials: Mike Eades (R), Ray Score by Periods 1st Binghamton 17 Pitt 37

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rebounds of de tot 1 2 3 1 5 6 2 2 4 0 5 5 0 3 3 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 2 2 1 0 1 5 21 26

rebounds of de tot 2 8 10 2 4 6 1 2 3 2 0 2 0 1 1 0 1 1 2 2 4 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 0 2 11 21 32

pf tp 3 9 0 12 3 6 2 2 0 6 1 0 1 3 0 0 3 6 2 2

a 5 1 0 2 1 0 0 1 0 0

to blk 3 1 4 0 3 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0

s 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

min 35 33 28 28 35 1 12 1 20 7

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pf tp a 2 7 5 3 9 0 2 10 13 0 22 0 3 14 2 0 0 3 1 6 0 0 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

to blk 0 0 1 1 2 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0

s 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0

min 31 18 28 31 27 20 18 1 13 6 3 1 3

13 71 24

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15 46 10 13

Natili, Brian Dorsey; Technical fouls: None; Attendance: 7677. 2nd Total 29 46 34 71

2009-10 REVIEW

PITT 71, EASTERN KENTUCKY 60 November 19, 2009 Petersen Events Center Pittsburgh, Pa.

PITT 68, WICHITA STATE 55 November 23, 2009 Sprint Center Kansas City, Mo.

In the second of four O’Reilly Auto Parts CBE Classic games, Pitt used an 11-0 run over the first half’s final 6:57 to take a commanding 39-24 halftime lead...The run was keyed by a Gary McGhee layup, Ashton Gibbs layup and 3-pointer and Lamar Patterson putback...Gibbs scored 14 of his 20 points in the first half and Patterson added 10 points in the half to lead the Panthers...Pitt led by as many as 18 points in the second half but EKU trimmed the lead to as few as eight points late in the contest...Pitt tied a school record with 12 blocked shots...Nasir Robinson added a career-high 15 points...Pitt extended its home won streak to 24 games and won its 41st consecutive contest vs. a non-conference home opponent.

Pitt advanced to the CBE Classic championship game, improved to 4-0 for the 11th straight year and won its 38th consecutive November game...Pitt built a 32-21 halftime lead taking advantage of 13 first half turnovers and receiving 10 points from Travon Woodall...Wichita State cut the deficit to 43-40 with 13 minutes left, but the Panthers responded by scoring eight straight points capped by an Ashton Gibbs layup and Gary McGhee dunk...The Panthers also held Wichita State scoreless for six minutes to take a commanding 5140 lead...Woodall and McGhee each surpassed career-highs for scoring...Head Coach Jamie Dixon improved to 35-0 in November games...Wichita State finished the game with 24 turnovers.

EASTERN KENTUCKY 60 (1-1) tot-fg Player fg fga TAYLOR, Josh-f 4 10 PERRIN, Spencer-f 5 12 JONES, Joshua-g 1 5 OPPONG, Papa-g 2 9 STOMMES, Justin-g 9 14 CRUZ, Willie 0 1 GILKEY, Antonio 0 1 LEWIS, Mike 1 3 ELLIS, Cordaro 0 0 DANIEL, Josh 2 3 ELLIS, Dayvon 0 2 TEAM Totals.............. 24 60

WICHITA STATE 55 (2-1) fg 3 1 0 0 3 0 0 1 0 1 0

3-pt fga 7 1 2 2 7 0 0 2 0 2 1

ft 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0

fta 0 2 1 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0

rebounds of de tot 2 2 4 2 4 6 0 2 2 2 3 5 0 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 2 1 3 8 17 25

pf tp 4 11 4 11 5 2 3 4 2 24 0 0 2 0 1 3 0 0 1 5 1 0

a 1 5 2 1 2 1 0 1 0 1 0

23 60 14

Player ROBINSON, Nasir-f McGHEE, Gary-c WOODALL, Travon-g GIBBS, Ashton-g WANAMAKER, Brad-g ADAMS, Chase TAYLOR, Dante PATTERSON, Lamar MILLER, Dwight TEAM Totals..............

fg 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 2 0

ft 3 0 3 2 3 0 1 2 0

fta 4 0 4 2 6 1 5 2 0

rebounds of de tot 2 1 3 1 4 5 0 6 6 0 1 1 3 5 8 0 2 2 5 7 12 1 3 4 0 2 2 3 1 4 15 32 47

pf tp 2 15 1 4 2 5 2 20 2 7 0 5 1 5 1 10 0 0

a 1 2 7 2 4 1 0 1 0

to blk 6 0 1 4 3 2 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 4 2 0 0 0

s 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

min 28 19 33 32 24 21 20 19 4

11 71 18 13 12

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pf tp 3 2 2 0 3 15 3 20 2 0 2 2 1 5 4 9 1 2

a 0 4 1 0 2 1 1 0 0

to blk 2 0 2 0 3 0 6 0 3 1 2 0 3 0 1 2 2 0

s 0 1 1 1 1 0 2 3 0

min 16 30 28 37 28 12 13 23 13

21 55

9 24

200

Player ROBINSON, Nasir-f McGHEE, Gary-c WOODALL, Travon-g GIBBS, Ashton-g WANAMAKER, Brad-g ADAMS, Chase TAYLOR, Dante PATTERSON, Lamar MILLER, Dwight RICHARDSON, J.J. TEAM Totals..............

fg 4 4 5 6 0 2 0 0 0 0

tot-fg fga 8 4 10 10 4 4 2 3 0 0

fg 1 0 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 0

3-pt fga 2 0 4 1 1 2 0 2 0 0

ft 0 2 7 5 4 2 0 1 0 0

fta 0 2 10 7 6 2 0 3 0 0

rebounds of de tot 0 2 2 3 3 6 0 6 6 1 1 2 0 5 5 0 0 0 1 2 3 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 3 6 22 28

pf tp 2 9 1 10 4 19 1 18 4 4 1 7 3 0 1 1 0 0 0 0

a 2 0 5 4 1 0 1 1 0 0

to blk 3 0 1 1 6 0 2 0 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0

s 2 0 4 1 1 2 1 1 0 0

min 29 25 31 34 30 24 15 10 2 0+

2 12

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17 68 14 17

Percentages: FG%: 46.7%; 3FG%: 41.7%; FT%: 70.0%. Officials: Tim Nestor, Ray Natili, Raymond Styons; Technical fouls: None; Attendance: 7226. Score by Periods Wichita State Pitt

1st 2nd Total 21 34 55 32 36 68

123

TEXAS 78 (4-0) fg 2 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 1

3-pt fga 4 0 1 6 0 0 1 0 0 3

ft 2 4 1 2 0 2 2 1 0 0

fta 4 7 2 3 0 2 3 3 0 0

rebounds of de tot 1 8 9 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 2 2 0 2 2 0 3 3 3 5 8 1 1 2 0 0 0 1 2 3 0 2 2 8 25 33

pf 2 4 2 0 1 3 4 5 0 1

tp 20 10 10 12 2 4 10 5 0 5

a 0 2 0 3 1 2 7 0 0 1

to blk 3 1 0 1 0 1 2 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 1 22 78 16 11 5

s 2 0 1 1 0 0 2 0 0 0

min 33 18 29 23 17 22 28 17 2 11

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PITT 72, YOUNGSTOWN STATE 56 November 28, 2009 Petersen Events Center Pittsburgh, Pa.

Ashton Gibbs hit two 3-pointers and scored eight of his team-high 14 points in a 10-0 run as Pitt built a commanding 10-point lead (52-42) with 9:29 to go...Pitt outscored Youngtown State 30-14 over the game’s final 12 minutes to register the win...The Panthers led by 11 points midway through the first half but YSU battled back to trail by six points at halftime...Pitt outrebounded YSU by 16 boards (38-22)...Gary McGhee and Nasir Robinson both notched double-doubles...McGhee’s marked his second consecutive doubledouble...Pitt won its 25th straight home game and 42nd straight game against a non-conference team at the Petersen Events Center...Pitt improved to 6-1 all-time vs. Youngstown State and 20-11 vs. Horizon League opponents...Jamie Dixon completed his seventh November with a 36-1 career record in games played in the month. YOUNGSTOWN STATE 56 (3-3) tot-fg Player fg fga MARTIN, Sirlester-f 2 8 BLOCKER, Dallas-f 0 3 MAYS, DeAndre-g 5 13 BRIGHT, Kelvin-g 9 13 SULSKIS, Vytas-g 3 6 COOKSEY, Vance 1 1 WARD, Ashen 0 2 REBILLOT, Zach 1 2 D’HAITI, Eddie 0 1 PARKS, Tom 0 2 BOUDLER, Dan 0 0 TEAM Totals.............. 21 51

fg 0 0 2 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0

3-pt fga 3 0 5 2 3 0 1 0 0 2 0

ft 1 2 4 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0

fta 2 3 4 2 4 2 0 0 0 0 0

rebounds of de tot 1 1 2 1 5 6 1 2 3 1 0 1 0 4 4 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 2 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 6 16 22

to blk 2 0 3 0 1 0 2 0 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 20 56 10 13 1

s 0 5 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0

min 29 29 32 30 29 7 12 11 4 10 7

200

rebounds of de tot 1 9 10 4 6 10 0 4 4 0 1 1 2 6 8 0 0 0 2 0 2 1 0 1 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 28 38

pf 2 1 4 1 3 3 1 1 1 0

s 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0

min 32 23 26 34 32 20 16 8 8 1

200

pf tp 3 5 4 2 1 16 1 20 2 8 0 3 1 0 4 2 3 0 1 0 0 0

a 2 3 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0

Percentages: FG%: 41.2%; 3FG%: 31.3%; FT%: 52.9%.

Percentages: FG%: 52.7%; 3FG%: 40.0%; FT%: 58.3%.

PITT (5-1)

PITT 62 (4-1) Player ROBINSON, Nasir-f McGHEE, Gary-c WOODALL, Travon-g GIBBS, Ashton-g WANAMAKER, Brad-g ADAMS, Chase TAYLOR, Dante PATTERSON, Lamar RICHARDSON, J.J. TEAM Totals..............

rebounds of de tot 2 3 5 0 1 1 2 0 2 1 3 4 0 2 2 0 2 2 0 2 2 0 8 8 0 1 1 1 2 3 6 24 30

PITT 68 (4-0)

November 24, 2009 Sprint Center Kansas City, Mo.

Percentages: FG%: 40.9%; 3FG%: 30.8%; FT%: 83.3%.

No. 3 TEXAS 78, PITT 62

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Texas converted 65.4 percent (17-26) of its second half field goals and outscored Pitt 14-3 over a four-minute second half span to claim the O’Reilly Auto Parts CBE Classic Championship...A Jordan Hamilton 3-pointer, Justin Mason layup and Alexis Wangmene jumper gave the Longhorns an 11-point lead (65-54) with 6:24 left in the game...Pitt held Texas scoreless over the first half’s final 4:44 and used an 11-0 run to erase a ninepoint deficit to take a 34-32 lead into halftime...Lamar Patterson hit two 3-pointers and Gary McGhee converted three free throws in the run...The game remained close for the contest’s first 30 minutes...McGhee tallied his first career double-double...Jamie Dixon dropped to 35-1 in games played in November...Pitt’s 38game November win streak came to an end...No. 3 Texas was the highest ranked team Pitt had played in November since it played No. 2 North Carolina on Nov. 29, 1994...McGhee was named to the CBE Classic All-Tournament Team. Player JAMES, Damion-f PITTMAN, Dexter-c BRADLEY, Avery-g BROWN, J’Covan-g MASON, Justin-g JOHNSON, Gary BALBAY, Dogus WANGMENE, Alexis HILL, Matt HAMILTON, Jordan TEAM Totals..............

fta 0 0 3 6 0 0 3 6 0

1st 2nd Total 24 36 60 39 32 71

tot-fg fg fga 8 13 3 4 4 8 4 9 1 2 1 3 4 6 2 3 0 0 2 7

ft 0 0 2 5 0 0 3 5 0

Officials: Mike Eades (R), Ray Natili, Brian Dorsey; Technical fouls: None; Attendance: 9148.

3-pt fga 0 2 3 5 0 0 2 0 1

Player ELLIS, Aaron-f HATCH, Graham-f DURLEY, JT-f MURRY, Toure’-g KYLES, David-g MANIGAULT, Kenny WILLIAMS, Demetric BLAIR, Gabe STUTZ, Garrett TEAM Totals..............

Percentages: FG%: 50.0%; 3FG%: 26.3%; FT%: 58.3%.

Score by Periods Eastern Kentucky Pitt

fg 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 0 0

min 35 27 26 27 36 7 2 7 3 17 13

PITT 71 (3-0) 3-pt fga 2 0 5 5 0 2 0 4 1

tot-fg fga 3 4 11 11 1 2 3 4 5

s 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0

Percentages: FG%: 40.0%; 3FG%: 37.5%; FT%: 42.9%. tot-fg fg fga 6 9 2 3 1 8 8 14 2 4 2 4 2 2 3 6 0 2

fg 1 0 6 6 0 1 1 2 1

to blk 0 1 1 2 1 0 1 1 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0

fg 3 3 3 2 5 2 1 2 1

tot-fg fga 3 3 10 13 16 2 4 3 1

fg 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 2 0

3-pt fga 0 0 3 6 4 1 0 2 0

ft 0 5 1 3 3 0 2 0 0

fta 2 8 1 4 5 0 2 0 0

rebounds of de tot 0 3 3 4 6 10 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 5 6 1 1 2 2 2 4 0 0 0 0 2 2 5 2 7 14 21 35

pf tp 4 6 3 11 3 7 0 8 3 13 1 5 2 4 1 6 3 2

a 1 0 5 1 2 2 0 1 0

to blk 1 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 4 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 2 20 62 12 14 0

Percentages: FG%: 40.0%; 3FG%: 25.0%; FT%: 63.6%. Officials: Mike Eades, Sean Hull, Patrick Adams; Technical fouls: None; Attendance: 8076. Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total Texas 32 46 78 Pitt 34 28 62

s 0 0 2 1 2 0 0 1 0

min 29 20 34 31 33 19 10 14 10

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Player ROBINSON, Nasir-f McGHEE, Gary-c WOODALL, Travon-g GIBBS, Ashton-g WANAMAKER, Brad-g ADAMS, Chase TAYLOR, Dante PATTERSON, Lamar MILLER, Dwight RICHARDSON, J.J. TEAM Totals..............

fg 3 4 3 4 4 2 2 0 0 0

tot-fg fga 6 7 5 13 7 2 2 1 0 0

fg 0 0 0 2 2 1 0 0 0 0

3-pt fga 1 0 0 7 4 1 0 0 0 0

ft 4 4 1 4 4 0 5 1 0 0

fta 8 7 1 4 5 0 5 2 0 0

tp 10 12 7 14 14 5 9 1 0 0

a 0 1 5 4 3 1 0 0 0 0

to blk 5 1 0 1 3 0 2 0 3 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 17 72 14 17 2

Percentages: FG%: 51.2%; 3FG%: 38.5%; FT%: 71.9%. Officials: Jim Haney (R), Chris Beaver, Jeff Clark; Technical fouls: None; Attendance: 10135. Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total Youngstown State 28 28 56 Pitt 34 38 72

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2009-10 REVIEW

PITT 67, DUQUESNE 58 (2OT) December 2, 2009 Mellon Arena Pittsburgh, Pa.

Pitt and Duquesne played a thrilling double overtime contest in the final college basketball game played at Mellon Arena...Ashton Gibbs scored eight points in the second overtime period including two 3-pointers as Pitt outscored Duquesne 11-2 to claim the win...Duquesne built a 13-point (33-20) halftime advantage as it held Pitt to 26.1 percent shooting (6-23), hit six 3-pointers, forced nine turnovers, received 15 points and four 3-pointersfrom Bill Clark...Pitt trailed by 16 points (40-24) with 17:32 left in the game...Pitt then employed a 2-3 zone defense and outscored Duquesne 29-13 the rest of the way...Pitt used a 7-0 run including a dunk/ 3-point play from Gary McGhee, two Gibbs free throws and a McGhee dunk to cut the deficit to one point (5150) with 3:04 left...A Gibbs 3-pointer with 2:06 left tied the game at 53-53 and forced overtime...The first overtime ended at 56-56 when Pitt’s Brad Wanamaker hit a driving layup, DU’s Clark nailed a 3-pointer and Pitt’s Lamar Patterson tied the game with a free throw...The 13-point halftime margin overcome ranked as the largest deficit overcome to win in Pitt basketball history. PITT 67 (6-1) Player ROBINSON, Nasir-f McGHEE, Gary-c WOODALL, Travon-g GIBBS, Ashton-g WANAMAKER, Brad-g ADAMS, Chase TAYLOR, Dante PATTERSON, Lamar MILLER, Dwight TEAM Totals..............

tot-fg fg fga 5 11 5 7 2 6 3 15 3 10 1 5 0 1 0 1 0 0 19

fg 0 0 1 3 1 1 0 0 0

3-pt fga 1 0 2 12 5 4 0 0 0

ft 1 1 2 6 7 0 4 2 0

fta 6 2 6 6 10 0 8 4 0

rebounds of de tot 3 6 9 4 4 8 2 3 5 0 5 5 0 10 10 0 1 1 2 6 8 1 1 2 1 0 1 4 1 5 17 37 54

pf 1 3 2 2 3 1 1 1 1

tp 11 11 7 15 14 3 4 2 0

a 1 0 4 3 0 3 0 0 0

to blk 0 0 1 3 3 0 0 0 4 0 2 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 15 67 11 13 4

Player SAUNDERS, Damian-f CLARK, Bill-f EVANS, Eric-g DUTY, Jason-g MONTEIRO, B.J.-g MARHOLD, Andre JOHNSON, Sean PEGGAU, Rodrigo TEAM Totals..............

124

fg 1 6 0 1 1 0 0 0

ft 1 1 1 0 3 0 0 1

fta 2 2 3 0 3 0 0 4

With its 22 combined first half points, Pitt (15) and New Hampshire (7) set an NCAA record for the fewest points scored in a half during the shot clock era (22)...The 22 points surpassed a 28 point first half between Mississippi and South Carolina in 2003...Pitt also tied an NCAA record by holding UNH to seven first half points...UNH’s 32 points were the fewest by a Pitt opponent since Rutgers was held to 21 in a 32-21 loss in 1973...Pitt held UNH scoreless over the first half’s final 9:24 and used an 11-0 run to take control...Two Chase Adams free throws with 4:30 left in the first half gave Pitt the lead for good...The two teams combined for 8-44 shooting in the first half...Gibbs scored 10 consecutive points for Pitt at the end of the first half and through the start of the second...Pitt tied a school record with its 43rd consecutive win against a nonconference opponent at home...UNH Head Coach Bill Herrion was the older brother of Pitt associate head coach Tom Herrion. NEW HAMPSHIRE 32 (2-3) fg 1 2 0 2 1 0 1 5

tot-fg fga 7 6 2 11 11 3 3 8

fg 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 1

3-pt fga 3 0 1 8 4 0 0 1

ft 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 0

fta 0 2 0 6 0 0 0 2

min 44 35 27 45 41 28 15 11 4

Player ONGUETOU, Radar-f DiLIEGRO, Dane-c GRAHAM, Russell-g CONLEY, Tyrone-g ABREU, Alvin-g RHOADS, Chandler VALLADARES, James MYRICK, Ferg TEAM Totals..............

250

Percentages: FG%: 23.5%; 3FG%: 23.5%; FT%: 40.0%.

rebounds of de tot 2 3 5 1 7 8 0 3 3 2 1 3 1 1 2 0 2 2 2 0 2 2 0 2 4 0 4 14 17 31

pf tp 3 3 4 6 2 0 2 8 1 2 1 0 1 2 4 11

a 0 0 3 0 1 0 0 0

s 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 1

min 40 31 21 35 35 11 9 18

18 32

to blk 0 0 3 0 2 0 1 1 3 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 1 4 14 1

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pf tp 2 0 2 0 2 0 1 23 1 19 2 2 2 2 0 0 0 1 0 0

a 0 0 5 0 5 2 0 0 0 0

s 0 0 1 1 2 1 0 1 0 0

min 26 18 24 35 36 22 18 12 6 3

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PITT 47 (7-1)

DUQUESNE 58 (5-2) 3-pt fga 3 14 6 7 2 0 0 1

December 4, 2009 Petersen Events Center Pittsburgh, Pa.

s 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0

Percentages: FG%: 33.9%; 3FG%: 25.0%; FT%: 54.8%. tot-fg fg fga 2 5 8 19 3 17 1 8 3 9 0 1 0 2 4 5

PITT 47, NEW HAMPSHIRE 32

rebounds of de tot 1 7 8 5 4 9 1 1 2 0 4 4 3 5 8 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 6 7 0 2 2 12 29 41

pf tp 5 6 4 23 2 7 4 3 5 10 0 0 1 0 5 9

a 1 3 2 2 2 0 1 0

26 58 11

to blk 1 5 1 0 3 0 0 0 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 8 8

s 2 3 1 0 1 0 0 0

min 32 46 46 49 404 6 27

250

Player ROBINSON, Nasir-f McGHEE, Gary-c WOODALL, Travon-g GIBBS, Ashton-g WANAMAKER, Brad-g ADAMS, Chase TAYLOR, Dante PATTERSON, Lamar MILLER, Dwight RICHARDSON, J.J. TEAM Totals..............

fg 0 0 0 9 7 0 1 0 0 0

tot-fg fga 4 1 0 16 11 2 3 3 2 0

fg 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0

3-pt fga 1 0 0 5 3 1 0 1 2 0

ft 0 0 0 4 3 2 0 0 1 0

fta 0 0 0 4 4 2 1 0 2 0

rebounds of de tot 2 3 5 0 2 2 1 1 2 0 2 2 2 5 7 0 0 0 3 8 11 0 0 0 0 3 3 0 1 1 1 2 3 9 27 36

to blk 3 1 3 1 3 1 3 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 0

12 47 12 16

Percentages: FG%: 31.8%; 3FG%: 27.3%; FT%: 50.0%.

Percentages: FG%: 40.5%; 3FG%: 23.1%; FT%: 76.9%.

Officials: Bob Donato, Gene Steratore, Pat Driscoll; Technical fouls: None; Attendance: 12336. Score by Periods 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Pitt 20 33 3 11 67 Duquesne 33 20 3 2 58

Officials: James Breeding (R), Joe Lindsay, Clarence Armstrong; Technical fouls: None; Attendance: 8856. Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total New Hampshire 7 25 32 Pitt 15 32 47

INDIANA 74, PITT 64 December 9, 2009 Madison Square Garden New York, N.Y.

Ashton Gibbs scored 14 of his career-high 25 points in the first half as Pitt trailed 33-29 at halftime...Indiana broke open a close game with two 7-0 runs in the second half...Devan Dumes’ 3-pointer put IU up 48-37 with 11:04 to play, then Christian Watford made a three-point play to give IU a 59-42 lead with 7:56 left...Pitt used a 15-3 run to cut the deficit to six points (70-64) on 3-pointers from Gibbs (two) and Dwight Miller, but that was as close as the Panthers came...Pitt participated in its second all-time Jimmy V Classic...Pitt dropped to 23-10 at Madison Square Garden since 2000-01...Pitt dropped to 4-4 all-time vs. Indiana and has won 10 of its last 13 vs. Big 10 opponents. INDIANA 74 (4-4) Player WATFORD, Christian-f PRITCHARD, Tom-f CREEK, Maurice-g RIVERS, Jeremiah-g JONES III, Verdell-g HULLS, Jordan CAPOBIANCO, Bobby ELSTON, Derek DUMES, Devan JOBE, Tijan TEAM Totals..............

tot-fg fg fga 3 12 2 4 3 10 1 1 7 13 0 0 3 4 4 8 1 2 0 0

fg 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0

3-pt fga 1 0 4 0 1 0 0 0 1 0

ft 12 2 2 1 6 0 1 1 0 0

fta 15 2 2 3 8 0 2 2 0 0

rebounds of de tot 0 5 5 0 2 2 4 4 8 1 4 5 0 2 2 0 0 0 1 3 4 1 1 2 0 5 5 0 1 1 2 3 5 9 30 39

to blk 2 3 0 0 1 2 4 0 3 3 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 19 74 14 12 10

s 1 1 2 0 1 0 1 0 1 0

min 28 13 23 33 32 15 19 15 17 5

198

rebounds of de tot 2 5 7 3 3 6 0 3 3 0 1 1 2 4 6 0 0 0 3 2 5 1 2 3 0 2 2 1 1 2 1 0 1 8 1 9 21 24 45

pf tp 2 0 3 2 4 2 0 25 5 18 0 0 1 12 2 0 3 0 2 5 2 0

s 0 0 2 1 2 0 1 0 0 1 1

min 17 16 23 35 33 17 21 8 12 15 3

199

pf tp 2 18 5 6 3 8 2 3 2 20 0 0 1 7 1 9 2 3 1 0

a 0 0 4 4 3 1 0 0 2 0

Percentages: FG%: 44.4%; 3FG%: 14.3%; FT%: 73.5%. PITT 64 (7-2) Player ROBINSON, Nasir-f McGHEE, Gary-c WOODALL, Travon-g GIBBS, Ashton-g WANAMAKER, Brad-g ADAMS, Chase TAYLOR, Dante PATTERSON, Lamar DIXON, Jermaine MILLER, Dwight RICHARDSON, J.J. TEAM Totals..............

fg 0 1 1 8 6 0 4 0 0 2 0

tot-fg fga 7 3 6 25 13 3 4 2 2 5 0

fg 0 0 0 5 2 0 0 0 0 1 0

3-pt fga 0 0 2 15 4 1 0 0 0 2 0

ft 0 0 0 4 4 0 4 0 0 0 0

fta 0 2 0 4 5 0 6 0 0 0 0

to blk 2 1 2 2 2 0 0 0 4 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 3 1 1 1 0 0 1 24 64 14 16 8

Percentages: FG%: 31.4%; 3FG%: 33.3%; FT%: 70.6%. Officials: Jim Burr, Roger Ayers, Sean Hull; Technical fouls: None; Attendance: 8975. Score by Periods Indiana Pitt

1st 2nd Total 33 41 74 29 35 64

2010-11 PITT BASKETBALL

a 3 0 3 1 4 2 0 0 1 0 0

PITT 71, KENT STATE 59 December 12, 2009 Petersen Events Center Pittsburgh, Pa.

Brad Wanamaker scored 13 of his game-high 18 points in the first half as the Panthers hit six 3-pointers to take a 38-29 halftime lead...Pitt jumped out to a 12-2 lead using 3-pointers from Travon Woodall and Ashton Gibbs...KSU trimmed the lead to as few as four points but Pitt pushed the lead back up with a Nasir Robinson jumper and Wanamaker 3-pointer...In the second half, Pitt led by no less than eight points and by as many as 14 points...Pitt shot 57.9 percent (11-19) in the second half and hit nine 3-pointers on the day...It also committed a season-high 19 turnovers...Gary McGhee notched career-highs for rebounds (11) and blocked shots (4)...Kent State was held to 59 points and became the eighth team in 10 games to score 60 or less points vs. Pitt...Pitt set its school record with its 44th consecutive home win vs. a non-conference opponent...Pitt improved to 9-8 all-time vs. Kent State. KENT STATE 59 (5-4) Player GREENE, Justin-f PARKS, Brandon-c McKEE, Mike-g HENRY-ALA, Frank-g SHERMAN, Rodriquez-g EVANS, Tyree SINGLETARY, Chris PINCKNEY, Ian WILDS, Jordan SIMPSON, Anthony AVILA, Greg GRIMSLEY, Alex TEAM Totals..............

tot-fg fg fga 7 12 0 1 0 5 4 6 2 11 4 13 5 12 0 1 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0

fg 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0

3-pt fga 0 0 3 1 2 11 0 1 0 1 0 0

ft 3 0 0 2 2 0 3 0 0 0 0 0

fta 4 0 0 3 2 0 5 0 0 0 0 0

rebounds of de tot 2 4 6 2 0 2 2 2 4 3 1 4 1 1 2 1 2 3 3 2 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 15 15 30

pf 2 2 4 1 2 2 3 1 0 2 0 0

tp 17 0 0 10 6 11 13 0 0 2 0 0

a 0 0 0 0 2 1 4 0 0 1 0 0

to blk 0 1 1 0 2 0 0 0 2 1 1 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0

s 0 0 0 0 2 4 0 0 0 1 0 0

min 31 11 13 24 31 30 31 9 1 17 1 1

200

to blk 4 0 5 4 1 0 2 0 4 0 2 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0

s 0 1 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0

min 31 26 29 37 30 13 14 2 14 4

200

19 59

8 12

pf 3 2 2 0 4 1 1 0 1 0

a 4 0 4 5 3 1 0 0 1 0

Percentages: FG%: 36.5%; 3FG%: 15.8%; FT%: 71.4%. PITT 71 (8-2) Player ROBINSON, Nasir-f McGHEE, Gary-c WOODALL, Travon-g GIBBS, Ashton-g WANAMAKER, Brad-g ADAMS, Chase TAYLOR, Dante PATTERSON, Lamar DIXON, Jermaine MILLER, Dwight TEAM Totals..............

fg 6 2 3 3 5 2 1 0 2 0

tot-fg fga 8 3 6 9 7 2 2 1 6 1

fg 0 0 2 2 3 2 0 0 0 0

3-pt fga 1 0 4 3 3 2 0 0 3 0

ft 0 2 2 2 5 0 2 0 1 0

fta 2 3 3 2 6 0 2 0 1 0

rebounds of de tot 3 6 9 1 10 11 0 2 2 1 1 2 3 5 8 0 2 2 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 10 28 38

tp 12 6 10 10 18 6 4 0 5 0

14 71 18 19

Percentages: FG%: 53.3%; 3FG%: 56.3%; FT%: 73.7%. Officials: Mike Kitts (R), Michael Stephens, Tim Clougherty; Technical fouls: None; Attendance: 9468. Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total Kent State 29 30 59 Pitt 38 33 71

2009-10 REVIEW

PITT 66, MOUNT ST. MARY’S 48 December 19, 2009 Petersen Events Center Pittsburgh, Pa.

Pitt began the game on an 11-2 run, pushed the lead to 17-6 at the 7:08 mark, then scored the final nine points of the half to take a 30-18 halftime lead...Brad Wanamaker set a career-high with 20 points...Ashton Gibbs scored 12 of his 19 points in the first half...Pitt led by as many as 18 points in the second half...Jermaine Dixon made his first start of the season...Pitt won its 28th straight home game...Pitt improved to 67-0 all-time vs. Northeast Conference opponents. MOUNT ST. MARY’S 48 (3-7) tot-fg 3-pt Player fg fga fg fga BEIDLER, Kelly-f 5 9 1 2 ATUPEM, Shawn-f 5 11 0 0 KRAJINA, Kristijan-f 0 2 0 1 CAJOU, Jean-g 2 9 0 5 GOODE, Jeremy-g 4 11 0 2 BROWN, Pierre 0 2 0 1 HOLLAND, Will 2 8 2 5 JONES, Kevin 0 0 0 0 BROWN, Oliver 0 1 0 1 HARVEY, Mike 0 0 0 0 WELLS, Jacolby 0 2 0 0 TRICE, Lamar 0 0 0 0 JACKSON, Tayvon 0 1 0 0 BARBER, Raven 0 1 0 0 THOMPSON, Danny 0 0 0 0 TEAM Totals.............. 18 57 3 17 Percentages: FG%: 31.6%; 3FG%: 17.6%; FT%:

ft 0 0 0 2 3 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0

fta 0 0 0 2 4 0 4 0 0 0 0 2 0 4 0

9 16 56.3%.

rebounds of de tot 3 5 8 1 1 2 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 2 3 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 3 0 0 0 2 2 4 1 0 1 1 0 1 2 2 4 15 15 30

pf tp 3 11 2 10 0 0 4 6 2 11 0 0 1 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 0

a 1 1 1 3 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

to blk 2 0 2 1 1 0 1 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0

s 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

min 30 28 9 35 34 3 27 1 1 1 7 6 12 3 3

14 48

200

fg 2 4 7 7 2 2 0 1 0 1 0 0

tot-fg fga 4 6 16 11 6 7 2 3 0 2 0 0

fg 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0

3-pt fga 0 0 4 2 1 4 1 0 0 1 0 0

ft 0 1 3 6 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0

fta 2 2 3 6 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 0

rebounds of de tot 7 1 8 3 7 10 1 3 4 1 5 6 0 1 1 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 1 2 3 0 0 0 0 1 1 4 3 7 17 27 44

pf tp 1 4 1 9 1 19 1 20 4 4 4 5 0 0 1 2 0 1 1 2 0 0 2 0

a 3 1 2 7 1 5 0 0 0 0 0 0

to blk 2 1 2 0 2 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 16 66 19 12 2

s 2 0 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0

min 32 24 32 36 19 23 8 15 1 8 1 1

200

Percentages: FG%: 45.6%; 3FG%: 23.1%; FT%: 64.7%. Officials: Brian O’Connell (R), Bernard Clinton, Wally Rutecki; Technical fouls: None; Attendance: 7039. Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total Mount St. Mary’s 18 30 48 Pitt 30 36 66

fg 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 1 0 0

3-pt fga 0 2 0 2 0 2 3 0 3 3 0 0

ft 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 2 0 4 0 0

fta 0 2 3 0 0 0 2 2 0 4 0 0

rebounds of de tot 0 0 0 2 6 8 1 5 6 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 2 2 2 2 4 1 2 3 0 0 0 0 4 4 2 0 2 0 0 0 3 0 3 11 22 33

pf tp 0 2 1 2 3 11 0 2 1 0 3 10 4 3 3 6 1 3 0 11 2 2 0 0

a 0 1 0 1 1 0 2 0 1 5 1 0

to blk 2 0 0 1 3 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0

18 52 12 10

s 0 1 2 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0

min 11 29 28 11 1 25 28 12 14 29 11 1

200

Percentages: FG%: 34.5%; 3FG%: 26.7%; FT%: 61.5%. PITT 65 (11-2, 1-0 Big East) tot-fg Player fg fga ROBINSON, Nasir-f 1 4 McGHEE, Gary-c 3 4 GIBBS, Ashton-g 7 11 WANAMAKER, Brad-g 3 12 DIXON, Jermaine-g 5 13 WOODALL, Travon 2 3 ADAMS, Chase 0 0 BROWN, Gilbert 2 5 TAYLOR, Dante 2 2 RICHARDSON, J.J. 0 0 TEAM Totals.............. 25 54

tot-fg 3-pt Player fg fga fg fga ft fta WASHINGTON, DeV.-f 2 13 0 0 1 2 VAN KEMPEN, Kenneth-c 1 7 0 0 2 2 BASSETT, Armon-g 4 12 2 6 2 3 COOPER, D.J.-g 1 14 1 6 2 2 FREEMAN, Tommy-g 0 1 0 1 0 0 COLEMAN, Steven 3 7 2 4 2 3 BALTIC, Ivo 2 3 0 0 0 1 McKINLEY, David 0 0 0 0 0 0 ADEDIPE, Adetunji 0 0 0 0 0 0 KINNEY, Jay 2 8 0 4 0 1 KEELY, Reggie 2 6 0 0 1 1 SAYLES, Asown 0 0 0 0 0 0 TEAM Totals.............. 17 71 5 21 10 15 Percentages: FG%: 23.9%; 3FG%: 23.8%; FT%: 66.7%.

rebounds of de tot pf tp 5 2 7 1 5 2 5 7 2 4 0 3 3 0 12 4 0 4 2 5 0 1 1 2 0 0 2 2 5 10 2 1 3 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 2 4 2 2 4 2 5 0 0 0 0 0 3 2 5 20 18 38 17 49

a 2 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0

to blk 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 1 0 3 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0

6 11

s 3 0 1 5 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 0

min 25 24 30 36 9 22 15 1 1 22 14 1

2 12

200

tot-fg 3-pt Player fg fga fg fga ROBINSON, Nasir-f 5 5 0 0 McGHEE, Gary-c 3 3 0 0 GIBBS, Ashton-g 6 11 1 1 WANAMAKER, Brad-g 2 8 0 2 DIXON, Jermaine-g 4 9 0 0 WOODALL, Travon 2 5 0 1 ADAMS, Chase 0 0 0 0 BROWN, Gilbert 4 4 2 2 TAYLOR, Dante 2 6 0 0 RIVERS, Nick 1 1 1 1 MILLER, Dwight 0 0 0 0 FRYE, Tim 0 0 0 0 RICHARDSON, J.J. 0 0 0 0 TEAM Totals.............. 29 52 4 7 Percentages: FG%: 55.8%; 3FG%: 57.1%; FT%:

ft 0 1 2 0 6 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0

fta 2 2 2 0 7 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0

12 16 75.0%.

rebounds of de tot 1 6 7 0 5 5 1 2 3 1 9 10 0 6 6 0 3 3 0 0 0 0 2 2 6 4 10 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 9 39 48

pf 4 1 0 3 1 1 2 4 2 0 1 0 0

tp a 10 0 7 0 15 2 4 10 14 6 4 1 0 2 11 2 6 1 3 0 0 1 0 1 0 0

to blk 4 0 0 5 2 0 4 0 3 1 4 1 0 0 3 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0

19 74 26 21

s 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0

min 19 21 29 34 25 19 10 18 18 1 4 1 1

200

125

PITT 82, No. 5 SYRACUSE 72 January 2, 2010 Carrier Dome Syracuse, N.Y.

Pitt defeated previously unbeaten Syracuse, won its fifth straight against the Orange at the Carrier Dome and its 12th overall win in the last 15 games against SU...The Big East’s best defense (Pitt) held the Big East’s best offense (Syracuse) 15 points below its scoring average and to 42.3 percent shooting...Ashton Gibbs (24 points) finished with career-highs of six 3-pointers and eight rebounds and set the school record for most consecutive free throws made on the afternoon...Sparked by Jermaine Dixon’s two 3-pointers and Brad Wanamaker’s six points, Pitt started the second half on a 16-4 run as the Panthers took control with a 4334 lead with 15:23 to go...Using a press which yielded an 8-1 run, Syracuse cut the deficit down to as few as two points (46-44) with 11:18 left, but Pitt outscored SU 14-3 over the game’s next three minutes to push the lead back to 13 with 8:33 left...Pitt led by as many as 15 points late in the game...Gibbs (12 points, 4 3pointers) and Dixon (11 points) combined to score 23 of Pitt’s 27 points in the first half as the Panthers trailed by three points at the break (30-27)...Jamie Dixon improved to 8-2 vs. top-5 nationally ranked teams in his seven-year career. PITT 82 (12-2, 2-0 Big East) tot-fg Player fg fga WANAMAKER, Brad-f 1 7 ROBINSON, Nasir-f 1 3 McGHEE, Gary-c 0 1 GIBBS, Ashton-g 7 11 DIXON, Jermaine-g 7 16 WOODALL, Travon 2 5 ADAMS, Chase 0 1 BROWN, Gilbert 2 4 TAYLOR, Dante 3 4 TEAM Totals.............. 23 52

fg 0 0 0 6 3 1 0 0 0

3-pt fga 2 0 0 9 8 4 1 0 0

ft 10 0 2 4 4 0 0 2 4

fta 14 2 2 4 6 0 0 2 6

rebounds of de tot 0 5 5 3 4 7 0 0 0 1 7 8 2 3 5 0 1 1 0 1 1 2 1 3 4 4 8

12 26 38

pf 4 3 1 0 3 4 0 4 1

tp 12 2 2 24 21 5 0 6 10

a 6 2 0 2 4 2 1 2 0

to blk 4 0 2 0 0 0 1 1 2 0 4 1 1 0 3 0 1 1 1 20 82 19 19 3

s 0 0 0 1 5 0 0 0 1

min 27 23 15 38 36 18 3 17 23

200

pf tp 5 4 4 19 5 9 1 9 3 6 1 0 3 15 3 10

s 1 2 0 0 1 1 3 2

min 28 36 23 31 26 4 22 30

6 10

200

Percentages: FG%: 44.2%; 3FG%: 41.7%; FT%: 72.2%. fg 0 0 3 1 1 1 0 0 0 0

3-pt fga 0 0 4 2 4 2 0 1 0 0

ft 0 0 6 0 1 0 0 2 0 0

fta 0 4 6 2 1 1 0 2 0 0

rebounds of de tot 0 2 2 3 1 4 0 7 7 3 6 9 0 3 3 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 3 3 2 3 5 1 1 2 2 1 3 11 29 40

pf tp 1 2 3 6 0 23 1 7 0 12 3 5 0 0 1 6 3 4 1 0

a 2 0 4 4 1 6 0 0 0 1

to blk 0 1 0 0 1 1 3 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 1 0

13 65 18 11

s 1 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 1 0

min 17 16 35 35 30 17 3 23 18 6

200

Percentages: FG%: 46.3%; 3FG%: 46.2%; FT%: 56.3%. Officials: Pat Driscoll (R) Ray Perone, Jim Haney; Technical fouls: DePaul-None. PITT-McGHEE, Gary; Attendance: 10811. Score by Periods DePaul Pitt

OHIO 49 (7-4)

PITT 65, DEPAUL 52 December 28, 2009 Petersen Events Center Pittsburgh, Pa.

DEPAUL 52 (7-6, 0-1 Big East) tot-fg fg fga 1 2 1 10 5 12 1 4 0 0 4 4 1 5 2 3 1 3 3 11 1 4 0 0

Pitt used a 16-0 run to take a 17-point first half lead en route to a 38-24 halftime advantage...Pitt led 20-3 after the game’s first 11:32...Pitt held Ohio to 19.4 percent first half shooting and 23.9 percent for the game...Pitt led by 20 or more points for the majority of the second half...Gilbert Brown made his season debut after serving an academic suspension through Pitt’s first 11 games...Ashton Gibbs extended his consecutive free throw streak to 27...Pitt surpassed season-highs for points scored (74), field goal percentage (55.8), assists (26) and turnovers (21)...The win gave Pitt its ninth straight season with 10 or more non-conference wins.

Officials: Jim Burr (R), Jeff Clark, Paul Faia; Technical fouls: None; Attendance: 9261. Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total Ohio 24 25 49 Pitt 38 36 74

Ashton Gibbs scored three baskets to give Pitt a 15-2 lead...Pitt extended the lead to as many as 16 points (30-14) on a Brad Wanamaker 3-pointer with 6:59 left in the first half...The Panthers shot 56.7 percent from the floor (17-30) in the first half...DePaul cut the lead as few as five points (54-49) with 5:41 to go, but Pitt used a Gibbs 3-pointer and two Jermaine Dixon jumpers to outscore DU 11-3 the rest of the way...Gibbs extended his free throw shooting streak to 33 consecutive free throws made...Pitt set a Petersen Events Center record with its 10th consecutive opponent held to 60 points or less...The win gave Jamie Dixon his 174th career win, pulling him into a second place tie on Pitt’s all-time career coaching victories list...Pitt won its 30th consecutive home game...Pitt defeated DePaul for the sixth consecutive matchup. Player HILL, Devin-f WALLACE, Eric-f KOSHWAL, Mac-c STOVALL, Mike-g ROGERS, Nate-g STULA, Mario KELLY, Jeremiah FREELAND, Tony DREW, Jimmy WALKER, Will FABER, Krys SIGGINS, Ryan TEAM Totals..............

December 22, 2009 Petersen Events Center Pittsburgh, Pa.

PITT 74 (10-2)

PITT 66 (9-2) Player ROBINSON, Nasir-f McGHEE, Gary-c GIBBS, Ashton-g WANAMAKER, Brad-g DIXON, Jermaine-g WOODALL, Travon ADAMS, Chase TAYLOR, Dante RIVERS, Nick MILLER, Dwight FRYE, Tim RICHARDSON, J.J. TEAM Totals..............

PITT 74, OHIO 49

1st 2nd Total 25 27 52 39 26 65

SYRACUSE 72 (13-1, 1-1 Big East) tot-fg Player fg fga JACKSON, Rick-f 2 5 JOHNSON, Wes-f 7 14 ONUAKU, Arinze-c 4 7 RAUTINS, Andy-g 3 9 TRICHE, Brandon-g 2 9 JONES, Mookie 0 0 JARDINE, Scoop 6 13 JOSEPH, Kris 4 9 TEAM Totals.............. 28 66

fg 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0

3-pt fga 0 1 0 6 5 0 1 0

ft 0 5 1 2 2 0 3 2

fta 0 7 3 2 4 2 3 2

rebounds of de tot 1 5 6 4 2 6 1 4 5 0 3 3 3 1 4 0 0 0 2 0 2 4 5 9 1 0 1 16 20 36

a 2 0 1 4 1 0 3 1

to blk 4 1 3 1 2 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 2 1 1 1

25 72 12 14

Percentages: FG%: 42.4%; 3FG%: 7.7%; FT%: 65.2%. Officials: Karl Hess (R), Michael Stephens, Bob Donato; Technical fouls: None; Attendance: 24969. Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total Pitt 27 55 82 Syracuse 30 42 72

2010-11 PITT BASKETBALL

2009-10 REVIEW

No. 23 PITT 74, CINCINNATI 71 January 4, 2010 Fifth Third Arena Cincinnati, Ohio

Pitt won its second straight road game...Gilbert Brown scored 13 of his career-high 17 points in the second half, his most memorable coming on a baseline drive and dunk in the second half...Brown’s jumper with 3:38 left gave Pitt a 66-62 lead and the Panthers converted 8-10 free throws the rest of the way for the win...Cincinnati opened the game on an 11-4 run but Pitt battled back with an 11-2 run fueled by a jumper and two free throws from Ashton Gibbs to take the lead...Gibbs finished the first half with 14 points...A Gary McGhee dunk gave Pitt a 38-32 halftime lead...Gibbs’ consecutive free throws made streak concluded at 46 as he missed the front end of two shots with three seconds left...Pitt won its sixth straight game and ninth in its last 10...Pitt improved to a perfect 4-0 with both Jermaine Dixon and Brown on the floor. PITT 74 (13-2, 3-0 Big East) tot-fg Player fg fga ROBINSON, Nasir-f 3 6 McGHEE, Gary-c 3 5 GIBBS, Ashton-g 4 6 WANAMAKER, Brad-g 2 5 DIXON, Jermaine-g 1 7 WOODALL, Travon 2 4 BROWN, Gilbert 7 13 TAYLOR, Dante 3 5 RICHARDSON, J.J. 0 0 TEAM Totals.............. 25 51

fg 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0

3-pt fga 1 0 1 0 3 0 2 0 0

ft 0 0 10 0 7 0 2 1 0

fta 0 2 11 1 8 0 3 2 0

rebounds of de tot 0 4 4 3 3 6 0 1 1 0 4 4 0 5 5 0 3 3 1 2 3 2 1 3 0 0 0 1 1 2 7 24 31

pf tp 2 7 2 6 0 19 4 4 2 10 1 4 2 17 3 7 0 0

a 2 1 3 2 2 3 2 0 0

16 74 15

to blk 1 0 1 2 0 0 2 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0

s 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 0

min 24 23 36 21 35 17 27 13 4

200

Percentages: FG%: 49.0%; 3FG%: 57.1%; FT%: 74.1%. CINCINNATI 71 (10-4, 2-1 Big East) tot-fg Player fg fga THOMAS, Ibrahima-f 1 3 GATES, Yancy-f 8 14 VAUGHN, Deonta-g 7 10 DAVIS, Larry-g 0 2 STEPHENSON, Lance-g 7 15 WRIGHT, Cashmere 0 1 DIXON, Dion 1 2 WILKS, Darnell 1 2 BISHOP, Rashad 3 8 McCLAIN, Anthony 0 0 TOYLOY, Steve 2 4 TEAM Totals.............. 30 61

fg 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0

3-pt fga 1 0 4 2 2 0 0 1 2 0 0

ft 0 0 1 0 1 0 4 0 0 0 2

fta 0 1 1 0 1 0 4 0 1 0 3

rebounds of de tot 0 1 1 3 11 14 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 2 4 6 0 0 0 0 2 2 1 2 3 7 23 30

pf tp 0 2 2 16 4 17 3 0 1 15 0 0 2 6 3 3 3 6 1 0 2 6

a 0 2 2 1 4 0 1 1 2 0 0

21 71 13

to blk 1 0 1 4 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0

s 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0

min 7 34 34 19 32 4 13 13 27 0 17

200

Pitt overcame a five-point deficit (68-63) with 54 seconds left in regulation to send the game into overtime 69-69...Brad Wanamaker hit a 3-pointer from the corner to pull Pitt within one point (68-67) with 16 seconds left and Wanamaker was fouled and converted two free throws with 1.9 seconds left to send the game into overtime...Louisville missed four of five free throws in the game’s final 54 seconds and Pitt took advantage...In overtime, Ashton Gibbs hit a 3-pointer and Jermaine Dixon converted a jumper to give Pitt a five-point lead, but UL’s Preston Knowles hit a 3-pointer which cut the margin to 78-77 with 24 seconds left...Gibbs followed with two free throws and after UL missed a 3-pointer, Dixon sealed the win with an uncontested layup...Louisville led for the majority of the game, its largest lead of six points...Pitt’s Nasir Robinson registered his second career double-double and surpassed career-highs for scoring (26) and rebounding (11)...The win gave Pitt a 5-0 Big East record, which tied the school record for best start to a Big East season...Pitt defeated Louisville for the first time in the Petersen Events Center...It entered the game with a 0-2 record vs. UL in the arena. fta 0 5 1 7 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0

rebounds of de tot 1 2 3 2 2 4 2 4 6 1 2 3 0 0 0 2 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 3 11 15 26

pf tp 5 2 2 9 2 25 1 13 1 0 4 21 1 0 4 2 0 2 1 0 1 3 0 0

a 0 3 2 5 4 3 2 0 1 0 0 0

to blk 1 0 2 0 0 2 3 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0

s 0 0 2 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0

min 27 31 40 37 22 24 8 13 15 3 4 1

225

to blk 2 1 0 1 1 0 3 0 2 0 3 0 2 0 1 1

s 0 0 0 2 3 0 1 0

min 42 25 44 37 31 8 19 19

225

22 77 20 10

Percentages: FG%: 47.5%; 3FG%: 36.0%; FT%: 58.8%. PITT 82 (15-2, 5-0 Big East) tot-fg Player fg fga ROBINSON, Nasir-f 11 14 McGHEE, Gary-c 3 6 GIBBS, Ashton-g 4 12 WANAMAKER, Brad-g 4 9 DIXON, Jermaine-g 4 10 WOODALL, Travon 0 0 BROWN, Gilbert 0 1 TAYLOR, Dante 1 2 TEAM Totals.............. 27 54

fg 0 0 3 1 0 0 0 0

3-pt fga 0 0 4 1 2 0 1 0

ft 4 0 4 11 1 1 0 3

fta 6 0 4 12 2 2 0 4

rebounds of de tot 4 7 11 2 4 6 0 5 5 4 2 6 1 3 4 0 1 1 0 2 2 1 1 2 2 1 3 14 26 40

pf tp 3 26 3 6 2 15 4 20 4 9 0 1 3 0 0 5

a 0 2 1 7 6 2 2 0

19 82 20 14

Percentages: FG%: 50.0%; 3FG%: 50.0%; FT%: 80.0%. Officials: Ed Corbett (R), Mike Kitts, John Gaffney; Technical fouls: None; Attendance: 12781. Score by Periods 1st 2nd OT Total Louisville 30 39 8 77 Pitt 27 42 13 82

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fg 0 0 3 0 0 0 1 0

3-pt fga 1 0 5 1 3 1 1 0

ft 0 2 4 9 0 0 2 0

fta 0 2 5 10 1 0 2 0

CONNECTICUT 57 (11-5, 2-3 Big East) tot-fg 3-pt Player fg fga fg fga MAJOK, Ater-f 2 2 0 0 ROBINSON, Stanley-f 9 17 1 3 ORIAKHI, Alex-c 2 4 0 0 DYSON, Jerome-g 5 14 0 1 WALKER, Kemba-g 4 11 0 1 BEVERLY, Donnell 0 0 0 0 COOMBS-McDANIEL, J. 0 0 0 0 SMITH, Darius 0 0 0 0 EDWARDS, Gavin 3 6 0 0 OKWANDU, Charles 0 0 0 0 TEAM Totals.............. 25 54 1 5

Score by Periods Pitt Connecticut

No. 16 PITT 82, LOUISVILLE 77 (OT)

ft 0 4 1 3 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0

PITT 67 (14-2, 4-0 Big East) tot-fg Player fg fga ROBINSON, Nasir-f 1 4 McGHEE, Gary-c 3 5 GIBBS, Ashton-g 6 15 WANAMAKER, Brad-g 5 10 DIXON, Jermaine-g 3 14 WOODALL, Travon 0 2 BROWN, Gilbert 4 7 TAYLOR, Dante 1 2 TEAM Totals.............. 23 59

rebounds of de tot 4 2 6 3 6 9 0 4 4 2 2 4 3 4 7 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 3 4 4 0 4 19 21 40

to blk 2 0 1 2 4 0 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 1 16 67 10 13 4

s 0 0 2 3 0 0 0 1

min 16 28 37 30 37 14 26 12

200

rebounds of de tot 1 0 1 0 2 2 5 4 9 0 1 1 2 5 7 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 7 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 20 31

pf tp 2 4 3 19 3 4 4 14 2 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 6 1 0

s 1 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 0

min 10 39 32 35 37 5 4 3 33 2

200

pf tp 3 2 2 8 1 19 2 19 2 6 1 0 3 11 2 2

a 1 1 3 3 1 0 1 0

ft 0 0 0 4 2 0 0 0 0 0

fta 0 1 2 8 2 0 0 0 0 0

a 0 0 0 3 7 0 0 0 0 0

to blk 0 2 2 0 1 2 6 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 3 0 0

19 57 10 13

Officials: Tim Higgins, Clarence Armstrong, Tim Clougherty; Technical fouls: None; Attendance: 15290.

January 16, 2010 Petersen Events Center Pittsburgh, Pa.

LOUISVILLE 77 (12-6, 3-2 Big East) tot-fg 3-pt Player fg fga fg fga DELK, Reginald-f 1 4 0 2 SWOPSHIRE, Jared-f 2 7 1 4 SAMUELS, Samardo-c 12 20 0 0 SOSA, Edgar-g 4 10 2 7 SMITH, Jerry-g 0 3 0 3 KNOWLES, Preston 8 12 5 7 SIVA, Peyton 0 0 0 0 BUCKLES, Rakeem 1 2 0 0 KURIC, Kyle 0 2 0 1 JENNINGS, Terrence 0 0 0 0 MARRA, Mike 1 1 1 1 VanTREESE Stephan 0 0 0 0 TEAM Totals.............. 29 61 9 25

Trailing by one point (49-48) with 8:58 left, Pitt’s Nasir Robinson converted a reverse layup and ignited a 92 run which gave the Panthers a 57-51 lead with 3:35 to go...Jermaine Dixon hit a layup and Ashton Gibbs made a 3-pointer in the rally...Pitt, which led the entire first half, built a 10-point lead (43-33) with 16:05 left to go in the second half, but UConn stormed back into the game with a 16-5 run before Robinson’s layup swung momentum back to Pitt...Pitt jumped out to an 18-8 lead early in the game using back-to-back 3pointers...Pitt won its third straight Big East regular season road game for the first time in school history...Pitt hit a season-high 85 percent of its free throws...Pitt outrebounded UConn 26-13 in the second half...Pitt won its third straight game and fourth matchup in five tries against UConn...The game marked the 10th time in the last 11 meetings that both teams entered the contest with national rankings.

Percentages: FG%: 46.3%; 3FG%: 20.0%; FT%: 46.2%.

Officials: Jim Burr, Mike Kitts, James Breeding; Technical fouls: None; Attendance: 8699. Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total Pitt 38 36 74 Cincinnati 32 39 71

January 13, 2010 XL Center Hartford, Conn.

Percentages: FG%: 39.0%; 3FG%: 33.3%; FT%: 85.0%.

Percentages: FG%: 49.2%; 3FG%: 25.0%; FT%: 72.7%.

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No. 16 PITT 67, No. 15 CONNECTICUT 57

1st 2nd Total 32 35 67 29 28 57

No. 12 GEORGETOWN 74, No. 9 PITT 66 January 20, 2010 Petersen Events Center Pittsburgh, Pa.

Chris Wright scored five points in a 9-0 Georgetown run that gave the Hoyas a 63-58 lead with 5:00 left...Wright, who scored a game-high 27 points, put the Hoyas up 68-60 on a layup off an inbounds pass with 1:13 to play...Pitt led 53-49 on a Gilbert Brown dunk at the 10:29 mark, then 56-54 with 7:28 remaining on Jermaine Dixon’s 3-pointer, but the Panthers managed just one field goal over the next six-plus minutes as Georgetown put together a 14-4 run...Pitt used a 10-2 run to erase a 25-17 first half deficit...The game featured 10 lead changes...Brown finished with a career-high 20 points for Pitt...Pitt’s eight-game win streak and 31-game home win streak was snapped...Georgetown became only the second program to defeat Pitt on two occasions at the Petersen Events Center...Pitt’s 5-1 league slate matches its best record to start Big East play (2002-03 and 2006-07)...Pitt dropped to 10-3 in matchups of two ranked teams at the Petersen Events Center. GEORGETOWN 74 (14-3, 5-2 Big East) tot-fg 3-pt Player fg fga fg fga VAUGHN, Julian-f 4 10 0 1 MONROE, Greg-c 4 14 0 1 WRIGHT, Chris-g 11 17 3 3 FREEMAN, Austin-g 4 6 2 2 CLARK, Jason-g 2 6 2 2 THOMPSON, Hollis 0 2 0 1 SANFORD, Vee 0 0 0 0 BENIMON, Jerrelle 1 1 0 0 SIMS, Henry 0 0 0 0 TEAM Totals.............. 26 56 7 10

ft 3 5 2 3 1 0 0 1 0

fta 5 7 2 4 2 0 0 1 0

rebounds of de tot 2 3 5 2 9 11 2 1 3 1 3 4 1 1 2 0 2 2 0 0 0 1 3 4 0 0 0 1 1 2 10 23 33

pf 0 3 2 4 2 2 0 2 0

tp 11 13 27 13 7 0 0 3 0

a 6 1 2 3 2 0 0 0 0

15 74 14

to blk 1 2 1 1 3 1 1 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 5

s 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0

min 31 37 35 27 36 18 1 12 3

200

to blk 1 0 0 1 0 0 2 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 1 2 9 5

s 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 1 0

min 16 26 36 37 32 9 1 30 13

200

Percentages: FG%: 46.4%; 3FG%: 70.0%; FT%: 71.4%. PITT 66 (15-3, 5-1 Big East) tot-fg Player fg fga ROBINSON, Nasir-f 2 2 McGHEE, Gary-c 3 3 GIBBS, Ashton-g 3 16 WANAMAKER, Brad-g 4 12 DIXON, Jermaine-g 4 11 WOODALL, Travon 1 2 ADAMS, Chase 0 0 BROWN, Gilbert 8 9 TAYLOR, Dante 1 2 TEAM Totals.............. 26 57

fg 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 1 0

3-pt fga 0 0 8 3 4 1 0 2 0

ft 0 1 0 1 5 0 0 3 0

fta 0 1 0 2 7 0 0 5 2

rebounds of de tot 0 2 2 1 4 5 0 3 3 5 8 13 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 4 2 0 2 1 2 3 12 22 34

pf tp 5 4 4 7 2 8 3 9 2 14 0 2 0 0 3 20 1 2

a 3 1 2 7 2 1 0 1 0

20 66 17

Percentages: FG%: 45.6%; 3FG%: 22.2%; FT%: 58.8%. Officials: John Cahill (R), Brian O’Connell, Gene Steratore; Technical Fouls: None; Attendance: 12677. Score by Periods Georgetown Pitt

1st 2nd Total 31 43 74 31 35 66

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SETON HALL 64, No. 9 PITT 61 January 24, 2010 Prudential Center Newark, N.J.

Seton Hall built a nine-point lead (58-49) on a Herb Pope jumper and held off a late Pitt rally for the win...Pitt trimmed the lead down to 61-58 on two Ashton Gibbs free throws, then a Gilbert Brown 3-pointer with 17 seconds left cut the deficit to one point (62-61)...SHU’s Jeff Robinson followed with two free throws (64-61) and Pitt had possession of the ball with 12 seconds to go, but missed two 3-pointers...Pitt erased an 11-point first half deficit (30-19) with a 7-0 run to trim SHU’s halftime lead to 30-26...Ashton Gibbs tied a school record for game free throw percentage as he was a perfect 14-14 from the line...Pitt lost back-to-back games for only the seventh time in Jamie Dixon’s tenure. PITT 61 (15-4, 5-2 Big East) tot-fg Player fg fga ROBINSON, Nasir-f 2 3 McGHEE, Gary-c 2 2 GIBBS, Ashton-g 4 15 WANAMAKER, Brad-g 3 10 DIXON, Jermaine-g 5 12 WOODALL, Travon 0 1 ADAMS, Chase 0 0 BROWN, Gilbert 2 7 TAYLOR, Dante 0 1 RICHARDSON, J.J. 0 0 TEAM Totals.............. 18 51

fg 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 0

3-pt fga 0 0 7 1 4 1 0 4 0 0

ft 1 2 14 2 0 0 0 2 0 0

fta 2 2 14 2 1 0 0 3 0 0

rebounds of de tot 4 2 6 0 4 4 1 1 2 4 4 8 2 4 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 4 6 0 1 1 0 0 0 3 3 6 16 23 39

pf tp 4 5 2 6 1 23 1 9 2 11 1 0 0 0 2 7 2 0 0 0

a 0 0 0 6 2 0 0 1 0 0

to blk 3 0 1 0 3 0 4 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 3 1 2 0 0 0

15 61

9 20

s 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 1 0

min 18 28 39 37 34 6 3 24 7 4

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Percentages: FG%: 35.3%; 3FG%: 23.5%; FT%: 87.5%. SETON HALL 64 (12-6, 3-4 Big East) tot-fg Player fg fga POPE, Herb-f 8 12 ROBINSON, Jeff-f 5 8 LAWRENCE, Keon-g 1 7 THEODORE, Jordan-g 1 6 HAZELL, Jeremy-g 4 8 HARVEY, Eugene 4 7 JACKSON, Jamel 1 6 MITCHELL, Robert 1 2 GARCIA, John 0 0 TEAM Totals.............. 25 56

fg 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0

3-pt fga 1 0 1 1 2 2 4 2 0

ft 3 5 0 3 0 1 0 0 0

fta 4 6 0 4 0 1 0 0 0

rebounds of de tot 2 7 9 1 2 3 0 2 2 0 3 3 1 0 1 0 2 2 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 2 0 2 8 17 25

pf tp 2 19 4 15 2 2 3 5 4 9 4 9 0 2 1 3 0 0

a 3 0 1 6 0 4 0 0 0

to blk 2 1 1 1 1 2 2 0 0 0 3 1 0 0 1 0 0 1

20 64 14 10

s 1 2 0 3 0 6 0 1 0

min 38 32 25 28 16 28 16 15 2

6 13

200

Officials: Ed Corbett, Karl Hess, Les Jones; Technical fouls: Pitt-None; Seton Hall-HAZELL, Jeremy; TEAM; Attendance: 8043. Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total Pitt 26 35 61 Seton Hall 30 34 64

January 31, 2010 Sun Dome Tampa, Fla.

South Florida’s Dominique Jones led the Bulls with 37 points, the largest individual scoring performance against Pitt since Notre Dame’s Chris Quinn scored 37 in 2006...Jones scored 24 second half points...Fueled by a Jones 3-pointer, USF used a 9-0 run to take a 14-point lead (51-37) with 10:10 left in the game...Pitt battled back from the margin and cut the lead to as few as four points (56-52) on two Ashton Gibbs free throws with 4:45 to go, but that was as close as the Panthers came...Pitt trailed by as many as 11 points in the first half...Pitt’s Gilbert Brown scored a career-high 25 points...Pitt shot a season-low 54.5 percent (12-22) from the free throw line including a 7-15 showing in the second half...The two teams combined for 45 fouls in the game...Pitt’s Jermaine Dixon was sidelined with a right ankle sprain...Pitt dropped to 3-1 vs. USF since the Bulls joined the Big East.

fg 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0

3-pt fga 0 0 0 3 1 1 3 0

ft 1 2 0 2 2 0 5 0

fta 2 4 0 2 5 0 9 0

rebounds of de tot 1 5 6 3 8 11 0 4 4 0 1 1 1 2 3 0 0 0 3 2 5 1 0 1 0 3 3 9 25 34

pf 3 3 5 3 4 2 3 1 1 25

tp 3 8 0 11 14 0 25 0

a 0 1 0 3 4 0 0 0

to blk 2 0 1 3 1 0 1 0 1 1 2 0 2 0 0 0

8 10

s 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0

min 23 32 17 37 37 11 35 8

200

Percentages: FG%: 46.9%; 3FG%: 37.5%; FT%: 54.5%. SOUTH FLORIDA 70 (14-7, 4-5 Big East) tot-fg 3-pt Player fg fga fg fga FAMOUS, Jarrid-f 3 7 0 0 FITZPATRICK, Toarlyn-f 1 8 0 1 HOWARD, Chris-g 4 9 1 2 JONES, Dominique-g 10 20 3 4 MERCER, Mike-g 3 7 0 0 CRATER, Anthony 0 1 0 1 RIVAS, Alex 0 1 0 0 KARDOK, Ryan 0 0 0 0 TEAM Totals.............. 21 53 4 8

ft 2 1 4 14 3 0 0 0

fta 3 2 7 17 6 0 0 0

rebounds of de tot 2 2 4 3 7 10 1 5 6 3 5 8 1 2 3 0 1 1 2 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 1 13 22 35

pf tp 2 8 4 3 4 13 4 37 3 9 0 0 3 0 0 0

a 0 0 1 3 1 1 1 0

to blk 1 0 1 1 0 1 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

s 0 0 1 1 1 2 0 0

min 34 26 34 39 27 31 7 2

20 70

200

Percentages: FG%: 39.6%; 3FG%: 50.0%; FT%: 68.6%. Officials: Tim Higgins, Bill McCarthy, Ray Perone; Technical fouls: Pitt-TEAM; USF-None; Attendance: 5370. Score by Periods Pitt South Florida

1st 2nd Total 26 35 61 31 39 70

ST. JOHN’S 53 (12-8, 2-6 Big East) tot-fg 3-pt Player fg fga fg fga KENNEDY, D.J.-f 3 11 0 3 MASON, Anthony Jr.-f 2 11 0 2 EVANS, Sean-f 3 9 0 0 BOOTHE, Malik-g 0 0 0 0 HORNE, Paris-g 3 7 1 2 LAWRENCE, Omari 0 3 0 0 HARDY, Dwight 3 10 2 4 COKER, Dele 0 0 0 0 BURRELL, Justin 5 7 1 1 STITH, Malik 0 0 0 0 BROWNLEE, Justin 0 0 0 0 TEAM Totals.............. 19 58 4 12

PITT 63 (16-4, 6-2 Big East) tot-fg Player fg fga ROBINSON, Nasir-f 1 7 McGHEE, Gary-c 5 7 GIBBS, Ashton-g 5 13 WANAMAKER, Brad-g 5 10 DIXON, Jermaine-g 3 6 WOODALL, Travon 0 1 ADAMS, Chase 0 0 BROWN, Gilbert 1 6 TAYLOR, Dante 0 0 RICHARDSON, J.J. 0 0 TEAM Totals.............. 20 50

ft 3 0 0 0 0 1 4 0 3 0 0

fta 6 0 0 0 0 2 6 0 3 0 0

rebounds of de tot 3 5 8 5 2 7 3 1 4 0 3 3 2 1 3 0 1 1 1 2 3 0 0 0 3 4 7 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 2 4 19 22 41

pf tp 0 9 4 4 2 6 3 0 2 7 2 1 3 12 0 0 2 14 0 0 2 0

a 1 2 1 2 1 1 1 0 0 0 0

to blk 5 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 2 1 1 0 0 0

s 2 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0

min 33 28 17 18 27 11 28 2 22 7 7

20 53

9 15

200

fg 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0

3-pt fga 0 0 4 3 1 1 0 3 0 0

ft 0 0 4 4 2 4 0 7 0 0

fta 0 0 4 4 2 4 0 10 0 0

rebounds of de tot 2 1 3 1 3 4 0 3 3 1 3 4 0 4 4 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 7 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 4 8 23 31

pf tp 3 2 3 10 0 14 4 16 2 8 1 4 0 0 2 9 2 0 1 0

a 1 0 3 6 0 0 1 5 0 0

to blk 0 0 2 3 0 0 1 0 2 1 0 0 0 1 3 0 1 0 0 0

s 0 0 0 2 1 1 0 2 0 0

min 18 28 37 36 20 18 5 27 10 1

18 63 16

200

Percentages: FG%: 40.0%; 3FG%: 16.7%; FT%: 87.5%. Officials: Jim Breeding (R), John Higgins, Earl Walton; Technical fouls: None; Attendance: 12511. Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total St. John’s 28 25 53 Pitt 24 39 63

SOUTH FLORIDA 70, No. 17 PITT 61

PITT 61 (16-5, 6-3 Big East) tot-fg Player fg fga ROBINSON, Nasir-f 1 6 McGHEE, Gary-c 3 5 WOODALL, Travon-g 0 1 GIBBS, Ashton-g 4 11 WANAMAKER, Brad-g 6 12 ADAMS, Chase 0 1 BROWN, Gilbert 9 13 TAYLOR, Dante 0 0 TEAM Totals.............. 23 49

Ashton Gibbs and Gary McGhee scored key baskets to start a game-ending 9-1 Pitt run as Pitt ended a twogame losing streak...McGhee scored eight of his 10 points in the second half...A Brad Wanamaker drive and dunk gave Pitt a 48-41 lead with 8:05 left in the game, but St. John’s rallied to within two points (54-52) with two D.J. Kennedy free throws with 1:56 to go in the game...Pitt outscored St. John’s 39-25 and shot 52.2 percent (12-23) in the second half...Pitt tied a season-high as it shot 87.5 percent (21-24) from the free throw line...St. John’s was held to 26.7 percent (8-30) shooting in the second half...St. John’s led 32-26 early in the second half but Pitt rallied back to take the lead on two Gilbert Brown free throws...Pitt won its sixth straight home game vs. St. John’s and improved to 5-0 vs. the Red Storm in the Petersen Events Center.

Percentages: FG%: 32.8%; 3FG%: 33.3%; FT%: 64.7%.

Percentages: FG%: 44.6%; 3FG%: 15.4%; FT%: 80.0%.

No. 17 PITT 63, ST. JOHN’S 53 January 28, 2010 Petersen Events Center Pittsburgh, Pa.

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No. 6 WEST VIRGINIA 70, No. 22 PITT 51 February 3, 2010 WVU Coliseum Morgantown, W.Va.

West Virginia used three 3-pointers to outscore Pitt 13-3 over a six minute span in building a 56-44 lead with 6:32 left...WVU used 3-pointers from Da’Sean Butler, Darryl Bryant and Kevin Jones in the run...Despite trailing by as many as 10 points, Pitt battled back to a two-point deficit (43-41) on a J.J. Richardson layup with 12:51 to go...After trimming the lead to two points, Pitt missed its next 10 shots...WVU won the rebounding battle 45-31, finished with 19 offensive rebounds and scored 20 second-chance points...Pitt shot a season-low 30 percent from the floor...Ashton Gibbs’ consecutive free throws made streak ended at 31...For only the fourth time, both teams entered the game with national rankings...Pitt dropped to 8-24 all-time at WVU Coliseum and 84-95 in the series...Pitt dropped to 6-5 vs. top-10 ranked teams under Jamie Dixon. PITT 51 (16-6, 6-4 Big East) tot-fg 3-pt Player fg fga fg fga ROBINSON, Nasir-f 2 4 0 0 McGHEE, Gary-c 3 11 0 0 GIBBS, Ashton-g 2 13 2 7 WANAMAKER, Brad-g 0 4 0 2 DIXON, Jermaine-g 5 12 0 1 WOODALL, Travon 1 2 0 0 ADAMS, Chase 0 0 0 0 BROWN, Gilbert 0 4 0 0 TAYLOR, Dante 0 0 0 0 MILLER, Dwight 0 0 0 0 RICHARDSON, J.J. 3 3 0 0 TEAM Totals.............. 16 53 2 10 Percentages: FG%: 30.2%; 3FG%: 20.0%; FT%: WEST VIRGINIA 70 (18-3, 7-2 Big East) tot-fg 3-pt Player fg fga fg fga EBANKS, Devin-f 3 10 0 0 JONES, Kevin-f 4 9 2 3 SMITH, Wellington-f 2 5 1 4 BUTLER, Da’Sean-g 5 13 3 6 BRYANT, Darryl-g 2 6 2 5 THOROUGHMAN, Cam 0 0 0 0 WEST, Jonnie 0 0 0 0 PAYNE, Cam 0 0 0 0 MAZZULLA, Joe 0 2 0 1 JENNINGS, Dan 0 0 0 0 PEPPER, Dalton 2 3 1 2 MITCHELL, Casey 0 0 0 0 FLOWERS, John 0 0 0 0 KILICLI, Deniz 4 4 0 0 TEAM Totals.............. 22 52 9 21

ft 3 3 5 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 3

fta 4 4 8 2 4 0 0 1 0 0 5

17 28 60.7%.

ft 1 6 0 5 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1

fta 2 6 0 5 4 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2

rebounds of de tot 3 2 5 7 2 9 0 2 2 2 2 4 1 2 3 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 4 0 1 1 17 14 31

rebounds of de tot 6 10 16 2 4 6 2 3 5 2 3 5 2 2 4 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 2 1 3 19 26 45

pf tp 5 7 3 9 1 11 3 0 2 13 1 2 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 9

a 3 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0

to blk 0 0 1 0 1 0 2 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0

s 1 0 2 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0

min 30 21 36 30 34 8 2 18 6 1 14

19 51

200

pf tp 3 7 3 16 2 5 1 18 2 8 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 0 0 5 0 0 1 2 1 9

a 3 1 0 1 3 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 2 0

to blk 4 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 0

s 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0

min 36 33 17 37 22 3 1 1 18 2 7 1 15 7

200

18 70 13 11

Percentages: FG%: 42.3%; 3FG%: 42.9%; FT%: 73.9%. Officials: Bob Donato, Bryan Kersey, Mike Stephens; Technical fouls: Pitt-ROBINSON, Nasir. West VirginiaEBANKS, Devin; TEAM; Attendance: 15419. Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total Pitt 28 23 51 West Virginia 34 36 70

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No. 22 PITT 83, SETON HALL 58 February 6, 2010 Petersen Events Center Pittsburgh, Pa.

Pitt pulled away in the second half by outscoring Seton Hall 22-7 after leading by only four points (41-37) with 17:34 left...Pitt went on a 9-0 run with three consecutive 3-pointers...A Brad Wanamaker 3-pointer with the shot clock winding down and threes by Ashton Gibbs and Jermaine Dixon gave Pitt a 50-37 lead with 14:09 left...Gilbert Brown scored 13 of his game-high 23 points in the first half including a dunk which capped a 9-0 run and gave Pitt an 11-point lead (31-20) with 4:34 left in the first half...Pitt set or tied season-highs for most points (83) and largest margin of victory (25)...The game was played in the midst of a major snowstorm which dumped 20 inches of snow in Pittsburgh.

Pitt went on a 7-1 run and took the lead for good using two Gilbert Brown baskets and a Jermaine Dixon 3pointer to close out the first half...Pitt expanded its lead early in the second half by outscoring RMU 13-2 to take a 17-point lead (52-35) with 14:53 left...RMU was held to 26 percent shooting in the second half after shooting 48 percent in the first...Pitt hit a team season-high tying 10 3-pointers...Pitt improved to 28-0 alltime vs. Robert Morris and 68-0 all-time vs. NEC opponents...Pitt won its 47th consecutive home game vs. a non-conference opponent.

SETON HALL 58 (12-9, 3-7 Big East) tot-fg 3-pt Player fg fga fg fga POPE, Herb-f 3 13 0 0 MITCHELL, Robert-f 4 8 1 1 ROBINSON, Jeff-f 2 6 0 0 THEODORE, Jordan-g 2 4 0 1 HARVEY, Eugene-g 3 5 0 0 HAZELL, Jeremy 1 7 0 5 JACKSON, Jamel 4 10 3 7 HALL, Ferrakohn 1 1 0 0 GARCIA, John 0 2 0 0 OLIVER, Melvyn 0 0 0 0 TEAM Totals.............. 20 56 4 14 Percentages: FG%: 35.7%; 3FG%: 28.6%; FT%:

Player ROBINSON, Rob-f GREEN, Dallas-f NWIGWE, Mezie-g JONES, Velton-g ABRAHAM, Karon-g WALLACE, Gary PIEHL, Brad JOHNSON, Russell THOMPSON, Lijah WHITEHEAD, Josiah TEAM Totals..............

PITT 83 (17-6, 7-4 Big East) tot-fg Player fg fga ROBINSON, Nasir-f 0 2 McGHEE, Gary-c 4 6 GIBBS, Ashton-g 3 7 WANAMAKER, Brad-g 5 10 DIXON, Jermaine-g 6 13 WOODALL, Travon 1 2 ADAMS, Chase 1 1 BROWN, Gilbert 9 14 TAYLOR, Dante 1 1 RIVERS, Nick 0 1 MILLER, Dwight 0 0 FRYE, Tim 0 1 RICHARDSON, J.J. 1 2 TEAM Totals.............. 31 60

ft 3 2 2 0 6 0 0 1 0 0

fta 6 2 3 0 7 0 0 2 0 0

14 20 70.0%.

fg 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0

3-pt fga 0 0 3 2 1 0 1 4 0 1 0 1 0

ft 0 4 4 2 2 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0

fta 0 7 6 2 3 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0

rebounds of de tot 4 2 6 1 6 7 2 4 6 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 4 4 0 1 1 0 0 0 3 0 3 11 19 30

pf 5 2 3 1 1 2 1 3 1 2 2 23

tp 9 11 6 4 12 2 11 3 0 0

a 0 0 1 1 2 3 0 0 2 0

to blk 3 2 0 2 1 0 0 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0

s 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 0

min 20 25 29 20 28 32 24 10 11 1

200

rebounds of de tot 2 2 4 4 7 11 0 3 3 0 6 6 1 0 1 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 4 4 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 2 2 1 2 3 11 28 39

tp 0 12 11 13 15 2 3 23 2 0 0 0 2

a 2 0 3 7 4 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0

PITT 98 (19-6, 8-4 Big East) tot-fg 3-pt Player fg fga fg fga ROBINSON, Nasir-f 2 6 0 0 McGHEE, Gary-c 2 4 0 0 GIBBS, Ashton-g 7 17 6 13 WANAMAKER, Brad-g 7 14 1 3 DIXON, Jermaine-g 1 5 0 2 WOODALL, Travon 3 7 2 5 ADAMS, Chase 0 1 0 1 BROWN, Gilbert 5 8 0 2 TAYLOR, Dante 1 2 0 0 RICHARDSON, J.J. 1 2 0 0 TEAM Totals.............. 29 66 9 26 Percentages: FG%: 43.9%; 3FG%: 34.6%; FT%:

26 37 70.3%.

ft 1 2 4 9 3 4 0 6 0 2

fta 2 2 6 11 4 6 0 8 0 3

31 42 73.8%.

fta 2 2 2 1 4 2 0 4 0 0

rebounds of de tot 1 3 4 1 3 4 1 2 3 1 3 4 0 2 2 0 1 1 0 1 1 2 2 4 1 0 1 2 0 2 1 1 2 10 18 28

pf 3 4 3 2 1 3 0 2 1 2 1 22

rebounds of de tot 2 2 4 1 5 6 0 3 3 5 5 10 1 5 6 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 2 3 2 3 5 0 1 1 0 0 0 4 0 4 16 27 43

pf tp 1 5 2 8 2 20 4 12 3 18 0 2 0 6 2 6 0 0 0 0 0 0

tp 3 3 10 10 16 0 0 11 0 0

a 1 2 2 1 1 0 1 0 2 0

to blk 1 1 0 0 3 0 3 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 1 0

s 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 1

min 25 16 25 28 28 20 9 25 7 17

200

to blk 0 0 2 2 2 0 5 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0

s 1 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 1

min 21 20 32 32 32 14 2 26 16 1 4

200

53 10 12

19 83 20

rebounds of de tot 1 9 10 2 8 10 4 0 4 4 7 11 1 1 2 1 1 2 0 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 4 6 0 0 0 2 1 3 17 34 51

rebounds of de tot 4 2 6 3 9 12 1 3 4 0 5 5 0 2 2 1 6 7 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 2 0 4 4 11 33 44

pf 1 3 5 4 2 1 4 0 0 5 2

tp 17 8 11 32 20 0 0 0 0 7 0

a 4 3 1 3 4 1 4 0 0 0 0

27 95 20

pf 3 2 3 5 5 5 0 4 1 0

tp a 5 0 6 3 24 0 24 10 5 3 12 6 0 0 16 1 2 0 4 0

28 98 23

tot-fg fg fga 2 7 3 4 4 10 3 5 5 12 1 3 2 2 2 6 0 2 0 0 0 0

fg 0 0 4 1 3 0 2 0 0 0 0

3-pt fga 0 0 10 1 6 2 2 1 0 0 0

ft 1 2 8 5 5 0 0 2 0 0 0

fta 2 4 8 7 6 0 0 2 2 0 0

Player ROBINSON, Nasir-f McGHEE, Gary-c GIBBS, Ashton-g WANAMAKER, Brad-g DIXON, Jermaine-g WOODALL, Travon ADAMS, Chase BROWN, Gilbert TAYLOR, Dante MILLER, Dwight RICHARDSON, J.J. TEAM Totals..............

200

Percentages: FG%: 43.1%; 3FG%: 45.5%; FT%: 74.2%. Officials: Brian O’Connell (R), Chris Beaver, Jeff Clark; Technical fouls: Robert Morris-TEAM. PITT-None; Attendance: 7211.

s 0 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

min 53 51 28 49 36 6 28 1 1 19 3

275

to blk 0 0 1 2 3 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

s 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0

min 25 38 50 47 26 31 4 38 5 11

275

Score by Periods Robert Morris Pitt

to blk 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 1 0

Officials: Les Jones (R), Joe Lindsay, Tim Clougherty; Technical fouls: None; Attendance: 12902. Score by Periods 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 Total West Virginia 37 31 10 10 7 95 Pitt 32 36 10 10 10 98

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ft 1 1 2 0 4 0 0 2 0 0

min 12 24 31 30 33 19 3 28 12 1 2 1 4

Pitt erased a seven-point deficit with 1:13 left in regulation to force overtime...Pitt took advantage of three missed WVU free throws in the final minute...Pitt’s Travon Woodall cut the deficit to 68-65 with a running jumper with 31 seconds, Pitt’s Nasir Robinson forced a WVU turnover and Ashton Gibbs tied the game with a 3-pointer from the corner with 26 seconds to go...In the first overtime, Pitt built a 78-75 lead on Gilbert Brown’s drive and dunk and a Gibbs free throw but WVU’s Darryl Bryant hit a 3-pointer with one second left to force a second overtime...In the second overtime, Woodall gave Pitt an 88-85 lead with 28 seconds to go, but WVU’s Da’Sean Butler was fouled on a 3-point attempt and converted three straight free throws...Pitt had an opportunity to win but missed a shot and tip-in...In the third overtime, Pitt converted 5-6 free throws including two apiece from Brown and Gibbs to win...Pitt trailed by as nine points with 9:01 remaining...Pitt won its ninth in the last 10 matchups at home against WVU...Pitt improved to 6-0 vs. top-5 ranked teams the Petersen Events Center...The three overtime game tied for the longest in school history. fta 5 2 2 18 9 0 1 0 0 0 0

3-pt fga 0 0 2 3 5 1 0 4 0 0

s 0 0 0 1 2 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0

February 12, 2010 Petersen Events Center Pittsburgh, Pa.

ft 3 2 1 13 7 0 0 0 0 0 0

fg 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 1 0 0

to blk 0 0 2 0 2 0 1 1 2 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

No. 25 PITT 98, No. 5 WEST VIRGINIA 95 (3OT)

WEST VIRGINIA 95 (19-5, 8-4 Big East) tot-fg 3-pt Player fg fga fg fga EBANKS, Devin-f 7 14 0 1 JONES, Kevin-f 3 11 0 3 SMITH, Wellington-f 4 8 2 4 BUTLER, Da’Sean-g 9 22 1 6 BRYANT, Darryl-g 5 13 3 6 THOROUGHMAN, Cam 0 0 0 0 MAZZULLA, Joe 0 0 0 0 PEPPER, Dalton 0 0 0 0 MITCHELL, Casey 0 0 0 0 FLOWERS, John 3 5 1 1 KILICLI, Deniz 0 1 0 0 TEAM Totals.............. 31 74 7 21 Percentages: FG%: 41.9%; 3FG%: 33.3%; FT%:

tot-fg fg fga 1 5 1 2 4 8 4 7 5 12 0 4 0 1 4 11 0 0 0 2

PITT 77 (18-6) pf 2 2 2 2 4 2 0 2 1 1 0 0 1

Officials: Mike Kitts (R), James Breeding; Technical fouls: Seton Hall-HAZELL, Jeremy; TEAM 2. PITT-DIXON, Jermaine; Attendance: 6681. Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total Seton Hall 30 28 58 Pitt 37 46 83

ROBERT MORRIS 53 (16-9)

Percentages: FG%: 36.5%; 3FG%: 33.3%; FT%: 58.8%.

Percentages: FG%: 51.7%; 3FG%: 46.2%; FT%: 71.4%.

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No. 25 PITT 77, ROBERT MORRIS 53 February 8, 2010 Petersen Events Center Pittsburgh, Pa.

a 1 2 2 4 2 2 0 3 0 0 0

14 77 16 14

1st 2nd Total 33 20 53 39 38 77

No. 19 PITT 58, MARQUETTE 51 February 18, 2010 Bradley Center Milwaukee, Wis.

Pitt used a 13-5 run capped by a Nasir Robinson 3-pointer to build a 54-44 lead with 5:43 left in the contest...Marquette cut the deficit to as few as five points (56-51) on a Lazar Hayward 3-point play with 2:16 left but that was as close as the Golden Eagles came...Pitt shot 60 percent (12-20) from the floor in the second half and held Marquette to 33 percent shooting in registering the win...Pitt outscored Marquette 9-3 over the first half’s final 2:37 to take a 31-25 halftime lead...Pitt’s two centers Gary McGhee and Dante Taylor combined for 16 points and 8-8 field goal shooting...The Big East’s best 3-point shooting team (Marquette) was held to 26.3 percent 3-point shooting (5-19) on the night...Pitt finished with 19 assists on 23 field goals...Pitt won its 20th game for the ninth consecutive season...Pitt won for the first time and improved to 1-3 at Marquette since the Golden Eagles joined the league in 2005-06. PITT 58 (20-6, 9-4 Big East) tot-fg Player fg fga ROBINSON, Nasir-f 4 6 McGHEE, Gary-c 5 5 GIBBS, Ashton-g 0 6 WANAMAKER, Brad-g 4 5 DIXON, Jermaine-g 4 10 WOODALL, Travon 2 3 BROWN, Gilbert 1 4 TAYLOR, Dante 3 3 RICHARDSON, J.J. 0 0 TEAM Totals.............. 23 42

fg 1 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0

3-pt fga 1 0 4 1 5 2 1 0 0

ft 1 0 2 2 0 0 3 0 0

fta 2 0 2 2 0 1 5 0 0

rebounds of de tot 0 6 6 1 4 5 0 3 3 3 1 4 0 7 7 0 1 1 0 2 2 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 3 3 4 29 33

to blk 0 0 0 6 1 0 7 1 3 0 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 14 58 19 15 8

rebounds of de tot 4 2 6 3 4 7 3 3 6 0 5 5 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 2 0 2 13 17 30

pf tp 3 11 1 14 2 13 4 5 3 2 0 0 2 0 1 6

pf 1 3 0 3 0 1 4 2 0

tp 10 10 2 10 10 5 5 6 0

a 4 1 1 4 2 1 5 1 0

s 0 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 0

min 22 29 31 35 33 17 23 8 2

201

to blk s 2 0 3 1 0 2 3 0 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 4 0 9 10 0 11

min 36 37 36 29 29 2 5 26

Percentages: FG%: 54.8%; 3FG%: 28.6%; FT%: 66.7%. MARQUETTE 51 (16-9, 7-6 Big East) tot-fg Player fg fga HAYWARD, Lazar-f 4 17 BUTLER, Jimmy-f 6 11 JOHNSON-ODOM, Dar.-g 5 12 ACKER, Maurice-g 2 7 CUBILLAN, David-g 1 5 WILLIAMS, Erik 0 0 FULCE, Joseph 0 1 BUYCKS, Dwight 3 7 TEAM Totals.............. 21 60

fg 2 0 2 1 0 0 0 0

3-pt fga 5 0 5 5 3 0 0 1

ft 1 2 1 0 0 0 0 0

fta 1 6 1 0 0 0 0 1

16 51

a 1 2 1 4 1 0 0 0

Percentages: FG%: 35.0%; 3FG%: 26.3%; FT%: 44.4%. Officials: Bob Donato, John Gaffney, Tony Greene; Technical fouls: None; Attendance: 16486. Score by Periods Pitt Marquette

1st 2nd Total 31 27 58 25 26 51

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No. 19 PITT 70, No. 3 VILLANOVA 65 February 21, 2010 Petersen Events Center Pittsburgh, Pa.

Pitt built a 10-point first half lead and held off Villanova for the win...A Jermaine Dixon 3-pointer gave Pitt a 48-40 lead with 7:15 remaining in the game and a Gilbert Brown drive and dunk gave Pitt a six-point lead (60-54) with 1:29 left...Pitt converted 7-8 free throws in the closing 23 seconds to seal the win...Ashton Gibbs scored 21 points, his 10th 20-point contest...Pitt improved to 7-0 against top-5 nationally ranked teams at the Petersen Events Center...Pitt won its third game against a top-5 ranked team on the year...Pitt won its seventh straight home game vs. VU and improved to 20-5 all-time vs. VU at home...For the ninth consecutive year, Pitt reached the 20-overall win and 10-league win plateau...The attendance of 12,920 marked the largest on-campus crowd in Pitt history. VILLANOVA 65 (22-4, 11-3 Big East) tot-fg 3-pt Player fg fga fg fga PENA, Antonio-f 3 8 0 0 REYNOLDS, Scottie-g 6 11 2 3 FISHER, Corey-g 5 9 2 2 REDDING, Reggie-g 3 8 0 1 STOKES, Corey-g 4 9 1 6 WAYNS, Maalik 1 4 0 0 YAROU, Mouphtaou 0 0 0 0 CHEEK, Dominic 0 0 0 0 SUTTON, Maurice 0 0 0 0 KING, Taylor 2 3 1 2 ARMWOOD, Isaiah 0 1 0 0 TEAM Totals.............. 24 53 6 14 Percentages: FG%: 45.3%; 3FG%: 42.9%; FT%: PITT 70 (21-6, 10-4 Big East) tot-fg 3-pt Player fg fga fg fga ROBINSON, Nasir-f 2 8 0 0 McGHEE, Gary-c 2 6 0 0 GIBBS, Ashton-g 5 10 2 3 WANAMAKER, Brad-g 1 4 0 2 DIXON, Jermaine-g 3 15 1 5 WOODALL, Travon 1 4 0 1 BROWN, Gilbert 5 9 1 1 TAYLOR, Dante 1 1 0 0 RICHARDSON, J.J. 0 0 0 0 TEAM Totals.............. 20 57 4 12 Percentages: FG%: 35.1%; 3FG%: 33.3%; FT%:

ft 2 6 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 0

fta 4 7 0 1 0 2 0 2 0 0 0

11 16 68.8%.

rebounds of de tot 5 4 9 1 1 2 0 1 1 1 3 4 1 2 3 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 6 1 3 4 2 2 4 12 22 34

pf tp 4 8 4 20 4 12 5 6 2 9 1 4 1 0 0 1 0 0 5 5 0 0 1 27 65

a 0 3 1 2 0 1 0 0 0 1 0

to blk 0 1 6 0 3 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 1 0

8 13

s 2 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0

min 34 26 22 30 34 15 1 6 3 18 11

200

ft 0 3 9 2 3 4 5 0 0

fta 0 4 12 2 4 4 8 0 0

26 34 76.5%.

pf tp 1 4 1 7 1 21 3 4 4 10 2 6 2 16 4 2 0 0

a 1 1 2 4 3 4 1 0 0

to blk 2 1 0 2 0 0 4 0 2 3 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 18 70 16 12 6

s 0 0 2 0 3 0 1 0 0

min 25 31 34 24 37 16 24 8 1

200

Officials: Michael Stephens (R), Jamie Luckie, Mike Stuart; Technical fouls: None; Attendance: 12920. Score by Periods Villanova Pitt

PITT 53 (21-7, 10-5 Big East) tot-fg Player fg fga ROBINSON, Nasir-f 0 2 McGHEE, Gary-f 3 6 GIBBS, Ashton-g 4 9 WANAMAKER, Brad-g 4 8 DIXON, Jermaine-g 6 13 WOODALL, Travon 4 8 ADAMS, Chase 0 0 BROWN, Gilbert 1 7 TAYLOR, Dante 1 2 MILLER, Dwight 0 0 RICHARDSON, J.J. 0 0 TEAM 23

fg 0 0 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

3-pt fga 1 0 6 1 3 2 0 5 0 0 0

ft 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0

fta 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 3 0 0 0

rebounds of de tot 0 2 2 4 4 8 1 1 2 0 3 3 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 2 0 2 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 1

pf tp 3 0 3 7 1 11 3 9 2 13 2 8 1 0 0 3 2 2 0 0 1 0 4

12 13 25

ft 7 4 0 1 2 0 0 0

fta 8 4 0 2 3 0 0 1

rebounds of de tot 2 5 7 2 3 5 0 4 4 0 2 2 3 6 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 4 2 1 3 11 23 34

to blk 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0

s 0 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 0 0

min 18 24 33 29 30 20 5 27 13 0+ 2

18 53 13

200

pf 1 1 3 0 1 0 0 3

to blk 1 0 1 1 0 1 3 0 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 1

s 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0

min 36 38 28 38 39 5 3 13

200

Percentages: FG%: 41.8%; 3FG%: 22.2%; FT%: 42.9%. NOTRE DAME 68 (18-10, 7-8 Big East) tot-fg 3-pt Player fg fga fg fga NASH, Tyrone-f 3 7 0 0 ABROMAITIS, Tim-f 5 9 3 5 SCOTT, Carleton-f 2 4 2 3 JACKSON, Tory-g 5 10 3 5 HANSBROUGH, Ben-g 6 10 1 4 PEOPLES, Jonathan 1 2 1 1 BROGHAMMER, Mike 0 1 0 0 COOLEY, Jack 0 1 0 0 TEAM Totals.............. 22 44 10 18

tp 13 17 6 14 15 3 0 0

a 3 1 1 7 4 0 0 0

9 68 16

Officials: John Cahill, Les Jones, Earl Walton; Technical fouls: None; Attendance: 8581. Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total Pitt 27 26 53 Notre Dame 35 33 68

No. 12 PITT 71, ST. JOHN’S 64 February 27, 2010 Madison Square Garden Pittsburgh, Pa.

Pitt’s bench played a key role in the Panthers building a seven-point halftime lead (31-23) as it outscored St. John’s bench 17-6 in the first half...Pitt outscored St. John’s 15-4 to take a 21-10 lead with 7:19 left in the first half and led by as many as 12 points late in the first half...Nasir Robinson scored Pitt’s first nine points of the second half as the Panthers matched St. John’s shot-for-shot...Three-pointers by Ashton Gibbs and Gilbert Brown gave Pitt a 53-42 lead with 8:53 left...Pitt improved to 23-10 at Madison Square Garden since the 2000-01 season...Pitt won its 12th in its last 16 appearances at Madison Square Garden...Pitt swept St. John’s in its two matchups on the year and defeated the Red Storm for the fifth consecutive matchup...Jamie Dixon improved to 35-11 in games played after losing a contest...Pitt improved to 6-4 on the road in 200910. fg 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 2 0

3-pt fga 0 0 1 1 4 4 2 3 0

ft 3 2 2 0 7 1 0 3 0

fta 3 3 2 0 8 2 0 5 0

rebounds of de tot 3 6 9 2 6 8 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 5 6 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 2 1 3 4 8 24 32

pf tp 3 13 2 6 2 8 3 4 4 12 3 6 0 3 2 13 2 6

a 0 0 4 2 1 4 0 3 0

to blk 1 2 1 3 0 0 1 0 3 0 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0

21 71 14 10

s 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

min 29 33 31 22 30 21 3 21 10

200

Percentages: FG%: 51.1%; 3FG%: 33.3%; FT%: 78.3%. ST. JOHN’S 64 (15-13, 5-11 Big East) tot-fg 3-pt Player fg fga fg fga MASON JR, Anthony-f 2 6 0 2 EVANS, Sean-f 1 6 0 0 KENNEDY, D.J.-g 4 11 1 3 BOOTHE, Malik-g 3 3 0 0 HORNE, Paris-g 5 8 1 3 HARDY, Dwight 4 13 0 5 COKER, Dele 0 1 0 0 BURRELL, Justin 2 7 0 1 STITH, Malik 0 0 0 0 BROWNLEE, Justin 0 1 0 1 TEAM Totals.............. 21 56 2 15

ft 2 0 3 3 0 7 0 5 0 0

fta 2 0 5 7 1 8 0 6 0 0

rebounds of de tot 2 3 5 2 4 6 3 3 6 1 0 1 1 2 3 2 0 2 0 1 1 3 5 8 0 0 0 0 2 2 3 0 3 17 20 37

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No. 17 PITT 73, PROVIDENCE 71 March 4, 2010 Petersen Events Center Pittsburgh, Pa.

Trailing 71-70 with 3.5 seconds remaining, Pitt’s Ashton Gibbs received an in-bounds pass, dribbled up the court, pulled up for a 30-foot 3-pointer and swished the shot at the buzzer to give Pitt a 73-71 win...Providence led 61-56 with less than seven minutes to go but Pitt battled back into the game...Pitt took the lead at 70-68 on two Jermaine Dixon free throws with 40 seconds left, PC’s Sharaud Curry answered with two free throws and PC’s Brian McKenzie put the Friars ahead 71-70 by making 1-2 free throws with 3.5 seconds to go...Pitt used a 15-1 run that included three baskets by Dixon and was finished by Brad Wanamaker 3-pointer to take a 32-23 lead after trailing by as many as six points in the first half...Pitt led 44-37 with 16:11 left but PC came charging back...Gibbs tied career-highs for points, 3-point field goals made and field goals, Dixon registered his first career double-double with career-highs of 24 points and 12 rebounds and Wanamaker finished with a career-high 13 assists...Pitt improved to 6-0 vs. PC at the PEC and claimed its ninth win in the last 10 matchups against PC...The victory clinched a two-day bye for Pitt upon entering the Big East Tournament. PROVIDENCE 71 (12-17, 4-13 Big East) tot-fg 3-pt Player fg fga fg fga BROOKS, Marshon-f 6 11 1 4 PETERSON, Jamine-f 11 22 1 3 DIXON, Bilal-c 1 4 0 0 CURRY, Sharaud-g 4 11 3 6 McKENZIE, Brian-g 2 4 1 1 MONDY, Duke 0 0 0 0 COUNCIL, Vincent 2 11 0 2 STILL, James 0 0 0 0 HALL, Ray 0 0 0 0 TEAM Totals.............. 26 63 6 16

ft 0 1 2 5 1 0 4 0 0

fta 0 5 2 6 2 0 8 0 0

rebounds of de tot 2 3 5 5 13 18 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 2 3 0 0 0 4 1 5 0 0 0 1 0 1 2 0 2 16 20 36

pf tp 1 13 3 24 1 4 2 16 3 6 1 0 3 8 0 0 0 0

a 0 1 0 3 0 0 8 0 0

to blk 0 1 1 2 0 2 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0

s 1 1 1 0 1 0 4 0 0

min 30 38 29 37 23 1 32 2 8

14 71 12

200

pf tp a 2 4 1 1 6 0 2 25 3 3 10 13 4 24 4 2 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 2 2 4 0

to blk 2 0 2 2 1 0 2 2 5 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 1 0

s 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0

min 26 28 37 35 35 10 3 14 12

200

Percentages: FG%: 41.3%; 3FG%: 37.5%; FT%: 56.5%. pf tp 3 6 1 2 3 12 3 9 3 11 4 15 0 0 3 9 0 0 1 0

a 1 0 0 2 1 1 0 0 0 0

to blk 1 1 0 1 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0

s 0 0 0 2 1 0 1 0 0 0

min 23 26 19 33 34 26 5 21 6 7

21 64

200

Percentages: FG%: 37.5%; 3FG%: 13.3%; FT%: 69.0%.

PITT 73 (23-7, 12-5 Big East) tot-fg Player fg fga ROBINSON, Nasir-f 2 3 McGHEE, Gary-c 3 6 GIBBS, Ashton-g 9 13 WANAMAKER, Brad-g 4 9 DIXON, Jermaine-g 11 18 WOODALL, Travon 0 0 ADAMS, Chase 0 1 BROWN, Gilbert 0 5 TAYLOR, Dante 2 3 TEAM Totals.............. 31 58

Officials: Michael Stephens, Jim Haney, Gary Prager; Technical fouls: None; Attendance: 6892.

Percentages: FG%: 53.4%; 3FG%: 42.1%; FT%: 30.0%.

Score by Periods Pitt St. John’s

Officials: Mike Kitts (R), John Score by Periods 1st Providence 28 Pitt 32

1st 2nd Total 31 40 71 23 41 64

a 0 1 0 5 3 1 0 3 0 0 0

Percentages: FG%: 50.0%; 3FG%: 55.6%; FT%: 77.8%.

1st 2nd Total 23 42 65 29 41 70

PITT 71 (22-7, 11-5 Big East) tot-fg Player fg fga ROBINSON, Nasir-f 5 7 McGHEE, Gary-c 2 4 WANAMAKER, Brad-g 3 7 DIXON, Jermaine-g 2 3 GIBBS, Ashton-g 2 7 WOODALL, Travon 2 6 ADAMS, Chase 1 2 BROWN, Gilbert 4 6 TAYLOR, Dante 3 5 TEAM Totals.............. 24 47

Tory Jackson’s jumper at the halftime buzzer ignited a 19-3 Notre Dame run which gave the Fighting Irish a comfortable lead...In the second half, Carleton Scott hit back-to-back 3-pointers, Jackson followed with a 3-pointer, Ben Hansbrough contributed a 3-point play and Tim Abromaitis hit a 3-pointer to put Notre Dame 52-30 with 14:15 left in the game...Notre Dame converted a Pitt opponent season-high of 10 3-point field goals...Pitt entered the game as the Big East’s leader in 3-point percentage defense...Pitt trailed by as many as 24 points (58-34 with 9:05 left), its largest deficit of the season...Pitt trailed by eight points at halftime, its largest halftime margin of the year (35-27)...Pitt committed season-lows and Jamie Dixon Era lows of four turnovers and only seven free throw attempts...Pitt’s five-game win streak was snapped...Pitt lost by 10 points or more for only the 15th time since Jamie Dixon became head coach (236 total games).

Totals.............. rebounds of de tot 2 2 4 8 2 10 0 2 2 2 1 3 3 3 6 0 2 2 2 2 4 1 1 2 0 0 0 3 4 7 21 19 40

NOTRE DAME 68, No. 12 PITT 53 February 24, 2010 Purcell Pavilion South Bend, Ind.

fg 0 0 6 2 0 0 0 0 0

3-pt fga 0 0 9 3 3 0 1 3 0

ft 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 0

fta 2 1 1 1 5 0 0 0 0

rebounds of de tot 1 2 3 2 4 6 2 2 4 1 4 5 2 10 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 2 1 3 1 0 1 11 25 36

17 73 24 15

Gaffney, Wally Rutecki; Technical fouls: None; Attendance: 12511. 2nd Total 43 71 41 73

2010-11 PITT BASKETBALL

2009-10 REVIEW

No. 17 PITT 83, RUTGERS 54 March 6, 2010 Petersen Events Center Pittsburgh, Pa.

Pitt took control of the game with a 19-2 run to take a 28-9 lead with 7:17 left in the first half...Pitt held Rutgers scoreless for 5 1/2 minutes while it rattled off 15 consecutive points in the run...Pitt led by as many as 32 points in the second half...The 29-point win was the largest margin of victory on the year for Pitt, its largest ever against Rutgers and its sixth largest Big East regular season win in school history...Pitt’s 24-point halftime lead marked a school record for largest halftime lead in Big East games...The win gave Pitt a No. 2 seed for the second straight year upon entering the Big East Tournament...Pitt concluded it season with a 17-1 home record and have won 38 of its last 39 at home...The contest marked Senior Day for Jermaine Dixon, Chase Adams and Tim Frye. RUTGERS 54 (15-16, 5-13 Big East) tot-fg Player fg fga MILLER, Dane-f 1 4 MITCHELL, Jonathan-f 3 7 NDIAYE, Hamady-c 1 5 ROSARIO, Mike-g 4 12 BEATTY, James-g 2 5 JOHNSON, Austin 4 5 KUHN, Mike 0 0 JACKSON, Patrick 0 2 COBURN, Mike 3 3 OKAM, Brian 0 0 KOKOSINSKI, Tomasz 0 1 TEAM Totals.............. 18 44

fg 0 1 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0

3-pt fga 0 5 0 7 4 0 0 0 0 0 0

ft 1 0 0 5 0 4 0 0 4 0 0

fta 3 0 2 5 0 6 0 0 4 0 2

rebounds of de tot 0 3 3 1 1 2 2 4 6 0 2 2 0 1 1 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 4 5 6 18 24

pf tp 1 3 4 7 2 2 2 14 3 6 3 12 0 0 3 0 2 10 0 0 0 0

a 2 1 0 0 2 2 0 0 1 0 0

to blk 1 3 0 0 0 2 3 0 0 0 3 1 0 0 1 0 4 0 0 0 0 0

20 54

8 12

fg 0 0 3 2 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 0 0

3-pt fga 1 0 5 4 1 1 4 4 0 0 1 1 0

ft 0 1 2 2 2 1 1 6 1 0 0 0 0

fta 0 2 2 5 2 1 1 6 3 0 0 0 0

min 20 28 30 28 26 17 4 17 21 5 4

NOTRE DAME 50 (23-10)

200

Percentages: FG%: 52.9%; 3FG%: 46.2%; FT%: 57.1%.

pf 3 1 0 2 1 3 0 1 3 0 3 0 1

tp 2 5 13 12 10 5 4 19 11 0 2 0 0

a 2 0 0 5 1 5 3 3 0 0 0 0 0

18 83 19

to blk 1 0 2 3 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

s 0 0 0 3 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

min 19 19 28 26 12 25 13 22 16 2 8 5 5

200

Officials: Ed Corbett (R), Sean Hull, Paul Faia; Technical fouls: None; Attendance: 12508. Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total Rutgers 16 38 54 Pitt 40 43 83

No. 16 PITT 89, OAKLAND 66

Pitt used a 19-2 first half run to turn an 18-13 deficit into a 32-20 lead...The run was fueled by back-to-back 3-point plays from Brad Wanamaker and Jermaine Dixon...With Pitt leading 39-26 at halftime, Nasir Robinson scored six points in the first 2:26 to give Pitt a comfortable 45-27 lead with a baseline move to the basket...Pitt led the rest of the way...Oakland was held to 33.3 percent field goal shooting...The two teams combined for 51 fouls...Six players reached double figure scoring for Pitt...Jamie Dixon tied the NCAA Division I record for most wins after the first seven seasons as a head coach with his 188th career win...Dixon improved to 6-1 in NCAA First Round games...Pitt won its NCAA Tournament First Round game for the eighth time in the last nine years...Pitt also improved to 13-5 all-time in the NCAA Tournament First Round...Pitt improved to 3-0 in NCAA Tournament games at Milwaukee’s Bradley Center. OAKLAND 66 (26-9) Player NELSON, Derick-f BENSON, Keith-c WRIGHT, Larry-g CUSHINGBERRY, Blake-g JONES, Johnathon-g HUDSON, Will EACKLES, Ledrick VALENTINE, Drew MAYNARD, Drew TEAM Totals.............. 19

fg 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 1 0 4

3-pt fga 2 0 5 4 3 0 6 1 0 21

ft 1 10 2 0 4 0 5 2 0 24

fta 2 16 2 0 4 0 6 2 0 32

rebounds of de tot 3 6 9 3 6 9 0 2 2 0 3 3 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 1 1 2 1 3 0 0 0 2 1 3 11 21 32

pf tp 3 1 3 28 4 7 3 2 4 4 3 0 4 17 1 7 0 0 25 66

a 1 0 0 2 5 0 0 0 0

to blk 5 0 1 1 0 0 2 0 5 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0

8 17

s 2 3 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 8

min 25 4027 21 40 8 23 14 2 200

3-pt fg fga 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 1 0 2 2 3 2 3 0 0 0 0

ft 1 2 5 7 7 0 3 0 0

fta 4 4 6 9 10 0 3 0 0

tot-fg fga 3 3 7 6 6 0 9

fg 0 0 4 0 1 0 1

3-pt fga 0 0 6 1 3 0 3

ft 2 0 0 3 0 0 3

fta 6 0 0 4 0 0 4

fg 3 0 2 5 4 1 1 1

tot-fg fga 5 2 4 11 12 3 5 2

fg 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0

3-pt fga 1 0 1 2 3 0 3 0

ft 1 0 0 5 2 0 1 0

fta 2 0 0 5 3 0 2 0

rebounds of de tot 1 5 6 0 1 1 0 2 2 0 2 2 0 3 3 0 0 0 0 2 2 3 3 6 4 18 22

pf tp 0 8 5 6 0 12 1 7 4 5 1 0 2 12

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Percentages: FG%: 38.6%; 3FG%: 20.0%; FT%: 75.0%. Officials: Tim Higgins, Michael Stephens, Wally Rutecki; Technical fouls: None; Attendance: 19375. Score by Periods Notre Dame Pitt

1st 2nd Total 32 18 50 29 16 45

No. 25 XAVIER 71, No. 16 PITT 68 March 21, 2010 NCAA Second Round Milwaukee, Wis.

Trailing 71-68 after Xavier missed two free throws with 6.9 seconds left, Pitt had two opportunities to tie in the closing seconds but two 3-pointers missed their mark...Pitt battled back from a 50-37 second half deficit with a 12-0 run...The rally cut Xavier’s lead to one point (50-49) with 9:30 left, but XU answered with a 7-0 run of its own...Pitt trailed by seven points with 35 seconds remaining...Pitt’s Gilbert Brown made three 3pointers in the final 1:45, his final 3-pointer coming with 16 seconds left to cut the deficit to three points...Xavier held Pitt scoreless over a four minute first half span and went on a 16-0 run fueled by three 3-pointers from Dante Jackson (two) and Jordan Crawford to take a 13-point lead (31-18) with 4:36 to go...Prior to XU’s run, Pitt held an 18-15 lead...Pitt cut the deficit to seven points (35-28) at halftime...Ashton Gibbs kept Pitt in the game as he hit four 3-pointers and scored 18 of his team-high 19 points in the first half...Brad Wanamaker notched his sixth career double-double...Pitt dropped to 3-1 all-time in NCAA Tournament games at Milwaukee’s Bradley Center...Pitt’s 25 wins tied for the seventh best season win total in school history. XAVIER 71 (26-8) Player McLEAN, Jamel-f JACKSON, Dante’-f LOVE, Jason-c HOLLOWAY, Terrell-g CRAWFORD, Jordan-g LYONS, Mark REDFORD, Brad TAYLOR, Andrew FREASE, Kenny TEAM Totals..............

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Percentages: FG%: 48.0%; 3FG%: 50.0%; FT%: 65.2%.

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Percentages: FG%: 39.1%; 3FG%: 33.3%; FT%: 61.1%.

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26 89 18 15

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Player ROBINSON, Nasir-f McGHEE, Gary-c GIBBS, Ashton-g WANAMAKER, Brad-g DIXON, Jermaine-g WOODALL, Travon ADAMS, Chase BROWN, Gilbert TAYLOR, Dante RICHARDSON, J.J. TEAM Totals..............

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PITT 68 (25-9)

Percentages: FG%: 33.3%; 3FG%: 19.0%; FT%: 75.0%.

Player ROBINSON, Nasir-f McGHEE, Gary-c GIBBS, Ashton-g WANAMAKER, Brad-g DIXON, Jermaine-g WOODALL, Travon BROWN, Gilbert TAYLOR, Dante RICHARDSON, J.J. TEAM Totals..............

Player ROBINSON, Nasir-f McGHEE, Gary-c GIBBS, Ashton-g WANAMAKER, Brad-g DIXON, Jermaine-g WOODALL, Travon BROWN, Gilbert TAYLOR, Dante TEAM Totals..............

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tot-fg fg fga 0 7 9 19 2 7 1 5 0 6 0 0 5 11 2 2 0 0

Player NASH, Tyrone-f SCOTT, Carleton-f JACKSON, Tory-g ABROMAITIS, Tim-g HANSBROUGH, Ben-g PEOPLES, Jonathan HARANGODY, Luke TEAM Totals..............

PITT 45 (24-8) rebounds of de tot 3 5 8 2 4 6 0 2 2 1 2 3 1 1 2 0 2 2 0 0 0 1 5 6 6 1 7 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 2 0 2 17 24 41

Percentages: FG%: 48.3%; 3FG%: 40.9%; FT%: 72.7%.

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Using an effective ball control offense, Notre Dame shortened the game by limiting possessions, built an early lead and maintained control throughout in advancing to the Big East Semifinals...Pitt trailed by two points (47-45) with 1:41 to go, but it missed four field goal attempts in the remaining time...Luke Harangody gave Notre Dame a four-point lead (49-45) with 16 seconds left on two free throws and Pitt was off the mark on two 3-point opportunities...Pitt’s Gilbert Brown tied the game at 27-27 with 1:30 before halftime, but Notre Dame countered with a Harangody layup and Tory Jackson 3-pointer...Pitt scored just 45 points, its lowest scoring output of the year, the second lowest in Big East Championship history and second lowest during the Jamie Dixon Era...Pitt received the two-day bye and entered the Big East Tournament as the No. 2 seed for the second straight season...Pitt dropped to 19-9 in the Big East Tournament and 24-11 at Madison Square Garden since 2000-01.

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Percentages: FG%: 40.9%; 3FG%: 25.0%; FT%: 63.6%. PITT 83 (24-7, 13-5 Big East) tot-fg Player fg fga ROBINSON, Nasir-f 1 3 McGHEE, Gary-c 2 4 GIBBS, Ashton-g 4 6 WANAMAKER, Brad-g 4 9 DIXON, Jermaine-g 4 7 WOODALL, Travon 2 3 ADAMS, Chase 1 4 BROWN, Gilbert 5 10 TAYLOR, Dante 5 8 RIVERS, Nick 0 1 MILLER, Dwight 1 3 FRYE, Tim 0 1 RICHARDSON, J.J. 0 1 TEAM Totals.............. 29 60

NOTRE DAME 50, No. 16 PITT 45 March 11, 2010 Big East Quarterfinal Madison Square Garden

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Percentages: FG%: 53.6%; 3FG%: 33.3%; FT%: 69.4%.

Officials: John Cahill, Ted Valentine, Antinio Petty; Technical fouls: None; Attendance: 18031.

Officials: Curtis Shaw, Antinio Petty, Chris Beaver; Technical fouls: Oakland-JONES, Johnathon. Pitt-None; Attendance: 17847. Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total Oakland 26 40 66 Pitt 39 50 89

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Five of the top players in school history are depicted here including Charles Smith, Don Hennon, Billy Knight, Jerome Lane and Brandin Knight. Smith, Hennon, Billy Knight and Brandin Knight are the four Pitt players to have their jerseys retired. All four have found success beyond basketball as Hennon became a medical doctor, Billy Knight served as General Manager for the NBA’s Atlanta Hawks (2003-08), Brandin Knight currently serves as an assistant coach with the Pitt Basketball program and Smith, following a productive NBA career, is a successful businessman and chairman of the Charles D. Smith Foundation, an organization dedicated to providing a positive alternative for today’s youth. An NBA veteran, Lane is shown here throwing down his backboard shattering dunk against Providence on Jan. 25, 1988. “Send it in Jerome!” proclaimed ESPN broadcaster Bill Raftery minutes after Lane’s thunderous dunk prompted a 30-minute delay in the game. Pitt went on to claim a 90-56 victory, then went on to capture the 1987-88 Big East regular season title. The game is forever labeled as the “Night the House Came Down.”

RECORDS & ACHIEVEMENTS

NATIONAL HONORS BASKETBALL HALL OF FAME Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame Henry Clifford “Doc” Carlson, M.D., Elected, 1959 Charley Hyatt, Elected, 1959 Helms Athletic Foundation Hall of Fame Henry Clifford “Doc” Carlson, M.D. Don Hennon, Inducted, 1970 Charley Hyatt

NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE YEAR Helms Foundation National Player of the Year Charley Hyatt, 1929-30

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General Awards Charley Hyatt, 1927-28 Sykes Reed, 1927-28 Charley Hyatt, 1928-29 Charley Hyatt, 1929-30 Don Smith, 1932-33 Claire Cribbs, 1933-34 Claire Cribbs, 1934-35 Don Hennon, 1957-58 Don Hennon, 1958-59 Billy Knight, 1973-74 Charles Smith, 1986-87 Jerome Lane, 1986-87 Charles Smith, 1987-88 Jerome Lane, 1987-88 Brandin Knight, 2001-02 Brandin Knight, 2002-03 Aaron Gray, 2006-07 DeJuan Blair, 2008-09 Sam Young, 2008-09 Wooden Award All-America Charles Smith, 1986-87 Charles Smith, 1987-88 Brandin Knight, 2002-03 DeJuan Blair, 2008-09 Sam Young, 2008-09 Associated Press All-America Don Hennon, 1st Team, 1957-58 Don Hennon, 2nd Team, 1958-59 Sam Clancy, HM, 1978-79 Jerome Lane, 2nd Team, 1986-87 Jerome Lane, 2nd Team, 1987-88 Charles Smith, HM, 1987-88 Brandin Knight, 3rd Team, 2001-02 Brandin Knight, HM, 2002-03 Carl Krauser, HM, 2003-04 Aaron Gray, 3rd Team, 2006-07 Sam Young, HM, 2007-08 DeJuan Blair, 1st Team, 2008-09 Sam Young, 3rd Team, 2008-09 Levance Fields, HM, 2008-09 UPI All-America Don Hennon, 1st Team, 1957-58 Don Hennon, 1st Team, 1958-59 A two-time All-America selection, Brandin Knight was named to the Wooden All-America team in 2002-03.

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Billy Knight, 3rd Team, 1973-74 Jerome Lane, 3rd Team, 1986-87 Charles Smith, H.M., 1987-88 The Sporting News Brandin Knight, 2nd Team, 2001-02 DeJuan Blair, 1st Team, 2008-09 Sam Young, 3rd Team, 2008-09 Scripps Howard News Service Charles Smith, 1st Team, 1987-88 USBWA All-America Billy Knight, 1st Team, 1973-74 Jerome Lane, 2nd Team, 1987-88 DeJuan Blair, 1st Team, 2008-09 NABC All-America Don Hennon, 2nd Team, 1957-58 Don Hennon, 2nd Team, 1958-59 Billy Knight, 2nd Team, 1973-74 Jerome Lane, 3rd Team, 1986-87 Charles Smith, 2nd Team, 1987-88 Aaron Gray, 3rd Team, 2006-07 DeJuan Blair, 2nd Team, 2008-09 Don Hennon was inducted into the Helms Athletic Foundation Hall of Fame in 1970. A two-time AllAmerica selection, Hennon is also listed as one of the best-ever college basketball players according to the NCAA publication, “Men’s Basketball’s Finest.”

Helms Foundation All-America Charley Hyatt, 1927-28 Sykes Reed, 1927-28 Charley Hyatt, 1929-30 Don Smith, 1932-33 Claire Cribbs, 1933-34 Claire Cribbs, 1934-35 Don Hennon, 1957-58 Don Hennon, 1958-59 Consensus All-America (AP, UPI, USBWA, TSN, NCAA) Charley Hyatt, 1st Team, 1928-29 Charley Hyatt, 1st Team, 1929-30 Don Smith, 1st Team, 1932-33 Claire Cribbs, 1st Team, 1933-34 Claire Cribbs, 1st Team, 1934-35 Don Hennon, 1st Team, 1957-58 Don Hennon, 1st Team, 1958-59 Billy Knight, 2nd Team, 1973-74 Jerome Lane, 2nd Team, 1987-88 DeJuan Blair, 1st Team, 2008-09 Sam Young, 2nd Team, 2008-09 Wooden National Player of the Year Award Nominees Charles Smith, 1986-87 Charles Smith, 1987-88 Jerome Lane, 1987-88 Sean Miller, 1991-92 Vonteego Cummings, 1998-99 Brandin Knight, 2001-02 Brandin Knight, 2002-03 Julius Page, 2003-04 Carl Krauser, 2003-04 Carl Krauser, 2004-05 Aaron Gray, 2006-07 DeJuan Blair (Finalist), 2008-09 Sam Young, 2008-09

FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICA Sam Clancy, Second Team, 1977-78 Charles Smith, First Team, 1984-85 Chris Taft, Second Team, 2003-04 DeJuan Blair, Second Team, 2007-08

OTHER NATIONAL AWARDS NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship Tom Richards, 1976 Joey David, 1986 Darren Morningstar, 1992 Verizon/CoSIDa Academic AllAmerica Joey David, Second Team, 1986 USBWA Most Courageous Athlete Orlando Antigua, 1994

NATIONAL COACH OF THE YEAR Jamie Dixon, Naismith, 2008-09 Ben Howland, Associated Press, 200102 Ben Howland, Naismith, 2001-02 Ben Howland, USBWA Henry Iba Award, 2001-02 Ben Howland, ESPN Magazine, 200102 Ben Howland, The Sporting News, 2001-02

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ALL-AMERICA PLAYERS CHARLEY HYATT Three-time All-America

SYKES REED One-time All America

(1927-28) (1928-29) (1929-30) 6-0 F Uniontown, Pa.

(1927-28) 6-0 Guard Braddock, Pa.

Elected to the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in 1959. Member of the Helms Athletic Foundation Hall of Fame and member of its All-Time College Basketball Team. One of only 18 players in NCAA Division I basketball history to earn three All-America honors. NCAA Consensus First Team AllAmerica (1929 and 1930). Three-time Helms Foundation All-America selection (‘28-’30). Named Helms Foundation Player of the Year (1930). Listed in the NCAA's "Men's Basketball's Finest" Publication. Member of two national title teams (1928 and 1930). Led the nation in scoring twice (1927-28 and 1929-30). In both years, Pitt won national titles. Member of the first consensus All-America team (1929). Led Pittsburgh to a three-year

Named a Helms Foundation AllAmerica (1927-28). Helped lead Pittsburgh to its first national championship (1928). Known for his speed and quickness. Senior captain on 1927-28 squad that finished undefeated at 21-0. One of two All-Americans on the 1927-28 squad (Charley Hyatt was the other). Backcourt mate on the 1927-28 national title team, Stanley Wrobleski, played at same high school, Braddock High School. record of 60-7, including national championships in 1928 and 1930. Scored 880 points during his career, averaging 13.1 points per game. Concluded career with 366 field goals made and 148 free throws made in 67 games played and averaged a season-best 14.3 points in 1928-29.

CLAIRE CRIBBS Two-time All-America (1933-34) (1934-35) 6-0 Guard Jeannette, Pa. Selected NCAA Consensus First Team All-America after both the 1933-34 and 1934-35 seasons. Named Helms Foundation First Team All-America in both 1933-34 and 1934-35. Led Pittsburgh to three-straight Eastern Intercollegiate Basketball titles. Member of the following Halls of Fame: Ohio Coaches, Westmoreland County and Ohio Chapter of the Dapper Dan.

DON SMITH One-time All-America (1932-33) 6-0 Guard Pittsburgh, Pa. Named NCAA Consensus First Team All-America (1932-33). Selected Helms Foundation First Team All-America (1932-33). Led the Panthers to a 17-5 record and Eastern Intercollegiate Championship in 1932-33. Third All-America player coached by H.C. Carlson.

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BILLY KNIGHT One-time All-America (1973-74) 6-7 Forward Braddock, Pa.

DON HENNON Two-time All-America (1957-58) (1958-59) 5-8 1/2 Guard Wampum, Pa. Elected to the Helms Athletic Foundation Hall of Fame (1970). NCAA Consensus (AP and UPI) First Team All-America (1958). UPI First Team All-America (195758 and 1958-59). Helms Foundation All-America (1957-58 and 1958-59). Listed in the NCAA’s “Men’s Basketball Finest” Publication. Led Pittsburgh to two NCAA appearances. Scored 1,841 career points and averaged 24.2 points over his three-year career. Scored 30-plus points 23 times and 20-plus points 52 times.

NCAA Consensus Second Team All-America in 1973-74. United Press International Third Team All-America selection in 1973-74. Considered Pittsburgh’s finest all-around player ever. Led Panthers to a 25-4 record, including a school-record 22 consecutive wins in 1973-74. Pittsburgh reached the 1974 NCAA Regional finals, losing in the NCAA “Sweet Sixteen” to top-ranked and eventual national champion North Carolina State. Concluded career with 1,731 points (22.2 points per game), 938 rebounds (12.0 rebounds per game) in 78 career games played.

Averaged over 20.0 points and over 10.0 rebounds per game in each of his three seasons, the only player in Pitt history to achieve this distinction. Shot an astounding .522 from the field (750-1,436) over his threeyear career.

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RECORDS & ACHIEVEMENTS

JEROME LANE Two-time All-America

CHARLES SMITH Two-time All-America

(1986-87) (1986-87) 6-6 Forward Akron, Ohio

(1986-87) (1986-87) 6-10 Center/Forward Bridgeport, Conn.

NCAA Consensus Second Team All-America selection by both the Associated Press and USBWA in 1987-88. AP, UPI and NABC Third Team All-America selection in 198788. Shortest player to lead the nation in rebounding since 6foot-6 Elgin Baylor accomplished the feat in 1957. Led NCAA Division I in rebounding with a 13.5 average in 1986-87. Concluded career with a 13.1 points per game average and 10.4 rebounds per game and averaged over 12.0 rebounds per game in two consecutive seasons, one of only two players in school history to achieve this feat. Selected in the first round of the 1988 NBA Draft.

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Played in NBA for several teams including Denver, Milwaukee, Indiana and Cleveland.

Named a Scripps Howard First Team All-America in 1987-88. NABC Second Team All-America in 1987-88. NABC and Basketball Weekly Third Team All-America in 198687. AP and UPI Honorable Mention All-America selection in 198788. 1988 Big East Player of the Year and two-time All-Big East First Team selection in 1986-87 and 1987-88. 1985 Big East Freshman of the Year and only player in school history to earn four straight AllBig East honors in a career. Listed No. 8 on the Big East’s 50 Greatest Players List. Led Pittsburgh to its first outright Big East regular season championship in 1987-88.

Member of the 1988 United States Olympic Team. Third overall pick selected in the first round of the 1988 NBA Draft. Pitt’s career scoring leader with 2,045 career points and also finished with 987 career rebounds.

BRANDIN KNIGHT Two-time All-America

AARON GRAY One-time All-America

(2001-02) (2002-03) 6-0 Guard East Orange, N.J.

(2006-07) 7-0 Center Emmaus, Pa.

Named to the 2002-03 Wooden All-America team, one of only 10 players nationwide selected to the squad. 2002-03 Associated Press honorable mention All-America selection. Selected 2001-02 Associated Press Third Team All-America and to the 2001-02 Sporting News All America Second Team. Two-time USBWA All-Region selection (2001-02 and 200203). Named Big East co-Player of the Year, Big East Most Improved Player and First Team All-Big East in 2001-02. 2001-02 USBWA/NABC All-

Selected Third Team AllAmerica by the NABC and Associated Press in 2006-07. Named the 2006-07 Aeropostale/Big East ScholarAthlete of the Year. Finalist for the Naismith, Wooden and Lowe’s Senior Class Award in 2006-07. One of four players in school history to earn First Team AllBig East honors in two consecutive seasons (2006 and 2007). Named the 2005-06 Big East Most Improved Player. District Team selection. Concluded career as school recordholder in career assists and career steals.

DeJUAN BLAIR One-time All-America (2008-09) 6-7 Center Pittsburgh, Pa.

SAM YOUNG One-time All-America (2008-09) 6-6 Forward Clinton, Md. Named to the Associated Press All-America Third Team, Wooden All-America Second Team, Sports Illustrated Second Team and Sporting News Third Team in 2008-09. Finalist for the Naismith and Wooden Awards and Lowe’s Senior Class Award. Two-time All-Region and twotime All-Big East First Team selection, one of only four players in school history to achieve that honor. Associated Press honorable mention All-America and Big East Most Improved Player Award selection in 2007-08. Concluded career ranked fourth on school’s all-time scoring list

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(1,884), scored over 20 points in 32 career games and reached double figures in 97 career contests.

Consensus First Team AllAmerica in 2008-09: Associated Press, USBWA, Wooden, ESPN.com, Sports Illustrated, The Sporting News, State Farm NABC, Basketball Times. One of four finalists for the Wooden, Naismith and Oscar Robertson national player of the year awards in 2008-09. Big East co-Player of the Year, USBWA District Player of the Year, All-Big East First Team selection in 2008-09. Led nation in offensive rebounding (5.6 orpg) and ranked among national leaders in rebounding (4th) and field goal percentage (19th), averaged 15.7 ppg. and 12.3 rpg. as a sophomore. Averaged 13.6 points and 10.7 rebounds, finished with 35 career double-doubles, two 20-

20 performances, three 20-plus rebound games and 17 20-point scoring games in two-year collegiate career. Consensus Freshman All-America honoree, three-time national Rookie of the Week selection.

RECORDS & ACHIEVEMENTS

REGIONAL HONORS REGION PLAYER OF THE YEAR USBWA Region Player of the Year Charles Smith, 1987-88 Brandin Knight, 2001-02 DeJuan Blair, 2008-09

REGION COACH OF THE YEAR NBCA Region Coach of the Year Charles “Buzz” Ridl, 1973-74 Ben Howland, 2001-02 Ben Howland, 2002-03 USBWA Region Coach of the Year Jamie Dixon, 2008-09

ALL-REGION HONORS United States Basketball Writers Association All-District Larry Harris, 1976-77 Larry Harris, 1977-78 Sam Clancy, 1978-79 Sam Clancy, 1979-80 Sam Clancy, 1980-81 Clyde Vaughan, 1982-83 Clyde Vaughan, 1983-84 Charles Smith, 1985-86 Charles Smith, 1986-87 Jerome Lane, 1986-87 Charles Smith, 1987-88 Jerome Lane, 1987-88 Brian Shorter, 1990-91 Sean Miller, 1991-92 Jerry McCullough, 1992-93 Vonteego Cummings, 1998-99 Ricardo Greer, 1999-00 Ricardo Greer, 2000-01 Brandin Knight, 2001-02 Brandin Knight, 2002-03 Julius Page, 2002-03 Carl Krauser, 2003-04 Julius Page, 2003-04 Carl Krauser, 2004-05 Chevon Troutman, 2004-05 Aaron Gray, 2006-07 Sam Young, 2007-08 DeJuan Blair, 2008-09 (POY) Sam Young, 2008-09 Levance Fields, 2008-09 Jamie Dixon, 2008-09 (COY) Ashton Gibbs, 2009-10 National Association of Basketball Coaches All-Region Clarence Burch, 1953-54 Ed Pavlick, 1954-55 Don Hennon, 1956-57 Don Hennon (1), 1957-58 Julius Pegues (HM), 1957-58 Don Hennon (1), 1958-59 John Fridley (3), 1959-60 Brian Generalovich (2), 1961-62 Brian Generalovich (2), 1962-63 Brian Generalovich (2), 1963-64 Billy Knight (2), 1972-73 BELOW: Jerome Lane posed for this publicity photo after he shattered the backboard with a tomahawk slam dunk against Providence on January 25, 1988. Lane earned All-Region status in two of his three seasons at Pitt.

Billy Knight (1), 1973-74 Keith Starr (3), 1974-75 Larry Harris (3), 1976-77 Larry Harris (3), 1977-78 Sam Clancy (2), 1978-79 Sam Clancy (1), 1979-80 Sam Clancy (1), 1980-81 Clyde Vaughan (1), 1982-83 Clyde Vaughan (1), 1983-84 Charles Smith (2), 1984-85 Charles Smith (1), 1985-86 Charles Smith (1), 1986-87 Jerome Lane (1), 1986-87 Charles Smith (1), 1987-88 Jerome Lane (2), 1987-88 Brian Shorter (1), 1988-89 Brian Shorter (1), 1989-90 Jason Matthews (2), 1989-90 Brian Shorter (1), 1990-91 Sean Miller (1), 1991-92 Jerry McCullough (1), 1992-93 Jerry McCullough (2), 1993-94 Eric Mobley (2), 1993-94 Jaime Peterson (1), 1994-95 Vonteego Cummings (1), 1996-97 Vonteego Cummings (2), 1997-98 Vonteego Cummings (1), 1998-99 Ricardo Greer (2), 2000-01 Brandin Knight (1), 2001-02 Brandin Knight (1), 2002-03 Julius Page (2), 2002-03 Jaron Brown (1), 2003-04 Carl Krauser (1), 2003-04 Julius Page (2), 2003-04 Carl Krauser (1), 2004-05 Chevon Troutman (1), 2004-05 Chris Taft (2), 2004-05 Carl Krauser (1), 2005-06 Aaron Gray (2), 2005-06 Aaron Gray (1), 2006-07 Sam Young (1), 2007-08 DeJuan Blair (2), 2007-08 DeJuan Blair (2), 2008-09 Sam Young (2), 2008-09

Vonteego Cummings earned three All-Region honors over his four-year career from 1995-99. Cummings averaged 15.3 points, 4.0 rebounds and 4.4 assists in his 103-game career.

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NCAA ALL-REGIONAL TEAM John Riser, Mideast, 1957 Billy Knight, East, 1974 DeJuan Blair, East, 2009 Sam Young, East, 2009

Multiple All-Region Honors Player Total Charles Smith ............................ 4 Sam Clancy ............................... 3 Brian Generalovich .................... 3 Vonteego Cummings ................. 3 Carl Krauser .............................. 3 Billy Knight ................................ 2 Brandin Knight ........................... 2 Larry Harris ................................ 2 Clyde Vaughan ........................... 2 Jerome Lane ............................. 2 Jerry McCullough ...................... 2 Julius Page ................................ 2 Aaron Gray ................................ 2 Sam Young ................................ 2

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CONFERENCE HONORS BIG EAST SPECIALTY AWARDS

BIG EAST STAT CHAMPIONS

Big Eastâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 50 Greatest Players Charles Smith, No. 8

Scoring Champion Clyde Vaughan (22.0), 1982-83

Big East Player of the Year Charles Smith, 1987-88 Brandin Knight (co), 2001-02 DeJuan Blair (co), 2008-09

Rebounding Champion Jerome Lane (14.0), 1986-87 Jerome Lane (11.6), 1987-88 Isaac Hawkins (9.7), 1997-98 Aaron Gray (10.5), 2005-06 DeJuan Blair (12.4), 2008-09)

Freshman of the Year Charles Smith, 1984-85 Sean Miller, 1987-88 Brian Shorter, 1988-89 Chris Taft, 2003-04 DeJuan Blair (co), 2007-08

Assist Champion Darelle Porter (7.6), 1989-90 Levance Fields (7.5), 2008-09

ALL-BIG EAST Most Improved Player Ricardo Greer (co), 1999-00 Brandin Knight, 2001-02 Carl Krauser, 2003-04 Aaron Gray, 2005-06 Sam Young, 2007-08 Ashton Gibbs, 2009-10 Coach of the Year Ben Howland, 2001-02 Jamie Dixon, 2003-04

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Sportsmanship Award Jaron Brown, 2003-04 Ronald Ramon (co), 2007-08

First Team Jerome Lane, 1986-87 Charles Smith, 1986-87 Charles Smith, 1987-88 Brian Shorter, 1988-89 Brian Shorter, 1989-90 Brandin Knight, 2001-02 Chevon Troutman, 2004-05 Aaron Gray, 2005-06 Aaron Gray, 2006-07 Sam Young, 2007-08 DeJuan Blair, 2008-09 Sam Young, 2008-09 Second Team Clyde Vaughan, 1983-84 Jerome Lane, 1987-88 Brian Shorter, 1990-91 Sean Miller, 1991-92 Jerry McCullough, 1992-93 Jaime Peterson, 1994-95 Vonteego Cummings, 1996-97 Vonteego Cummings, 1997-98 Ricardo Greer, 1999-00 Ricardo Greer, 2000-01 Brandin Knight, 2002-03 Jaron Brown, 2003-04 Carl Krauser, 2003-04 Carl Krauser, 2004-05 Carl Krauser, 2005-06 Levance Fields, 2006-07 Ashton Gibbs, 2009-10 Third Team Clyde Vaughan, 1982-83 Charles Smith, 1984-85 Charles Smith, 1985-86 Demetreus Gore, 1985-86 Jason Matthews, 1988-89 Jason Matthews, 1989-90 Jason Matthews, 1990-91 Darren Morningstar, 1991-92 Jerry McCullough, 1993-94 Eric Mobley, 1993-94 Vonteego Cummings, 1998-99 Isaac Hawkins, 1998-99 Julius Page, 2002-03 Chevon Troutman, 2002-03 Chris Taft, 2003-04 Levance Fields, 2008-09

Julius Page was named the 2003 Big East Championship Most Valuable Player. Pittsburgh captured its first-ever Big East Championship and made its third consecutive appearance in the title game.

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Honorable Mention Jaron Brown, 2001-02 Julius Page, 2001-02 Ontario Lett, 2002-03

Ricardo Greer was named co-Big East Most Improved Player in 1999-00. He was the first of five Pitt players to win the honor over nine seasons.

Julius Page, 2003-04 Chris Taft, 2004-05 DeJuan Blair, 2007-08

BIG EAST ALL-ROOKIE TEAM All Freshman/Rookie Team Charles Smith, 1984-85 Rod Brookin, 1986-87 Bobby Martin, 1987-88 Jason Matthews, 1987-88 Sean Miller, 1987-88 Orlando Antigua, 1991-92 Ricardo Greer, 1997-98 Chris Taft, 2003-04 Ronald Ramon, 2004-05 Sam Young, 2005-06 DeJuan Blair, 2007-08

BIG EAST ACADEMIC AWARDS Big East/Aeropostale ScholarAthlete of the Year Joey David, 1984-85 Darren Morningstar, 1992 Aaron Gray, 2006-07

BIG EAST ALL-TOURNAMENT Most Valuable Player Julius Page, 2002-03 Sam Young, 2007-08

Charles Smith is a three-time All-Region selection by both the NABC and USBWA. He helped guide Pittsburgh to Big East regular season crowns in 1986-87 and 1987-88.

RECORDS & ACHIEVEMENTS

CONFERENCE HONORS All-Big East Tournament Jerome Lane, 1986-87 Jerome Lane, 1987-88 Ricardo Greer, 2000-01 Ontario Lett, 2001-02 Brandin Knight, 2001-02 Julius Page, 2002-03 Brandin Knight, 2002-03 Jaron Brown, 2003-04 Carl Krauser, 2003-04 Chris Taft, 2003-04 Aaron Gray, 2005-06 Carl Krauser, 2005-06 Antono Graves, 2006-07 Sam Young, 2007-08 Levance Fields, 2007-08

BIG EAST WEEKLY AWARDS Player of the Week Clyde Vaughan, Feb. 6, 1983 Andre Williams, Feb. 12, 1984 Curtis Aiken, Jan. 4, 1987 Jerome Lane, Feb. 15, 1987 Charles Smith, Jan. 3, 1988 Charles Smith, Feb. 21, 1988 Brian Shorter, Feb. 4, 1990 Sean Miller, Dec. 2, 1990 Brian Shorter, Jan. 13, 1991 Darren Morningstar, Nov. 24, 1991 Chris McNeal, Dec. 22, 1991 Jerry McCullough, Dec. 20, 1992 Chris McNeal, Jan. 3, 1993

Jerry McCullough, Jan. 24, 1993 Andre Alridge, Dec. 19, 1994 Jaime Peterson, Jan. 23, 1995 Vonteego Cummings, Jan. 13, 1997 Vonteego Cummings, Feb. 23, 1998 Vonteego Cummings, Nov. 30, 1998 Brandin Knight, Jan. 7, 2002 Brandin Knight, Feb. 18, 2002 Brandin Knight, Dec. 23, 2002 Ontario Lett, Jan. 13, 2003 Carl Krauser, Dec. 1, 2003 Chevon Troutman, Nov. 29, 2004 Carl Krauser, Dec. 6, 2004 Carl Krauser, Dec. 20, 2004 Chris Taft, Feb. 28, 2005 Sam Young, Nov. 19, 2007 Levance Fields, Dec. 24, 2007 Sam Young, Jan. 26, 2009 DeJuan Blair, Feb. 23, 2009 Sam Young, March 8, 2009 Ashton Gibbs, Jan. 4, 2010 Rookie of the Week Joey David, Feb. 6, 1983 Demetreus Gore, Dec. 16, 1984 Charles Smith, Jan. 27, 1985 Charles Smith, Feb. 17, 1985 Charles Smith, Feb. 24, 1985 Jerome Lane, Dec. 1, 1985 Jerome Lane, Dec. 22, 1985 Rod Brookin, Feb. 1, 1987 Rod Brookin, Feb. 15, 1987 Sean Miller, Dec. 1, 1987

Jason Matthews, Dec. 13, 1987 Sean Miller, Jan. 3, 1988 Sean Miller, Jan. 17, 1988 Bobby Martin, Jan. 24, 1988 Sean Miller, Feb. 14, 1988 Jason Matthews, Feb. 21, 1988 Brian Shorter, Jan. 15, 1989 Brian Shorter, Feb. 5, 1989 Brian Shorter, Feb. 12, 1989 Chris McNeal, Jan. 6, 1991 Jerry McCullough, Jan. 12, 1992 Garrick Thomas, Jan. 17, 1993 Ricardo Greer, Dec. 22, 1997 Ricardo Greer, Jan. 19, 1998 Ricardo Greer, Feb. 23, 1998 Chris Taft, Dec. 22, 2003 Chris Taft, Dec, 29, 2003 Chris Taft, Jan. 12, 2004 Chris Taft, Jan. 26, 2004 Chris Taft, March 1, 2004 Chris Taft, March 7, 2004 Sam Young, Dec. 26, 2005 DeJuan Blair, Dec. 17, 2007 DeJuan Blair, Dec. 24, 2007 DeJuan Blair, Jan. 14, 2008

EASTERN 8 STAT CHAMPIONS Scoring Champion Larry Harris (22.9), 1976-77 Rebounding Champion Sam Clancy (12.8), 1978-79 Sam Clancy (11.1), 1979-80 Assist Champion Dwayne Wallace (6.2), 1981-82

EASTERN 8 ALL-LEAGUE First Team Larry Harris, 1977-78 Sam Clancy, 1978-79 Sammie Ellis, 1979-80 Sam Clancy, 1980-81 Second Team Larry Harris, 1976-77 Terry Knight, 1978-79 Sammie Ellis, 1978-79 Sam Clancy, 1979-80 Carlton Neverson, 1980-81 Clyde Vaughan, 1981-82

EASTERN 8 ALL-TOURNAMENT All Tournament MVP Lenny McMillian, 1981 Clyde Vaughan, 1982 All Tournament Team Larry Harris, 1978 Terry Knight, 1979 Lennie McMillian, 1981 Dwayne Wallace, 1981 Clyde Vaughan, 1982 Dwayne Wallace, 1982

EASTERN 8 WEEKLY AWARDS Pitt Head Coach Jamie Dixon was presented with the 2004 Big East Coach of the Year Award by former Big East Commissioner Michael Tranghese. Dixon became the first rookie head coach in league history to be selected Coach of the Year after guiding Pitt to a 31-5 record and league regular season title. He became the second Pittsburgh head coach to win the award.

Player of the Week Larry Harris, Feb. 13, 1978 Sammie Ellis, Jan. 29, 1979

Clyde Vaughan earned 1982 Eastern 8 Tournament Most Valuable Player honors after a 79-72 victory against West Virginia at Civic Arena. Pittsburgh won back-to-back Eastern 8 Tournament titles in 1981 and 1982. The 1982 title was Pittsburghâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s final appearance in the Eastern 8 before its move to the Big East Conference.

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Player of the Week Honors Player Total Sam Young ................................ 3 Carl Krauser .............................. 3 Sam Clancy .............................. 3 Vonteego Cummings ................ 3 Brandin Knight .......................... 3 Clyde Vaughan .......................... 3 Sammie Ellis ............................. 2 Jerry McCullough ..................... 2 Chris McNeal ............................. 2 Charles Smith ........................... 2 Brian Shorter ............................. 2

Rookie of the Week Honors Player Total Chris Taft ................................... 6 Sean Miller ................................ 4 DeJuan Blair ............................. 3 Charles Smith ........................... 3 Brian Shorter ............................. 3 Ricardo Greer ............................ 3 Rod Brookin .............................. 2 Jerome Lane ............................. 2 Jason Matthews ....................... 2

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PANTHERS IN THE NBA NBA PANTHERS BILLY KNIGHT (11 seasons) Indiana Pacers, 1974-77 Buffalo Braves, 1977-78 Boston Celtics, 1978-79 Indiana Pacers, 1979-83 Kansas City Kings, 1983-84 San Antonio Spurs, 1984-85 MEL BENNETT (3 seasons) Virginia Squires, 1975-76 Indiana Pacers, 1976-78 Utah Jazz, 1980-81 Cleveland Cavaliers, 1981-82 KEITH STARR (2 seasons) Chicago Bulls, 1976-78 CHARLES SMITH (10 seasons) L.A. Clippers, 1988-92 New York Knicks, 1992-96 San Antonio Spurs, 1996-98

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JEROME LANE (5 seasons) Denver Nuggets, 1988-92 Indiana Pacers, 1991-92 Milwaukee Bucks, 1991-92 Cleveland Cavaliers, 1992-93 DARREN MORNINGSTAR (2 seasons) Boston Celtics, 1992-93 Dallas Mavericks, 1993-94 Utah Jazz, 1993-94

PITT’S NBA DRAFT PICKS

ERIC MOBLEY (3 seasons) Milwaukee Bucks, 1994-95 Vancouver Grizzlies, 1995-96 Milwaukee Bucks, 1995-96 Vancouver Grizzlies, 1996-97 MARK BLOUNT (6 seasons) Seattle Supersonics, 1996-97 Boston Celtics, 2000-02 Denver Nuggets, 2002-03 Boston Celtics, 2002-06 Minnesota Timberwolves, 2006-08 Miami Heat, 2008-current VONTEEGO CUMMINGS (2 seasons) Golden State Warriors, 1999-01 Philadelphia 76ers, 2001-02 CHRIS TAFT (1 season) Golden St. Warriors, 2005-06 AARON GRAY (3rd season) Chicago Bulls, 2007-09 New Orleans Hornets (2010-) SAM YOUNG (2nd season) Memphis Grizzlies, 2009-10 DeJUAN BLAIR (2nd season) San Antonio Spurs, 2009-10

Year 1954 1957 1958 1959 1964 1974 1975 1976 1978 1979 1980 1981 1983 1984 1988 1992 1994 1996 1999 2005 2007 2009

Player Round Dutch Burch 5th Bob Lazor 9th Julius Pegues 4th Don Hennon 6th Brian Generalovich 3rd Billy Knight 1st Billy Knight 2nd Mickey Martin 4th Mel Bennett 1st Kirk Bruce 8th Keith Starr 4th Larry Harris 4th Terry Knight 6th Sammie Ellis 4th Carlton Neverson 3rd Sam Clancy 3rd Trent Johnson 8th Clyde Vaughan 6th Charles Smith 1st Jerome Lane 1st Darren Morningstar 2nd Eric Mobley 1st Mark Blount 2nd Vonteego Cummings 1st Chris Taft 2nd Aaron Gray 2nd Sam Young 2nd DeJuan Blair 2nd

Overall Pick 40 66 31 41 19 6 21 69 N/A N/A 56 73 125 73 56 62 83 117 3 23 47 18 55 26 42 49 36 37

Team Fort Wayne Pistons Detroit Pistons St. Louis Hawks Cincinnati Royals New York Knicks Indiana Pacers (ABA) Los Angeles Lakers Detroit Pistons Virginia Squires (ABA) Utah Stars (ABA) Chicago Bulls Buffalo Braves San Antonio Spurs Denver Nuggets Golden State Warriors Phoenix Suns Boston Celtics Indiana Pacers Philadelphia 76ers% Denver Nuggets Boston Celtics Milwaukee Bucks Seattle Supersonics Indiana Pacers* Golden State Warriors Chicago Bulls Memphis Grizzlies San Antonio Spurs

%traded on draft day to the Los Angeles Clippers as part of a three-team deal *traded on draft day to Golden State Warriors

PITT’S CBA DRAFT PICKS ACTIVE INTERNATIONAL PRO PANTHERS Player Keith Benjamin Tyrell Biggs Vonteego Cummings John DeGroat Levance Fields Antonio Graves Ricardo Greer Doyle Hudson Antoine Jones Levon Kendall Ontario Lett Jarrett Lockhart Jason Maile Bobby Martin Mark McCarroll Jaime Peterson Ronald Ramon Brian Shorter Chevon Troutman Donatas Zavackas

Pro League Australia Greece Germany, Serbia Ukraine, Hungary, ireland Russia Turkey France Puerto Rico Russia Greece Jordan, Spain, Turkey, Korea France Italy, Germany, Spain Spain Sweden France, Spain Argentina Spain, Argentina Italy, France Poland, Lithuania, Ukraine

PITT’S FIRST ROUND NBA DRAFT PICKS Player Pick Billy Knight 6th-ABA Mel Bennett *N/A Charles Smith 3rd Jerome Lane 23rd Eric Mobley 18th Vonteego Cummings 26th

Year 1974 1975 1988 1988 1994 1999

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Drafting Team Indiana Pacers Virginia Squires Philadelphia 76ers Denver Nuggets Milwaukee Bucks Indiana Pacers

Year 1985 1988 1990 1991 1993 1994 1997 2005 2005

Player Round Pick Team Darryl Shepard 5th 52 Charleston Demetreus Gore 4th 42 Tulsa Rod Brookin 6th 98 Albany Brian Shorter 1st 11 Fort Wayne Jason Matthews 3rd 45 Quad City Bobby Martin 3rd 47 Quad City Chris McNeal 5th 66 Fargo-Morehead Eric Mobley 7th 109 Rapid City Mark Blount 5th 51 Grand Rapids Chris Taft 2nd 16 Dakota Chevon Troutman 3rd 17 Albany Jerome Lane also played for several years in the CBA.

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COACHING RECORDS PITT’S YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDS Year 1905-06 1906-07 1907-08 1908-09 1909-10 1910-11 1911-12 1912-13 1913-14 1914-15 1915-16 1916-17 1917-18 1918-19 1919-20 1920-21 1921-22 1922-23 1923-24 1924-25 1925-26 1926-27 1927-28 1928-29 1929-30 1930-31 1931-32 1932-33 1933-34 1934-35 1935-36 1936-37 1937-38 1938-39 1939-40 1940-41 1941-42 1942-43

Overall Conf. Record Record 2-9 — 6-5 — 10-6 — No Team No Team 6-6 — 10-9 — 15-7 — 9-8 — 14-5 — 16-2 — 13-6 — 6-9 — 7-7 — 9-6 — 12-9 — 12-8 — 10-5 — 10-7 — 4-10 — 12-5 — 10-7 — 21-0 — 16-5 — 23-2 — 20-4 — 14-16 — 17-5 7-1+ 19-4 8-0+ 17-6 6-2+ 18-9 7-3+ 14-7 7-3+ 9-12 5-5+ 10-8 5-5+ 8-9 — 13-6 — 5-10 — 10-5 —

Head Coach Benjamin F. Printz Benjamin F. Printz Harry Hough Wohlparth Wegner Dr. George M. Flint Dr. George M. Flint Dr. George M. Flint Dr. George M. Flint Dr. George M. Flint Dr. George M. Flint Dr. George M. Flint Dr. George M. Flint Dr. George M. Flint Dr. George M. Flint Andrew Kerr Dr. H.C. Carlson Dr. H.C. Carlson Dr. H.C. Carlson Dr. H.C. Carlson Dr. H.C. Carlson Dr. H.C. Carlson Dr. H.C. Carlson Dr. H.C. Carlson Dr. H.C. Carlson Dr. H.C. Carlson Dr. H.C. Carlson Dr. H.C. Carlson Dr. H.C. Carlson Dr. H.C. Carlson Dr. H.C. Carlson Dr. H.C. Carlson Dr. H.C. Carlson Dr. H.C. Carlson Dr. H.C. Carlson Dr. H.C. Carlson Dr. H.C. Carlson

Year 1943-44 1944-45 1945-46 1946-47 1947-48 1948-49 1949-50 1950-51 1951-52 1952-53 1953-54 1954-55 1955-56 1956-57 1957-58 1958-59 1959-60 1960-61 1961-62 1962-63 1963-64 1964-65 1965-66 1966-67 1967-68 1968-69 1969-70 1970-71 1971-72 1972-73 1973-74 1974-75 1975-76 1976-77 1977-78 1978-79 1979-80 1980-81

Overall Conf. Record Record 7-7 — 8-4 — 7-7 — 8-10 — 10-11 — 12-13 — 4-14 — 9-17 — 10-12 — 12-11 — 9-14 — 10-16 — 15-10 — 16-11 — 18-7 — 10-14 — 11-14 — 12-11 — 12-11 — 19-6 — 17-8 — 7-16 — 5-17 — 6-19 — 7-15 — 4-20 — 12-12 — 14-10 — 12-12 — 12-14 — 25-4 — 18-11 — 12-15 — 6-21 1-9& 16-11 5-5^ 18-11 6-4^ 17-12 5-5^ 19-12 8-5^

Head Coach Dr. H.C. Carlson Dr. H.C. Carlson Dr. H.C. Carlson Dr. H.C. Carlson Dr. H.C. Carlson Dr. H.C. Carlson Dr. H.C. Carlson Dr. H.C. Carlson Dr. H.C. Carlson Dr. H.C. Carlson Robert Timmons Robert Timmons Robert Timmons Robert Timmons Robert Timmons Robert Timmons Robert Timmons Robert Timmons Robert Timmons Robert Timmons Robert Timmons Robert Timmons Robert Timmons Robert Timmons Robert Timmons Charles “Buzz” Ridl Charles “Buzz” Ridl Charles “Buzz” Ridl Charles “Buzz” Ridl Charles “Buzz” Ridl Charles “Buzz” Ridl Charles “Buzz” Ridl Tim Grgurich Tim Grgurich Tim Grgurich Tim Grgurich Tim Grgurich Dr. Roy Chipman

Overall Conf. Year Record Record Head Coach 1981-82 20-10 8-6^ Dr. Roy Chipman 1982-83 13-15 6-10* Dr. Roy Chipman 1983-84 18-13 6-10* Dr. Roy Chipman 1984-85 17-12 8-8* Dr. Roy Chipman 1985-86 15-14 6-10* Dr. Roy Chipman 1986-87 25-8 12-4* Paul Evans 1987-88 24-7 12-4* Paul Evans 1988-89 17-13 9-7* Paul Evans 1989-90 12-17 5-11* Paul Evans 1990-91 21-12 9-7* Paul Evans 1991-92 18-16 9-9* Paul Evans 1992-93 17-11 9-9* Paul Evans 1993-94 13-14 7-11* Paul Evans 1994-95 10-18 5-13* Ralph Willard 1995-96 10-17 5-13* Ralph Willard 1996-97 18-15 10-8* Ralph Willard 1997-98 11-16 6-12* Ralph Willard 1998-99 14-16 5-13* Ralph Willard 1999-00 13-15 5-11* Ben Howland 2000-01 19-14 7-9* Ben Howland 2001-02 29-6 13-3* Ben Howland 2002-03 28-5 13-3* Ben Howland 2003-04 31-5 13-3* Jamie Dixon 2004-05 20-9 10-6* Jamie Dixon 2005-06 25-8 10-6* Jamie Dixon 2006-07 29-8 12-4* Jamie Dixon 2007-08 27-10 10-8* Jamie Dixon 2008-09 31-5 15-3* Jamie Dixon 2009-10 25-9 13-5* Jamie Dixon Totals 1443-1042 250-220* Pct. .580 .524 *Big East regular season record ^Eastern 8 regular season record &Eastern Collegiate Basketball League record +Eastern Intercollegiate season record

PITT’S HEAD COACHES Coach Benjamin F. Prinz Harry Hough Wohlparth Wegner Dr. George M. Flint Andrew Kerr Dr. H C. Carlson

Tenure 1905-07 1907-08 1910-11 1911-21 1921-22 1922-53

Overall W L 8 14 10 6 6 6 111 68 12 8 367 248

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Robert Timmons Charles “Buzz” Ridl Tim Grgurich

1953-68 1968-75 1975-80

174 189 97 83 69 70

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Dr. Roy Chipman

1980-86

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1981 Eastern 8 Champion; 1981 NCAA Second Round; 1982 Eastern 8 Tournament Champions; 1982 NCAA Tournament; 1984 NIT Quarterfinals; 1985 NCAA Midwest Regionals; 1986 NIT.

Paul Evans

1986-94

147

1987 co-Big East Regular Season Champion; 1987 NCAA Second Round; 1988 Big East Regular Season Champion; 1988 NCAA Second Round; 1989 NCAA; 1991 NCAA Second Round; 1992 NIT Second Round; 1993 NCAA

Ralph Willard

1994-99

1997 NIT Second Round

Ben Howland

1999-2003

2001 NIT Second Round; 2002 Big East West Champion; 2002 NCAA Sweet Sixteen; 2003 Big East Tournament Champion; 2003 co-Big East West Champion, 2003 NCAA Sweet Sixteen

2003-10

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2004 Big East Regular Season Champion; 2004 NCAA Sweet Sixteen; 2005 NCAA; 2006 NCAA; 2007 NCAA Sweet Sixteen, 2008 Big East Tournament Champion; 2008 NCAA, 2009 NCAA Elite Eight, 2010 NCAA (League record depicts Big East record only)

Jamie Dixon TOTALS

1443 1042 (.580)

League W L

250 220 (.524)

Postseason/Yearly Accomplishments

1927-28 National Champions, 1929-30 National Champions, 1941 NCAA Semifinals (Final Four) 1932-33 EIC Champion, 1933-34 EIC Champion, 1934-35 EIC Champion; 1936-37 EIC Champion 1957 NCAA Second Round; 1958 NCAA Quarterfinals; 1964 NIT 1974 NCAA “Sweet Sixteen”, Eastern Regional; 1975 NIT 1978 Eastern 8 Tournament Semifinals; 1979 Eastern 8 Tournament, Finalists; 1980 NIT

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GENERAL RECORDS INDIVIDUAL RECORDS SINGLE GAME RECORDS

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Minutes Played: 50, Ashton Gibbs, vs. West Virginia, 2/12/10; 50, Vonteego Cummings, vs. Villanova, 3/4/98; 50, Isaac Hawkins vs. Villanova, 3/4/98; 50, Jerome Lane vs. Boston College, 2/14/ 87. Big East play: 50, Jerome Lane vs. Boston College, 2/14/87; 49, Vonteego Cummings vs. St. John’s, 1/22/98. Most Points: 45, Don Hennon vs. Duke, 12/21/57; 41, Don Hennon vs. Geneva, 2/24/58; 41, Don Hennon vs. Ohio State, 12/3/58. Big East play: 40, Jason Maile vs. Villanova, 2/12/ 97. Most Points, Home Floor: 45, Don Hennon vs. Duke, 12/21/57. Big East play: 40, Jason Maile vs. Villanova, 2/12/ 97. Most Points Opponent’s Floor: 38, Larry Harris at Maryland, 2/15/77; 38, Don Hennon at West Virginia, 2/23/57; 38, Don Hennon at Furman, 12/ 6/57. Big East play: 37, Clyde Vaughan at Boston College, 1/4/84. Most Points-Freshman: 34, Don Hennon at North Carolina State, 12/1/56. Most Points Scored- First Career Game: 34, Don Hennon at North Carolina State, 12/1/56. Most Points-Half: 28, Jason Maile, Villanova, 2/ 12/97. Big East play: 28, Jason Maile vs. Villanova, 2/12/ 97. Most Field Goals Made: 20, Don Hennon vs. Duke, 12/21/57. Big East play: 16, Isaac Hawkins vs. Syracuse, 2/ 26/98. Most Field Goals Attempted: 42, Don Hennon vs. Duke, 12/21/57. Best Field Goal Percentage: 1.000, Brian Shorter (11-11) vs. Providence, 2/11/90. Big East play: 1.000, Brian Shorter (11-11) vs. Providence, 2/11/90.

TOP AVERAGE ACHIEVEMENTS

Most Three-Point Field Goals Made: 8, Jason Maile vs. Villanova, 2/12/97; 8, Andre Alridge vs. Georgia, 12/17/94. Big East play: 8, Jason Maile vs. Villanova, 2/12/ 97. Most Three-Point Field Goal Attempts: 15, Ashton Gibbs vs. Indiana, 12/8/09; 15, Andre Alridge vs. Georgia, 12/17/94. Big East play: 14, by three players. Best Three-Point Field Goal Percentage: 1.000, Sean Miller (6-6) vs. Seton Hall, 2/12/91; 1.000, Sean Miller (6-6) vs. St. Francis, Pa., 12/2/87. Big East: 1.000, Sean Miller (6-6) vs. Seton Hall, 2/12/91; 1.000, Jason Maile (5-5) vs. Notre Dame, 1/29/97. Most Free Throws Made: 18, Charles Smith vs. Boston College, 1/21/85. Big East play: 18, Charles Smith (18-21) vs. Boston College, 1/21/85. Most Free Throws Attempted: 23, Brian Shorter vs. West Virginia, 12/9/89. Big East play: 21, Charles Smith vs. Boston College, 1/21/85. Best Free Throw Percentage: 1.000, Jerry McCullough (15-15) vs. Marshall, 12/5/92. Most Rebounds: 26, Don Virostek vs. Westminster, 1952-53. Big East play: 23, DeJuan Blair at Connecticut, 2/ 16/09. Most Assists: 16, Levance Fields at DePaul, 2/7/ 09; Bob Shrewsbury vs. South Carolina, 2/14/76. Big East play: 16, Levance Fields at DePaul, 2/7/ 09; 14, Brandin Knight vs. West Virginia, 2/5/00; 14, Darelle Porter vs. Syracuse, 1/23/90. Most Turnovers: 12, Vonteego Cummings vs. Providence, 1/10/98. Big East play: 12, Vonteego Cummings vs. Providence, 1/10/98. Steals: 7, Ricardo Greer vs. Notre Dame, 1/22/00. Big East play: 7, Ricardo Greer vs. Notre Dame, 1/ 22/00. Blocked Shots: 7, 12 players. Big East play: 7, Mark Blount vs. Connecticut, 12/ 4/96; 7, Charles Smith vs. Connecticut, 3/11/88; 7, Charles Smith vs. Syracuse, 2/9/87; 7, Bobby Martin vs. Seton Hall, 1/20/90.

SEASON RECORDS AVG. 20-PLUS POINTS IN THREE YEARS Don Hennon (1956-59), Larry Harris (1975-78), Billy Knight (1971-74) AVG. 10-PLUS REBOUNDS IN THREE YEARS 4 years- Sam Clancy (1977-81), 3 years- Billy Knight (1971-74) CAREER AVERAGE: 10.0+ POINTS, REBOUNDS, 4.0+ ASSISTS Player (Years) PPG Vonteego Cummings (1995-99) 15.3 Brandin Knight (1999-03) 11.3 Carl Krauser (2002-06) 13.0

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SEASON AVERAGE: 10.0+ POINTS, REBOUNDS, 4.0+ ASSISTS Player (Year) PPG Brad Wanamaker (2009-10) 12.3 Carl Krauser (2005-06) 15.0 Carl Krauser (2004-05) 16.0 Brandin Knight (2001-02) 15.6 Darelle Porter (1990-91) 10.1 Ricardo Greer (1997-98) 12.4 Jerry McCullough (1993-94) 13.3 Jerry McCullough (1995-96) 13.4

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RPG APG 5.7 4.7 4.3 4.8 4.8 5.9 4.8 7.1 4.8 5.1 6.7 4.3 4.0 7.0 4.0 5.3

Most Games Played: 37, by 14 players in 200607 and 2007-08. Most Games Started: 37, by six players in 200607 and 2007-08. Percentage of Games Started: 100 percent, many players. Most Minutes Played: 1,284, Brandin Knight, 2001-02; 1,201, Julius Page, 2001-02. Highest Minutes Per Game Average: 40.1, Vonteego Cummings, 1997-98; 39.0, Andre Alridge, 1995-96. Big East play: 40.3, Vonteego Cummings, 199798. Most Points: 690, Sam Young, 2008-09; 668, Sam Young, 2007-08; 651, Clyde Vaughan, 1983-84; 651, Don Hennon, 1957-58; 622, Ed Pavlick, 1954-55. Big East play: 375, Clyde Vaughn, 1982-83. Highest Scoring Average: 26.0, Don Hennon, 1957-58; 25.7, Don Hennon, 1958-59. Big East play: 22.0, Clyde Vaughan, 1982-83. Most Field goals made: 275, Billy Knight, 197273; 270, Billy Knight, 1973-74; 267, Don Hennon, 19547-58. Big East play: 143, Clyde Vaughan, 1982-83. Most Field goal attempts: 654, Don Hennon, 1957-58; 632, Don Hennon, 1958-59; 541, Don Hennon, 1956-57.

Big East play: 251, Clyde Vaughan, 1982-83. Highest Field Goal Percentage (min. 300 FGA): .600, Brian Shorter (204-340), 1988-89; .593, DeJuan Blair (226-381), 2008-09; .569, Charles Aiken (177-311), 1985-86. Big East play: .599, Brian Shorter (109-182), 1988-89. Highest Field Goal Percentage (min. 150 FGA): .718, Chevon Troutman (135-188), 2002-03; .608, Ontario Lett (127-209), 2002-03. Most Three-Point Field Goals Made: 93, Brandin Knight, 2001-02; 87, Jason Matthews, 1990-91. Big East play: 46, Jason Matthews, 1990-91. Most Three-Point Field Goals Attempted: 261, Brandin Knight, 2001-02; 217, Jason Maile, 199697. Big East play: 120, Brandin Knight, 2001-02. Highest Three-Point Field Goal Percentage (min 100 3FGA): .482, Jason Matthews (66-137), 1988-89. Big East play: .522, Jason Matthews (36-69), 1988-89. Highest Three-Point Field Goal Percentage (min. 50 3FGA): .494, Donatas Zavackas (41-83), 2000-01. Most Free Throws Made: 204, Brian Shorter, 1989-90; 202, Charles Smith, 1986-87. Big East play: 112, Brian Shorter, 1989-90; 112, Charles Smith, 1986-87. Most Free Throws Attempted: 308, Brian Shorter, 1989-90; 276, Ed Pavlick, 1954-55. Big East play: 166, Brian Shorter, 1989-90. Highest Free Throw Percentage: .914, Sean Miller (74-81), 1988-89; .905, Sean Miller (7684), 1990-91. Big East play: .927, Sean Miller (76-82), 1991-92. Most Rebounds: 444, Jerome Lane, 1986-87; 432, DeJuan Blair, 2008-09; 424, Don Virostek, 1952-53; 378, Jerome Lane, 1987-88.

Larry Harris (1974-78) holds Pittsburgh’s career field goals made record with 803. He currently ranks third alltime at Pitt with 1,914 points over his fouryear career.

RECORDS & ACHIEVEMENTS

GENERAL RECORDS SUPERLATIVE PERFORMANCES TRIPLE DOUBLES

Ricardo Greer (23 points, 12 rebounds, 11 assists), vs. Villanova (BET), 3/4/98. Darelle Porter (13 points, 10 rebounds, 11 assists) vs. Providence, 1/23/91. Keith Starr (13 points, 11 rebounds, 11 assists) vs. Marquette, 12/18/74.

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DeJuan Blair (22 points/23 rebounds) at Connecticut, 2/16/09. DeJuan Blair (23 points/22 rebounds) vs. Notre Dame, 1/31/09. Chris McNeal (27 points/20 rebounds) vs. Boston College, 3/3/92. Bobby Martin (27 points/20 rebounds) vs. Georgetown, 2/7/90. Brian Shorter (26 points/20 rebounds) vs. Northwestern, 12/28/88. Jerome Lane (20 points/21 rebounds) vs. Connecticut, 2/12/87 Sam Clancy (20 points/20 rebounds) vs. Duquesne, 2/18/78. Mel Bennett (22 points/21 rebounds) vs. West Virginia, 3/7/75. Billy Knight (25 points/21 rebounds) vs. Buffalo, 1/20/74. Billy Knight (26 points/21 rebounds) vs. Lafayette, 1/26/72.

Big East play: 224, Jerome Lane, 1986-87. Rebounding Average: 20.2, Don Virostek, 195253; 13.7, Ed Pavlick, 1953-54; 13.5, Jerome Lane, 1986-87. Big East play: 14.0, Jerome Lane, 1986-87. Offensive Rebounds (since 1986-87): 198, Jerome Lane, 1986-87; 195, DeJuan Blair, 200809; 141, Jerome Lane, 1987-88. Defensive Rebounds (since 1986-87): 246, Jerome Lane, 1986-87; 237, DeJuan Blair, 200809; 237, Jerome Lane, 1987-88. Personal Fouls: 122, Charles Smith, 1986-87; 117, Ontario Lett, 2001-02. Disqualifications: 15, John Kendrick, 1951-52; 12, Michael Zernich, 1950-51. Most Assists: 270, Levance Fields, 2008-09; 251, Brandin Knight, 2001-02; 229, Darelle Porter, 1989-90. Big East play: 147, Levance Fields, 2008-09. Assists Average: 7.9, Darelle Porter, 1989-90; 7.5, Levance Fields, 2008-09; 7.2, Brandin Knight, 2001-02; 7.0, Jerry McCullough, 1993-94. Big East play: 8.2, Levance Fields, 2008-09. Assist:Turnover Ratio: 3.80, Levance Fields, 2008-09; 2.95, Levance Fields, 2007-08; 2.41, Levance Fields, 2006-07; 2.41, Sean Miller, 199091; 2.38, Sean Miller, 1991-92. Big East play: 3.87, Levance Fields, 2008-09. Most Turnovers: 129, Vonteego Cummings, 1996-97; 128, Andre Alridge, 1994-95. Steals: 101, Kellii Taylor, 1996-97; 85, Vonteego Cummings, 1996-97. Big East play: 55, Jerry McCullough, 1995-96. Steals Average: 3.2, Kellii Taylor, 1996-97; 3.0, Jerry McCullough, 1995-96. Big East play: 3.0, Kellii Taylor, 1996-97; 3.0, Kellii Taylor, 1997-98. Blocked Shots: 106, Charles Smith, 1986-87; 96, Charles Smith, 1987-88. Big East play: 53, Charles Smith, 1986-87.

Blocked Shots Average: 3.2, Charles Smith, 1986-87; 3.1, Charles Smith, 1987-88. Big East play: 3.1, Charles Smith, 1986-87.

CAREER RECORDS

Most Games Played: 143, Sam Young, 2005-09; 141, Tyrell Biggs, 2005-09; 137, Jaron Brown, 2000-04; 128, Sean Miller, 1987-92; 127. Most Games Started: 136, Julius Page, 2000-04. Consecutive Games Played: 127, Brandin Knight, 1999-03. Consecutive Starts: 124, Sean Miller, 12/21/873/23/92; 122, Charles Smith, 11/22/85-3/20/88. Big East play: 66, Sean Miller, 1987-92; 64, Charles Smith, 1984-88. Percentage of Games Started: 100 percentCharles Smith (122-122), 1985-88; Sam Clancy (116-166), 1977-81; Attila Cosby (55-55), 199899; 98.2- Ricardo Greer (115-117), 1998-01. Most Minutes Played: 4,398, Julius Page, 200004; 4,307, Brandin Knight, 1999-03. Big East play: 2,242, Brandin Knight, 1999-03. Minutes Per Game: 34.4, Ricardo Greer, 199701; 34.3, Vonteego Cummings, 1995-99. Most Points: 2,045, Charles Smith, 1984-88; 2,033, Clyde Vaughan, 1980-84 Big East play: 1,047, Charles Smith, 1984-88; 983, Ricardo Greer, 1997-01. Highest Scoring Average: 24.2, Don Hennon, 1957-59; 22.2, Billy Knight, 1972-74. Big East play: 19.5, Clyde Vaughan, 1982-84; 18.5, Brian Shorter, 1988-91. Most Field Goals Made: 803, Larry Harris, 197478; 770, Clyde Vaughan, 1980-84. Big East play: 355, Charles Smith, 1984-88. Most Field Goal Attempts: 1,827, Don Hennon, 1956-59; 1,599, Clyde Vaughan, 1980-84. Big East play: 846, Ricardo Greer, 1997-01; 795, Vonteego Cummings, 1995-99. Highest Field Goal Percentage (min. 800 FGA): .538, Brian Shorter (540-1,004), 1988-91; .534, Charles Smith (707-1,324), 1984-88. Big East play: .528, Charles Smith (355-675), 1984-88. Highest Field Goal Percentage (min. 400 FGA): .589, Ontario Lett (245-416), 2001-03; .557, Eric Mobley (371-666), 1991-94. Most 3-point Field Goals Made: 259, Jason Matthews, 1987-91; 239, Sean Miller, 1987-92. Big East play: 139, Jason Matthews, 1987-91; 117, Sean Miller, 1987-92. Most 3-point Field Goals Attempted: 654, Brandin Knight, 1999-03; 574, Sean Miller, 198792; 567, Jason Matthews, 1987-91. Big East play: 319, Jerry McCullough, 1991-96. Highest 3-point Field Goal Percentage: .457, Jason Matthews (259-567), 1988-91; .416, Sean Miller (239-574), 1987-92; .409, Rod Brookin (94230), 1986-90. Big East play: .466, Jason Matthews (139-298), 1987-91; .402, Sean Miller (117-291), 1987-92. Highest Free Throw Percentage: .885, Sean Miller (317-358), 1987-92; .878, Jason Matthews (481-548), 1987-91. Big East play: .909, Sean Miller (209-230), 198792; .889, Jason Matthews (255-287), 1987-91. Consecutive Free Throws Made: 46, Ashton Gibbs, 11/24/09-2/4/10; 34, Jason Matthews, 1988-89; 34, Sean Miller, 1987-88; 34, Don Hennon, 1957-58; 31, Ashton Gibbs, 2009-10. Big East play: 40, Sean Miller, 1990-91 to 199192. Most Free Throws Made: 628, Charles Smith, 1984-88; 552, Brian Shorter, 1988-91. Big East play: 334, Charles Smith, 1984-88.

Most Free Throw Attempts: 834, Charles Smith, 1984-88; 778, Brian Shorter, 1988-91. Big East play: 447, Charles Smith, 1984-88. Most Rebounds: 1,342, Sam Clancy, 1977-81; 987, Charles Smith, 1984-88; 970, Jerome Lane, 1985-88. Big East play: 502, Charles Smith, 1984-88. Best Rebounding Average: 12.0, Billy Knight, 1971-74; 11.8, Ed Pavlick, 1952-55; 11.6, Sam Clancy, 1977-81. Big East play: 10.9, DeJuan Blair, 2007-09. Offensive Rebounds (since 1986-87): 365, Ricardo Greer, 1997-01; 343, Isaac Hawkins, 1996-01; 339, DeJuan Blair, 2007-09. Defensive Rebounds (since 1986-87): 814, Charles Smith, 1984-88; 631, Jerome Lane, 1985-88. Personal Fouls: 410, Sam Clancy, 1977-81; 392, Charles Smith, 1984-88. Disqualifications: 29, Julius Pegues, 1955-58; 27, Chuck Hursh, 1955-58. Most Assists: 785, Brandin Knight, 1999-03; 744, Sean Miller, 1987-92. Big East play: 401, Sean Miller, 1987-92. Best Assists Average: 6.2, Brandin Knight, 1999-03; 5.8, Sean Miller, 1987-92. Big East play: 6.0, Sean Miller, 1987-92. Assist:Turnover Ratio (since 1978-79): 2.89, Levance Fields, 2005-09; 2.32, Sean Miller, 198792; 1.95, Darelle Porter, 1987-91. Turnovers: 406, Brandin Knight, 1999-03; 364, Vonteego Cummings, 1995-99; 364, Ricardo Greer, 1997-01. Most Steals: 298, Brandin Knight, 1999-03; 257, Jerry McCullough, 1991-96. Big East play: 174, Jerry McCullough, 1991-96. Steals Average: 2.6, Kellii Taylor, 1995-00; 2.3, Brandin Knight, 1999-03. Big East play: 2.48, Jerry McCullough, 1991-96. Most Blocked Shots: 364, Charles Smith, 198488; 184, Eric Mobley, 1991-94.

Bobby Martin (1987-91) tied the school record with seven blocked shots vs. Seton Hall on Jan. 20, 1990.

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GENERAL RECORDS TEAM RECORDS GAME RECORDS

142 Vonteego Cummings averaged a school record 40.1 minutes per game during the 1997-98 season. In Pitt’s double overtime contest against Villanova in the 1998 Big East Championship, Cummings played the full 50 minutes, which remains as the school record.

Big East play: 158, Charles Smith, 1984-88. Blocks Per Game: 2.8, Charles Smith, 1984-88; 2.1, Eric Mobley, 1991-94. Big East play: 2.47, Charles Smith, 1984-88.

Most Points: 127, vs. Syracuse, 2/13/70. Big East play: 117, vs. Providence, 2/10/90. Most Points Both Teams: 235, vs. Syracuse, 2/ 13/70. Big East play: 219, vs. Providence, 2/11/90. Most Points Home Floor: 127, vs. Syracuse, 2/ 13/70. Most Points Opponent’s Floor: 101, at Buffalo State, 1/20/74 Most Points Half: 69, vs. Syracuse, 2/13/70. Big East play: 61, vs. Seton Hall, 3/6/87. Fewest Points Scored: 4, vs. Penn State, 3/5/06. Big East play: 45, vs. Villanova, 1/11/84. Most Points Allowed: 120, vs. LSU, 1/31/69. Big East play: 103, vs. Syracuse, 2/4/89. Fewest Points Allowed: 9, at Penn State (24-9 loss), 3/1/52. Fewest Points Allowed: 10, vs. Carnegie Tech, 2/26/29. Fewest Points One Half: 2, vs. Penn State, 3/5/ 06. Fewest Points Both Teams: 27, Penn State (1512 loss), 1/15/44. Largest Victory Margin: 59, vs. Indiana, Pa. (108-49), 11/29/86. Big East play: 36, vs. West Virginia (82-46), 2/12/ 03 Largest Victory Margin- Road Game: 45, at Carnegie Mellon (89-46), 12/16/96. Big East play: 28, at Syracuse, 1/24/04. Worst Defeat: 51, at Wichita State (109-58), 12/ 26/64. Big East play: 33, at Villanova (88-55), 2/3/96. Most Points in a Losing Game: 96, vs. Geneva (101-96), 1/19/55. Most Field goals Made: 48, vs. Syracuse, 2/13/ 70. Most Field goals Attempted: 101, vs. Duquesne, 12/6/74. Best Field Goal Percentage: .674, vs. Cincinnati (31-46), 2/14/09; vs. Kent State (31-46), 3/17/06.

Most Three-Point Field Goals Made: 16, vs. Notre Dame, 1/29/97. Big East play: 16, vs. Notre Dame, 1/29/97. Most Three-Point Field Goals Attempted: 34, vs. Georgia, 12/14/94. Most Free Throws Made: 44, vs. New York University, 12/18/54. Most Free Throws Attempted: 60, vs. New York University, 12/18/54. Big East play: 55, vs. Providence, 2/7/87. Most Combined Rebounds: 100, vs. Vermont, 12/6/08. Most Rebounds: 59, vs. Vermont, 12/6/08. Big East play: 58, vs. Providence, 2/7/87. Personal Fouls: 38, vs. Villanova, 2/7/86. Big East play: 38, vs. Villanova, 2/7/86. Most Assists: 34, vs. Cleveland State, 2/14/74. Most Turnovers: 35 vs. Georgetown, 1/3/95. Big East play: 35 vs. Georgetown, 1/3/95 Steals: 20 vs. Indiana, Pa., 12/16/78. Blocked Shots: 12, vs. St. Francis, Pa., 12/1/93. Most Players Scoring 20 or more Points: 3 vs. Syracuse, 2/13/70 (Kent Scott, 28; Paul O’Gorek, 27; Cleveland Edwards, 20); 3 vs. Syracuse, 2/11/ 72 (Billy Knight, 33; Mickey Martin, 26; Kent Scott 22); 3 vs. Kent State, 2/9/72 (Billy Knight, 23, Mike Paul, 21; Kent Scott, 20) Most Players in double figure scoring: 6 vs. Kent State, 3/17/06 (Gray 17, Ramon 16, Young 12, Krauser 11, Kendall 10, Fields 10); 6 vs. Syracuse, 2/13/70 (Scott 28, O’Gorek 27, Edwards 20, Paul 19, Patcher 13, Causer 11), 6 vs. Southeastern Louisiana, 12/14/02 (Page, 17; Troutman, 14; Knight 13, Krauser 13, Brown 11, Lett, 10). Big East Play: 5 many times. Most Players Disqualified: 5, vs. Villanova, 2/7/ 86. Big East Play: 5, vs. Villanova, 2/7/86.

SEASON RECORDS

Most Games Played: 37 in 2006-07 and 2007-08. Most Minutes Played (since 1978-79): 7500 in 2006-07.

MULTI-FACETED ACHIEVEMENTS 1,000 POINTS, 1,000 REBOUNDS- CAREER Player (Years) Points Reb. Sam Clancy (1977-81) 1671 1342 1,500 POINTS, 500 REBOUNDS, 500 ASSISTS- CAREER Player (Years) Points Reb. Asst. Carl Krauser (2002-06) 1642 526 568 1,000 POINTS, 500 REBOUNDS- CAREER Player (Years) Points Reb. John Riser (1954-57) 1164 775 Bob Lazor (1954-57) 1175 841 Brian Generalovich (1961-64) 1114 622 Larry Harris (1974-78) 1914 569 Billy Knight (1971-74) 1731 938 Sam Clancy (1977-81) 1671 1342 Chris McNeal (1980-83) 1067 695 Clyde Vaughan (1980-84) 2033 922 Charles Smith (1984-88) 2045 987 Jerome Lane (1985-88) 1217 970 Brian Shorter (1988-91) 1633 772 Bobby Martin (1987-91) 1282 775 Isaac Hawkins (1996-01) 1127 834 Ricardo Greer (1997-01) 1753 888

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Chevon Troutman (2001-05) Carl Krauser (2002-06) Aaron Gray (2003-07) Sam Young (2005-09)

1274 1642 1109 1884

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1,000 POINTS AND 400 ASSISTS- CAREER Player (Years) Points Asst. Darelle Porter (1987-90) 1007 617 Sean Miller (1987-92) 1282 744 Jerry McCullough (1991-96) 1342 552 Vonteego Cummings (1995-99) 1581 458 Brandin Knight (1999-03) 1440 785 Carl Krauser (2002-05) 1642 568 Levance Fields (2005-09) 1247 645 500 POINTS AND 250 REBOUNDS- SEASON Player (Year) Points Reb. Billy Knight (1973-74) 609 375 Clyde Vaughan (1981-82) 541 284 Clyde Vaughan (1982-83) 613 258 Clyde Vaughan (1983-84) 651 256 Charles Smith (1986-87) 562 282 Jerome Lane (1986-87) 522 444 Brian Shorter (1988-89) 587 288 Brian Shorter (1989-90) 598 274 Ricardo Greer (1999-00) 506 275

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300 POINTS AND 150 ASSISTS- SEASON Player (Year) Points Asst. Keith Starr (1974-75) 389 180 Dwayne Wallace (1981-82) 341 187 Sean Miller (1990-91) 344 159 Darelle Porter (1990-91) 333 168 Sean Miller (1991-92) 361 224 Jerry McCullough (1992-93) 428 156 Jerry McCullough (1993-94) 333 175 Vonteego Cummings (1997-98) 507 154 Brandin Knight (2001-02) 546 251 Carl Krauser (2004-05) 463 170 Carl Krauser (2005-06) 494 160 Levance Fields (2006-07) 339 169 Levance Fields (2008-09) 386 270 Brad Wanamaker (2009-10) 417 160 1,000 POINTS, 600 REBOUNDS, 200 ASSISTS- CAREER Player (Years) Points Reb. Asst. Billy Knight (1971-74) 1,731 938 206 Jerome Lane (1985-88) 1,217 970 206 Ricardo Greer (1997-01) 1,753 888 373 Jaron Brown (2000-04) 1,258 651 295

RECORDS & ACHIEVEMENTS

GENERAL RECORDS TOP SEASON STATISTICAL TANDEMS SCORING DeJuan Blair and Sam Young, 2008-09 B. Shorter and J. Matthews, 1989-90 DeJuan Blair and Sam Young, 2007-08 Don Hennon and Julius Pegues, 1957-58 C. Smith and Jerome Lane, 1986-87 B. Shorter and J. Matthews, 1988-89 C. Smith and Jerome Lane, 1987-88 C. Vaughan and G. Allen, 1983-84 J. Matthews and Brian Shorter, 1990-91 Don Hennon and John Riser, 1956-57 REBOUNDING Jerome Lane and Charles Smith, 1987-88 DeJuan Blair and Sam Young, 2008-09 Jerome Lane and Charles Smith, 1987-88 Bob Lazor and Ed Pavlick, 1953-54 Don Virostek and Dick Dietrick, 1952-53 Sam Young and DeJuan Blair, 2007-08 Bob Lazor and Chuck Hursh, 1955-56 Aaron Gray and Levon Kendall, 2006-07 Sam Clancy and Terry Knight, 1978-79

1,240 1,151 1,097 1,090 1,084 1,083 1,018 1,014 992 986 726 657 617 603 595 569 547 545 539

ASSISTS Levance Fields and B. Wanamaker, 2008-09 347 Brandin Knight and Jaron Brown, 2001-02 330 Sean Miller and Darelle Porter, 1990-91 327 Sean Miller and Darelle Porter, 1988-89 322 S. Miller and J. McCullough, 1991-92 312 Brandin Knight and Carl Krauser, 2002-03 302 Most Overtime Games Played: 4 in 2001-02; 4 in 1954-55. Total Overtime Games: 68. Record in Overtime Games (all-time): 34-34. Longest Game: 3 overtimes, at George Washington, L, 75-73, 1/10/76. Most Wins (post-1940): 31 in 2003-04 and 200809. Most Wins (pre-1940): 23 in 1929-30. Most Losses: 21 in 1976-77. Fewest Wins (pre-1940): 2 in 1905-06. Fewest Wins (post-1940): 4 in 1968-69. Fewest Losses: 0 (21-0) in 1927-28. Longest Win Streak: 22 from 12/4/73-2/20/74; 21 in 1927-28. Longest Losing Streak: 10 from 12/7/68-1/22/ 69; 10 from 2/5/93-3/10/93. Best Winning Percentage (pre-1940): 1.000 (21-0) in 1927-28. Best Winning Pct. (post-1940): .861 (31-5) in 2008-09. Worst Winning Percentage: .166 (4-20) in 1968-69. Most Points: 2,772, 1986-87. Fewest Points: 1,466, 1950-51. Highest Scoring Average: 84.0 in 1986-87. Lowest Scoring Average: 66.0 in 1968-69. Fewest Points Per Game Allowed: 59.2 in 200203. Most Field Goals Made: 1,040 in 2008-09. Fewest Field Goals Made: 557 in 1952-53. Most Field Goal Attempts: 2,185 in 2007-08. Fewest Field Goal Attempts: 1,468 in 1961-62. Highest Field Goal Pct.: .509 (1000-1965) in 1986-87. Worst Field Goal Pct.: .363 (438-1206) in 194849. Most 3-Point Field Goals Made: 229 in 2006-07. Least 3-Point Field Goals Made: 110 in 198687.

Most 3-Point Field Goal Attempts: 682 in 200102. Fewest 3-Point Field Goal Attempts: 287 in 1987-88. Highest 3-Point Field Goal Percentage: .417 (211-506) in 1990-91. Worst 3-Point Field Goal Pct.: .307 (159-518) in 1998-99. Most Free Throws Made: 741 in 1990-91. Fewest Free Throws Made: 323 in 1973-74. Most Free Throws Attempted: 994 in 1991-92. Fewest Free Throws Attempted: 488 in 199899. Highest Free Throw Percentage: .748 (741-991) in 1990-91. Worst Free Throw Percentage: .617 (417-676) in 2000-01. Most Rebounds: 1,432 in 2008-09. Fewest Rebounds: 936 in 1983-84. Best Rebound Average: 55.8 in 1952-53. Worst Rebound Average: 34.3 in 1982-83. Most Offensive Rebounds (since 1986-87): 496 in 1996-97. Fewest Offensive Rebounds (since 1986-87): 368 in 2002-03. Most Personal Fouls: 735 in 1991-92. Fewest Personal Fouls: 403 in 1949-50. Most Disqualifications: 43 in 1951-52. Fewest Disqualifications: 6 in 1973-74; 6 in 1990-91. Most Assists: 647 in 2006-07. Fewest Assists: 309 in 1973-74. Best Assists Average: 19.4 in 1973-74. Worst Assists Average: 11.8 in 1982-83. Best Assist Turnover Ratio: 1.47 in 2006-07. Worst Assist:Turnover Ratio: 0.770 in 1996-97. Most Turnovers (since 1978-79): 584 in 1994-95. Fewest Turnovers (since 1978-79): 208 in 198485. Most Blocked Shots: 157 in 2001-02. Fewest Blocked Shots: 43 in 1982-83. Worst Blocks Average: 5.2 in 1993-94. Worst Blocks Average: 1.5 in 1982-83. Most Steals: 338 in 1998-99.

143 Jerome Lane owns three season rebounding records including total rebounds and total offensive and defensive rebounds. In 1986-87, Lane became the only player in school history to lead NCAA Division I in a statistical category when he finished with a 13.5 rebounds per game average. Lane became a member of Pitt’s 20-20 club with a 20-point, 21-rebound performance vs. Connecticut on Feb. 12, 1987.

The 2002-03 senior class of Brandin Knight, Ontario Lett and Donatas Zavackas was credited with putting Pitt basketball back on the map. The trio accumulated an 89-40 record over their four-year period from 1999-03.

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GENERAL RECORDS Fewest Steals: 176 in 1992-93 Best Steals Average: 11.3 in 1998-99. Worst Steals Average: 5.9 in 1998-99.

OPPONENT RECORDS

Steals: 8, Winston Garland (Southwest Missouri State), 3/12/86. Blocked Shots: 9, Patrick Ewing (Georgetown), 2/19/85.

TEAM RECORDS

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

Points Scored: 48, Eric Murdock (Providence), 1/ 23/91; 46, Bob Tallent (George Washington), 1/11/ 69. Field Goals Made: 17, Bob Tallent (George Washington), 1/11/69. Free Throws Made: 16, Sherman Douglas (Syracuse), 3/7/87. Three-Point Field Goals Made: 9, Dana Barros (Boston College), 1/7/89. Rebounds: 26, Joseph Hughes (Holy Cross), 2/3/ 58; Slobodnik (Duquesne), 12/12/59. Assists: 16, Tony Wyslinger (Illinois), 12/6/86.

Points Scored: 120, LSU, 1/31/69. Fewest Points: 10, Carnegie Tech, 2/26/29. Field Goal Attempts: 86, vs. Providence, 2/10/90. Total Rebounds: 71, Holy Cross, 2/3/58. Offensive Rebounds: 24, vs. Providence, 2/10/ 90. Three-Point Field Goals Made: 14 two timesNotre Dame, 2/12/05; Notre Dame, 1/22/00. Three-Point Field Goals Attempted: 40, at West Virginia, 2/5/05. Personal Fouls: 38, Villanova, 1/2/91. Charles Smith is the only player in school history to start 100 percent of his games played during a four-year career. Smith started all 122 games of his career from 1984-88.

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MOST OVERALL VICTORIES

BEST OVERALL WINNING PERCENTAGE

Levance Fields, 2005-08 ............................................. 112 Tyrell Biggs, 2005-08 ................................................. 112 Sam Young, 2005-08 ................................................... 112 Chevon Troutman, 2001-05 ......................................... 108 Mark McCarroll, 2001-05 ............................................ 108 Jaron Brown, 2000-04 ................................................ 107 Julius Page, 2000-04 .................................................. 107 Toree Morris, 2000-04 ................................................. 107 Aaron Gray, 2003-07 .................................................. 105 Levon Kendall, 2003-07 .............................................. 105 Antonio Graves, 2003-07 ............................................ 105 Carl Krauser, 2002-06 ................................................. 104 Ronald Ramon, 2004-08 .............................................. 101 Keith Benjamin, 2004-08 ............................................. 101 Brandin Knight, 1999-03 .............................................. 89 Donatas Zavackas, 1999-03 ......................................... 89

Chevon Troutman, 2001-05 .......................... .812 (108-25) Mark McCarroll, 2001-05 ............................. .812 (108-25) Carl Krauser, 2002-06 .................................. .794 (104-27) Levance Fields, 2005-08 .............................. .783 (112-31) Sam Young, 2005-08 .................................... .783 (112-31) Tyrell Biggs, 2005-08 .................................. .783 (112-31) Jaron Brown, 2000-04 ................................. .781 (107-30) Julius Page, 2000-04 ................................... .781 (107-30) Toree Morris, 2000-04 .................................. .781 (107-30) Aaron Gray, 2003-07 ................................... .778 (105-30) Levon Kendall, 2003-07 ............................... .778 (105-30) Antonio Graves, 2003-07 ............................. .778 (105-30) Ronald Ramon, 2004-08 ............................... .743 (101-35) Keith Benjamin, 2004-08 .............................. .743 (101-35) Brandin Knight, 1999-03 ................................ .690 (89-40) Donatas Zavackas, 1999-03 ........................... .690 (89-40)

BEST WINNING PERCENTAGE (BIG EAST)

MOST NCAA TOURNAMENT WINS

MOST NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES

Levance Fields, 2005-09 ................................................ 7 Sam Young, 2005-09 ...................................................... 7 Tyrell Biggs, 2005-09 .................................................... 7 Chevon Troutman, 2002-05 ............................................ 6 Mark McCarroll, 2002-05 ............................................... 6 Jaron Brown, 2002-04 ................................................... 6 Julius Page, 2002-04 ..................................................... 6 Toree Morris, 2002-04 .................................................... 6 Aaron Gray, 2003-07 ..................................................... 5 Carl Krauser, 2003-06 .................................................... 5 Levon Kendall, 2003-07 ................................................. 5 Antonio Graves, 2003-07 ............................................... 5

Chevon Troutman, 2002-05 ............................................ 4 Mark McCarroll, 2002-05 ............................................... 4 Carl Krauser, 2003-06 .................................................... 4 Aaron Gray, 2003-07 ..................................................... 4 Levon Kendall, 2003-07 ................................................. 4 Antonio Graves, 2003-07 ............................................... 4 Levance Fields, 2005-09 ................................................ 4 Sam Young, 2005-09 ...................................................... 4 Tyrell Biggs, 2005-09 .................................................... 4 Jaron Brown, 2000-04 ................................................... 3 Julius Page, 2000-04 ..................................................... 3 Toree Morris, 2000-04 .................................................... 3 Sean Miller, 1987-92 ...................................................... 3 Jason Matthews, 1987-91 .............................................. 3 Darelle Porter, 1987-91 .................................................. 3 Charles Smith, 1984-88 ................................................. 3 Demetreus Gore, 1984-88 .............................................. 3

MOST BIG EAST CHAMPIONSHIP WINS

MOST NCAA SWEET SIXTEEN APPEARANCES

MOST LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIPS

Jaron Brown, 2001-04 ................................................. 10 Julius Page, 2001-04 ................................................... 10 Toree Morris, 2001-04 .................................................. 10 Levance Fields, 2005-09 ................................................ 9 Sam Young, 2005-09 ...................................................... 9 Tyrell Biggs, 2005-09 .................................................... 9 Ronald Ramon, 2004-08 ................................................. 9 Keith Benjamin, 2004-08 ................................................ 9 Carl Krauser, 2003-06 .................................................... 8 Brandin Knight, 2000-03 ................................................ 8 Donatas Zavackas, 2000-03 ........................................... 8 Aaron Gray, 2003-07 ..................................................... 7 Levon Kendall, 2003-07 ................................................. 7 Antonio Graves, 2003-07 ............................................... 7 Chevon Troutman, 2002-05 ............................................ 7 Mark McCarroll, 2002-05 ............................................... 7

Jaron Brown, 2001-04 ................................................... 3 Julius Page, 2001-04 ..................................................... 3 Toree Morris, 2001-04 .................................................... 3 Chevon Troutman, 2002-05 ............................................ 3 Mark McCarroll, 2002-05 ............................................... 3 Brandin Knight, 2000-03 ................................................ 2 Donatas Zavackas, 2000-03 ........................................... 2 Carl Krauser, 2003-06 .................................................... 2 Ontario Lett, 2001-02 ..................................................... 2 Aaron Gray, 2003-07 ..................................................... 2 Levon Kendall, 2003-07 ................................................. 2 Antonio Graves, 2003-07 ............................................... 2 Levance Fields, 2005-09 ................................................ 2 Sam Young, 2005-09 ...................................................... 2 Tyrell Biggs, 2005-09 .................................................... 2

Jaron Brown, 2001-04 ...................................... 3 Julius Page, 2001-04 ........................................ 3 Toree Morris, 2001-04 ....................................... 3 Chevon Troutman, 2002-05 .............................. 3 Mark McCarroll, 2002-05 .................................. 3 Many others tied ................................................ 2

Chevon Troutman, 2001-05 ............................ Mark McCarroll, 2001-05 ............................... Carl Krauser, 2002-06 .................................... Jaron Brown, 2000-04 ................................... Julius Page, 2000-04 ..................................... Toree Morris, 2000-04 .................................... Aaron Gray, 2003-07 ..................................... Levon Kendall, 2003-07 ................................. Antonio Graves, 2003-07 ............................... Sam Young, 2005-09 ...................................... Levance Fields, 2005-09 ................................ Tyrell Biggs, 2005-09 .................................... Ronald Ramon, 2004-08 ................................. Keith Benjamin, 2004-08 ................................ Jerome Lane, 1985-88 ...................................

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MOST BIG EAST VICTORIES Chevon Troutman, 2001-05 .......................................... Mark McCarroll, 2001-05 ............................................. Sam Young, 2005-09 .................................................... Levance Fields, 2005-09 .............................................. Tyrell Biggs, 2005-09 .................................................. Carl Krauser, 2002-06 .................................................. Jaron Brown, 2000-04 ................................................. Julius Page, 2000-04 ................................................... Toree Morris, 2000-04 .................................................. Aaron Gray, 2003-07 ................................................... Levon Kendall, 2003-07 ............................................... Antonio Graves, 2003-07 ............................................. Ronald Ramon, 2004-08 ............................................... Keith Benjamin, 2004-08 .............................................. Sean Miller, 1987-92 ....................................................

*League championships include tournament titles, regular season titles and co-titles. *Note: these records are Big East Era only.

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SCORING LEADERS TOP SINGLE GAME SCORING/30-POINT CLUB Pts. 45 41 41 40 40 39 39 38 38 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 36 35 35 35 35 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 32 32 32 32 32

Player Don Hennon Don Hennon Don Hennon Ed Pavlick Jason Maile Larry Harris Larry Harris Don Hennon Don Hennon Billy Knight Brian Shorter Clyde Vaughan Curtis Aiken Don Hennon Don Hennon Oland Canterna V. Cummings Sammy David Don Hennon Don Hennon George McCrossin Larry Harris Billy Knight Charles Smith Don Hennon Don Hennon Don Hennon Brian Shorter Larry Harris Clyde Vaughan Billy Knight Jason Matthews Sam Young Billy Knight Don Hennon Larry Harris Ricardo Greer Charles Smith Billy Knight Clyde Vaughan DeJuan Blair Sam Young Carl Krauser Brian Shorter Terry Knight

Don Hennon (1956-59) owns nine of the top-20 single-game scoring performances in school history, including the top three efforts. He scored over 35 points in nine career games and 30-plus points 23 different times.

Opponent Duke Ohio State Geneva Ohio State Villanova Syracuse at Maryland Furman at West Virginia at UCLA Oklahoma at Boston College vs. Arkansas at UCLA at Carnegie Tech Westminster vs. Villanova Carnegie Tech Manhattan Holy Cross Grove City Duquesne at Virginia Chicago State at Penn State at N.C. State at Carnegie Tech vs. Providence at Virginia Florida State vs. Furman Jacksonville Belmont Syracuse Duquesne Canisius at Syracuse Providence at Notre Dame St. Francis (Pa.) at DePaul vs. Okla. State Syracuse Syracuse Cincinnati

Date 12/21/57 12/3/58 2/24/58 12/1/54 2/12/97 12/6/75 2/15/77 12/6/57 2/23/57 12/22/72 1/15/89 1/4/84 12/29/86 1/13/59 2/10/59 2/14/45 3/4/98 2/23/49 12/29/57 2/6/59 1/17/50 2/12/77 1/2/74 12/7/87 1/25/58 12/1/56 1/20/58 2/11/90 1/21/76 12/20/84 3/14/74 12/6/88 11/25/08 2/11/72 12/13/58 2/2/78 2/16/00 1/25/88 1/17/73 12/5/83 2/7/09 3/22/09 1/23/06 1/7/91 1/10/79

Pts. 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30

Player Billy Knight Billy Knight Curtis Aiken Larry Harris Larry Harris Don Hennon Kent Scott Kent Scott Jason Matthews Larry Harris V. Cummings Kirk Bruce Isaac Hawkins Billy Knight Billy Knight Larry Harris Larry Harris Jason Matthews Ed Straloski Sam Young Carl Krauser Sam Clancy Charles Smith V. Cummings Don Hennon Don Hennon Don Hennon Don Hennon Don Hennon Don Hennon Clyde Vaughan Don Hennon B. Generalovich B. Generalovich B. Generalovich Billy Knight Billy Knight Larry Harris Larry Harris Juius Pegues V. Cummings Larry Harris Kent Scott Demetreus Gore Chris McNeal Don Hennon Don Hennon Don Hennon B. Generalovich B. Generalovich Clyde Vaughan Billy Knight Billy Knight Charles Smith Jason Matthews Jason Matthews Brian Shorter Ken Bollens John Riser

Opponent Date Duquesne 12/7/73 at Rutgers 1/5/72 St. Francis (Pa.) 12/3/86 Penn 1/30/76 Temple 1/24/76 Penn 2/27/57 Wisconsin 12/8/70 at West Virginia 3/3/70 vs. Boston College 3/8/90 Duquesne 12/11/76 at Georgetown 2/17/98 vs. St.Francis, Pa. 12/21/74 at Syracuse 2/6/98 at Duquesne 12/7/73 at Kent State 2/27/73 Temple 1/24/76 Penn 1/30/76 Boston College 1/31/90 Carnegie Tech 1/17/40 Connecticut 3/7/09 Richmond 12/23/04 vs. Massachusetts 12/27/78 vs. E. Michigan 3/18/88 at Villanova 1/19/99 vs. Morehead St. 3/11/57 Duquesne 12/14/57 at Connecticut 2/4/58 at Westminster 2/27/58 vs. Bucknell 12/31/58 Syracuse 1/10/59 at St. Johnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 3/5/83 at Duke 1/31/59 at Columbia 1/17/62 West Virginia 1/20/62 Carnegie Tech 2/1/64 Colgate 2/17/73 at George. Wash. 2/10/73 Robert Morris 12/9/78 Cincinnati 2/2/77 vs. Miami, Ohio 3/11/58 at Wright State 11/20/98 Syracuse 1/14/78 N.C. State 1/23/71 vs. Wisconsin 12/30/86 Illinois 2/13/93 Carnegie Tech 12/14/56 at Westminster 12/18/58 St. Louis 1/5/59 vs. Michigan 12/28/63 vs. Drake 3/14/64 at LaSalle 3/16/84 at West Virginia 12/1/73 Virginia 2/21/73 Florida 1/2/88 at Florida 12/22/88 at Cornell 11/26/90 Villanova 2/20/89 Westminster 2/11/67 vs. Kentucky 3/15/57

CLASS RECORDS POINTS Freshman: 435, Charles Smith, 1984-85. Sophomore: 587, Brian Shorter, 1988-89. Junior: 668, Sam Young, 2007-08. Senior: 690, Sam Young, 2008-09.

SCORING AVERAGE Freshman: 15.0, Charles Smith, 1984-85. Sophomore: 22.1, Larry Harris, 1975-76. Junior: 26.0, Don Hennon, 1957-58. Senior: 25.7, Don Hennon, 1958-59.

ANNUAL SCORING LEADERS Year Player Pts. 1943-44 .. Tay Malarkey .................... 178 1944-45 .. Do Do Canterna ............... 157 1945-46 .. Hank Zeller ....................... 171 1946-47 .. Sam David ....................... 177 1947-48 .. Oland Canterna ................ 244

Avg. ...... 11.9 ...... 13.1 ...... 12.2 ........ 9.8 ...... 11.6

1948-49 .. Sam David ....................... 390 1949-50 .. George McCrossin ............ 251 1950-51 .. Michael Belich ................. 415 1951-52 .. Mickey Zernich ................ 334 1952-53 .. Mickey Zernich ................ 309

...... 15.6 ...... 13.9 ...... 15.9 ...... 15.2 ...... 13.4

1953-54 .. Clarence Butch ................ 363 1954-55 .. Ed Pavlick ......................... 622 1955-56 .. Bob Lazor ......................... 495 1956-57 .. Don Hennon ..................... 573 1957-58 .. Don Hennon ..................... 651

...... 15.8 ...... 23.9 ...... 19.8 ...... 21.2 ...... 26.0

1958-59 .. Don Hennon ..................... 617 1959-60 .. John Mills ......................... 348 1960-61 .. Ben Jinks ......................... 298 1961-62 .. Calvin Sheffield ................ 463 1962-63 .. Dave Roman .................... 359

...... 25.5 ...... 13.9 ...... 13.0 ...... 18.5 ...... 15.0

1963-64 .. Calvin Sheffield ................ 375 1964-65 .. Larry Szykowny ................ 364 1965-66 .. Larry Szykowny ................ 339 1966-67 .. Jim LaValley ..................... 297 1967-68 .. Tony Delisio ...................... 266

...... 16.3 ...... 15.8 ...... 15.4 ...... 11.9 ...... 12.1

1968-69 .. Mike Caldwell .................. 280 1969-70 .. Kent Scott ....................... 405 1970-71 .. Kent Scott ....................... 328 1971-72 .. Billy Knight ....................... 505 1972-73 .. Billy Knight ....................... 617

...... 11.6 ...... 16.9 ...... 13.6 ...... 21.0 ...... 23.7

1973-74 .. Billy Knight ....................... 609 1974-75 .. Kirk Bruce ........................ 497 1975-76 .. Larry Harris ....................... 574 1976-77 .. Larry Harris ....................... 617 1977-78 .. Larry Harris ....................... 516

...... 21.8 ...... 17.1 ...... 22.1 ...... 22.9 ...... 20.6

1978-79 .. Sam Clancy ..................... 447 1979-80 .. Sammie Ellis .................... 471 1980-81 .. Sam Clancy ..................... 504 1981-82 .. Clyde Vaughan ................. 541 1982-83 .. Clyde Vaughan ................. 613

...... 15.4 ...... 17.4 ...... 16.3 ...... 18.0 ...... 21.9

1983-84 .. Clyde Vaughan ................. 651 1984-85 .. Charles Smith .................. 435 1985-86 .. Demetreus Gore ............... 466 1986-87 .. Charles Smith .................. 562 1987-88 .. Charles Smith .................. 587

..... 21.0 ...... 15.0 ...... 16.1 ...... 17.0 ...... 18.9

1988-89 .. Brian Shorter .................... 587 1989-90 .. Brian Shorter .................... 598 1990-91 .. Jason Matthews .............. 544 1991-92 .. Chris McNeal .................... 492 1992-93 .. Jerry McCullough ............. 428

...... 19.6 ...... 20.6 ...... 16.5 ...... 14.5 ...... 15.3

1993-94 .. Eric Mobley ...................... 370 1994-95 .. Jaime Peterson ................ 389 1995-96 .. Jerry McCullough ............. 336 1996-97 .. Vonteego Cummings ........ 539 1997-98 .. Vonteego Cummings ........ 507

...... 13.7 ...... 13.9 ...... 13.4 ...... 16.3 ...... 19.5

1998-99 .. Vonteego Cummings ........ 419 1999-00 .. Ricardo Greer ................... 506 2000-01 .. Ricardo Greer ................... 548 2001-02 .. Brandin Knight ................. 546 2002-03 .. Julius Page ....................... 391

...... 16.1 ...... 18.1 ...... 16.6 ...... 15.6 ...... 12.2

2003-04 .. Carl Krauser ..................... 493 2004-05 .. Carl Krauser ..................... 463 2005-06 .. Carl Krauser ..................... 494 2006-07 .. Aaron Gray ....................... 499

...... 15.4 ...... 16.0 ...... 15.0 ...... 13.9

2007-08 .. Sam Young ...................... 668 ...... 18.1 2008-09 .. Sam Young ...................... 690 ...... 19.2 2009-10 .. Ashton Gibbs .................... 533 ...... 15.7

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SEASON RECORDS POINTS Pts. 690 668 651 651 622 617 617 617 613 609 598 587 587 574 573 562 553 550 548 546 544 541 539 533 522 516 507 506 505 504 499

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SCORING AVERAGE Player (GP) Sam Young (36) Sam Young (37) Clyde Vaughan (31) Don Hennon (25) Ed Pavlick (26) Larry Harris (27) Don Hennon (24) Billy Knight (26) Clyde Vaughan (28) Billy Knight (28) Brian Shorter (29) Brian Shorter (30) Charles Smith (31) Larry Harris (26) Don Hennon (27) Charles Smith (33) Jason Matthews (29) DeJuan Blair (36) Ricardo Greer (33) Brandin Knight (35) Jason Matthews (33) Clyde Vaughan (30) Vonteego Cummings (33) Ashton Gibbs (34) Jerome Lane (33) Larry Harris (25) Vonteego Cummings (26) Ricardo Greer (28) Billy Knight (24) Sam Clancy (31) Aaron Gray (36)

Year 2008-09 2007-08 1983-84 1957-58 1954-55 1976-77 1958-59 1972-73 1982-83 1973-74 1989-90 1988-89 1987-88 1975-76 1956-57 1986-87 1989-90 2008-09 2000-01 2001-02 1990-91 1981-82 1996-97 2009-10 1986-87 1977-78 1997-98 1999-01 1971-72 1980-81 2006-07

Pts. 26.0 25.7 23.9 23.7 22.9 22.1 21.9 21.8 21.2 21.0 21.0 20.6 20.6 19.8 19.6 19.5 19.2 19.1 18.9 18.5 18.1 18.1 18.0 17.6 17.4 17.2 17.1 17.1 17.0 16.9 16.6

Player (GP) Don Hennon (25) Don Hennon (24) Ed Pavlick (26) Billy Knight (26) Larry Harris (27) Larry Harris (26) Clyde Vaughan (28) Billy Knight (28) Don Hennon (27) Billy Knight (24) Clyde Vaughan (31) Larry Harris (25) Brian Shorter (29) Bob Lazor (25) Brian Shorter (30) Vonteego Cummings (26) Sam Young (36) Jason Matthews (29) Charles Smith (31) Calvin Sheffield (25) Sam Young (37) Ricardo Greer (28) Clyde Vaughan (30) Julius Pegues (25) Sammie Ellis (27) Brian Generalovich (25) Kirk Bruce (29) Kent Scott (24) Charles Smith (33) Kent Scott (29) Ricardo Greer (33)

Year 1957-58 1958-59 1954-55 1972-73 1976-77 1975-76 1982-83 1973-74 1956-57 1971-72 1983-84 1977-78 1989-90 1955-56 1988-89 1997-98 2008-09 1989-90 1987-88 1963-64 2007-08 1999-00 1981-82 1957-58 1979-80 1963-64 1974-75 1971-72 1986-87 1969-70 2000-01

CAREER RECORDS POINTS Pts. 2045 2033 1914 1884 1841 1840 1753 1731 1671 1642 1633 1581 1555 1512 1440 1342 1282 1282 1274 1258 1247 1217 1200 1175 1164 1143 1127 1115 1114 1109 1099 1096 1067 1057 1050 1047 1007 959 944 930

OTHER SCORING RECORDS

SCORING AVERAGE (Minimum 40 GP) Player (GP) Charles Smith (122) Clyde Vaughan (120) Larry Harris (107) Sam Young (143) Don Hennon (76) Jason Matthews (123) Ricardo Greer (117) Billy Knight (78) Sam Clancy (116) Carl Krauser (126) Brian Shorter (92) Vonteego Cummings (103) Demetreus Gore (122) Julius Page (136) Brandin Knight (127) Jerry McCullough (111) Sean Miller (128) Bobby Martin (117) Chevon Troutman (124) Jaron Brown (137) Levance Fields (131) Jerome Lane (93) Curtis Aiken (120) Bob Lazor (76) John Riser (78) Kent Scott (72) Isaac Hawkins (118) Calvin Sheffield (73) Brian Generalovich (72) Aaron Gray (113) Donatas Zavackas (118) Ronald Ramon (135) Chris McNeal (95) Carlton Neverson (89) Julius Pegues (77) Rod Brookin (94) Darelle Porter (123) Jason Maile (111) Dwayne Wallace (101) Ed Pavlick (51)

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Year 1984-88 1980-84 1974-78 2005-09 1956-59 1987-91 1997-01 1971-74 1977-81 2002-06 1988-91 1995-99 1984-88 2000-04 1999-03 1991-96 1987-92 1987-91 2001-05 2000-04 2005-09 1985-88 1983-87 1954-57 1954-57 1969-72 1996-01 1961-64 1961-64 2003-07 1999-03 2004-08 1990-93 1978-81 1955-58 1986-90 1987-91 1992-97 1978-82 1952-55

Pts. 24.2 22.2 18.2 17.9 17.8 16.9 16.8 16.5 15.9 15.5 15.5 15.3 15.3 15.0 15.0 14.9 14.4 13.6 13.6 13.4 13.2 13.1 13.1 13.0 12.7 12.6 12.5 12.1 12.1 12.1 12.0 11.9 11.9 11.8 11.6 11.3 11.2 11.2 11.1 11.1

Rod Brookin (1986-90) connected on 40.8 percent of his 3-point shots to rank third on Pitt’s all-time list. He also scored 1,047 career points and ranks 36th on the school’s all-time scoring list.

Player (GP) Don Hennon (76) Billy Knight (78) Ed Pavlick (51) Larry Harris (107) Brian Shorter (92) Clyde Vaughan (120) Charles Smith (122) Sammie Ellis (55) Kent Scott (72) Brian Generalovich (72) Bob Lazor (76) Vonteego Cummings (103) Calvin Sheffield (73) Ricardo Greer (117) Jason Matthews (123) John Riser (78) Sam Clancy (116) DeJuan Blair (72) Julius Pegues (77) Samuel David (46) Sam Young (143) Jerome Lane (93) Clarence Burch (45) Carl Krauser (126) Demetreus Gore (122) Dave Roman (50) Oland Canterna (45) Ben Jinks (70) Jerry McCullough (111) Larry Szykowny (67) Chris Taft (65) Michael Zernich (71) Carlton Neverson (89) John Fridley (72) Mike Paul (68) Brandin Knight (127) Chris McNeal (95) Bob Lovett (64) Rod Brookin (94) Julius Page (136)

Year 1956-59 1971-74 1952-55 1974-78 1988-91 1980-84 1984-88 1978-80 1969-72 1961-64 1954-57 1995-99 1961-64 1997-01 1987-91 1954-57 1977-81 2007-09 1955-58 1947-49 2005-09 1985-88 1951,54 2002-06 1984-88 1962-64 1947-49 1960-63 1991-96 1963-66 2003-05 1950-53 1978-81 1958-61 1969-72 1999-03 1990-93 1963-66 1986-90 2000-04

DOUBLE FIGURE SCORING GAMES Career: 106, Charles Smith, 1984-88. Season: 36, Sam Young, 2007-08. Consecutive: 81, Larry Harris, 3/8/75-3/3/78. 20-PLUS POINT GAMES Career: 52, Don Hennon, 1956-59. Season: 20, Don Hennon, 1958-59. Consecutive: 12, Don Hennon, 2/22/58-12/ 29/58. 30-PLUS POINT GAMES Career: 23, Don Hennon, 1956-59. Season: 9, Don Hennon, two times, 1957-58 and 1958-59. Consecutive: 2, three times. 40-PLUS POINT GAMES Career: 3, Don Hennon, 1956-59. Season: 2, Don Hennon, 1957-58. 20.0-PLUS AVERAGE SEASONS Career: 3, Don Hennon, 1956-59; Larry Harris, 1974-78; Billy Knight, 1971-74. POINTS OVER A TWO-GAME STRETCH Career: 76, Don Hennon (45-Duke/31Duquesne), 1956-57. PCT. OF DOUBLE-FIGURE SCORING GAMES Career: 96.0%, Don Hennon (73-76), 195659. Season: 100.0%, many players. MULTIPLE SEASON SCORING LEADERS Career: 3, Don Hennon, 1956-58; Billy Knight, 1971-74; Larry Harris, 1974-78; Vonteego Cummings, 1995-99; Clyde Vaughan, 1980-84; Charles Smith, 1984-88; Carl Krauser, 2002-06. MULTIPLE 500-PLUS POINT SEASONS Career: 3, four players- Don Hennon, 195658; Billy Knight, 1971-74; Larry Harris, 197478; Clyde Vaughan, 1980-84.

RECORDS & ACHIEVEMENTS

1,000-POINT CLUB 1. CHARLES SMITH 2,045 POINTS

JERSEY RETIRED

No. 32 6-10 230 Center Bridgeport, Conn. (Warren Harding) Year GP GS 1984-85 29 29 1985-86 29 29 1986-87 33 33 1987-88 31 31 TOTAL 122 122

Min 956 1077 1050 1020 4103

Avg 33.0 37.1 31.8 32.9 33.6

FG FGA 151 301 165 318 180 327 211 378 707 1324

Total Pct 3FG 3FGA .502 0 0 .519 0 0 .550 0 0 .558 3 11 .534 3 11

Pct .000 .000 .000 .273 .273

FT 133 131 202 162 628

FTA 175 172 275 212 834

Pct Off .760 -.762 -.735 96 .764 77 .753 173

Def 231 235 186 162 814

Rebounds Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl 231 8.0 79 1 15 58 63 24 235 8.1 97 7 46 59 81 27 282 8.5 122 9 53 65 106 25 239 7.7 94 5 57 67 96 38 987 8.1 392 22 171 249 346 114

Pts 435 461 562 587 2045

Avg 15.0 15.9 17.0 18.9 16.8

2. CLYDE VAUGHAN 2,033 POINTS No. 42 6-4 210 Forward Mount Vernon, N.Y. (New Rochelle) Year GP 1980-81 31 1981-82 30 1982-83 28 1983-84 31 TOTAL 120

GS ------

Min 447 1081 1067 1146 3741

Avg 14.4 36.0 38.1 37.0 31.2

FG FGA 89 198 199 397 228 478 254 526 770 1599

Total Pct 3FG 3FGA .449 --.501 --.477 --.483 --.482 ---

Pct ------

FT 50 143 157 143 493

FTA 94 200 213 189 696

Pct .532 .715 .737 .757 .708

Off ------

Def 124 284 258 256 922

Rebounds Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO 124 4.0 30 0 9 27 284 9.5 63 0 19 67 258 9.2 63 1 19 26 256 8.3 61 1 43 64 922 7.7 217 2 90 184

Blk Stl Pts Avg 2 7 228 7.4 9 22 541 18.0 6 17 613 21.9 3 18 651 21.0 20 64 2033 16.9

3. LARRY HARRIS 1,914 POINTS No. 24 6-6 205 Forward Loraine, Ohio (Clearview) Year GP 1974-75 29 1975-76 26 1976-77 27 1977-78 25 TOTAL 107

GS ------

Min ------

Avg ------

FG FGA 90 200 242 475 254 494 217 415 803 1584

Total Pct 3FG 3FGA .450 --.509 --.514 --.523 --.507 ---

Pct FT FTA Pct -- 27 44 .614 -- 90 117 .769 -- 109 133 .820 -- 82 102 .804 -- 308 396 .778

Off ------

Def 96 167 175 131 569

Rebounds Tot Avg PF FO Ast 96 3.3 52 2 25 167 6.4 77 4 20 175 6.5 81 4 41 131 5.2 74 3 37 569 5.3 284 13 123

TO ------

Blk Stl Pts Avg 19 -- 207 7.1 24 -- 574 22.1 4 -- 617 22.9 16 -- 516 20.6 63 -- 1914 17.9

Rebounds Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO .693 59 85 144 4.4 45 0 28 50 .597 47 64 111 3.0 60 1 25 42 .690 83 149 232 6.3 73 1 45 87 .740 69 156 225 6.3 60 1 40 88 .670 189 298 487 4.6 178 2 98 179

Blk Stl Pts Avg 20 22 261 7.9 17 21 265 7.2 42 41 668 18.1 30 35 690 19.2 79 84 1194 11.2

4. SAM YOUNG 1,884 POINTS No. 23 6-7 215 Forward Clinton, Md. (Hargrave Military Academy/Friendly) Year GP 2005-06 33 2006-07 37 2007-08 37 2008-09 36 TOTAL 107

GS Min 3 672 2 637 37 1187 36 1146 42 2496

Avg 20.4 17.2 32.1 31.8 23.3

FG 98 103 254 261 455

FGA 188 225 505 520 918

Total Pct 3FG 3FGA Pct FT .521 4 21 .190 61 .458 13 42 .310 46 .503 44 115 .383 116 .502 54 145 .372 114 .496 61 178 .343 223

FTA 88 77 168 154 333

5. DON HENNON 1,841 POINTS

JERSEY RETIRED

No. 10 5-8 1/2 188 Guard Wampum, Pa. (Wampum) Year 1956-57 1957-58 1958-59 TOTAL

GP 27 25 24 76

GS -----

Min -----

Avg -----

FG FGA 225 541 267 654 231 632 723 1827

Total Pct 3FG 3FGA .416 --.408 --.366 --.396 ---

Pct -----

FT 123 117 155 395

FTA 149 140 191 480

Pct .826 .836 .812 .823

Rebounds Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast -- 95 95 3.5 68 2 --- 118 118 4.7 65 0 --- 105 105 4.4 77 1 --- 318 318 4.2 210 3 --

TO -----

Blk Stl Pts Avg -- -- 573 21.2 -- -- 651 26.0 -- -- 617 25.7 -- -- 1841 24.2

Rebounds Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO 19 27 46 1.5 68 2 49 46 33 51 84 2.8 83 3 37 57 28 60 88 3.0 99 0 69 65 13 57 70 2.1 75 0 70 56 93 195 288 2.3 325 5 225 224

Blk Stl Pts Avg 2 17 247 8.0 7 25 496 16.5 4 30 553 19.1 7 37 544 16.5 20 109 1840 15.0

6. JASON MATTHEWS 1,840 POINTS No. 22 6-3 180 Guard Los Angeles, Calif. (St. Monica) Year GP GS Min 1987-88 31 23 638 1988-89 30 30 884 1989-90 29 29 1092 1990-91 33 30 938 TOTAL 123 112 3552

Avg 20.6 29.5 37.7 28.4 28.9

FG FGA 85 191 144 300 166 361 155 360 550 1212

Total Pct 3FG 3FGA Pct FT FTA .445 26 58 .448 51 61 .480 66 137 .482 142 158 .460 80 175 .457 141 158 .431 87 197 .442 147 171 .454 259 567 .457 481 548

Pct .836 .899 .892 .860 .878

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1,000-POINT CLUB 7. RICARDO GREER 1,753 POINTS No. 25 6-5 220 Guard/Forward New York, N.Y. (George Washington/Cheshire Academy, Mass.) Year GP GS Min 1997-98 27 27 967 1998-99 29 28 928 1999-00 28 28 1008 2000-01 33 32 1123 TOTAL 117 115 4026

Avg 35.8 32.0 36.0 34.0 34.4

FG FGA 132 308 144 326 189 407 207 427 672 1468

Total Pct 3FG 3FGA Pct FT FTA .429 23 90 .256 48 66 .442 8 44 .182 68 97 .464 31 94 .330 97 151 .485 34 120 .283 100 146 .458 96 348 .276 313 460

Rebounds Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO .727 81 100 181 6.7 74 0 117 106 .701 84 105 189 6.5 92 2 73 72 .642 121 154 275 9.8 62 0 90 99 .685 79 164 243 7.4 74 0 93 87 .680 365 523 888 7.6 302 2 373 364

8. BILLY KNIGHT 1,731 POINTS

Blk Stl Pts Avg 7 42 335 12.4 11 63 364 12.6 2 49 506 18.1 12 42 548 16.6 32 196 1753 15.0 JERSEY RETIRED

No. 34 6-7 200 Forward Braddock, Pa. (Braddock) Year 1971-72 1972-73 1973-74 TOTAL

GP 24 26 28 78

GS -----

Min -----

Avg -----

FG FGA 205 381 275 530 270 525 750 1436

Total Pct 3FG 3FGA .538 --.519 --.514 --.522 ---

Pct FT FTA Pct -- 95 131 .725 -- 67 89 .753 -- 69 89 .775 -- 231 309 .748

Off -----

Def 276 287 375 938

Rebounds Tot Avg PF FO Ast 276 11.5 65 2 56 287 11.0 54 0 77 375 13.4 70 2 73 938 12.0 189 4 206

TO -----

Blk Stl Pts Avg -- -- 505 21.0 -- -- 617 23.7 -- -- 609 21.8 -- -- 1731 22.2

9. SAM CLANCY 1,671 POINTS No. 15 6-7 235 Forward Pittsburgh, Pa. (Brashear)

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Year GP GS 1977-78 27 27 1978-79 29 29 1979-80 29 29 1980-81 31 31 TOTAL 116 116

Min -1070 1064 1139 3273

Avg 0.0 36.9 36.7 36.7 28.2

FG FGA 155 320 164 348 134 284 203 410 656 1362

Total Pct 3FG 3FGA .484 --.471 --.472 --.495 --.482 ---

Pct FT FTA Pct -- 68 102 .667 -- 119 164 .726 -- 74 132 .561 -- 98 140 .700 -- 359 538 .667

Off ------

Def 327 362 321 332 1342

Rebounds Tot Avg 327 12.1 362 12.5 321 11.1 332 10.7 1342 11.6

PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 91 5 37 -- 53 -- 378 14.0 104 6 57 100 27 42 447 15.4 102 7 54 88 50 49 342 11.8 113 7 38 90 40 70 504 16.3 410 25 186 278 170 161 1671 14.4

10. CARL KRAUSER 1,642 POINTS No. 11 6-2 200 Guard Bronx, N.Y. (Notre Dame Academy) Year GP 2002-03 32 2003-04 32 2004-05 29 2005-06 33 TOTAL 126

GS 1 32 29 33 95

Min 595 1155 1033 1054 3837

Avg 18.6 36.1 35.6 31.9 30.5

FG FGA 60 136 153 377 134 326 157 391 504 1230

Total Pct 3FG 3FGA Pct FT FTA .441 21 54 .389 51 70 .406 48 144 .333 139 179 .411 54 137 .394 141 188 .402 67 182 .368 113 155 .410 190 517 .368 444 592

Pct .729 .777 .750 .729 .750

Off 12 27 26 26 91

Def 77 129 114 115 435

Rebounds Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO 89 2.8 66 1 93 64 156 4.9 79 2 145 96 140 4.8 70 0 170 122 141 4.3 92 2 160 103 526 4.2 307 5 568 385

Blk Stl Pts Avg 0 34 192 6.0 2 52 493 15.4 2 51 463 16.0 0 53 494 15.0 4 190 1642 13.0

11. BRIAN SHORTER 1,633 POINTS No. 00 6-6 230 Forward Philadelphia, Pa. (Simon Gratz) Year 1988-89 1989-90 1990-91 TOTAL

GP 30 29 33 92

GS Min 30 1046 29 1066 32 837 91 2949

Avg 34.9 36.8 25.4 32.1

FG FGA 204 340 197 370 139 294 540 1004

Total Pct 3FG 3FGA .600 1 2 .532 0 6 .473 0 2 .538 1 10

Pct .500 .000 .000 .100

FT 178 204 170 552

FTA 249 308 221 778

Rebounds Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO .715 110 178 288 9.6 92 4 48 90 .662 97 177 274 9.4 91 0 40 96 .769 76 134 210 6.4 99 1 35 81 .710 283 489 772 8.4 282 5 123 267

Blk Stl Pts Avg 15 17 587 19.6 14 28 598 20.6 16 16 448 13.6 45 61 1633 17.8

12. VONTEEGO CUMMINGS 1,581 POINTS No. 3 6-4 190 Guard Thomson, Ga. (Thomson) Year GP 1995-96 18 1996-97 33 1997-98 26 1998-99 26 TOTAL 103

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GS Min 12 438 33 1129 26 1042 26 923 97 3532

Avg 24.3 34.2 40.1 35.5 34.3

FG FGA 39 117 189 414 173 406 153 372 554 1309

Total Pct 3FG 3FGA Pct FT .333 10 42 .238 28 .457 42 105 .400 119 .426 41 130 .315 120 .411 41 124 .331 72 .423 134 401 .334 339

FTA 42 167 173 103 485

Pct Off Def .667 15 47 .713 60 77 .694 32 75 .699 27 79 .699 134 278

Rebounds Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO 62 3.4 35 0 52 36 137 4.2 100 5 140 129 107 4.1 74 3 154 115 106 4.1 76 5 112 84 412 4.0 285 13 458 364

Blk Stl Pts Avg 6 15 116 6.4 6 85 539 16.3 12 66 507 19.5 11 69 419 16.1 35 235 1581 15.3

RECORDS & ACHIEVEMENTS

1,000-POINT CLUB 13. DEMETREUS GORE 1,555 POINTS No. 33 6-5 210 Guard/Forward Detroit, Mich. (Chadsey) Year GP GS Min 1984-85 29 19 593 1985-86 29 29 833 1986-87 33 33 879 1987-88 31 31 817 TOTAL 122 112 3122

Avg 20.4 28.7 26.6 26.4 25.6

FG FGA 114 273 197 355 167 374 167 345 645 1347

Total Pct 3FG 3FGA Pct FT FTA Pct .418 ---- 40 54 .741 .555 ---- 72 86 .837 .447 11 41 .268 73 94 .777 .484 13 32 .406 56 71 .789 .479 24 73 .329 241 305 .790

Rebounds Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO -- 50 50 1.7 55 1 50 77 -- 110 110 3.8 86 3 78 95 37 88 125 3.8 79 1 107 96 35 74 109 3.5 75 2 65 68 72 322 394 3.2 295 7 300 336

Blk Stl Pts Avg 2 30 268 9.2 9 42 466 16.1 6 29 418 12.7 3 25 403 13.0 20 126 1555 12.7

14. JULIUS PAGE 1,512 POINTS No. 1 6-3 191 Guard Buffalo, N.Y. (Turner-Carroll) Year GP GS 2000-01 33 25 2001-02 35 35 2002-03 32 32 2003-04 36 36 TOTAL 136 128

Min 888 1201 1028 1281 4398

Avg 26.9 34.3 32.1 35.6 32.3

FG FGA 109 257 157 337 144 295 134 361 544 1250

Total Pct 3FG 3FGA Pct FT FTA Pct .424 43 126 .341 38 61 .623 .466 57 182 .313 55 68 .809 .488 54 146 .370 49 70 .700 .371 56 170 .329 72 102 .706 .435 210 624 .337 214 301 .711

Rebounds Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO 13 48 61 1.8 52 1 35 39 16 109 125 3.6 46 0 76 57 8 102 110 3.4 58 0 70 50 15 91 106 2.9 52 0 63 51 52 350 402 3.0 208 1 244 197

15. BRANDIN KNIGHT 1,440 POINTS

Blk Stl Pts Avg 5 22 299 9.1 16 16 426 12.2 9 24 391 12.2 14 25 396 11.0 44 87 1512 11.1

JERSEY RETIRED

No. 20 6-0 190 Guard East Orange, N.J. (Seton Hall Prep) Year GP GS Min 1999-00 28 25 937 2000-01 31 26 999 2001-02 35 35 1284 2002-03 33 33 1087 TOTAL 127 119 4307

Avg FG FGA 33.5 85 212 32.2 91 235 36.7 194 454 32.9 122 332 33.9 492 1233

Total Pct 3FG 3FGA Pct FT .401 26 80 .325 43 .387 33 128 .258 70 .427 93 261 .356 65 .367 57 185 .308 69 .399 209 654 .320 247

FTA 78 115 147 120 460

Pct .551 .609 .442 .575 .537

Rebounds Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO 23 83 106 3.8 83 0 154 98 21 81 102 3.3 81 1 171 95 27 140 167 4.8 87 1 251 112 21 96 117 3.5 76 1 209 101 92 400 492 3.9 327 3 785 406

Blk Stl Pts Avg 10 77 239 8.5 16 69 285 9.2 16 82 546 15.6 13 70 370 11.2 55 298 1440 11.3

16. JERRY McCULLOUGH 1,342 POINTS No. 5 5-11 180 Guard New York, N.Y. (Rice) Year GP 1991-92 33 1992-93 28 1993-94 25 1995-96 25 TOTAL 111

GS Min 3 651 28 992 24 879 24 815 79 3337

Avg FG FGA 19.7 71 184 35.4 124 322 35.2 93 240 32.6 90 262 30.1 378 1008

Total Pct 3FG 3FGA Pct FT FTA .386 30 82 .366 73 116 .385 48 164 .293 132 171 .388 36 105 .343 111 153 .344 38 126 .302 118 157 .375 152 477 .319 434 597

Pct Off Def .629 14 39 .772 33 73 .725 27 73 .752 31 70 .727 105 255

Rebounds Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO 53 1.6 76 2 88 64 106 3.8 82 1 156 90 100 4.0 63 3 175 92 101 4.0 79 1 133 61 360 3.2 300 7 552 307

Blk Stl Pts Avg 9 47 245 7.4 10 64 428 15.3 7 70 333 13.3 11 76 336 13.4 37 257 1342 12.1

TIE-17. BOBBY MARTIN 1,282 POINTS No. 55 6-9 235 Center Atlantic City, N.J. (Atlantic City) Year GP 1987-88 31 1988-89 30 1989-90 29 1990-91 27 TOTAL 117

GS Min 0 525 30 1001 28 1000 23 635 81 3161

Avg FG 16.9 61 33.4 113 34.5 145 23.5 97 27.0 416

FGA 125 237 270 197 829

Total Pct 3FG 3FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off .488 0 1 .000 85 117 .726 54 .477 0 2 .000 139 205 .678 91 .537 1 5 .200 127 185 .686 79 .492 1 1 1.000 97 134 .724 79 .502 2 9 .222 448 641 .699 303

Def 66 139 165 102 472

Rebounds Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 120 3.9 76 4 11 35 18 9 207 6.7 230 7.7 102 3 21 76 30 25 365 12.2 244 8.4 99 3 28 80 34 23 418 14.4 181 6.7 105 4 20 60 27 16 292 10.8 775 6.6 382 14 80 251 109 73 1282 11.0

TIE-17. SEAN MILLER 1,282 POINTS No. 3 6-1 185 Guard Beaver Falls, Pa. (Blackhawk) Year GP GS 1987-88 31 27 1988-89 30 30 1990-91 33 33 1991-92 34 34 TOTAL 128 124

Min 1072 1051 989 1034 4146

Avg FG 34.6 86 35.0 80 30.0 100 30.4 97 32.4 363

FGA 186 199 225 235 845

Total Pct 3FG 3FGA Pct FT FTA .462 58 133 .436 57 67 .402 56 143 .392 74 81 .444 68 156 .436 76 84 .413 57 142 .401 110 126 .430 239 574 .416 317 358

Pct .851 .914 .905 .873 .885

Rebounds Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO 8 52 60 1.9 83 0 180 79 7 50 57 1.9 81 1 181 82 9 53 62 1.9 67 0 159 66 14 68 82 2.4 90 1 224 94 38 223 261 2.0 321 2 744 321

Blk Stl Pts Avg 0 31 287 9.3 1 27 290 9.7 2 17 344 10.4 4 27 361 10.6 7 102 1282 10.0

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1,000-POINT CLUB 19. CHEVON TROUTMAN 1,274 POINTS No. 2 6-7 240 Forward Williamsport, Pa (Williamsport Area) Year GP 2001-02 29 2002-03 31 2003-04 35 2004-05 29 TOTAL 124

GS Min 4 376 3 699 34 1022 29 894 70 2991

Avg 13.0 22.5 29.2 30.8 24.1

FG 64 135 136 151 486

FGA 115 188 208 267 778

Total Pct 3FG 3FGA .557 3 8 .718 1 6 .654 3 14 .566 6 16 .625 13 44

Pct FT FTA .375 24 51 .167 70 116 .214 69 113 .375 126 177 .295 289 457

Pct Off Def .471 44 58 .603 61 98 .611 83 135 .712 100 132 .632 288 423

Rebounds Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO 102 3.5 57 2 15 19 159 5.1 80 2 31 45 218 6.2 86 2 66 70 232 8.0 76 3 43 63 711 5.7 299 9 155 197

Blk Stl Pts Avg 12 19 155 5.3 14 39 341 11.0 35 42 344 9.8 25 34 434 15.0 86 134 1274 10.3

20. JARON BROWN 1,258 POINTS No. 4 6-4 237 Guard/Forward Lexington, Ky. (Bryan Station) Year GP GS 2000-01 33 6 2001-02 35 34 2002-03 33 33 2003-04 36 36 TOTAL 137 109

Min 505 1031 1004 1237 3777

Avg 15.3 29.5 30.4 34.4 27.6

FG 64 131 141 165 501

FGA 139 253 267 338 997

Total Pct 3FG 3FGA .460 3 22 .518 4 24 .528 15 42 .488 14 65 .503 36 153

Rebounds Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO .136 27 50 .540 27 51 78 2.4 59 0 50 57 .167 60 96 .625 91 123 214 6.1 70 0 79 79 .357 57 84 .679 67 99 166 5.0 59 0 64 60 .215 76 116 .655 87 106 193 5.4 81 1 102 83 .235 220 346 .636 272 379 651 4.8 269 1 295 279

Blk Stl Pts Avg 11 33 158 4.8 19 48 326 9.3 20 46 354 10.7 9 65 420 11.7 59 192 1258 9.2

21. LEVANCE FIELDS 1,247 POINTS No. 2 5-10 190 Guard Brooklyn, N.Y. (Xavierian)

150

Year GP GS Min 2005-06 33 4 715 2006-07 37 37 1094 2007-08 25 23 773 2008-09 36 36 1165 TOTAL 131 100 3747

Avg FG FGA 21.7 77 157 29.6 112 272 30.9 98 258 32.4 130 327 28.6 417 1014

Total Pct 3FG 3FGA Pct FT .490 32 74 .432 38 .412 52 146 .356 63 .380 28 101 .277 74 .398 47 138 .341 79 .411 159 459 .346 254

FTA 57 83 104 111 355

Pct .667 .759 .712 .712 .715

Rebounds Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO 15 53 68 2.1 27 0 73 37 19 115 134 3.6 49 2 169 70 20 78 98 3.9 37 1 133 45 23 68 91 2.5 47 0 270 71 77 314 391 3.0 160 3 645 223

Blk Stl Pts Avg 1 26 224 6.8 1 39 339 9.2 0 28 298 11.9 2 28 386 10.7 4 121 1247 9.5

22. JEROME LANE 1,217 POINTS No. 34 6-6 232 Forward Akron, Ohio (St. Vincent-St. Mary) Year 1985-86 1986-87 1987-88 TOTAL

GP 29 33 31 93

GS Min 17 711 33 1169 31 1090 81 2970

Avg FG 24.5 95 35.4 187 35.2 154 31.9 436

FGA 202 329 300 831

Total Pct 3FG 3FGA .470 0 0 .568 4 8 .513 0 7 .525 4 15

Rebounds Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO .000 74 113 .655 -- 148 148 5.1 59 5 46 39 .500 144 230 .626 198 246 444 13.5 99 4 73 86 .000 123 200 .615 141 237 378 12.2 99 3 87 91 .267 341 543 .628 339 631 970 10.4 257 12 206 216

Blk Stl Pts Avg 13 23 264 9.1 14 42 522 15.8 7 40 431 13.9 34 105 1217 13.1

23. CURTIS AIKEN 1,200 POINTS No. 14 6-0 184 Guard Buffalo, N.Y. (Bennett) Year GP 1983-84 31 1984-85 29 1985-86 29 1986-87 31 TOTAL 120

GS Min -- 419 24 864 29 941 29 992 82 3216

Avg FG FGA 13.5 47 129 29.8 98 228 32.4 177 311 32.0 167 360 26.8 489 1028

Total Pct 3FG 3FGA Pct FT .364 ---- 17 .430 ---- 71 .569 ---- 27 .464 46 117 .393 61 .476 46 117 .393 176

FTA 40 102 48 106 296

Pct .425 .696 .563 .575 .595

Rebounds Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO -- 19 19 0.6 37 1 58 39 -- 52 52 1.8 77 1 123 86 -- 58 58 2.0 69 1 102 74 26 30 56 1.8 62 2 95 48 26 159 185 1.5 245 5 378 247

Blk Stl Pts Avg 0 31 111 3.6 5 47 267 9.2 4 37 381 13.1 3 40 441 14.2 12 155 1200 10.0

24. BOB LAZOR 1,175 POINTS No. 12 6-6 200 Forward Cannonsburg, Pa. (Cannonsburg) Year 1954-55 1955-56 1956-57 TOTAL

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GP 26 25 25 76

GS -----

Min -----

Avg -----

FG FGA 123 316 189 462 154 389 466 1167

Total Pct 3FG 3FGA .389 --.409 --.396 --.399 ---

Pct FT FTA Pct -- 63 96 .656 -- 117 157 .745 -- 63 100 .630 -- 243 353 .688

Off -----

Def 316 289 236 841

Rebounds Tot Avg PF FO Ast 316 12.2 86 5 -289 11.6 78 4 -236 9.4 56 3 -841 11.1 220 12 --

TO -----

Blk Stl Pts Avg -- -- 309 11.9 -- -- 495 19.8 -- -- 371 14.8 -- -- 1175 15.5

RECORDS & ACHIEVEMENTS

1,000-POINT CLUB 25. JOHN RISER 1,164 POINTS No. 33 6-4 200 Forward Washington, Pa. (Washington) Year 1954-55 1955-56 1956-57 TOTAL

GP 26 25 27 78

GS -----

Min -----

Avg -----

FG FGA 129 372 135 333 130 341 394 1046

Total Pct 3FG 3FGA .347 --.405 --.381 --.377 ---

Pct FT FTA Pct -- 88 169 .521 -- 135 191 .707 -- 153 206 .743 -- 376 566 .664

Off -----

Def 278 213 284 775

Rebounds Tot Avg PF FO Ast 278 10.7 98 9 -213 8.5 90 8 -284 10.5 94 8 -775 9.9 282 25 --

TO -----

Blk Stl Pts Avg -- -- 346 13.3 -- -- 405 16.2 -- -- 413 15.3 -- -- 1164 14.9

TO -----

Blk Stl Pts Avg -- -- 405 16.9 -- -- 328 13.7 -- -- 410 17.1 -- -- 1143 15.9

26. KENT SCOTT 1,143 POINTS No. 20 6-3 170 Guard Raytown, Mo. (Raytown South) Year 1969-70 1970-71 1971-72 TOTAL

GP 24 24 24 72

GS -----

Min -----

Avg -----

FG FGA 178 344 138 291 186 371 502 1006

Total Pct 3FG 3FGA .517 --.474 --.501 --.499 ---

Pct FT FTA Pct -- 49 61 .803 -- 52 63 .825 -- 38 47 .809 -- 139 171 .813

Rebounds Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast -- 51 51 2.1 31 0 --- 56 56 2.3 43 0 82 -- 67 67 2.8 41 0 79 -- 174 174 2.4 115 0 161

27. ISAAC HAWKINS 1,127 POINTS No. 52 6-8 210 Forward Baton Rouge, La. (Istrouma H.S./Hargrave Military Academy) Year GP 1996-97 30 1997-98 27 1998-99 29 2000-01 32 TOTAL 118

GS Min 2 354 27 1011 29 1029 32 994 90 3388

Avg 11.8 37.4 35.5 31.1 28.7

FG 29 159 149 125 462

FGA 62 294 309 230 895

Total Rebounds Pct 3FG 3FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg .468 0 0 .000 18 27 .667 34 41 75 2.5 45 0 5 24 21 7 76 2.5 .541 1 5 .200 65 95 .684 108 140 248 9.2 85 3 27 61 45 33 384 14.2 .482 1 7 .143 70 104 .673 109 148 257 8.9 80 0 29 75 38 29 369 12.7 .543 1 1 1.000 47 88 .534 92 162 254 7.9 70 1 39 65 39 27 298 9.3 .516 3 13 .231 200 314 .637 343 491 834 7.1 280 4 100 225 143 96 1127 9.6

28. CALVIN SHEFFIELD 1,115 POINTS No. 21 6-0 170 Guard New Brighton, Pa. (New Brighton) Year 1961-62 1962-63 1963-64 TOTAL

GP 23 25 25 73

GS -----

Min -----

Avg FG -- 123 -- 88 -- 161 -- 372

FGA 280 226 363 869

Total Pct 3FG 3FGA .439 --.389 --.444 --.428 ---

Pct -----

FT 129 101 141 371

FTA 168 146 191 505

Pct .768 .692 .738 .735

Rebounds Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast -- 88 88 3.8 70 3 --- 88 88 3.5 55 1 --- 113 113 4.5 66 2 --- 289 289 4.0 191 6 --

TO -----

Blk Stl Pts Avg -- -- 375 16.3 -- -- 277 11.1 -- -- 463 18.5 -- -- 1115 15.3

TO -----

Blk Stl Pts Avg -- -- 343 15.6 -- -- 340 13.6 -- -- 431 17.2 -- -- 1114 15.5

29. BRIAN GENERALOVICH 1,114 POINTS No. 14 6-4 210 Forward Farrell, Pa. (Farrell) Year 1961-62 1962-63 1963-64 TOTAL

GP 22 25 25 72

GS -----

Min -----

Avg -----

FG 127 133 160 420

FGA 281 318 384 983

Total Pct 3FG 3FGA .452 --.418 --.417 --.427 ---

Pct FT FTA -- 89 113 -- 74 95 -- 111 152 -- 274 360

Pct .788 .779 .730 .761

Off -----

Def 203 206 213 622

Rebounds Tot Avg PF FO Ast 203 9.2 68 5 -206 8.2 68 4 -213 8.5 67 2 -622 8.6 203 11 --

30. AARON GRAY 1,109 POINTS No. 33 7-0 270 Center Emmaus, Pa. (Emmaus) Year GP 2003-04 15 2004-05 29 2005-06 33 2006-07 36 TOTAL 113

GS Min 0 88 0 336 33 920 35 1016 68 2360

Avg FG 5.9 11 11.6 49 27.9 170 28.2 204 20.9 434

FGA 20 85 323 361 789

Total Pct 3FG 3FGA .550 0 0 .576 0 0 .526 0 0 .565 0 0 .550 0 0

Rebounds Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg .000 4 7 .571 10 12 22 1.5 13 0 6 3 3 0 26 1.7 .000 28 46 .609 35 47 82 2.8 48 0 20 30 16 5 126 4.3 .000 118 186 .634 121 224 345 10.5 86 2 60 88 49 21 458 13.9 .000 91 166 .548 120 221 341 9.5 91 0 61 55 62 15 499 13.9 .000 241 405 .595 286 504 790 7.0 238 2 147 176 130 41 1109 9.8

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1,000-POINT CLUB 31. DONATAS ZAVACKAS 1,099 POINTS No. 5 6-8 238 Forward Klaipeda, Lithuania/St. Vincent-St. Mary, Akron, Ohio) Year GP GS Min 1999-00 21 18 573 2000-01 33 25 760 2001-02 33 33 1029 2002-03 31 30 829 TOTAL 118 106 3191

Avg FG 27.3 50 23.0 76 31.2 106 26.7 93 27.0 325

FGA 121 165 249 192 727

Total Rebounds Pct 3FG 3FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO .413 14 42 .333 43 56 .768 47 46 93 4.4 67 4 20 45 .461 41 83 .494 69 84 .821 44 65 109 3.3 95 3 42 53 .426 41 123 .333 114 140 .814 72 105 177 5.4 80 2 63 60 .484 51 115 .443 76 94 .809 46 94 140 4.5 79 3 61 41 .447 147 363 .405 302 374 .807 209 310 519 4.4 321 12 186 199

Blk Stl Pts Avg 2 7 157 7.5 3 16 262 7.9 10 14 367 11.1 3 10 313 10.1 18 47 1099 9.3

32. RONALD RAMON 1,096 POINTS No. 4 6-1 185 Guard Bronx, N.Y. (All Hallows) Year GP 2004-05 28 2005-06 33 2006-07 37 2007-08 37 TOTAL 135

GS Min 4 732 29 822 0 884 37 1174 70 3612

Avg FG 26.1 62 24.9 81 23.9 97 31.7 101 26.8 341

FGA 171 175 209 260 815

Total Pct 3FG 3FGA Pct FT FTA Pct .363 43 128 .336 24 31 .774 .463 49 118 .415 54 65 .831 .464 74 164 .451 59 68 .868 .388 67 180 .372 44 62 .710 .418 233 590 .395 181 226 .801

Rebounds Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO 11 36 47 1.7 58 1 52 23 7 39 46 1.4 60 0 73 34 6 60 66 1.8 73 0 81 58 16 79 95 2.6 66 0 133 51 40 214 254 1.9 257 1 339 166

Blk Stl Pts Avg 0 24 191 6.8 1 22 265 8.0 3 20 327 8.8 2 34 313 8.5 6 100 1096 8.1

33. CHRIS McNEAL 1,067 POINTS No. 24 6-7 245 Forward Richmond, Va. (Oak Hill Academy)

152

Year 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93 TOTAL

GP 33 34 28 95

GS Min 0 580 34 1043 28 839 62 2462

Avg FG 17.6 81 30.7 191 30.0 144 25.9 416

FGA 165 388 321 874

Total Pct 3FG 3FGA .491 0 0 .492 4 29 .449 7 14 .476 11 43

Rebounds Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO .000 44 62 .710 60 88 148 4.5 56 1 21 29 .138 106 155 .684 108 202 310 9.1 78 0 30 60 .500 74 106 .698 111 126 237 8.5 70 1 41 56 .256 224 323 .693 279 416 695 7.3 204 2 92 145

Blk Stl Pts Avg 5 16 206 6.2 19 39 492 14.5 18 25 369 13.2 42 80 1067 11.2

34. CARLTON NEVERSON 1,057 POINTS No. 24 6-5 190 Guard New York, N.Y. (Power Memorial Academy) Year 1978-79 1979-80 1980-81 TOTAL

GP 29 29 31 89

GS Min -- 687 -- 1001 -- 1060 -- 2748

Avg FG 23.7 89 34.5 158 34.2 200 30.9 447

FGA 193 307 405 905

Total Pct 3FG 3FGA .461 --.515 --.494 --.494 ---

Pct FT FTA Pct -- 47 60 .783 -- 56 73 .767 -- 60 84 .714 -- 163 217 .751

Rebounds Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO -- 98 98 3.4 80 2 32 50 -- 100 100 3.4 99 5 74 73 -- 115 115 3.7 90 3 96 96 -- 313 313 3.5 269 10 202 219

Blk Stl Pts Avg 14 33 225 7.8 16 78 372 12.8 22 83 460 14.8 52 194 1057 11.9

35. JULIUS PEGUES 1,050 POINTS No. 26 6-3 175 Guard/Forward Tulsa, Okla. (Booker T. Washington) Year 1955-56 1956-57 1957-58 TOTAL

GP 25 27 25 77

GS -----

Min -----

Avg FG -- 97 -- 102 -- 156 -- 355

FGA 231 233 328 792

Total Pct 3FG 3FGA .420 --.438 --.476 --.448 ---

Pct FT FTA Pct -- 114 163 .699 -- 99 147 .673 -- 127 170 .747 -- 340 480 .708

Off -----

Def 144 103 130 377

Rebounds Tot Avg PF FO Ast 144 5.8 100 11 -103 3.8 102 9 -130 5.2 91 9 -377 4.9 293 29 --

TO -----

Blk Stl Pts Avg -- -- 308 12.3 -- -- 303 11.2 -- -- 439 17.6 -- -- 1050 13.6

Rebounds Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO .371 70 101 .693 46 86 132 4.0 54 1 38 51 .538 12 17 .706 8 16 24 4.8 10 0 4 12 .395 61 93 .656 29 62 91 3.1 74 3 29 51 .417 70 85 .824 30 75 105 3.9 7 2 42 43 .409 213 296 .720 113 239 352 3.7 145 6 113 157

Blk Stl Pts Avg 10 25 337 10.2 0 3 63 12.6 5 39 297 10.2 4 21 350 13.0 19 88 1047 11.1

36. ROD BROOKIN 1,047 POINTS No. 21 6-5 240 Forward Steelton, Pa. (Steelton-Highspire) Year 1986-87 1987-88 1988-89 1989-90 TOTAL

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GP 33 5 29 27 94

GS Min 4 688 0 117 5 689 16 740 25 2234

Avg 20.8 23.4 23.8 27.4 23.8

FG 127 22 101 120 370

FGA 225 41 225 256 747

Total Pct 3FG 3FGA .564 13 35 .537 7 13 .449 34 86 .469 40 96 .495 94 230

RECORDS & ACHIEVEMENTS

37. DARELLE PORTER 1,007 POINTS No. 20 6-4 200 Guard Pittsburgh, Pa. (Perry Traditional) Year GP 1987-88 31 1988-89 30 1989-90 29 1990-91 33 TOTAL 123

GS Min 8 545 23 894 29 1066 26 864 86 3369

Avg FG 17.6 64 29.8 91 36.8 95 26.2 119 27.4 369

FGA 131 227 214 248 820

Total Pct 3FG 3FGA .489 3 12 .401 6 26 .444 14 42 .480 25 61 .450 48 141

Rebounds Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO .250 20 34 .588 21 39 60 1.9 43 0 79 46 .231 52 72 .792 40 95 135 4.5 77 2 141 100 .333 79 107 .738 33 81 114 3.9 89 2 229 100 .410 70 90 .778 52 105 157 4.8 64 0 168 71 .340 221 303 .746 146 320 466 3.8 273 4 617 317

Blk Stl Pts Avg 8 15 151 4.9 14 38 245 8.2 8 54 283 9.8 10 63 333 10.1 40 170 1007 8.2

INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCE RECORDS DOUBLE-FIGURE SCORING GAMES CAREER 106 Charles Smith 97 Sam Young 94 Jason Matthews 92 Clyde Vaughan 90 Larry Harris 89 Sam Clancy 89 Ricardo Greer 81 Carl Krauser 81 Brian Shorter 81 Julius Page 80 Brandin Knight 75 Billy Knight 75 Vonteego Cummings 73 Don Hennon 73 Jaron Brown

1984-88 2005-09 1987-91 1980-84 1974-78 1977-81 1997-01 2002-06 1988-91 2000-04 1999-03 1971-74 1995-99 1956-59 2000-04

SEASON 36 Sam Young 34 Sam Young

2007-08 2008-09

33 32 30 30 29 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28

Brandin Knight Jason Matthews Charles Smith Jerome Lane Ricardo Greer Ashton Gibbs Clyde Vaughan Clyde Vaughan Clyde Vaughan Billy Knight Charles Smith Brian Shorter Brian Shorter

20-PLUS POINT SCORING GAMES 2001-02 1990-91 1987-88 1986-87 1997-01 2009-10 1981-82 1982-83 1983-84 1973-74 1986-87 1988-89 1989-90

CONSECUTIVE GAMES 81 Larry Harris, 3/8/75-3/3/78 58 Don Hennon, 1/31/57-2/3/59 52 Clyde Vaughan, 1/26/82-1/7/84 48 Billy Knight, 12/22/72-3/16/74 48 Brian Shorter, 2/4/89-3/9/90

30-PLUS POINT SCORING GAMES CAREER 23 Don Hennon 12 Billy Knight 11 Larry Harris 5 Clyde Vaughan 4 Brian Shorter 4 Charles Smith 4 Vonteego Cummings 4 Brian Generalovich

1956-59 1971-74 1974-78 1980-84 1988-91 1984-88 1995-99 1961-64

SEASON 9 Don Hennon 9 Don Hennon

1957-58 1958-59

6 5 4 4 4 4 4

Billy Knight Don Hennon Billy Knight Charles Smith Larry Harris Larry Harris Clyde Vaughan

1977-81 1985-86 1971-74 1984-88 2007-09 2003-07 1997-01 1996-01 1961-64 1988-91

1972-73 1956-57 1973-74 1987-88 1975-76 1976-77 1983-84

CONSECUTIVE GAMES 2 Don Hennon, seven times 2 Larry Harris, three times 2 Billy Knight, two times

SEASON 28 Jerome Lane 24 DeJuan Blair 22 Sam Clancy 21 Sam Clancy

1986-87 2008-09 1978-79 1980-81

21 21 20 19 18 17 17 16 16

Billy Knight Jerome Lane Aaron Gray Aaron Gray Sam Clancy DeJuan Blair Sam Clancy Ricardo Greer Billy Knight

1973-74 1987-88 2005-06 2006-07 1977-78 2007-08 1979-80 1999-00 1972-73

CONSECUTIVE GAMES 9 Sam Clancy, 12/29/77-1/25/78 9 J. Lane, 11/29/86-12/29/86 8 Billy Knight, 1/10/73-2/5/73 8 Jerome Lane, 1/25/88-2/22/88 7 J. Lane,11/28/87-12/28/87 7 Sam Clancy, 2/2/78-2/22/78

MOST POINTS SCORED OVER A TWO-GAME STRETCH 76 74 72 70 69

Don Hennon (45-Duke/31-Duquesne) Larry Harris (35-Duquesne/39-Maryland) Don Hennon (41-Geneva/31-Westminster) Don Hennon (38-West Virginia/32-Penn State) Don Hennon (28-Michigan/41-Ohio State)

1956-59 1974-78 1971-74 1980-84 1984-88 1995-99 1988-91 2005-09 1997-01 1987-91 1984-88

SEASON 20 Don Hennon 19 Larry Harris 18 Billy Knight 17 Larry Harris 17 Don Hennon

1958-59 1976-77 1972-73 1975-76 1957-58

40-PLUS SCORING GAMES

10-PLUS REBOUND GAMES CAREER 78 Sam Clancy 53 Jerome Lane 50 Billy Knight 42 Charles Smith 41 DeJuan Blair 39 Aaron Gray 38 Ricardo Greer 35 Isaac Hawkins 34 Brian Generalovich 33 Brian Shorter

CAREER 52 Don Hennon 50 Larry Harris 49 Billy Knight 48 Clyde Vaughan 41 Charles Smith 33 Vonteego Cummings 33 Brian Shorter 32 Sam Young 27 Ricardo Greer 26 Jason Matthews 22 Demetreus Gore

1956-57 1976-77 1958-59 1956-57 1958-59

CAREER 3 Don Hennon

1956-59

10-PLUS ASSIST GAMES CAREER 13 Darelle Porter 11 Brandin Knight 9 Levance Fields 6 Jerry McCullough 6 Sean Miller

1987-91 1999-03 2005-09 1991-96 1987-88

SEASON 9 Levance Fields 9 Darelle Porter 5 Jerry McCullough 5 Brandin Knight

2008-09 1989-90 1993-94 2001-02

20-PLUS REBOUND GAMES CAREER 3 DeJuan Blair 3 Jerome Lane 2 Billy Knight

2007-09 1985-88 1971-74

SEASON 2 DeJuan Blair 2 Jerome Lane

2008-09 1987-88

17 16 16 15 15 15 15 15 15

Clyde Vaughan Billy Knight Clyde Vaughan Sam Young Sam Young Brian Shorter Charles Smith Don Hennon Billy Knight

1982-83 1973-74 1983-84 2008-09 2007-08 1989-90 1986-87 1956-57 1971-72

CONSECUTIVE GAMES 12 Don Hennon, 2/22/58-12/29/58 11 Don Hennon, 2/1957-12/1958 9 Billy Knight, 1/27/73-2/24/73 8 Clyde Vaughan,2/26/83-12/5/83 7 Larry Harris, 12/4/76-12/29/76 6 Larry Harris, 1/21/76-2/4/76 6 Brian Shorter, 1989-90

DOUBLE-DOUBLES CAREER 66 Sam Clancy 50 Billy Knight 46 Jerome Lane 42 Charles Smith 35 DeJuan Blair 35 Ricardo Greer 32 Brian Generalovich 33 Aaron Gray 31 Brian Shorter

1977-81 1971-72 1985-88 1984-88 2007-09 1997-01 1961-64 2003-07 1988-91

SEASON 26 Jerome Lane 21 DeJuan Blair 21 Billy Knight 20 Sam Clancy 18 Aaron Gray 18 Sam Clancy 17 Jerome Lane

1986-87 2008-09 1973-74 1978-79 2003-06 1980-81 1987-88

POINTS-ASSISTS 8 Levance Fields 6 Brandin Knight 6 Jerry McCullough

2005-09 1999-03 1991-96

CONSECUTIVE GAMES 11 Billy Knight, 12/15/73-1/27/74 8 Jerome Lane, 2/7/87-3/6/87 8 Jerome Lane, 12/8/86-12/29/86 7 Sam Clancy, 2/2/78-2/22/78 6 Jerome Lane, 1/3/87-1/17/87

MOST REBOUNDS OVER A TWO/THREE GAME STRETCH TWO-GAME STRETCH 41 DeJuan Blair (23-Connecticut/18-DePaul) 38 Jerome Lane (21-Connecticut/17-Villanova) 37 Jerome Lane (21-Florida/16-Georgetown) 37 Jerome Lane (19-Chicago State/18-St. John’s)

2008-09 1986-87 1986-87 1986-87

THREE-GAME STRETCH 56 Jerome Lane (21-Connecticut/17-Villanova/18-St. John’s) 49 DeJuan Blair (23-Connecticut/18-DePaul/8-Providence)

1986-87 2008-09

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FIELD GOAL LEADERS SINGLE GAME RECORDS FIELD GOALS MADE 20 Don Hennon vs. Duke

12/21/57

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 42 Don Hennon vs. Duke

1/21/57

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (Min.: 10 FGA) 1.00 Brian Shorter (11-11) vs. Providence

2/11/90

Isaac Hawkins ranks 10th at Pitt in career field goal percentage. During his career from 1996-2001, Hawkins connected on 51.6 percent of his field goals.

CLASS RECORDS FIELD GOALS MADE Freshman: 155, Sam Clancy, 1977-78. Sophomore: 226, DeJuan Blair, 2008-09. Junior: 275, Billy Knight, 1972-73. Senior: 270, Billy Knight, 1973-74. FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS Freshman: 320, Sam Clancy, 1977-78. Sophomore: 541, Don Hennon, 1956-57. Junior: 654, Don Hennon, 1957-58. Senior: 632, Don Hennon, 1958-59. FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (Min. 125 FGM) Freshman: .564, Rod Brookin, 1986-87. Sophomore: .718, Chevon Troutman, 2002-03. Junior: .654, Chevon Troutman, 2003-04. Senior: .608, Ontario Lett, 2002-03.

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FIELD GOALS MADE FGM Player (GP) 275 Billy Knight (26) 270 Billy Knight (28) 267 Don Hennon (25) 261 Sam Young (36) 254 Sam Young (37) 254 Larry Harris (27) 254 Clyde Vaughan (31) 242 Larry Harris (26) 231 Don Hennon (24) 228 Clyde Vaughan (28) 226 DeJuan Blair (35) 225 Don Hennon (27)

Year 1972-73 1973-74 1957-58 2008-09 2007-08 1976-77 1983-84 1975-76 1958-59 1982-83 2008-09 1956-57

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS FGA Player (GP) 654 Don Hennon (25) 632 Don Hennon (24) 541 Don Hennon (27) 530 Billy Knight (26) 526 Clyde Vaughan (31) 525 Billy Knight (28) 520 Sam Young (36) 510 Ed Pavlick (26) 505 Sam Young (37)

Year 1957-58 1958-59 1956-57 1972-73 1983-84 1973-74 2008-09 1954-55 2007-08

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (Minimum Pct. Player (FGM-A) .600 Brian Shorter (204-340) .593 DeJuan Blair (226-381) .580 Chris Taft (159-274) .569 Curtis Aiken (177-311) .568 Jerome Lane (187-329) .568 Eric Mobley (155-273) .566 Chevon Troutman (151-267) .565 Aaron Gray (204-361) .564 Rod Brookin (127-225) .558 Charles Smith (211-378) .555 Demetreus Gore (197-355)

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5 FGM/G) Year 1988-89 2008-09 2004-05 1985-86 1986-87 1993-94 2004-05 2006-07 1986-87 1987-88 1985-86

FIELD GOALS MADE FGM Player (GP) 803 Larry Harris (107) 770 Clyde Vaughan (120) 750 Billy Knight (78) 723 Don Hennon (76) 716 Sam Young (143) 707 Charles Smith (122) 672 Ricardo Greer (117) 656 Sam Clancy (116) 645 Demetreus Gore (122) 554 Vonteego Cummings (103) 550 Jason Matthews (123)

Year 1974-78 1980-84 1971-74 1956-59 2005-09 1984-88 1997-01 1977-81 1984-88 1995-99 1987-91

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS FGA Player (GP) 1827 Don Hennon (76) 1599 Clyde Vaughan (120) 1584 Larry Harris (107) 1468 Ricardo Greer (117) 1438 Sam Young (143) 1436 Billy Knight (78) 1362 Sam Clancy (116) 1347 Demetreus Gore (122) 1324 Charles Smith (122) 1309 Vonteego Cummings (103)

Year 1956-58 1980-83 1974-77 1997-00 2005-09 1971-73 1977-80 1984-87 1984-87 1995-98

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (Minimum 400 FGA) Pct. Player (FGM-A) Year .625 Chevon Troutman (486-778) 2001-05 .589 Ontario Lett (245-416) 2001-03 .569 Chris Taft (321-564) 2003-05 .568 DeJuan Blair (394-694) 2007-09 .557 Eric Mobley (371-666) 1991-94 .550 Aaron Gray (434-789) 2003-07 .538 Brian Shorter (540-1004) 1988-91 .534 Charles Smith (707-1324) 1984-88 .525 Jerome Lane (436-831) 1985-88 .522 Billy Knight (750-1436) 1971-74 .516 Isaac Hawkins (462-895) 1996-01

ANNUAL FIELD GOAL PCT. LEADERS (Minimum 100 Field Goal Attempts) Year Player FG FGA Pct. 1948-49 .. Sam David ................ 145 .. 330 ... .439 1949-50 .. George Hromanik ......... 44 .. 108 ... .407 1950-51 .. Michael Belich .......... 161 .. 463 ... .348 1951-52 .. Michael Zernich ........ 115 1952-53 .. Don Virostek .............. 108 1953-54 .. Clarence Burch ......... 110 1954-55 .. Ed Pavlick .................. 214 1955-56 .. Julius Pegues .............. 91

.. .. .. .. ..

278 ... .414 263 ... .411 284 ... .387 510 ... .419 231 ... .420

1956-57 .. Julius Pegues ............ 102 1958-59 .. Chuck Hursh ............... 80 1958-59 .. John Mills .................... 50 1959-60 .. John Fridley .............. 120 1960-61 .. Don Steinhart .............. 69

.. .. .. .. ..

233 ... .437 190 ... .495 106 ... .472 268 ... .448 170 ... .406

1962-62 .. Dave Sauer ................. 90 1992-63 .. Dave Roman ............. 146 1963-64 .. Dave Roman ............. 120 1964-65 .. Daryle Ruby ............... 140 1965-66 .. Ken Bollens ................. 50

.. .. .. .. ..

196 ... .459 286 ... .511 259 ... .463 321 ... .436 101 ... .495

1966-67 .. Len Kalata .................. 95 1967-68 .. Ken Bollens ................. 62 1968-69 .. Jerry Causer ................ 71 1969-70 .. Paul O'Gorek ............. 107 1970-71 .. Bill Downes ................. 73

.. .. .. .. ..

231 ... .411 130 ... .477 166 ... .421 239 ... .447 125 ... .584

1971-72 .. Billy Knight ................ 205 1972-73 .. Billy Knight ................ 275 1973-74 .. Billy Knight ................ 270 1974-75 .. Kirk Bruce ................. 224 1975-76 .. Larry Harris ................ 242

.. .. .. .. ..

381 ... .538 530 ... .518 525 ... .514 449 ... .499 475 ... .509

1976-77 .. Larry Harris ................ 254 1977-78 .. Larry Harris ................ 217 1978-79 .. Wayne Williams ......... 108 1979-80 .. Carlton Neverson ....... 158 1980-81 .. Sam Clancy .............. 203

.. .. .. .. ..

494 ... .494 415 ... .523 220 ... .491 307 ... .515 410 ... .495

1981-82 .. Andre Williams ............ 75 1982-83 .. Trent Johnson ............. 96 1983-84 .. Andre Williams ............ 86 1984-85 .. Keith Armstrong .......... 86 1985-86 .. Curtis Aiken .............. 177

.. .. .. .. ..

138 ... .543 194 ... .495 170 ... .507 153 ... .562 311 ... .569

1986-87 .. Jerome Lane ............. 187 1987-88 .. Charles Smith ........... 211 1988-89 .. Brian Shorter ............. 204 1989-90 .. Bobby Martin ............. 145 1990-91 .. Bobby Martin ............... 97

.. .. .. .. ..

329 ... .568 378 ... .558 340 ... .600 270 ... .537 197 ... .492

1991-92 .. Darren Morningstar ..... 164 1992-93 .. Eric Mobley ............... 117 1993-94 .. Eric Mobley ............... 155 1994-95 .. Jamie Peterson ......... 153 1995-96 .. Chad Varga ............... 132

.. .. .. .. ..

326 ... .503 216 ... .542 273 ... .568 298 ... .513 270 ... .489

1996-97 .. Gerald Jordan ............. 81 1997-98 .. Isaac Hawkins ........... 159 1998-99 .. Isaac Hawkins ........... 149 1999-00 .. Chris Seabrooks ........ 128 2000-01 .. Isaac Hawkins ........... 125

.. .. .. .. ..

152 ... .533 294 ... .541 309 ... .482 242 ... .529 230 ... .543

2001-02 .. Ontario Lett ............... 118 2002-03 .. Chevon Troutman ..... 135 2003-04 .. Chevon Troutman ..... 136 2004-05 .. Chris Taft .................. 159 2005-06 .. Aaron Gray ................ 170

.. .. .. .. ..

207 ... .570 188 ... .718 208 ... .654 274 ... .580 323 ... .526

2006-07 .. Aaron Gray ................ 204 2007-08 .. DeJuan Blair ............. 168 2008-09 .. DeJuan Blair ............. 226 2009-10 .. Gary McGhee .............. 94

.. .. .. ..

361 ... .565 313 ... .537 381 ... .593 151 ... .623

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THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL LEADERS ANNUAL THREE POINT PCT. LEADERS

SINGLE GAME RECORDS THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE 8 Andre Alridge vs. Georgia 8 Jason Maile vs. Villanova

12/17/94 2/12/97

THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 15 Ashton Gibbs vs. Indiana 15 Andre Alridge vs. Georgia 14 Jarrett Lockhart at Seton Hall 14 Jarrett Lockhart at Notre Dame 14 Jason Matthews vs. Providence

12/8/09 12/17/94 3/1/98 1/22/00 3/3/90

THREE-POINT FG PERCENTAGE (Min.: 6 FGA) 1.00 Sean Miller (6-6) vs. Seton Hall 2/11/91 1.00 Sean Miller (6-6) vs. St. Francis (Pa.) 12/2/87

CLASS RECORDS THREE-POINT FG MADE Freshman: 58, Sean Miller, 1987-88. Sophomore: 78, Ashton Gibbs, 2009-10. Junior: 93, Brandin Knight, 2001-02. Senior: 87, Jason Matthews, 1990-91. THREE-POINT FG ATTEMPTS Freshman: 133, Sean Miller, 1987-88. Sophomore: 200, Ashton Gibbs, 2009-10. Junior: 261, Brandin Knight, 2001-02. Senior: 217, Jason Maile, 1996-97. THREE-POINT PERCENTAGE (Min. 30 3FGM) Freshman: .439, Ashton Gibbs, 2008-09. Sophomore: .494, Donatas Zavackas, 2000-01. Junior: .457, Jason Matthews, 1989-90. Senior: .447, Garrick Thomas, 1995-96.

Jason Maile converted eight 3pointers vs. Villanova (1997) to tie the schoolâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s single-game record.

(Minimum One 3FGA Per Game) Year Player 3FGM 3FGA Pct. 1986-87 .. Curtis Aiken ................ 46 .. 117 ... .393 1987-88 .. Jason Matthews ......... 26 .... 58 ... .448 1988-89 .. Jason Matthews ......... 66 .. 137 ... .482 1989-90 .. Jason Matthews ......... 80 .. 175 ... .457 1990-91 .. Jason Matthews ......... 87 .. 197 ... .442 1991-92 .. Orlando Antigua .......... 15 1992-93 .. Orlando Antigua .......... 14 1993-94 .. Orlando Antigua .......... 47 1994-95 .. Jason Maile ................ 58 1995-96 .. Garrick Thomas ........... 42

.... 36 ... .417 .... 39 ... .359 .. 112 ... .420 .. 142 ... .408 .... 94 ... .447

1996-97 .. Vonteego Cummings ... 42 1997-98 .. Jarrett Lockhart .......... 60 1998-99 .. Kellii Taylor .................. 37 1999-00 .. Donatas Zavackas ....... 14 2000-01 .. Donatas Zavackas ....... 41

.. 105 ... .400 .. 160 ... .381 .. 109 ... .339 .... 42 ... .333 .... 83 ... .494

2001-02 .. Brandin Knight ............ 93 2002-03 .. Donatas Zavackas ....... 51 2003-04 .. Carl Krauser ................ 48 2004-05 .. Antonio Graves ............ 36 2005-06 .. Ronald Ramon ............ 44

.. 261 ... .356 .. 115 ... .443 .. 144 ... .333 .... 78 ... .462 .. 118 ... .415

2006-07 .. Ronald Ramon ............ 74 2007-08 .. Sam Young ................. 44 2008-09 .. Sam Young ................. 54 2009-10 .. Ashton Gibbs ............... 78

.. .. .. ..

Jason Matthews (1987-91) ranks among the NCAA top-20 in all-time 3-point percentage (12th at .457) and free throw percentage (18th at .878). Additionally, he heads the Big East career 3point field goal percentage list, converting on 46.6 percent of his treys in league play.

164 ... .451 115 ... .383 145 ... .372 200 ... .390

SEASON RECORDS

CAREER RECORDS

THREE-POINT FG MADE 3FGM Player (GP) 93 Brandin Knight (35) 87 Jason Matthews (33) 85 Jason Maile (33) 80 Jason Matthews (29) 78 Ashton Gibbs (34) 74 Ronald Ramon (37) 68 Sean Miller (33) 67 Ronald Ramon (37) 67 Carl Krauser (33) 66 Jason Matthews (30) 64 Andre Alridge (27) 61 Jarrett Lockhart (28) 61 Jarrett Lockhart (27) 58 Sean Miller (31) 58 Jason Maile (28)

Year 2001-02 1990-91 1996-97 1989-90 2009-10 2006-07 1990-91 2007-08 2005-06 1988-89 1994-95 1999-00 1997-98 1987-88 1994-95

THREE-POINT FG ATTEMPTS 3FGA Player (GP) 261 Brandin Knight (35) 217 Jason Maile (33) 200 Ashton Gibbs (34) 197 Jason Matthews (33) 187 Jarrett Lockhart (28) 185 Brandin Knight (33) 183 Andre Alridge (27) 182 Julius Page (35) 182 Carl Krauser (33) 180 Ronald Ramon (37)

Year 2001-02 1996-97 2009-10 1990-91 1999-00 2002-03 1994-95 2001-02 2005-06 2007-08

THREE-POINT PERCENTAGE (Min. 1 3FGM/G) Pct. Player (3FGM-A) Year .494 Donatas Zavackas (41-83) 2000-01 .482 Jason Matthews (66-137) 1988-89 .462 Antonio Graves (36-78) 2004-05 .457 Jason Matthews (80-175) 1989-90 .451 Ronald Ramon (74-164) 2006-07 .448 Jason Matthews (26-58) 1987-88 .447 Garrick Thomas (42-94) 1995-96 .443 Donatas Zavackas (51-115) 2002-03 .442 Jason Matthews (87-197) 1990-91 .436 Sean Miller (58-133) 1987-88 .436 Sean Miller (68-156) 1990-91

THREE-POINT FG MADE 3FGM Player (GP) 259 Jason Matthews (123) 239 Sean Miller (128) 233 Ronald Ramon (135) 210 Julius Page (100) 209 Brandin Knight (127) 196 Jason Maile (111) 190 Carl Krauser (126) 167 Jarrett Lockhart (103) 159 Levance Fields (131) 152 Jerry McCullough (111) 147 Donatas Zavackas (118) 134 Vonteego Cummings (103)

Year 1987-91 1987-92 2004-08 2000-04 1999-03 1992-97 2002-06 1996-00 2005-09 1991-97 1999-03 1995-99

THREE-POINT FG ATTEMPTS 3FGA Player (GP) 654 Brandin Knight (127) 624 Julius Page (100) 590 Ronald Ramon (135) 574 Sean Miller (128) 567 Jason Matthews (123) 517 Carl Krauser (126) 504 Jarrett Lockhart (103) 500 Jason Maile (111) 477 Jerry McCullough (111) 459 Levance Fields (131)

Year 1999-03 2000-04 2004-08 1987-92 1987-91 2002-06 1996-00 1992-97 1991-96 2005-09

THREE-POINT PERCENTAGE (Min. 1 3FGM/G) Pct. Player (3FGM-A) Year .457 Jason Matthews (259-567) 1987-91 .416 Sean Miller (239-574) 1987-92 .409 Rod Brookin (94-230) 1986-90 .405 Donatas Zavackas (147-363) 1999-03 .404 Ashton Gibbs (114-282) 2008-10 .395 Ronald Ramon (233-590) 2004-08 .392 Jason Maile (196-500) 1992-97 .386 Orlando Antigua (117-303) 1991-95 .379 Antonio Graves (119-314) 2003-07 .368 Carl Krauser (190-517) 2002-06 .367 Garrick Thomas (108-294) 1992-96 .358 Andre Alridge (110-307) 1992-96 .356 Sam Young (115-323) 2005-09 .337 Julius Page (210-624) 2000-04

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FREE THROW LEADERS SINGLE GAME RECORDS FREE THROWS MADE 18 Charles Smith vs. Boston College

1/21/85

FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 23 Brian Shorter vs. West Virginia

12/9/89

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (Min. 14 FTA) 1.000 Jerry McCullough (15-15) vs. Marshall 12/5/92 1.000 Brian Shorter (14-14) vs. Syracuse 1/7/91 1.000 Ashton Gibbs (14-14) at Seton Hall 1/24/10

Sean Miller ranks first at Pitt for his 88.5 percent free throw shooting. Miller also owns three of the top six single-season free throw percentage performances.

CLASS RECORDS FREE THROWS MADE Freshman: 133, Charles Smith, 1984-85. Sophomore: 178, Brian Shorter, 1988-89. Junior: 204, Brian Shorter, 1989-90. Senior: 170, Brian Shorter, 1990-91. FREE THROW ATTEMPTS Freshman: 175, Charles Smith, 1984-85. Sophomore: 249, Brian Shorter, 1988-89. Junior: 308, Brian Shorter, 1989-90. Senior: 276, Ed Pavlick, 1954-55. FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (Min. 50 FTM) Freshman: .851, Sean Miller, 1987-88. Sophomore: .914, Sean Miller, 1988-89. Junior: .905, Sean Miller, 1990-91. Senior: .877, Bill Mauro, 1959-60.

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FREE THROWS MADE FTM Player (GP) 204 Brian Shorter (29) 202 Charles Smith (33) 194 Ed Pavlick (26) 178 Brian Shorter (30) 170 Brian Shorter (33) 162 Charles Smith (31) 157 Clyde Vaughan (28) 155 Don Hennon (24) 153 John Riser (27) 149 Sammie Ellis (27)

Year 1989-90 1986-87 1954-55 1988-89 1990-91 1987-88 1982-83 1958-59 1956-57 1979-80

FREE THROWS MADE FTM Player (GP) 628 Charles Smith (122) 552 Brian Shorter (92) 493 Clyde Vaughan (120) 481 Jason Matthews (123) 448 Bobby Martin (117) 444 Carl Krauser (126) 434 Jerry McCullough (111) 395 Don Hennon (76) 376 John Riser (78) 371 Calvin Sheffield (73)

Year 1984-88 1988-91 1980-84 1987-91 1987-91 2002-06 1991-96 1956-59 1954-57 1961-64

FREE THROW ATTEMPTS FTA Player (GP) 308 Brian Shorter (29) 276 Ed Pavlick (26) 275 Charles Smith (33) 249 Brian Shorter (30) 230 Jerome Lane (33) 221 Brian Shorter (33) 213 Clyde Vaughan (28) 212 Charles Smith (31) 206 John Riser (27) 205 Bobby Martin (30)

Year 1989-90 1954-55 1986-87 1988-89 1986-87 1990-91 1982-83 1987-88 1956-57 1988-89

FREE THROW ATTEMPTS FTA Player (GP) 834 Charles Smith (122) 778 Brian Shorter (92) 696 Clyde Vaughan (120) 641 Bobby Martin (117) 597 Jerry McCullough (111) 592 Carl Krauser (126) 566 John Riser (78) 548 Jason Matthews (123) 543 Jerome Lane (93) 538 Sam Clancy (116)

Year 1984-88 1988-91 1980-84 1987-91 1991-96 2002-06 1954-57 1987-91 1985-88 1977-81

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (Min. 2.5 Pct. Player (FTM-A) .914 Sean Miller (74-81) .905 Sean Miller (76-84) .899 Jason Matthews (142-158) .892 Jason Matthews (141-158) .884 Ashton Gibbs (137-155) .877 Bill Mauro (64-73) .873 Sean Miller (110-126) .862 Pete Smith (50-58) .861 Andre Williams (62-72) .860 Jason Matthews (147-171) .851 Pete Smith (57-67)

FTM/G) Year 1988-89 1990-91 1988-89 1989-90 2009-10 1959-60 1991-92 1967-68 1982-83 1990-91 1966-67

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (Min. 175 Pct. Player (FTM-A) .885 Sean Miller (317-358) .878 Jason Matthews (481-548) .874 Ashton Gibbs (153-175) .823 Don Hennon (395-480) .808 Mike Paul (198-245) .807 Donatas Zavackas (302-374) .806 Bob Lovett (183-227) .801 Ronald Ramon (181-226) .790 Demetreus Gore (241-305) .783 Terry Knight (177-226) .778 Larry Harris (308-396)

FTM) Year 1987-92 1987-91 2008-10 1956-59 1969-72 1999-03 1963-66 2004-08 1984-88 1974-79 1974-78

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ANNUAL FREE THROW PCT. LEADERS (Minimum 50 FT attempts) Year Player FT FTA Pct. 1947-48 .. Sam David ................ 100 .. 138 ... .725 1948-49 .. Sam David ................ 100 .. 149 ... .671 1949-50 .. George McCrossin ....... 41 .... 61 ... .683 1950-51 .. Michael Zernich .......... 68 1951-52 .. Don Virostek ................ 49 1952-53 .. Michael Zernich ........ 113 1953-54 .. Clarence Burch ......... 143 1954-55 .. Ed Pavlick .................. 194

.. 101 ... .673 .... 67 ... .731 .. 174 ... .649 .. 199 ... .719 .. 276 ... .703

1955-56 .. Bob Lazor .................. 117 1956-57 .. Don Hennon .............. 123 1957-58 .. Don Hennon .............. 117 1958-59 .. Don Hennon .............. 155 1959-60 .. Bill Mauro .................... 64

.. 157 ... .745 .. 149 ... .826 .. 140 ... .836 .. 191 ... .812 .... 73 ... .877

1960-61 .. Don Steinhart .............. 56 1961-62 .. Brian Generalovich ...... 89 1962-63 .. Dave Roman ............... 67 1963-64 .. Calvin Sheffield ......... 141 1964-65 .. Bob Lovett .................. 81

.... 77 ... .727 .. 113 ... .788 .... 85 ... .788 .. 191 ... .738 .... 96 ... .844

1965-66 .. Larry Szykowny ........... 73 1966-67 .. Pete Smith .................. 57 1967-68 .. Pete Smith .................. 50 1968-69 .. Mike Caldwell ............. 48 1969-70 .. Kent Scott .................. 49

.... .... .... .... ....

1970-71 .. Kent Scott .................. 52 1971-72 .. Mike Paul .................... 84 1972-73 .. Billy Knight .................. 67 1973-74 .. Billy Knight .................. 69 1974-75 .. Keith Starr .................. 69

.... 63 ... .825 .... 99 ... .848 .... 89 ... .752 .... 89 ... .775 .... 93 ... .742

1975-76 .. Larry Harris .................. 90 1976-77 .. Larry Harris ................ 109 1977-78 .. Larry Harris .................. 82 1978-79 .. Terry Knight ................ 99 1979-80 .. Carlton Neverson ......... 56

.. 117 ... .769 .. 133 ... .819 .. 102 ... .804 .. 121 ... .818 .... 73 .... 767

1980-81 .. Dwayne Wallace ......... 76 1981-82 .. Darrell Gissendanner ... 64 1982-83 .. Andre Williams ............ 62 1983-84 .. George Allen ............... 95 1984-85 .. Chip Watkins ............... 52

.. 100 ... .760 .... 77 ... .831 .... 72 ... .861 .. 119 ... .798 .... 67 ... .776

1985-86 .. Demetreus Gore .......... 72 1986-87 .. Demetreus Gore .......... 73 1987-88 .. Sean Miller .................. 57 1988-89 .. Sean Miller .................. 74 1989-90 .. Jason Matthews ....... 141

.... 86 ... .837 .... 94 ... .777 .... 67 ... .851 .... 81 ... .914 .. 158 ... .892

1990-91 .. Sean Miller .................. 76 1991-92 .. Sean Miller ................ 110 1992-93 .. Brian Bush .................. 45 1993-94 .. Chris Gant ................... 66 1994-95 .. Jason Maile ................ 52

.... 84 ... .905 .. 126 ... .873 .... 58 ... .776 .... 85 ... .776 .... 64 ... .813

1995-96 .. Jerry McCullough ...... 118 1996-97 .. Jason Maile ................ 53 1997-98 .. Ricardo Greer .............. 48 1998-99 .. Ricardo Greer .............. 68 1999-00 .. Donatas Zavackas ....... 43

.. 157 ... .752 .... 66 ... .803 .... 66 ... .727 .... 97 ... .701 .... 56 ... .768

2000-01 .. Donatas Zavackas ....... 69 2001-02 .. Donatas Zavackas ..... 114 2002-03 .. Donatas Zavackas ....... 76 2003-04 .. Carl Krauser .............. 139 2004-05 .. Carl Krauser .............. 141

.... 84 ... .821 .. 140 ... .814 .... 94 ... .809 .. 179 ... .777 .. 188 ... .750

2005-06 .. Ronald Ramon ............ 54 2006-07 .. Ronald Ramon ............ 59 2007-08 .. Gilbert Brown .............. 51 2008-09 .. Brad Wanamaker ........ 53 2009-10 .. Ashton Gibbs ............. 137

.... 65 ... .831 .... 68 ... .868 .... 68 ... .750 .... 71 ... .746 .. 155 ... .884

91 ... .802 67 ... .851 58 ... .862 55 ... .873 61 ... .803

RECORDS & ACHIEVEMENTS

REBOUND LEADERS SINGLE GAME RECORDS REBOUNDS 26 Don Virostek 24 John Fridley 23 DeJuan Blair 22 DeJuan Blair 21 Billy Knight 21 Billy Knight 21 Jerome Lane 21 Jerome Lane 21 Mel Bennett 20 DeJuan Blair 20 Aaron Gray 20 Bobby Martin 20 Brian Shorter 20 Chris McNeal 20 Gerald Jordan 20 Jerome Lane 20 Mark Blount 20 Paul Kreiger 20 Paul O’Gorek 20 Sam Clancy 19 Aaron Gray 19 Billy Knight 19 Brian Generalovich 19 Brian Shorter 19 Chris McNeal 19 Chuck Hursh 19 Clyde Vaughan 19 James LaValley 19 Jerome Lane 19 Jerome Lane 19 Mel Bennett 19 Chris McNeal 19 Sam Clancy 19 Sam Clancy 19 James LaValley

ANNUAL REBOUND LEADERS

Westminster 12/9/52 Carnegie Tech 1/4/61 at Connecticut 2/16/09 Notre Dame 1/31/09 Buffalo 1/20/74 Lafayette 1/26/72 Florida 1/2/88 at Connecticut 2/21/87 at West Virginia 3/7/75 vs. Duke 12/20/07 Marquette 1/28/06 at Georgetown 2/7/90 vs. Northwestern 12/28/88 Boston College 3/3/92 at West Virginia 1/6/96 vs. Vanderbilt 3/20/88 Mount St. Mary’s 12/23/96 Geneva 1/15/63 at George Washington1/6/71 Duquesne 2/22/78 Connecticut 1/16/07 Syracuse 2/9/74 Princeton 12/31/62 Siena 11/28/88 Boston College 11/20/91 Duke 12/21/57 Rhode Island 2/18/82 Duquesne 12/10/66 Chicago State 1/17/87 Boston College 2/14/87 Duquesne 12/6/74 Manhattan 11/20/91 Mercyhurst 1/25/79 Robert Morris 12/4/79 Westminster 2/11/67

SEASON RECORDS REBOUNDS Total Player (GP) 444 Jerome Lane (33) 432 DeJuan Blair (35) 424 Don Virostek (21) 378 Jerome Lane (31) 375 Billy Knight (28) 362 Sam Clancy (29) 345 Aaron Gray (33) 341 Aaron Gray (36) 337 DeJuan Blair (37) 332 Sam Clancy (31) 327 Sam Clancy (27) 321 Sam Clancy (29) 316 Ed Pavlick (23) 316 Bob Lazor (26)

Mel Bennett (1974-75)

Paul Krieger (1962-65)

CLASS RECORDS TOTAL REBOUNDS Freshman: 337, DeJuan Blair, 2007-08. Sophomore: 444, Jerome Lane, 1986-87. Junior: 378, Jerome Lane, 1987-88. Senior: 424, Don Virostek, 1952-53. REBOUNDS PER GAME Freshman: 12.1, Sam Clancy, 1977-78. Sophomore: 13.5, Jerome Lane, 1986-87. Junior: 13.7, Ed Pavlick, 1953-54. Senior: 20.2, Don Virostek, 1952-53.

CAREER RECORDS Year 1986-87 2008-09 1952-53 1987-88 1973-74 1978-79 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 1980-81 1977-78 1979-80 1953-54 1954-55

REBOUND AVERAGE (Minimum 20 GP) Total Player (GP) Year 20.2 Don Virostek (21) 1952-53 13.7 Ed Pavlick (23) 1953-54 13.5 Jerome Lane (33) 1986-87 13.4 Billy Knight (28) 1973-74 12.5 John Fridley (23) 1960-61 12.5 Sam Clancy (29) 1978-79 12.3 DeJuan Blair (35) 2008-09 12.2 Jerome Lane (31) 1987-88 12.2 James LaValley (25) 1966-67 12.2 Bob Lazor (26) 1954-55 12.1 Sam Clancy (27) 1977-78 OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS (Since 1986-87) Total Player (GP) Year 198 Jerome Lane (33) 1986-87 195 DeJuan Blair (35) 2008-09 144 DeJuan Blair (37) 2007-08 141 Jerome Lane (31) 1987-88 DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS (Since 1986-87) Total Player (GP) Year 246 Jerome Lane (33) 1986-87 237 DeJuan Blair (35) 2008-09 237 Jerome Lane (31) 1987-88 224 Aaron Gray (33) 2005-06 221 Aaron Gray (36) 2006-07 202 Chris McNeal (34) 1991-92 193 DeJuan Blair (37) 2007-08

REBOUNDS Total Player (GP) 1342 Sam Clancy (116) 987 Charles Smith (122) 970 Jerome Lane (93) 938 Billy Knight (78) 922 Clyde Vaughan (120) 888 Ricardo Greer (117) 841 Bob Lazor (76) 834 Isaac Hawkins (118) 800 John Fridley (72) 790 Aaron Gray (113) 775 John Riser (78) 775 Bobby Martin (117) 769 DeJuan Blair (72)

Year 1977-81 1984-88 1985-88 1971-74 1980-84 1997-01 1954-57 1996-01 1958-61 2003-07 1954-57 1987-91 2007-09

REBOUND AVERAGE (Minimum 50 GP) Total Player (GP) Year 12.0 Billy Knight (78) 1971-74 11.8 Ed Pavlick (51) 1952-55 11.6 Sam Clancy (116) 1977-81 11.1 John Fridley (72) 1958-61 11.1 Bob Lazor (76) 1954-57 10.7 DeJuan Blair (72) 2007-09 10.4 Jerome Lane (93) 1985-88 9.9 John Riser (78) 1954-57 9.6 Chuck Hursh (77) 1955-58 9.5 James LaValley (70) 1964-67 9.3 Paul Krieger (72) 1961-64 OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS (Since 1986-87) Total Player (GP) Year 365 Ricardo Greer (117) 1997-01 343 Isaac Hawkins (118) 1996-01 339 DeJuan Blair (72) 2007-09 339 Jerome Lane (93) 1985-88 DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS (Since 1986-87) Total Player (GP) Year 814 Charles Smith (122) 1984-88 631 Jerome Lane (93) 1985-88 523 Ricardo Greer (117) 1997-01 504 Aaron Gray (113) 2006-07 491 Isaac Hawkins (118) 1996-01

Year Player Total 1951-52 .. Don Virostek .............. 190 1952-53 .. Don Virostek .............. 424 1953-54 .. Ed Pavlick .................. 316 1954-55 .. Bob Lazor .................. 316 1955-56 .. Chuck Hursh ............. 258

GP Avg. .... 22 ..... 8.6 .... 21 ... 20.2 .... 23 ... 13.7 .... 25 ... 12.6 .... 25 ... 10.3

1956-57 .. John Riser ................. 284 1957-58 .. Chuck Hursh ............. 229 1958-59 .. John Fridley .............. 245 1959-60 .. John Fridely .............. 267 1960-61 .. John Fridley .............. 288

.... 27 ... 10.5 .... 25 ..... 9.2 .... 24 ... 10.2 .... 25 ... 10.7 .... 23 ... 12.5

1961-62 .. Brian Generalovich .... 203 1962-63 .. Paul Krieger .............. 260 1963-64 .. Paul Krieger .............. 219 1964-65 .. Bob Lovett ................ 184 1965-66 .. Jim LaValley .............. 200

.... 22 ..... 9.2 .... 25 ... 10.4 .... 24 ..... 8.7 .... 23 ..... 8.0 .... 22 ..... 9.1

1966-67 .. Jim LaValley .............. 304 1967-68 .. Mike Patcher ............. 129 1968-69 .. Mike Patcher ............. 208 1969-70 .. Paul O'Gorek ............. 218 1970-71 .. Paul O'Gorek ............. 245

.... 25 ... 12.2 .... 22 ..... 5.6 .... 24 ..... 8.7 .... 24 ... 11.1 .... 24 ... 10.2

1971-72 .. Billy Knight ................ 276 1972-73 .. Billy Knight ................ 287 1973-74 .. Billy Knight ................ 375 1974-75 .. Mel Bennett .............. 295 1975-76 .. Larry Harris ................ 167

.... 24 ... 11.5 .... 26 ... 11.0 .... 28 ... 13.4 .... 29 ... 10.2 .... 26 ..... 6.4

1976-77 .. Michael Rice ............. 193 1977-78 .. Sam Clancy .............. 327 1978-79 .. Sam Clancy .............. 362 1979-80 .. Sam Clancy .............. 321 1980-81 .. Sam Clancy .............. 332

.... 24 ..... 8.0 .... 27 ... 12.1 .... 29 ... 12.5 .... 29 ... 11.1 .... 31 ... 10.7

1981-82 .. Clyde Vaughan .......... 284 1982-83 .. Clyde Vaughan .......... 258 1983-84 .. Clyde Vaughan .......... 256 1984-85 .. Charles Smith ........... 231 1985-86 .. Charles Smith ........... 235

.... 30 ..... 9.5 .... 28 ..... 9.2 .... 31 ..... 8.3 .... 29 ..... 8.0 .... 29 ..... 8.1

1986-87 .. Jerome Lane ............. 444 1987-88 .. Jerome Lane ............. 378 1988-89 .. Brian Shorter ............. 288 1989-90 .. Brian Shorter ............. 274 1990-91 .. Brian Shorter ............. 210

.... 33 ... 13.5 .... 31 ... 12.2 .... 30 ..... 9.6 .... 29 ..... 9.6 .... 33 ..... 6.4

1991-92 .. Chris McNeal ............. 310 1992-93 .. Chris McNeal ............. 237 1993-94 .. Eric Mobley ............... 237 1994-95 .. Jaime Peterson ......... 262 1995-96 .. Chad Varga ............... 163

.... 34 ..... 9.1 .... 28 ..... 8.5 .... 27 ..... 8.8 .... 28 ..... 9.4 .... 26 ..... 6.3

1996-97 .. Mark Blount .............. 198 1997-98 .. Isaac Hawkins ........... 248 1998-99 .. Isaac Hawkins ........... 257 1999-00 .. Ricardo Greer ............ 275 2000-01 .. Isaac Hawkins ........... 254

.... 29 ..... 6.8 .... 27 ..... 9.2 .... 29 ..... 8.9 .... 28 ..... 9.8 .... 32 ..... 7.9

2001-02 .. Jaron Brown ............. 214 2002-03 .. Chevon Troutman ..... 159 2003-04 .. Chris Taft .................. 270 2004-05 .. Chevon Troutman ..... 232 2005-06 .. Aaron Gray ................ 345

.... 35 ..... 6.1 .... 31 ..... 5.1 .... 36 ..... 7.5 .... 29 ..... 8.0 .... 33 ... 10.5

2006-07 .. Aaron Gray ................ 341 2007-08 .. DeJuan Blair ............. 337 2008-09 .. DeJuan Blair ............. 432 2009-10 .. Gary McGhee ............ 230

.... 36 ..... 9.5 .... 37 ..... 9.1 .... 35 ... 12.3 .... 34 ..... 6.8

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ASSISTS LEADERS SINGLE GAME RECORDS

Brandin Knight holds school records for both career assists and career assist average.

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ASSISTS 16 Levance Fields 16 Bob Shrewsbury 15 Carl Krauser 14 Brandin Knight 14 Brandin Knight 14 Darelle Porter 13 Travon Woodall 13 Brad Wanamaker 13 Billy Culbertson 13 Cleveland Edwards 13 Cleveland Edwards 13 Darelle Porter 13 Jerry McCullough 13 Pete Strickland 13 Sean Miller 13 Sean Miller 13 Levance Fields 13 Levance Fields 13 Levance Fields 12 Levance Fields 12 Levance Fields 12 Andre Aldridge 12 Darelle Porter 12 Darelle Porter 12 Darelle Porter 12 Darelle Porter 12 Darelle Porter 12 Jeremy Holmes 12 Jerry McCullough 12 Sean Miller

ANNUAL ASSISTS LEADERS

at DePaul 2/7/09 South Carolina 2/14/76 at West Virginia 2/5/05 West Virginia 3/2/02 vs. Miami 3/8/02 Syracuse 1/23/90 Binghamton 11/17/09 Providence 3/4/10 Seton Hall 2/22/83 Marshall 1/26/69 Syracuse 2/13/70 Oklahoma State 12/1/90 Georgetown 1/10/96 Villanova 3/3/78 Seton Hall 2/18/89 Boston College 3/3/92 Cincinnati 2/14/09 Robert Morris 2/2/09 South Florida 1/14/09 Connecticut 3/7/09 Miami, Ohio 11/17/08 Prairie View A&M 12/23/95 West Virginia 1/28/90 Boston College 1/31/90 Siena 11/28/90 Northwestern 12/28/88 Providence 2/11/90 Norfolk State 12/1/99 Syracuse 1/8/94 Penn State 3/18/92

CAREER RECORDS

ASSISTS Total Player (GP) 270 Levance Fields (36) 251 Brandin Knight (35) 229 Darelle Porter (29) 224 Sean Miller (34) 209 Brandin Knight (33) 187 Dwayne Wallace (30) 181 Sean Miller (30) 180 Sean Miller (31) 180 Keith Starr (29) 175 Jerry McCullough (25) 171 Brandin Knight (31) 170 Carl Krauser (29) 169 Levance Fields (37) 169 Billy Culbertson (28) 168 Darelle Porter (33) 160 Brad Wanamaker (34) 160 Carl Krauser (33)

Year 2008-09 2001-02 1989-90 1991-92 2002-03 1981-82 1988-89 1987-88 1974-75 1993-94 2000-01 2004-05 2006-07 1983-84 1990-91 2009-10 2005-06

ASSISTS AVERAGE (Minimum 20 GP) Avg. Player (GP) 7.9 Darelle Porter (29) 7.5 Levance Fields (36) 7.2 Brandin Knight (35) 7.0 Jerry McCullough (25) 6.6 Sean Miller (34) 6.3 Brandin Knight (33) 6.2 Dwayne Wallace (30) 6.2 Keith Starr (29) 6.0 Sean Miller (30) 6.0 Clarence Burch (22) 5.9 Vonteego Cummings (26) 5.9 Carl Krauser (29)

ASSISTS Total Player (GP) 785 Brandin Knight (127) 744 Sean Miller (128) 645 Levance Fields (131) 617 Darelle Porter (123) 568 Carl Krauser (126) 552 Jerry McCullough (111) 458 Vonteego Cummings (103) 436 Dwayne Wallace (101) 378 Curtis Aiken (120) 373 Ricardo Greer (117) 363 Pete Strickland (104) 343 Billy Culbertson (78) 339 Ronald Ramon (135) 329 Keith Starr (78) 307 Tom Richards (101) 300 Demetreus Gore (122) 295 Jaron Brown (137) 284 Wayne Williams (108) 280 Brad Wanamaker (100)

Year 1999-03 1987-92 2005-09 1987-91 2002-06 1991-96 1995-99 1978-82 1983-87 1997-01 1975-79 1981-84 2004-08 1972-75 1972-76 1984-88 2000-04 1975-79 2007-10

Year 1989-90 2008-09 2001-02 1993-94 1991-92 2002-03 1981-82 1974-75 1988-89 1951-52 1997-98 2004-05

ASSISTS AVERAGE (Minimum 50 GP) Avg. Player (GP) 6.2 Brandin Knight (127) 5.8 Sean Miller (128) 5.0 Darelle Porter (123) 5.0 Jerry McCullough (111) 4.9 Levance Fields (131) 4.5 Carl Krauser (126) 4.4 Vonteego Cummings (103) 4.4 Billy Culbertson (78) 4.3 Dwayne Wallace (101) 4.2 Keith Starr (78)

Year 1999-03 1987-92 1987-91 1991-96 2005-09 2002-06 1995-99 1981-84 1978-82 1972-75

ASSIST:TURNOVER RATIO (Since 1978-79) Avg. Player (GP) Year 3.80 Levance Fields (36) 2008-09 2.95 Levance Fields (25) 2007-08 2.61 Ronald Ramon (37) 2007-08 2.41 Levance Fields (37) 2006-07 2.41 Sean Miller (33) 1990-91 2.38 Sean Miller (34) 1991-92 2.37 Darelle Porter (33) 1990-91 2.29 Darelle Porter (29) 1989-90 2.27 Sean Miller (31) 1987-88 2.26 Ronald Ramon (28) 2004-05 2.24 Brandin Knight (35) 2001-02

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ASSIST:TURNOVER RATIO (Since 1978-79) Avg. Player (GP) Year 2.89 Levance Fields (131) 2005-09 2.32 Sean Miller (128) 1987-92 2.04 Ronald Ramon (135) 2004-08 1.95 Darelle Porter (123) 1987-91 1.93 Brandin Knight (127) 1999-03 1.88 Billy Culbertson (78) 1981-84 1.80 Jerry McCullough (111) 1991-96 1.56 Brad Wanamaker (100) 2007-10 1.53 Curtis Aiken (120) 1983-87 1.49 Antonio Graves (130) 2003-07 1.47 Dwayne Wallace (101) 1978-92

Year Player Total 1970-71 .. Bill Downes ................. 85 1971-72 .. Cleveland Edwards .... 108 1972-73 .. Billy Knight .................. 77 1973-74 .. Tom Richards .............. 98 1974-75 .. Keith Starr ................ 180

.... .... .... .... ....

GP Avg. 24 ..... 3.5 20 ..... 5.4 26 ..... 3.0 28 ..... 3.5 29 ..... 6.2

1975-76 .. Bob Shrewsbury ........ 147 1976-77 .. Pete Strickland ......... 108 1977-78 .. Pete Strickland ......... 110 1978-79 .. Pete Strickland ......... 111 1979-80 .. Dwayne Wallace ....... 103

.... .... .... .... ....

26 ..... 5.7 25 ..... 4.3 26 ..... 4.2 29 ..... 3.8 24 ..... 4.3

1980-81 .. Dwayne Wallace ....... 137 1981-82 .. Dwayne Wallace ....... 187 1982-83 .. Billy Culbertson ......... 143 1983-84 .. Billy Culbertson ......... 169 1984-85 .. Curtis Aiken .............. 123

.... .... .... .... ....

31 ..... 4.4 30 ..... 6.2 28 ..... 5.1 31 ..... 5.5 29 ..... 4.2

1985-86 .. Joey David ................ 105 1986-87 .. Mike Goodson ........... 159 1987-88 .. Sean Miller ................ 180 1988-89 .. Sean Miller ................ 181 1989-90 .. Darelle Porter ............ 229

.... .... .... .... ....

29 ..... 3.6 33 ..... 4.8 31 ..... 5.8 30 ..... 6.0 29 ..... 7.9

1990-91 .. Darelle Porter ............ 168 1991-92 .. Sean Miller ................ 224 1992-93 .. Jerry McCullough ...... 156 1993-94 .. Jerry McCullough ...... 175 1994-95 .. Andre Alridge ............ 156

.... .... .... .... ....

33 ..... 5.1 34 ..... 6.6 28 ..... 5.6 25 ..... 7.0 27 ..... 5.8

1995-96 .. Jerry McCullough ...... 133 1996-97 .. Vonteego Cummings . 140 1997-98 .. Vonteego Cummings . 154 1998-99 .. Vonteego Cummings . 112 1999-00 .. Brandin Knight .......... 154

.... 25 ..... 5.3 .... 33 ..... 4.2 .... 26 ..... 5.9 .... 26 ..... 4.3 .... 28 ..... 5.5

2000-01 .. Brandin Knight .......... 171 2001-02 .. Brandin Knight .......... 251 2002-03 .. Brandin Knight .......... 209 2003-04 .. Carl Krauser .............. 145 2004-05 .. Carl Krauser .............. 170

.... .... .... .... ....

2005-06 .. Carl Krauser .............. 160 2006-07 .. Levance Fields .......... 169 2007-08 .. Levance Fields .......... 133 Ronald Ramon .......... 133 2008-09 Levance Fields .......... 270

.... 33 ..... 4.8 .... 37 ..... 4.6 .... 25 ..... 5.3 .... 37 ..... 3.6 .... 36 ..... 7.5

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31 ..... 5.5 35 ..... 7.2 33 ..... 6.3 32 ..... 4.5 29 ..... 5.9

Brad Wanamaker ...... 160 .... 34 ..... 4.7

CLASS RECORDS TOTAL ASSISTS Freshman: 180, Sean Miller, 1987-88. Sophomore: 181, Sean Miller, 1988-89. Junior: 251, Brandin Knight, 2001-02. Senior: 270, Levance Fields, 2008-09. ASSISTS AVERAGE Freshman: 5.8, Sean Miller, 1987-88. Sophomore: 6.0, Sean Miller, 1988-89. Junior: 7.9, Darelle Porter, 1989-90. Senior: 7.5, Levance Fields, 2008-09. ASSIST:TURNOVER RATIO Freshman: 2.27, Sean Miller, 1987-88. Sophomore: 2.41, Levance Fields, 2006-07. Junior: 2.95, Levance Fields, 2007-08. Senior: 3.80, Levance Fields, 2008-09.

RECORDS & ACHIEVEMENTS

BLOCKED SHOTS LEADERS SINGLE GAME RECORDS BLOCKED SHOTS 7 Chris Taft 7 Bobby Martin 7 Carlton Neverson 7 Charles Smith 7 Charles Smith 7 Charles Smith 7 Charles Smith 7 Charles Smith 7 Charles Smith 7 Atila Cosby 7 Charles Smith 7 Mark Blount 7 Sam Clancy 6 Gary McGhee 6 Charles Smith 6 Charles Smith 6 Charles Smith 6 Charles Smith 6 Charles Smith 6 Charles Smith 6 Charles Smith 6 Charles Smith 6 Mel Bennett

Murray State Seton Hall West Virginia Florida Duquesne Indiana, Pa. Robert Morris Alabama Syracuse UM-Balt. County Connecticut Connecticut Penn State at Marquette Duquesne Westminster Boston College Boston College West Virginia Florida State Providence Providence St. Joseph’s

SEASON RECORDS 12/20/03 1/20/90 1/21/81 1/2/88 1/20/86 1/29/86 11/28/87 12/29/87 2/9/87 11/13/98 3/11/88 12/4/96 2/18/87 2/18/10 1/12/87 1/2/85 1/22/86 1/24/87 12/13/86 12/28/87 2/19/86 2/7/87 12/14/74

ANNUAL BLOCKED SHOTS LEADERS Year Player Total 1974-75 .. Mel Bennett ................ 70 1975-76 .. Willie Kelly ................... 34 1976-77 .. Michael Rice ............... 16 1977-78 .. Sam Clancy ................ 53 1978-79 .. Sam Clancy ................ 27

GP Avg. .... 29 ..... 2.4 .... 26 ..... 1.3 .... 24 ..... 0.7 .... 27 ..... 2.0 .... 29 ..... 0.9

1979-80 .. Sam Clancy ................ 50 1980-81 .. Sam Clancy ................ 40 1981-82 .. Steve Beatty ............... 13 1982-83 .. Keith Armstrong .......... 12 1983-84 .. Keith Armstrong .......... 56

.... 29 ..... 1.7 .... 31 ..... 1.3 .... 25 ..... 0.5 .... 24 ..... 0.5 .... 31 ..... 1.8

1984-85 .. Charles Smith ............. 63 1985-86 .. Charles Smith ............. 81 1986-87 .. Charles Smith ........... 106 1987-88 .. Charles Smith ............. 96 1988-89 .. Bobby Martin ............... 30

.... 29 ..... 2.2 .... 29 ..... 2.8 .... 33 ..... 3.2 .... 31 ..... 3.1 .... 30 ..... 1.0

1989-90 .. Bobby Martin ............... 34 1990-91 .. Bobby Martin ............... 27 1991-92 .. Eric Mobley ................. 57 1992-93 .. Eric Mobley ................. 52 1993-94 .. Eric Mobley ................. 75

.... 29 ..... 1.2 .... 27 ..... 1.0 .... 33 ..... 1.7 .... 28 ..... 1.9 .... 27 ..... 2.8

1994-95 .. Jamie Peterson ........... 70 1995-96 .. Mark Blount ................ 27 1996-97 .. Mark Blount ................ 78 1997-98 .. Attila Cosby ................. 53 1998-99 .. Attila Cosby ................. 43

.... 28 ..... 2.5 .... 27 ..... 1.0 .... 29 ..... 2.7 .... 27 ..... 2.0 .... 28 ..... 1.5

1999-00 .. Chris Seabrooks .......... 30 2000-01 .. Isaac Hawkins ............. 39 2001-02 .. Ontario Lett ................. 37 2002-03 .. Ontario Lett ................. 39 2003-04 .. Chris Taft .................... 60

.... 28 ..... 1.1 .... 32 ..... 1.2 .... 35 ..... 1.1 .... 33 ..... 1.2 .... 36 ..... 1.7

2004-05 .. Chris Taft .................... 50 2005-06 .. Aaron Gray .................. 49 2006-07 .. Aaron Gray .................. 62 2007-08 .. Sam Young ................. 42 2008-09 .. DeJuan Blair ............... 34 2009-10 .. Gary McGhee .............. 59

.... 29 ..... 1.7 .... 33 ..... 1.5 .... 36 ..... 1.7 .... 37 ..... 1.1 .... 35 ..... 0.9 .... 34 ..... 1.7

Charles Smith became just the second player in school history to lead his team in blocked shots over four consecutive seasons from 1984 to 1988. Smith, who blocked 346 career shots from 1984-88, holds 11 of the school’s 14 blocked shot records.

BLOCKED SHOTS Total Player (GP) 106 Charles Smith (33) 96 Charles Smith (31) 81 Charles Smith (29) 78 Mark Blount (29) 75 Eric Mobley (27) 70 Jaime Peterson (28) 70 Mel Bennett (29) 63 Charles Smith (29) 62 Aaron Gray (36) 60 Chris Taft (36) 59 Gary McGhee (34) 57 Eric Mobley (33) 56 Keith Armstrong (31) 53 Attila Cosby (27) 53 Sam Clancy (27) 52 Eric Mobley (29) 50 Sam Clancy (29) 50 Chris Taft (29)

CAREER RECORDS Year 1986-87 1987-88 1985-86 1996-97 1993-94 1994-95 1974-75 1984-85 2006-07 2003-04 2009-10 1991-92 1983-84 1997-98 1977-78 1992-93 1979-80 2004-05

BLOCKED SHOTS AVERAGE (Minimum: 20) Total Player (GP) Year 3.2 Charles Smith (33) 1986-87 3.1 Charles Smith (31) 1987-88 2.8 Charles Smith (29) 1985-87 2.8 Eric Mobley (27) 1993-94 2.7 Mark Blount (29) 1996-97 2.5 Jaime Peterson (28) 1994-95 2.4 Mel Bennett (29) 1974-75 2.2 Charles Smith (29) 1984-85 2.0 Sam Clancy (27) 1977-78 2.0 Attila Cosby (27) 1997-98 1.9 Eric Mobley (28) 1992-93 1.8 Keith Armstrong (31) 1983-84 1.7 Gary McGhee (34) 2009-10 1.7 Chris Taft (36) 2003-04 1.7 Eric Mobley (33) 1991-92 1.7 Chris Taft (29) 2004-05 1.7 Isaac Hawkins (27) 1997-98 1.7 Aaron Gray (36) 2006-07

BLOCKED SHOTS Total Player (GP) 346 Charles Smith (122) 184 Eric Mobley (88) 170 Sam Clancy (116) 143 Isaac Hawkins (118) 130 Aaron Gray (113) 110 Chris Taft (65) 109 Sam Young (143) 109 Bobby Martin (117) 108 Keith Armstrong (112) 105 Mark Blount (56) 96 Attila Cosby (55) 89 Jaime Peterson (54) 86 Chevon Troutman (124) 78 Orlando Antigua (116) 76 Ontario Lett (68) 75 DeJuan Blair (72) 70 Gary McGhee (86) 70 Mel Bennett (29) 64 Toree Morris (98) 63 Larry Harris (107) 55 Brandin Knight (127) 52 Carlton Neverson (89) 50 Jaron Brown (101) 45 Ed Scheuermann (98) 45 Brian Shorter (92)

Year 1984-88 1991-94 1977-81 1996-01 2003-07 2003-05 2005-09 1987-91 1982-87 1995-97 1997-99 1993-95 2001-05 1991-95 2001-03 2007-09 2007-10 1974-75 2000-03 1974-78 1999-03 1978-81 2000-03 1976-81 1988-91

BLOCKED SHOTS AVERAGE (Min.: 50 games) Total Player (GP) Year 2.8 Charles Smith (122) 1984-88 2.1 Eric Mobley (88) 1991-94 1.9 Mark Blount (56) 1995-97 1.7 Chris Taft (65) 2003-05 1.7 Attila Cosby (55) 1997-99 1.6 Jaime Peterson (54) 1993-95 1.5 Sam Clancy (116) 1977-81 1.2 Aaron Gray (113) 2003-07 1.2 Isaac Hawkins (118) 1996-01 1.1 Ontario Lett (68) 2001-03

CLASS RECORDS BLOCKED SHOTS Freshman: 70, Mel Bennett, 1974-75. Sophomore: 81, Charles Smith, 1985-86. Junior: 106, Charles Smith, 1986-87. Senior: 96, Charles Smith, 1987-88. BLOCKED SHOTS PER GAME Freshman: 2.4, Mel Bennett, 1974-75. Sophomore: 2.8, Charles Smith, 1985-86. Junior: 3.2, Charles Smith, 1986-87. Senior: 3.1, Charles Smith, 1987-88.

Mark Blount became a second-round NBA draft pick after rejecting 78 shots during his sophomore year.

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STEALS LEADERS SINGLE GAME RECORDS STEALS 7 Billy Culbertson 7 Brandin Knight 7 Brandin Knight 7 Carlton Neverson 7 George Allen 7 Kellii Taylor 7 Kellii Taylor 7 Jaron Brown 7 Curtis Aiken 6 Jermaine Dixon 6 DeJuan Blair 6 Carl Krauser 6 Carl Krauser 6 Jaron Brown 6 Billy Culbertson 6 Brandin Knight 6 Chevon Troutman 6 Brandin Knight 6 Calton Neverson 6 Carlton Neverson 6 Chip Watkins 6 Curtis Aiken 6 Dwayne Wallace 6 Jaron Brown 6 Jaron Brown 6 Lennie McMillian 6 Lennie McMillian 6 Pete Strickland 6 Wayne Williams

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ANNUAL STEALS LEADERS 3/16/84 1/22/00 12/11/99 12/29/80 12/12/82 3/12/97 3/12/97 3/13/04 1/26/85 1/28/09 1/11/09 1/28/06 11/29/05 2/15/03 1/14/84 1/26/02 3/12/04 12/20/99 3/6/81 2/4/80 2/22/84 1/26/85 2/22/84 2/15/03 1/26/02 1/10/81 12/2/80 12/10/77 2/10/79

CLASS RECORDS STEALS Freshman: 101, Kellii Taylor, 1996-97. Sophomore: 85, Vonteego Cummings, 1996-97. Junior: 82, Brandin Knight, 2001-02. Senior: 83, Carlton Neverson, 1980-81. STEALS PER GAME Freshman: 3.2, Kellii Taylor, 1996-97. Sophomore: 2.6, Vonteego Cummings, 199697. Junior: 2.8, Jerry McCullough, 1993-94. Senior: 3.0, Jerry McCullough, 1995-96.

Jerry McCullough is one of two players in Pittsburgh basketball history to lead his team in steals in four seasons. He ranks second on the all-time career steals list with 257 from 1991-96.

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Year Player Total 1970-71 .. Bill Downes ................. 85 1978-79 .. Wayne Williams ........... 49 1979-80 .. Carlton Neverson ......... 78 1980-81 .. Carlton Neverson ......... 83 1981-82 .. Dwayne Wallace ......... 73

.... .... .... .... ....

GP Avg. 24 ..... 3.5 29 ..... 1.7 29 ..... 2.7 31 ..... 2.7 30 ..... 2.4

1982-83 .. George Allen ............... 43 1983-84 .. Billy Culbertson ........... 68 1984-85 .. Curtis Aiken ................ 47 1985-86 .. Demetreus Gore .......... 42 1986-87 .. Jerome Lane ............... 42

.... .... .... .... ....

28 ..... 1.5 31 ..... 2.2 29 ..... 1.6 29 ..... 1.4 33 ..... 1.3

1987-88 .. Jerome Lane ............... 40 1988-89 .. Rod Brookin ................ 39 1989-90 .. Darelle Porter .............. 54 1990-91 .. Darelle Porter .............. 63 1991-92 .. Jerry McCullough ........ 47

.... 31 ..... 1.3 .... 29 ..... 1.3 .... 29 ..... 1.9 .... 33 ..... 1.9 .... 33 ..... 1.4

1992-93 .. Jerry McCullough ........ 64 1993-94 .. Jerry McCullough ........ 70 1994-95 .. Jamie Peterson ........... 50 1995-96 .. Jerry McCullough ........ 76 1996-97 .. Kellii Taylor ................ 101

.... .... .... .... ....

1997-98 .. Vonteego Cummings ... 66 1998-99 .. Kellii Taylor .................. 67 1999-00 .. Brandin Knight ............ 77 2000-01 .. Brandin Knight ............ 69 2001-02 .. Brandin Knight ............ 82

.... 26 ..... 2.5 .... 24 ..... 2.8 .... 28 ..... 2.8 .... 31 ..... 2.2 .... 35 ..... 2.3

2002-03 .. Brandin Knight ............ 70 2003-04 .. Jaron Brown ............... 65 2004-05 .. Carl Krauser ................ 51 2005-06 .. Carl Krauser ................ 53 2006-07 .. Levance Fields ............ 39

.... .... .... .... ....

28 ..... 2.3 25 ..... 2.8 28 ..... 1.8 25 ..... 3.0 32 ..... 3.2

33 ..... 2.1 36 ..... 1.8 29 ..... 1.8 33 ..... 1.6 37 ..... 1.1

2007-08 .. DeJuan Blair ............... 62 .... 37 ..... 1.7 2008-09 .. DeJuan Blair ............... 54 .... 35 ..... 1.5 2009-10 .. Brad Wanamaker ........ 41 .... 34 ..... 1.2

Darelle Porter led Pitt in steals over two straight seasons (1989-91).

SEASON RECORDS

CAREER RECORDS

STEALS Total 101 85 83 82 78 77 76 76 73 70 70 70 69 69

Player (GP) Kellii Taylor (32) Vonteego Cummings (33) Carlton Neverson (31) Brandin Knight (35) Carlton Neverson (29) Brandin Knight (28) Lennie McMillian (30) Jerry McCullough (25) Dwayne Wallace (30) Brandin Knight (33) Jerry McCullough (25) Sam Clancy (31) Brandin Knight (28) Vonteego Cummings (26)

STEALS Avg. 3.2 3.0 2.8 2.8 2.8 2.7 2.7 2.7 2.6 2.5 2.5 2.4 2.3 2.3 2.3 2.3

AVERAGE (Minimum 20 steals) Player (GP) Year Kellii Taylor (32) 1996-97 Jerry McCullough (25) 1995-96 Jerry McCullough (25) 1993-94 Kellii Taylor (24) 1998-99 Brandin Knight (28) 1999-00 Carlton Neverson (29) 1979-80 Carlton Neverson (31) 1980-81 Vonteego Cummings (26) 1998-99 Vonteego Cummings (33) 1996-97 Vonteego Cummings (26) 1997-98 Lennie McMillian (30) 1980-81 Dwayne Wallace (30) 1981-82 Brandin Knight (35) 2001-02 Jerry McCullough (28) 1992-93 Darrell Gissendanner (30) 1981-82 Dwayne Wallace (24) 1979-80

Year 1996-97 1996-97 1980-81 2001-02 1979-80 1999-00 1980-81 1995-96 1981-82 2002-03 1993-94 1980-81 2000-01 1998-99

STEALS Total 298 257 235 202 196 194 192 190 170 169 161 155 134 126 120 116

Player (GP) Brandin Knight (112) Jerry McCullough (111) Vonteego Cummings (103) Kellii Taylor (79) Ricardo Greer (117) Carlton Neverson (89) Jaron Brown (137) Carl Krauser (126) Darelle Porter (123) Dwayne Wallace (101) Sam Clancy (116) Curtis Aiken (120) Chevon Troutman (124) Demetreus Gore (122) George Allen (77) DeJuan Blair (72)

STEALS Avg. 2.6 2.3 2.3 2.3 2.2 1.9 1.7 1.7 1.6 1.6 1.5 1.4 1.4 1.4

AVERAGE (Minimum 50 games) Player (GP) Year Kellii Taylor (79) 1995-99 Brandin Knight (127) 1999-02 Jerry McCullough (111) 1991-93,95 Vonteego Cummings (103) 1995-98 Carlton Neverson (89) 1978-80 Lennie McMillian (59) 1979-80 Ricardo Greer (117) 1997-00 Dwayne Wallace (101) 1978-81 DeJuan Blair (72) 2007-09 George Allen (77) 1981-83 Carl Krauser (126) 2002-06 Billy Culbertson (78) 1981-83 Darelle Porter (123) 1987-90 Jaron Brown (101) 2000-04

Year 1999-03 1991-96 1995-99 1995-00 1997-01 1978-81 2000-04 2002-06 1987-91 1978-82 1977-81 1983-87 2001-05 1984-88 1981-84 2007-09

RECORDS & ACHIEVEMENTS

PARTICIPATION LEADERS SEASON RECORDS

ANNUAL MINUTES PER GAME LEADERS

CAREER RECORDS

Year 1978-79 .... 1979-80 .... 1980-81 ....

Player Avg. Sam Clancy ................................. 36.9 Sam Clancy ................................. 36.7 Sam Clancy ................................. 36.7

GAMES GP 37 36

PLAYED Player Year 14 tied at 37 2006-07 and 2007-08 Nine tied at 36 2003-04 and 2008-09

1981-82 .... 1982-83 .... 1983-84 .... 1984-85 .... 1985-86 ....

Clyde Vaughan ............................ 36.0 Clyde Vaughan ............................ 38.1 Clyde Vaughan ............................ 37.0 Charles Smith .............................. 33.0 Curtis Aiken ................................. 32.4

1986-87 .... 1987-88 .... 1988-89 .... 1989-90 .... 1990-91 ....

Jerome Lane ............................... 35.4 Sean Miller .................................. 35.0 Sean Miller .................................. 35.0 Jason Matthews .......................... 37.7 Sean Miller .................................. 30.0

GAMES GS 37 37 37 37 37 37 36

STARTED Player Year Sam Young 2007-08 Ronald Ramon 2007-08 Levance Fields 2006-07 Mike Cook 2006-07 Levon Kendall 2006-07 Antonio Graves 2006-07 Nine tied at 36 2003-04 and 2008-09

1991-92 .... 1992-93 .... 1993-94 .... 1994-95 .... 1995-96 ....

Sean Miller .................................. 33.4 Jerry McCullough ........................ 35.4 Jerry McCullough ........................ 35.2 Jaime Peterson ........................... 36.4 Andre Alridge .............................. 39.0

1996-97 .... 1997-98 .... 1998-99 .... 1999-00 .... 2000-01 ....

Vonteego Cummings ................... 40.1 Isaac Hawkins ............................. 37.4 Vonteego Cummings ................... 35.5 Ricardo Greer .............................. 36.0 Ricardo Greer .............................. 34.0

2001-02 .... 2002-03 .... 2003-04 .... 2004-05 .... 2005-06 ....

Brandin Knight ............................ 36.7 Brandin Knight ............................ 32.9 Carl Krauser ................................ 36.1 Carl Krauser ................................ 35.6 Carl Krauser ................................ 31.9

2006-07 .... 2007-08 .... 2008-09 .... 2009-10 ....

Levance Fields ............................ 29.6 Sam Young .................................. 32.1 Levance Fields ............................ 32.4 Ashton Gibbs ............................... 34.6

CLASS RECORDS GAMES STARTED Freshman: 36, DeJuan Blair, 2007-08. Sophomore: 37, Levance Fields, 2006-07. Junior: 37, Sam Young, 2007-08. Senior: 37, by three players MINUTES PLAYED (Since 1978-79) Freshman: 1,072, Sean Miller, 1987-88. Sophomore: 1,201, Julius Page, 2001-02. Junior: 1,284, Brandin Knight, 2001-02. Senior: 1,281, Julius Page, 2003-04. MINUTES PER GAME Freshman: 35.8, Ricardo Greer, 1997-98 Sophomore: 37.4, Isaac Hawkins, 1997-98. Junior: 40.1, Vonteego Cummings, 1997-98. Senior: 39.0, Andre Alridge, 1995-96.

Ricardo Greer, who started 115 career games and starred for the Panthers from 1997-2001, finished his career ranked among the top-10 school leaders in both scoring and rebounding.

MINUTES PLAYED (Since 1978-79) MP Player 1284 Brandin Knight 1281 Julius Page 1237 Jaron Brown 1201 Julius Page 1187 Sam Young 1177 Ashton Gibbs 1174 Ronald Ramon 1169 Jerome Lane 1165 Levance Fields 1155 Carl Krauser 1146 Sam Young 1146 Clyde Vaughan 1139 Sam Clancy 1129 Vonteego Cummings 1123 Ricardo Greer 1112 Mike Goodson 1106 Brad Wanamaker 1094 Levance Fields 1092 Jason Matthews

Year 2001-02 2003-04 2003-04 2001-02 2007-08 2009-10 2007-08 1986-87 2008-09 2003-04 2008-09 1983-84 1980-81 1996-97 2000-01 1986-87 2009-10 2006-07 1989-90

MINUTES PER GAME (Since 1978-79) MPG Player Year 40.1 Vonteego Cummings 1997-98 39.0 Andre Alridge 1995-96 38.1 Clyde Vaughan 1982-83 37.7 Jason Matthews 1989-90 37.4 Isaac Hawkins 1997-98 37.1 Charles Smith 1985-86 37.0 Clyde Vaughan 1983-84 36.9 Sam Clancy 1978-79 36.8 Darelle Porter 1989-90 PERSONAL FOULS PF Player 122 Charles Smith 117 Ontario Lett 114 Ontario Lett 113 Sam Clancy

Year 1986-87 2001-02 2002-03 1980-81

DISQUALIFICATIONS (Since 1950-51) DISQ. Player Year 15 John Kendrick 1951-52 12 Michael Zernich 1950-51 11 John Mills 1957-58 11 Chuck Hursh 1956-57 11 Julius Pegues 1956-57

FOUR-YEAR STARTERS Since freshmen were sanctioned to participate in varsity play in 1972-73, only seven players have started all four seasons at Pitt:

Sam Clancy, 1977-81 Demetreus Gore, 1984-88 Charles Smith, 1984-88 Sean Miller 1987-92 Ricardo Greer, 1997-01 Brandin Knight 1999-03 Julius Page, 2000-04

GAMES GP 143 141 137 136 135 131 131 130 128 127 126 124 123 123 123

PLAYED Player Sam Young Tyrell Biggs Jaron Brown Julius Page Ronald Ramon Toree Morris Levance Fields Antonio Graves Sean Miller Brandin Knight Carl Krauser Chevon Troutman Keith Benjamin Jason Matthews Darelle Porter

Year 2005-09 2005-09 2000-04 2000-04 2004-08 2000-04 2005-09 2003-07 1987-92 1999-03 2002-06 2001-05 2004-08 1987-91 1987-91

GAMES GS 136 124 122 119 115 112 112

STARTED (Since 1982-83) Player Julius Page Sean Miller Charles Smith Brandin Knight Ricardo Greer Jason Matthews Demetreus Gore

Year 2000-04 1987-92 1984-88 1999-03 1997-01 1987-91 1984-88

MINUTES PLAYED (Since 1978-79) MP Player 4398 Julius Page 4307 Brandin Knight 4146 Sean Miller 4103 Charles Smith 4026 Ricardo Greer 3837 Carl Krauser 3777 Jaron Brown 3747 Levance Fields 3741 Clyde Vaughan 3642 Sam Young 3612 Ronald Ramon 3552 Jason Matthews 3532 Vonteego Cummings 3388 Isaac Hawkins 3369 Darelle Porter

Year 2000-04 1999-03 1987-92 1984-88 1997-01 2002-06 2000-04 2005-09 1980-84 2005-09 2004-08 1987-91 1995-99 1996-01 1987-91

MINUTES PER GAME (Since 1978-79) MPG Player Year 34.4 Ricardo Greer 1997-01 34.3 Vonteego Cummings 1995-99 34.2 Sammie Ellis 1978-80 33.9 Brandin Knight 1999-03 33.6 Charles Smith 1984-88 32.4 Sean Miller 1987-92 32.3 Julius Page 2000-04 32.1 Brian Shorter 1988-91 31.9 Jerome Lane 1985-88 PERSONAL FOULS PF Player 410 Sam Clancy 392 Charles Smith 382 Bobby Martin 358 Wayne Williams 331 Andre Williams 328 Keith Armstrong

Year 1977-81 1984-88 1987-91 1975-79 1981-85 1982-86

DISQUALIFICATIONS (Since 1950-51) DISQ. Player Year 29 Julius Pegues 1955-58 27 Chuck Hursh 1955-58 25 Sam Clancy 1977-81 25 Keith Armstrong 1982-86 25 John Riser 1954-57 23 Michael Zernich 1950-53

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TEAM SEASON HIGHS Total 31 31 29 29 28 27 25 25 25 25 24

Year 2008-09 2003-04 2006-07 2001-02 2002-03 2007-08 2009-10 2005-06 1986-87 1973-74 1987-88

Total 1.000 .920 .882 .862 .861 .861 .848 .833 .829 .783 .783

WINNING PERCENTAGE W-L Year 21-0 1927-28 23-2 1929-30 15-2 1915-16 25-4 1973-74 31-5 2008-09 31-5 2003-04 28-5 2002-03 20-4 1930-31 29-6 2001-02 29-8 2006-07 18-4 1933-34

SCORING MARGIN GP Year 33 2002-03 28 1973-74 36 2008-09 36 2003-04 33 2001-02 33 1986-87 25 1962-63 33 2005-06 25 1963-64 29 2004-05 31 1987-88

OPPONENT SCORING AVERAGE Total GP Year 56.4 36 2003-04 59.2 33 2002-03 59.3 22 1951-52 60.9 35 2001-02 61.8 34 2009-10 62.0 26 1950-51 62.8 27 2006-07 63.1 33 2005-06 63.5 29 2004-05 64.7 31 1983-84 64.8 29 1979-80

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE FG-FGA Year 1000-1965 1986-87 893-1766 2002-03 878-1761 1985-86 878-1768 1987-88 882-1795 1978-79 797-1652 1989-90 969-2012 1973-74 1040-2173 2008-09 845-1773 1977-78 961-2035 2006-07 904-1921 2003-04

OPPONENT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE Total GP Year .330 22 1951-52 .334 23 1952-53 .357 25 1957-58 .367 23 1953-54 .369 25 1962-63 .380 24 1958-59 .380 25 1955-56 .386 36 2003-04 .386 27 1956-57 .386 26 1954-55

3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE Total 3FG-FGA Year .417 211-506 1990-91 .412 146-354 1989-90 .402 167-415 1988-89 .401 115-287 1987-88 .382 229-599 2006-07 .379 175-462 2004-05 .373 110-295 1986-87 .364 208-572 2002-03 .355 204-575 1995-96 .352 206-585 2005-06 .352 225-639 2008-09

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE FTM-FTA Year 741-991 1990-91 679-910 1988-89 449-611 1961-62 385-524 1964-65 575-789 1978-79 411-565 1977-78 687-945 1989-90 468-646 1982-83 604-841 1987-88 402-562 1994-95

Total +15.7 +15.3 +12.4 +11.5 +11.4 +10.8 +10.3 +9.4 +9.2 +8.8 +8.8

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TOTAL WINS GP 36 36 37 35 33 37 34 33 33 29 31

Total .509 .506 .499 .497 .491 .482 .482 .479 .477 .472 .471

Total .748 .746 .735 .735 .729 .727 .727 .724 .718 .715

GAMES PLAYED GP 37 37 36 36 35 34 34 33 33 33 33

Year 2007-08 2006-07 2008-09 2003-04 2001-02 2009-10 1991-92 1986-87 1990-91 2000-01 2002-03

Total 2801 2772 2758 2731 2637 2591 2530 2475 2473 2446 2427

TOTAL POINTS GP 36 33 33 37 37 34 35 31 33 36 29

Year 2008-09 1986-87 1990-91 2007-08 2006-07 1991-92 2001-02 1987-88 2002-03 2003-04 1989-90

Total 84.0 83.7 83.6 81.8 80.8 80.7 80.2 79.8 78.9 78.0 77.8

SCORING AVERAGE GP Year 33 1986-87 29 1989-90 33 1990-91 25 1963-64 28 1973-74 29 1978-79 24 1971-72 31 1987-88 30 1988-89 26 1954-55 36 2008-09

Total 2185 2173 2083 2035 2023 2012 2011 1981 1974 1965 1961

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS GP Year 37 2007-08 36 2008-09 29 1974-75 37 2006-07 26 1954-55 28 1973-74 34 1991-92 31 1980-81 35 2001-02 33 1986-87 33 1996-97

FIELD GOALS MADE Total GP Year 1040 36 2008-09 1000 33 1986-87 997 37 2007-08 969 28 1973-74 961 37 2006-07 949 29 1974-75 928 35 2001-02 913 34 1991-92 904 36 2003-04 903 31 1980-81 903 33 1990-91

FIELD GOALS MADE PER GAME Total GP Year 34.6 28 1973-74 33.1 24 1971-72 32.7 29 1974-75 31.8 25 1963-64 31.3 27 1977-78 30.6 29 1972-73 30.4 29 1978-79 30.3 29 1985-86 30.3 33 1986-87

3-POINT GOALS MADE GP Year 37 2006-07 36 2008-09 37 2007-08 28 1994-95 35 2001-02 33 1990-91 33 2002-03 33 2005-06 27 1995-96 33 2000-01 34 2009-10

3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE PER GAME Total GP Year 8.0 28 1994-95 7.5 27 1995-96 6.7 29 2004-05 6.4 33 1990-91 6.3 36 2008-09 6.3 33 2002-03 6.3 35 2001-02 6.2 37 2006-07 6.2 33 2005-06 6.2 28 1999-00 6.1 27 1993-94

3-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS Total GP Year 682 35 2001-02 671 37 2007-08 641 28 1994-95 639 36 2008-09 599 37 2006-07 585 33 2005-06 578 33 2000-01 575 27 1995-96 572 33 2002-03 543 28 1999-00 537 33 1996-97

OPPONENT THREE-POINT PERCENTAGE Total 3FG-3FGA Year .288 181-628 2001-02 .304 156-513 1998-99 .307 176-573 2002-03 .308 186-603 2003-04 .309 217-702 2006-07 .322 165-512 1996-97 .325 164-504 1991-92 .327 149-456 1995-96 .329 229-695 2008-09 .332 153-461 1993-94 .333 144-433 1994-95

FREE THROWS MADE Total GP Year 741 33 1990-91 687 29 1989-90 679 30 1988-89 662 33 1986-87 617 34 1991-92 604 31 1987-88 575 29 1978-79 571 25 1955-56 566 27 1956-57 553 26 1954-55

FREE THROWS MADE PER GAME Total GP Year 23.7 29 1989-90 22.8 25 1955-56 22.6 30 1988-89 22.5 33 1990-91 21.7 23 1952-53 21.3 26 1954-55 20.9 27 1956-57 20.1 33 1986-87 19.8 29 1978-79 19.5 23 1961-62

FREE THROW ATTEMPTS Total GP Year 994 34 1991-92 991 33 1990-91 961 33 1986-87 945 29 1989-90 910 30 1988-89 864 26 1954-55 841 31 1987-88 841 25 1955-56 836 23 1953-54 825 27 1956-57

TOTAL REBOUNDS Off-Def Year 533-899d 2008-09 533o-866d 2007-08 0o-1377d 1954-55 456o-914d 1986-87 462o-883d 2001-02 445o-884d 2006-07 466o-854d 2003-04 476o-834d 1991-92 0o-1288d 1974-75 0o-1283d 1952-53 422-859 2005-06

REBOUND AVERAGE GP Year 23 1952-53 23 1953-54 26 1954-55 23 1960-61 25 1955-56 22 1967-68 25 1966-67 24 1970-71 28 1973-74 25 1957-58

REBOUND MARGIN GP Year 27 1977-78 33 1986-87 36 2008-09 29 2004-05 33 2005-06 33 2002-03 28 1973-74 35 2001-02 23 1952-53 31 1987-88 25 1955-56

OPPONENT REBOUND AVERAGE Total GP Year 29.5 29 2004-05 29.5 33 2002-03 30.5 36 2008-09 30.7 28 1982-83 31.2 33 2005-06 31.3 37 2006-07 31.3 36 2003-04 31.8 33 1986-87 31.8 31 1987-88 32.0 35 2001-02 32.3 34 2009-10

Total 1432 1399 1377 1370 1345 1329 1320 1310 1288 1283 1281

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Total 55.8 53.9 53.0 48.5 48.4 48.0 47.1 46.0 45.8 45.4

Total +10.6 +9.7 +9.3 +8.6 +7.6 +6.6 +6.5 +6.4 +6.2 +6.0 +5.7

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Total 647 633 590 589 587 578 566 562 544 541 536

TOTAL ASSISTS GP 37 36 35 33 33 37 31 33 28 33 34

Total 169 157 155 148 148 146 146 140 139 138 135

BLOCKED SHOTS GP Year 36 2003-04 35 2001-02 33 1996-97 33 1986-87 29 1985-86 34 1991-92 29 1974-75 27 1993-94 36 2008-09 34 2009-10 31 1987-88

Year 2006-07 2008-09 2001-02 2002-03 1986-87 2007-08 1987-88 1990-91 1973-74 2005-06 2009-10

Total 19.4 19.2 18.3 17.8 17.8 17.6 17.5 17.4 17.2 17.0 16.9

ASSISTS AVERAGE GP Year 28 1973-74 24 1971-72 31 1987-88 33 2002-03 33 1986-87 36 2008-09 37 2006-07 29 1974-75 27 1976-77 33 1990-91 27 1993-94

BLOCKED SHOTS AVERAGE Total GP Year 5.2 27 1993-94 5.1 29 1985-86 5.0 29 1974-75 4.9 27 1997-98 4.7 33 1996-97 4.7 36 2003-04 4.5 27 1977-78 4.5 35 2001-02 4.5 33 1986-87 4.4 31 1987-88

ASSIST:TURNOVER RATIO Total GP Year 1.47 37 2006-07 1.45 36 2008-09 1.30 37 2007-08 1.27 34 2009-10 1.26 30 1988-89 1.22 33 2002-03 1.21 33 1986-87 1.20 33 2005-06 1.20 33 1990-91 1.18 35 2001-02 1.15 36 2003-04 1.13 31 1987-88

Total 338 333 323 287 271 262 252 251 246 245 241

TOTAL STEALS GP 30 33 31 29 33 30 31 37 36 28 27

Year 1998-99 1996-97 1980-81 1979-80 2002-03 1981-82 1983-84 2007-08 2008-09 1994-95 1997-98

TURNOVERS FORCED PER GAME Total GP Year 20.1 33 1996-97 18.6 27 1995-96 18.4 28 1994-95 17.6 30 1998-99 16.9 27 1997-98 16.4 34 1991-92 16.1 35 2001-02 15.6 27 1993-94 15.1 33 2000-01 14.9 28 1999-00

Total 11.3 10.4 10.1 9.9 8.9 8.8 8.7 8.7 8.2 8.1

FEWEST TURNOVERS COMMITTED PER GAME Total GP Year 11.9 37 2006-07 12.0 37 2007-08 12.1 36 2008-09 12.3 34 2009-10 12.6 36 2003-04 13.2 30 1988-89 13.7 33 2005-06 14.2 33 1990-91 14.2 35 2001-02 14.4 29 2004-05 14.7 33 2002-03

STEALS AVERAGE GP Year 30 1998-99 31 1980-81 33 1996-97 29 1979-80 27 1997-98 28 1994-95 30 1981-82 27 1995-96 33 2002-03 31 1983-84

TEAM SEASON LOWS Total 869 950 1,236 1,252 1,252

Total 11.8 13.1 13.2 13.4 13.5

TOTAL POINTS GP 18 21 25 22 24

Year 1949-50 1947-48 1948-49 1951-52 1968-69

ASSISTS AVERAGE GP Year 28 1982-83 29 1979-80 29 1984-85 31 1980-81 30 1998-99

Total 45.2 48.3 49.4 56.3 56.9

Total 176 177 178 185 186

SCORING AVERAGE GP Year 21 1947-48 18 1949-50 25 1948-49 26 1950-51 22 1951-52 TOTAL STEALS GP 28 34 28 30 29

Year 1992-93 2009-10 1982-83 1988-89 1989-90

Total .313 .326 .329 .329 .334

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE FGM-A Year 547-1745 1950-51 333-1020 1949-50 462-1404 1951-52 570-1735 1953-54 557-1670 1952-53

Total 5.2 5.2 5.9 5.9 6.2

STEALS AVERAGE GP Year 39 2009-10 37 2006-07 36 2003-04 33 1986-87 33 2005-06

Total .575 .590 .596 .597 .601

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE FTM-A Year 203-353 1949-50 328-556 1951-52 498-836 1953-54 485-812 1952-53 360-599 1948-49

Total 43 60 60 62 68

BLOCKED SHOTS GP Year 28 1982-83 28 1999-00 27 1976-77 30 1981-82 29 1989-80

Total 309 380 384 391 393

TOTAL ASSISTS GP 22 29 29 27 29

Year 1951-52 1979-80 1984-85 1977-78 1978-79

BLOCKED SHOTS AVERAGE Total GP Year 1.5 28 1982-83 2.1 30 1981-82 2.1 28 1999-00 2.2 27 1976-77 2.3 29 1989-90

WINNING STREAKS PITT BASKETBALL STREAKS Longest Win Streak: 22 from 12/4/73-2/20/74; 21 from 1927-1928; 19 from 2/9/29-2/1/30; 18 from 11/14/03-1/17/04; 16 from 11/14/08-1/17/09; 15 from 11/ 19/05-1/21/06; 15 from 2/5/15-1916. Longest Home Win Streak: 40 from 1/22/01-2/29/04; 31 from 2/27/08-1/20/10; 27 from 12/10/73-12/23/75; 21, 2/27/08-current; 16 from 11/19/05-3/3/06; 14 from 1/31/87-1/25/88; 12 from 2/9/84-1/22/86; 11 from 1/2/64-12/4/65. Longest On-Campus Home Win Streak: 40 from 1/22/01-2/29/04; 25 from 12/10/73-12/23/75. Longest Losing Streak: 10 from 12/7/68-1/22/69; 10 from 2/5/93-3/10/93; 9 from 2/8/68-12/5/69. Longest Home Losing Streak: 7 from 12/12/53-1/9/54; 5 from 1/29/93-2/22/93; 5 from 1/3/95-2/4/95; 5 from 1/25/66-2/26/66. Longest Road Win Streak: 11 from 1927-1929; 6 from 1/4/07-2/24/07; 6 from 2/10/02-12/31/02; 6 from 1929-1930; 6 from 12/4/73-2/16/74. Longest Road Losing Streak: 23 from 2/13/68-2/18/70; 19 from 1949-1951. Longest Season Opening Win Streak: 21-0 in 1927-28; 18-0 in 2003-04; 16-0 in 2008-09; 15-0 in 2005-06; 15-0 in 1915-16; 12-0 in 1929-30; 10-0 in 2006-07; 10-0 in 2004-05; 9-0 in 1987-88 and 9-0 in 2002-03. Longest Season Opening Losing Streak: 6 in 1947-48; 4 in 1954-55; 4 in 1949-50. Most Consecutive Winning Seasons: 10 from 2000-01 to current; 6 from 1983-84 to 1988-89; 5 from 1932-33 to 1936-37; 5 from 1977-78 to 1981-82. Most Consecutive Losing Seasons: 5 from 1964-65 to 1968-69. Most Consecutive NCAA Tournament Appearances: 9 from 2002-current; 3 from 1987-89; 2 from 1957-58; 1981-82. Most Consecutive Postseason Appearances: 10 from 2000-current; 6 from 1984-89; 3 from 1991-93, 1980-82. Consecutive NCAA “Sweet Sixteen” Appearances: 3 (2001-02, 2002-03, 2003-04). Consecutive Seasons Advancing to the Big East Tournament: 28 from 1983-2010.

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POSTSEASON HISTORY NCAA TOURNAMENT HISTORY Appearances: 22; Games: 45; Total Record: 22-23. Date

Opponent (Location)

W/L

Score

1941 Final Four 3/21 ........ vs. North Carolina (Madison, Wisc.) ................... W ........... 26-20 3/22 ........ at Wisconsin (Final Four- Madison, Wisc.) .......... L ........... 36-30 1957 3/11 ........ vs. Morehead State (Columbus, Ohio) ............... W ........... 86-85 3/15 ........ at Kentucky (Lexington, Ky.) ................................ L ........... 98-92 3/16 ........ vs. Notre Dame (Consolation-Lexington, Ky.) ..... L ........... 86-85 1958 3/11 ........ vs. Miami (Ohio) (Evanston, Ill.) ........................... L ........... 82-77 1963 3/11 ........ vs. New York Univ. (Philadelphia, Pa.) .................. L ........... 93-83 1974 3/9 .......... 3/14 ........ 3/16 ........

Elite Eight vs. Saint Joseph’s (Morgantown, W.Va.) ............ W ........... 54-42 vs. Furman (Raleigh, N.C.) .................................. W ........... 81-78 at North Carolina State (Raleigh, N.C.) ............... L ......... 100-72

1981 3/13 ........ vs. Idaho (El Paso, Texas) .................................... W ... 70-69 (OT) 3/15 ........ vs. North Carolina (El Paso, Texas) ...................... L ........... 74-57 1982 3/12 ........ vs. Pepperdine (Pullman, Wash.) .......................... L ........... 99-88

Pitt’s 2002-03 team automatically qualified for the NCAA Tournament when it captured the school’s firstever Big East Tournament title. The Panthers advanced to their second consecutive NCAA Tournament “Sweet Sixteen” appearance.

1985 3/14 ........ vs. Louisiana Tech (Tulsa, Okla.) .......................... L ........... 78-54

NIT HISTORY

1987 3/13 ........ vs. Marist (Tucson, Ariz.) ..................................... W ........... 93-68 3/15 ........ vs. Oklahoma (Tucson, Ariz.) ............................... L ........... 96-93

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1988 3/18 ........ vs. Eastern Michigan (Lincoln, Neb.) .................. W ......... 108-90 3/20 ........ vs. Vanderbilt (OT) (Lincoln, Neb.) ....................... L ........... 80-74

Appearances: 8; Games: 14; Total Record: 6-8 Date Opponent (Location) W/L Score 1964 3/14 ........ vs. Drake (New York, N.Y.) ................................... L ........... 87-82

1989 3/10 ........ vs. Ball State (Indianapolis, Ind.) ......................... L ........... 68-64

1975 3/15 ........ vs. Southern Illinois (New York, N.Y.) .................. W ........... 70-65 3/18 ........ vs. Providence (New York, N.Y.) ........................... L ......... 101-80

1991 3/14 ........ vs. Georgia (OT) (Louisville, Ky.) ......................... W ........... 76-68 3/16 ........ vs. Kansas (Louisville, Ky.) ................................... L ........... 77-66

1980 3/6 .......... at Duquesne (Pittsburgh, Pa./Civic Arena) ........... L ........... 65-63

1993 3/19 ........ vs. Utah (Nashville, Tenn.) .................................... L ........... 86-65

1984 3/16 ........ vs. LaSalle (Philadelphia, Pa.) ............................. W ........... 95-91 3/18 ........ vs. Florida State (Greensboro, N.C.) ................... W ........... 66-63 3/23 ........ Notre Dame (Pittsburgh, Pa.) ............................... L ........... 72-64

2002 3/15 ........ 3/17 ........ 3/21 ........

Sweet Sixteen vs. Cent. Conn. State (Pittsburgh, Pa.) .............. W ........... 71-54 vs. California (Pittsburgh, Pa.) ............................. W ........... 63-50 vs. Kent State (OT) (Lexington, Ky.) .................... L ........... 78-73

2003 3/21 ........ 3/23 ........ 3/27 ........

Sweet Sixteen vs. Wagner (Boston, Mass.) ................................ W ........... 87-61 vs. Indiana (Boston, Mass.) ................................. W ........... 74-52 vs. Marquette (Minneapolis, Minn.) ..................... L ........... 77-74

1992 3/18 ........ at Penn State (University Park, Pa.) ................... W ........... 67-65 3/23 ........ Florida (Pittsburgh, Pa.) ........................................ L ........... 77-74

2004 3/19 ........ 3/21 ........ 3/25 ........

Sweet Sixteen vs. Central Florida (Milwaukee, Wisc.) ............... W ........... 53-44 vs. Wisconsin (Milwaukee, Wisc.) ....................... W ........... 59-55 vs. Oklahoma State (East Rutherford, N.J.) ....... L ........... 63-51

1997 3/12 ........ New Orleans (Pittsburgh, Pa.) ............................. W ........... 82-63 3/17 ........ at Arkansas (Fayetteville, Ark.) ............................ L ........... 76-71

2005 3/17 ........ vs. Pacific (Boise, Idaho) ...................................... L ........... 79-71 2006 3/17 ........ vs. Kent State (Auburn Hills, Mich.) ................... W ........... 79-64 3/19 ........ vs. Bradley (Auburn Hills, Mich.) .......................... L ........... 72-66 2007 3/15 ........ 3/17 ........ 3/22 ........

Sweet Sixteen vs. Wright State (Buffalo, N.Y.) ........................... W ........... 79-58 vs. Virginia Commonwealth (Buffalo, N.Y.) ......... W ... 84-79 (OT) vs. UCLA (San Jose, Calif.) ................................. L ........... 64-55

2008 3/20 ........ vs. Oral Roberts (Denver, Colo.) .......................... W ........... 82-63 3/22 ........ vs. Michigan State (Denver, Colo.) ...................... L ........... 65-54 2009 3/20 ........ 3/22 ........ 3/26 ........ 3/28 ........

Elite Eight vs. East Tennessee State (Dayton, Ohio) ............ W ........... vs. Oklahoma State (Dayton, Ohio) .................... W ........... vs. Xavier (Boston, Mass.) ................................... W ........... vs. Villanova (Boston, Mass.) ............................... L ...........

72-62 84-76 60-55 78-76

2010 3/19 ........ vs. Oakland (Milwaukee, Wis.) ............................ W ........... 89-66 3/21 ........ vs. Xavier (Milwaukee, Wis.) ................................ L ........... 71-68

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1986 3/12 ........ at SW Missouri State (Springfield, Mo.) .............. L ........... 59-52

2001 3/14 ........ St. Bonaventure (Pittsburgh, Pa.) ....................... W ........... 84-75 3/19 ........ Mississippi State (Pittsburgh, Pa.) ........................ L ........... 66-61 Pitt’s 2008 Big East Tournament championship team became Pitt’s fourth NCAA Tournament automatic qualifier after its title game victory over Georgetown.

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PITT’S ALL-TIME NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES

NCAA TOURNAMENT INFO Appearances: 22. Total Games: 45. Overall Record: 22-23. Overtime: 2-2. One-Point Games: 3 (2-1) Two-Point Games: 1 (0-1) Most Points ScoredPittsburgh: 108 (108-90 win vs. Eastern Michigan, 3/18/ 88). Most Points ScoredOpponent: 100 (100-72 loss vs. North Carolina State, 3/16/ 74). Largest Victory MarginPittsburgh: 26 (87-61 win vs. Wagner, 3/21/03). Largest Victory MarginOpponent: 28 (100-72 loss vs. North Carolina State, 3/16/74) Consecutive Wins: 3, 2009. Consecutive Losses: 4 (3/15/ 57-3/11/63). Last 10: 6-4. Last 20: 12-8.

Key: How- Q, automatic; A-at-large; W-L- record entered NCAA Tournament; second W-L column- record in tournament; third W-L column, final record.

NCAA TOURNAMENT NOTES Pitt received its first-ever No. 1 seed in 2008-09, its highestever seeding in the NCAA Tournament. The following are Pitt’s 22 NCAA Tournament appearances: 1941, 1957, 1958, 1963, 1974, 1981, 1982, 1985, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1991, 1993, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010. The farthest Pitt has ever advanced in the NCAA Tournament is the “Elite Eight” in both 1974 (32-team tournament) and 2009 (64team tournament). Pitt’s three wins in 2009 marked its most wins in a single NCAA Tournament. Pitt has made back-to-back consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances six times in school history. It appeared in back-to-back NCAA Tournaments in 1957 and 1958, 1981 and 1982, three straight tournaments in 198789 and a school record nine consecutive from 2002-10. In 2002, Pitt advanced to the NCAA “Sweet Sixteen” for the first time in 28 years. In 2010, Pitt made its secondever NCAA Tournament berth as the Big East’s automatic qualifier. The Panthers captured their second-ever Big East Tournament championship with a 74-65 win against Georgetown. In 2009, Pitt earned its first Elite Eight appearance since 1974.

Year 1941 1957 1958 1963 1974 1981 1982 1985 1987 1988 1991 1993 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

Conference (seed) How Independent A (Final Four-Madison, Wisc.) Independent (Cons. Game) A Independent A Independent A Independent A Eastern 8 (10) Q Eastern 8 (10) Q Big East (12) A Big East (3) A Big East (2) A Big East (6) A Big East (9) A Big East (3) A Big East (2) Q Big East (3) A Big East (9) A Big East (5) A Big East (3) A Big East (4) Q Big East (1) A Big East (3) A

W-L 12-5

Pct. .706

W-L 1-1

W-L 13-6

15-9 18-6 19-5 22-3 18-11 20-9 17-11 24-7 23-6 20-11 17-10 27-5 26-4 29-4 20-8 24-7 27-7 26-9 28-4 24-8

.625 .750 .792 .880 .621 .690 .607 .774 .793 .645 .630 .844 .867 .879 .714 .774 .794 .743 875 .750

1-2 0-1 0-1 2-1 1-1 0-1 0-1 1-1 1-1 1-1 0-1 2-1 2-1 2-1 0-1 1-1 2-1 1-1 3-1 1-1

16-11 18-7 19-6 24-4 19-12 20-10 17-12 25-8 24-7 21-12 17-11 29-6 28-5 31-5 20-9 25-8 29-8 27-10 31-5 25-9

TOP NCAA TOURNAMENT GAME PERFORMANCES POINTS 34 ........ Billy Knight .................................... vs. Furman, 3/14/74 32 ........ Sam Young ................................... vs. Oklahoma State, 3/22/09 31 ........ Don Hennon .................................. vs. Morehead State, 3/11/57 31 ........ Charles Smith ............................... vs. Eastern Michigan, 3/18/88 31 ........ Julius Pegues ................................ vs. Miami, Ohio, 3/11/58 30 ........ John Riser ..................................... vs. Kentucky, 3/15/57 28 ........ Sam Young ................................... vs. Villanova, 3/28/09 27 ........ Carl Krauser .................................. vs. Pacific, 3/17/05 27 ........ DeJuan Blair ................................. vs. E. Tennessee State, 3/20/09 26 ........ Don Hennon .................................. vs. Miami, Ohio, 3/11/58 REBOUNDS 20 ........ Jerome Lane ................................ vs. Vanderbilt, 3/20/88 17 ........ DeJuan Blair ................................. vs. Xavier, 3/26/09 17 ........ Jerome Lane ................................ vs. Eastern Michigan, 3/18/88 16 ........ DeJuan Blair ................................. vs. E. Tennessee State, 3/20/09 16 ........ Chris Taft ....................................... vs. Central Florida, 3/19/04 14 ........ Chevon Troutman ......................... vs. Wisconsin, 3/21/04 ASSISTS 11 ........ Brandin Knight .............................. vs. 10 ........ Darelle Porter ................................ vs. 9 .......... Levance Fields .............................. vs. 9 .......... Levance Fields .............................. vs. 9 .......... Carl Krauser .................................. vs. 9 .......... Sean Miller ................................... vs. 9 .......... Brandin Knight .............................. vs.

Marquette, 3/27/03 Eastern Michigan, 3/18/88 Oklahoma State, 3/22/09 Wright State, 3/15/07 Kent State, 3/17/06 Eastern Michigan, 3/18/88 Central Conn. State, 3/15/02

DOUBLE-DOUBLES IN NCAA TOURNAMENT PLAY Brad Wanamaker, 16 points, 10 rebounds vs. Xavier, 3/21/10 DeJuan Blair, 20 points, 10 rebounds vs. Villanova, 3/28/09 DeJuan Blair, 10 points, 17 rebounds vs. Xavier, 3/26/09 DeJuan Blair, 10 points, 12 rebounds vs. Oklahoma State, 3/22/09 DeJuan Blair, 27 points, 16 rebounds vs. E. Tenn. State, 3/20/09 Sam Young, 14 points, 13 rebounds vs. E. Tenn. State, 3/20/09 Aaron Gray, 17 points, 13 rebounds vs. Kent State, 3/17/06 Chris Taft, 13 points, 12 rebounds vs. Pacific, 3/17/05 Brandin Knight, 16 points, 11 assists vs. Marquette, 3/27/03 Brian Shorter, 23 points, 13 rebounds vs. Georgia, 3/14/91 Charles Smith, 21 points, 10 rebounds vs. Vanderbilt, 3/20/88 Jerome Lane, 22 points, 17 rebounds vs. Eastern Michigan, 3/18/88 Charles Smith, 31 points, 12 rebounds vs. Eastern Michigan, 3/18/88 Jerome Lane, 14 points, 13 rebounds vs. Oklahoma, 3/15/87 Sam Clancy, 22 points, 13 rebounds vs. Idaho, 3/13/81 Billy Knight, 19 points, 10 rebounds vs. North Carolina State, 3/16/74 John Riser, 30 points, 13 rebounds vs. Kentucky, 3/15/57

TOTAL POSTSEASON (NCAA & NIT) Appearances: 30 Games: 59 Total Record: 28-31

CAREER LEADERS POINTS 177 Sam Young 136 Levance Fields 125 Carl Krauser 108 Julius Page 106 Charles Smith 103 Chevon Troutman 103 Don Hennon 89 Brandin Knight 87 Jaron Brown 74 Ronald Ramon

2006-09 2006-09 2003-06 2002-04 1985-88 2002-05 1957-58 2002-03 2002-04 2005-08

REBOUNDS 72 DeJuan Blair 64 Chevon Troutman 57 Jerome Lane 46 Jaron Brown 41 Aaron Gray 41 Carl Krauser 39 Charles Smith

2008-09 2002-05 1987-88 2002-04 2004-07 2003-06 1985-88

ASSISTS 55 Levance Fields 43 Brandin Knight 36 Sean Miller 31 Carl Krauser

2006-09 2002-03 1988-91 2003-06

RESULTS VS. OPPONENTS Opponent Ball State Bradley California Central Conn. State Central Florida East Tennessee State Eastern Michigan Furman Georgia Idaho Indiana Kansas Kent State Kentucky Louisiana Tech Marist Marquette Miami (Ohio) Michigan State Morehead State New York Univ. North Carolina North Carolina State Notre Dame Oakland Oklahoma Oklahoma State Oral Roberts Pacific Pepperdine Saint Joseph’s UCLA Utah Vanderbilt Villanova VCU Wagner Wisconsin Wright State Xavier Totals

W 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 22

L 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 23

NCAA TOURNAMENT SEEDING Year 1981 1982 1985 1987 1988 1989 1991 1993

Seed ....... 10 ....... 10 ....... 12 ......... 3 ......... 2 ......... 8 ......... 6 ......... 9

Year 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

Seed ......... 3 ......... 2 ......... 3 ......... 9 ......... 5 ......... 3 ......... 4 ......... 1 ......... 3

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GAME RECORDS Minutes: 45, Sean Miller, vs. Vanderbilt, 3/20/88; Julius Page vs. Kent State, 3/21/02. Points: 34, Billy Knight vs. Furman, 3/14/74. Rebounds: 20, Jerome Lane vs. Vanderbilt, 3/20/88. Assists: 11, Brandin Knight vs. Marquette, 3/27/03. Field Goals Made: 16, John Riser vs. Kentucky, 3/15/57. Field Goals Attempted: 33, Don Hennon vs. Miami,Ohio, 3/11/58. Field Goal Percentage (10+ FGM): .789 (10-13), Charles Smith vs. Oklahoma, 3/15/87. Field Goal Percentage (less than 10 FGM): 1.000, DeJuan Blair (9-9) vs. Villanova, 3/28/09; Aaron Gray (6-6) vs. Kent State, 3/17/06; Ronald Ramon (6-6) vs. Kent State, 3/17/06; Chevon Troutman (5-5) vs. Central Florida, 3/19/04. Free Throws Made: 16, John Riser, vs. Kentucky, 3/15/57. Free Throws Attempted: 17, John Riser vs. Kentucky, 3/15/57. Free Throw Percentage (less than 10 FTA): 1.000, Calvin Sheffield (88) vs. New York, 3/11/63. Free Throw Percentage (at least 10 FTA): .941, John Riser (16-17) vs. Kentucky, 3/15/57; .909, Billy Knight (10-11) vs. Furman, 3/14/74. Three-Point FG Made: 5, Jason Matthews vs. Ball State, 3/16/89. Three-Point FG Attempted: 13, Ashton Gibbs vs. Xavier, 3/21/10. Three-Point FG Percentage (at least 4 3FGmade): .667, Ronald Ramon (4-6) vs. Wright State, 3/15/ 07, Tom Glover (4-6) vs. Georgia, 3/ 14/91, Julius Page (4-6) vs. Central Connecticut State, 3/15/02. Offensive Rebounds: 8, DeJuan Blair vs. Xavier, 3/26/09; Sam Clancy vs. Idaho, 3/13/81. Steals: 5, Daryl Shepherd vs. Louisiana Tech, 3/14/85; Brandin Knight vs. Central Connecticut State, 3/15/02, vs. Indiana, 3/23/03; Jermaine Dixon vs. Oakland, 3/19/ 10. Turnovers: 7, Dwayne Wallace vs. North Carolina, 3/15/81. Blocked Shots: 5, Aaron Gray vs. Kent State, 3/17/06. FULL NCAA TOURNAMENT Games Played: 4, many players in 2009. Minutes: 154, Sam Young, 2009. Points: 93, Sam Young, 2009. Scoring Average: 26.0, Charles Smith, 1988. Rebounds: 55, DeJuan Blair, 2009. Rebound Average: 18.5, Jerome Lane, 1988. Assists: 26, Levance Fields, 2009. Assists Average: 7.33, Brandin Knight, 2003. Field Goals Made: 33, Sam Young, 2009. Field Goals Attempted: 73, Don Hennon, 1957.

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Field Goal Percentage: .875, Levon Kendall (7-8), 2006. Free Throws Made: 17, Don Hennon, 1957. Free Throws Attempted: 19, Don Hennon, 1957; Brad Wanamaker, 2010. Free Throw Percentage: .938, Sam Young (15-16), 2009. Three Point Field Goals Made: 12, Levance Fields, 2009. Three Point Field Goals Attempted: 25, Sam Young, 2009. Three Point Field Goal Percentage: .625, Ronald Ramon (10-16), 2007. Steals: 8, DeJuan Blair, 2009. Turnovers: 13, Sam Young, 2009. Blocked Shots: 7, Aaron Gray, 2007. Blocked Shot Average: 2.33, Aaron Gray, 2007. INDIVIDUAL-CAREER Games Played: 10, Chevon Troutman, 2002-05. Games Started: 9, Julius Page, 2002-04; Jaron Brown, 2002-04. Minutes: 335, Julius Page, 200204. Points: 177, Sam Young, 2006-09. Scoring Average: 25.8, Don Hennon, 1957-58. Rebounds: 72, DeJuan Blair, 200609. Rebound Average: 14.3, Jerome Lane, 1987-88. Assists: 43, Brandin Knight, 200203. Field Goals Made: 63, Sam Young, 2006-09. Field Goals Attempted: 130, Sam Young, 2006-09. Field Goal Percentage: .586, Chevon Troutman (34-58), 2002-04. Free Throws Made: 36, Sam Young, 2006-09. Free Throws Attempted: 47, Sam Young, 2006-09. Free Throw Percentage: .875, Don Hennon (21-24), 1957-58. Three Point FG Made: 22, Levance Fields, 2006-09. Three Point FG Attempted: 38, Carl Krauser, 2003-06. Three Point FG Pct.: .417, Julius Page (15-36), 2002-03. Steals: 13, Brandin Knight, 200203. Turnovers: 27, Carl Krauser, 200306. Blocked Shots: 8, Charles Smith, 1985-88.

TEAM RECORDS GAME RECORDS Minutes: 225, Virginia Commonwealth, 3/17/07, Kent State, 3/21/02. Points: 108, vs. Eastern Michigan, 3/18/88. Least Points: 26 vs. North Carolina, 3/21/41. Rebounds: 50 vs. Oral Roberts, 3/ 20/08. Assists: 29, vs. Eastern Michigan, 3/18/88.

Field Goals Made: 38, vs. Pepperdine, 3/12/82; vs. Oklahoma, 3/15/87. Field Goals Attempted: 79, vs. Pepperdine, 3/12/82. Best Field Goal Percentage: .674, vs. Kent State (31-46), 3/17/06. Worst Field Goal Percentage: .327 vs. Michigan State (17-52), 3/22/08. Three Point FG Made: 11, vs. Oklahoma State, 3/22/09. Three Point FG Attempted: 28, vs. Oklahoma State, 3/22/09. Three-Point Percentage (at least 15 3FGA): .563, vs. Wagner (9-16), 3/21/03. Free Throws Made: 26, vs. Kentucky, 3/15/57. Free Throws Attempted: 36, vs. Oakland, 3/19/10. Free Throw Percentage: .947 (1819) vs. Michigan State, 3/22/08. Personal Fouls: 31, vs. N.C. State, 3/16/74. Disqualifications: 3, vs. Ball State, 3/16/89; vs. Kentucky, 3/15/57. Steals: 14, vs. Wagner, 3/21/03. Most Turnovers: 22, vs. Oklahoma, 3/15/87. Least Turnovers: 7, vs. Pepperdine, 3/12/82. Blocked Shots: 7, vs. Kent State, 3/17/06; vs. Louisiana Tech, 3/14/ 85.

Free Throws Made: 12, Johnny Cox, Kentucky, 3/15/57. Free Throws Attempted: 16, Keith Benson, Oakland, 3/19/10. Free Throw Percentage: 1.000, Aaron Afflalo (10-10), UCLA, 3/22/ 07; Tommy Burleson (8-8), N.C. State, 3/16/74; _Brown, Kansas, 3/ 16/91. Three Point FG Made: 5, Terel Harris, Oklahoma State, 3/22/09; Devin Harris, Wisconsin, 3/21/04; Phil Dixon, Utah, 3/19/93; Dedrick Dye, Wagner, 3/21/03. Three Point FG Attempted: 12, Kevin Tiggs, East Tennessee State, 3/20/09; Jody Patton, Georgia, 3/14/ 91; Brown, Kansas, 3/16/91. Three Point FG Percentage: 1.000, Charles Mayes (2-2), Vanderbilt, 3/20/88; Karon Bradley, Marquette, 3/27/03. Offensive Rebounds: 7, Lawrence Wright, Bradley, 3/19/06; Johnson, Oklahoma, 3/15/87. Steals: 5, Byron Eaton, Oklahoma State, 3/22/09; Phil Hapson, Idaho, 3/13/81; Andrew Mitchell, Kent State, 3/21/02. Turnovers: 7, Kreg Owens, Idaho, 3/13/81; Matt Doherty, North Carolina, 3/15/81. Blocked Shots: 5, Kenny Frease, Xavier, 3/26/09.

FULL NCAA TOURNAMENT Games: 4, 2009. Minutes: 800 in 2009. Points: 292 in 2009. Scoring Margin: 15.0 in 2003. Rebounds: 160 in 2009. Assists: 57 in 2009. Field Goals Made: 99 in 2009. Field Goals Attempted: 229 in 2009. Field Goal Percentage: .540 (87161) in 2003. Free Throws Made: 67 in 2009. Free Throws Attempted: 97 in 2009. Three Point FG Made: 27 in 2009. Three Point FG Attempted: 80 in 2009. Steals: 29 in 2003. Turnovers: 52 in 2009. Blocked Shots: 15 in 2007.

TEAM GAME RECORDS Minutes: 225, Virginia Commonwealth, 3/17/07, Kent State, 3/21/02. Most Points: 100, North Carolina State, 3/16/74. Least Points: 20, North Carolina, 3/ 21/41. Rebounds: 56, Louisiana Tech, 3/ 14/85. Assists: 20, Pepperdine, 3/12/82. Field Goals Made: 36, Pepperdine, 3/12/82; Oklahoma, 3/15/87. Field Goals Attempted: 82, Oklahoma, 3/15/87. Best Field Goal Percentage: .600, Pepperdine, 3/12/82. Worst Field Goal Percentage: .310, California, 3/17/02. Free Throws Made: 30, N.C. State, 3/16/74. Free Throws Attempted: 43, New York, 3/11/63. Free Throw Percentage: 1.000, Oklahoma State (12-12), 3/22/09; .957, Villanova (22-23), 3/28/09; .885, UCLA (23-26), 3/22/07. Three Point FG Made: 12, Oklahoma State, 3/22/09. Three Point FG Attempted: 28, Oklahoma State, 3/22/09. Three Point FG Percentage: .550, Utah (11-20), 3/19/93. Three Point FG Pct.(at least 15 3FGA): .550, Utah (11-20), 3/19/93. Personal Fouls: 26, Oklahoma, 3/ 15/87. Steals: 13, Oklahoma, 3/15/87. Most Turnovers: 25, Furman, 3/14/ 74. Least Turnovers: 6, Vanderbilt, 3/ 20/88. Blocked Shots: 7, Xavier, 3/26/09.

OPPONENT RECORDS INDIVIDUAL GAME RECORDS Minutes: 44, Andrew Mitchell, Kent State, 3/21/02. Points: 29, Hairston, New York, 3/ 11/63. Rebounds: 16, Williams, New York, 3/11/63. Assists: 10, Greg Hamlin, East Tennessee State, 3/20/09. Field Goals Made: 13, Kramer, New York, 3/11/63. Field Goals Attempted: 23, Courtney Pigrom, East Tennessee State, 3/20/09; Kramer, New York, 3/11/63. Field Goal Percentage: .857, Antwaan Jamison (6-7), Kansas, 3/ 16/91.

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1982

provided the spark with 17 points including three 3-pointers.

Pitt 26, North Carolina 20 Madison, Wisc. (3/21/41) Claire Malarkey scored a team-high seven points and Dr. H.C. Carlson’s Panthers rallied from a 12-8 halftime deficit.

Pepperdine 99, Pitt 88 Pullman, Wash. (3/12/82) Orlando Phillips was too much underneath with 27 points as the Waves won their 15th consecutive game with a victory against the Panthers in the West Region. Pitt’s Darrell Gissendanner came off the bench for 20 points.

Kent State 78, Pitt 73 (OT) Lexington, Ky. (3/21/02) Field goals by Julius Page and Brandin Knight sent the game into overtime after Pitt trailed by four points with two minutes to go. Trevor Huffman’s layup gave KSU the lead for good as the Golden Flashes converted 6-6 free throws over the final minute. Page and Knight finished with 18 points apiece for Pitt.

Wisconsin 36, Pitt 30 Madison, Wisc. (3/22/41) Captain Eddie Straloski’s long shots for 12 points weren’t enough to hold off the Badgers, who trailed 18-14 at halftime. Pitt opened the season with a 36-34 victory against Wisconsin. 1957 Pitt 86, Morehead State 85 Columbus, Ohio (3/11/57) Milan Markovich made a layup and free throw with 31 seconds to provide the winning points for Bob Timmons’ Panthers. Don Hennon’s 31 points and John Riser’s 20 led Pittsburgh. Kentucky 98, Pitt 92 Lexington, Ky. (3/15/57) John Riser’s 30 points and Don Hennon’s 24 weren’t enough as the Panthers came up short against Adolph Rupp’s No. 3 ranked Kentucky Wildcats in the Midwest Region. Notre Dame 86, Pitt 85 Lexington, Ky. (3/16/57) Pitt falls 86-85 in the consolation game. Don Hennon hits seven-of-16 field goals for 20 points. 1958 Miami (Ohio) 82, Pitt 77 Evansville, Ind. (3/11/58) Julius Pegues scored 31 points and Don Hennon 28 in the Mideast Region. Miami’s Wayne Embry had 21 points. 1963 New York Univ. 93, Pitt 83 Philadelphia, Pa. (3/11/58) The one-two punch of Barry Kramer (37 points) and Happy Hairston (29) led the Violets over the Panthers in the East Region. Pitt’s Calvin Sheffield scored 20 points followed by Ben Jinks’ 17 and Dave Roman’s 16. 1974 Pitt 54, St. Joseph’s 42 Morgantown, W.Va. (3/9/74) Mickey Martin’s 12 points and Billy Knight’s 11 carried the Panthers in the first round of the East Region.

1985 Louisiana Tech 78, Pitt 54 Tulsa, Okla. (3/14/85) With Charles Smith limping on an injured left foot, Pitt couldn’t stand up against the taller and stronger Bulldogs in the Midwest Region. Future NBA star Karl Malone had nine points and 10 rebounds for the Bulldogs. 1987 Pitt 93, Marist 68 Tucson, Ariz. (3/13/87) Charles Smith and Demetreus Gore each contributed 22 points in the West Region victory against the Rik Smits-led Red Foxes. Oklahoma 96, Pitt 93 Tucson, Ariz. (3/15/87) Charles Smith and Rod Brookin each scored 23 points and Jerome Lane added 14 points and 13 rebounds in the loss to the Sooners, who led by as many as 16 points in the first half and by 51-41 at halftime. 1988 Pitt 108, E. Michigan 90 Lincoln, Neb. (3/18/88) The Panthers shot 63 percent from the floor and scored their most points in an NCAA Tournament game as Charles Smith had 31, Demetrius Gore, a season-high 22 points and Jerome Lane finished with 22 points, 17 rebounds and eight assists. Vanderbilt 80, Pitt 74 (OT) Lincoln, Neb. (3/20/88) Barry Goheen’s 3-pointer in the final seconds of regulation sent the contest into overtime as the Commodores went on to upset the second-seeded Panthers. 1989 Ball State 68, Pitt 64 Indianapolis, Ind. (3/10/89) Coached by Rick Majerus, Ball State raised its record to 29-2 before 37,242 fans despite Jason Matthews’ 23 points. 1991

Pitt 81, Furman 78 Raleigh, N.C. (3/14/74) Billy Knight regained his shooting touch to score 34 points and Kirk Bruce made 6-9 shots from the field and finished with 18 points in the East Region semifinals.

Pitt 76, Georgia 68 (OT) Louisville, Ky. (3/14/91) Brian Shorter had 23 points and 13 rebounds and Tim Glover came off the bench to score 12 points to lead the Panthers past the Bulldogs.

N.C. State 100, Pitt 72 Raleigh, N.C. (3/16/74) Not even Pitt’s storied amoeba defense could slow down the No. 1 Wolfpack, which plowed through the Panthers despite the loss of All- American David Thompson to a head injury in a nasty fall in the first half. The heavily favored Wolfpack overpowered Pitt with 7foot-4 Tom Burleson, 5-7 Monte Towe and 68 Phil Spence. North Carolina State went on to win the national championship.

Kansas 77, Pitt 66 Louisville, Ky. (3/16/91) Jason Matthews had 17 points and Brian Shorter was held to six points and three rebounds in the loss to the Jayhawks. Pitt shot 38.2 percent from the floor and was outrebounded 37-27.

1981 Pitt 70, Idaho 69 (OT) El Paso, Texas (3/13/81) Dwayne Wallace’s leaning 15-footer with three seconds left in overtime lifted Roy Chipman’s Panthers past the Vandals in the West Region. Sam Clancy’s 22 points and 13 rebounds and Wallace’s 20 points led Pitt. North Carolina 74, Pitt 57 El Paso, Texas (3/15/81) Pitt stormed to an early nine-point lead but the Tar Heels roared back behind James Worthy’s 21 points and Sam Perkins’ 19 to win the West Region semifinal. Pitt’s Carlton Neverson had 17 points and Clancy 16.

1993 Utah 86, Pitt 65 Nashville, Tenn. (3/19/93) Chris McNeal had 15 points, Eric Mobley 14 points and seven rebounds and Jerry McCullough seven points and seven assists in the loss. 2002 Pitt 71, Central Connecticut State 54 Pittsburgh, Pa. (3/15/02) Playing in front of the hometown Mellon Arena crowd, the Panthers used a second half rally and a 42-22 rebounding advantage to advance to the round of 32. Brandin Knight (17 points) and Julius Page (16 points) paced the Panthers. Pitt 63, California 50 Pittsburgh, Pa. (3/17/02) Pitt advanced to the NCAA Regional semifinals for the first time in 28 years as it used a 16-0 second half run. Julius Page

2003 Pitt 87, Wagner 61 Boston, Mass. (3/21/03) Pitt took control with an 11-point first half lead and cruised to the win. Seven Panthers scored at least eight points led by Donatas Zavackas’ 16 points and seven rebounds. Pitt 74, Indiana 52 Boston, Mass. (3/23/03) Pitt advanced to the NCAA Sweet Sixteen for the second consecutive year as Jaron Brown scored a career-high 20 points and pulled down eight rebounds. Brandin Knight (17 points), Julius Page (13) and Chevon Troutman (10) all contributed key performances. Marquette 77, Pitt 74 Minneapolis, Minn. (3/27/03) Marquette ended Pitt’s 11-game win streak as it built a lead and fended off a late Pitt rally for the win. Pitt battled back from an 11-point deficit to within one point (75-74) but it was not enough as Marquette converted two free throws. Dwyane Wade scored 22 points for Marquette (including 20 in the second half) while Pitt was led by Brandin Knight’s 16 points and 11 assists. 2004 Pitt 53, Central Florida 44 Milwaukee, Wis. (3/19/04) A closely contested contest featuring two of the nation’s top defensive teams saw Pitt go on a 13-2 run over a seven minute second half span to gain control. Carl Krauser scored 20 points (9-10 FT), Chevon Troutman 13 and Chris Taft registered 16 rebounds. Pitt 59, Wisconsin 55 Milwaukee, Wis. (3/21/04) Before a pro-Wisconsin crowd at the Bradley Center, No. 3 seeded Pitt won an emotional and hard fought contest in a hostile environment. Carl Krauser led Pitt with 16 points, Julius Page added 12 and Chevon Troutman grabbed 14 boards. Oklahoma State 63, Pitt 51 East Rutherford, N.J. (3/25/04) Pitt’s third straight NCAA Sweet Sixteen appearance was cut short as No. 2 seeded Oklahoma State used a late second half rally to advance to the regional final. Tony Allen scored 23 points for OSU while Carl Krauser paced Pitt with 15. 2005 Pacific 79, Pitt 71 Boise, Idaho (3/17/05) Pacific took advantage of Pitt’s slow start to take a 15-point halftime lead. Carl Krauser rallied Pitt in the second half as he scored 25 of his game-high 27 points, but the Panthers couldn’t overcome the deficit. It was Pitt’s first First Round loss in four years. 2006 Pitt 79, Kent State 64 Auburn Hills, Mich. (3/17/06) In a matchup ot the 2002 NCAA Regional game, Pitt shot a school record 67.4 percent (31-46) from the floor. Six Panthers reached double figures led by Aaron Gray’s 17 points and 13 rebounds and Ronald Ramon’s 16 points.

2007 Pitt 79, Wright State 58 Buffalo, N.Y. (3/15/07) Pitt hit 10 3-pointers and led by as many as 25 points in the second half to defeat the Raiders. Ronald Ramon scored 14 points on four 3-pointers. Pitt 84, VCU 79 (OT) Buffalo, N.Y. (3/17/07) After trailing by 19 points, VCU battled back to send the game into overtime. Levance Fields sparked Pitt in overtime, hitting a clutch 3pointer. UCLA 64, Pitt 55 San Jose, Calif. (3/22/07) UCLA converted 23-26 free throws and led the entire game to defeat Pitt. The matchup featured Jamie Dixon against former Pitt head coach Ben Howland. 2008 PItt 82, Oral Roberts 63 Denver, Colo. (3/20/08) Pitt went on an 18-0 run to take a 34-15 first half lead. With four 3-pointers, Levance Fields scored a season-high 23 points. Michigan State 65, Pitt 54 Denver, Colo. (3/22/08) Michigan State used a late second half run to register the win. Drew Neitzel (21 points, 5 3FGM) and Kalin Lucas (19 points) keyed the Spartans. Levance Fields scored 19 points to pace Pitt. 2009 PItt 72, East Tennessee State 62 Dayton, Ohio (3/20/09) No. 1 seed Pitt took a 12-point lead with 1:16 to go to secure the win. DeJuan Blair (27 pts./16 reb.) and Sam Young (14 pts./13 reb.) both tallied double-doubles in the game. Pitt 84, Oklahoma State 76 Dayton, Ohio (3/20/09) Both teams combined for 18 3-pointers and 98 first half points, but Pitt finally pulled away in the end. Sam Young’s 32-point performance led the Panthers as they advanced to NCAA Sweet Sixteen play for the fifth time in eight years. Pitt 60, Xavier 55 Boston, Mass. (3/26/09) Levance Fields hit a go-ahead 3-pointer with 53 seconds left, then converted a steal into a layup to give Pitt the win. Pitt advanced to its first NCAA Regional Final since 197374. Villanova 78, Pitt 76 Boston, Mass. (3/26/09) In one of the most exciting NCAA Tournament games of all-time, Scottie Reynolds drove through the Pitt defense and converted a layup at the buzzer to give Villanova a 78-76 win. Sam Young finished with 28 points and DeJuan Blair added 20 points and 10 rebounds. 2010 Pitt 89, Oakland 66 Milwaukee, Wis. (3/19/10) Six Pitt players reached double figures as Pitt used a 19-2 run early in the game to secure its eighth NCAA Tournament First Round win in the last nine years. Xavier 71, Pitt 68 Milwaukee, Wis. (3/21/10) Xavier used a 16-0 first half run to take control. Pitt battled back, cutting the deficit to one point (50-49), and had a chance to tie at the end but missed two 3-point attempts. XU’s Jordan Crawford finished with 27 points. Ashton Gibbs (19 pts) and Brad Wanamaker (16 pts/10 reb.) led Pitt.

Bradley 72, Pitt 66 Auburn Hills, Mich. (3/19/06) Patrick O’Bryant (28 points), Marcus Somerville (18 points) and Lawrence Wright (14 points) paced No. 13 seed Bradley. Led by a career-high 18 points from Levance Fields, Pitt could not overcome a 14-point second half deficit.

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Appearances: 28. Total Games: 51. Overall Record: 25-26. Championship Game Appearances: 7 (2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2006, 2007, 2008). Titles: 2 (2003, 2008). Consecutive Title Game Appearances: 4 (2001-04). Overtime: 2-3. One-Point Games: 2-2. Two-Point Games: 0-0. Most Points Scored-Pitt: 96 (96-88 win vs. Seton Hall, 3/6/ 87). Most Points ScoredOpponent: 99 (99-85 loss vs. Syracuse, 3/7/87). Largest Victory Margin-Pitt: 18 two times (74-56 win vs. Connecticut, 3/15/03; 88-70 win vs. Boston College, 3/8/ 90). Largest Victory MarginOpponent: 23 (65-42 loss vs. Georgetown), 3/10/07, (85-62 loss vs. Georgetown), 3/11/ 89). Largest Halftime Lead: 23 (39-16 vs. Louisville, 3/8/06). Largest Halftime LeadOpponent: 15 (32-17 vs. Georgetown), 3/10/07, (44-29 vs. Georgetown), 3/11/89. Consecutive Wins: 5 (3/13-3/ 12/04). Consecutive Losses: 5 (1990-94). Last 10: 6-4. Last 20: 13-7.

CHAMPIONSHIP NOTES Since joining the Big East Conference, Pitt has captured two Big East Tournament titles in 2003 and 2008. Pitt has advanced to the Big East Championship Game seven times in school history- 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2006, 2007 and 2008. Pitt has advanced to the Big East Championship Game in seven of the last 10 seasons (2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2006, 2007, 2008). Since Pitt joined the Big East Conference in 1982-83, it has made an appearance in each of the 28 Big East Championships. DID YOU KNOW? With its four consecutive Big East Championship title game appearances from 2001-04, Pittsburgh became one of just two programs to advance to four consecutive title games in league history. The two programs are Syracuse, which advanced to the title game five straight years (1986, 1987, 1988, 1989 and 1990) and Pittsburgh (2001, 2002, 2003, 2004).

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BIG EAST TOURNAMENT GAME-BY-GAME RESULTS Date Opponent W/L Score 3/10/83 ............. St. John’s ..................................... L ............... 91-73 3/8/84 ............... Villanova ........................................ L ............... 75-65 3/7/85 ............... Villanova ........................................ L ............... 69-61 3/5/86 ............... Georgetown .................................. L ............... 57-56 3/6/87 ............... Seton Hall .................................... W ............... 96-88 3/7/87 ............... Syracuse ....................................... L ............... 99-85 3/11/88 ............. Connecticut ................................. W ............... 75-58 3/12/88 ............. Villanova ........................................ L ............... 72-69 3/10/89 ............. Villanova ....................................... W ............... 71-66 3/11/89 ............. Georgetown .................................. L ............... 85-62 3/8/90 ............... Boston College ............................. W ............... 88-70 3/9/90 ............... Syracuse ....................................... L ............... 58-55 3/8/91 ............... Seton Hall ..................................... L ............... 70-69 3/12/92 ............. Miami ............................................ L ............... 83-71 3/12/93 ............. Syracuse ....................................... L ............... 55-50 3/10/94 ............. St. John’s ..................................... L ............... 80-72 3/9/95 ............... St. John’s .................................... W ............... 74-71 3/10/95 ............. Connecticut .................................. L ............... 81-78 3/6/96 ............... Boston College .............................. L ............... 70-66 3/5/97 ............... Connecticut ................................. W ............... 63-62 3/6/97 ............... Boston College .............................. L ............... 76-68 3/4/98 ............... Villanova ........................................ L ............... 96-93 3/3/99 ............... Rutgers ......................................... L ............... 64-51 3/8/00 ............... Villanova ........................................ L ............... 65-55 3/7/01 ............... Miami ........................................... W ............... 78-69 3/8/01 ............... Notre Dame ................................. W ............... 66-54 3/9/01 ............... Syracuse ...................................... W ............... 55-54 3/10/01 ............. *Boston College ............................ L ............... 79-57 3/7/02 ............... Boston College ............................. W ............... 76-62 3/8/02 ............... Miami ........................................... W ............... 76-71 3/9/02 ............... *Connecticut ................................. L ............... 74-65 3/13/03 ............. Providence ................................... W ............... 67-59 3/14/03 ............. Boston College ............................. W ............... 61-48 3/15/03 ............. *Connecticut ................................ W ............... 74-56 3/11/04 ............. Virginia Tech ................................ W ............... 74-61 3/12/04 ............. Boston College ............................. W ............... 62-53 3/13/04 ............. *Connecticut ................................. L ............... 61-58 3/10/05 ............. Villanova ........................................ L ............... 67-58 3/8/06 ............... Louisville ...................................... W ............... 61-56 3/9/06 ............... West Virgnia ................................. W ............... 68-57 3/10/06 ............. Villanova ....................................... W ............... 68-54 3/11/06 ............. *Syracuse ..................................... L ............... 65-61 3/8/07 ............... Marquette .................................... W ............... 89-79 3/9/07 ............... Louisville ...................................... W ............... 65-59 3/10/07 ............. *Georgetown ................................. L ............... 65-42 3/12/08 ............. Cincinnati ..................................... W ............... 70-64 3/13/08 ............. Louisville ...................................... W ............... 76-69 3/14/08 ............. Marquette .................................... W ............... 68-61 3/15/08 ............. *Georgetown ................................ W ............... 74-65 3/12/09 ............. West Virginia ................................. L ............... 74-60 3/11/10 ............. Notre Dame .................................. L ............... 50-45 *Championship Final

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YEARLY SEEDINGS Year 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

Seed W-L .................... 6 ................ 0-1 .................... 6 ................ 0-1 .................... 5 ................ 0-1 .................... 6 ................ 0-1 .................... 2 ................ 1-1 .................... 1 ................ 1-1 .................... 4 ................ 1-1 .................... 8 ................ 1-1 .................... 5 ................ 0-1 .................... 7 ................ 0-1 .................... 6 ................ 0-1 .................... 8 ................ 0-1 .................... 9 ................ 1-1 .................. 12 ................ 0-1 .................... 6 ................ 1-1 .................. 10 ................ 0-1 .................. 11 ................ 0-1 .................. 11 ................ 0-1 .......... 5-West ................ 3-1 .......... 1-West ................ 2-1 .......... 2-West ................ 3-0 .................... 1 ................ 2-1 .................... 5 ................ 0-1 .................... 6 ................ 3-1 .................... 3 ................ 2-1 .................... 7 ................ 4-0 .................... 2 ................ 0-1 .................... 2 ................ 0-1

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Round W-L Pct. First Round ................ 6-7 ..... .462 Quarterfinal ........... 10-11 ..... .476 Semifinal ................... 7-3 ..... .700 Final ........................... 2-5 ..... .286 Total ...................... 25-26 ..... .490

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Opponent W-L Pct. Boston College .......... 4-3 ..... .571 Cincinnati .................. 1-0 ... 1.000 Connecticut .............. 3-3 ..... .500 Georgetown .............. 1-3 ..... .250 Louisville .................... 3-0 ... 1.000 Marquette ................. 2-0 ... 1.000 Miami ........................ 2-1 ..... .667 Notre Dame .............. 1-1 ..... .500 Providence ................ 1-0 ... 1.000 Rutgers ...................... 0-1 ..... .000 St. John’s .................. 1-2 ..... .333 Seton Hall ................. 1-1 ..... .500 Syracuse ................... 1-4 ..... .200 Villanova .................... 2-6 ..... .250 Virginia Tech .............. 1-0 ... 1.000 West Virginia ............. 1-1 ... 1.000 Totals .................... 25-26 ..... .490

POINTS 37 ........ Vonteego Cummings .................... Villanova, 3/4/98 32 ........ Jason Matthews ........................... Boston College, 3/8/90 28 ........ Jason Maile .................................. St. John’s, 3/9/95 27 ........ Ricardo Greer ................................ Miami, 3/7/01 24 ........ Sean Miller ................................... Miami, 3/12/92 23 ........ Ricardo Greer ................................ Villanova, 3/4/98 23 ........ Jason Maile .................................. Boston College, 3/6/96 23 ........ Jerome Lane ................................ Seton Hall, 3/6/87 23 ........ Clyde Vaughan .............................. St. John’s, 3/10/83 23 ........ Clyde Vaughan .............................. Villanova, 3/8/84 23 ........ Antonio Graves .............................. Louisville, 3/9/07

POINTS 157 Sam Young 138 Donatas Zavackas 136 Brandin Knight 134 Carl Krauser 125 Ricardo Greer 123 Jaron Brown

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REBOUNDS 16 ........ Eric Mobley ................................... St. John’s, 3/10/94 16 ........ Jaime Peterson ............................ Connecticut, 3/10/95 15 ........ Aaron Gray .................................... West Virginia, 3/9/06 14 ........ Ricardo Greer ............................... Rutgers, 3/3/99 14 ........ Jerome Lane ................................ Seton Hall, 3/6/87

REBOUNDS 71 Jaron Brown 70 Isaac Hawkins 65 Sam Young 63 Ricardo Greer 62 Aaron Gray

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ASSISTS 14 ........ Brandin Knight .............................. Miami, 3/8/02 11 ........ Darelle Porter ................................ Boston College, 3/8/90 11 ........ Brandin Knight .............................. Notre Dame, 3/8/01

ASSISTS 75 Brandin Knight 50 Levance Fields 43 Darelle Porter

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BIG EAST CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS INDIVIDUAL RECORDS GAME RECORDS Minutes: 50, Isaac Hawkins vs. Villanova, 3/4/98; Vonteego Cummings vs. Villanova, 3/4/98. Points: 37, Vonteego Cummings vs. Villanova, 3/4/98. Rebounds: 16, Eric Mobley vs. St. John’s, 3/10/94; Jaime Peterson vs. Connecticut, 3/10/95. Assists: 14, Brandin Knight vs. Miami, 3/8/02. Field Goals Made: 13, Vonteego Cummings vs. Villanova, 3/4/98. Field Goal Attempts: 26, Vonteego Cummings vs. Villanova, 3/4/98. Field Goal Percentage (10+ FGM): .636, Ontario Lett (7-11), Connecticut, 3/9/02. Field Goal Percentage (less than 10 FGM): 1.000, Keith Armstrong (7-7) vs. Villanova, 3/8/84. Free Throws Made: 11, Charles Smith vs. Seton Hall, 3/6/87. Free Throws Attempted: 13, Levance Fields vs. Georgetown, 3/ 15/08; Brandin Knight vs. Miami, 3/ 7/01; Charles Smith vs. Seton Hall, 3/6/87. Free Throw Percentage: 1.000, Brian Shorter (8-8) vs. Villanova, 3/ 10/89; .889, Jason Matthews (8-9) vs. Boston College, 3/8/90. Free Throw Percentage (at least 10 FTA): .818, Jason Matthews (911) vs. Seton Hall, 3/8/91. Three-Point FG Made: 6, Jason Matthews vs. Boston College, 3/8/ 90. Three-Point FG Attempted: 13, Sean Miller vs. Miami, 3/12/92. Three-Point FG Percentage: .667, Antonio Graves (4-6) vs. Louisville, 3/9/07; Rod Brookin (4-6) vs. Syracuse, 3/9/90; .625, Jason Maile (5-8) vs. Connecticut, 3/10/95. Offensive Rebounds: 8, Ricardo Greer vs. Villanova, 3/4/98. Steals: 7, Jaron Brown vs. Connecticut, 3/13/04. Turnovers: 7, Ricardo Greer vs. Boston College, 3/10/01; Joey David vs. Villanova, 3/7/85; Brandin Knight vs. Boston College, 3/7/02; Darelle Porter vs. Georgetown, 3/11/89. Blocked Shots: 7, Charles Smith vs. Connecticut, 3/11/88. TOURNAMENT RECORDS Games Played: 4, many players in 2001, 2006 and 2008. Minutes: 156, Ricardo Greer, 2001. Points: 80, Sam Young, 2008. Scoring Average: 20.0, Sam Young, 2008. Rebounds: 47, Aaron Gray, 2006. Rebound Average: 11.8, Aaron Gray, 2006. Assists: 29, Brandin Knight, 2001. Assists Average: 10.5, Darelle Porter, 1990. Field Goals Made: 31, Sam Young, 2008.

Field Goal Attempts: 63, Sam Young, 2008. Field Goal Percentage: .727, Ontario Lett (16-22), 2002. Free Throws Made: 23, Sam Young, 2008. Free Throws Attempted: 38, Levance Fields, 2008. Free Throw Percentage: .929, Donatas Zavackas (13-14), 2002, 2003. Three-Point FG Made: 11, Ronald Ramon, 2008; Donatas Zavackas, 2001. Three-Point FG Attempted: 23, Ronald Ramon, 2008. Three-Point FG Percentage: .611, Donatas Zavackas (11-18), 2001. Steals: 12, Jaron Brown, 2004. Turnovers: 13, DeJuan Blair, 2008; Sam Young, 2006; Ricardo Greer, 2001. Blocked Shots: 10, Sam Young, 2008; Charles Smith, 1988. Blocked Shots Average: 5.0, Charles Smith, 1988. CAREER RECORDS Games Played: 13, Jaron Brown, 2000-04; Julius Page, 2000-04. Games Started: 13, Jaron Brown, 2000-04; Julius Page, 2000-04. Minutes: 388, Brandin Knight, 2000-03. Points: 142, Sam Young, 2006-08. Rebounds: 70, Isaac Hawkins, 1997-01. Assists: 75, Brandin Knight, 200003. Field Goals Made: 56, Sam Young, 2006-08. Field Goal Attempts: 114, Sam Young, 2006-08. Field Goal Percentage: .634, Ontario Lett (26-41), 2002-03. Free Throws Made: 39, Carl Krauser, 2003-06. Free Throws Attempted: 49, Levance Fields, 2006-08. Free Throw Percentage: .863, Donatas Zavackas (38-44), 200003. Three-Point FG Made: 24, Donatas Zavackas, 2000-03. Three-Point FG Attempted: 62, Brandin Knight, 2000-03. Three-Point FG Percentage: .514, Jason Maile (18-35), 1993-97. Steals: 28, Brandin Knight, 200003. Turnovers: 35, Brandin Knight, 2000-03. Blocked Shots: 20, Charles Smith, 1985-88.

TEAM RECORDS GAME RECORDS Minutes: 250, Villanova, 3/4/98; Connecticut, 3/9/02. Points: 96, Seton Hall, 3/6/87. Least Points: 42, Georgetown, 3/ 10/07. Rebounds: 50, Villanova, 3/4/98.

Assists: 22, Villanova, 3/4/98. Field Goals Made: 35, Syracuse, 3/ 7/87; Villanova, 3/4/98. Field Goal Attempts: 78, Syracuse, 3/7/87; Villanova, 3/4/98. Best Field Goal Percentage: .703 (19-27), Georgetown, 3/11/89. Worst Field Goal Percentage: .262 (16-61), Georgetown, 3/10/07. Three-Point FG Made: 12, Villanova, 3/4/98. Three-Point FG Attempted: 26, St. John’s, 3/9/95. Three-Point FG Percentage (at least 15 3FGA): .556, Boston College (10-18), 3/8/90. Free Throws Made: 33, Seton Hall, 3/6/87. Free Throws Attempted: 44, Seton Hall, 3/6/87. Free Throw Percentage: .897 (2629), Seton Hall, 3/8/91. Personal Fouls: 31, Villanova, 3/8/ 84. Disqualifications: 4, Villanova, 3/8/ 84. Steals: 14, Seton Hall, 3/6/87. Most Turnovers: 22, Villanova, 3/8/ 84. Least Turnovers: 9, St. John’s 3/ 10/83. Blocked Shots: 8, Connecticut, 3/ 11/88; Connecticut, 3/9/02. TOURNAMENT RECORDS Total Games: 4 in 2001, 2006 and 2008. Minutes: 825 in 2001 and 2008. Points: 288 in 2008. Scoring Margin: 13.0 in 2003. Rebounds: 166 in 2006. Assists: 56 in 2008. Field Goals Made: 95 in 2008. Field Goal Attempts: 223 in 2006. Field Goal Percentage: .468 (80171) in 2002. Free Throws Made: 78 in 2008. Free Throws Attempted: 133 in 2008. Three-Point FG Made: 23 in 2006. Three-Point FG Attempted: 71 in 2006. Steals: 33 in 2001. Turnovers: 63 in 2001. Blocked Shots: 18 in 2008.

OPPONENT RECORDS INDIVIDUAL GAME RECORDS Minutes: 50, Caron Butler, Connecticut, 3/9/02. Points: 35, Sherman Douglas, Syracuse, 3/7/87. Rebounds: 18, Rafal Bigus, Villanova, 3/4/98. Assists: 11, Sherman Douglas, Syracuse, 3/7/87. Field Goals Made: 12, Elton Tyler, Miami, 3/8/02. Field Goal Attempts: 25, Randy Foye, Villanova, 3/10/06. Field Goal Percentage: .875, Zendon Hamilton (7-8), St. John’s, 3/9/95.

Field Goal Percentage (at least 10 FGA): .785, Jerome Scott (11-14), Miami, 3/12/92. Free Throws Made: 16, Sherman Douglas, Syracuse, 3/7/87. Free Throws Attempted: 21, Sherman Douglas, Syracuse, 3/7/ 87. Free Throw Percentage: 1.000, Uka Agbai (13-13), Boston College, 3/7/02. Three-Point FG Made: 5, Greg Monroe, Syracuse, 3/7/87; Howard Brown, Villanova, 3/4/98; Martin Ingelsby, Notre Dame, 3/8/01. Three-Point FG Attempted: 14, Randy Foye, Villanova, 3/10/06. Three-Point FG Percentage: 1.000, Greg Monroe (5-5), Syracuse, 3/7/87; Jerome Scott (44), Miami, 3/12/92. Offensive Rebounds: 11, Rafal Bigus, Villanova, 3/4/98. Steals: 7, Dwayne McClain, Villanova, 3/8/84. Turnovers: 6, Martin Sally, Seton Hall, 3/6/87. Blocked Shots: 4, Tom Greis, Villanova, 3/12/88. TEAM GAME RECORDS Minutes: 250, Villanova, 3/4/98; vs. Connecticut, 3/9/02. Most Points: 99, Syracuse, 3/7/87. Least Points: 54, Notre Dame, 3/8/ 01. Rebounds: 50, Villanova, 3/4/98. Assists: 21, Villanova, 3/4/98. Field Goals Made: 37, Villanova, 3/ 4/98. Field Goal Attempts: 89, Villanova, 3/4/98. Best Field Goal Percentage: .648 (35-54), Syracuse, 3/7/87. Worst Field Goal Percentage: .286 (14-49), Boston College, 3/14/03. Free Throws Made: 29, Villanova, 3/8/84. Free Throws Attempted: 40, Boston College, 3/6/97; Villanova, 3/ 8/84. Free Throw Percentage: .938 (1516), Syracuse, 3/6/87. Three-Point FG Made: 13, Villanova, 3/4/98. Three-Point FG Attempted: 33, West Virginia, 3/9/06; Villanova, 3/4/ 98. Three-Point FG Percentage: 1.000, Syracuse (6-6), 3/7/87. Three-Point FG Percentage (at least 15 3FGA): .467, Boston College (7-15), 3/10/01. Personal Fouls: 33, Seton Hall, 3/ 6/87. Steals: 16, Boston College, 3/10/ 01. Most Turnovers: 24, Seton Hall, 3/ 6/87. Least Turnovers: 9, Connecticut, 3/11/88. Blocked Shots: 7, Seton Hall, 3/8/ 91; Connecticut, 3/15/03.

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PITT IN THE NATIONAL POLLS The Associated Press poll began in 1948-49. The AP poll is voted upon by a group of writers nationwide. The United Press International poll began in 1950-51 season and was chosen by coaches nationwide. The UPI poll was replaced by the ESPN/USA Today poll in 1992-93.

PITT IN THE PRESEASON POLLS 1986-87: 16-AP, 9-UPI, 7-USA Today/CNN 1987-88: 4-AP, 5-UPI, 3-USA Today/CNN 1989-90: 18-AP 2002-03: 5-AP, 4-USAToday 2003-04: 22-AP, 22-USA Today 2004-05: 17-AP, 17-USA Today 2006-07: 4-AP, 5-USA Today 2007-08: 22-AP, 20-USA Today 2008-09: 5-AP; 6-USA Today

NATIONAL AP RANKING UPON ENTERING NCAA TOURNEY Year AP 1974 .......... 13 1987 .......... 12 1988 ............ 8 2002 ............ 9 2003 ............ 4 2004 ............ 9

Year AP 2005 .......... 22 2006 .......... 16 2007 .......... 13 2008 .......... 17 2009 ............ 4 2010 .......... 18

170 PITT IN THE FINAL POLLS 1973-74: 16-AP, 14-UPI 1986-87: 12-AP, 12-UPI, 18USAToday 1987-88: 8-AP, 7-UPI, 13USAToday 2001-02: 9-AP, 9-USA Today 2002-03: 4-AP, 8-USA Today 2003-04: 9-AP; 7-USA Today 2005-06: 16-AP; 16-USA Today 2006-07: 12-AP; 10-USA Today 2007-08: 17-AP; 18-USA Today 2008-09: 4-AP; 6-USA Today 2009-10: 18-AP; 20-USA Today

HIGHEST NATIONAL RANKINGS No. 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2

Poll, Date AP-Jan. 5, 2009 ESPN/USA Today-Jan. 5, 2009 AP-Jan. 12, 2009 ESPN/USA Today-Jan. 12, 2009 AP-Feb. 23, 2009 ESPN-USA Today-Feb. 23.2009 AP-March 9, 2009 ESPN-USA Today-Mar. 9, 2009 AP-Dec. 11, 2006 ESPN/USA Today-Dec. 11, 2006 AP-Nov. 27, 2006 AP-Dec. 4, 2006 ESPN/USA Today-Dec. 4, 2006 AP-Dec. 7, 1987 AP-Jan. 4, 1988 AP-Jan. 28, 2003 ESPN/USA Today-Jan. 28, 2003 AP-Jan. 19, 2003 ESPN/USA Today-Jan. 19, 2003 AP-Dec. 22, 2002 ESPN/USA Today-Dec. 29, 2002 AP-Dec. 29, 2002

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1958-59 Date AP UPI D16 18 -1973-74 Date AP UPI J14 17 13 J21 16 12 J28 13 10 F4 10 9 F11 7 8 F18 7 8 F25 11 11 M4 14 17 M11 13 14 M18 15 NP M27-Final 16 14 1986-87 USAT/ Date AP UPI CNN Preseason 16 9 7 D1 12 11 9 D8 17 17 -D15 14 13 -D22 14 14 -D29 17 17 -J5 14 15 14 J12 18 18 20 J19 16 17 -J26 17 19 -F2 13 16 -F9 10 13 -F16 8 8 -F23 9 9 -M2 11 10 -M9-Final 12 12 -1987-88 USAT/ Date AP UPI CNN Preseason 4 5 3 N30 4 4 -D7 2 5 -D14 3 3 -D21 3 3 -D28 3 4 -J4 2 2 -J11 6 7 9 J18 6 6 -J25 11 11 -F1 9 9 -F8 5 7 -F15 8 8 -F22 6 6 6 F29 7 7 -M7 5 5 -M14-Final 8 7 -1989-90 USA Date AP UPI Today Preseason 18 18 -N27 18 NR -D4 22 NR -1990-91 USA Date AP UPI Today Preseason 12 15 NR N26 13 14 NR D3 11 13 NR D10 15 13 13 D17 14 16 14 D24 11 11 11 D31 11 14 16 J7 17 16 16 J14 16 14 16 J21 17 16 17 J28 19 17 25 F4 24 NR 25 F11 22 NR 23 F18 22 NR 22 F25 22 NR 22 M4 NR NR NR 1991-92 USA Date AP UPI Today N25 24 21 NR D1 NR 24 NR 1992-93 USA Date AP UPI CNN Preseason NR NR NR J4 24 NR NR J11 NR NR NR

J18 J25 F1 F8 F15 F22

20 NR 13 NR 15 17 17 17 17 15 25 21 1998-99

Date D1 D8 D15 D22 D29

AP 20 20 22 24 23 2001-02

Date J7 J14 J21 J28 F4 F11 F18 F25 M3 M10 Final

AP 23 NR NR 21 NR 14 11 10 7 9 9 2002-03

Date AP Preseason 5 N17 5 N26 5 D3 5 D9 4 D15 4 D22 2 D29 2 J6 6 J12 3 J19 2 J28 2 F2 4 F10 7 F17 9 F23 8 M3 7 M10 5 M17 4 Final NP 2003-04 Date AP Preseason 22 N24 22 D1 22 D8 20 D15 18 D22 16 D29 15 J5 15 J12 13 J19 8 J26 7 F2 4 F9 4 F16 5 F23 3 M1 6 M8 6 M15-Final 9 A6-Final NP 2004-05 Date Preseason N16 N22 N29 D6 D13 D20 D27 J3 J10 J17 J24 J31 F7 F14 F21 F28 M7 Final

AP 17 17 16 13 11 10 10 10 16 20 21 20 16 18 17 18 24 22 ARV

23 18 ----USA Today 21 18 19 22 23 USA Today 25 NR 25 21 21 16 10 8 7 7 9 USA Today 4 NP 5 4 3 3 2 2 5 3 2 2 4 7 9 8 7 5 4 8 USA Today 22 22 22 23 20 17 16 15 15 9 6 4 4 4 3 6 6 8 7 USA Today 17 NP 15 14 12 10 7 7 12 18 17 18 15 15 15 17 24 23 ARV

PITT IN THE NATIONAL RANKINGS First appearance in the national rankings: No. 18 (Dec. 16, 1958). Years that Pittsburgh has been nationally ranked at least one time: 17 (1958-59, 1973-74, 1986-87, 1987-88, 1989-90, 1991-92, 1992-93, 1998-99, 2001-02, 2002-03, 2003-04, 2004-05, 2005-06, 2006-07, 2007-08, 2008-09, 2009-10). First appearance in the AP top-10: No. 10 (Feb. 4, 1974). Highest national ranking: No. 1, six total polls (Jan. 5, 2009, Jan. 12, 2009, Feb. 23, 2009). Highest preseason national ranking: No. 4 (1987-88, 2002-03, 2006-07). Highest final ranking: No. 6 (6-ESPN/USA Today, 2008-09 season). Seasons completed as a nationally ranked team: 9 (1973-74, 1986-87, 1987-88, 2001-02, 2002-03, 2003-04, 2005-06, 2006-07, 2007-08, 2008-09, 2009-10). Most consecutive weeks ranked in the AP Poll: 61, three years, two months, one day (Jan. 7, 2002-March 7, 2005); 43, three years (Dec. 19, 2005-Feb. 11, 2008); 33, two years (PS-1986-87March 14-Final, 1987-88). Most consecutive weeks ranked in the AP top10: 22 (March 3, 2002-March 17, 2004). Total weeks ranked in top-25 in at least one poll: 230. Total weeks ranked No. 1 in at least one poll: 3. Total weeks ranked in top-5 in at least one poll: 51. Total weeks ranked in top-10 in at least one poll: 99. 2005-06 Date Preseason N15 N21 N28 D5 D12 D19 D26 J2 J9 J16 J23 J30 F6 F13 F20 F27 M6 M13

AP NR NR NR NR ARV ARV NR NR 22 12 9 12 9 14 9 9 8 15 16

USA Today NR NR NR NR ARV ARV 25 23 20 11 9 10 9 13 9 10 9 16 16

2006-07 Date AP Preseason 4 N13 4 N20 3 N27 2 D4 2 D11 2 D18 7 D25 10 J1 10 J8 7 J15 6 J22 9 J29 7 F5 7 F12 7 F19 10 F26 12 M5 13 M11 NP Final 12 2007-08 Date Preseason N12 N19 N26 D3 D10 D17 D24

AP 22 19 17 14 12 11 11 6

USA Today 5 5 4 3 2 2 7 11 10 7 6 9 7 6 5 8 12 11 10 10 USA Today 20 19 17 11 9 9 9 6

D31 J7 J14 J21 J28 F4 F11 F18 F25 M3 M10 M17 Final

13 20 15 13 18 21 22 ARV ARV ARV ARV 17 NP 2008-09

Date AP Preseason 5 N17 6 N24 4 D1 3 D8 3 D15 3 D22 3 D29 3 J5 1 J12 1 J19 4 J26 3 F2 6 F9 4 F16 4 F23 1 M2 3 M9 2 M16 4 Final NP 2009-10 Date Preseason N16 N23 N30 D7 D14 D21 D28 J4 J11 J18 J25 F1 F8 F15 F22 M1 M8 M15 Final

AP ARV ARV ARV ARV ARV ARV ARV NR 23 16 9 17 22 25 19 12 17 16 18 18

13 18 16 17 21 25 24 ARV ARV ARV ARV 19 18 USA Today 6 6 4 3 3 3 3 3 1 1 4 3 5 4 4 1 4 2 4 6 USA Today ARV ARV ARV ARV ARV ARV ARV NR ARV 20 11 17 21 23 21 16 18 16 16 20

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ATTENDANCE RECORDS TOP SINGLE GAME HOME ATTENDANCE Opponent, Date *North Carolina, 12/20/93 California, 3/17/02 Cent. Conn. St., 3/15/02 Syracuse, 2/5/94 Syracuse, 2/10/88 Georgetown, 1/27/91 Syracuse, 2/4/89 Georgetown, 2/11/89 Georgetown, 1/8/90 Georgetown, 1/23/91 Syracuse, 1/7/91 Syracuse, 1/3/90 Duquesne, 2/15/81 St. John’s, 2/26/90 North Carolina, 12/20/95 Georgetown, 2/28/93 Georgetown, 2/20/97 Syracuse, 1/8/92 Villanova, 1/2/91 Syracuse, 2/7/96 Arizona, 1/27/90 Oklahoma, 1/15/89 UCLA, 12/30/70 Duquesne, 1/6/92 Duquesne, 12/19/92 *most attended basketball

Arena Attendance Civic Arena 17,716 Mellon Arena 17,015 Mellon Arena 17,015 Civic Arena 16,887 Mellon Arena 16,798 Civic Arena 16,683 Civic Arena 16,669 Civic Arena 16,669 Civic Arena 16,588 Civic Arena 16,489 Civic Arena 16,485 Civic Arena 16,188 Civic Arena 15,824 Civic Arena 15,322 Civic Arena 15,195 Civic Arena 15,154 Civic Arena 15,127 Civic Arena 15,112 Civic Arena 15,033 Civic Arena 15,016 Civic Arena 14,127 Civic Arena 13,878 Civic Arena 13,535 Civic Arena 13,525 Civic Arena 13,519 game in city history

YEAR-BY-YEAR TOTAL ATTENDANCE (includes all games during season) Year Total Avg. 1989-90 336,923 11,618 1990-91 343,008 10,394 1991-92 349,949 10,293 1992-93 286,560 10,234 1993-94 256,132 9,486 1994-95 293,480 10,481 1995-96 244,582 9,059 1996-97 325,569 9,866 1997-98 221,864 8,217 1998-99 210,476 7,016 1999-00 181,698 6,489 2000-01 274,870 8,329 2001-02 303,506 8,671 2002-03 426,653 12,929 2003-04 569,699 15,825 2004-05 319,696 11,024 2005-06 413,644 12,534 2006-07 489,703 13,235 2007-08 477,315 12,900 2008-09 433,279 12,035 2009-10 386,824 11,377

GP 29 33 34 28 27 28 27 33 27 30 28 33 35 33 36 29 33 37 37 36 34

TOP SINGLE GAME ATTENDANCE (all Opponent, Date Ball State, 3/16/89 Syracuse, 2/24/91 Syracuse 3/6/88 Syracuse, 1/11/86 Syracuse, 1/24/04 Syracuse, 2/25/84 Syracuse, 2/1/03 Syracuse, 1/23/90 Syracuse, 1/18/92 Marquette, 3/27/03 Syracuse, 3/2/97 Syracuse, 3/1/08 Syracuse, 3/6/93 Syracuse, 2/24/96 Syracuse, 1/2/10 Syracuse, 2/14/05 Syracuse, 2/21/95 Kentucky, 11/22/91 Kent State, 3/21/02

Pitt opened its 12,508-seat Petersen Events Center with a game against Duquesne on Nov. 23, 2003.

games) Location Indianapolis Syracuse, N.Y. Syracuse, N.Y. Syracuse, N.Y. Syracuse, N.Y. Syracuse, N.Y. Syracuse, N.Y. Syracuse, N.Y. Syracuse, N.Y. Minneapolis Syracuse, N.Y. Syracuse, N.Y. Syracuse, N.Y. Syracuse, N.Y. Syracuse, N.Y. Syracuse, N.Y. Syracuse, N.Y. Lexington, Ky. Lexington, Ky.

Total 37,242 32,763 32,492 32,064 31,347 30,356 30,303 30,023 29,576 28,168 26,938 26,632 26,321 25,064 24,969 24,631 23,473 22,555 22,338

Note: Sellouts at Madison Square Garden are announced at 19,544 or 19,528.

TOP ON-CAMPUS CROWDS Opponent, Date Villanova, 2/21/10 Connecticut, 3/7/09 West Virginia, 2/12/10 Connecticut, 2/15/04 Louisville, 1/16/10 Providence, 2/25/06 Georgetown, 1/20/10 Syracuse, 3/29/04 Providence, 3/4/10 St. John’s, 1/28/10 Rutgers, 3/6/10 Marquette, 3/4/09 DePaul, 2/21/09 Cincinnati, 2/14/09 West Virginia, 2/9/09 Notre Dame, 1/31/09 Syracuse, 1/19/09 South Florida, 1/14/09 St. John’s, 1/11/09 Louisville, 2/24/08 West Virginia, 2/7/08 Villanova, 1/30/08 Rutgers, 1/26/08 Georgetown, 1/14/08 Seton Hall, 1/12/08 West Virginia, 2/27/07 Washington, 2/17/07 Providence, 2/10/07 St. John’s, 1/27/07 Marquette, 1/21/07 Connecticut, 1/16/07 Georgetown, 1/13/07 Dayton, 12/23/06 Florida State, 11/24/06 Marquette, 1/28/06 Syracuse, 1/23/06 West Virginia, 2/9/06 Cincinnati, 2/12/06 Seton Hall, 3/3/06 Notre Dame, 1/4/06 Syracuse, 1/29/05 West Virginia, 2/23/05 Connecticut, 2/26/05 Notre Dame, 1/12/04 Boston College, 1/28/04 St. John’s, 2/4/04 Villanova, 3/6/04 Duquesne, 11/23/02 Ohio State, 12/18/02 Notre Dame, 1/6/03 Syracuse, 1/18/03 Georgetown, 1/25/03 Rutgers, 2/22/03 Seton Hall, 3/5/03 Connecticut, 3/2/03

Arena PEC PEC PEC PEC PEC PEC PEC PEC PEC PEC PEC PEC PEC PEC PEC PEC PEC PEC PEC PEC PEC PEC PEC PEC PEC PEC PEC PEC PEC PEC PEC PEC PEC PEC PEC PEC PEC PEC PEC PEC PEC PEC PEC PEC PEC PEC PEC PEC PEC PEC PEC PEC PEC PEC PEC

Attendance 12,920 12,908 12,902 12,817 12,781 12,719 12,677 12,624 12,511 12,511 12,508 12,508 12,508 12,508 12,508 12,508 12,508 12,508 12,508 12,508 12,508 12,508 12,508 12,508 12,508 12,508 12,508 12,508 12,508 12,508 12,508 12,508 12,508 12,508 12,508 12,508 12,508 12,508 12,508 12,508 12,508 12,508 12,508 12,508 12,508 12,508 12,508 12,508 12,508 12,508 12,508 12,508 12,508 12,508 12,508

YEAR-BY-YEAR HOME ATTENDANCE AVG. Year 1977-78 1978-79 1979-80 1980-81 1981-82 1982-83 1983-84 1984-85 1985-86 1986-87 1987-88 1988-89 1989-90 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93 1993-94 1994-95 1995-96 1996-97 1997-98 1998-99 1999-00 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10

Total 45,759 40,443 52,668 48,930 34,752 71,064 81,200 91,230 90,883 119,505 108,101 119,048 113,570 114,582 110,716 120,980 113,106 92,488 123,957 112,904 101,423 86,433 90,192 82,139 95,096 174,917 202,177 179,598 180,618 208,997 197,447 212,682 185,209

Avg. 3,520 3,111 3,762 3,495 2,896 5,076 5,800 6,082 6,991 7,967 8,315 7,937 9,464 8,814 8,516 8,065 8,079 7,114 8,264 7,527 6,762 6,174 5,305 4,832 5,594 10,932 10,509 10,565 10,625 11,611 10,969 11,194 10,289

GP 13 13 14 14 12 14 14 15 13 15 13 15 12 13 13 15 14 13 15 15 15 14 17 17 17 16 20 17 17 18 18 19 18

DID YOU KNOW? Pitt ranked among the nation’s top-five schools in attendance increase in two consecutive years- 2001-02 and 2002-03. With its move to the Petersen Events Center, the Panthers finished second nationally in attendance increase in 2002-03 at plus-4,129.

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100-POINT SCORING GAMES ALL-TIME GAMES OF 100-PLUS POINTS Note: Pittsburgh is 39-0 when it scores 100-plus points. Date 3/3/56 2/24/58 1/2/64 2/1/64 2/24/65 2/13/70 2/6/71 2/20/71 12/6/71 2/11/72 1/20/74 1/30/74 2/14/74 3/1/75 11/29/78 12/9/78 2/24/81 12/20/83 11/26/84 2/27/85 11/29/86 12/3/86 1/29/86 1/12/87 1/17/87

Opponent at Penn State Geneva Dartmouth Carnegie Mellon Westminster Syracuse Carnegie Mellon at Carnegie Mellon Ohio Wesleyan Syracuse Buffalo State at Westminster Cleveland State at Buffalo State vs. Rio Grande $ Robert Morris at Massachusetts Florida State St. Francis St. Francis Indiana (Pa.) at St. Francis vs. Arkansas ! at Duquesne Chicago State

Pitt Opp. 100 90 109 74 107 63 108 75 101 71 127 108 118 84 104 59 103 48 109 99 101 75 106 71 106 55 107 88 107 82 100 68 101 61 102 89 104 88 107 72 108 49 108 69 114 83 102 77 112 70

W/L W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W

3/18/88 11/28/89 12/1/89 1/27/90 1/31/90 2/11/90 12/6/90 1/12/91 12/19/92 11/27/93 12/16/95 12/23/95 12/1/99 1/4/06 11/9/07

vs. Eastern Mich. @ Siena vs. Oklahoma State # Arizona (CA) Boston College Providence Marshall Providence at Duquesne (CA) Youngstown State Long Island Prairie View A&M Norfolk State Notre Dame Houston Baptist

108 101 102 100 110 117 105 101 102 112 108 101 102 100 103

90 89 90 92 80 102 75 82 91 66 67 59 78 98 62

W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W

! - Rainbow Classic (Honolulu, Hawaii) @ - NCAA Tournament (Lincoln, Neb.) # - Tournament of Champions (Charlotte, N.C.) $ - played in Wheeling, W.Va.

OPPONENT’S 100-PLUS POINT GAMES Note: Pittsburgh has given up 100 or more points 34 times and is 2-32 in such contests. Date 2/3/54 2/20/54 12/4/54

Opponent at Navy Westminster at Michigan

Pitt Opp. 73 108 94 104 71 101

W/L L L L

1/19/55 12/1/56 2/23/57 12/26/64 1/8/66 2/14/66 2/23/66 1/18/67 2/1/67 12/1/68 12/9/68 1/6/68 1/31/69 2/1/69 2/11/70 2/13/70 3/4/72 3/16/74 12/6/74 3/18/75 1/27/76 12/30/77 1/3/77 1/6/79 2/4/89 12/2/89 12/4/89 12/28/89 2/11/90 2/2/91 12/20/93

at Geneva 96 at Ohio State 69 at West Virginia 93 at Wichita State 58 at Virginia Tech 74 at West Virginia 63 at Westminster 76 West Virginia 78 at Cornell 72 Rutgers 74 Duquesne 66 at Miami 84 at Louisiana State 79 at Tulane 89 Temple 72 Syracuse 127 at West Virgnia 90 at North Carolina State 72 Duquesne 94 vs. Providence (NIT) 80 at Rutgers 71 vs. Iowa 80 West Virginia 91 at Syracuse 74 Syracuse 80 vs. North Carolina State 87 vs. Georgia Tech 92 vs. Georgia Tech 92 Providence 117 at UCLA 85 North Carolina 93

101 100 107 109 100 103 102 102 110 100 100 100 120 110 101 108 104 100 100 101 102 103 100 100 103 100 111 111 102 112 106

L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L W L L L L L L L L L L L L W L L

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LARGEST MARGIN OF VICTORY Date 11/29/86 12/6/71 1/26/29 12/1/01 2/14/74 11/30/85 12/28/95 2/18/76 11/23/07 3/12/30 11/27/93 2/10/34 11/17/00 12/3/02 2/20/71 12/16/96 1/2/64 2/1/68 12/23/95 1/17/87 11/9/07 12/16/95 11/30/02 2/24/81 1/16/74 2/7/55

Opponent Indiana (Pa.) Ohio Wesleyan Army Savannah State Cleveland State Indiana (Pa.) Brown Buffalo State Buffalo Wash. & Jefferson Youngstown State Army North Carolina A&T Norfolk State at Carnegie Mellon Carnegie Mellon Dartmouth at Carnegie Mellon Prarie View A&M Chicago State Houston Baptist Long Island Arkansas-Pine Bluff at Massachusetts George Washington at Tampa

Pitt Opp. Margin 108 49 +59 103 48 +55 69 16 +53 87 35 +52 106 55 +51 94 45 +49 95 47 +48 99 51 +48 92 45 +47 67 20 +47 112 66 +46 64 18 +46 91 46 +45 96 51 +45 104 59 +45 84 39 +45 107 63 +44 89 46 +43 101 59 +42 112 70 +42 103 62 +41 108 67 +41 89 49 +40 101 61 +40 96 56 +40 92 52 +40

LARGEST VICTORY-BIG EAST GAMES Date 2/12/03 1/25/88 3/5/03 1/29/92 1/31/90 3/6/10 1/12/94 2/24/86 3/2/04

Opponent West Virginia Providence Seton Hall Miami Boston College Rutgers Miami Connecticut at Providence

Pitt Opp. Margin 82 46 +36 90 56 +34 86 54 +32 82 52 +30 110 80 +30 83 54 +29 83 55 +28 79 51 +28 88 61 +27

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3/2/02 1/27/07 2/6/10 1/23/08 1/29/97 3/3/92 2/7/09 1/2/02 3/2/85 2/28/05 2/4/92 1/31/87 2/22/03 1/24/04 1/7/07

West Virginia St. John’s Seton Hall at St. John’s Notre Dame Boston College at DePaul St. John’s Villanova at Boston College at Miami Connecticut Rutgers at Syracuse South Florida

92 72 83 81 88 90 92 77 85 72 77 73 86 66 69

65 46 58 57 64 66 69 54 62 50 55 52 65 45 48

+27 +26 +25 +24 +24 +24 +23 +23 +23 +22 +22 +21 +21 +21 +21

LARGEST WIN- BIG EAST ROAD GAMES Date 3/2/04 1/23/08 2/7/09 2/28/05 2/4/94 1/24/04 1/14/03 1/25/97 1/24/87 2/3/88 1/3/09 1/24/07 1/7/86 2/18/03

Opponent at Providence at St. John’s at DePaul at Boston College at Miami at Syracuse at West Virginia at Georgetown at Boston College at St. John’s at Georgetown at Cincinnati at Seton Hall at Georgetown

Pitt Opp. Margin 88 61 +27 81 57 +24 92 69 +23 72 50 +22 77 55 +22 66 45 +21 80 61 +19 89 71 +18 80 62 +18 88 71 +17 70 54 +16 67 51 +16 81 66 +15 82 67 +15

LARGEST MARGIN OF LOSS Date 12/26/64 12/5/59 1/31/69 1/31/14 1/14/67 2/14/66

Opponent at Wichita State at Ohio State at Louisiana State Rochester at Penn State at West Virginia

Pitt Opp. Margin 58 109 -51 49 94 -45 79 120 -41 12 53 -41 44 84 -40 63 103 -40

12/20/55 2/22/67 2/1/67 12/3/66 2/4/50 2/3/54 11/28/98 12/9/67 2/9/44 2/5/38

Duke at Temple at Cornell at Davidson at Bradley at Navy vs. Maryland Duquesne at Army at Notre Dame

54 49 72 59 48 73 52 66 32 17

92 87 110 97 84 108 87 100 66 51

-38 -38 -38 -38 -36 -35 -35 -34 -34 -34

LARGEST LOSS- BIG EAST GAMES Date 2/3/96 3/1/86 1/14/85

Opponent at Villanova at Georgetown St. John’s

Pitt Opp. Margin 88 55 -33 93 62 -31 87 56 -31

MOST COMBINED POINTS SCORED Date 2/13/70 2/11/90 2/11/72 12/28/89 2/6/71 1/26/62 2/23/57 12/20/93 2/1/69 1/31/69

Opponent Syracuse Providence Syracuse vs. Georgia Tech Carnegie Mellon at Boston College at West Virginia North Carolina (CA) at Tulane at LSU

Pitt Opp. Margin 127 108 235 117 102 219 109 99 208 92 111 203 118 84 202 94 108 202 93 107 200 93 106 199 89 110 199 79 120 199

FEWEST COMBINED POINTS Date 1/15/44 2/24/06 1/13/12 2/5/08 1/30/14 2/23/24 3/1/52 1931-32

Opponent Penn State Westminster at Mount Union at Bucknell at St. Lawrence Bucknell at Penn State at Stanford

Pitt Opp. Margin 12 15 27 13 16 29 16 14 30 14 16 30 14 17 31 10 22 32 9 24 33 22 11 33

RECORDS & ACHIEVEMENTS

COMEBACK WINS LARGEST HALFTIME TURNAROUND- ALL GAMES Date 12/5/83 11/26/88 12/2/09 2/21/81 1/22/05 2/10/02 1/31/09 3/6/04 2/5/73 3/9/06 2/24/04 2/16/02 12/30/86 3/14/01

Opponent Halftime Deficit at St. Francis, Pa. -12 (47-35) Oklahoma State -7 (43-36) at Duquesne (MA) (OT) -13 (33-20) West Virginia -4 (29-25) at Connecticut -11 (43-32) at Syracuse -8 (35-27) Notre Dame -6 (45-39) Villanova -5 (22-17) West Virginia -6 (40-34) vs. West Virginia -7 (31-24) at Georgetown -8 (28-20) at West Virginia -8 (45-37) vs. Wisconsin -2 (41-39) St. Bonaventure -9 (48-39)

Final 94-80 93-75 67-58 81-64 76-66 75-63 93-80 59-45 77-64 68-57 68-58 85-75 98-82 84-75

LARGEST HALFTIME TURNAROUND- ROAD GAME

Turnaround +26 +25 +22 +21 +21 +20 +19 +19 +19 +18 +18 +18 +18 +18

LARGEST HALFTIME TURNAROUND- BIG EAST PLAY Date 1/22/05 2/10/02 3/6/04 2/24/04 2/16/02 1/3/87 3/2/91

Opponent Halftime Deficit at Connecticut -11 (43-32) at Syracuse -8 (35-27) Villanova -5 (22-17) at Georgetown -8 (28-20) at West Virginia -8 (45-37) Providence -7 (43-36) at Boston College -3 (37-34)

Final 76-66 75-63 59-45 68-58 85-75 76-67 88-76

Turnaround +21 +20 +19 +18 +18 +16 +15

Date 12/5/83 12/2/09 1/22/05 2/10/02 2/24/04 2/16/02

Opponent Halftime Deficit at St. Francis, Pa. -12 (47-35) at Duquesne (MA) (OT) -13 (33-20) at Connecticut -11 (43-32) at Syracuse -8 (35-27) at Georgetown -8 (28-20) at West Virginia -8 (45-37)

Final 94-80 67-58 76-66 75-63 68-58 85-75

Turnaround +26 +22 +21 +20 +18 +18

LARGEST HALFTIME DEFICIT OVERCOME TO WIN Date 12/2/09 12/20/08 12/5/83 1/22/05 1/13/75 3/3/84

Opponent Halftime Deficit at Duquesne (MA)(OT) -13 (33-20) vs. Duke -12 (34-22) at St. Francis, Pa. -12 (47-35) at Connecticut -11 (43-32) Notre Dame -10 (44-34) Providence -10 (31-21)

Final 67-58 65-64 94-80 76-66 84-77 61-60

Turnaround +22 +13 +26 +21 +17 +11

COMEBACK WINS BY SEASON Season 2009-10 2003-04 1988-89 2001-02

Wins ........... 6 ........... 6 ........... 6 ........... 5

Season 1983-84 1979-80 2005-06 2004-05

Wins ........... 5 ........... 5 ........... 4 ........... 4

Season 1996-97 1987-88 1992-93 1991-92

Wins ........... 4 ........... 4 ........... 4 ........... 4

HALFTIME LEADS/DEFICITS LARGEST HALFTIME LEADS- BIG EAST ROAD GAME

LARGEST HALFTIME LEADS Date 12/3/03 11/27/93 1/30/74 12/6/71 11/29/86 2/20/71 12/29/86 12/28/95 12/17/03

Opponent Norfolk State Youngstown State at Westminster at Ohio Wesleyan Indiana, Pa. at Carnegie Mellon vs. Arkansas Brown Chicago State

Score 54-15 62-26 53-18 53-19 54-20 55-22 53-20 56-24 50-18

Lead +39 +36 +35 +34 +34 +33 +33 +32 +32

Final 96-51 112-66 106-71 103-48 108-49 104-59 114-83 95-47 79-51

LARGEST HALFTIME LEADS- BIG EAST PLAY Date 3/6/10 1/2/02 2/8/98 1/12/94 1/10/99

Opponent Rutgers St. John’s Boston College Miami, Fla. Boston College

Score 40-16 41-18 49-26 44-22 49-27

Lead +24 +23 +23 +22 +22

Final 83-54 77-54 89-79 83-55 86-70

LARGEST HALFTIME LEADS- ROAD GAME Date 1/30/74 2/20/71 12/3/86 2/13/70 12/4/85

Opponent at Westminster at Carnegie Mellon at St. Francis, Pa. at Syracuse at Lafayette

Score 53-18 55-22 55-29 58-37 44-23

Lead +35 +33 +26 +21 +21

Final 106-71 104-59 108-69 127-108 95-64

LARGEST HALFTIME LEADS-NEUTRAL GAME Date 12/29/86 12/28/90 3/8/06

Opponent vs. Arkansas vs. Alaska-Anchorage vs. Louisville

Score 53-20 52-28 39-16

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Lead +33 +24 +23

Final 114-83 93-69 61-56

Date 1/22/95 2/25/04 3/9/03 1/24/07 2/1/03 1/14/03

Opponent at St. John’s at Providence at Villanova at Cincinnati at Syracuse at West Virginia

Score 55-40 41-27 33-19 38-26 43-31 40-28

Lead +15 +14 +14 +12 +12 +12

Final 94-87 81-68 56-54 67-51 65-67 80-61

Deficit -31 -31 -29 -28

Final 58-82 73-93 52-87 76-89

LARGEST HALFTIME DEFICIT Date 1/3/00 12/23/86 11/28/98 1/30/02

Opponent at St. John’s at BYU vs. Maryland at Notre Dame

Score 45-14 55-24 46-17 49-21

LARGEST HALFTIME DEFICIT- HOME GAME Date 12/7/94 12/5/93 2/22/67 1/18/67

Opponent Massachusetts St. John’s Temple West Virginia

Score 42-17 52-29 41-18 53-31

Deficit -25 -23 -23 -22

Final 57-85 83-88 87-49 78-102

LARGEST HALFTIME DEFICIT- BIG EAST GAME Date 1/3/00 1/30/02 2/10/98 12/5/93

Opponent at St. John’s at Notre Dame at Villanova St. John’s

Score 45-14 49-21 49-23 52-29

Deficit -31 -28 -26 -23

Final 58-82 76-89 68-79 83-88

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Total OT Games: 85. Total Record: 45-40. Home: 25-13. Away: 15-20. Neutral: 4-6. 1OT Record: 37-27. 2OT Record: 6-12. 3OT Record: 2-1. Big East regular season: 12-9. Big East Tournament: 1-4. NCAA Tournament: 3-0. NIT Record: 0-0. Largest Margin of Victory: 13, at Seton Hall, 2/26/02. Largest Margin of Loss: 9, at Notre Dame, 1/17/73. Most Points Scored: 100, Notre Dame, 1/4/06. Least Points Scored: 28, at Notre Dame, 2/7/31. Most Points Allowed: 101, at Geneva, 1954-55. Least Points Allowed: 20, at Notre Dame, 2/7/31. Consecutive OT Wins: 4, 2/27/ 60-12/29/65. Consecutive OT Losses: 3, three times. Most OT Games-Season: 4, 1954-55; 2001-02. Consecutive OT Games: 2, 1954-55; 2/11-2/18/78.

ALL-TIME OVERTIME GAMES SINGLE OVERTIME (37-27) Date 2/28/23 1/17/24 1/8/27 12/19/28 12/31/29 1/24/31 2/7/31 12/12/36 1/17/36 1/1/40 1/22/42 2/11/42 2/12/44 3/5/49 1/1/55 1/8/55 1/15/55 12/29/56 2/21/56 2/15/58 1/27/60 2/27/60 1/21/61 1/19/63 12/7/63 12/29/65 1/14/70 2/6/70 1/17/73 12/3/74

Opponent Pitt Opp. W/L at Wash. & Jeff. 29 27 W West Virginia 23 25 L Syracuse 29 28 W at Iowa 44 40 W Ohio State 38 33 W at Notre Dame 28 20 W Notre Dame 35 32 W at DePaul 37 41 L at Georgetown 42 43 L at Michigan 35 44 L Cal State-Los Angeles 45 33 W Indiana, Pa. 47 37 W Bethany 47 45 W West Virginia 34 32 W at Pennsylvania 81 75 W Westminster 71 73 L Penn State 76 66 W vs. Connecticut % 60 64 L at Carnegie Tech 85 81 W Navy 85 83 W at West Virginia 66 76 L Penn State 64 63 W at Temple 80 75 W at Army 79 73 W Duquesne 69 67 W at Rochester # 69 65 W at West Virginia 66 67 L at Lafayette 74 80 L at Notre Dame 76 85 L at West Virginia 78 82 L

Date 1/13/75 1/25/75 2/12/77 2/11/78 2/16/78 1/10/79 1/22/79 1/27/81 2/5/83 1/16/84 2/6/84 3/5/86 12/10/88 1/30/89 3/14/91 12/28/91 2/4/95 2/28/95 1/6/96 1/23/96 1/17/98 11/25/00 12/17/00 3/9/01 2/26/02 3/21/02 2/29/04 1/8/05 2/5/05 1/21/07 3/17/07

Opponent Notre Dame at Rutgers Duquesne (CA) Maryland (CA) Penn State Cincinnati at Iona ^ Maryland (CA) at Connecticut St. John’s at Connecticut vs. Georgetown (BET) West Virginia at St. John’s vs. Georgia (NCAA) at New Orleans $ Villanova at Miami, Fla. at West Virginia Massachusetts Rutgers Marist at VCU vs. Syracuse (BET) at Seton Hall vs. Kent State (NCAA) Syracuse at Rutgers at West Virginia Marquette VCU (NCAA)

Pitt Opp. W/L 84 77 W 82 79 W 63 66 L 89 86 W 68 75 L 75 78 L 79 84 L 66 69 L 72 71 W 63 61 W 75 71 W 56 57 L 81 84 L 85 81 W 76 68 W 77 78 L 76 79 L 68 76 L 84 83 W 71 79 L 86 85 W 71 69 W 73 76 L 55 54 W 73 66 W 73 78 L 46 49 L 66 63 W 78 83 L 74 77 L 84 79 W

12/20/07 vs. Duke (MSG) 3/13/08 vs. Louisville (BET) 1/16/10 Louisville

65 76 82

64 W 69 W 77 W

DOUBLE OVERTIME (6-12) Date 1/19/55 12/21/57 1/11/78 1/16/82 1/29/83 2/14/87 12/9/89 2/19/94 12/17/94 1/22/98 3/4/98 1/15/02 3/9/02 1/10/04 2/9/04 1/4/06 12/21/06 12/2/09

Opponent Pitt Opp. W/L at Geneva 96 101 L Duke 87 84 W Temple 74 81 L at Penn State 46 52 L Providence 58 55 W Boston College 72 67 W at West Virginia 93 97 L Villanova 88 93 L vs. Georgia * 86 87 L St. John’s 83 90 L vs. Villanova (BET) 93 96 L at Miami, Fla. 69 76 L vs. Connecticut (BET) 65 74 L at Miami, Fla. 80 84 W at Seton Hall 67 68 L Notre Dame 100 97 W vs. Oklahoma State 89 95 L at Duquesne (MA) 67 58 W

TRIPLE OVERTIME (2-1) Date 1/28/54 1/10/76 2/12/10

Opponent at Penn State at George Washington West Virginia

Pitt Opp. W/L 85 91 L 75 73 W 98 95 W

PETERSEN EVENTS CENTER RECORDS PETERSEN EVENTS CENTER GAME RECORDS INDIVIDUAL Points: Field Goals: Field Goal Att.: 3FG Made: 3FG Attempts: FT Made: FT Attempts: FT Pct.: Rebounds: Assists: Blocked Shots: Steals:

PITT 33, Sam Young, Belmont, 11/25/08 13, three times, last-Sam Young, Connecticut, 3/7/09 23, Sam Young, Connecticut, 3/7/09 6, five times, last- Ashton Gibbs vs. Providence, 3/4/10 13, Ashton Gibbs vs. West Virginia, 2/12/10 13, Carl Krauser, Syracuse, 1/23/06 14, four times, last- Levance Fields, Akron, 11/21/08 1.000, Chevon Troutman (10-10), Georgetown, 1/25/03 22, DeJuan Blair, Notre Dame, 1/31/09 13, five times, last- Brad Wanamaker vs. PC, 3/4/10 7, Chris Taft, Murray State, 12/20/03 6, three times, last- Jermaine Dixon, St. John’s, 1/11/09

OPPONENT 37, Chris Quinn, Notre Dame, 1/4/06 13, Chris Quinn, Notre Dame, 1/4/06 28, Keydren Clark, Saint Peter’s, 11/19/05 7, Chris Thomas, Notre Dame, 1/12/04 14, Keydren Clark, Saint Peter’s, 11/19/05 10, two times, last- Ryan Gomes, PC, 1/31/05 15, Hakim Warrick, Syracuse, 1/29/05 1.000, Kenny Hayes (9-9), UM, Oh., 11/17/08 14, two times, last- M. Blakely, Vmt, 12/6/08 9, two times, last- Chris Quinn, UND, 1/4/06 5, four times 4, three times

TEAM Points: Points in a half: Halftime Lead: Field Goals: Field Goal Att.: FG Percentage: 3FG Made: 3FG Attempts: FT Made: FT Attempts: FT Pct.: Rebounds: Assists: Turnovers: Blocked Shots: Steals:

PITT 103, Houston Baptist, 11/9/07 55, Houston Baptist, 11/9/07 39, Norfolk State (54-15), 12/3/02 42, two times- last vs. HBU, 42-92, 11/9/07 92, Houston Baptist, 11/9/07 .674, Cincinnati (31-46), 2/14/09 14, two times, last- UMBC, 12/13/08 37, Akron, 11/21/08 31, West Virginia, 2/12/10 46, Notre Dame, 1/4/06 .909, St. Francis (N.Y.) (10-11), 11/29/05 59, two times, last- Vermont, 12/6/08 31, Houston Baptist, 11/9/07 25, Howard, 11/20/04 12, Eastern Kentucky, 11/19/09 16, three times- last- Duquesne, 12/3/08

OPPONENT 97, Notre Dame, 1/4/06 51, Georgetown College (Ky.), 12/15/03 17, Louisville (36-19), 2/12/07 34, Notre Dame, 1/4/06 83, Notre Dame, 1/4/06 .609, Georgetown (28-46), 1/13/07 17, Lafayette, 1/2/08 36, Notre Dame, 1/4/06 26, West Virginia, 2/12/10 37, West Virginia, 2/12/10 1.000, Wofford (9-9), 11/13/09 51, West Virginia, 2/12/10 24, Robert Morris, 2/2/09 26, Virginia Tech, 1/6/04 10, Syracuse, 1/23/06 12, two times- last- Ohio, 12/22/09

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MISCELLANEOUS Games: 143 (8 seasons). Record: 132-11. Consecutive Sellouts: 143, 11/ 23/02-current. Games Attended at full capacity: 55. Consecutive Games attended at full capacity: 6. Combined Points-two teams: 197, Notre Dame, 1/4/06. Largest Pitt Win: 45, vs. Norfolk State (96-51), 12/3/02. Largest Pitt Loss: 13, two times- vs. Rutgers, 1/26/08; vs. Louisville (66-53), 2/12/ 07. Most Wins-season: 19, two times-2003-04, 2008-09. Most Losses-season: 4, 2004-05 Winning Streak: 34, 11/23/022/15/04. Losing Streak: 2, 1/2-1/5/05. Largest Attended Game: 12,920, Villanova, 2/21/10 Overtime Games: 5.

RECORDS & ACHIEVEMENTS

ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS Student-athletes are listed alphabetically with the years in which they lettered. This is not an all-time roster. It only depics years players lettered. Years pre-1940 correspond to the fall and spring years that each player played at Pittsburgh. If you have any additions/deletions to this list, please contact Greg Hotchkiss in the Pittsburgh athletic media relations office.

A Abel, Griffin, 1998-01 Abrams, Marvin, 1970-74 Adams, Chase, 2009-10 Adams, John, 1964-65 Adelman, Dave (Mgr), 199394 Aggelou, Sotiris, 1993-95 Aiken, Curtis, 1983-87 Albright, John, 1930-31 Alcorn, 1941-42 Alcorn, James (Mgr), 1931-32 Alridge, Andre, 1992-96 Alexander, 1942-43 Alexander, J.F. (Mgr), 1931-32 Alimena, Albert J. (Mgr), 1977 Allen, George, 1981-84 Allerton, Dale (Mgr), 1970 Alridge, Andre, 1992-96 Antigua, Oliver, 1995-98 Antigua, Orlando, 1991-95 Apple, Nathan, 1943-47 Armstrong, Keith, 1982-86 Artman, 1940-43 Artman, Bernard, 1951-54 Arnold, Randy, 1970-71 Arture, William, 1929-31 Artman, Bernard, 1951-54 Assid, Ed, 1964-65

Bohren, Karl, 1924 Bolla, James, 1971-75 Bollens, Kenneth, 1965-68 Bonaacci, Pat, 1958 Bonnie, Harry E., 1913 Boose, 1946-47 Booth, Thomas (Mgr), 1973 Borowitz, 1945-46 Bowman, Marcus, 2003-06 Boyd, Arthur, 1950-53 Boyd, Frank, 1973-77 Boyd, Jason, 1998-00 Braumbeck, R., 1948-50 Brautigam, Barry, 1954-57 Brehm, William, 1946-50 Bremen, Alvin J., 1919 Bremen, Ben, 1919 Brimm, Oscar, 1971-73 Brody, Wray G., 1912 Broido, Joseph, 1912 Brookin, Rod, 1986-90 Brown, Gilbert, 2007-10 Brown, Jaron, 2000-04 Brown, Sean, 2008-09 Brozovich, Paul, 1979-81 Bruce, Kirk, 1972-75 Brush, Brian, 1989-93 Buchanon, Frank, 1930-32 Buck, Bill, 1965-67 Buck, Rudy, 1944 Buck, William (Mgr), 1961 Buckman, Steve (Mgr), 1995 Budd, Norman, Jr., 1908-10 Burch, Clarence, 1951-54 Burnham, Greg (Mgr), 1979

C Caldwell, Robert, 1964-67

Caldwell, Michael, 1968-71 Calhoun, S.E., 1911 Campbell, F.H., 1911-12 Campbell, W.F., 1911-13 Canterna, Oland “DoDo,” 1944-49 Capwell, I.P., 1906 Cardot, Willis, 1972-73 Carlson, H.C., 1915-17 Carlson, Lloyd, 1941-43 Carnahan, Milroy, 1950-53 Carr, H.P., 1924 Carrigan, Rich, 1984-87 Cauley, Willie, 1993-94 Causer, Jerry, 1968-70 Cavanaugh, Pat, 1986-90 Cecconi, Louis, 1946-50 Cepkowski, Richard, 1954-55 Cercone, Eugene, 1953-57 Chase, Ralph, 1925 Chosky, Saul, 1943-44 Christopher, Frank, 1950-51 Cica, John T. (Mgr), 1977 Cica, Marc J. (Mgr), 1974 Cieply, William, 1943-48 Cizmarik, Bob, 1969-71 Clancy, Sam, 1977-81 Clawson, John, 1921 Cleland, 1941-42 Clements, Frank, 1966-67 Coburn, Kenneth (Mgr), 1936 Cochran, Nate, 1994-95 Cohen, Lester, 1928-30 Cohen, Milton, 1930-31 Collins, William, 1939-40 Colombo, Scott, 1986-89 Conomikes, Dean (Mgr), 1989 Cook, Mike, 2006-08 Cooper, Tico, 1985-87

Cosby, Attila, 1997-99 Cosentino, Sam, 1944-46 Cost, Charles, 1954-55 Cratsley, Mel, 1966-67 Cribbs, Claire, 1932-34 Culbertson, Billy, 1981-84 Cummings, Vonteego, 199599 Cutrie, Rocco, 1933

D David, Joey, 1982-86 David, Samuel, 1946-49 David, George (Mgr), 1918 Davis, 1943-44 DeGroat, John, 2004-06 DeHart, James, 1917 Deitrick, Richard, 1951-54 DeLisio, Tony, 1966-69 Demetris, Yuri, 2001-04 DiFrischia, Al, 1966-67 Diggs, Cassin, 2007-08 Dillon, Bill, 1955-57 Dimmack, Chris, 1998-99 Disco, Mark, 1973-75 Ditka, Michael, 1958-60 Dixon, Jermaine, 2008-10 Dobin, Kenneth (Mgr), 1969 Dolfi, 1940-41 Dorazio, Carlo, 2001-03 Dorman, Dennis, 1955-58 Downes, William, 1968-71 Downing, Raymond, 1964-65 Doyle, Ray, 1964-65 Duessel, David, 1952-55 Duff, A.W., 1907 Dumancic, Dominik, 1990-92

B Baierl, Bill, 1949-50 Bailey, Nate, 1987-89 Baker, Edward, 1929-31 Baker, John P., 1913 Baldridge, R. (Mgr), 1918 Bane, John, 1910 Barnhart, Ray, 1968-69 Barrett, 1942-43 Bashioum, W, 1945-46 Baum, Raymond (Mgr), 196465 Bazzano, 1944-45 Beatty, Steve, 1980-84 Beck, 1943-44 Belich, Michael, 1948-51 Benjamin, Keith, 2004-08 Benidick. William (Mgr), 1968 Bennett, Bill, 1965-66 Bennett, Lance (Mgr), 197879 Bennett, Melvin, 1974-75 Berardinelli, Dominic, 1975-77 Biehl, 1943-44 Bien, Jay, 1908 Biggs, Tyrell, 2005-09 Blair, DeJuan, 2007-09 Bingham, Bob, 1951-52 Blanton, John, 1982-86 Blount, Mark, 1995-97 Blyshak, Dave, 1962-65 Bochok, David (Mgr), 1957

Kirk Bruce starred for the Panthers from 1972-75. After his career, he served as Pitt’s head women’s basketball coach for 13 years (1985-98) and now works as an Associate Athletic Director in Pitt’s athletic department.

F Fabel, Joseph, 1937 Falenski, Richard, 1958-61 Falenski, Stanley, 1964-67 Famularo, Frank, 1965-67 Farmer, Homer G., 1908-11 Federico, Gino, 2001-03 Fenwick, Joe, 1954-56 Ferguson, Marlon, 1984 Ferguson, Ralph, 1935 Fenwick, Joseph, 1953-56 Ferguson, Marlon, 1983-87 Ferraro, Ross, 1929 Fields, Levance, 2005-09 Finneman, John, 1999-00 Fisher, Brian, 1963-65 Fisher, Paul, 1927-28 Fitzgerald, Dave, 1978-79 Flannagan, W.H., 1924 Fleming, Sam, 1971-74 Flinn, S.D. (Mgr), 1916 Flores, Stephen, 1997-99 Foley, Jack (Mgr), 1942-43 Foley, James, 1959-61 Follansbee, William, 1933 Forquer, 46-47 Frederick, W., 1946-48 Freed, Donald (Mgr), 1977 Freeman, Leroy, 1972-73 Fridley, John, 1958-61 Frishman, Morris, 1912-13 Frontone, Jack, 1951-55 Frye, Tim, 2007-10 Funk, Bernard, 1922

Kent Scott was a 1,000-point career scorer for Pittsburgh from 1969-72.

Eysell, A.R. (Mgr), 1923

Easterday, R.A., 1916-18 Edgar, Joseph E., 1907 Edwards, Cleveland, 1969-73 Egan, James, 1939-42 El Nokali, Amr, 1995-96 Elliott, Samuel B., 1908 Ellis, Sammie, 1978-80 Emrich, Ross, 1935 Endsley, John, 1975 Everett, Robert, 1948-51

Gant, Chris, 1991-95 Garcia, Joseph, 1937-38 Gardella, Chris, 1994-98 Garnham, 1944-46 Garvin, R.O. (Mgr), 1924 Generalovich, Brian, 1961-64 Generalovich, Brock, 1989-93 Generalovich, Nick, 1964-66 Gennock, J., 1945-47 Gerensky, Thaddeus, 1948-49 Gibbs, Ashton, 2008-10

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Gill, Michael, 1995-96 Gill, W.W., 1906 Ginevan, Dave, 1961-62 Glenn, 1943-44 Gissendanner, Darrell, 1978-82 Glover, Tim, 1990-92 Gob, Art, 1957-58 Goldsmith, M.F., 1907-08 Goodson, Mike, 1985-87 Goodwin, 1942-43 Gordon, Steve, 1978-79 Gore, Demetreus, l984-88 Gorman, 1943-44 Gow, J. Steele (Mgr), 1916 Graham, G.R., 1912-15 Graves, Antonio, 2003-07 Gray, Aaron, 2003-07 Greenleaf, Rob (Mgr), 1990 Greer, Ricardo, 1997-01 Grevey, Scott, 1978-82 Grgurich, Tim, 1961-64 Gustine, Frank, Jr., 1967-68

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Hammer, R.T., 1917 Hanson, James (Mgr), 192930 Harper, James (Mgr), 1951 Harris, Larry, 1974-78 Harrison, Ed, 1970-71 Hartman, 1937-38 Hastings, C.E., 1916-17 Hawkins, Isaac, 1996-01 Haygood, Robert, 1974-76 Healy, T.F., 1914-15 Heller, J., 1945-46 Hennon, Don, 1956-59 Hepworth, Ken, 1961-62 Hersh, Charles, 1969 Hill, Lewis, 1973-75 Hillgrove, Bill (Mgr), 1989 Hoban, Walter, 1927 Holder, Terry, 1962-63 Holmes, Jeremy, 1998-00 Holstein, Floyd, 1949-51 Hoggan, G., 1945-46 Horne, Chris, 1997-98 Howard, Andre, 1995-97 Hriebar, Frank, 1951-52 Hromanik, George, 1948-51 Hudec, Rudy, 1948-50

PITT BASKETBALL FAMILY TREE

John Riser (1954-57)) is ranked among Pitt’s career leaders in both scoring and rebounding. He scored 1,164 points and pulled down 775 rebounds.

BROTHER COMBINATIONS Orlando Antigua (1991-95) and Oliver Antigua (1995-98) Robert Caldwell (1964-67) and Michael Caldwell (1968-71) Brian Generalovich (1961-64) and Nick Generalovich (1964-66) Charles Hughes (1933-35) and William Hughes (1933-35) Billy Knight (1971-74) and Terry Knight (1974-79) Edward Lawry (1939) and Thomas Lawry (1930-32) Alphonse Wrobleski (1928-30) and Stephen Wrobleski (192628) Steve Zernich (1941-43) and Wally Zernich (1943-47) FATHER-SON COMBOS Samuel David (1945-49) and Joey David (1983-86) Brian Generalovich (1961-64) and Brock Generalovich (1989-93)

Hudson, Doyle, 2005-07 Hughes, Charles, 1933-35 Hughes, T.M., 1914 Hughes, William, 1933-35 Hunt, Charles, 1967-69 Hursh, Charles, 1955-58 Husa, Ed, 1955-56 Hyatt, Charles, 1929-30

J Jacobsen, Morris, 1945-46 Jaquette, M.M. (Mgr), 1925 Jarrell, Kent (Mgr), 1960 Jesko, William, 1935-37 Jinks, Ben, 1960-63 Johnson, Chad, 2000-02 Johnson, Gilbert, 1988-90 Johnson, Robert, 1936-38 Johnson, Trent, 1981-83 Jones, 1941-42 Jones, Antoine, 1990-93 Jones, B.L, 1925 Jones, Bobby, 1978-79 Jones, Chris, 1970-72 Jones, D., 1956-57 Jones, Derek, 1993-94 Jones, F. Walter, 1941-44 Jordan, Gandhi, 1990-92 Jordan, Gerald, 1995-97

Jordan, Lloyd, 1921-23

K Kalata, Leonard, 1966-69 Kaliden, Bill, 1956-57 Katsafanas, Chris, 1964-65 Kauffman, Robert (Mgr), 1950 Keese, Lucius, 1972-75 Keller, Don, 1958-60 Kelly, Lewis, 1973-74 Kelly, Willie, 1973-76 Kendall, Levon, 2003-07 Kendrick, John, 1949-52 Kennedy, Louis P., 1916 Kiehl, Dave (Mgr), 1994 King, Wade W., 1924-25 Kirby, Roosevelt, 1981-82 Kleiman, Phil, 1955-56 Klein, James, 1938-41 Kline, James, 1946 Knight, Billy, 1971-74 Knight, Brandin, 1999-03 Knight, Terry, 1974-79 Kocheran, George, 1939-41 Kochka, Paul, 1975-77 Kondrad, Francis, 1958-59 Koontz, Shaun, 1993-94 Kowallis, George, 1925-27 Kowallis, James, 1925-26 Kraft, R, 1952-53 Krauser, Carl, 2002-06 Krieger, Paul, 1961-64

Andre Alridge (1992-96) is ranked among Pitt’s career and season assists leaders. He concluded his career with 258 total assists in 77 games.

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Lake, Herb, 1982-83 Landerman, N., 1949-50 Landy, Danny, 1977-79 Lane, Jerome, 1985-88 Laneve, John, 1954-57 Larkin, John, 1961-64 Latagliata, Ed, 1942-48 Laughren, James, 1919-20 LaValley, James, 1964-67 Lawry, Edward, 1939 Lawry, Thomas, 1930-32 Layton, Derrick, 1988-90 Lazor, Bob, 1954-57 Lazor, Paul, 1958-61 Lepkowski, Richard, 1952-55 Lerner, Morton, 1947-49 Lescott, Richard, 1954-55 Leslie, Kevin, 1997-98 Lester, Howard, 1955-58 Lett, Ontario, 2001-03 Levin, Solomon, 1939-40 Levine, M., 1961 Levinson, Hyman, 1925-26 Lewis, Darrell, 1954-55 Lewis, Junie, 1984-85

PITTSBURGH GRADUATES WHO COACHED AT PITT (Also includes director of basketball operations) Brandin Knight (Pitt, ‘05) Oliver Antigua (Pitt, ‘98) Orlando Antigua (Pitt ‘95) Jim Bolla (Pitt ’75) H.C. “Doc” Carlson (Pitt ‘18) Cleveland Edwards (Pitt ’72) Tim Grgurich (Pitt ’64) Sean Miller (Pitt ’92)

Billy and Terry Knight are one of eight different brother combinations to compete for Pittsburgh. The Knight brothers, who played from 1971-79, combined to score 2,610 points and pull down 1,352 rebounds.

Lewis, Sonny, 1976-78 Lewis, R. Steve, 1969-71 Lindsay, John V., 1911 Lissfeldt, Elmer, 1925-27 Lockhart, Howard, 1958-61 Lockhart, Jarrett, 1996-00 Lohmeyer, Paul, 1940-43 Long, Dale, 1961-62 Loucks, Frank, 1934-36 Loughran, John, 1918 -19 Lovett, Robert, 1963-66 Lubic, Ben, 1914-17 Luther, Jon, 1986-87 Lynch, J. Donald (Mgr), 1928

M Maczuzak, John, 1960-63 Maile, Jason, 1992-97 Malarkey, Bill, 1959-60 Malarkey, Clare, 1941-46 Malmberg, Arthur, 1948-51 Maloney, Tom, 1957-62 Mandish, 1957-58 Maravich, Eliot, 1959-60 Marder, Philip, 1944-45 Markovich, Milan, 1954-57 Markovitz, Alvin (Mgr), 1954 Marsh, Howard, 1906 Martin, Bobby, 1987-91

Martin, Mickey, 1971-74 Martin, Stan, 1972-73 Maruczewski, Edward, 194546 Maser, Ron, 1958-59 Maslek, Steve, 1986-89 Mastin, 1940-41 Matson, Joseph, 1915-16 Matthews, 1941-42 Matthews, Jason, 1987-91 Matthews, Ted, 1953-54 Mauro, Bill, 1957-60 McBride, Greg, 1973-75 McCamant, Donald, 1932-34 McCance, 1937-38 McCandless, W.T., 1906-07 McCarroll, Mark, 2000-05 McClean, John, 1919-20 McClellan, Pat, 1968-69 McClellend, Ralph, 1974-76 McClure, James, 1951-53 McCormick, James, 1906 McCracken, G.H., 1920-21 McCrossin, George, 1946-50 McCullough, T.B., 1914-16 McCullough, Jerry, 1991-96 McCurdy, R.K. (Mgr), 1920 McElhinney, J.W., 1907-08 McFadden, D. (Mgr), 1919 McFarland, Robert, 1967-70

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McGhee, Gary, 2007-10 McIntyre, Bill, 1962-64 McKenna, William (Mgr), 1938 McLaren, George W., 1917-18 McMahon, J.W., 1926-28 McMaster, Louis, 1916 McMillian, Lennie, 1979-81 McNally, Roth, 1964-65 McNeal, Chris, 1990-93 McNulty, Frank, 1917 McQuown, Bill (Mgr), 1913 Medich, 1945-46 Melnick, A., 1945-46 Mendlow, 1937-38 Merchant, 1942-43 Mervis, Louis, 1919 Mesher, John, 1957-59 Michalik, Karl, 1944-45 Miklasevich, Matt, 1982-86 Milanovich, Samuel, 1938-41 Miller, D., 1952-53 Miller, Dwight, 2009-10 Miller, Sean, 1987-92 Mills, John, 1957-60 Mitchell, Bryan, 1982-84 Mobley, Eric, 1991-94 Montgomery, Ray, 1929 Morgan, Jermaine, 1990-94 Morningstar, Darren, 1989-92 Morris, Carl, 1970-73 Morris, Frank, 1944-47 Morris, Toree, 2000-04 Moses, Omo, 1990-91 Mueller, C., 1945-46 Mulert, Carl (Mgr), 1922 Murray, C.K. (Mgr), 1914 Murray, Leon, 1996-97

N Naponik, Paul, 1967-68 Navakovich, Alex G., 1952-54 Nedrow, Scott, 1973-78 Neverson, Carlton, 1978-81 Nicholas, C.E., 1918 Nicholas, E.D., 1917 Nicholich, Thomas, 1956 Noon, Peter, 1934-36 Nordstrom, G, 1945-46 Null, 1945-46

O Oakes, William (Mgr), 1940

Peterson, Jaime, 1993-95 Petrini, Robert, 1967-70 Phillips, 1943-44 Phillips, Scott, 1950-53 Polen, Maurice, 2006-08 Pollack, S., 1945-46 Port, Melvin, 1938-41 Porter, Darelle, 1987-91 Prey, 1942-43 Primus, Fred, 1998-99 Ptacek, Charles, 1942-43

Chad Varga (1994-97) completed a three-year career with 10.5 points and 5.6 rebounds per game averages.

Ochsenhirt, N.C., 1932-34 Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Gorek, Paul, 1969-72 Olinger, Dave, 1977-81 Olofson, T., 1960-62 Osborn, Bill, 1986-87

P Paffrath, Lawrence, 1938-42 Page, Julius, 2000-04 Palesko, Chester, 1950-53 Pandak, William, 1943-44 Parsons, William, 1924-26 Pataky, 1939-40 Pataky, John, 1968-70 Patcher, Michael, 1967-70 Paul, Michael, 1969-72 Paul, W.B. (Mgr), 1918 Pavlick, Ed, 1952-55 Peavy, Terry, 1977-78 Penman, R.N., 1918 Pegues, Julius, 1955-58 Peterson, Harry (Mgr), 1959

ALL-TIME ASSISTANT COACHES (List also includes graduate assistants, volunteers and director of basketball operations) Assistant Coach Years Assistant Coach Years Oliver Antigua ......... 1998-99 Bob Hill ................... 1975-78 Orlando Antigua ..... 2003-08 Willie Jett ............... 1990-92 Dom Berardinelli .... 1983-86 Bobby Jones .......... 1994-97 Jim Bolla ................ 1975-80 Brandin Knight ....... 2007-10 Kirk Bruce .............. 1975-76 Norm Law .............. 1986-94 Ronald Burns .......... 1986-88 Joe Lombardi ......... 2003-06 John Calipari .......... 1985-88 Sean Miller ............. 1995-96 Chris Carlson .......... 2001-03 Dave Olinger ........... 1981-82 Jim Christian .......... 1996-99 Lennie Parham ....... 1999-01 Sean Cleary ............ 1994-96 Carl Peterson .......... 1952-67 Mark Coleman ....... 1986-94 Dave Progar ............ 1980-83 David Cox ............... 2006-07 Brian Regan 1988-90,07-10 Tom Crean ............. 1994-95 Mike Rice ............... 2006-07 Joe DeGregorio ...... 1983-86 Barry Rohrssen ....... 1999-06 Joe DeSantis .......... 1992-94 Pat Sandle ... 1999-01,03-10 Jamie Dixon ........... 1999-03 John Sarandrea ..... 1988-92 Jay Eck .................. 1983-85 Mike Schaeffer ...... 1979-80 Cleveland Edwards . 1977-80 Vince Taylor ............ 1997-98 Seth Greenberg ...... 1980-83 Reggie Warford ...... 1980-86 Tim Grgurich .......... 1965-75 Troy Weaver ........... 1996-99 Don Hennon ........... 1959-60 Fran Webster .......... 1969-80 Tom Herrion ........... 2007-10 Ernie Zeigler ........... 2001-03

Rabinowitz, Harry (Mgr), 1953 Radosevich, George, 1949-51 Radvansky, Michael, 1936-38 Ragan, Thomas, 1944-47 Raisley, C. M., 1908 Ramon, Ronald, 2004-08 Rasp, John, 1986-90 Raymond, Edward, 1940-42 Reed, Wallace, 1926-28 Reese, Charles, 1912-14 Reeves, Alphonse, 1938-39 Resutek, Joe, 1952-55 Reinhard, Roy (Mgr), 1944-45 Reisgen, Ralph, 1920 Repp, John, 1920 Reppert, Joe, 1955 Reuschel, Bill, 1951-53 Rex, William (Mgr), 1941 Rhymes, Marlon, 1992-93 Rice, Michael, 1976-77 Richards, Roy, 1946 Richards, Thomas, 1972-76 Richardson, Bob, 1964-65 Richardson, J.J., 2009-10 Richman, Ben, 1926 Riciutti, Al, 1961-62 Riggle, Michael, 1968-71 Rihaneck, William, 1926-27 Riser, John, 1954-57 Rivers, Nick, 2009-10 Rizk, Geoff, 2006-07 Roantree, Tom, 1962-65 Roberts, R., 1961-62 Roberts, Tony, 1977-79 Robinson, H.K., 1918-20 Robinson, Jeff, 1983-84 Robinson, Nasir, 2008-10 Roderick, Theodore, 1934-36 Roman, Dave, 1962-64 Rose, Chester F., 1906 Rose, E.A., 1921-23 Ross, Mark, 1971-72 Roster, Chester, (NA) Rowe, Luther, 1936-37 Ruby, Daryle, 1936-37 Ruby, Daryle, 1962-65 Rueschel, 1952-53 Ryan, John, 1979-81 Ryan, Leo (Mgr), 1937

Shay, Bill, 1957-61 Sheffield, Calvin, 1961-64 Shepherd, Darryl, 1984-86 Shin, Michael, 1997-98 Shober, Steven, 1946-47 Shorter, Brian, 1988-91 Show, Bob, 1954-55 Shrewsbury, Robert, 1973-76 Shrott, Robert (Mgr), 1963 Shuber, Stephen, 1941-47 Shuman, John, 1907 Sies, Dale, 1917 Siglow, Alphonse (Mgr), 1948 Sikora, John (Mgr), 1976 Silverman, 1940-41 Simpson, Lloyd, 1957-60 Simpson, Robert (Mgr), 1929 Slaby, Lou, 1960-61 Small, Charles, 2003-06 Smith, Charles, 1984-88 Smith, Darwin, 1958-61 Smith, Don, 1933-35 Smith, Gary, 1977-78 Smith, Kelvin, 1976-77 Smith, Pete, 1965-68 Smith, Roger, 1961-62 Spartz, 1940-42 Spotovich, Ed, 1935-38 Spruill, Mahdi, 1994-95 Spunger, 1945-46 Starr, Keith, 1972-75 Steadman, Lee (Mgr), 1964 Steinhart, Don, 1959-61 Stewart, E., 1945-46 Stephens, Scott, 1973-75 Stevanovic, Zelimir, 2000-01 Stevenson, Sylvester, 1966-68 Stewart, DeWarren, 1993-94 Strall, Edward, 1939-41 Straloski, 1938-41 Straw, Richard, 1913-14 Strickland, Pete, 1975-79 Sulkowski, William, 1971-73 Supak, 1945-46 Sutyak, Nick, 1958-59 Swacus, John, 1940-43 Szykowny, Larry, 1963-66

T Taft, Chris, 2003-05 Tait, Sutton, 1953-55 Talbott, Wayne, 1973-78

U Underwood, Dave, 1977-80

V Varga, Chad, 1994-97 Vaughan, Clyde, 1980-84 Verderber, R., 1956-57 Vey, 1943-44 Virostek, Don, 1950-53 Vujnovic, Daniel, 1938-39

W Wagoner, Ken, 1971-74 Wainio, Francis, 1935 Wallace, Austin, 2007-08 Wallace, Dwayne, 1978-82 Wallace, Ed, 1978-81 Warning, Clare,1950-51 Wanamaker, Brad, 2007-10 Warnock, R.Q. (Mgr), 1926 Washington, David, 1976-77 Wassell, Charles (Mgr), 1939 Watkins, 1944-45 Watkins, Chip, 1981-85 Wattach, Richard (Mgr), 1934 Weger, Elmer, 1908-11 Wernicki, Mike, 1994-95 Westbrooks, Mike, 1998-00 Westover, Bert J., 1907 Whyle, Robert, 1906 Willard, Kevin , 1995-97 Williams, Andre, 1981-85 Williams, Charles, 1980-82 Williams, J., 1945-46 Williams, Wayne, 1975-79 Wilson, C.R. (Mgr), 1927 Wilson, Don, 1971-72 Windbush, Jim 1975-76 Withers, Thomas, 1968-70 Wolbers, 1937-38 Wolfe, Milt (Mgr), 1955 Woodall, Travon, 2009-10 Worrell, Derrick, 1999-00 Woznicki, Richard, 1956-58 Wrobleski, Alphonse, 1928-30 Wrobleski, Stephen, 1926-28 Wunderlich, D., 1956-57

S Sankey, Bob, 1959-62 Santangelo, G, 1945-46 Sari, D., 1952-53 Sauer, Dave, 1961-64 Sawyer, Dave, 1956-59 Scheiding, 1937-38 Scherer, John, 1937-40 Scheuermann, Ed, 1976-81 Schinitzki, T., 1961-62 Schoon, Rodney, 1970-71 Schultz, 1943-46 Scott, Jack, 1937-39 Scott, J.L. (Mgr), 1917 Scott, Kent, 1969-72 Seabrooks, Chris, 1998-01 Shannon, Dean (Mgr), 1920 Shareef, Ahmad, 1990-94

Taylor, Dante, 2009-10 Taylor, Kellii, 1996-00 Terbush, C.E., 1906 Thomas, Garrick, 1992-1996 Thompson, Bob, 1965-67 Thompson, Charles, 1994-95 Thompson, Chas, 1981-85 Tiesi, Ryan, 2008-09 Topp, Irvin (Mgr), 1964 Troutman, Chevon, 2001-05 Tweardy, James, 1969-71

Yee, Fred, 1955-56 Young, Paul, 1922 Young, Sam, 2005-09 Yurko, Robert, 1948-51

Sammie Ellis (1978-81) averaged 16.5 points and 7.5 rebounds over a twoyear, 55-game career at Pittsburgh.

Zavackas, Donatas, 1999-03 Zeleznik, Myles, 1937-38 Zeller, Hank, 1944-46 Zernich, Michael, 1950-53 Zernich, Steve, 1941-43 Zernich, Wally, 1943-44, 46-47 Ziegler, Travis, 1989-93 Zimmovan, Frank, 1953-56 Ziolkowski, Ed, 1940-42 Zito, Bill, 1956-58

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OPPONENT W L Air Force .................................. 1 ........ 0 Akron ....................................... 3 ........ 1 Alabama .................................. 2 ........ 2 Alabama-Birmingham ............. 0 ........ 2 Alaska-Anchorage ................... 1 ........ 0 Albany ...................................... 1 ........ 0 Albright .................................... 0 ........ 1 Allegheny ............................... 16 ...... 10 Amherst ................................... 1 ........ 0 Appalachian State ................... 1 ........ 0 Arizona ..................................... 2 ........ 3

OPPONENT W L Eastern Michigan ..................... 2 ........ 1 Evansville .................................. 3 ........ 2 Fairfield .................................... 1 ........ 0 Fairleigh Dickinson .................. 1 ........ 0 Florida ...................................... 4 ........ 2 Florida A&M ............................. 1 ........ 0 Florida State ............................ 9 ........ 1 Fordham ................................ 13 ........ 8 Franklin & Marshall ................. 1 ........ 0 Furman .................................... 2 ........ 0 Geneva ................................... 30 ...... 14

OPPONENT W L Miami (Fla.) ........................... 17 ...... 16 Miami (Ohio) ............................ 3 ...... 10 Michigan .................................. 6 ...... 11 Michigan State ........................ 1 ........ 3 Minnesota ................................ 2 ........ 1 Mississippi ................................ 1 ........ 0 Mississippi State ...................... 0 ........ 1 Mississippi Valley State ........... 1 ........ 0 Missouri State .......................... 0 ........ 1 Montana State ........................ 1 ........ 0 Morehead State ....................... 1 ........ 0

OPPONENT W L Saint Louis ............................... 1 ........ 3 Saint Peter’s ............................ 1 ........ 0 St. Vincent ............................... 1 ........ 0 Savannah State ....................... 1 ........ 0 Seton Hall .............................. 30 ...... 20 Siena ........................................ 3 ........ 1 South Carolina ......................... 2 ........ 5 South Florida ........................... 3 ........ 3 Southeastern Louisiana ........... 1 ........ 0 Southern California ................. 2 ........ 2 Southern Illinois ....................... 2 ........ 1

Arkansas .................................. 2 ........ 2 Arkansas-Pine Bluff ................. 1 ........ 0 Army ....................................... 18 ...... 15 Army-Ambulance ..................... 0 ........ 1 Auburn ..................................... 2 ........ 0 Baldwin Wallace ...................... 2 ........ 0 Ball State ................................. 0 ........ 1 Bellefonte ................................ 2 ........ 1 Belmont ................................... 1 ........ 0 Bethany .................................... 8 ........ 0 Binghamton ............................. 1 ........ 0

George Mason ......................... 1 ........ 0 George Washington ............... 17 ........ 9 Georgetown ........................... 33 ...... 40 Georgetown College (Ky.) ....... 1 ........ 0 Georgia .................................... 2 ........ 3 Georgia Tech ............................ 0 ........ 5 Gettysburg ................................ 6 ........ 1 Grove City .............................. 10 ...... 11 Hardin Simmons ...................... 1 ........ 0 Harvard .................................... 3 ........ 0 Hawaii ...................................... 1 ........ 2

Morgan State .......................... Morris Brown ........................... Morris Harvey ........................... Mount St. Mary’s ..................... Mount Union ............................ Murray State ............................ Muskingum .............................. Navy ......................................... Nebraska .................................. New Hampshire ....................... New Orleans ............................

2 ........ 0 1 ........ 0 0 ........ 1 4 ........ 0 9 ........ 2 1 ........ 0 2 ........ 0 8 ...... 13 3 ........ 1 2 ........ 0 3 ........ 1

Stanford ................................... 1 ........ 1 Stetson .................................... 1 ........ 0 Susquehanna ........................... 1 ........ 0 Swarthmore ............................. 3 ........ 2 Syracuse ................................ 37 ...... 61 Tampa ...................................... 1 ........ 0 Temple ................................... 22 ...... 20 Tennessee ................................ 1 ........ 3 Texas ........................................ 1 ........ 1 Texas A&M ............................... 1 ........ 0 Texas-Pan American ............... 1 ........ 0

Boston College ...................... 29 ...... 17 Boston U. ................................. 1 ........ 0 Bowling Green ......................... 0 ........ 1 Bradley ..................................... 1 ........ 5 BYU .......................................... 0 ........ 1 Brown ....................................... 2 ........ 0 Bucknell ................................. 18 ........ 9 Buffalo ..................................... 8 ........ 1 Buffalo State ........................... 1 ........ 0 Butler ....................................... 5 ........ 7 California .................................. 1 ........ 2

Hiram ....................................... 2 ........ 1 Holy Cross ................................ 2 ........ 1 Houston .................................... 1 ........ 0 Houston Baptist ....................... 1 ........ 0 Howard .................................... 3 ........ 0 Idaho ........................................ 1 ........ 0 Illinois ....................................... 2 ........ 4 Illinois State ............................. 2 ........ 2 Indiana ..................................... 4 ........ 4 Indiana (Pa.) .......................... 11 ........ 0 IUPUI ......................................... 1 ........ 0

New York University ................. 2 ........ 5 Niagara .................................... 1 ........ 2 Norfolk State ........................... 2 ........ 0 North Carolina .......................... 1 ........ 7 North Carolina A&T ................. 3 ........ 0 North Carolina State ............... 1 ........ 9 Northeastern ............................ 1 ........ 0 Northern Arizona ..................... 1 ........ 0 Northwest Missouri State ........ 1 ........ 0 Northwestern ........................... 8 ...... 10 Notre Dame ........................... 27 ...... 28

Texas Tech ............................... 1 ........ 0 Thiel ......................................... 1 ........ 0 Toledo ...................................... 3 ........ 1 Tulane ...................................... 4 ........ 1 UCLA ........................................ 1 ........ 6 Utah ......................................... 0 ........ 2 Utah State ............................... 1 ........ 1 Utica ......................................... 1 ........ 0 Vanderbilt ................................. 2 ........ 1 Vermont ................................... 3 ........ 0 Villanova ................................. 28 ...... 32

Cal State-Fullerton .................. 1 ........ 0 Cal State-Los Angeles ............ 1 ........ 0 Canisius .................................... 1 ........ 2 Carnegie Mellon .................. 106 ...... 18 Case Western Reserve ............ 4 ........ 3 Central Conn. State ................ 1 ........ 0 Central Florida ......................... 1 ........ 0 Chicago .................................... 1 ........ 0 Chicago State .......................... 3 ........ 0 Cincinnati ................................. 7 ........ 7 City College of New York ........ 0 ........ 1

Iona .......................................... 1 ........ 1 Iowa ......................................... 5 ........ 2 Iowa State ............................... 1 ........ 0 Jacksonville ............................. 2 ........ 1 James Madison ....................... 0 ........ 1 Juniata ..................................... 8 ........ 1 Kansas ..................................... 2 ........ 3 Kent State ............................... 9 ........ 8 Kentucky .................................. 2 ........ 4 Lafayette ................................ 16 ........ 6 Lamar ....................................... 0 ........ 1

Oakland .................................... 3 ........ 0 Ohio .......................................... 3 ........ 1 Ohio Northern .......................... 1 ........ 0 Ohio State .............................. 11 ...... 15 Ohio Wesleyan ......................... 1 ........ 0 Oklahoma ................................ 1 ........ 2 Oklahoma State ....................... 5 ........ 4 Oral Roberts ............................. 1 ........ 0 Oregon State ........................... 0 ........ 3 Pacific ...................................... 0 ........ 1 Penn ......................................... 5 ........ 7

Virginia ..................................... 3 ........ 7 Virginia Commonwealth .......... 2 ........ 3 Virginia Tech ............................ 5 ........ 3 Wagner .................................... 1 ........ 0 Washington .............................. 2 ........ 2 Washington State .................... 1 ........ 0 Washington & Jefferson ........ 40 ........ 5 Washington & Lee ................... 1 ........ 0 Waynesburg ............................. 3 ........ 3 West Texas State ..................... 0 ........ 1 West Virginia .......................... 85 ...... 95

Clemson ................................... 1 ........ 0 Cleveland State ....................... 5 ........ 2 Colgate .................................... 6 ........ 5 Colorado .................................. 1 ........ 0 Columbia .................................. 4 ........ 3 Connecticut ........................... 27 ...... 30 Coppin State ............................ 3 ........ 0 Cornell .................................... 11 ........ 5 Creighton ................................. 1 ........ 2 Dartmouth ................................ 9 ........ 1 Davidson .................................. 3 ........ 2

LaSalle ..................................... Lehigh ...................................... Long Island .............................. Louisiana-Lafayette ................. Louisiana State ....................... Louisiana Tech ......................... Louisville .................................. Loyola (La.) .............................. Loyola (Md.) ............................ Loyola Marymount ................... Maine .......................................

1 ........ 0 3 ........ 5 1 ........ 0 1 ........ 0 2 ........ 2 0 ........ 1 5 ........ 4 1 ........ 1 1 ........ 0 0 ........ 1 1 ........ 0

Penn State ............................. 70 ...... 75 Pepperdine ............................... 0 ........ 2 Prairie View A&M ..................... 2 ........ 0 Princeton .................................. 2 ........ 1 Providence ............................. 28 ...... 17 Puerto Rico .............................. 0 ........ 1 Puerto Rico A&M ..................... 1 ........ 0 Purdue ...................................... 4 ........ 6 Rensselaer ............................... 1 ........ 0 Rhode Island ............................ 5 ........ 1 Richmond ................................ 2 ........ 0

West Virginia Wesleyan ........... 7 ........ 0 Western Kentucky ................... 1 ........ 0 Western Michigan ................... 1 ........ 0 *Westinghouse Club ................ 6 ........ 1 Westminster ........................... 48 ...... 33 Wheeling .................................. 1 ........ 0 Wichita State ........................... 1 ........ 1 William & Mary ........................ 8 ........ 5 Wisconsin ................................. 7 ...... 11 Wittenberg ............................... 0 ........ 1 Wofford .................................... 1 ........ 0

Davis & Elkins .......................... 1 ........ 0 Dayton ...................................... 1 ........ 1 Delaware State ........................ 2 ........ 0 Denver ...................................... 0 ........ 1 DePaul ...................................... 6 ........ 1 Detroit ...................................... 0 ........ 1 Drake ....................................... 0 ........ 2 Duke ......................................... 6 ........ 6 Duquesne ............................... 47 ...... 31 East Tennessee State .............. 1 ........ 0 Eastern Kentucky .................... 3 ........ 0

Manhattan ............................... 2 ........ 0 Marietta ................................... 3 ........ 2 Marist ....................................... 2 ........ 0 Marquette ................................ 7 ........ 6 Marshall ................................... 4 ........ 0 Maryland .................................. 1 ........ 5 Maryland-Baltimore County .... 2 ........ 0 Maryland-Eastern Shore ......... 1 ........ 0 Massachusetts ....................... 10 ........ 4 Memphis .................................. 1 ........ 1 Mercyhurst ............................... 1 ........ 0

Rio Grande ............................... 1 ........ 0 Robert Morris ......................... 28 ........ 0 Rochester ................................ 1 ........ 1 Rollins ...................................... 1 ........ 0 Rutgers .................................. 22 ...... 23 St. Bonaventure ...................... 5 ........ 2 St. Francis (Pa.) .................... 28 ........ 0 St. Francis (N.Y.) ..................... 3 ........ 0 St. John’s .............................. 21 ...... 33 Saint Joseph’s ......................... 2 ........ 0 St. Lawrence ........................... 0 ........ 1

Wooster .................................... Wright State ............................ Xavier ....................................... Yale ........................................... Youngstown State ...................

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ALL-TIME SCORES 1905-06 2-9 Coach: Benjamin F. Printz Date 1/11 1/15 1/19 1/25 1/26 2/10 2/17 2/23 2/24 3/5 3/17

Opponent Wooster Westminster Geneva Geneva Grove City Wooster West Virginia Grove City Westminster Penn State Allegheny

Coach: Dr. George M. Flint Pitt Opp. W/L 14 34 L 12 32 L 24 18 W 18 28 L 19 21 L 21 23 L 30 25 W 25 30 L 13 16 L 4 30 L 14 45 L

1906-07 6-5 Coach: Benjamin F. Printz Date n/a 1/24 n/a n/a n/a 2/14 2/19 3/2 n/a 3/23 n/a

Opponent at Grove City Westminster (18) at Westminster (18) Allegheny Grove City West Virginia Mount Union at West Virginia at Mount Union Carnegie Tech Carnegie Tech

Pitt Opp. W/L 16 34 L 18 20 L 27 37 L 21 40 L 41 28 W 44 14 W 36 22 W 20 26 L 44 19 W 36 14 W 26 12 W

1907-08 10-6 Coach: Harry Hough Date 12/31 1/10 1/18 1/24 1/31 2/5 2/6 2/14 2/21 2/29 3/2 3/4 3/7 3/14 3/19 3/27

Opponent Pennsylvania (3) Carnegie Tech West Virginia Mount Union Marietta at Bucknell at Penn State (16) George Washington Carnegie Tech at Mount Union at Wooster at Marietta at West Virginia Wooster Case Western Reserve Carnegie Tech

1911-12 10-9

Pitt Opp. W/L 12 31 L 30 21 W 25 22 W 28 24 W 49 22 W 14 16 L 13 30 L 41 21 W 21 26 L 10 39 L 11 30 L 36 19 W 20 19 W 36 28 W 35 21 W 38 22 W

Date 1/5 1/13 1/19 1/20 1/26 2/2 2/9 2/16 2/23 2/24 3/1 3/4 3/5 3/6 3/7 3/8 3/9 3/15 3/16

Opponent Waynesburg at Mount Union Juniata at Grove City (6) Case Western Reserve at Carnegie Tech Mount Union Grove City (6) Hiram at Allegheny (5) Carnegie Tech at Gettysburg at Mount St. Mary’s at Georgetown at Albright at Swarthmore at Susquehanna Bellefonte Allegheny (5)

Pitt Opp. W/L 38 31 W 16 14 W 33 34 L 17 27 L 34 28 W 24 17 W 34 21 W 22 24 L 43 38 W 15 39 L 31 28 W 25 31 L 29 28 W 17 21 L 23 34 L 26 51 L 26 23 W 42 25 W 15 35 L

1912-13 15-7 Coach: Dr. George M. Flint Date 12/27 1/10 1/17 1/21 1/24 1/31 2/3 2/4 2/5 2/6 2/7 2/8 2/14 2/20 2/21 2/22 2/28 3/4 3/7 3/8 3/18 3/21

Opponent Pitt Opp. W/L Pennsylvania 22 18 W Juniata 43 29 W Penn State (12) 26 30 L at Geneva 31 19 W Bellefonte 38 23 W Mount Union 43 21 W at Georgetown 32 26 W at Mount St. Mary’s 25 20 W at Gettysburg 27 11 W at Franklin & Marshall 24 17 W at Swarthmore 31 25 W at Lehigh 25 39 L Case Western Reserve 22 23 L at Bucknell 25 15 W at Bellefonte 30 35 L at Penn State (12) 20 31 L Wooster 30 29 W Washington & Jefferson 32 19 W West Virginia Wesleyan 36 29 W at Allegheny (12) 23 28 L Washington & Jefferson 31 19 W at Allegheny (12) 19 35 L

1913-14 9-8 Coach: Dr. George M. Flint

1908-09 No Team 1909-10 No Team 1910-11 6-6 Coach: Wohlparth Wegner Date 1/13 1/17 1/20 2/3 2/10 2/18 2/21 2/24 2/25 3/9 3/17 3/24

Opponent Waynesburg at Geneva Carnegie Tech Geneva at Carnegie Tech at Hiram at Akron Juniata at Mount Union Hiram at Waynesburg Mount Union

Pitt Opp. W/L 31 20 W 18 32 L 30 25 W 44 27 W 20 30 L 18 43 L 15 32 L 42 29 W 29 39 L 49 22 W 19 35 L 24 23 W

Date 1/9 1/16 1/20 1/27 1/28 1/29 1/30 1/31 2/13 2/14 2/21 2/24 2/28 3/6 3/8 3/12 3/20

Opponent Pitt Opp. W/L Geneva 28 21 W at Carnegie Tech 32 23 W Penn State 26 29 L at Niagara 25 29 L at Colgate 25 42 L at Syracuse 29 36 L at St. Lawrence 14 17 L at Rochester 12 53 L Mount Union 36 10 W at Westinghouse Club 40 24 W Carnegie Tech 42 27 W Washington & Jefferson 21 19 W at Penn State 17 26 L Westinghouse Club 51 32 W Juniata 47 40 W at Washington & Jefferson 13 22 L Wooster 46 22 W

1914-15 14-5 Concluded season ranked No. 16 nationally in the Premo-Porretta Power Poll Coach: Dr. George M. Flint

Date 1/12 1/15 1/16 1/22 1/29 2/3 2/4 2/5 2/6 2/12 2/13 2/16 2/23 2/24 2/27 3/5 3/6 3/8 3/13

Opponent Pitt Opp. W/L Carnegie Tech 42 22 W Juniata 28 27 W Penn State (14) 35 32 W Gettysburg 41 30 W West Virginia 42 18 W at Lehigh 28 29 L at Lafayette 31 24 W at Rutgers 26 23 W at Army (5) 18 25 L Allegheny (10) 21 34 L Westinghouse Club 38 30 W Washington & Jefferson 28 19 W at Washington & Jefferson 45 25 W at Penn State (14) 28 31 L at Juniata 55 26 W at Carnegie Tech 47 30 W Penn State 39 35 W Marietta 23 39 L at Swarthmore 40 26 W

1915-16 16-2 Concluded season ranked No. 7 nationally in the Premo-Porretta Power Poll Coach: Dr. George M. Flint Date 1/21 12/21 1/7 1/14 1/27 2/5 2/9 2/10 2/11 2/12 2/19 2/21 2/25 2/26 3/3 3/4 3/7 3/11

Opponent Pitt Opp. W/L Carnegie Tech 37 25 W Yale 31 29 W Lafayette 34 23 W Juniata 48 37 W Colgate (17) 27 23 W Penn State 43 38 W at Lehigh 22 38 L at Lafayette 25 23 W at Rutgers 34 24 W at Army 28 13 W Westinghouse Club 36 25 W Lehigh 41 28 W at Juniata 42 35 W at Penn State 31 27 W Washington & Jefferson 26 20 W Carnegie Tech 33 23 W Washington & Jefferson 42 24 W Allegheny (12) 29 30 L

1916-17 13-6 Coach: Dr. George M. Flint Date 1/8 1/11 1/14

Opponent Syracuse Juniata Westinghouse Club

Pitt Opp. W/L 17 22 L 31 21 W 31 21 W

1/19 1/23 1/26 2/1 2/7 2/8 2/9 2/10 2/15 2/17 2/22 2/24 3/2 3/3 3/7 3/10

Allegheny Carnegie Tech Washington & Jefferson Penn State (13) at Rutgers at Lafayette at Swarthmore at Army Lafayette at Washington & Jefferson Lehigh (22) at Penn State (13) at Syracuse (18) at Buffalo Buffalo Carnegie Tech

30 33 32 37 22 33 24 28 27 26 34 32 21 29 39 25

21 16 23 26 21 29 36 31 25 25 19 37 41 34 36 21

W W W W W W L L W W W L L L W W

1917-18 6-9 Coach: Dr. George M. Flint Date 1/1 1/10 1/18 1/19 1/25 2/8 2/11 2/14 2/15 2/16 2/22 2/23 2/28 3/1 3/8

Opponent Yale West Virginia Carnegie Tech Westinghouse Club at West Virginia Wash. & Jeff. (17) Allegheny at Lafayette Army Ambulance Lehigh at Lehigh at Penn State (5) Penn State (5) Wash. & Jeff. (17) Carnegie Tech

Pitt Opp. W/L 39 33 W 30 20 W 41 30 W 14 12 W 36 24 W 35 32 W 17 33 L 31 37 L 22 30 L 26 39 L 23 34 L 15 38 L 28 36 L 26 36 L 37 39 L

1918-19 7-7 Coach: Dr. George M. Flint Date 1/16 1/24 1/31 2/5 2/8 2/12 2/15 2/20 2/22 2/25 2/28 3/1 3/4

Opponent West Virginia Carnegie Tech Allegheny Grove City Wash. & Jeff. (24) Geneva at Westinghouse Club Lafayette at Penn State (6) Geneva Penn State (6) at West Virginia at Wash. & Jeff. (24)

Pitt Opp. W/L 29 35 L 40 29 W 30 25 W 36 29 W 33 31 W 36 32 W 21 23 L 30 32 L 19 39 L 27 34 L 31 33 L 33 30 W 24 40 L

PITT’S HEAD COACHES DR. GEORGE M. FLINT 1911-21 (10 years) Record: 111-68 (.613) Accomplishments Fourth head coach in program history...Led Panthers to a 16-2 record in 1915-16...Led Pitt to eight winning seasons in his 10year tenure including six 10-plus win campaigns...After taking over the program from Wohlparth Wagner in 1911, built the Pitt basketball program from the ground up after the school discontinued the sport from 1908-10. Prominent Student-Athletes H.C. “Doc” Carlson, Lloyd Jordan, John “Speedo” Loughran, Andy Hastings, Jimmy DeHart, Frank McNulty, Ben Lubic, Norman Ochsenhirt. Personal Facts Named All-America basketball player and led the University of Pennsylvania to the Eastern Intercollegiate championship in 1905-06...Played on a basketball team organized by Pittsburgh Pirates great Honus Wagner in 1903...Following his Pitt coaching career, worked 50 years as a dentist in Pittsburgh...Born in Ontario, Canada, came to Pennsylvania at an early age.

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at Carnegie Tech

Coach: Dr. George M. Flint

H.C. “DOC” CARLSON, M.D.

Date 1/2 1/9 1/15 1/23 1/31 2/7 2/13 2/14 2/17 2/21 2/25 2/28 3/1 3/5 3/6

1922-53 (31 years) Record: 367-248 (.596)

Opponent Pitt Opp. W/L Yale 25 26 L Grove City 38 28 W at West Virginia 38 27 W Allegheny 39 24 W at West Virginia 26 28 L Washington & Jefferson 25 24 W at Rutgers 35 41 L at Lehigh 27 24 W Geneva 40 31 W at Penn State (4) 19 37 L at Washington & Jefferson 33 22 W Penn State (4) 29 34 L at Washington & Jefferson 45 28 W Colgate 28 35 L West Virginia 33 24 W

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Date 12/29 12/31 1/3 1/7 1/14 1/21 1/28 2/4 2/10 2/11 2/12 2/16 2/17 2/19 2/22 2/24 2/25 3/2 3/4 3/9 3/12

Opponent Pitt Opp. W/L Dartmouth 36 33 W Yale 40 36 W Cornell 23 34 L Grove City (7) 28 38 L West Virginia Wesleyan 44 38 W Allegheny 37 23 W Marietta 43 44 L Penn State (5) 33 39 L at Colgate 69 50 W at Syracuse 28 39 L Army (25) 37 31 W Geneva 43 42 W West Virginia 45 32 W at Penn State (5) 28 50 L Georgetown 34 32 W Lafayette 33 37 L Washington & Jefferson 37 25 W Bucknell 20 23 L at Washington & Jefferson 35 26 W Westminster 54 25 W at West Virginia 24 43 L

1921-22 12-8 Coach: Andrew Kerr Date 12/18 12/30 1/11 1/13 1/20 1/24 1/27 2/3 2/8 2/11 2/15 2/18 2/22 2/23 2/24 2/28 3/1 3/3 3/8 3/11

Opponent Pitt Opp. W/L Dartmouth 42 29 W Syracuse 28 42 L at Pennsylvania (7) 22 23 L Geneva 55 38 W West Virginia 37 27 W Allegheny 32 23 W at Grove City 54 33 W Penn State 27 30 L Washington & Jefferson 29 31 L at Army (3) 22 33 L at Muskingum 45 21 W at Penn State 28 27 W at Cornell 13 38 L at Colgate 25 29 L at Syracuse 21 25 L Marietta 44 25 W Westminster 34 25 W West Virginia Wesleyan 35 28 W Washington & Jefferson 36 26 W West Virginia 31 26 W

1922-23 10-5 Coach: Dr. H.C. Carlson Date 1/5 1/9 1/12 1/16 1/18 1/26 2/2 2/7

Opponent Syracuse Geneva Allegheny Bethany West Virginia Grove City (14) Penn State (4) Washington & Lee

Pitt Opp. W/L 26 23 W 42 31 W 38 34 W 31 25 W 26 21 W 34 36 L 31 38 L 52 33 W

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1919-20 9-6

Helms Foundation National Champions Concluded season ranked No. 1 nationally in the Premo-Porretta Power Poll Undefeated at 21-0, one of only two teams nationally to finish undefeated Only undefeated season in Pitt basketball history

Accomplishments Elected to the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame in 1959 and Helms Foundation Athletic Hall of Fame in 1949…All-time winningest (367 wins) and tenured (31 years) coach in Pittsburgh basketball history…Guided Pittsburgh to two Helms Foundation national titles in 1927-28 and 1929-30…Led Pitt to its only undefeated season in school history at 21-0 in 1927-28…23 wins in 1929-30 were a career-best…Led 1940-41 team to Pitt’s first and only appearance in the NCAA Final Four...Led team to four Eastern Intercollegiate Conference titles (1932-33, 1933-34, 1934-35, 1936-37)…Featured in Life Magazine while experimenting with the use of oxygen on the bench…Put together 12 10-plus win seasons from 1926-37 and three 20-plus win seasons in a four-year period from 1928-31, the winningest four-year period in terms of percentage in school history…Awarded Cup by NABC for Most Contributions to the Game in 1948…Coached the East Team in the East-West game at Madison Square Garden in 1950…93 graduates listed among basketball lettermen (eight doctors, 20 dentists, 12 engineers, nine teachers/educational administrators, two FBI agents, nine coaches, one minister, one career Marine, 16 in various forms of business or manufacturing, one killed in service)…Wrote book “You and Basketball.”

Coach: Dr. H.C. Carlson Date 12/15 12/16 12/17 12/19 12/23 12/31 1/6 1/13 1/18 2/3 2/4 2/8 2/10 2/15 2/18 2/22 2/25 2/28 3/2 3/5 3/10

Prominent Student-Athletes Charley Hyatt, Don Smith, Sykes Reed, Claire Cribbs, Stan Wrobleski. Personal Facts Basketball pioneer who brought various innovations to the game…Sixth Panthers basketball coach…Four-time letterwinner at Pittsburgh in football, basketball and baseball from 19151917…1918 graduate of Pittsburgh…Earned M.S. degree from Pitt’s School of Medicine in 1920…Died on November 1, 1964 at the age of 70…Born July 4, 1894…Hometown: Murray City, Ohio. 2/9 2/10 2/13 2/17 2/22 2/28 3/3

at Swarthmore at Army (1) Washington & Jefferson at Penn State (4) West Virginia Wesleyan at Wash. & Jeff. (OT) at West Virginia

61 20 25 11 38 29 28

24 32 17 38 35 27 33

W L W L W W L

1923-24 10-7 Coach: Dr. H.C. Carlson Date 12/27 12/29 1/8 1/11 1/15 1/17 1/22 1/25 2/5 2/8 2/9 2/15 2/22 2/23 3/5 3/7 3/10

Opponent Pitt Opp. W/L Vanderbilt 33 31 W Amherst 32 21 W Geneva 31 22 W Allegheny 35 30 W Bethany 45 32 W West Virginia (OT) 23 25 L Washington & Jefferson 29 19 W Grove City 28 29 L at Carnegie Tech 29 26 W at Lafayette 18 17 W at Army (16) 15 32 L Penn State (4) 31 30 W at Penn State (4) 13 29 L Bucknell 10 22 L Carnegie Tech 25 32 L Washington & Jefferson 23 21 W at West Virginia 14 28 L

1924-25 4-10 Coach: Dr. H.C. Carlson Date 1/6 1/8 1/13 1/16 1/20 1/30 1/27 2/7 2/9 2/13 2/21 2/28 3/7

Opponent Pitt Opp. W/L Geneva 25 28 L Allegheny 28 27 W at Carnegie Tech 19 27 L West Virginia 22 30 L Carnegie Tech 31 22 W Washington & Jefferson 17 25 L Grove City (20) 11 24 L Penn State (12) 25 40 L at Thiel 29 10 W at Carnegie Tech 25 40 L at Syracuse (6) 22 31 L at West Virginia 25 35 L at Washington & Jefferson 18 15 W

3/13 Penn State (12)

1928-29 16-5 Concluded season ranked No. 19 nationally in the Premo-Porretta Power Poll L

1925-26 12-5 Coach: Dr. H.C. Carlson Date 12/17 12/31 1/3 1/10 1/15 1/20 1/22 1/25 1/29 2/5 2/13 2/19 2/24 2/26 3/6 3/9 3/13

Opponent Pitt Opp. W/L at Michigan (8) 25 34 L Cornell 36 26 W Ohio State 34 47 L Allegheny 34 16 W Carnegie Tech 45 21 W George Washington 43 30 W West Virginia 38 23 W at Washington & Jefferson 31 28 W Penn State 30 26 W Grove City 27 33 L at Carnegie Tech 31 25 W Washington & Jefferson 30 25 W Geneva 29 37 L at West Virginia 30 37 L at Carnegie Tech 30 29 W at Grove City 25 22 W at Penn State 37 31 W

1926-27 10-7

Coach: Dr. H.C. Carlson Date 12/13 12/14 12/15 12/17 12/30 1/1 1/8 1/11 1/18 1/23 1/26 2/2 2/4 2/9 2/13 2/15 2/20 2/26 3/2 3/6 3/11

Opponent Pitt Opp. W/L Ohio State 23 48 L Allegheny 18 22 L Syracuse (OT) (13) 29 28 W at Washington & Jefferson 27 26 W Carnegie Tech 24 25 L West Virginia 23 29 L Carnegie Tech 38 28 W Grove City 31 37 L Michigan (5) 35 23 W Washington & Jefferson 38 30 W at Michigan State 36 34 W at Notre Dame 17 33 L Penn State 33 27 W at West Virginia 43 33 W Carnegie Tech 41 39 W at Allegheny 25 24 W at Penn State 34 35 L

Opponent Pitt Opp. W/L at Butler (6) 33 35 L at Northwestern (13) 24 30 L at Wisconsin % (5) 24 34 L at Ohio State 34 26 W Iowa 45 39 W Indiana 52 31 W Waynesburg 50 17 W Carnegie Tech 41 14 W West Virginia 35 40 L at Carnegie Tech 35 28 W Army 69 16 W at Temple 38 28 W Rensselaer 48 15 W at Notre Dame (16) 23 33 L Washington & Jefferson 38 18 W Penn State 49 38 W Grove City 48 25 W Carnegie Tech 42 10 W at West Virginia 41 19 W Washington & Jefferson 38 28 W at Penn State 29 23 W

%played in Milwaukee, Wisc.

Coach: Dr. H.C. Carlson Date 1/3 1/6 1/8 1/11 1/14 1/20 2/2 2/11 2/12 2/13 2/18 2/19 2/25 3/3 3/6 3/9 3/12

Opponent Pitt Opp. W/L at Michigan (22) 49 39 W at Chicago 36 26 W at Northwestern 39 34 W at Iowa (OT) 44 40 W Dartmouth 64 33 W Ohio State (OT) 50 32 W Syracuse 45 24 W Carnegie Tech 67 38 W West Virginia 51 26 W at Colgate 48 37 W at Army 42 36 W at Carnegie Tech 50 28 W Penn State 48 25 W Allegheny 56 33 W Notre Dame (9) 24 22 W at Carnegie Tech 59 38 W Washington & Jefferson 44 33 W Grove City 54 27 W at West Virginia 45 42 W at Washington & Jefferson 33 32 W at Penn State 45 28 W

1929-30 23-2 Helms Foundation National Champions Concluded season ranked No. 4 nationally in the Premo-Porretta Power Poll Coach: Dr. H.C. Carlson Date 12/7 12/13 12/14 12/16 12/21 12/31 1/4 1/6 1/8 1/11 1/18 1/24

Opponent Muskingum at Indiana at Northwestern at Iowa Grove City Ohio State (OT) Nebraska Montana State at Carnegie Tech Georgetown Notre Dame (24) Carnegie Tech

Pitt Opp. W/L 57 30 W 35 31 W 38 30 W 29 21 W 38 30 W 38 33 W 34 27 W 38 37 W 24 18 W 43 26 W 33 13 W 49 25 W

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2/1 2/4 2/8 2/14 2/18 2/22 2/25 3/1 3/4 3/10 3/12 3/15 3/18

at Syracuse (3) at Fordham (23) at Notre Dame (24) Penn State at Washington & Jefferson West Virginia at Carnegie Tech at Army at Temple (11) St. Vincent, Pa. Washington & Jefferson at Penn State at West Virginia

29 31 25 47 38 21 47 39 40 29 67 47 25

40 27 16 20 30 19 22 25 28 28 20 30 33

L W W W W W W W W W W W L

1930-31 20-4 Concluded season ranked No. 9 nationally in the Premo-Porretta Power Poll

2/20 2/24 2/27 2/29 3/3 3/5 3/8 3/12

Creighton (11) Case Western Reserve Pennsylvania at Harvard Washington & Jefferson at Penn State West Virginia Penn State

Concluded season ranked No. 13 nationally in the Premo-Porretta Power Poll Eastern Intercollegiate Champions

Date 12/8 12/13 12/17 12/19 12/20 12/23 12/27 1/1 1/3 1/10 1/16 1/17 1/21 1/24 2/3 2/7 2/14 2/16 2/21 2/27 3/3 3/7 3/11 3/14

Date 12/9 12/17 12/18 12/19 12/31 1/7 1/13 1/8 1/21 1/24 1/28 2/3 2/4 2/8 2/11 2/17 2/24 2/25 2/30 3/7 3/11 3/17

Coach: Dr. H.C. Carlson Date 12/12 12/15 12/16 12/18 12/19 12/21 12/22 12/23 12/26 12/28 12/29 12/30 1/2 1/9 1/13 1/16 1/20 1/23 1/29 2/20 2/6 2/12 2/13

Opponent Temple at Wisconsin at Indiana at Purdue (1) at Butler (12) vs. Kansas% vs. Kansas% vs. Kansas% at Colorado at ^California at Stanford at Southern California at Southern California at Syracuse Duquesne New York University Carnegie Tech at Notre Dame (2) West Virginia at Carnegie Tech Notre Dame (2) at Georgetown at Navy

Pitt Opp. W/L 29 21 W 29 30 L 29 24 W 23 41 L 20 23 L 23 24 L 20 26 L 25 22 W 25 23 W – – – 22 11 W 29 26 W 13 24 L 28 32 L 21 28 L 32 37 L 33 22 W 12 25 L 33 27 W 33 26 W 19 26 L 30 33 L 22 29 L

W L L W W W W L

1932-33 17-5/7-1 EIC

Coach: Dr. H.C. Carlson

1931-32 14-16

19 45 26 25 16 32 19 40

% played at Kansas City, Mo. ^cancelled due to weather conditions while Pitt tried to travel to California from Colorado.

Coach: Dr. H.C. Carlson Opponent Pitt Opp. W/L Case Western Reserve 14 32 L at Ohio State 25 17 W at Marquette 24 18 W at Nebraska 23 22 W at Creighton 18 22 L Dartmouth 39 23 W Syracuse (11) 31 28 W Indiana 19 27 L Purdue (19) 24 22 W at New York University 40 22 W Fordham 22 14 W West Virginia 17 15 W Carnegie Tech 25 22 W at Notre Dame (OT) 28 20 W at Washington & Jefferson 29 26 W Notre Dame (OT) 35 32 W at Army 36 32 W at City Coll. of New York 16 18 L Penn State 30 24 W at Carnegie Tech 27 25 W Washington & Jefferson 33 15 W at Pennsylvania 31 30 W at West Virginia 24 22 W at Penn State 37 32 W

21 39 19 28 28 36 22 30

Opponent Pitt Opp. W/L *Georgetown 32 18 W at Minnesota 35 26 W at Northwestern (10) 22 31 L at Butler (20) 38 30 W Purdue 33 28 W *Temple 43 26 W Duquesne (2) 25 26 L at *Carnegie Tech 30 24 W Notre Dame (17) 39 35 W Washington & Jefferson 47 27 W *West Virginia 42 20 W at Fordham 47 16 W at Army 42 25 W at Case Western Reserve 27 22 W at Notre Dame (17) 31 38 L Duquesne (2) 24 25 L at *Georgetown 27 28 L at Navy (7) 31 29 W at *Temple 40 30 W Washington & Jefferson 52 23 W *West Virginia 45 35 W *Carnegie Tech 38 21 W

*Eastern Intercollegiate Conference game

1933-34 19-4/8-0 EIC Concluded season ranked No. 8 nationally in the Premo-Porretta Power Poll Eastern Intercollegiate Champions

Opponent Pitt Opp. W/L *Georgetown 34 31 W at Purdue (7) 27 33 L at Northwestern 27 23 W at Butler 24 35 L Minnesota 28 23 W Ohio State 27 18 W *Temple 35 30 W Duquesne (3) 29 30 L *Carnegie Tech 44 35 W Notre Dame (11) 39 34 W at Washington & Jefferson 57 30 W *West Virginia 42 21 W Washington & Jefferson 60 34 W Duquesne (3) 31 29 W Army 64 18 W at Notre Dame (11) 21 17 W Westminster (16) 32 26 W at *Georgetown 38 27 W

PITT’S HOME COURT RECORD Arena/Court (Years) Years Petersen Events Center (2002-current) 8 Fitzgerald Field House (1951-2002) 51 Civic/Mellon Arena (1962-2003) 42 Pitt Pavilion (1924-1951) 27 Motor Square Garden/Trees Gym (pre-1924)* 17 Total On-Campus Record (1924-2010)

GP 143 589 112 279 197 1121

*several games are listed as unavailable as to location.

*Carnegie Tech at *Temple at *West Virginia at Case Western Reserve at South Carolina (5)

44 38 27 40 35

30 34 26 29 38

W W W W L

National Coaches Convention (Atlanta, Ga.) 3/30 vs. llinois Wesleyan & 18 15 W 3/30 vs. Northern Illinois & 24 13 W *Eastern Intercollegiate Conference game &Pitt played two 20-minute demonstration games at the National Coaches Convention in Atlanta, Ga. The games were not counted on Pitt’s record.

1934-35 17-6/6-2 EIC Concluded season ranked No. 16 nationally in the Premo-Porretta Power Poll Eastern Intercollegiate Champions Coach: Dr. H.C. Carlson Date 12/8 12/14 12/15 12/17 12/29 1/4 1/8 1/12 1/17 1/19 1/23 1/26 2/2 2/8 2/16 2/23 2/27 3/2 3/6 3/9 3/13

Opponent Bucknell at Northwestern at Iowa at Butler at Wisconsin (17) Duquesne (3) at *Carnegie Tech at *Temple (24) at Fordham (MSG) Notre Dame Westminster (20) *West Virginia at Navy (12) Duquesne (3) at Notre Dame at *Georgetown *Temple (24) Carnegie Tech *Georgetown at Penn State at *West Virginia (21)

Pitt Opp. W/L 52 22 W 28 42 L 38 26 W 42 22 W 31 27 W 25 27 L 38 37 W 38 45 L 43 20 W 26 22 W 38 32 W 35 34 W 22 24 L 35 34 W 27 25 W 42 24 W 34 25 W 34 31 W 40 25 W 41 25 W 26 43 L

Eastern Intercollegiate Playoff Game (Morgantown, W.Va.) 3/18 at West Virginia (21) 35 22 W 4/13 vs. LSU (Atlantic City) (5) 37 41 L *Eastern Intercollegiate Conference game

MILESTONE WINS 100 36-24 win at West Virginia, January 25, 1918. 200 56-52 home win vs. Allegheny, February, 1928. 300 27-23 win at Northwestern, December, 1933. 400 46-32 win at Duke, 1941. 500 67-61 home win vs. Dartmouth, Dec. 29, 1953. 600 54-50 home win vs. Dartmouth, December 27, 1960. 700 81-76 home win vs. Wisconsin, December 8, 1970. 800 72-71 win at St. Francis (Pa.), December 10, 1977. 900 65-63 home win vs. Georgetown, February 19, 1982. 1000 88-71 win at St. John’s, February 3, 1988. 1100 69-59 win vs. Robert Morris, December 29, 1994.

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1200 89-53 win vs. Penn State, December 8, 2001. 1300 85-77 win at Notre Dame, March 5, 2005. 1400 93-80 win vs. Notre Dame, January 31, 2009

1935-36 18-9/7-3 EIC

Coach: Dr. H.C. Carlson Date 12/9 12/15 12/17 12/18 12/27 12/30 1/6 1/12 1/16 1/20 1/25 1/27 2/5 2/6 2/10 2/17 2/21 2/24

2/27 3/3 3/10 3/14 3/28

W-L 132-11 414-175 61-51 199-80 130-67 798-323

Pct. .923 .703 .544 .713 .660 .712

St. John’s% (Annapolis)(13)29 Temple% (Olympic) (24) 37

Coach: Dr. H.C. Carlson Date 12/7 12/13 12/14 12/16 12/21 12/23 12/26 12/28 12/31 1/2 1/8 1/10 1/17 1/18 1/22 1/25 2/1 2/8 2/14 2/18 2/22 2/26 2/29 3/4 3/7 3/11

Opponent Pitt Opp. W/L Washington & Jefferson 41 35 W at Northwestern (25) 30 38 L at Iowa 32 23 W at Butler 36 28 W at Xavier 23 21 W at Kentucky 17 35 L at Vanderbilt 57 37 W at Tulane 48 25 W at Tulane 48 13 W at Louisiana State & 52 47 W *Carnegie Tech 29 34 L Notre Dame (2) 35 43 L at *Georgetown (OT) 42 43 L at Penn State 45 23 W Westminster 42 31 W *West Virginia 41 27 W at Navy 42 20 W Duquesne (7) 42 54 L at *Temple (Phil. Arena) (24) 48 42 W Duquesne (7) 46 41 W at Notre Dame (2) 27 43 L *Temple (24) 52 41 W at *Carnegie Tech 29 21 W *Georgetown 43 36 W Penn State 41 38 W at *West Virginia 42 43 L

Eastern Intercollegiate Playoff Game (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 3/14 Carnegie Tech 27 32 L

21 41

W L

*Eastern Intercollegiate Conference game &Played in New Orleans, La. %Do not count toward final record

1936-37 14-7/7-3 EIC Eastern Intercollegiate Champions Coach: Dr. H.C. Carlson Date 12/11 12/12 12/14 12/21 1/6 1/9 1/13 1/16 1/18 1/23 1/30 2/3 2/10 2/16 2/20 2/24 2/25 3/2 3/6

Opponent Pitt Opp. W/L at Northwestern 28 37 L at DePaul (OT) 37 41 L at Butler 32 21 W Wisconsin 41 30 W *Temple 32 28 W at *Carnegie Tech 30 26 W Notre Dame (2) 34 31 W at Navy 35 28 W at *Georgetown 27 30 L *Penn State 36 28 W *West Virginia 44 36 W Westminster 32 31 W Duquesne 51 50 W *Carnegie Tech 43 37 W at Notre Dame (2) 18 29 L Duquesne 31 32 L at *Temple (Phil. Arena)(17) 34 45 L *Georgetown 39 22 W at *Penn State 21 24 L

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Total Games vs. Ranked Opponents: 295. Record vs. Top-25: 89-206 (30.2%) Record vs. Top-25 (since 1999): 42-44 (48.8%). Record vs. No. 1: 2-13 (13.3%). Record vs. Top-5: 19-49 (27.9%) Record vs. Top-5 (since 1996): 13-10 (56.5%). Record vs. Top-10: 35-91 (27.8%) Most Games vs. Ranked Opponents in a Season: 12, 1988-89 and 1989-90. Most Wins Over Ranked Opponents in a Season: 6, 1988-89 and 2008-09; 5, 1987-88 and 2001-02. Consecutive Games Played vs. Ranked Opponents: 4, 1/ 5/90-1/19/90; 3, several other times. Most Consecutive Wins vs. Ranked Opponents: 4, 2/16/ 09-3/21/09; 3, five times- 3/ 13/08-3/15/08; 1/24/04-3/2/ 04; 2/4/91-2/20/91; 1/26/87-2/ 9/87, 2/2/77-1/10/79. Most Consecutive Losses vs. Ranked Opponents: 20, 2/20/58-3/16/74; 3/9/93-12/ 20/95. Most Consecutive Games Played Without a Ranked Opponent: 140, 12/26/64-12/ 30/70.

Date 12/10 12/12 12/17 12/19 12/28 1/10 1/14 1/28 1/31 2/4 2/8 2/11 2/13 2/18 2/22 2/25 3/4 3/11

Opponent at Northwestern at Bradley (Peoria) (3) at Duke at Richmond Cornell at *Carnegie Tech Westminster Duquesne (20) *Temple *Carnegie Tech *Penn State at *Temple (Conv. Hall) *Georgetown *West Virginia at Fordham (MSG) at *Penn State at *Georgetown *West Virginia

Pitt Opp. W/L 48 37 W 39 56 L 51 37 W 47 24 W 50 39 W 50 55 L 37 45 L 29 40 L 42 36 W 51 43 W 22 41 L 27 36 L 43 41 W 42 45 L 40 34 W 35 36 L 44 39 W 49 43 W

*Eastern Intercollegiate Conference game

1939-40 8-9 Coach: Dr. H.C. Carlson Date 12/15 12/16 12/18 12/30 1/1 1/6 1/10 1/13 1/17 2/7 2/10 2/15 2/20 2/24 2/28 3/2 3/9

Opponent at Butler at Northwestern at Indiana (1) at ^Ohio State vs. ^Michigan (OT) Penn State Westminster at Cornell Carnegie Tech Waynesburg at Navy Geneva West Virginia at Carnegie Tech at Fordham (MSG) at Penn State at West Virginia

Pitt Opp. W/L 36 47 L 33 36 L 35 51 L 34 30 W 35 44 L 31 28 W 47 35 W 38 33 W 73 42 W 28 41 L 44 42 W 45 47 L 68 49 W 44 46 L 57 37 W 29 36 L 35 42 L

^Played in Columbus, Ohio 3/13 at *West Virginia

1940-41 13-6

Eastern Intercollegiate Playoff Game (Philadelphia, Pa./Philadelphia Arena) 3/22 at Temple (17) 35 29 W *Eastern Intercollegiate Conference game

1937-38 9-12/5-5 EIC Coach: Dr. H.C. Carlson Date 12/10 12/11 12/13 12/20 12/29 1/8 1/12 1/17 1/19 1/21 1/29 2/1 2/5 2/9 2/12 2/18 2/19 2/23 2/26 3/5 3/12

Sammy David (1946-49) scored 921 points and averaged 12.1 points per game over a 76-game career from 194649. David also led the 1948-49 team in scoring with a 15.6 points per game average. David’s son Joey also lettered four years with the Panthers from 1982-86.

Opponent Pitt Opp. W/L at Northwestern 27 22 W at Wisconsin 36 44 L at Butler 23 24 L at Fordham 35 23 W vs. Kentucky % 29 40 L at Syracuse 49 47 W Duquesne 35 28 W *Carnegie Tech 50 33 W Notre Dame (5) 41 51 L *Georgetown 47 50 L *West Virginia 43 40 W Westminster 38 41 L at Notre Dame (5) 17 51 L *Temple (1) 41 43 L *Penn State 39 34 W at *Temple (Phil. Arena) (1) 34 46 L at *Georgetown 22 34 L Duquesne 37 39 L at *Carnegie Tech 36 30 W at *Penn State 26 25 W at *West Virginia 35 38 L

NCAA Final Four Concluded season ranked No. 25 nationally in the Premo-Porretta Power Poll Coach: Dr. H.C. Carlson Date 12/18 12/20 12/21 12/23 12/28 12/30

Opponent at Wisconsin (2) at Illinois (23) at Northwestern at Butler vs. ^Michigan at ^Ohio State

Pitt Opp. W/L 36 34 W 43 41 W 28 48 L 41 40 W 40 46 L 48 34 W

1/7 1/11 1/15 1/22 2/3 2/8 2/11 2/13 2/18 2/21 3/1

Westminster (11) Penn State (16) Carnegie Tech Waynesburg at Duke Army West Virginia at Geneva Carnegie Tech Geneva at Penn State (16)

36 36 45 40 46 39 56 50 38 55 21

41 27 30 44 32 32 45 26 29 41 36

L W W L W W W W W W L

NCAA Eastern Regionals (Madison, Wis., Wisconsin Fieldhouse) 3/21 vs. North Carolina 26 20 W NCAA Final Four (Madison, Wis., Wisconsin Fieldhouse) 3/22 at Wisconsin (2) 30 36 L

Coach: Dr. H.C. Carlson

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1941-42 5-10 Coach: Dr. H.C. Carlson Date 12/20 12/22 12/26 12/30 1/7 1/14 1/17 1/22 2/4 2/7 2/11 2/17 2/21 2/25 2/28

Opponent Pitt Opp. W/L at Northwestern (Chicago) 32 44 L at Butler 29 39 L at Indiana 41 50 L Cornell 38 32 W Carnegie Tech 64 34 W Geneva 51 38 W Penn State (8) 30 34 L Cal-State-LosAngeles (OT) 45 33 W West Virginia (6) 47 66 L at Geneva 42 54 L Indiana, Pa. (OT) 47 37 W at Carnegie Tech 46 56 L at Penn State (8) 28 33 L Westminster 48 53 L at Army 28 38 L

1942-43 10-5 Coach: Dr. H.C. Carlson

*Eastern Intercollegiate Conference game %Sugar Bowl Tournament (New Orleans, La.)

1938-39 10-8/5-5 EIC

^Played in Columbus, Ohio

H.C. “Doc” Carlson began taking his teams on competition trips to the West Coast. During a 1949 trip to California while playing games against California, Stanford, Loyola Marymount and UCLA, members of the Pitt basketball team travel party took time to visit with Hollywood legends Jack Benny and Claudette Colbert.

Date 12/17 12/31 1/9 1/12 1/16 1/20 1/23 1/29 2/2 2/6 2/10 2/13 2/17 2/20 2/27

Opponent Bethany Ohio State West Virginia at Carnegie Tech Penn State (13) Geneva at Geneva at Cornell Indiana, Pa. at Westminster at Army Westminster Carnegie Tech at Penn State (13) at West Virginia

Pitt Opp. W/L 44 43 W 44 48 L 48 33 W 44 38 W 38 37 W 46 32 W 63 51 W 60 54 W 65 41 W 38 47 L 31 30 W 48 53 L 55 43 W 13 32 L 64 82 L

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1943-44 7-7 Coach: Dr. H.C. Carlson Date 12/28 12/31 1/5 1/8 1/12 1/15 1/26 2/2 2/5 2/9 2/12 2/16 2/19 2/26

Opponent Pitt Opp. W/L at New York Univ. (MSG) 40 54 L at Westminster 64 82 L Carnegie Tech 63 33 W at Ohio State (10) 38 59 L Geneva 44 38 W Penn State 12 15 L at Carnegie Tech 52 33 W Westminster 54 58 L at Geneva 59 58 W at Army (1) 32 66 L Bethany (OT) 47 45 W West Virginia 59 55 W at Penn State 29 35 L at West Virginia 60 57 W

1944-45 8-4 Coach: Dr. H.C. Carlson Date 12/16 1/3 1/10 1/13 1/24 1/27 2/3 2/8 2/14 2/17 2/21 2/24

Opponent at Allegheny Geneva at Carnegie Tech Penn State at Westminster Carnegie Tech at Geneva at Army (5) Westminster at Penn State West Virginia at West Virginia

Pitt Opp. W/L 63 20 W 49 45 W 59 45 W 58 41 W 47 68 L 61 47 W 57 51 W 51 71 L 75 56 W 36 53 L 55 34 W 47 50 L

1945-46 7-7 Coach: Dr. H.C. Carlson Date 12/8 12/20 1/3 1/9

Opponent at Ohio State (8) Bethany at Geneva Carnegie Tech

Pitt Opp. W/L 37 47 L 67 36 W 54 43 W 56 45 W

1/12 1/18 1/23 1/30 2/2 2/6 2/13 2/16 2/20 3/2

Penn State at Westminster Geneva Ohio State (8) at Penn State at Carnegie Tech West Virginia (7) at Army Westminster at West Virginia (7)

45 59 43 33 37 57 41 42 50 61

38 50 41 43 48 45 61 56 54 81

W W W L L W L L L L

1946-47 8-10 Coach: Dr. H.C. Carlson Date 12/7 12/10 12/14 12/16 1/4 1/8 1/11 1/13 1/18 1/20 1/23 2/1 2/8 2/12 2/16 2/19 2/22 3/1

Opponent at Ohio State at Butler at Illinois (22) at Northwestern Penn State at Carnegie Tech at Army Westminster at Geneva Ohio State Bethany at Penn State Carnegie Tech West Virginia (12) at Allegheny Geneva at Westminster at West Virginia (12)

West Virginia at Penn State Carnegie Tech Westminster West Virginia (OT)

Pitt Opp. W/L 33 39 L 39 41 L 31 58 L 37 39 L 42 31 W 60 22 W 53 60 L 45 54 L 56 57 L 51 41 W 55 47 W 39 46 L 53 47 W 41 52 L 40 38 W 57 47 W 44 39 W 59 72 L

1947-48 10-11 Opponent at Wisconsin at Illinois (20) at Purdue at Louisville (24) at Alabama ^ at Miami, Fla. at Loyola, La. Penn State Carnegie Tech at Army Bethany at Ohio State at Colgate at Cornell Penn State at Carnegie Tech Allegheny at Westminster West Virginia (12) Westminster at West Virginia (12)

L L W W W

1949-50 4-14 Pitt Opp. W/L 52 35 W

Corn Bowl Classic (Des Moines, Iowa) 12/29 vs. Drake % 55 67 12/30 vs. Utah State % 50 54 1/5 Westminster 38 49 1/7 at Cincinnati 38 63 1/11 Carnegie Tech 42 62 1/17 Grove City 84 51 1/21 at Penn State 21 34 1/25 Penn State 51 58 1/28 Gettysburg 59 57 2/4 at Bradley (–/3) 48 84 2/6 at ^Arkansas 36 41 2/8 at Oklahoma State 34 43 2/10 at Memphis 39 53 2/17 at Westminster 55 85 2/22 at Carnegie Tech 59 66 2/25 West Virginia 55 53 3/4 at West Virginia 53 59

L L L L L W L L W L L L L L L W L

%played at Corn Bowl Classic ^played in Little Rock, Ark.

1950-51 9-17 Pitt Opp. W/L 36 49 L 33 70 L 29 50 L 42 64 L 29 39 L 40 43 L 47 45 W 35 34 W 46 40 W 42 41 W 68 40 W 56 74 L 46 63 L 40 52 L 42 34 W 47 41 W 51 33 W 68 62 W 59 70 L 58 54 W 36 52 L

1948-49 12-13 Coach: Dr. H.C. Carlson Date 12/4 12/9 12/13 12/17 12/21 12/22 12/28 12/29 1/5 1/8 1/12 1/22 1/24 1/26 1/28 1/31 2/3 2/5 2/7 1/12

54 49 49 40 32

Coach: Dr. H.C. Carlson

Coach: Dr. H.C. Carlson Date 12/12 12/13 12/15 12/20 12/23 12/26 12/28 1/3 1/7 1/10 1/14 1/17 1/23 1/24 1/31 2/4 2/11 2/14 2/20 2/30 3/1

51 38 76 50 34

&Played in Durham, N.C. SFPlayed in San Francisco, Calif.

Date Opponent 12/28 at Connecticut

^Played in Birmingham, Ala.

Julius Pegues was the first African-American basketball student-athlete to play for Pittsburgh. He concluded his successful career by scoring 1,050 points and pulling down 377 rebounds. Pegues was followed by Ben Jinks (1961-63) and Calvin Sheffield (1962-64).

2/16 2/19 2/23 2/26 3/5

Opponent Pitt Opp. W/L Penn State 40 33 W Bethany 65 64 W at Michigan 44 62 L at &North Carolina State 42 77 L at Miami, Fla. 52 58 L at Miami, Fla. 80 48 W Florida 50 40 W Florida 45 39 W Carnegie Tech 48 43 W Allegheny 63 46 W at Army 42 35 W at Bradley (Peoria) (–/2) 50 52 L at Denver 46 47 L at Utah (–/10) 44 65 L at California 37 55 L at Stanford (SF) (–/11) 37 55 L at Loyola Marymount 45 54 L at UCLA 48 51 L at Arizona 47 52 L Westminster 50 41 W

Coach: Dr. H.C. Carlson Date 12/2 12/9 12/16 12/19 12/20 12/22 12/23 12/26 12/28 12/30 1/4 1/6 1/10 1/13 1/18 1/19 1/22 2/3 2/5 2/9 2/14 2/17 2/21 2/24 2/26 3/3

Opponent at Kent State at Gettysburg at Minnesota at Washington (–/12) at Washington (–/12) at Oregon State at Oregon State at California at UCLA Iowa Westminster Geneva at Carnegie Tech Cincinnati Miami, Fla. at Grove City at Bradley (–/3) at Navy at Westminster Bucknell Penn State at West Virginia Carnegie Tech at Army West Virginia at Penn State

Pitt Opp. W/L 46 51 L 65 50 W 43 72 L 44 54 L 55 74 L 36 61 L 34 53 L 58 70 L 44 68 L 66 73 L 68 62 W 73 76 L 42 66 L 49 64 L 81 56 W 70 48 W 59 82 L 51 64 L 67 91 L 67 45 W 60 51 W 52 56 L 70 45 W 48 44 W 74 72 W 44 64 L

FITZGERALD FIELD HOUSE ERA BEGINS 1951-52 10-12 Coach: Dr. H.C. Carlson Date 12/15 12/19 12/21

Opponent Columbia Pennsylvania William & Mary

Pitt Opp. W/L 65 64 W 52 55 L 63 48 W

Steel Bowl/Keystone Classic (Pittsburgh) 12/27 Virginia% 73 49 W 12/28 Penn State% 40 62 L 12/31 Yale 55 62 L 1/5 Princeton 58 52 W 1/9 Syracuse (–/14) 72 49 W

RECORD vs. RANKED TEAMS Note: Pitt did not play a ranked opponent from 12/26/64-12/30/70 (140 games). Season GP W-L 1949-50 ................... 4 .................. 0-4 1950-51 ................... 3 .................. 0-3 1951-52 ................... 3 .................. 0-3 1952-53 ................... 0 .................. 0-0 1953-54 ................... 1 .................. 0-1 1954-55 ................... 1 .................. 1-0 1955-56 ................... 1 .................. 0-1 1956-57 ................... 7 .................. 1-6 1957-58 ................... 3 .................. 1-2 1958-59 ................... 3 .................. 0-3 1959-60 ................... 4 .................. 0-4 1960-61 ................... 2 .................. 0-2 1961-62 ................... 2 .................. 0-2 1962-63 ................... 0 .................. 0-0 1963-64 ................... 1 .................. 0-1 1964-65 ................... 1 .................. 0-1 1970-71 ................... 1 .................. 0-1 1971-72 ................... 3 .................. 0-3 1972-73 ................... 1 .................. 0-1 1973-74 ................... 2 .................. 0-2 1974-75 ................... 3 .................. 2-1 1975-76 ................... 5 .................. 0-5 1976-77 ................... 3 .................. 1-2 1977-78 ................... 1 .................. 1-0 1978-79 ................... 1 .................. 1-0 1979-80 ................... 2 .................. 0-2 1980-81 ................... 2 .................. 0-2 1981-82 ................... 4 .................. 1-3 1982-83 .................. 10 ................. 3-7 1983-84 ................... 6 .................. 1-5 1984-85 .................. 10 ................. 2-8 1985-86 ................... 7 .................. 1-6 1986-87 ................... 9 .................. 4-5 1987-88 ................... 8 .................. 5-3 1988-89 .................. 12 ................. 6-6 1989-90 .................. 12 ............... 2-10 1990-91 .................. 11 ................. 3-8 1991-92 .................. 11 ................. 4-7 1992-93 ................... 7 .................. 3-4 1993-94 ................... 6 .................. 0-6 1994-95 .................. 10 ............... 0-10 1995-96 ................... 8 .................. 1-7 1996-97 ................... 5 .................. 2-3 1997-98 ................... 5 .................. 0-5 1998-99 .................. 10 ................. 3-7 1999-00 ................... 4 .................. 0-4 2000-01 .................. 10 ................. 4-6 2001-02 ................... 7 .................. 5-2 2002-03 ................... 5 .................. 2-3 2003-04 ................... 7 .................. 4-3 2004-05 ................... 8 .................. 4-4 2005-06 ................... 7 .................. 4-3 2006-07 ................... 9 .................. 2-7 2007-08 ................... 7 .................. 4-3 2008-09 ................... 9 .................. 6-3 2009-10 ................... 8 .................. 4-4 Total ....................... 295 ............ 89-206 1/12 1/16 1/19 1/26 1/28 1/30 2/2 2/4 2/6 2/16 2/14 2/20 2/26 3/1

at West Virginia (–/9) at Carnegie Tech Penn State Georgetown Notre Dame West Virginia (–/10) at Geneva at North Carolina State at Navy at Westminster at Notre Dame Carnegie Tech Westminster at Penn State

60 56 45 59 62 47 77 54 44 74 62 53 72 9

79 65 52 74 55 67 72 62 54 82 60 48 60 24

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Pitt Opp. W/L 78 85 L

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12/17 Michigan State 12/20 Duke (–/14)

81 54

82 92

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All-America Tournament (Owensboro, Ky.) 12/28 vs. Florida 72 98 L 12/30 vs. Hardin Simmons 74 67 W 12/31 vs. Utah State 84 81 W 1/2 Yale 95 74 W 1/4 Columbia 72 58 W 1/7 at Westminster 77 67 W 1/14 Penn State 78 60 W 1/18 West Virginia 70 84 L 1/21 Geneva 79 98 L 2/1 Carnegie Tech 78 76 W 2/2 at Army 77 67 W 2/4 at Syracuse 79 82 L 2/6 at Colgate 68 79 L 2/8 at Navy 64 81 L 2/15 Westminster 77 71 W 2/21 at Carnegie Tech (OT) 85 81 W 2/23 at St. John’s (MSG) 76 81 L 2/25 at West Virginia 94 77 W 3/3 at Penn State 100 90 W

Dave Roman played for the Panthers from 1962-64. He led the 1962-63 team in scoring at 15.0 points per game (359 points). Roman concluded his career with a 12.6 points per game average while converting on 74.6 percent of his free throw attempts.

NCAA First Round (Columbus, Ohio, St. John Arena) 3/11 vs. Morehead St. (NCAA) 86 85

NCAA Mideast Regional (Lexington, Ky., Rupp Arena) 3/15 at Kentucky (–/3) 92 98 3/16 vs. Notre Dame^ (–/17) 85 86

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1957-58 18-7 3 NCAA Tournament appearance rd

Coach: Robert Timmons Date 12/4 12/6 12/13 12/14 12/21

Opponent Michigan Furman George Washington + Duquesne (FFH) + Duke (2OT)

Pitt Opp. W/L 72 62 W 83 45 W 68 59 W 64 81 L 87 84 W

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184

12/9 12/13 12/19 12/20 12/27 12/29 12/30 1/3 1/7 1/10 1/14 1/20 1/24 1/31 2/2 2/4 2/7 2/12 2/14 2/18 2/25 2/28

Westminster Miami, Ohio Ohio Ohio State Harvard Dartmouth Cornell at Pennsylvania Geneva Penn State Carnegie Tech West Virginia at Westminster at St. Louis at Houston at Loyola (La.) at Navy West Virginia Ohio State Carnegie Tech at Geneva at Penn State

62 64 68 70 72 67 67 76 97 57 66 70 91 74 66 70 56 67 53 69 66 53

57 65 66 76 48 61 62 81 75 56 52 95 79 76 63 73 77 65 62 49 81 73

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1953-54 9-14 Coach: Robert Timmons Date 12/5 12/11 12/12 12/16 12/22 12/29

Opponent Michigan Bradley + Duquesne (FFH) + (–/3) at Geneva Michigan State Columbia

Pitt Opp. W/L 69 78 L 66 64 W 46 79 L 76 94 L 51 82 L 64 75 L

1/2 1/6 1/9 1/13 1/16 1/23 1/28 1/30 2/2 2/3 2/6 2/13 2/16 2/20 2/22 2/24 2/27

Princeton Ohio State Syracuse Carnegie Tech at West Virginia Westminster at Penn State (3OT) at Columbia at Georgetown at Navy New York University Penn State West Virginia Westminster at Army at Carnegie Tech Geneva

57 64 55 74 65 80 69 58 70 59 66 71 85 91 82 65 80 73 73 108 77 91 74 62 83 64 94 104 72 82 83 75 84 75

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1954-55 10-16 Coach: Robert Timmons Date 12/1 12/4 12/8 12/10 12/11 12/14 12/18 12/20 1/1 1/3 1/5 1/8 1/11 1/15 1/19 1/29 2/5 2/7 2/9 2/11 2/12 2/16 2/19 2/22 2/23 2/26

Opponent Pitt Opp. W/L Ohio State 87 98 L at Michigan 71 101 L at Carnegie Tech 67 79 L George Washington + 65 87 L Fordham + 71 65 W Colgate 80 67 W at New York Univ. (MSG) 96 76 W Duke 68 90 L at Pennsylvania (OT) (–/17) 81 75 W Carnegie Tech 78 66 W Geneva 67 91 L Westminster (OT) 71 73 L Syracuse 85 91 L Penn State (OT) 76 66 W at Geneva (2OT) 96 101 L at West Virginia 74 88 L at Navy 65 77 L at Tampa 92 52 W at Miami, Fla. 78 72 W at Puerto Rico 70 74 L at Puerto Rico A&M 90 71 W West Virginia 86 93 L at Westminster 92 94 L at Army 71 76 L Bucknell 81 74 W at Penn State 71 77 L

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1955-56 15-10

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Opponent Michigan at Allegheny Westminster + Duquesne (FFH) + (–/9)

2nd NCAA Tournament appearance Coach: Robert Timmons Date 12/1 12/3 12/5 12/8 12/14 12/15 12/22

Opponent at N.C. State (–/8) at Ohio State (–/11) Westminster at Northwestern Carnegie Tech + Duquesne (FFH) + at Michigan

Pitt Opp. W/L 85 97 L 69 100 L 64 54 W 73 71 W 89 56 W 59 50 W 75 90 L

Orange Bowl Classic (Miami, Fla.) 12/27 vs. Seton Hall% 76 66 12/28 vs. Western Kent.% (–/15) 85 81 12/29 vs. Connecticut% (OT) 60 64

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1/5 1/8 1/10 1/12 1/14 1/31 2/5 2/7 2/11 2/16 2/20 2/23 2/27 3/2

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Lafayette West Virginia (–/18) Bucknell Penn State Syracuse St. John’s at Duke at Westminster at Army Navy at Carnegie Tech at West Virginia (–/15) Pennsylvania at Penn State

69 59 86 89 64 49 66 75 76 64 70 78 72 90 71 69 54 47 79 63 96 64 93 107 94 76 80 65

1/4 1/8 1/11 1/15 1/20 1/25 1/30 2/3 2/4 2/12 2/15 2/19 2/22 2/24 2/27 3/1

at St. Louis Westminster at Syracuse West Virginia (–/1) at Carnegie Tech at Penn State St. John’s (–/13) at Holy Cross at Connecticut at Geneva at Navy (OT) Carnegie Tech at West Virginia (–/3) Geneva at Westminster Penn State

85 72 71 64 86 71 86 79 77 82 85 73 86 109 75 61

87 57 68 71 68 64 73 72 62 61 83 54 99 74 74 59

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NCAA First Round (Evanston, Ill.) 3/11 vs. Miami, Ohio 77 82

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1958-59 10-14 Coach: Robert Timmons Date 12/1 12/3 12/12 12/13 12/18 12/20

Opponent at Michigan Ohio State Miami, Fla. + Duquesne (FFH) + at Westminster at Miami, Ohio (18/–)

Pitt Opp. W/L 55 75 L 73 70 W 69 65 W 71 56 W 66 78 L 75 88 L

PITT’S HEAD COACHES ROBERT TIMMONS 1953-68 (15 years) Record: 174-189 (.479) Accomplishments Coached Pittsburgh to eight winning seasons, four postseason appearances (1957-NCAA, 1958-NCAA, 1963-NCAA, 1964NIT)…Ranks second among Pittsburgh coaches in both wins (174) and tenure (15 seasons)…Most successful season was a 19-6 record in 1962-63 and an 18-7 year in 1957-58 in Don Hennon’s second season in a Panthers uniform…The 18-7 record in 1957-58 was the most wins at Pittsburgh since the 1935-36 campaign. Prominent Student-Athletes Don Hennon, Bob Lazor, John Riser, Calvin Sheffield, Brian Generalovich.

Coach: Robert Timmons A six-foot five-inch center, John Mills led the Panthers in scoring as a senior in 1959-60 at 13.9 points per game. He was the first player to lead the Panthers in that department since Don Hennon’s departure.

ECAC Holiday Festival (New York, N.Y) 12/28 vs. Temple (MSG) % 71 76 L 12/29 vs. Manhattan (MSG) % 71 63 W 12/30 vs. Connecticut (MSG) % 60 68 L

1956-57 16-11

Pitt Opp. W/L 75 66 W 99 96 W 74 52 W 49 71 L

Personal Facts Took over the program from H.C. “Doc” Carlson prior to the 1953-54 season…Arrived at Pittsburgh in 1947 as an assistant football coach...Passed away on April 29, 2004.

RECORDS & ACHIEVEMENTS

Carrousel Tournament (Charlotte, N.C.) 12/28 vs. Fordham % 76 85 L 12/29 vs. Clemson % 60 50 W 12/31 vs. Bucknell % 76 95 L 1/5 1/7 1/10 1/13 1/17 1/24 1/26 1/31 2/3 2/6 2/10 2/18 2/21 2/26 2/28

St. Louis (–/16) at Temple (Palestra) Syracuse Carnegie Tech Bucknell at Penn State Geneva at Duke at West Virginia (–/10) Holy Cross at Carnegie Tech West Virginia (–/11) at Navy Westminster Penn State

62 73 60 82 58 58 84 66 64 83 75 69 55 72 84

79 86 70 75 72 67 62 75 73 71 65 98 80 68 65

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1959-60 11-14 Coach: Robert Timmons Date 12/2 12/5 12/7 12/11 12/12 12/18

Opponent at Michigan at Ohio State (–/3) at Purdue St. John’s + Duquesne (FFH) + Boston College

Pitt Opp. W/L 73 57 W 49 94 L 79 91 L 74 73 W 75 44 W 76 66 W

Queen City Invitational (Buffalo, N.Y.) 12/26 vs. Fordham % 68 80 L 12/27 vs. Canisius % 82 89 L 12/28 vs. Boston College % 66 75 L 1/6 1/9 1/12 1/16 1/23 1/27 1/30 2/3 2/6 2/11 2/13 2/17 2/20 2/23 2/27 3/5

Temple Syracuse William & Mary Westminster at Penn State at West Virginia (OT) (–/4) at Dartmouth Carnegie Tech New York University at Villanova (–/8) at Navy Miami, Ohio at West Virginia (–/5) Carnegie Tech Penn State (OT) at Kentucky

74 77 75 75 64 66 67 65 66 49 58 83 75 87 64 66

82 85 59 61 75 76 62 58 77 76 74 79 89 74 63 73

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1960-61 12-11 Coach: Robert Timmons

BEST SEASON ON-CAMPUS HOME RECORDS Year 2008-09 2002-03 1973-74 1929-30 1927-28 1974-75 2003-04 2009-10 2005-06 2001-02 1929-30 1963-64 1987-88 1990-91 1916-17 1934-35 1936-37

W-L Pct. ........... 19-0 .......... 1.000 ........... 16-0 .......... 1.000 ........... 13-0 .......... 1.000 ........... 12-0 .......... 1.000 ........... 10-0 .......... 1.000 ........... 10-0 .......... 1.000 ........... 19-1 ............ .950 ........... 17-1 ............ .944 ........... 16-1 ............ .941 ........... 16-1 ............ .941 ........... 13-1 ............ .929 ........... 10-1 ............ .909 ........... 10-1 ............ .909 ............. 9-1 ............ .900 ............. 9-1 ............ .900 ............. 9-1 ............ .900 ............. 9-1 ............ .900

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Coach: Robert Timmons

BEST ONE-YEAR TURNAROUNDS

Date 11/30 12/6 12/7 12/10 12/20

BEST ONE-YEAR TURNAROUNDS Increase Years (Wins) +13 From 12 wins in 1972-73 to 25 wins in 1974-75 +10 From six wins in 1976-77 to 16 wins in 1977-89 +10 From 15 wins in 1985-86 to 25 wins in 1986-87 +10 From 19 wins in 2000-01 to 29 wins in 2001-02 +9 From nine wins in 1989-90 to 21 wins in 1991-92 +8 From 10 wins in 1995-96 to 18 wins in 1996-97 +8 From four wins in 1968-69 to 12 wins in 1969-70

Opponent Pitt Opp. W/L Purdue 81 80 W at Navy 63 69 L at Michigan 70 86 L Army 80 84 L Colgate + 78 62 W Duquesne (FFH) + 66 80 L vs. St. John’s % (–/6) 56 87 L Dartmouth 54 50 W Brown 57 51 W Carnegie Tech 75 66 W Syracuse 79 62 W Westminster 51 76 L West Virginia 68 73 L at Temple (OT) (Palestra) 80 75 W Villanova 57 55 W at Miami, Ohio 48 62 L Bucknell 79 67 W at Carnegie Tech 87 75 W at Penn State 59 73 L Fordham 60 58 W at West Virginia 84 92 L at Westminster 68 85 L Penn State 57 53 W

+Steel Bowl; %played at Fordham Gym

1961-62 12-11 Coach: Robert Timmons Date 12/2 12/6 12/9 12/15 12/16 12/21 12/22

Opponent at Purdue (–/6) Ohio State (CA) (–/1) Carnegie Tech Arizona (CA) + Duquesne + (FFH) at Syracuse at Fordham

Pitt Opp. W/L 70 86 L 79 99 L 82 58 W 83 58 W 70 73 L 74 63 W 67 66 W

Evansville Invitational (Evansville, Ind.) 12/29 vs. Tennessee % (OT) 83 84 L 12/30 at Evansville % 89 83 W 1/3 Kent State 66 62 W 1/6 Penn State 62 74 L 1/10 Geneva 78 65 W 1/13 Westminster 58 45 W 1/17 at Columbia 77 66 W 1/20 at West Virginia 78 88 L 1/26 at Boston College 94 108 L 2/3 Carnegie Tech 70 50 W 2/7 West Virginia 76 80 L 2/10 at Bucknell 70 60 W 2/14 Miami, Ohio 72 75 L 2/17 at Westminster 53 58 L 2/21 Temple 71 65 W 2/24 at Penn State 55 63 L +Steel Bowl

1962-63 19-6 4 NCAA Tournament appearance th

Coach: Robert Timmons

Pitt Opp. W/L 82 62 W 89 68 W 69 67 W 83 85 L 63 77 L

Los Angeles Classic (Los Angeles Arena) 12/26 at Southern California % 82 72 W 12/27 vs. Illinois % 76 83 L 12/28 vs. Michigan % (–/3) 80 95 L

BEST BIG EAST ONE-YEAR TURNAROUNDS Increase Years (Record) +6 From a 7-9 record in 2000-01 to a 13-3 record in 2001-02 +6 From a 6-10 record in 1985-86 to a 12-4 record in 1986-87 +5 From a 5-13 record in 1995-96 to a 10-8 record in 1996-97 +4 From a 5-11 record in 1989-90 to a 9-7 record in 1991-92 Date 12/2 12/3 12/6 12/9 12/16 12/17 12/20 12/27 12/30 1/4 1/7 1/14 1/18 1/21 1/25 1/28 1/31 2/8 2/11 2/15 2/18 2/21 2/25

Opponent Fairfield George Washington + Duquesne (OT) (FFH) + at Wisconsin Miami, Ohio

Date 12/1 12/3 12/6 12/14 12/15 12/22

Opponent Purdue Northwestern at Kent State William & Mary (CA) + Duquesne + (FFH) at Penn State

Pitt Opp. W/L 69 64 W 55 57 L 66 58 W 66 56 W 85 59 W 68 48 W

12/27 12/28 12/31 1/5 1/12 1/15 1/19 1/25 1/26 2/2 2/6 2/9 2/13 2/16 2/20 2/23 2/27 3/2

Hurricane Classic (Miami, Fla.) vs. Louisiana State% 96 73 at Miami, Fla.% 85 86 Princeton 71 62 Syracuse 87 51 at Westminster 61 51 Geneva 80 60 at Army (2OT) 79 73 at Holy Cross 65 77 at Dartmouth 70 53 West Virginia 67 68 Fordham 87 61 Westminster 72 55 at West Virginia 69 68 Bucknell 76 54 at Temple (Palestra) 71 77 Penn State 83 67 at Carnegie Tech 68 60 at Miami, Ohio 74 64

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NCAA First Round (Philadelphia, Pa., The Palestra) 3/11 vs. New York University 83 93

1963-64 17-8 First-ever NIT appearance

1/2 1/11 1/14 1/18 1/22 1/25 1/29 2/1 2/7 2/9 2/12 2/15 2/19 2/22 2/25 2/29

Dartmouth Penn State at Bucknell West Virginia Kent State Army Westminster Carnegie Tech at Syracuse at Fordham at West Virginia Syracuse Temple at Westminster at Carnegie Tech at Penn State

107 69 75 92 84 86 71 108 84 78 84 69 78 92 98 63

63 60 60 76 63 64 60 75 96 70 86 67 67 73 62 78

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National Invitation Tournament (New York, N.Y., Madison Square Garden) 3/14 vs. Drake (MSG) 82 87 L +Steel Bowl

1964-65 7-16 Coach: Robert Timmons Date 12/1 12/4 12/5 12/8 12/19

Opponent Carnegie Tech Virginia Tech (CA) + Miami, Fla. (CA) + Wisconsin Bucknell

Pitt Opp. W/L 83 52 W 74 69 W 71 85 L 63 80 L 65 59 W

Quaker City Tournament (Philadelphia, Pa.) 12/26 vs. Wichita State # (–/2) 58 109 L 12/28 at Pennsylvania # 59 71 L 1/9 at Syracuse 73 97 L 1/11 at West Virginia 72 86 L 1/16 at Army 63 88 L 1/23 at Penn State 40 59 L 1/26 West Virginia 75 76 L 1/29 at Massachusetts 89 74 W 1/30 at Dartmouth 70 80 L 2/1 at Westminster 75 61 W

PITT’S HEAD COACHES CHARLES “BUZZ” RIDL 1968-75 (7 years) Record: 97-83 (.539) Accomplishments Guided the 1973-74 Pittsburgh team to a school-record 25-4 season and 22-consecutive game win streak that stands as the longest in school history…The 1973-74 team became the first Pittsburgh team to advance to the NCAA Tournament’s “Sweet Sixteen,” just one game short of the Final Four…Pittsburgh appeared in the postseason two times under Ridl…Including his career at Westminster, ranked among the nation’s top-20 basketball coaches in overall career winning percentage and wins…Wrote a book, “How to Develop a Deliberate Offense,” while assistant coach Fran Webster focused his attention on the “Amoeba Defense.” Prominent Student-Athletes Billy Knight, Kent Scott, Mickey Martin, Keith Starr, Kirk Bruce, Tom Richards. Personal Announced his retirement on April 4, 1975…Became Pittsburgh’s head basketball coach in March, 1968…Died in April, 1995…Native of Irwin, Pa….Served in the U.S. Army before returning to Pittsburgh as an assistant coach from 1949-55…Served 12 years as the head coach at Westminster going 216-90 before accepting the Pitt head coach position.

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2/5 2/10 2/12 2/14 2/17 2/23 2/26

at Fordham at Carnegie Tech Temple at West Virginia Syracuse at Westminster Penn State

60 66 68 62 64 71 63 103 73 83 76 102 57 89

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1966-67 6-19 Coach: Robert Timmons Date 12/1 12/3 12/5 12/9 12/10 12/22 A Pittsburgh area native, Tom Richards led the 1973-74 NCAA team in assists and teamed with Kirk Bruce to give the Panthers a pair of dead-eye shooting guards. Pittsburgh stretched its home win streak to a school-record 27 games when Richards hit a 40-foot heave at the buzzer to defeat Ohio.

2/6 2/13 2/16 2/20 2/24 2/27 3/3 3/6

186

Fordham at William & Mary at Temple (Palestra) at George Washington Westminster Penn State at Carnegie Tech at Miami, Ohio

53 61 65 79 101 72 80 66

66 63 71 92 71 83 60 89

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1965-66 5-17

Opponent Carnegie Tech at Davidson William & Mary Columbia (CA) + Duquesne (CA) + Rutgers

Pitt Opp. W/L 69 58 W 59 97 L 68 72 L 57 69 L 65 72 L 68 87 L

N.C. State Tournament (Raleigh, N.C.) 12/29 at North Carolina State % 52 80 12/30 vs. Air Force % 53 52 1/5 at Westminster 71 78 1/7 at Syracuse 60 70 1/11 Lafayette 58 47 1/14 at Penn State 44 84 1/18 West Virginia 78 102 1/21 at St. John’s 66 95 1/23 Virginia Tech 60 77 1/26 Bucknell 63 58 2/1 at Cornell 72 110 2/4 Fordham 59 68 2/6 at West Virginia 62 81 2/11 Westminster 83 72 2/18 Virginia 70 82 2/22 at Temple (Palestra) 49 87 2/25 Penn State 73 87 3/2 at Carnegie Tech 69 55 3/4 Miami, Ohio 68 82

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PITT’S HEAD COACHES TIM GRGURICH 1975-80 (5 years) Record: 69-70 (.496) Accomplishments Top season was an 18-11 overall record and a fourth place finish in Eastern 8 competition with a 6-4 slate…Guided Pittsburgh to a NIT berth and 17-12 record in 197980…Orchestrated one of the best one-year turnarounds in the history of Pitt basketball going from a 6-21 season in 1975-77 to a 16-11 year in 1977-78…As freshman team coach at Pittsburgh from 1965-71, his teams finished 90-33 including a 13-5 season with only two scholarship players. Prominent Student-Athletes Sam Clancy, Larry Harris, Carlton Neverson. Personal Facts Pittsburgh native who earned both his master’s and bachelors’ degrees at Pitt...Coaching in the NBA as an assistant with Portland…Three-year letterwinner at Pittsburgh from 196264…Played in 61 career games at Pitt for head coach Robert Timmons…Assistant coach at Pittsburgh from 1965-75 under head coaches Robert Timmons and Charles “Buzz” Ridl…Also has spent time in the NBA as an assistant coach with the Milwaukee Bucks (2001-02), Seattle Supersonics (1991-94 and 1995-97), Portland Trailblazers (1997-01)…Served as head coach at UNLV (1994-95) and as an assistant with the Runnin’ Rebels (1979-91) under Jerry Tarkanian…Began coaching career as a graduate assistant at Pitt in 1964.

2/10 2/13 2/17 2/19 2/21 2/24 2/28

Opponent Pitt Opp. W/L Carnegie Tech 54 51 W at Kent State 67 79 L Miami, Ohio (CA)+ 60 65 L George Washington (CA)+ 85 59 W Cornell 72 81 L Pennsylvania 65 75 L

12/28 12/29 1/4 1/8 1/12 1/15 1/22 1/25 1/29

Kodak Classic (Rochester, N.Y.) vs. Columbia % 59 65 at Rochester (OT) % 69 65 at Georgia Tech 77 89 at Virginia Tech 74 100 Westminster 70 69 at Bucknell 57 66 at Penn State 62 66 West Virginia 79 90 St. John’s 51 74

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Opponent at Rutgers Massachusetts (CA) + Duquesne (CA) + Temple at William & Mary at Miami, Fla. at Westminster Penn State at West Virginia Baldwin Wallace Tulane Miami, Ohio Carnegie Tech at Fordham Kent State

Pitt Opp. W/L 74 100 L 73 71 W 66 100 L 80 63 W 65 79 L 84 100 L 72 81 L 43 66 L 64 90 L 83 76 W 75 73 W 42 66 L 89 46 W 63 88 L 73 83 L

PITT VERSUS NO. 1 RANKED OPPONENTS Total Games: 15; Record: 2-13. Date Opponent 1/15/58 West Virginia 12/6/61 Ohio State^ 12/30/70 UCLA^ 12/22/72 at UCLA 3/16/74 at North Carolina State* 12/28/74 at North Carolina State 1/19/84 Georgetown^ 2/15/85 at St. John’s 1/3/90 Syracuse^ 1/23/96 Massachusetts 12/12/98 Connecticut 1/16/99 at Connecticut 1/31/06 at Connecticut 2/16/09 at Connecticut 3/7/09 Connecticut *NCAA Tournament Game; ^played at Civic/Mellon Arena

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Pitt 64 79 64 73 72 70 53 63 78 71 69 58 76 76 70

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Coach: Charles “Buzz” Ridl

Coach: Robert Timmons Date 12/1 12/8 12/9 12/22 1/4 1/6 1/10 1/13 1/17 1/25 1/27 1/30 2/1 2/3 2/6

70 96 92 85 87 77 74

1968-69 4-20

1967-68 7-15

Date 12/1 12/4 12/10 12/11 12/22 12/27

74 72 60 71 76 68 85

+ Steel Bowl (played at Civic Arena)

+Steel Bowl (played at Civic Arena)

Coach: Robert Timmons

at Lafayette Westminster at Virginia Syracuse West Virginia at Penn State at Carnegie Tech

Opp. 71 99 77 89 100 86 65 84 80 79 70 81 80 68 60

Date 11/30 12/3 12/6 12/7 12/21

Opponent Rutgers William & Mary Westminster (CA) + at Duquesne (CA) + at Kent State

Pitt Opp. W/L 66 74 L 68 62 W 59 52 W 42 57 L 48 69 L

12/27 12/28 1/4 1/8 1/11 1/15 1/18 1/22 1/28 1/31 2/1 2/5 2/8 2/12 2/15 2/19 2/22 2/26 3/1

Hurricane Classic (Miami, Fla.) at Miami, Fla. % 70 72 vs. Creighton % 64 80 at Syracuse 55 70 Lafayette 41 51 at George Washington 68 92 at Temple (Palestra) 30 53 at Penn State 50 65 Westminster 64 65 West Virginia 90 87 at Louisiana State 79 120 at Tulane 89 110 Carnegie Mellon 77 47 at Bucknell 59 71 at West Virginia 69 89 at Army 47 72 Fordham 44 66 Penn State 49 57 at Westminster 61 82 at Carnegie Mellon 64 68

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1969-70 12-12 Coach: Charles “Buzz” Ridl Date 12/1 12/5 12/6 12/20

Opponent at Rutgers Miami, Fla. (CA) + Marshall (CA) + at Wisconsin

Pitt Opp. W/L 79 91 L 67 85 L 87 67 W 71 85 L

12/26 12/27 1/6 1/10 1/14 1/17 1/21 1/24 1/28 1/31 2/3 2/6 2/9 2/11 2/13 2/18 2/21 2/25 2/28 3/3

Motor City Classic (Detroit, Mich.) at Detroit % 60 86 vs. Bowling Green % 54 78 at William & Mary 73 84 George Washington 71 61 West Virginia (OT) 66 67 Penn State 61 47 Kent State 63 60 Bucknell 79 53 Westminster 74 71 at St. John’s 58 67 Carnegie Mellon 72 56 at Lafayette (OT) 74 80 Georgia Tech 62 92 Temple (CA) 72 101 Syracuse 127 108 at Baldwin Wallace 73 64 at Penn State 48 61 at Westminster 75 56 at Carnegie Mellon 76 55 at West Virginia 92 87

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1970-71 14-10 Coach: Charles “Buzz” Ridl Date 12/1 12/5 12/8 12/19 12/23 12/29 12/30 1/2 1/6 1/9 1/13 1/16 1/23 1/27 1/30 2/3 2/6 2/10 2/17 2/20 2/24 2/27 3/3 3/6

Opponent Gettysburg at Fordham Wisconsin at Cornell at Kent State at Duquesne (CA) + UCLA (CA)+ (–/1) Rutgers at George Washington at Syracuse Davidson Penn State North Carolina State at Temple (Palestra) at Bucknell West Virginia Carnegie Mellon at Westminster Lafayette at Carnegie Mellon Westminster at Penn State at West Virginia at Georgia Tech

Pitt Opp. W/L 91 63 W 58 70 L 81 76 W 89 65 W 60 67 L 70 58 W 64 77 L 87 97 L 82 76 W 69 78 L 82 67 W 75 62 W 89 75 W 48 54 L 68 54 W 91 95 L 118 84 W 62 41 W 88 72 W 104 59 W 72 63 W 65 71 L 64 66 L 61 78 L

+ Steel Bowl (played at Civic Arena)

RECORDS & ACHIEVEMENTS

1971-72 12-12 Coach: Charles “Buzz” Ridl Date 12/1 12/4 12/6 12/18 12/23 12/29 12/30 1/3 1/5 1/8 1/10 1/12 1/19 1/22 1/26 1/29 2/5 2/9 2/11 2/16 2/23 2/26 2/29 3/4

Opponent at Gettysburg North Carolina (–/2) Ohio Wesleyan at Wisconsin South Carolina (–/3) Navy (CA) + Duquesne (CA) + George Washington at Rutgers Westminster West Virginia at Davidson Bucknell at North Carolina State at Lafayette Penn State at William & Mary Kent State Syracuse Temple at Virginia (–/13) at Penn State Youngstown State at West Virginia

Pitt Opp. W/L 80 67 W 75 90 L 103 48 W 63 80 L 59 69 L 88 78 W 67 87 L 99 81 W 76 92 L 78 59 W 91 76 W 91 78 W 91 67 W 73 80 L 78 91 L 62 74 L 68 73 L 75 68 W 109 99 W 74 89 L 74 84 L 78 70 W 82 66 W 90 104 L

+ - Steel Bowl (played at the Civic Arena)

12/29 at Arkansas % 1/2 1/5 1/9 1/12 1/16 1/20 1/27 1/30 2/2 2/6 2/9 2/14 2/16 2/20 2/23 2/27 3/2

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1973-74 25-4 First-ever NCAA Elite Eight appearance 5th NCAA Tournament appearance 22 consecutive wins sets school-record Ranked 16th in final AP poll Ranked in final poll for first time in school history Coach: Charles “Buzz” Ridl Pitt Opp. W/L 78 82 L 36 21 W 82 65 W 82 60 W 90 55 W 98 73 W 86 56 W

Razorback Classic (Little Rock, Ark.) 12/28 vs. Connecticut % 83 63 W

Coach: Charles “Buzz” Ridl Pitt Opp. W/L 53 36 W 78 82 L 94 100 L 79 88 L 72 60 W 65 58 W 72 65 W 75 89 L 70 86 L 68 77 L 88 62 W 66 72 L 84 77 W 84 56 W 96 65 W 82 79 W 70 61 W 70 60 W 62 64 L 83 77 W 71 70 W 80 65 W 76 69 W 68 69 L 107 78 W

ECAC Tournament (Morgantown, W.Va., WVU Coliseum) 3/7 at West Virginia 73 75 L 3/8 vs. George Washington 89 64 W National Invitation Tournament (New York, N.Y., Madison Square Garden) 3/15 vs. Southern Illinois (MSG) 70 65 W 3/18 vs. Providence (MSG) 80 101 L + Steel Bowl; CA-played at Civic Arena %played at Raleigh, N.C.

1975-76 12-15 Opponent West Virginia Wesleyan at Niagara Duquesne (CA) + Syracuse (CA) + Ohio

63 75 77 76 48 64

66 88 79 59 78 56

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ECBL Tournament (Philadelphia, Pa., The Palestra) vs. West Virginia 54 66

$ECBL Conference games CA-played at Civic Arena

Pennsylvania Classic (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1/30 Pennsylvania (CA) # 67 60 W 1/31 Penn State (CA) # 71 52 W 2/4 at Cincinnati (–/16) 77 89 L 2/7 Syracuse 71 67 W 2/11 at West Virginia 72 85 L 2/14 South Carolina 72 79 L 2/18 Buffalo State 99 51 W 2/21 at Penn State 65 61 W 2/23 Indiana, Pa. 76 61 W 3/2 at St. Francis, Pa. 74 69 W

EASTERN 8 ERA BEGINS 1977-78 16-11 5-5 Eastern 8 (T-3rd place) First season in Eastern 8 Conference play

1976-77 6-21 1-9 ECBL (4th place- West Div.) Coach: Tim Grgurich Date 11/27 12/1 12/4

Opponent West Virginia Wesleyan at Ohio Virginia

Pitt Opp. W/L 79 77 W 62 72 L 61 62 L

Golden Triangle Classic (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 12/10 So. Illinois (CA)% (–/18) 67 72 L 12/11 Duquesne (CA)% 78 79 L 12/18 St. Francis, Pa. 12/21 at Youngstown State 12/23 $Rutgers 12/29 12/30 1/3 1/8 1/12 1/15 1/22 1/26 1/29 2/2 2/6 2/9

84 73 77

71 78 81

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Lobo Classic (Albuquerque, N.M.) vs. Southern California # 67 76 vs. Iowa # 80 103 $West Virginia 91 100 at $George Washington 79 94 Cleveland State 89 75 at $Villanova 64 85 at Syracuse (–/20) 74 96 at Notre Dame 68 88 at $Penn State 60 74 Cincinnati (–/12) 65 64 $Massachusetts 71 75 at $West Virginia 69 90

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Date 11/26 11/30 12/3 12/6 12/10 12/22

Opponent Morris Harvey West Virginia Wesleyan Kent State at Evansville at St. Francis, Pa. Wheeling

Pitt Opp. W/L 72 76 L 80 56 W 65 47 W 83 90 L 72 71 W 82 54 W

12/29 12/30 1/4 1/8 1/11 1/14 1/18 1/23 1/25 1/28 2/2 2/5 2/8 2/11 2/16 2/18 2/22 2/25 2/27

San Diego, Calif. vs. Purdue % vs. Fordham % $West Virginia $George Washington Temple (2OT) Syracuse (–/8) Robert Morris at Cincinnati at Cleveland State at $Penn State Canisius at $Duquesne (CA) at $West Virginia Maryland (CA) (OT) $Penn State (OT) $Villanova $Duquesne (FFH) at $Rutgers at $Massachusetts

91 76 66 73 81 81 66 87 74 65 66 88 76 86 75 81 65 87 71

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Eastern 8 Tournament (Pittsburgh, Pa., Civic Arena) vs. Geo. Washington (CA) 85 83 vs. Villanova (CA) 70 72

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PITT’S HEAD COACHES DR. ROY CHIPMAN 1980-86 (6 years) Record: 102-76 (.573) Accomplishments Guided Pittsburgh into its first season of Big East Conference competition in 1982-83…Pittsburgh made five postseason appearances in six seasons as head coach (1980-86) including NCAA Tournament berths in 1981, 1982 and 1985 and NIT berths in 1984 and 1986…Won back-to-back Eastern Eight Tournament titles (1981 and 1982), the final two seasons before entering the Big East…Posted Pittsburgh’s first 20-win year (1981-82) in nine seasons…With increased notoriety and television coverage from the Big East Conference, recruited and signed blue chip players such as Curtis Aiken, Charles Smith, Demetreus Gore and Jerome Lane. Prominent Student-Athletes Clyde Vaughan, Curtis Aiken, Charles Smith.

Coach: Tim Grgurich Date 11/29 12/2 12/5 12/6 12/13

$Duquesne (OT) (FFH) at Maryland $Penn State at Indiana, Pa. at Temple (Palestra) at $Duquesne (CA)

Coach: Tim Grgurich

1974-75 18-11

Opponent Ohio Northern at West Virginia (OT) Duquesne (CA) + Penn State (CA) + St. Joseph’s Marquette (–/6) St. Francis, Pa. vs. Duke% at N.C. State (–/1) at Syracuse Youngstown State at Bucknell Notre Dame (CA) (OT) Penn State Rollins Rutgers (OT) (–/19) at Temple (Palestra) William & Mary at South Carolina West Virginia Virginia Niagara at Penn State at Kent State at Buffalo

2/12 2/15 2/19 2/21 2/23 2/27

+Steel Bowl; CA-played at Civic Arena

+Steel Bowl (played at the Civic Arena) %Razorback Classic (Little Rock, Ark.) # played in Charlotte, N.C.

Date 11/30 12/3 12/6 12/7 12/14 12/18 12/21 12/27 12/28 1/4 1/8 1/11 1/13 1/18 1/22 1/25 1/29 2/1 2/5 2/12 2/15 2/19 2/22 2/26 3/1

Big Sun Invitational (St. Petersburg, Fla.) 12/19 vs. Alabama% (–/8) 53 62 L 12/19 at South Florida% 63 70 L 12/23 Evansville 61 62 L 12/30 at Cleveland State 56 60 L 1/3 Buffalo 83 65 W 1/7 West Virginia 70 61 W 1/10 at George Washington(3OT) 73 74 L 1/12 Notre Dame (CA) (–/13) 66 77 L 1/17 at Marquette (–/3) 62 73 L 1/21 at Virginia 68 75 L 1/24 Temple 80 63 W 1/27 at Rutgers (–/5) 71 102 L

2nd all-time NIT appearance

Opponent Pitt Opp. W/L Mt. Union 75 69 W at North Carolina 70 99 L Rutgers 99 73 W Duquesne (CA) + 61 67 L Southern Illinois (CA) + 65 63 W Wittenberg 54 63 L at UCLA (–/1) 73 89 L at Pepperdine 73 80 L Harvard 75 73 W Wisconsin 70 72 L at Syracuse 66 74 L Davidson 73 76 L at Bucknell 78 56 W at Notre Dame (OT) 76 85 L St. Francis, Pa. 88 65 W at Temple 50 71 L Penn State 63 53 W William & Mary 83 62 W West Virginia 77 64 W at Kent State 68 74 L at George Washington 66 69 L North Carolina A&T 79 60 W Colgate 76 63 W Virginia 66 79 L at Penn State 58 49 W at West Virginia 58 59 L

Opponent at West Virginia at Rutgers Duquesne (CA) + Florida State (CA) + Cornell Howard Army

83 70 62 63 46 56 75 61 71 62 70 56 55 71 49 66 67 78

NCAA Regional Finals (Raleigh, N.C., Reynolds Coliseum) 3/16 at N.C. State (13/1) 72 100

Coach: Charles “Buzz” Ridl

Date 12/1 12/4 12/7 12/8 12/10 12/15 12/22

91 81 73 90 62 96 101 83 106 68 83 71 106 91 56 64 50 83

NCAA First & Second Rounds (Morgantown, W.Va., WVU Coliseum) 3/9 vs. Saint Joseph’s (14/–) 54 42 W 3/14 vs. Furman (13/–) 81 78 W

1972-73 12-14 Date 11/29 12/2 12/4 12/8 12/9 12/16 12/22 12/23 12/29 1/3 1/6 1/10 1/13 1/17 1/20 1/24 1/27 2/3 2/5 2/7 2/10 2/14 2/17 2/21 2/24 2/27

at Virginia Bucknell vs. Davidson # Duke George Washington (17/–) Buffalo (17/–) Penn State (16/–) at Westminster (13/–) at William & Mary (13/–) Kent State (10/–) Syracuse (10/–) Cleveland State (7/–) at Youngstown State (7/–) Temple (7/–) at Penn State (7/–) at South Carolina (11/14) West Virginia (11/–)

Pitt Opp. W/L 70 61 W 69 78 L 74 75 L 80 90 L 72 71 W

Personal Facts Arrived at Pittsburgh in the spring of 1980…Resigned in December, 1985…Lost a battle with cancer in August, 1997 at the age of 58…Native of Freeport, Maine…Coached two seasons at Lafayette before arriving at Pittsburgh.

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%played at Wheeling, W.Va. ^played at Nassau Coliseum

$Eastern 8 Conference games CA-played at Civic Arena

1978-79 18-11

1979-80 17-12

6-4 Eastern 8 (4 place)

5-5 Eastern 8 (T-4th place)

Eastern 8 Tournament runner-up

3rd all-time NIT appearance

Coach: Tim Grgurich Date 11/29 12/2 12/5 12/9 12/16 12/20

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Opponent vs. Rio Grande % $Massachusetts Evansville Robert Morris Indiana, Pa. at Canisius

Coach: Tim Grgurich Pitt Opp. W/L 107 82 W 70 54 W 88 69 W 100 68 W 92 64 W 83 87 L

Gator Bowl Classic (Jacksonville, Fla.) 12/26 at Jacksonville ! 72 74 12/27 vs. Massachusetts ! 87 68 1/3 at Temple 57 62 1/6 at Syracuse 74 100 1/10 Cincinnati (OT) 75 78 1/13 at $George Washington 83 94 1/17 Cleveland State 77 51 1/20 at $West Virginia 92 93 1/22 at Iona (OT) ^ 79 84 1/25 Mercyhurst 91 85 1/27 $Penn State 50 44 2/1 at $Duquesne (CA) 89 83 2/3 $West Virginia 72 57 2/5 Hawaii 71 52 2/7 St. Francis, Pa. 65 57 2/10 at Duke (–/7) 71 69 2/14 at $Penn State 54 45 2/17 $Duquesne (FFH) 60 54 2/20 at $Villanova 73 75 2/23 $Rutgers 68 76

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Eastern 8 Tournament (Pittsburgh, Pa., Civic Arena) 2/27 vs. George Washington 85 80 3/1 vs. Villanova (CA) 77 64 3/3 vs. Rutgers (CA) (Final) 57 61

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Date 12/1 12/5 12/8 12/15 12/19 12/22

Opponent Bucknell Robert Morris at $Massachusetts $St. Bonaventure at Cincinnati Syracuse (–/10)

Pitt Opp. W/L 83 65 W 77 50 W 63 45 W 72 70 W 60 61 L 66 73 L

Connecticut Tournament (Storrs, Conn.) 12/28 vs. Cal State-Fullerton % 80 69 W 12/29 at Connecticut % 77 72 W 1/2 1/5 1/9 1/12 1/16 1/19 1/21 1/23 1/26 1/28 1/30 2/2 2/4 2/10 2/13 2/16 2/20 2/23

Temple Penn State $George Washington at Maryland $Duquesne (FFH) at Evansville Iona at Cleveland State Duke (–/3) at St. Francis, Pa. Westminster at $West Virginia Eastern Kentucky at $Duquesne (CA) at Penn State $West Virginia $Villanova at $Rutgers

62 54 82 88 55 78 75 66 69 56 75 66 80 66 53 66 62 76

55 50 61 95 53 70 63 69 78 51 44 68 78 67 66 67 53 83

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Eastern 8 Tournament (Pittsburgh, Pa., Civic Arena) 2/26 George Washington (E8) 77 68 2/29 vs. Villanova 59 72

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Pittsburgh’s radio announcers Bill Hillgrove (center) and Dick Groat (right), along with statistician Al Goppman (left) enjoy a light moment at the Rainbow Classic in 1986. 3/6

National Invitation Tournament at Duquesne (CA) 63 65

$Eastern Eight Conference Games %Connecticut Tournament (Storrs, Conn.) CA-played at Civic Arena

1981-82 20-10

1980-81 19-12

8-6 Eastern Eight (3rd place)

8-5 Eastern 8 (4th place)

Eastern 8 Tournament Champions 7th NCAA Tournament appearance (No. 10 seed) Second straight Eastern 8 title and title game appearance

Eastern 8 Tournament Champions 6th NCAA Tournament appearance (No. 10 seed)

Coach: Dr. Roy Chipman

Coach: Dr. Roy Chipman Date Opponent 11/29 St. Francis, Pa. 12/2 at St. Bonaventure

Pitt Opp. W/L 91 70 W 84 68 W

$Eastern 8 Conference Games Show Me Invitational (Columbia, Mo.) 12/5 vs. Lamar% 65 67 L 12/6 vs. West Texas State% 73 92 L 12/8 Indiana, Pa. 12/13 Alabama-Birmingham

An athletic performer, New York City’s Carlton Neverson concluded a brilliant career with 1,057 points at Pittsburgh. As a junior, Neverson led Pittsburgh in steals, free throw percentage and field goal percentage.

79 58

70 70

Eastern 8 Tournament (Pittsburgh, Pa., Civic Arena) Rutgers 67 62 vs. Rhode Island 74 45 vs. Duquesne (Final) 64 60

NCAA First & Second Rounds (El Paso, Texas, Haskins Center) 3/13 vs. Idaho 70 69 3/15 vs. North Carolina (–/6) 57 74

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Virginia Tech Classic (Blacksburg, Va.) 12/19 at Virginia Tech^ 70 72 L 12/20 vs. James Madison^ 69 77 L 12/23 $Massachusetts 85 65 W 12/30 Robert Morris 71 63 W 1/3 $St. Bonaventure 65 61 W 1/10 $Rutgers 59 69 L 1/12 at Eastern Kentucky 80 56 W 1/17 Delaware State 86 48 W 1/20 at $Rhode Island 60 62 L 1/24 at $George Washington 74 55 W 1/27 Maryland (CA) (OT) (–/14) 66 69 L 1/31 at $West Virginia 63 76 L 2/4 $Duquesne (FFH) 60 53 W 2/7 Cleveland State 73 70 W 2/11 Penn State 70 63 W 2/15 at $Duquesne (CA) 64 66 L 2/18 $George Washington 89 77 W 2/21 $West Virginia 81 64 W 2/24 at $Massachusetts 101 61 W 2/28 at $Rutgers 60 61 L

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$Eastern 8 Conference Games %Show-Me Invitational (Columbia, Mo.) ^Virginia Tech Classic (Blacksburg, Va.) CA-played at Civic Arena

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Date 11/28 12/2 12/5 12/9 12/19 12/21

Opponent Pitt Opp. W/L at Ala.-Birmingham (–/19) 62 78 L Davis & Elkins 58 56 W St. Francis, Pa. 94 77 W Eastern Michigan 84 78 W Robert Morris 88 76 W Utica 64 47 W

12/26 12/28 12/29 1/4 1/9 1/11 1/14 1/16 1/20 1/23 1/26 1/29 2/4 2/6 2/11 2/14 2/18 2/20 2/24 2/27

Far West Classic (Portland, Ore.) at Oregon State% (–/15) 58 88 vs. Iowa State% 81 65 vs. Tennessee% 55 54 at Temple (Palestra) 60 59 $Rutgers 65 75 at $George Washington 74 79 $Duquesne (FFH) 62 72 at Penn State (2OT) 46 52 $St. Bonventure 86 56 at $Rutgers 48 46 Morgan State 80 67 $West Virginia 45 48 at $Rhode Island 66 63 at $Massachusetts 60 58 at $St. Bonaventure 57 61 at $Duquesne (CA) 69 68 $Rhode Island 81 67 $Massachusetts 74 60 at $West Virginia (–/6) 77 82 $George Washington 79 77

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Eastern 8 Tournament (Pittsburgh, Pa., Civic Arena) vs. Duquesne (FFH) 66 64 vs. Rutgers 60 47 vs. West Virginia (F) (–/9) 79 72

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NCAA First & Second Rounds (Pullman, Wash.) 3/12 vs. Pepperdine 88 99

$Eastern 8 Conference games; %Far West Classic (Portland, Ore.); CA-played at Civic Arena

RECORDS & ACHIEVEMENTS

11/30 12/3 12/5 12/10 12/17 12/20

BIG EAST ERA BEGINS 1982-83 13-15 6-10 Big East (6th place) First season in Big East Conference play Coach: Dr. Roy Chipman Date Opponent 11/27 Westminster 11/30 at Duquesne (CA)

Pitt Opp. W/L 80 67 W 62 53 W

Amana Hawkeye Classic (Iowa City, Iowa) 12/3 vs. Hawaii % 67 70 L 12/4 vs. Navy % 65 73 L 12/7 12/11 12/18 12/22 12/27 1/4 1/8 1/12 1/15 1/19 1/22 1/25 1/29 2/1 2/5 2/7 2/11 2/16 2/19 2/22 2/26 2/28 3/5

at Eastern Michigan Robert Morris St. Francis, Pa. at Florida State at *Syracuse (–/13) *Connecticut Lafayette *Villanova (–/15) West Virginia at *Georgetown (–/19) *Seton Hall at *Boston College *Providence (2OT) *St. John’s (–/5) at *Connecticut (OT) *Syracuse at *Villanova (JNFH) (–/12) Notre Dame (CA) *Georgetown (–/14) at *Seton Hall *Boston College (–/19) at *Providence at *St. John’s (–/10)

62 95 67 75 66 67 65 48 81 54 78 63 59 72 72 85 65 54 65 68 52 69 73

67 80 57 74 87 71 52 66 67 62 68 68 55 71 71 74 78 60 63 74 70 72 91

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1983-84 18-13 th

6-10 Big East (6 place) 4th all-time NIT appearance Coach: Dr. Roy Chipman Date Opponent 11/26 Westminster

Pitt Opp. W/L 86 56 W

70 86 94 77 53 102

55 54 80 65 56 89

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Golden Triangle Classic (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 12/27 at Duquesne (CA)+ 64 59 W 12/28 vs. Illinois State (CA)+ 59 54 W 1/4 at *Boston College (–/17) 77 81 L 1/7 *Connecticut 58 79 L 1/9 at *Villanova (JNFH) 61 74 L 1/14 Duquesne (FFH) 75 69 W 1/16 *St. John’s (OT) (–/10) 63 61 W 1/21 at *Seton Hall (MSG) 71 59 W 1/25 *Syracuse (–/20) 58 64 L 1/28 *Georgetown (–/4) 52 63 L 2/1 at *Providence 66 78 L 2/4 *Boston College 59 72 L 2/6 at *Connecticut (OT) 75 71 W 2/11 *Villanova 47 45 W 2/15 at Notre Dame 67 59 W 2/18 at *St. John’s 62 65 L 2/22 *Seton Hall 71 62 W 2/25 at *Syracuse (–/16) 65 66 L 2/29 at *Georgetown (–/4) 52 71 L 3/3 *Providence 61 60 W Big East Championship (New York, N.Y., Madison Square Garden) 3/8 vs. Villanova 65 75 L National Invitation Tournament (Philadelphia, Pa., Palestra) 3/16 at LaSalle # 95 91

National Invitation Tournament (Greensboro, N.C.) 3/18 vs. Florida State! 66 63 3/23 Notre Dame! 64 72

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*Big East games; CA-played at Civic Arena

1984-85 17-12

Big East Championship (New York, N.Y., Madison Square Garden) 3/10 vs. St. John’s (–/8) 53 64 L *Big East games; CA-played at Civic Arena

at Lafayette Indiana, Pa. at St. Francis, Pa. Robert Morris at West Virginia Florida State

8-8 Big East (5th place) 8th NCAA Tournament appearance (No. 12 seed) Coach: Dr. Roy Chipman Date 11/26 12/1 12/3 12/8 12/10 12/15 12/21

Opponent St. Francis, Pa. Xavier Lafayette Robert Morris Indiana, Pa. West Virginia vs. Florida State %

Pitt Opp. W/L 104 88 W 58 61 L 80 66 W 82 62 W 89 64 W 84 65 W 76 83 L

PITT’S HEAD COACHES PAUL EVANS 1986-94 (8 years) Record: 147-98 (.600) Accomplishments Guided Pittsburgh to five NCAA Tournament berths, the most of any coach in school history…Also led Pittsburgh to three 20win seasons and two Big East Championships (1986-87 and 1987-88)…Guided Pittsburgh to the Big East title, tied school record for victories (25-8) and advanced to the NCAA Tournament in his first season as head coach in 1986-87…Led Panthers to 24-7 record and outright Big East title in his second season (1987-88)…His 147 wins rank third among Pittsburgh coaches…Led Pittsburgh back into the national rankings (1986-87) after a 12-year hiatus…Signed one of college basketball’s all-time top-25 recruiting classes (1987 class)…The recruiting class was widely recognized as the nation’s best in 1987. Prominent Student-Athletes Charles Smith, Jerome Lane, Demetreus Gore, Sean Miller, Jason Matthews, Brian Shorter, Darelle Porter, Darren Morningstar, Jerry McCullough, Eric Mobley, Chris McNeal, Rod Brookin, Jason Maile, Chad Varga. Personal Arrived at Pittsburgh during the spring of 1986 after a highly successful tenure at Navy…Earned bachelor’s degree in 1967 from Ithaca College…Prior to Pittsburgh, coached Navy to three consecutive 20-plus win seasons including a 30-5 record in 1985-86...His Navy teams featured David Robinson…Arcade, N.Y. native…Named Pittsburgh head coach on March 26, 1986. 12/29 12/30 1/2 1/5 1/12 1/14 1/19 1/21 1/26 1/29 2/2 2/4 2/6 2/9 2/13 2/15 2/19 2/23 2/26 3/2

Robert Morris Tulane Westminster *Providence at *Connecticut *St. John’s (–/3) *Georgetown (CA) (–/1) at *Boston College (–/15) *Syracuse (–/11) *Villanova at *Seton Hall at Duquesne (CA) at *Providence *Seton Hall *Connecticut at *St. John’s (–/1) at *Georgetown at *Boston College (–/20) at *Syracuse *Villanova

66 69 84 73 74 56 53 61 75 63 64 77 68 80 78 63 46 58 72 85

48 54 50 62 76 87 65 55 80 70 62 61 55 68 71 84 70 55 80 62

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Big East Championship (New York, N.Y., Madison Square Garden) 3/7 vs. Villanova 61 69 L NCAA First & Second Rounds (Tulsa, Okla., Mabee Center) 3/14 vs. Louisiana Tech (–/8) 54 78

1/2 1/4 1/7 1/11 1/14 1/18 1/20 1/22 1/25 2/1 2/7 2/11 2/17 2/19 2/22 2/24 3/1

*Georgetown (CA) (–/11) at *St. John’s (–/10) at *Seton Hall at *Syracuse (–/4) *Providence at *Villanova (Palestra) Duquesne (FFH) *Boston College *St. John’s (–/8) *Seton Hall *Villanova at *Connecticut *Syracuse (–/12) at *Providence at *Boston College *Connecticut at *Georgetown (–/15)

80 75 81 68 71 70 95 64 67 73 85 73 62 67 68 79 62

76 78 66 78 70 74 76 62 68 85 71 77 69 76 71 51 93

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Big East Championship (New York, N.Y., Madison Square Garden) 3/5 vs. Georgetown (OT) (–/14) 56 57 L National Invitation Tournament 3/12 at Southwest Missouri St. 52 59

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1986-87 25-8

%played in Orlando, Fla.; *Big East games; CAplayed at Civic Arena

1985-86 15-14 6-10 Big East (6th place) 5th all-time NIT appearance

12-4 Big East (T-1st place) co-Big East regular season champions 9th NCAA Tournament appearance (No. 3 seed) Tied school-record for victories (25) Ranked 12th in final AP poll Coach: Paul Evans

Coach: Dr. Roy Chipman Date 11/22 11/27 11/30 12/4 12/7 12/10 12/14 12/21 Pittsburgh’s success in the late 1980s, along with head coach Paul Evans’ efforts resulted in one of the best freshman classes ever assembled. From left are Bobby Martin, Sean Miller, Jason Matthews and Darelle Porter. Not pictured is Brian Shorter. The class was ranked among college basketball’s all-time t op-25 recruiting classes by FOXsports.com.

Opponent Westminster St. Francis, Pa. Indiana, Pa. at Lafayette at Xavier Robert Morris at West Virginia Florida State

Pitt Opp. W/L 88 56 W 107 72 W 94 45 W 95 64 W 73 83 L 94 62 W 63 74 L 88 75 W

Sugar Bowl Classic (New Orleans, La.) 12/27 vs. Texas A&M% 79 62 W 12/28 vs. Louisiana-Lafayette % 77 52 W

Date 11/29 12/3 12/6 12/8 12/13 12/20 12/23

Opponent Pitt Opp. W/L Indiana, Pa. (16/–) 108 49 W at St. Francis, Pa. (12/–) 108 69 W Illinois (12/9) 97 99 L Xavier (17/–) 99 76 W West Virginia (17/–) 78 57 W Robert Morris (14/–) 77 60 W at Brigham Young (14/–) 73 93 L

Rainbow Classic (Honolulu, Hawaii) 12/28 vs. Kansas % (14/13) 79 76 W 12/29 vs. Arkansas % (17/–) 114 83 W 12/30 vs. Wisconsin % (17/–) 98 82 W

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1/3 1/5 1/10 1/12 1/14 1/17 1/19 1/24 1/26 1/28 1/31 2/4 2/7 2/9 2/14 2/18 2/21 2/23 2/28

*Providence (17/–) 76 Akron (14/–) 67 *Georgetown (CA) (14/16) 70 at Duquesne (CA) (18/–) 102 at *Seton Hall (18/–) 87 Chicago State (18/–) 112 *St. John’s (16/13) 62 at *Boston College (16/–) 80 at *Syracuse (17/7) 84 *Seton Hall (17/–) 95 *Connecticut (17/–) 73 at *Villanova (PV) (13/–) 58 at *Providence (13/17) 87 *Syracuse (CA) (10/11) 63 *BostonCollege (2OT)(10/–) 72 at *Georgetown (8/11) 52 at *Connecticut (HCC) (8/–) 76 *Villanova (9/–) 94 at *St. John’s (9/–) 74

67 65 82 77 85 70 63 62 70 81 52 57 81 61 67 65 66 83 76

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Big East Championship (New York, N.Y., Madison Square Garden) 3/6 vs. Seton Hall (11/–) 96 88 W 3/7 vs. Syracuse (11/10) 85 99 L NCAA First & Second Rounds (Tucson, Ariz., McKale Center) 3/13 vs. Marist (12/–) 93 68 3/15 vs. Oklahoma (12/–) 93 96

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*Big East games; CA-played at Civic Arena

1987-88 24-7 12-4 Big East (1st place) Big East regular season champions 10th all-time NCAA Tournament appearance (No. 2 seed) Ranked 8th in final AP poll Ranked in top-25 all season long

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Opponent Robert Morris (4/–) St. Francis, Pa. (4/–) Chicago State (2/–) at West Virginia (2/–) at Akron (3/–) at Jacksonville (3/–)

Pitt Opp. W/L 96 70 W 88 70 W 89 63 W 70 64 W 67 63 W 81 67 W

1988-89 17-13 9-7 Big East (4th place) 11th all-time NCAA Tournament appearance (No. 8 seed) Coach: Paul Evans Date 11/26 11/28 11/30 12/6 12/10 12/17 12/19 12/22

Florida (3/8) at *Georgetown (2/14) *St. John’s (2/20) Duquesne (FFH) (6/–) *Connecticut (6/–) *Villanova (6/–) at Oklahoma (6/11) *Providence (11/–) at *Boston College (11/–) at *St. John’s (9/20) *Syracuse (CA) (5/11) at *Villanova (PV) (5/20) at *Providence (8/–) *Georgetown (CA) (8/–) at *Seton Hall (6/–) at *Connecticut (HCC) (6/–) *Boston College (7/–) *Seton Hall (7/–) at *Syracuse (7/12)

80 57 81 85 61 85 83 90 73 88 75 87 87 70 72 74 87 79 85

68 62 70 58 58 73 86 56 67 71 84 75 86 65 89 69 79 83 84

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Big East Championship (New York, N.Y., Madison Square Garden) 3/11 vs. Connecticut (5/–) 75 58 W 3/12 vs. Villanova (5/–) 69 72 L NCAA First & Second Rounds (Lincoln, Neb., Bob Devaney Sports Center) 3/18 vs. Eastern Michigan (8/–) 108 90 W 3/20 vs. Vanderbilt (8/–) 74 80 L *Big East games; CA-played at Civic Arena

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Pitt Opp. W/L 93 75 W 79 80 L 75 62 W 81 74 W 81 84 L 96 83 W 76 80 L 90 87 W

Fiesta Bowl Classic (Tempe, Ariz.) 12/28 vs. Northwestern% 90 76 12/30 vs. Arizona% (–/8) 62 88

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81 76 83 95 57 76 99 91 73 64 81 96 82 79 78 79 85 81 80 103 78 88 79 74 87 77 82 76 73 72 62 64 88 80

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1/4 1/7 1/11 1/15 1/17 1/21 1/25 1/28 1/30 2/4 2/7 2/11 2/14 2/18 2/20 2/25 3/4

at *Syracuse (–/2) *Boston College at *Georgetown (–/7) Oklahoma (CA) (–/15) at *Boston College *Providence (–/20) at *Seton Hall (–/9) at *Villanova (PV) at *St. John’s (OT) *Syracuse (CA) (–/14) at *Providence *Georgetown (CA) (–/2) *St. John’s *Seton Hall (–/12) *Villanova at *Connecticut (HCC) *Connecticut

Big East Championship (New York, N.Y., Madison Square Garden) 3/10 vs. Villanova 71 66 W 3/11 vs. Georgetown (–/3) 62 85 L NCAA First & Second Rounds (Indianapolis, Ind., Hoosier Dome) 3/16 vs. Ball State (–/18) 64 68

L At six-feet-11 inches tall, Eric Mobley was an imposing presence in the middle for Pittsburgh. Mobley, along with guard Jerry McCullough and forward Orlando Antigua, gave the Panthers a New York City influence in the mid-1990s. Mobley played three years at Pittsburgh before declaring for the NBA Draft in 1994. He was drafted by the Milwaukee Bucks in the 1994 NBA Draft’s first round.

*Big East games; CA-played at Civic Arena

Citrus Bowl Tournament (Orlando, Fla.) 12/28 vs. Florida State% (3/–) 72 71 W 12/29 vs. Alabama% (3/–) 87 51 W 1/2 1/6 1/9 1/11 1/13 1/16 1/23 1/25 1/30 2/3 2/10 2/13 2/16 2/20 2/22 2/27 2/29 3/2 3/6

Opponent Oklahoma State Siena Robert Morris Jacksonville West Virginia (OT) Toledo at Duquesne (Palumbo) at Florida (–/15)

1989-90 12-17 5-11 Big East (8th place) Coach: Paul Evans Date Opponent 11/28 Siena (18/–)

Pitt Opp. W/L 101 89 W

Tournament of Champions (Charlotte, N.C.) 12/1 vs. Okla. State% (18/23) 102 90 W 12/2 vs. N.C. State% (18/25) 87 100 L ACC/Big East Challenge (Charlotte, N.C.) 12/4 vs. Georgia Tech+ (22/21) 92 111 L 12/9 12/16 12/18 12/23

at West Virginia (2OT)(22/–) 93 Robert Morris 88 Duquesne (FFH) 92 Toledo 68

97 71 87 74

2/11 2/13 2/17 2/20 2/24 2/26 3/3

78 *Syracuse (CA) (–/1) at *Connecticut (HCC) 61 *Georgetown (CA) (–/3) 71 at *St. John’s (MSG) (–/15) 70 *Seton Hall 65 at *Syracuse (–/7) 74 Arizona (CA) (–/19) 100 *Boston College 110 *Villanova 94 at *Georgetown (–/5) 81

80 79 87 71 63 83 92 80 82 97

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*Big East games; CA-played at Civic Arena

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117 102 77 80 68 71 81 86 81 73 75 76 74 85

Big East Tournament (New York, N.Y., Madison Square Garden) 3/8 vs. Boston College 88 70 W 3/9 vs. Syracuse (–/4) 55 58 L

1990-91 21-12 9-7 Big East (T-3rd place)

Kuppenheimer Classic (Atlanta, Ga., Omni) 12/27 vs. Oklahoma State# 92 81 W 12/28 vs. Georgia Tech# (–/14) 92 111 L 1/3 1/6 1/8 1/13 1/20 1/23 1/27 1/31 2/3 2/7

*Providence *Connecticut (–/10) at *Villanova (PV) at *Seton Hall at *Boston College *St. John’s (CA) at *Providence

12th all-time NCAA Tournament appearance (No. 6 seed) Coach: Paul Evans Date 11/23 11/26 11/28 12/1

Opponent Pitt Opp. W/L NW Missouri State (12/–) 84 50 W at Cornell (13/–) 88 64 W at Siena (13/–) 82 80 W at St. Francis, Pa. (13/–) 91 85 W

ACC/Big East Challenge (Richmond, Va.) 12/3 vs. Virginia % (11/16) 80 84 L

12/6 12/8 12/15 12/19 12/22

Marshall (11/–) West Virginia (11/–) Robert Morris (15/–) Duquesne (CA) (14/–) Toledo (14/–)

105 96 98 84 88

75 87 74 65 68

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Rainbow Classic (Honolulu, Hawaii) 12/28 vs. UA-Anchorage# (11/–) 93 69 W 12/29 vs. Stetson# (11/–) 84 69 W 12/30 at Hawaii# (11/–) 82 84 L 1/2 1/5 1/7 1/12 1/19 1/23 1/27 1/30 2/2 2/4 2/9 2/12 2/16 2/20 2/24 2/26 3/2

86 76 *Villanova (CA) (11/–) at *UConn (HCC) (11/12) 76 81 *Syracuse (CA) (17/3) 93 79 *Providence (17/–) 101 82 at *St. John’s (16/10) 71 73 at *Providence (17/–) 92 79 *Georgetown (CA) (17/21) 78 83 at *Villanova (Spec.) (19/–) 72 75 at UCLA (19/12) 85 112 *Seton Hall (24/25) 86 80 *Boston College (24/–) 82 74 at *Seton Hall (22/–) 73 83 *St. John’s (22/18) 94 83 at *Georgetown (23/25) 78 65 at *Syracuse (23/5) 66 89 at *Boston College (22/–) 88 76 *Connecticut (22/–) 68 78

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Big East Championship (New York, N.Y., Madison Square Garden) 3/8 vs. Seton Hall (–/21) 69 70 L

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NCAA First & Second Rounds (Louisville, Ky., Freedom Hall) 3/14 vs. Georgia (OT) 76 68 3/16 vs. Kansas (–/12) 66 77

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1991-92 18-16

2/10 2/15 2/17 2/22 2/25 2/29 3/3 3/7

*Villanova *St. John’s at *Seton Hall (–/22) at *St. John’s (–/24) *Connecticut (–/21) at *Villanova (PV) *Boston College at *Georgetown (–/17)

77 74 63 65 86 61 90 57

68 84 82 71 77 78 66 67

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Big East Championship (New York, N.Y., Madison Square Garden) 3/12 vs. Miami, Fla. 71 83 L

9-9 Big East (7th place) 6th all-time NIT appearance Coach: Paul Evans

National Invitation Tournament 3/18 at Penn State 67 65 3/23 Florida 74 77

Date Opponent Pitt Opp. W/L Preseason NIT 11/20 Manhattan% 72 61 W 11/22 at Kentucky% (–/4) 85 67 W

&- USF&G Sugar Bowl Classic (Super Dome) *Big East games; CA-played at Civic Arena

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1992-93 17-11

Preseason NIT (New York, N.Y., Madison Square Garden) 11/27 vs. Oklahoma St.+ (–/11) 63 74 L 11/29 vs. Texas+ (24/–) 91 87 W

9-9 Big East (6th place) 13th all-time NCAA Tournament appearance (No. 9 seed)

ACC/Big East Challenge (Hartford, Conn.) 12/2 vs. North Carolina State# 77 78 L

Coach: Paul Evans 12/4 12/14 12/19 12/23

St. Francis, Pa. at West Virginia at Marshall Cornell

84 85 89 86

68 86 65 47

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USF Sugar Bowl Classic (New Orleans, La.) 12/27 vs. Mississippi 67 65 W 12/28 at New Orleans (OT) 77 78 L 1/2 1/6 1/8 1/11 1/14 1/18 1/22 1/25 1/29 2/1 2/4 2/8

*Seton Hall (–/12) Duquesne (CA) *Syracuse (CA) (–/20) *Providence at *Connecticut (HCC) (–/8) at *Syracuse (–/20) *Georgetown (CA) at Arizona (–/11) *Miami, Fla. at *Providence at *Miami, Fla. at *Boston College

77 93 83 83 77 79 59 76 82 85 77 59

68 69 74 72 87 83 63 96 52 81 55 79

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Date 12/2 12/5 12/9 12/12 12/19 12/21 12/23 12/28 1/2 1/6 1/9 1/12 1/16 1/20 1/23 1/27 2/3 2/6 2/9 2/13 2/16 2/20 2/22 2/28 3/2 3/6

Opponent Pitt Opp. W/L St. Francis, Pa. 89 75 W Marshall 95 81 W at *Georgetown (–/11) 66 80 L West Virginia 82 78 W at Duquesne (CA) 102 91 W Cornell 80 72 W Robert Morris 87 63 W UCLA (CA) (–/11) 91 79 W *Providence 91 85 W *Miami, Fla. (24/–) 85 78 W at *St. John’s (24/–) 77 85 L at *Connecticut(HCC)(–/15) 80 78 W *Seton Hall (–/7) 76 73 W at *Boston College (20/–) 81 70 W at *Miami, Fla. (20/–) 86 84 W *Syracuse (CA) (13/–) 79 85 L *Villanova (CA) (15/–) 76 82 L *St. John’s (15/–) 71 69 W at *Seton Hall (17/19) 73 91 L at Illinois (17/–) 95 79 W *Boston College (17/–) 56 79 L *Connecticut (17/3) 80 81 L at *Providence (25/–) 48 53 L *Georgetown (CA) 51 48 W at *Villanova (PV) 77 76 W at *Syracuse 74 78 L

Big East Championship (New York, N.Y., Madison Square Garden) 3/12 vs. Syracuse 50 55 L NCAA First & Second Rounds (Nashville, Tenn., Memorial Gymnasium) 3/19 vs. Utah (–/19) 65 86 L *Big East games; CA-played at Civic Arena

1993-94 13-14 7-11 Big East (8th place) Coach: Paul Evans

Mark Blount (1995-97) went on to a successful NBA career. He is now playing for the Miami Heat.

Date 11/27 12/1 12/4 12/7 12/11 12/18 12/20 12/22 12/27 1/8 1/12 1/15 1/18

Opponent Pitt Opp. W/L Youngstown State 112 66 W St. Francis, Pa. 88 69 W *Providence 94 82 W at *St. John’s 75 68 W at West Virginia 91 99 L Duquesne (CA) 77 66 W North Carolina (CA) (–/2) 93 106 L Robert Morris 80 65 W Coppin State 76 70 W at *Syracuse (–/18) 75 79 L *Miami, Fla. 83 55 W *Seton Hall 67 76 L at *Boston College 77 75 W

PITT’S HEAD COACHES RALPH WILLARD 1994-99 (5 years) Record: 63-82 (.434) Accomplishments Named Pitt’s 12th head coach...Led Pitt to 18-15 record and 1997 NIT Second Round...Guided Pitt to five consecutive weeks in the national rankings after upsetting Xavier and Kentucky in the Puerto Rico Shootout in 1998-99. Prominent Student-Athletes Vonteego Cummings, Mark Blount. Personal Facts Willard arrived at Pitt after coaching three seasons at Western Kentucky where he compiled a four-year 81-42 record and guided the Hilltoppers to three straight postseason appearances (two NCAA)...Currently serves as head coach at his alma mater, Holy Cross and has guided the Crusaders to three consecutive NCAA Tournaments...Brooklyn, N.Y. native who served as assistant coach with the New York Knicks, Kentucky and Syracuse. 1/22 1/24 1/26 1/29 2/1 2/5 2/8 2/12 2/16 2/19 2/22 2/26 3/5

at *Villanova (PV) *Georgetown (CA) at Buffalo *Connecticut (–/6) at *Miami, Fla. *Syracuse (CA) (–/15) at *Providence *St. John’s at *Georgetown *Villanova (2OT) *Boston College (–/21) at *Connecticut (–/5) at *Seton Hall

81 68 97 67 80 77 65 62 65 88 77 66 54

70 60 59 88 71 80 78 68 67 93 80 78 80

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Big East Championship (New York, N.Y., Madison Square Garden) 3/10 vs. St. John’s 72 80 L *Big East games; CA-played at Civic Arena

1994-95 10-18 5-13 Big East (9th place) Coach: Ralph Willard Date 11/29 12/3 12/5 12/7 12/10

Opponent at North Carolina (–/2) Buffalo *St. John’s (CA) at Massachusetts (–/5) West Virginia

Pitt Opp. W/L 67 90 L 75 73 W 83 88 L 57 85 L 80 84 L

Kuppenheimer Classic (Atlanta, Ga.) 12/17 vs. Georgia (2OT) 86 87 L 12/19 12/21 12/29 1/3 1/7 1/11 1/14 1/18 1/22 1/25 1/28 1/31 2/4 2/6 2/15 2/18 2/21 2/25 2/28 3/4

Duquesne (CA) Vermont Robert Morris *Georgetown (CA) (–/12) at *Providence *Connecticut (–/2) *Syracuse (CA) (–/8) at *Villanova (PV) at *St. John’s (MSG) *Seton Hall at *Georgetown (–/14) at *Boston College *Villanova (OT) (–/19) at *Connecticut (GP) (–/3) *Boston College *Miami, Fla. at *Syracuse (–/17) *Providence at *Miami, Fla. (OT) at *Seton Hall

76 82 69 46 81 76 63 69 94 70 60 69 76 61 84 67 72 56 68 76

72 60 59 55 85 85 65 71 87 72 71 74 79 90 75 61 85 48 76 72

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Big East Championship (New York, N.Y., Madison Square Garden) 3/9 vs. St. John’s 74 71 W 3/10 vs. Connecticut (–/6) 78 81 L

*Big East games; CA-played at Civic Arena

1995-96 10-17 5-13 Big East (7th place BE-7) Coach: Ralph Willard Date 11/29 12/2 12/6 12/9 12/16 12/20 12/23 12/28 1/6 1/10 1/13 1/17 1/20 1/23 1/25 1/28 1/30 2/3 2/7 2/10 2/13 2/17 2/20 2/24 2/29 3/3

Opponent Pitt Opp. W/L Duquesne (CA) 84 73 W Georgia (CA) 66 85 L at *Boston College 53 55 L at Virginia Commonwealth 72 69 W Long Island 108 67 W North Carolina (CA) (–/11) 49 66 L Prairie View A&M 101 59 W Brown 95 47 W at *West Virginia (OT) 84 83 W *Georgetown (CA) (–/5) 75 56 W *Notre Dame (CA) 75 65 W at *Rutgers 77 78 L at *Miami, Fla. 57 66 L Massachusetts (OT) (–/1) 71 79 L *Connecticut (–/4) 63 69 L *Providence 70 85 L *Seton Hall 75 69 W at *Villanova (PV) (–/6) 55 88 L *Syracuse (CA) (–/18) 67 73 L at *Providence 71 80 L at *Notre Dame 69 77 L *Villanova (–/4) 64 67 L *Rutgers 70 71 L at *Syracuse (–/15) 60 77 L *West Virginia 83 63 W at *St. John’s 68 94 L

Big East Championship (New York, N.Y., Madison Square Garden) 3/6 vs. Boston College 66 70 L *Big East games; CA-played at Civic Arena

1996-97 18-15 10-8 Big East (T-2nd place BE-7) 7th all-time NIT appearance Coach: Ralph Willard Date 11/24 11/26 11/29 12/4 12/8 12/14 12/16 12/18 12/21 12/23

Opponent Pitt Opp. W/L Illinois State 50 69 L at Navy 49 60 L at North Carolina (–/14) 61 82 L *Connecticut (CA) 56 49 W at *Seton Hall 51 53 L Virginia Commonwealth 55 58 L Carnegie Mellon 84 39 W St. Francis, Pa. 79 42 W at Duquesne (CA) 75 73 W Mount St. Mary’s 85 70 W

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Rainbow Classic (Honolulu, Hawaii) 12/28 vs. Maryland % (–/21) 63 66 12/29 vs. Northwestern % 60 42 12/30 vs. Michigan % (–/16) 85 78 1/4 at *St. John’s (MSG) 64 75 1/8 *Miami, Fla. 76 72 1/11 *Rutgers 75 67 1/18 *St. John’s 55 60 1/21 at *Boston College (–/22) 61 81 1/25 at *Georgetown 89 71 1/29 *Notre Dame (CA) 88 64 2/1 at *West Virginia 59 74 2/5 at *Miami, Fla. 63 78 2/8 *Seton Hall 79 71 2/12 *Villanova (–/19) 95 89 2/15 at *Providence 70 84 2/20 *Georgetown (CA) 57 76 2/23 *Boston College 75 71 2/25 at *Connecticut (HCC) 77 74 3/2 at *Syracuse 65 63

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Big East Championship (New York, N.Y., Madison Square Garden) 3/5 vs. Connecticut 63 62 W 3/6 vs. Boston College 68 76 L National Invitation Tournament 3/12 New Orleans (NIT) 82 63 3/17 at Arkansas (NIT) 71 76

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11/27 11/28 12/3 12/6 12/9 12/12 12/22 12/30 1/5 1/10 1/16 1/19 1/23 1/25 1/30 2/2 2/6 2/8 2/11 2/14 2/17 2/20 2/23 2/27

vs. Kentucky % (–/4) vs. Maryland % (–/5) Prairie View A&M (20/–) at Tennessee (20/–) at *St. John’s (20/18) *Connecticut (20/1) Howard (22/–) *Providence (24/–) at *Notre Dame *Boston College at *Connecticut (HCC)(–/1) at *Villanova (PV) *Georgetown at Duquesne (MA) *Miami, Fla. (–/23) at *Georgetown *St. John’s (–/9) at *Seton Hall at *Rutgers *Syracuse (–/18) *West Virginia at *Boston College at *Miami, Fla. (–/11) *Seton Hall

68 52 78 53 52 69 78 68 64 86 58 65 71 65 60 58 60 61 58 67 69 67 52 59

56 87 64 56 73 70 42 83 87 70 81 86 79 60 54 76 88 77 71 75 67 66 85 58

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Big East Championship (New York, N.Y., Madison Square Garden) 3/3 vs. Rutgers 51 64 L *Big East games; MA-played at Mellon Arena

*Big East games; CA-played at Civic Arena

1999-00 13-15

1997-98 11-16

5-11 Big East (11th place)

6-12 Big East (T-5th place BE 7) Coach: Ben Howland

PITT’S BUZZER BEATERS February 18, 1928 Charley Hyatt, probably Pittsburgh’s greatest basketball player before 1950, preserved the Panthers’ perfect 21-0 season when he took a pass from Paul Zehfuss and hit a last second shot to upend Notre Dame 24-22. February 26, 1951 In the last game played at Pitt Pavilion, Pitt defeats West Virginia 72-71 when Scott Phillips hits a bank shot in the closing seconds. February 2, 1963 Dave Roman hits a last second shot that seemingly beat West Virginia. The shot was nullified because another Pittsburgh player signaled for a timeout just before Roman released his shot and West Virginia claimed a 68-67 victory at Fitzgerald Field House. February 15, 1964 Brian Generalovich scores on a layup in the closing seconds for a 69-67 home win over Syracuse. February 15, 1975 Keith Starr hits a layup in the final two seconds to defeat Virginia 71-70. February 23, 1974 Pitt’s 22-game win streak ends with a 66-64 loss at Penn State when PSU’s Ron Brown swishes a jumper from the top of the key as the buzzer sounds.

Coach: Ralph Willard

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Date 11/17 11/22 11/29 12/2 12/6 12/18 12/22 12/27 1/3 1/6 1/10 1/17 1/22 1/25 1/28 2/1 2/3 2/5 2/8 2/10 2/14 2/17 2/21 2/24 2/26 3/1

Opponent Pitt Opp. W/L Bucknell 74 67 W at Illinois State 65 87 L at St. Francis, Pa. 79 55 W St. Bonaventure 80 86 L *Notre Dame 69 73 L Navy 65 63 W Lafayette 67 66 W Maryland-Eastern Shore 85 51 W *Miami, Fla. 65 73 L at *Notre Dame 72 61 W at *Providence 77 87 L *Rutgers (OT) 86 85 W *St. John’s (2OT) 83 90 L at *Rutgers 65 87 L *West Virginia (CA) (–/23) 72 76 L *Syracuse (CA) (–/20) 73 84 L at *West Virginia (–/15) 72 90 L Duquesne (CA) 69 80 L *Boston College 89 79 W at *Villanova (PV) 68 79 L at *Connecticut (HCC) (–/6) 67 92 L at *Georgetown 80 79 W *Providence 73 72 W *Villanova 65 61 W at *Syracuse (–/23) 61 76 L at *Seton Hall 70 81 L

Date 11/19 11/24 11/27 12/1 12/4 12/8 12/11 12/18 12/20 12/23 12/29 1/3 1/8 1/16 1/19 1/22 1/27 2/1 2/6 2/10 2/13 2/16 2/20 2/23 2/26 2/29 3/5

Opponent Pitt Opp. W/L Wright State 69 52 W St. Francis, Pa. 84 56 W IUPUI 68 49 W Norfolk State 102 78 W Tennessee (–/18) 50 76 L Robert Morris 92 59 W at Nebraska 57 69 L Appalachian State 67 64 W Duquesne (MA) 74 56 W Virginia Commonwealth 60 64 L at New Orleans 65 62 W at *St. John’s 58 82 L *Connecticut (–/2) 51 73 L *Seton Hall 68 80 L *Syracuse (–/6) 72 82 L at *Notre Dame 66 81 L *Villanova 79 70 W at *Miami, Fla. 60 64 L *Notre Dame 72 66 W at *West Virginia % 58 62 L *Georgetown 65 72 L at *Syracuse (–/9) 62 83 L at *Georgetown 50 62 L at *Boston College 70 60 W *Rutgers 67 62 W *Miami, Fla. 66 74 L at *Providence 57 53 W

Big East Championship (New York, N.Y., Madison Square Garden) 3/4 vs. Villanova (2OT) 93 96 L

Big East Championship (New York, N.Y., Madison Square Garden) 3/8 vs. Villanova 55 65 L

*Big East games; CA-played at Civic Arena

*Big East games; MA-played at Mellon Arena +originally scheduled for 1/26, but postponed due to inclement weather %-played at Charleston, W.Va.

1998-99 14-16 5-13 Big East (11th place)

December 13, 1975 Pitt stretches its Fitzgerald Field House win streak to 27 games when Tom Richards threw in a 45-foot shot at the buzzer to defeat Ohio 72-71. The 1973-74 and 1974-75 teams never lost a game at the Field House. February 2, 1977 A 22-foot last second corner jumper by Larry Harris gave Pitt a surprising 65-64 upset win vs. nationally ranked Cincinnati (coached by Gale Catlett) at Fitzgerald Field House. Harris scored 31 points in the win. February 11, 1978 Larry Harris hit a corner jumper at the end of regulation to tie the game against Maryland and send it into overtime at Civic Arena. Pitt won 89-86. December 15, 1979 Sammie Ellis banks in a shot off the glass to defeat St. Bonaventure, 72-70 at Fitzgerald Field House. February 10, 1979 Pitt upsets No 3 ranked and 17-1 Duke 71-69 at Cameron Indoor Stadium. With the score tied at 69-69 with 3:05 to go, Duke coach Bill Foster decided to have his team hold onto the ball. With 10 seconds to go, Sam Clancy intercepted a back-door pass intended for Jim Spanarkal from Bob Bender, dribbled the length of the floor, missed a 15foot jumper, grabbed the rebound from Mike Gminski and dropped in an easy layup with two seconds left to give Pitt a 71-69 upset win.

December 29, 1981 In Pitt’s third game of the Far West Classic in Portland, Ore., Clyde Vaughan hits a jumper in the closing seconds to defeat Tennessee 56-54. February 14, 1987 Ranked No. 10, the Panthers went into overtime against Boston College without 610 center Charles Smith, who fouled out with 2:37 to go. The upset-minded Eagles led 6158 with three seconds to go when freshman Rod Brookin drained a three-pointer from the corner to force another overtime period. January 12, 1993 An Antoine Jones tip-in with 0.06 seconds left gives Pitt an 80-78 road victory over Connecticut at the Hartford Civic Center. January 16, 1993 A three-point bomb by freshman Garrick Thomas broke a 73-73 tie with four seconds remaining, lifting Pitt to an upset of No. 7 ranked Seton Hall. Thomas scored 16 points, Chris McNeal added 19 and 11 rebounds. The win helped give Pitt its fifth NCAA bid under Paul Evans. January 6, 1996 At West Virginia, Jerry McCullough sends the game into overtime as he converts a 22-foot jumper at the top of the key with 3.8 seconds left. Pitt goes on to win an 84-83 decision. February 17, 1999 Ricardo Greer scores on an offensive rebound putback to help Pitt defeat West Virginia 69-67 on ESPN. February 20, 1999 Three days later in the following game, Steve Flores hits a shot with five seconds to go to give Pitt a 67-66 win over Boston College. January 4, 2006 Ronald Ramon converts a 3-pointer with 15 seconds left to lift Pitt to a 100-97 double overtime win over Notre Dame. December 20, 2007 Levance Fields hits a stepback 3-pointer with 4.7 seconds left in overtime to defeat Duke 65-64 at Madison Square Garden. Fields dedicated the shot to his friend and teammate Mike Cook, who tore his ACL during the first minute of overtime. February 7, 2008 Ronald Ramon hit a game-winning 3pointer to give Pitt a 55-54 win over West Virginia at the Petersen Events Center. The game represented the first buzzer-beater in PEC history. Keith Benjamin drove the lane, drew Ramon’s defender and found Ramon open in the corner. March 4, 2010 Trailing 71-70 with 3.5 seconds remaining, Ashton Gibbs received an inbounds pass, dribbled up the court, pulled up for a 30-foot 3-pointer and swished the shot at the buzzer to give Pitt a 73-71 win over Providence. Pitt battled back from a 6156 deficit with less than seven minutes to go.

2000-01 19-14

Coach: Ralph Willard

7-9 Big East (5th-place West) Date 11/13 11/17 11/20 11/23

Opponent Md-Baltimore County St. Francis, Pa. at Wright State Texas-Pan American

Pitt Opp. W/L 84 56 W 95 69 W 76 65 W 79 71 W

Puerto Rico Shootout (Bayamon, Puerto Rico) 11/26 vs. Xavier % (–/13) 94

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Coach: Ben Howland Date Opponent 11/17 North Carolina A&T 11/20 Morris Brown

Pitt Opp. W/L 91 46 W 74 53 W

11/25 11/29 12/2 12/6 12/9 12/17 12/21 12/28 12/30 1/3

Marist (OT) at St. Francis, Pa. Nebraska at Penn State St. Francis, N.Y. at VCU (OT) at Duquesne (MA) Robert Morris New Orleans *Miami, Fla.

71 70 52 74 79 73 70 77 62 62

69 52 51 88 68 76 71 55 46 51

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1/6 1/10 1/13 1/16 1/20 1/23 1/31 2/3 2/5 2/8

*Syracuse (–/14) 66 at *Connecticut (HCC)(–/13) 53 *Seton Hall (–/15) 77 at *Notre Dame 58 at *Georgetown (–/9) 70 at *Providence 61 *West Virginia 63 *Notre Dame (–/23) 67 *Georgetown (–/14) 67 at *West Virginia 68

71 73 65 74 66 77 46 75 81 69

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2/11 2/15 2/25 2/27 3/3

at *Rutgers at *Seton Hall *Rutgers at *Syracuse (–/19) *Virginia Tech

64 68 70 69 70

84 61 60 80 51

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Big East Championship (New York, N.Y., Madison Square Garden) 3/7 vs. Miami, Fla. 78 69 W 3/8 vs. Notre Dame (–/19) 66 54 W 3/9 vs. Syracuse (OT) (–/17) 55 54 W 3/10 vs. Boston College(F)(–/10) 57 79 L National Invitation Tournament 3/14 St. Bonaventure 84 75 3/19 Mississippi State 61 66

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2001-02 29-6

1/8 1/12 1/15 1/19 1/22 1/26 1/30 2/2 2/7 2/10 2/16 2/21 2/26 3/2

at *Rutgers (23/–) *Notre Dame (23/–) at *Miami, Fla. (2OT)(–/24) at *Georgetown *Syracuse (–/12) *Georgetown at *Notre Dame (21/–) *Villanova (21/–) *Seton Hall at *Syracuse (–/23) at *West Virginia (14/–) *Rutgers (11/–) at *Seton Hall (OT) (10/–) *West Virginia (10/–)

66 53 69 68 72 67 76 71 70 75 85 78 73 92

58 56 76 67 57 56 89 59 65 63 75 59 66 65

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Big East Championship (New York, N.Y., Madison Square Garden) 3/7 vs. Boston College (7/–) 76 62 W 3/8 vs. Miami, Fla. (7/20) 76 71 W 3/9 vs. UConn (F) (2OT)(7/19) 65 74 L NCAA Tournament First & Second Rounds (Pittsburgh, Pa., Mellon Arena) 3/15 vs. Cent. Conn. St. (9/–) 71 54 W 3/17 vs. California (9/–) 63 50 W

13-3 Big East (1st place West) NCAA Sweet Sixteen 14 all-time NCAA Tournament appearance (No. 3 seed) Big East West Champions Big East Tournament runner-up School-record 29 wins Ranked 9th in final AP poll th

NCAA Tournament South Regional (Lexington, Ky., Rupp Arena) 3/21 vs. Kent State (OT) (9/–) 73 78 *Big East games; MA-played at Mellon Arena

PETERSEN EVENTS CENTER ERA BEGINS

Coach: Ben Howland Date 11/16 11/18 11/20

Opponent Morgan State Northern Arizona Robert Morris

Pitt Opp. W/L 76 55 W 58 47 W 86 62 W

University Hoops Classic (Moon Twp., Pa.) 11/23 vs. Oakland 70 53 W 11/24 vs. Illinois State 65 46 W 11/25 vs. South Florida 63 69 L 12/1 12/5 12/8 12/15 12/19 12/22 12/29 1/2 1/5

Savannah State St. Francis, Pa. Penn State Rhode Island at Ohio State Duquesne (MA) St. Francis, N.Y. *St. John’s (–/23) at *Boston College (–/13)

87 77 83 58 62 78 74 77 77

35 55 53 51 55 63 61 54 74

W W W W W W W W W

2002-03 28-5 13-3 Big East (T-1st place West) NCAA Sweet Sixteen 15th all-time NCAA Tournament appearance (No. 2 seed) Big East Tournament champions co-Big East West champions Ranked 4th in final AP poll Ranked in top-10 all season long Coach: Ben Howland Date Opponent 11/23 Duquesne (PEC) (5/–)

Pitt Opp. W/L 82 67 W

PITT’S HEAD COACHES

11/27 11/30 12/3 12/7 12/14 12/18 12/21 12/28 12/31 1/4 1/6 1/12 1/14 1/18 1/25 2/1 2/4 2/9 2/12 2/15 2/18 2/22 2/26 3/2 3/5 3/9

St. Francis, Pa. (5/–) Arkansas-Pine Bluff (5/–) Norfolk State (5/–) at Penn State (5/–) SE Louisiana (4/–) Ohio State (4/–) at Rhode Island (4/–) George Mason (2/–) at Georgia (2/–) Robert Morris (2/–) *Notre Dame (6/5) at *Rutgers (3/–) at *West Virginia (3/–) *Syracuse (3/25) *Georgetown (2/–) at *Syracuse (2/24) *Providence (4/–) at *Notre Dame (4/10) *West Virginia (3/–) at *Seton Hall (7/–) at *Georgetown (9/–) *Rutgers (9/–) at *Virginia Tech (8/–) *Connecticut (8/–) *Seton Hall (7/–) at *Villanova (WC) (7/–)

69 89 96 82 89 69 87 65 67 85 72 70 80 73 65 65 68 64 82 61 82 86 75 71 86 56

46 49 51 60 55 49 71 41 79 49 55 63 61 60 64 67 61 66 46 73 67 65 62 67 54 54

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Big East Championship (New York, N.Y., Madison Square Garden) 3/13 vs. Providence (5/–) 67 59 W 3/14 vs. Boston College (5/–) 61 48 W 3/15 vs. Connecticut (F) (5/–) 74 56 W NCAA Tournament First & Second Rounds (Boston, Mass., Fleet Center) 3/21 vs. Wagner (4/–) 87 61 W 3/23 vs. Indiana (4/–) 74 52 W NCAA Tournament Midwest Regional (Minneapolis, Minn., Metrodome) 3/27 vs. Marquette (4/9) 74 77 L

2003-04 31-5 13-3 Big East (1st place) NCAA Sweet Sixteen Big East Regular Season Champions 16th all-time NCAA Tournament appearance (No. 3 seed) Big East Tournament runner-up School-record 31 wins Topped 200,000 season attendance mark

1999-2003 (4 years) Record: 89-40 (.690) Accomplishments Two consecutive NCAA “Sweet Sixteen” appearances (2002 and 2003)…Won school’s first-ever Big East Tournament title (2003)…Back-to-back Big East West titles (2001-02 and 200203)…Set school-record for victories (29 in 2001-02)…Compiled winningest two-year period in school history and nation’s second best win percentage over that period (57-11 over 200103)…Also posted Pittsburgh’s best two-year period in Big East play with a 26-6 league record from 2001-03…Postseason appearances in three of four seasons (2001-NIT, 2002NCAA, 2003- NCAA)…Guided Pittsburgh to first-ever Big East Championship title game in 2000 and three straight title games (2001, 2002, 2003)…Put together winningest four-year period in school history (89-40)…Guided program into the Petersen Events Center in 200203…Named consensus national coach of the year after 2001-02 season, the first Pittsburgh coach to garner such honors since football’s Johnny Majors in 1976…Pittsburgh appeared on national television a school-record 22 times during the 2002-03 season. Prominent Student-Athletes Brandin Knight, Ricardo Greer, Julius Page, Ontario Lett, Donatas Zavackas, Jaron Brown. Personal Facts Named head coach at Pittsburgh on March 8, 1999…Cerritos, Calif. native…Arrived at Pittsburgh after spending his career on the West Coast and orchestrating one of the greatest turnarounds in NCAA basketball history at Northern Arizona…Served as an assistant coach at UC-Santa Barbara for 12 years (1982-94).

Date Opponent Pitt Opp. W/L Coaches vs. Cancer Classic (New York, N.Y., Madison Square Garden) 11/14 vs. Alabama (MSG) (22/–) 71 62 W 11/22 St. Francis, Pa. (22/–) 90 69 W 11/26 Robert Morris (22/–) 75 61 W 11/28 Albany (22/–) 83 54 W 12/3 at Duquesne (Pal) (22/–) 59 45 W 12/6 Penn State (22/–) 64 37 W 12/13 Youngstown State (20/–) 57 42 W Pittsburgh Holiday Hoops Tournament (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 12/15 Georgetown, Ky. (18/–) 79 74 12/17 Chicago State (18/–) 79 51 12/20 Murray State (18/–) 70 49 12/22 Florida State (16/–) 63 56 12/27 12/30 1/3 1/6 1/10 1/12 1/17 1/19 1/24 1/28 2/4 2/7

New Hampshire (16/–) Georgia (15/–) William & Mary (15/–) *Virginia Tech (15/–) at *Miami, Fla. (2OT) (15/–) *Notre Dame (13/–) *Rutgers (13/–) at *Connecticut (HCC) (8/4) at *Syracuse (8/13) *Boston College (7/–) *St. John’s (4/–) at *Notre Dame (4/–)

52 76 70 78 84 74 59 65 66 68 71 66

38 55 55 59 80 71 49 68 45 58 51 58

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at *Seton Hall (2OT) (4/–) *Connecticut (4/5) at *West Virginia (5/–) at *Georgetown (3/–) *Syracuse (OT) (3/–) at *Providence (6/12) *Villanova (6/–)

67 75 67 68 46 88 59

68 68 58 58 49 61 45

L W W W L W W

Big East Championship (New York, N.Y., Madison Square Garden) 3/11 vs. Virginia Tech (6/–) 74 61 W 3/12 vs. Boston College (6/–) 62 53 W 3/13 vs. Connecticut (F) (6/9) 58 61 L NCAA Tournament First & Second Rounds (Milwaukee, Wisc., Bradley Center) 3/19 vs. Central Florida (9/–) 53 44 W 3/21 vs. Wisconsin (9/10) 59 55 W NCAA East Rutherford Regional (Continental Airlines Arena, N.J.) 3/25 vs. Oklahoma State (9/4) 51 63

*Big East games

2004-05 20-9 10-6 Big East (5th place) Fourth straight NCAA Tournament appearance, one of only 21 schools nationally to achieve that honor School-record fourth straight 20-plus win season and fourth straight 10-plus Big East year 17th all-time NCAA Tournament appearance (No. 9 seed) Coach: Jamie Dixon Date 11/20 11/24 11/27 12/1 12/4

*Big East games

Coach: Jamie Dixon

BEN HOWLAND

2/9 2/15 2/21 2/24 2/29 3/2 3/6

Opponent Howard (17/–) Robert Morris (16/–) Loyola, Md. (16/–) St. Francis, Pa. (13/–) Duquesne (PEC) (13/–)

Pitt Opp. W/L 81 55 W 83 59 W 93 57 W 65 41 W 87 57 W

Jimmy V. Classic (New York, N.Y., Madison Square Garden) 12/7 vs. Memphis (11/–) 70 51 W 12/11 12/18 12/23 12/29 1/2 1/5 1/8 1/15 1/18 1/22 1/29 1/31 2/5 2/8 2/12 2/14 2/20 2/23 2/26 2/28 3/5

84 at Penn State (11/–) Coppin State (10/–) 73 Richmond (10/–) 69 South Carolina (10/–) 72 Bucknell (10/–) 66 *Georgetown (16/–) 64 at *Rutgers (OT) (16/–) 66 *Seton Hall (20/–) 67 at *St. John’s (MSG) (21/–) 62 at *Connecticut (GP) (21/16) 76 *Syracuse (20/4) 76 *Providence (20/–) 86 at *West Virginia (OT)(16/–) 78 *St. John’s (18/–) 55 *Notre Dame (18/–) 68 at *Syracuse (17/9) 68 at *Villanova (PV) (17/25) 72 *West Virginia (18/–) 66 *Connecticut (18/17) 64 at *Boston College (24/5) 72 at *Notre Dame (24/–) 85

71 42 60 68 69 67 63 63 65 66 69 66 83 44 66 64 80 70 73 50 77

W W W W L L W W L W W W L W W W L L L W W

Big East Championship (New York, N.Y., Madison Square Garden) 3/10 vs. Villanova (22/19) 58 67 L NCAA Tournament First & Second Rounds (Boise, Idaho, Taco Bell Arena) 3/17 vs. Pacific (22/–) 71 79 L

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11/29 12/3 12/6 12/9 12/16

2005-06 25-8 10-6 Big East (T-4th place) Fifth straight NCAA Tournament appearance, one of only 15 schools nationally to achieve that honor School-record fifth straight 20-plus win season and fifth straight 10-plus Big East year 18th all-time NCAA Tournament appearance (No. 5 seed) Big East Tournament runner-up Coach: Jamie Dixon

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Date 11/19 11/23 11/26 11/29 12/4 12/7 12/10 12/17 12/21 12/28 12/31 1/4 1/12 1/15 1/18 1/21 1/23 1/28 1/31 2/5 2/9 2/12 2/15 2/18 2/25 2/27 3/3

Opponent Pitt Opp. W/L Saint Peter’s 82 71 W Robert Morris 86 59 W Maine 62 49 W St. Francis, N.Y. 79 58 W Auburn 78 41 W at Duquesne (Palumbo) 71 60 W Penn State 91 54 W Vermont 63 52 W Coppin State 77 51 W at South Carolina 58 51 W Wisconsin (–/24) 73 64 W *Notre Dame (2OT) (22/–) 100 97 W *DePaul (12/–) 73 65 W at *Louisville (12/10) 61 57 W at *Rutgers (9/–) 76 68 W at *St. John’s (MSG) (9/–) 50 55 L *Syracuse (12/25) 80 67 W *Marquette (12/–) 77 71 W at *Connecticut (GP) (9/1) 76 80 L at *Georgetown (9/17) 58 61 L *West Virginia (14/9) 57 53 W *Cincinnati (14/–) 89 69 W at *Providence (9/–) 81 68 W at *Marquette (9/–) 82 84 L *Providence (9/–) 81 68 W at *West Virginia (8/18) 62 67 L *Seton Hall (8/–) 61 65 L

Big East Championship (New York, N.Y., Madison Square Garden) 3/8 vs. Louisville (15/–) 61 56 W 3/9 vs. West Virginia (15/18) 68 57 W 3/10 vs. Villanova (15/2) 68 54 W 3/11 vs. Syracuse (F) (15/–) 61 65 L NCAA Tournament First & Second Rounds (Auburn Hills, Mich., The Palace) 3/17 vs. Kent State (16/–) 79 64 W 3/19 vs. Bradley (16/–) 66 72 L

2006-07 29-8

67 74 73 70 75

53 66 56 67 89

W W W W L

All-College Classic (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 12/21 vs. Okla. St. (2OT) (7/15) 89 95 L 12/23 12/30 1/4 1/7 1/10 1/13 1/16 1/21 1/24 1/27 1/29 2/7 2/10 2/12 2/17 2/19 2/24 2/27 3/3

Dayton (7/–) Florida A&M (10/–) at *Syracuse (10/–) *South Florida (10/–) at *DePaul (7/–) *Georgetown (7/–) *Connecticut (6/–) *Marquette (OT) (6/24) at *Cincinnati (9/–) *St. John’s (9/–) at *Villanova (WC) (7/–) at *West Virginia (7/–) *Providence (7/–) *Louisville (7/–) Washington (7/–) at *Seton Hall (10/–) at *Georgetown (10/12) *West Virginia (12/–) at *Marquette (12/20)

84 77 74 69 59 74 63 74 67 72 65 60 74 53 65 71 53 80 71

54 51 66 48 49 69 54 77 51 46 59 47 68 66 61 68 61 66 75

W W W W W W W L W W W W W L W W L W L

Big East Championship (New York, N.Y., Madison Square Garden) 3/8 vs. Marquette (13/20) 89 79 W 3/9 vs. Louisville (13/16) 65 59 W 3/10 vs. Georgetown (F) (13/9) 42 65 L NCAA Tournament First & Second Rounds (Buffalo, N.Y., HSBC Arena) 3/15 vs. Wright State (13/–) 79 58 W 3/17 vs. VCU (OT) (13/–) 84 79 W NCAA Tournament West Regional (San Jose, Calif., HP Pavilion) 3/22 vs. UCLA (13/7) 55 64

NCAA Sweet Sixteen Sixth straight NCAA Tournament appearance, one of only 12 schools nationally to achieve that honor School-record sixth straight 20-plus win season and sixth straight 10-plus Big East year 19th all-time NCAA Tournament appearance (No. 3 seed) Big East Tournament runner-up Coach: Jamie Dixon Date Opponent Pitt Opp. W/L Maggie Dixon Classic (West Point, N.Y.) 11/12 vs. Western Mich. (4/–) 86 67 W 11/14 Delaware State (4/–) 67 50 W

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1/30 2/2 2/7 2/12 2/15 2/21 2/24 2/27 3/1 3/3 3/9

*Villanova (18/–) at *Connecticut (XL) (18/–) *West Virginia (21/–) *Providence (22/–) at *Marquette (22/–) at *Notre Dame (–/21) *Louisville (–/18) *Cincinnati at *Syracuse at *West Virginia *DePaul

69 53 55 82 54 70 73 73 82 62 98

57 60 54 63 72 82 75 67 77 76 79

W L W W L L L W W L W

Big East Championship (New York, N.Y., Madison Square Garden) 3/12 vs. Cincinnati 70 64 W 3/13 vs. Louisville (OT) 76 69 W 3/14 vs. Marquette (–/25) 68 61 W 3/15 vs. Georgetown (F) (–/9) 74 65 W NCAA Tournament First & Second Rounds (Denver, Colo., Pepsi Center) 3/20 vs. Oral Roberts (17/–) 82 63 W 3/22 vs. Michigan State (17/18) 54 65 L

2008-09 31-5 15-3 Big East (T-2nd place) NCAA Elite Eight/Regional Final First-ever No. 1 seed First-ever No. 1 national ranking School-record tying 31 wins Eighth straight NCAA Tournament appearance, one of only eight schools nationally to achieve that honor School-record eighth straight 20-plus win season and eighth straight 10-plus Big East year 21st all-time NCAA Tournament appearance (No. 1 seed)

2007-08 27-10 10-8 Big East (7th place) Big East Tournament champions Seventh straight NCAA Tournament appearance, one of only nine schools nationally to achieve that honor School-record seventh straight 20-plus win season and seventh straight 10-plus Big East year 20th all-time NCAA Tournament appearance (No. 4 seed)

Date Opponent Pitt Opp. W/L Hispanic College Fund Challenge (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 11/9 Houston Baptist (22/–) 103 62 W 11/10 North Carolina A&T (22/–) 88 61 W 11/11 Saint Louis (22/–) 69 58 W 11/12 Miss. Valley St. (19/–) 78 45 W 11/23 11/27 12/1 12/5 12/8 12/15

Buffalo (17/–) Boston U. (14/–) Toledo (14/–) at Duquesne (Pal.) (12/–) at Washington (12/–) Oklahoma State (11/–)

92 80 78 73 75 85

45 53 52 68 74 68

W W W W W W

Aeropostale All-America Classic (New York, N.Y./Madison Square Garden) 12/20 vs. Duke (OT) (11/6) 65 64 W 12/29 1/2 1/6 1/9 1/12 1/14 1/19 1/23 1/26

at Dayton (6/–) Lafayette (13/–) at *Villanova (PV) (13/17) at *South Florida (20/–) *Seton Hall (20/–) *Georgetown (15/5) at *Cincinnati (15/–) at *St. John’s (MSG) (13/–) *Rutgers (13/–)

55 96 63 79 84 69 59 81 64

80 75 64 66 70 60 62 57 77

L W L W W W L W L

NCAA Tournament First & Second Rounds (Dayton, Ohio, UD Arena) 3/20 vs. E. Tennessee St. (4/–) 72 62 W 3/22 vs. Oklahoma State (4/–) 84 76 W NCAA Tournament East Regional (Boston, Mass., TD Banknorth Garden) 3/26 vs. Xavier (4/20) 60 55 W 3/28 vs. Villanova (4/11) 76 78 L

2009-10 25-9 13-5 Big East (T-2nd place) Finished regular season tied for second place in the Big East after league coaches picked Pitt ninth in a preseason poll Defeated three top-5 ranked teams Ninth straight NCAA Tournament appearance, one of only seven schools nationally to achieve that honor School-record ninth straight 20-plus win season and ninth straight 10-plus Big East year 22nd all-time NCAA Tournament appearance (No. 3 seed) Coach: Jamie Dixon Date Opponent 11/13 Wofford

Pitt Opp. W/L 63 60 W

O’Reilly Auto Parts CBE Classic 11/17 Binghamton 71 46 11/19 Eastern Kentucky 71 60

W W

O’Reilly Auto Parts CBE Classic (Kansas City, Mo., Sprint Center) 11/23 vs. Wichita State 68 55 11/24 vs. Texas (–/3) 62 78

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11/28 Youngstown State 12/2 at Duquesne (MA) (2OT) 12/4 New Hampshire

W W W

Coach: Jamie Dixon Date Opponent Pitt Opp. W/L 11/14 Fairleigh Dickinson (5/–) 86 63 W 11/17 Miami, Ohio (6/–) 82 53 W

Coach: Jamie Dixon

12-4 Big East (T-2nd place)

First Commonwealth Colonial Athletic Association Classic (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 11/17 Northeastern (4/–) 78 52 11/18 Massachusetts (4/–) 85 68 11/19 Oakland (4/–) 66 55 11/24 Florida State (3/–) 88 66

Robert Morris (2/–) at Auburn (2/–) Duquesne (PEC) (2/–) at Buffalo (2/–) at Wisconsin (2/7)

Legends Classic (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 11/21 Akron (6/–) 86 67 W 11/22 Indiana, Pa. (6/–) 86 60 W 60

Legends Classic (Newark, N.J.) 11/28 vs. Texas Tech (4/–) 80 67 11/29 vs. Washington State (4/–) 57 43

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11/25 Belmont (4/–)

12/3 12/6 12/13 12/17 12/21 12/31 1/3 1/11 1/14 1/17 1/19 1/25 1/28 1/31 2/2 2/7 2/9 2/14 2/16 2/21 2/24 2/28 3/4 3/7

Duquesne (PEC) (3/–) Vermont (3/–) Md.-Baltimore Cnty. (3/–) Siena (3/–) at Florida State (3/–) at *Rutgers (3/–) at *Georgetown (3/11) *St. John’s (1/–) *South Florida (1/–) at *Louisville (1/20) *Syracuse (4/8) at *West Virginia (4/–) at *Villanova (Spec) (3/21) *Notre Dame (3/–) Robert Morris (6/–) at *DePaul (6/–) *West Virginia (4/–) *Cincinnati (4/–) at *Connecticut (XL) (4/1) *DePaul (4/–) at *Providence (1/–) at *Seton Hall (1/–) *Marquette (13/3) *Connecticut (3/1)

78 80 91 79 56 78 70 90 75 63 78 79 57 93 92 92 70 85 76 80 73 89 90 70

51 51 56 66 48 72 54 67 62 69 60 67 67 80 72 69 59 69 68 61 81 78 75 60

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Big East Championship (New York, N.Y., Madison Square Garden) 3/12 vs. West Virginia (2/–) 60 74 L

72 67 47

56 58 32

Jimmy V Classic (New York, N.Y.) 12/8 vs. Indiana (MSG) 64 74

12/12 12/19 12/22 12/28 1/2 1/4 1/13 1/16 1/20 1/24 1/28 1/31 2/3 2/6 2/8 2/12 2/18 2/21 2/24 2/27 3/4 3/6

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Kent State Mount St. Mary’s Ohio *DePaul at *Syracuse (–/5) at *Cincinnati (23/–) at *Connecticut (XL)(16/15) *Louisville (OT) (16/–) *Georgetown (9/12) at *Seton Hall (9/–) *St. John’s (17/–) at *South Florida (17/–) at *West Virginia (22/6) *Seton Hall (22/–) Robert Morris (25/–) *West Virginia (3OT) (25/5) at *Marquette (19/–) *Villanova (19/3) at *Notre Dame (12/–) at *St. John’s (MSG) (12/–) *Providence (17/–) *Rutgers (17/–)

71 66 74 65 82 74 67 82 66 61 63 61 51 83 77 98 58 70 53 71 73 83

59 48 49 52 72 71 57 77 74 64 53 70 70 58 53 95 51 65 68 64 71 54

Big East Championship (New York, N.Y., Madison Square Garden) 3/11 vs. Notre Dame (16/–) 45 50 L NCAA Tournament First & Second Rounds (Milwaukee, Wis., Bradley Center) 3/19 vs. Oakland (18/–) 89 66 W 3/21 vs. Xavier (18/25) 68 71 L

Situated in an urban neighborhood with a campus dotted with gardens and trees is the University of Pittsburgh. A â&#x20AC;&#x153;World Class Institution,â&#x20AC;? the University of Pittsburgh offers 440 degree programs, a 16:1 student-to-teacher ratio and more than 230 clubs and organizations. Simply put, the University of Pittsburgh is an exciting and vibrant place to earn a college degree.

THE UNIVERSITY

CHANCELLOR MARK A. NORDENBERG Chancellor of the University of Pittsburgh and Distinguished Service Professor of Law The past academic year was Mark Nordenberg’s fifteenth year of service as Chancellor of the University of Pittsburgh. It was a year that presented a broad range of serious challenges– for the world’s economy and for higher education generally, as well as for the University. It also was a year of extraordinary accomplishment for Pitt, clearly reflecting a determined commitment to ensure that institutional momentum was maintained and that Pitt continued to build strength, even in the aftermath of what now is known as the “Great Recession.” Consider the following telling examples of position and progress.

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For the fourth consecutive year, Pitt was ranked in the very top cluster of the nation’s public research universities in The Top American Research Universities, an objective assessment undertaken annually by the Center for Measuring University Performance. The other distinguished universities in that top group were Berkeley, Illinois, Michigan, North Carolina, UCLA and Wisconsin. Pitt was among the top five universities, private or public, in terms of the research grants competitively won by members of its faculty from the National Institutes of Health–joining Harvard, Johns Hopkins, Penn and the University of California at San Francisco. Pitt also ranked among the top ten universities nationally in terms of total federal science and engineering research and development support. The other universities in that “top ten” are Johns Hopkins, Washington, Michigan, Penn, UCLA, Duke, Columbia, Stanford and the University of California at San Francisco. For the third time in five years, a Pitt undergraduate was named a Rhodes Scholar. Since only thirty-two Rhodes Scholars are selected annually from among the very best students at the country’s best universities, this is a truly noteworthy accomplishment. In fact, only four public universities have claimed three Rhodes Scholarships in the last five years–Florida State, North Carolina, UCLA and Pitt.

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Chancellor Mark Nordenberg and his wife Dr. Nikki Nordenberg in one of the Cathedral of Learning’s 27 nationality classrooms.

Pitt was ranked as the nation’s top public university in last year’s edition of Saviors of our Cities: A Survey of Best College and University Civic Partnerships, a well deserved acknowledgment of a very strong record of community commitment. The University also received national recognition as one of the best places for biomedical researchers to work, as one of America’s most “veteran friendly” universities, and as one of the country’s best employers of people over fifty. Pitt’s progress over a more extended period of time can be measured in a number of ways. Because the University’s principal missions are education and research, two indicators of growing stature, as measured by the marketplace, are especially telling. From 1995 to 2010, applications for admission to the undergraduate programs of the Oakland campus have nearly tripled, climbing from 7,800 to more than 22,600. During that same period, the University’s annual research expenditures more than tripled, growing from $240 million in 1995 to $735 million in 2010. Those dollars not only fund pioneering work and are a recognized sign of institutional strength but support large numbers of local jobs. In fact, applying standard conventions, Pitt now supports, directly

and indirectly, close to 26,500 jobs through its research expenditures alone. Any institution of higher learning makes many of its most important contributions through the work of its graduates, and the recognition earned by Pitt alumni would be the envy of any university. Among many other honors, during the past decade, graduates of the University of Pittsburgh have claimed the Nobel Peace Prize, the Nobel Prize in Medicine, the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction, the National Medal of Science (this country’s highest scientific honor), the Fritz Medal in Engineering (that discipline’s highest honor), the Shaw Prize in Medicine (awarded in Hong Kong and also known as “the Nobel of the East”) and the Albany Prize in Medicine (this country’s largest award in that discipline). The stature of any university also is directly dependent on the achievements of its faculty, and Pitt faculty members continue to claim the highest honors in their fields. Examples reflecting the breadth of faculty accomplishment include election to such prestigious societies as the National Academy of Sciences, the Institute of Medicine, the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, the American Society for Clinical Investigation, the American Association

for the Advancement of Science, the National Academy of Education, the American Academy of Nursing, the American Educational Research Association, and the World Academy of Art and Science. Looking to the future, it may be especially telling that more junior members of the Pitt faculty regularly claim the most prestigious “early career” awards for their high potential work. Over the course of his years in office, Chancellor Nordenberg has received many forms of professional recognition for his own accomplishments. Among other honors, he has been named Pittsburgh’s Person of the Year by both Vector’s Pittsburgh and Pittsburgh magazine. Even more recently, he was named a History Maker by the Senator John Heinz History Center, was awarded the Homer S. Brown Law Association’s Spirit Award, and received the Presidential Leadership Award from six national foundations and professional organizations for his efforts to promote a vibrant intellectual and social campus climate that deemphasizes alcohol. To celebrate the remarkable progress achieved during his first decade as Chancellor, University trustees, alumni leaders and special friends contributed $2.5 million to endow a faculty chair in his name. At

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FAR LEFT: Chancellor Nordenberg speaks at graduation. LEFT: Chancellor Nordenberg frequents Pitt sporting events throughout the year. He also served as the honorary official at the 2007 Pitt Alumni Basketball Game. LEFT CENTER: Chancellor Mark Nordenberg with Athletic Director Steve Pederson and Head Football Coach Dave Wannstedt prior to Pitt’s 2008 Big East Championship game vs. Georgetown. LOWER LEFT: Head Basketball Coach Jamie Dixon and Chancellor Mark Nordenberg celebrate Dixon’s 2004 Big East Coach of the Year Award at the annual Big East awards dinner.

the time of that announcement, the late Chief Justice Ralph J. Cappy, then the Chair of the University’s Board of Trustees, stated: “This endowed chair indicates the extraordinary esteem in which we hold Mark Nordenberg, not only as an individual and a leader who has brought the University to an unprecedented level of success and achievement but also as a true academic at heart. And for a person who is a true academic, the highest honor one can bestow is to endow a faculty chair in his or her name in perpetuity.” Chancellor Nordenberg joined the faculty of Pitt’s School of Law in 1977 and quickly built a reputation as an outstanding teacher. He was the initial recipient of the Excellence in Teaching Award now presented annually by the School’s graduating class. He also was one of the first faculty members to receive the Chancellor’s Distinguished Teaching Award, recognizing teaching excellence university-wide. His area of academic specialty is civil litigation, and he has served as a member of both the U.S. Supreme Court’s Advisory Committee on Civil Rules and the Pennsylvania Supreme Court’s Civil Procedural Rules Committee. Earlier in his career, Chancellor Nordenberg served as Dean of the School of Law and Interim Provost of the University. In 1994, he was elevated to the special faculty rank of Distinguished Service Professor. In 1995, he was elected Interim Chancellor by the University’s Board of Trustees, and in 1996, following a national search, he was elected Chancellor. Chancellor Nordenberg has long been an active contributor to the broader community, leading efforts focused on such key issues as the proposed consolidation of city and county governments, the challenges facing the state’s urban schools, the work force development needs of the region, and issues of governance in the city’s public schools. He served as the founding chair or co-chair of such technology-driven economic development initiatives as the Pittsburgh Digital Greenhouse, the Pittsburgh Life Sciences Greenhouse, the Robotics Foundry, and the Technology Collaborative. He is a past

Chair of both the Pennsylvania Association of Colleges and Universities and the Pittsburgh Council on Higher Education. He also is a member of the board and executive committee of the Allegheny Conference on Community Development and a Director of Bank of New York Mellon. Chancellor Nordenberg is a strong supporter of Pitt athletics. He is a past Chair of the Big East Conference and currently serves on its executive committee. He is a past member of the NCAA’s board of directors and its executive committee. He also serves as the Big East representative to the Presidential Oversight Committee of the Bowl Championship Series. Chancellor Nordenberg has long recognized that a vibrant athletic program not only serves as a unifying force within the University but provides a critical link to the broader community. He also recognizes that success in competition is just one measure of a program’s worth. Pitt student-athletes also are a source of pride because of the way that they represent our University, contribute to the broader community, and achieve academically. During the last year, 141 Pitt student-athletes earned a gradepoint-average between 3.0 and 3.49; 93 earned GPA’s between 3.5 and 3.99; and twelve student-athletes achieved a perfect 4.0 grad-pointaverage. A member of our women’s volleyball team, was named the overall female scholar-athlete of the year by the Big East Conference, and a member of our football team was named the Big East scholar-athlete of the year in that sport. Born in Duluth, Minnesota, Chancellor Nordenberg first moved to this region as a high school senior, when his father was transferred to Pittsburgh by U.S. Steel. He is an honors graduate of North Allegheny High School, Thiel College and the University of Wisconsin Law School. He has been married for nearly 40 years to Nikki Pirillo Nordenberg, who earned her Ph.D. at Pitt. The Nordenbergs have three adult children– Erin, Carl and Michael– each of whom is a graduate of the University’s Falk Laboratory School. Erin also earned a graduate degree from Pitt’s School of Information Sciences.

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In an increasingly challenging age for intercollegiate sports, the success of the University of Pittsburgh’s athletic department is nothing short of impressive. By any measure – be it victories on the field of play, student-athlete graduation rates or rising attendance figures – Pitt Athletics is enjoying a new golden era. The architect of the Panthers’ 21st century renaissance is Steve Pederson. Now entering his 10th year as Pitt’s athletic director, Pederson’s leadership has ushered in an exciting new age of heightened achievement – and an anticipation of even greater accomplishments in the future. The key to accomplishment, Pederson believes, is aspiration – the Panthers will work hard and aim high in every endeavor. That philosophy resonates with each Pitt student-athlete and staffer, and is the driving spirit behind his department mantra of “Only Big Dreams.” His ability to galvanize people and programs prompted Pitt chancellor Mark Nordenberg to say, “In my judgment, and this assessment is shared by countless others, Steve Pederson is one of this country’s most talented and accomplished athletic directors.” Indeed, each year of his tenure has witnessed new points of pride for Pitt Athletics. The 2009-10 academic year was no exception – and it has the Panther Nation eagerly anticipating the possibilities for 2010-11. Success was plentiful in the athletic arena this past year. Pitt’s most visible sports, football and men’s basketball, boasted Top 20 rankings. Football won 10 games, including a stirring bowl victory over North Carolina, and finished 15th in the final polls. Basketball

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continued its remarkable run by earning a ninth consecutive NCAA Tournament berth, the longest active streak in the Big East. This success prompted CBS Sports to list Pitt as one of the five best combination football and basketball programs in the entire country. Other notable achievements included a historic campaign for the Pitt wrestling team, which captured its first-ever Eastern Wrestling League (EWL) championship; a 38victory season for baseball, which spent the majority of the year in the Top 25; and a fifth consecutive postseason berth for women’s basketball. Individually, Pitt student-athletes earned All-America and Academic All-America honors, while continuing to graduate and achieve in the classroom at unprecedented levels. An impressive 269 studentathletes earned grade-point averages of 3.0 or above this past year, including 12 who achieved perfect 4.0 GPAs. Volleyball’s Meagan Dooley exemplified the best of both academics and athletics at Pitt. An All-America performer on the court, Dooley was also a 4.0 student while earning a dual degree in special education and liberal arts. An NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship recipient, she was honored as the Big East’s Female Scholar-Athlete of the Year and Volleyball Player of the Year. And Pitt student-athletes continued to make their presence felt in the community, contributing more than 2,600 hours of charitable work for various organizations around Western Pennsylvania and beyond in 2009-10. Momentum for Pitt Athletics under Pederson’s watch was obvious in other areas as well. The Pitt Athletic Department was the recipient of a generous and substantial gift from alumnus John Petersen and his wife Gertrude for the construction of the Panthers’ new Olympic Sports Complex. The facility, to be named the Petersen Sports Complex, is being built on 12 acres at the peak of Pitt’s upper campus, and will provide state-ofthe-art homes for the Panthers’ baseball, softball and men’s and women’s soccer teams. The Petersen Sports Complex will not only give Pitt student-athletes nationally competitive facilities, but it also will rejuvenate a previously untapped area of land that neighbors the University of

Pittsburgh campus. The facility is scheduled to open in the spring of 2011. On the media front, Pederson orchestrated a partnership with CBS Radio Pittsburgh, giving Pitt football and basketball a powerful new flagship home in KDKA-FM 93.7 The Fan beginning in the fall of 2010. With coverage that blankets the tri-state area, 93.7 The Fan will broadcast not only Pitt games but also an array of compelling ancillary programming. Additionally, Pitt women’s basketball gained a new radio home in 1320 WJAS-AM. One of Pittsburgh’s most historic radio stations, WJAS will provide live playby-play action of each regularseason and postseason game for the Panthers in 2010-11, marking the first time the Pitt women’s basketball program has enjoyed such coverage. Pederson’s efforts also produced a new athletics apparel partnership with NIKE, making the Panthers one of the finest outfitted programs in the country. Each of the Panthers’ 19 intercollegiate sports teams wear NIKE footwear, uniforms, practice gear and equipment. The long-term agreement outfits more than 450 student-athletes at Pitt. The excitement surrounding Pitt Athletics is also evident at the turnstiles. Pitt men’s basketball

once again enjoyed a strong homecourt advantage with the 12,508-seat Petersen Events Center soldout for an eighth consecutive year. Moreover, attendance for Pitt football at Heinz Field has jumped 60% over the past two years, a trend that figures to continue into the 2010 season. This success – on the field, in the classroom and various other areas – comes as no surprise to those familiar with Pederson’s track record. His return to Pitt in November 2007 gave the Pitt Athletic Department an instant shot of adrenaline that continues to be felt, and built upon, three years later. His initial Pitt tenure, from 19962002, was characterized by a dramatic revitalization of the Panthers’ fortunes, building the foundation for the success the Pitt Athletic Department enjoys today. During his first Pitt tenure, Pederson hired six Big East Conference Coach-of-the-Year honorees (football, men’s and women’s basketball, baseball, track and field and volleyball), an unprecedented achievement by a Big East athletic director. In 1999 he charged an unknown coach from Northern Arizona University with the task of resurrecting the Panthers’ struggling men’s basketball

Jamie Dixon and Steve Pederson after Pitt announced Dixon’s contract extension on Sept. 25, 2008.

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Pitt’s football offices and training areas, and has been described as the finest facility for a college football program in the country. Pitt football gained a sparkling new home in Heinz Field under Pederson’s watch in 2001.The Panthers gained a prominent presence at the new stadium with their logos on the seating, gates and signage. Pederson additionally initiated the renaming of Martindale Street to “Tony Dorsett Drive” to further enhance Pitt’s identity on the North Shore. “Steve Pederson made many important contributions during his first tenure as Pitt’s athletic director from which the university is still seeing the benefits today,” said Pittsburgh Steelers chairman Dan Rooney. “He played an integral role in the development of Heinz Field and the UPMC Sports Performance Complex where both Pitt and the Steelers run their football operations.” Fitzgerald Field House underwent a major renovation in 1998-99, providing Pitt’s Olympic sports The Pederson Family (left to right): daughters Kari and Kristen; Steve and Tami; son Mark with his wife Brooke. programs with new locker and program. That coach, Ben Howland, without a bowl. By the end of his on the exciting and unanticipated training facilities. Trees Field also would build Pitt into a Big East tenure, Pitt earned four bowl berths success of the 2001-02 basketball underwent major upgrades to power and was named the in six years, including back-to-back team, Pitt held a highly successful accommodate both baseball and consensus National Coach of the postseason wins in 2001 and 2002. “select your seat” campaign for Pitt’s new softball program. Year in 2002. The ’02 team finished 9-4, the prospective season-ticket holders During his five years at Nebraska Pitt, which had not been to the program’s best mark in 20 years, that simultaneously achieved (2002-07), Pederson was also at NCAA Tournament in nine years, and ranked No. 18 in the final polls. customer satisfaction as well as the forefront of significant facilities advanced to the “Sweet 16” in One of the stars of that 2002 enhanced fundraising. construction, including a $51 million 2002 after posting a school-record team was receiver Larry Fitzgerald, In football, Pederson formed a expansion to Memorial Stadium. The 29 victories. The following season, who would become a unanimous marketing and ticket pricing plan project resulted in new football Pitt would reach No. 2 in the polls, All-American and now is an All-Pro that resulted in record attendance facilities as well as new strength, capture its first Big East performer for the Arizona Cardinals. for the 2003 season. Season tickets sports medicine and indoor facilities Tournament championship and “When I decided to go to Pitt, it were soldout for the ’03 campaign for baseball, softball, soccer and again advance to the NCAA regional was for many reasons – a great as the Panthers averaged an allsand volleyball. Additionally, the semifinals. Since that time, Pitt school, a great football tradition and time record 59,197 fans for their women’s volleyball, gymnastics and basketball has become one of the great people,” Fitzgerald said. home season, surpassing the rifle teams received a new office nation’s most consistent winners. “Steve Pederson was one of those previous mark of 54,818 set in ‘82. complex. Athletics fundraising Over the past eight seasons, Pitt great people who made me feel like Pederson’s tenure has witnessed doubled over his final four years, has earned an RPI ranking of No. 3, Pitt was the place for me. I couldn’t a major strengthening of Pitt’s going from $9 million annually in trailing only No. 1 Duke and No. 2 be happier that Steve is back.” athletic infrastructure. With 2003 to $16 million his final year. Kansas. While Pederson was instrumental Chancellor Nordenberg, he helped Nebraska achieved at exceptional Pitt basketball coach Jamie Dixon, in helping to revive Pitt football’s shape the vision of the Petersen levels athletically and academically a two-time National Coach of the present, he was very attentive to Events Center, the state-of-the-art during his tenure. In 2006-07, the Year, recalled how instrumental honoring the program’s historic convocation center that dramatically Cornhuskers won the national Pederson was in helping to lure him past. One of his first major steps as revolutionized Pitt’s campus upon championship in women’s volleyball, to Pittsburgh to serve with Howland athletic director was to retire the its opening in 2002. while the football team won the a decade ago. jerseys of all-time Pitt greats Mike The Events Center is widely 2006 Big 12 North title and “Steve was the person who Ditka, Marshall Goldberg and Joe considered one of the finest college advanced to its first New Year’s Day originally convinced me to come to Schmidt. Pederson later initiated the basketball venues in the country bowl game since 2001. Overall, 15 the University of Pittsburgh back in Pitt jersey retirement of Mark May, and has also been a major asset for Nebraska teams earned NCAA 1999,” said Dixon, who enters his the Panthers’ lone Outland Trophy student life, providing outstanding invitations. Academically, Nebraska eighth year as Pitt’s head coach and winner. recreational facilities and a fitting earned a school-record 94% 12th overall. “He has continued to be Pitt enjoyed tremendous place for graduation ceremonies. graduation rate, the highest in the a tremendous friend and a person I achievements in attendance under Pederson was at the forefront of Big 12 as Cornhusker studenthave regularly sought out for advice Pederson. In NCAA Division I men’s the football program’s move into the athletes achieved a combined 3.0 and direction over the basketball, Pitt ranked among the UPMC Sports Performance Complex, grade-point average during the years...Everyone in our department nation’s top five schools in which included the forging of a 2007 spring semester. is going to benefit from his attendance increase for two unique relationship between UPMC, Pederson and his wife Tami have leadership.” consecutive years (2001-02 and a professional sports franchise and three children: Mark, Kari and Pitt football also was renewed 2002-03). The 2002-03 basketball college athletic program. He Kristin. Mark was married to the under Pederson’s watch. Upon his season – the inaugural campaign in personally oversaw the design and former Brooke Gillette in 2009. arrival, the Panthers were coming the 12,508-seat Petersen Events layout of the Panthers’ Duratz off seven consecutive seasons Center – was sold out. 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THE UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH ABOUT THE UNIVERSITY

ACCREDITATION

A “World-Class Institution,” the University of Pittsburgh is an internationally respected center of learning and research, offering exceptional educational opportunities in the arts, sciences and professions.

All campuses of the University of Pittsburgh are accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools’ Commission on Higher Education. Schools, programs, and departments may furthermore be accredited by discipline-specific accrediting bodies.

MISSION The University of Pittsburgh’s mission is to advance teaching, research, and public service. This three-part commitment enables the University to serve others by educating diverse students from the region, the nation, and the world; expanding boundaries of knowledge, discovery and technology; and enhancing quality of life in the Western Pennsylvania region and beyond.

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The University began in the Pennsylvania wilderness as the Pittsburgh Academy in 1787, the year the U.S. Constitution was adopted. Thirty-two years later, the Pittsburgh Academy became the Western University of Pittsburgh, and in 1908, the school changed its name to the University of Pittsburgh. Graduate degrees have been conferred since 1836, and the first doctoral program was developed in 1884. A private institution for most of its past, the University of Pittsburgh became staterelated in 1966, establishing a relationship with the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania that continues to benefit both partners. Today, as an elected member of the prestigious Association of American Universities, Pittsburgh claims its place among the top public research universities in the nation.

ACADEMIC ORGANIZATION As an independent, state-related, coeducational institution, the University of Pittsburgh’s main campus offers a multitude of degree-granting and other

designed to reflect a distinct culture and providing an overall, multi-dimensional understanding of America’s heritage. At the Pittsburgh campus, over 12,000 employees and 4,600 faculty serve approximately 27,562 students, including over 10,000 graduate and over 17,000 undergraduate students. Alumni accomplishments range from managing Fortune 500 corporations, to writing best-selling novels, to unlocking the secrets of DNA...and more. As we enter the 21st century, Pitt remains a place of enduring tradition and vitality, true to the work ethic of Western Pennsylvania, rich in intellectual rigor, and committed to preparing students for their lives and careers.

UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH’S ACADEMIC DEPARTMENTS AND PROGRAMS ARTS AND SCIENCES Africana Studies Anthropology Architectural Studies Bioethics Biological Sciences Chemistry Children’s Literature Classics Classics, Philosophy & Ancient Science Communication Computer Science Cultural Studies East Asian Languages and Literatures Economics English Environmental Studies Film Studies French & Italian Languages & Literatures German Geological & Planetary Science Hispanic Languages and Literatures History History and Philosophy of Science History of Art & Architecture Intelligent Systems Jewish Studies Linguistics Mathematics Medieval and Renaissance Studies Music Neuroscience Philosophy Physics and Astronomy Political Science Psychology Religious Studies Slavic Languages and Literatures Sociology Spanish Statistics Studio Arts Theatre Arts Urban Studies Women’s Studies BUSINESS Katz Graduate School of Business College of Business Administration

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programs housed in 16 undergraduate, graduate, and professional schools. The University system includes the Pittsburgh campus and four regional campuses at Bradford, Greensburg, Johnstown, and Titusville. There are approximately 122 academic, research, and administrative buildings and residence halls located on the Pittsburgh campus, which covers 132 acres in the culturally rich Oakland neighborhood. At the heart of the campus stands a central landmark-the Cathedral of Learning, a 42-story Gothic tower, which is the tallest school building in the western hemisphere. The Cathedral contains the Nationality Rooms and 26 classrooms, each

DENTAL MEDICINE Administrative and Policy Studies Health, Physical & Recreation Education Instruction and Learning Pyschology in Education JOHN A. SWANSON SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING Bioengineering Chemical and Petroleum Engineering Civil and Environmental Engineering Computer Engineering Electrical Engineering Engineering Physics Industrial Engineering Materials Science and Engineering Mechanical Engineering GENERAL STUDIES HEALTH AND REHABILITATION SCIENCES Communication Science and Disorders Emergency Medicine Health Information Management Occupational Therapy Physical Therapy Rehabilitation Science and Technology Sports Medicine and Nutrition HONORS COLLEGE INFORMATION SCIENCES Information Science and Telecommunications Library and Information Science LAW MEDICINE Anesthesiology Biomedical Informatics Cell Biology and Physiology Clinical Research Computational Research Critical Care Medicine Dermatology Emergency Medicine Family Medicine Immunology Institute on Aging

Interdisciplinary Biomedical Graduate Program Integrative Molecular Biology Medicine Microbiology and Molecular Genetics Neurobiology Neurological Surgery Neurology OB/GYN & Reproductive Services Ophthalmology Orthopaedic Surgery Otolaryngology Pathology Pediatrics Pharmacology and Chemical Biology Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Psychiatry Radiation Oncology Radiology Structural Biology Surgery Urology NURSING PHARMACY PUBLIC AND INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS PUBLIC HEALTH Behavioral & Community Health Sciences Biostatistics Environmental and Occupational Health Epidemiology Health and Policy Management Human Genetics Infectious Diseases and Microbiology Multidisciplinary MPH Program SOCIAL WORK UNIVERSITY CENTER FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDIES Asian Studies Center Center for Latin American Studies European Urban Center of Excellence and European Studies Center

With its success as a basketball program and its prominence in the Big East Conference, Pitt has enjoyed unprecedented national exposure with numerous television appearances and postseason berths. Pictured clockwise from top is Jamie Dixon with ESPN’s Jay Bilas; Aaron Gray with ESPN’s Erin Andrews; Jaron Brown with ESPN’s Dick Vitale; ESPN’s Bill Raftery interviewing Charles Smith and Jerome Lane in 1988; Brandin Knight with CBS’ Leslie Visser; Julius Page with ESPN’s Len Elmore; Levance Fields with ESPN’s Dan Shulman and Dick Vitale and DeJuan Blair with ESPN’s Jay Bilas. These individuals are just a few of the many faces covering Pitt basketball.

MEDIA INFORMATION

MEMO TO THE MEDIA Media Relations Director Greg Hotchkiss will coordinate all requests and media activities for the men’s basketball program. He can be reached at (412) 648-8240.

Each visiting opponent SID submits a list of attending media members. To get on that list, please inform the respective sports information contact.

CREDENTIALS Credentials for Pitt home games are issued to working media only and should be requested as early as possible due to space limitations, parking limitations and demand. All credential requests should be directed to Celeste Welsh via e-mail at cwelsh@athletics.pitt.edu. Media members are required to make credential arrangements at least 24 hours in advance of the game in question. Credentials are limited to members of the working media only. A media pass allows accredited media access to the Media Interview Room, Beano Cook Media Workroom, Press Row and floor access for photographers/camera crews. Only Web sites of each participating institution with contractual rights and accredited news Web sites will be issued credentials.

MEDIA WILL CALL/ENTRANCE All media members must pick up credentials and enter the arena at Media Will Call. Pitt’s Media Will Call/ Media Entrance will open two hours prior to tipoff. It is located at the Miller Administrative Entrance off Terrace Street (across from the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine) and to the left of the Petersen Events Center’s main ticket office. Due to time constraints, credentials will not be mailed. Visiting radio and TV broadcasters/ producers may pick up their credentials at shootaround or through their respective media relations contacts. Once you have received your pass at Media Will Call, follow the signs and proceed down the hallway to the elevator. Take the elevator up to the Event Level (EL) where you can access the Beano Cook Media

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Workroom, Media Interview Room, Press Row and basketball court. The Media Interview Room is on your left, the Media Workroom is on your right and the court/media seating may be accessed at the first hallway to your left. A media relations representative will be stationed at Media Will Call to assist you. PARKING Parking passes may only be obtained/approved through the Athletic Media Relations Office. Parking is limited as all requests must be made at least 24 hours in advance of the game in question. Media parking will be at the same location as in 2009-10: O’Hara Garage. Media members must access O’Hara Garage off of University Drive (for directions, please refer to the map on page 204). Media members must call the Athletic Media Relations Office to confirm a parking space as a list will be at the O’Hara Garage gate. INTERVIEW POLICY The Athletic Media Relations Office

MEDIA ENTRANCE/WILL CALL AT THE PETERSEN EVENTS CENTER

PITT ATHLETIC MEDIA RELATIONS PHONE: (412) 648-8240 FAX: (412) 648-8248 MAILING ADDRESS: Pitt Athletic Media Relations P.O. Box 7436 Pittsburgh, PA 15213-0436 OVERNIGHT ADDRESS: Pitt Athletic Media Relations Petersen Events Center 3719 Terrace Street Pittsburgh, PA 15213 WEB SITE: www.pittsburghpanthers.com MEDIA RELATIONS STAFF: Senior Associate Athletic Director/Media Relations E.J. Borghetti Media Relations Director/ Men’s Basketball Contact Greg Hotchkiss Director of Communications/ New Media Mendy Nestor Assistant Director Sophia Duck

LIVE TV TRUCK PARKING Located on Sutherland Drive.

MEDIA WILL CALL/MEDIA ENTRANCE Located off Terrace Street to the left of the ticket office. (opens 2 hours prior to tipoff)

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Media Relations Coordinator Celeste Welsh Media Relations Assistant Jon Brennan Statistics Coordinator John Labriola

will assist all media personnel with coverage of Pitt basketball. All interviews with Pitt basketball student-athletes MUST be arranged through the Athletic Media Relations Office. Generally, Head Coach Jamie Dixon and selected players will be available for interviews two days prior to each game. Therefore, for a Wednesday game, Monday would be the scheduled interview day at Petersen Events Center. All practices are closed to the media. If a media member wishes to complete something more in-depth during the week, please contact Greg Hotchkiss at (412) 648-8240 to arrange a time. No interviews will be conducted on game day. Players’ telephone numbers will not be released by the Media Relations Office. Out-of-town interview requests for Coach Dixon or any player must be made at least 48 hours in advance. Due to class,

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PITT’S 2010-11 ATHLETIC MEDIA RELATIONS STAFF

E.J. BORGHETTI

GREG HOTCHKISS

MENDY NESTOR

SOPHIA DUCK

CELESTE WELSH

JON BRENNAN

Senior Associate Athletic Director

Director (Men’s Basketball)

Director of Communications & New Media

Assistant Director

Media Relations Coordinator

Media Relations Assistant

practice, game and study schedules, media pass and be assigned a There is a $100 fee for visiting Pitt’s regular post-game time is at a premium. Every effort non-conference radio crews. position on the floor at the baseline. procedure in the Interview Room is will be made to fulfill requests. Photographers must remain in the as follows: 1. Requested/selected Pitt space designated. Be prepared to student-athletes, 2. Opponent coach LIVE TV TRUCKS MEDIA SEATING ON PRESS ROW show identification if asked to identify Local television trucks have been and/or student-athletes, 3. Pitt Head Seating on press row is limited assigned parking on Sutherland yourself. Strobe lights are Coach Jamie Dixon. and will be assigned on a priority Drive (see map on page 202, street prohibited. Opposing teams may make their basis. The priority basis is as follows: leading into the loading dock). Please student-athletes available in the VISITING RADIO BROADCAST 1. Representatives of Pittsburgh notify the Athletic Media Relations lockerroom or in the hallway. Please district papers and metropolitan The visiting radio broadcast crew Office if there is an access problem. read the board in the Beano Cook papers filing for deadline, other will be issued space next to the Media Workroom for information on SCOUTS newspapers covering the respective visitor’s bench at the scorers table. post-game procedure. teams, 2. Radio and television As per Big East rules, one ISDN line Scouts are required to make commentators, 3. National and one analog phone line will be credential arrangements through the PITT MEDIA SERVICES publications, and 4. Scouts. All available for broadcast. Athletic Media Relations Office via eMedia members may access the media members must confirm their A facility representative will be mail and will be given a media most up-to-date information on the attendance to guarantee working available prior to the game to answer credential. Scouts may pick up their Pitt men’s basketball team on the space. any questions and/or assist with credential at Media Will Call. There is athletic department’s official Web technological needs. no parking available for scouts. site: www.pittsburghpanthers.com. PHOTOGRAPHERS It is recommended that each Game notes, statistics and general WIRELESS ACCESS visiting radio crew attend releases will be updated regularly. All Still photographers and TV news shootaround to setup equipment. of this information is available online. cameramen will receive a regular Wireless internet service is Director of Media Relations Greg available in the Petersen Events Hotchkiss will also send out game Center’s Beano Cook Media notes via e-mail prior to each game. Workroom. For a username and To get on the list, please e-mail him password, please access the dry erase board in the Media Workroom. at ghotchkiss@athletics.pitt.edu. TELEPHONES A total of 10 courtesy phone lines will be available for media use following the game either in the Beano Cook Media Workroom or on Press Row. Dial “9” to get outside the system. POST-GAME PROCEDURE Following a 10-minute “cooling off” period, requested/selected student-athletes will be available for interviews in the Media Interview Room. Pitt Head Coach Jamie Dixon will be available for questions following his 15-minute postgame radio show. The visiting coach and players will also be available in the interview room.

CONTACT INFORMATION SCORELINE/PRESS ROW PHONE: (412) 648-2318 HOTCHKISS OFFICE PHONE: (412) 648-8240 HOTCHKISS CELL PHONE: (412) 491-5296 HOTCHKISS E-MAIL: ghotchkiss@athletics.pitt.edu WEB SITES: www.pittsburghpanthers.com www.twitter.com/pittghotch

NETWORK TELEVISION/LIVE TV NEEDS

ESPN’s Doris Burke interviews Pitt Head Coach Jamie Dixon following a Panthers victory.

The media relations office must be notified of all network and live television needs to guarantee working space. For technical needs or informa-

tion, please contact Petersen Events Center/SMG representative Anthony Smith at (412) 648-3059. He can also be reached by e-mail at antsmith@pitt.edu.

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MAPS/DIRECTIONS/MEDIA PARKING DIRECTIONS TO THE PETERSEN EVENTS CENTER

DIRECTIONS TO MEDIA PARKING LOCATION: O’HARA GARAGE Proceed on Forbes Avenue toward the Cathedral of Learning. Make a left onto Bigelow Blvd. (street runs between the Cathedral and Student Union). Proceed on Bigelow through two lights at both Fifth Avenue and O’Hara Street. After O’Hara Street, take an immediate left onto University Drive. Proceed up the hill. O’Hara

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FROM PENNSYLVANIA TURNPIKE (EAST) Take the Pittsburgh/Monroeville Exit (Exit 57). Follow I-376 toward Pittsburgh. Take the Oakland Exit (Exit 3B). Bear right and proceed up the hill to the first traffic light. Take a left at Boulevard of the

FROM THE NORTH Take I-79 South to I-279 South to I-579 (across the Veterans Bridge). Exit at the Boulevard of the Allies (Exit 14) toward Monroeville/ Oakland. Turn left at Halket Street. Turn right on Forbes Avenue. Make the left at McKee Place. Continue through light. Take right at second light (Terrace Street) The Petersen Events Center is on your left.

Parking Lot is on your left. Each media member’s name will be on a list at the gate. You may be asked to provide photo identification. After your car is parked, take the elevator up to the top level (R-B level). Walk back up University Drive, find walkway/stairway to Petersen Events Center. Enter at Media Will Call. EBE

Allies, then a right at Halket. Proceed to Forbes Ave. and take a right. Make the left after the light (McKee Place). Continue through light. Take right at second light (Terrace Street). The Petersen Events Center is on your left.

FROM PITTSBURGH INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Take I-279 toward Pittsburgh. Pass through the Fort Pitt Tunnel in the right lane. Bear right at the first ramp over the bridge, following signs for I-376. Exit I-376 at the Oakland/Forbes Avenue exit. Turn left at the third traffic light (McKee Place). Continue through light. Take right at second light (Terrace Street). The Petersen Events Center is on your left.

MEDIA PARKING (O’HARA GARAGE) Accessible from University Drive, the O’Hara Garage allows media access to the Petersen Events Center. For Directions, please read the information above. To enter, media members must be on the pass list at the gate. There are no exceptions.

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PANTHER SPORTS RADIO NETWORK Pitt’s radio team: 93.7 The Fan, Bill Hillgrove, Dick Groat and Curtis Aiken The University of Pittsburgh and its multimedia rights holder, ISP Sports, provide the Panthers with thoroughly comprehensive radio coverage. Pitt men’s basketball is broadcast on the Pitt-ISP Sports Radio Network. Game broadcasts air over a loyal network of 15 stations, including flagship station 93.7 The Fan in Pittsburgh. Broadcasts include: The Geico Panthers Pre-Game Show, an hour pre-game show and the hour-long Baierl Automotive PostGame Show. A weekly Jamie Dixon radio show on 93.7 The Fan, which will air primarily on Thursday evenings between 6-7 p.m. beginning in January.

Dick Groat (left) and play-by-play announcer Bill Hillgrove are in their 32nd year together broadcasting Panthers basketball, the longest tenured college basketball broadcast team in the nation.

Former Pitt Panther basketball player Curtis Aiken is in his second year on the Pitt radio broadcast team. He joins Hillgrove and Groat for Pitt’s home games at the Petersen Events Center.

PITT BASKETBALL RADIO NETWORK (15) Market Pittsburgh Altoona Altoona Butler Connellsville DuBois Elizabethtown Erie Harrisburg Huntingdon Johnstown Latrobe Meyersdale/ Somerset Uniontown Sirius Satellite

Station Dial KDKA 93.7-FM WVAM 1290-AM WVAM 1430-AM WISR 680-AM WLSW 103.9-FM WCED 1420-AM WPDC 1600-AM WRIE 1260-AM WTKT 1460-AM WHUN 1150-AM WCRO 1230-AM WQTW 1570-AM WQZS 93.3-FM WMBS Radio

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Broadcast is also available on www.pittsburghpanthers.com Broadcast list as of September 30, 2010. Check pittsburghpanthers.com for an updated men’s basketball list.

In his 42nd year, BILL HILLGROVE is the "Voice of the Panthers." Hillgrove's informative and enthusiastic play-byplay descriptions have been a Panthers trademark since 1969. A 1962 graduate of Duquesne University, Hillgrove has also served as play-by-play broadcaster for Pitt Football for the past 37 years. His longevity as a sportscaster has made him one of Pittsburgh’s most recognizable and favorite media personalities. He was named the Pittsburgh Steelers' play-byplay announcer in 1994. Hillgrove was awarded the National Football Foundation’s 2007 Chris Schenkel

Award, which honors a sports broadcaster who has enjoyed a long and distinguished career. Joining Hillgrove courtside for his 32nd straight year is color analyst DICK GROAT. A Pittsburgh native, Groat is one of the city's most enduring sports legends, making his mark in two different sports. A 2007 College Basketball Hall of Fame inductee, he was a four-time All-America basketball and baseball player at Duke, where he is one of only 13 Blue Devils to have his number retired. Groat was named the 1952 College Basketball Player of the Year

JAMIE DIXON RADIO SHOW Hosted by “Voice of the Panthers” Bill Hillgrove along with Jamie Dixon, The Jamie Dixon Radio Show will broadcast live on 93.7 The Fan and other affiliates of the Panther Sports Radio Network. The show will air between 6-7 p.m. once per week in the evening starting on January 6, 2011. The majority of the shows will take place on Thursday evenings. There are 11 total regular season shows with possible additional shows to be announced at a later date. The last two shows are scheduled for Mondays, the week of the Big East Tournament and the NCAA Tournament First and Second Rounds. Dates and times will be released at a later date. after becoming the first and only player in NCAA history to lead the nation in both scoring and assists in the same season. Groat played one year for the Fort Wayne Pistons before concentrating solely on professional baseball. As a member of the Pittsburgh Pirates, Groat captured the National League batting championship as well as Most Valuable Player honors in 1960. That same year, the Pirates won the World Series over the Yankees in a dramatic seven games. He later went on to play for the St. Louis Cardinals, where he was a key figure on the 1964 World Series championship team. For the second season, CURTIS AIKEN joins Hillgrove and Groat on home radio broadcasts. A four-year basketball letterwinner at Pitt from 1983-87, Aiken ranks among school alltime career scoring leaders with 1,200 career points. A key recruit who helped pave the way for Pitt’s entry into the Big East, Aiken was the senior leader on Pitt’s 1987-88 co-Big East regular season champion team that finished 258 overall and 12-4 in league play.

2010-11 TRAVEL HEADQUARTERS The following is a game-by-game listing of the Pitt basketball team’s accommodations for each road game in 2010-11. COACHES VS. CANCER Thursday-Friday, Nov. 18-19, 2010; Affinia Dumont Hotel (34th Street between 3rd and Lexington); 150 East 34th Street, New York, NY 10176; Phone: (212) 481-7600; Fax: (212) 8898856. PROVIDENCE Tuesday, Jan. 4, 2011; Providence Marriott; 1 Orms Street, Providence, RI 02904; Phone: (401) 272-2400; Fax: (401) 273-2686.

GEORGETOWN Wednesday, Jan. 12, 2011; Washington Marriott Civic Center; 775 12 Street NW; Washington, DC 200053901; Phone: (202) 737-2200; Fax: (202) 347-5886. DEPAUL Saturday, Jan. 22, 2011; Renaissance Chicago O’Hare; 8500 West Bryn Mawr Avenue; Chicago, IL 60631; Phone: (773) 380-9600; Fax: (847) 5893418. RUTGERS Saturday, Jan. 29, 2011; Marriott Bridgewater; 700 Commons Way, Bridgewater, NJ 08807; Phone: (908) 927-9300; Fax: (908) 927-0033.

WEST VIRGINIA Wednesday, Feb. 3, 2010; Waterfront Place; 2 Waterfront Place, Morgantown, WV 26501; Phone: (304) 296-1700; Fax: (304) 281-0523.

LOUISVILLE Sunday, Feb. 27, 2011; Marriott Downtown Louisville; 280 W. Jefferson Street, Louisville, KY 40202; Phone: (502) 627-5045; Fax: (502) 627-5044.

VILLANOVA Saturday, Feb. 12, 2011; Marriott Philadelphia West, 111 Crawford Avenue, West Conshohocken, PA 19428; Phone: (610) 941-5600; Fax: (610) 941-4425.

SOUTH FLORIDA Wednesday, March 2, 2011; Grand Hyatt; 2900 Bayport Drive, Tampa, FL 33607; Phone: (813) 874-1234; Fax: (813) 207-6790.

ST. JOHN’S Saturday, Feb. 19, 2011; Hilton New York; 1335 Avenue of the Americas; New York, NY 10019; Phone: (212) 5867000; Fax: (212) 315-1374.

BIG EAST TOURNAMENT Tuesday-Sunday, March 8-12, 2011; Hilton New York; 1335 Avenue of the Americas; New York, NY 10019; Phone: (212) 586-7000; Fax: (212) 315-1374.

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PRIMARY MEDIA OUTLETS PRINT MEDIA Altoona Mirror, 301 Cayuga Ave., Altoona, PA 16602. (814) 9467461, (800) 339-4482. Fax: (814) 946-7540. altoonamirror.com (Buck Frank, sports editor). Beaver County Times, 400 Fair Avenue, Beaver, PA 15009. (724) 775-3200. Fax: (724) 728-0190. timesonline.com (Ed Rose, sports editor). Butler Eagle, Box 271, 114 W. Diamond Street, Butler, PA 16003. (724) 282-8000. Fax: (724) 2824180. butlereagle.com (John Enrietto, sports editor). Daily Courier, 127 West Apple Street, Connellsville, PA 15425. (724) 626-3534. Fax: (724) 6263567. dailycourier.com (Jason Black, sports editor). Erie Times-News, 205 W. 12th Street, Erie, PA 16534. (814) 8701704. Fax: (814) 870-1808. goerie.com (Matt Martin, managing editor/sports; Jeff Kirik, sports editor). Harrisburg Patriot-News, 202 Technology Parkway, Mechanicsburg, PA 17050. (717) 255-8404. Fax: (717) 257-4747. pennlive.com (Paul Vigna, sports editor; Dale Grdnic, beat writer). Grdnic Phone: (724) 869-2454. Indiana Gazette, P.O. Box 10, 899 Water St., Indiana, PA 15701. (724) 465-5555. Fax: (724) 465-8267. indianagazette.com (Tony Coccagna, sports editor). Latrobe Bulleton, 1211 Ligonier St., Latrobe, PA 15650. (724) 5373351. Fax: (724) 537-0489. greaterlatrobe.net (Randy Skubek, sports editor). McKeesport Daily News, 409 Walnut Street, McKeesport, PA 15132. (412) 664-9161. Fax: (412) 664-3963. dailynewsmckeesport.com (Mark Kaboly, sports editor). New Castle News, 27 N. Mercer St., P.O. Box 60, New Castle, PA 16103. (724) 654-6651. Fax (724) 654-5976. ncnewsonline.com (Kayleen Cubbal, sports editor). Pitt News, 434 William Pitt Union, Pittsburgh, PA 15260. (412) 6487980. Fax: (412) 648-8491. pittnews.com (Alex Oltmann, sports editor). Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, 34 Boulevard of the Allies, Pittsburgh, PA 15222. (412) 263-1621. Fax: (412) 263-1926. post-gazette.com (Jerry Micco, assistant managing editor/sports; Donna Eyring, sports editor; Ray Fittipaldo, men’s basketball beat writer; Paul Zeise, national writer; Shelly Anderson,

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Gene Collier, Ron Cook, columnists). Fittipaldo Phone/Cell: (412) 263-1230/(412) 215-4729. Pittsburgh Sports Report, 3 S. Linden St., Duquesne, PA 15110. (412) 680-9947. Fax: (412) 6809847. pghsports.com (Ellis Cannon, publisher; Tony DeFazio, editor; Anthony Jaskulski, beat writer). Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, D.L. Clark Building, 503 Martindale Street, Third Floor, Pittsburgh, PA 15212. (412) 321-6460. Fax: (412) 320-7964. pittsburghlive.com (Kevin Smith, sports editor; John Grupp, men’s basketball beat writer; John Harris, Kevin Gorman, Ralph Paulk, Joe Starkey, columnists). Grupp Phone/Cell: (412) 931-7435/(412) 716-9855. Tribune-Democrat, 425 Locust Street, Johnstown, PA 15907. (814) 532-5085. Fax: (814) 5391409. tribune-democrat.com (Eric Knopsnyder, sports editor). Uniontown Herald-Standard, 818 East Church Street, Uniontown, PA 15401. (724) 439-7500. Fax: (724) 439-7559. heraldstandard.com (Mike Ciarochi, sports editor). Valley Independent, Eastgate 19, Monessen, PA 15062. (724) 6845200. Fax: (724) 684-2603. pittsburghlive.com/x/ valleyindependent/ (Brian Herman, sports editor).

Junker, John Meyer, anchors/ reporters). WPXI (Channel 11, Pittsburgh), 11 Television Hill, Pittsburgh, PA 15230. (412) 237-1212. Fax: (412) 237-4900. wpxi.com (Mark Masa, sports producer; John Fedko, sports director; Bill Phillips, Alby Oxenreiter, Rich Walsh, anchors/ reporters). FSN Pittsburgh, 323 North Shore Drive, Suite 200, Pittsburgh, PA 15212. (412) 316-3800. Fax: (412) 316-3892. libertysportsgroup.com/ pittsburgh (Ted Black, Senior Vice President/General Manager; Shawn McClintock, VP/Assistant General Manager; Roger Lenhart, Jack Becker, producers; Stan Savran, Rob King, Paul Alexander, Dan Potash, anchors/reporters). WICU (Channel 12, Erie), 3514 State Street, Erie, PA 16509. (814) 454-5201. Fax: (814) 454-3753. wicu12.com (Mike Ruzzi, sports director/anchor). WJET (Channel 24, Erie), 3514 State Street, Erie, PA 16509. (814) 864-2400. Fax: (814) 864-1704. yourerie.com (Lou Baxter, news director; Luke Simons, sports director). WSEE (Channel 35, Erie), 1220 Peach Street, Erie, PA 16501. (814) 455-7575. Fax: (814) 459-3500. wsee.tv (Gary Drapcho, sports director/anchor).

Valley News Dispatch, 210 Fourth Avenue, Tarentum, PA 15084. (724) 224-4321. Fax: (724) 226-4677 pittsburghlive.com/x/ valleynewsdispatch/ (Bill Beckner, sports editor).

WTAJ (Channel 10, Altoona), 5000 Sixth Avenue, Altoona, PA 16602. (814) 944-2031. Fax: (814) 946-4763. wearecentralpa.com (Nick Foley, sports director; Mike Fink, Mike Mueller, sports anchors).

Washington Observer-Reporter, 122 S. Main Street, Washington, PA 15301. (724) 222-2200. Fax: (724) 225-2077. observerreporter.com (Chris Dugan, sports editor; Mike Kovak, beat writer).

WJAC (Channel 6, Johnstown), 49 Old Hickory Lane, Johnstown, PA 15905. (814) 255-7600. Fax: (814) 255-7658. wjactv.com (Tim Rigby, sports director).

WIRE SERVICES Associated Press, P.O. Box 1086, Wexford, PA 15090-1086. (412) 310-1650. Fax: (412) 281-1869. ap.org (Alan Robinson, sports editor).

TELEVISION KDKA (Channel 2, Pittsburgh), One Gateway Center, Pittsburgh, PA 15222. (412) 575-2215. Fax: (412) 575-2871. kdka.com (Mike Vukovcan, Mike Zappone, sports producers; Bob Pompeani, Jory Rand, anchors/reporters). WTAE (Channel 4, Pittsburgh), 400 Ardmore Boulevard, Pittsburgh, PA 15221. (412) 244-4659. Fax: (412) 244-4628. thepittsburghchannel.com (Michael Bennett, sports producer, Guy

WWCP-WATM (FOX, Johnstown), 1450 Scalp Avenue, Johnstown, PA 15904. (814) 266-8088. Fax: (814) 266-8329. fox8tv.com (Tim Rigby, sports anchor). PITT TV (University of Pittsburgh Campus Sports Station), 411 William Pitt Union, Pittsburgh, PA 15260. (412) 648-7990. Fax: (412) 648-7988. wpts.pitt.edu (Ryan Goetz, sports director).

RADIO 93.7 FM THE FAN, 651 Holiday Drive, Building 5, Pittsburgh, PA 15220. (412) 920-9400. Fax: (412) 920-9444. 937thefan.com (Terry Foxx, program director; Paul Alexander, Jon Burton, Jim Colony, Vinnie Richichi, Ron Cook, John Seibel, Joe Starkey, Gregg Giannotti, Andrew Fillipponi, Chris Mueller, talk show hosts; Jeff Hatthorn, reporter).

FOX SPORTS RADIO 970 (WBGGAM), 200 Fleet Street, Fourth Floor, Pittsburgh PA 15220. (412) 9371441. Fax: (412) 937-0323. fox970.com (Bob McLaughlin, program director/producer; Joe C. Bendel, Greg Linnelli, talk show hosts). KDKA-AM, One Gateway Center, Pittsburgh, PA 15222. (412) 5752547. Fax: (412) 575-2874. kdkaradio.com (Jeff Hathhorn, sports director). KQV-AM, 650 Smithfield Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15222 (412) 5625900. Fax: (412) 562-5903. kqv.com (Frank Gottlieb, news director). WDVE-FM, 200 Fleet Street, 4th Floor, Pittsburgh, PA 15220. (412) 937-1441. Fax: (412) 937-0323. dve.com (Mike Prisuta, sports director). WEAE-AM (ESPN Radio 1250), 400 Ardmore Boulevard, Pittsburgh, PA 15221. (412) 731-1250. Fax: (412) 244-4596. WPTS-FM (University of Pittsburgh Campus Station), 416 William Pitt Union, Pittsburgh, PA 15260. (412) 648-7990. Fax: (412) 648-7998. wpts.pitt.edu (Greg Weston, general manager, Ryan Goetz, sports director). WXDX 105.9 FM, 200 Fleet Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15220. (412) 333WXDX. Fax: (412) 937-4706. (Tim Benz and Mark Madden, talk show hosts). Radio Pennsylvania Network, 4801 Lindle Road, Harrisburg, PA 17111. (800) 735-0202. Fax: (717) 704-3678. radiopa.com (Dave Eddy, sports director).

PITT RELATED MEDIA SportsTicker, (800) 367-8935 or (800) 431-1654. Pantherlair, 200 S. Millvale, #302, Pittsburgh, PA 15224. (412) 6008696. PantherLair.com (Pitt site contact: Chris Peak, editor/beat reporter). PantherDigest.com, 222 Scenic Hill Drive, Carnegie, PA 15106. (412) 498-1935. Pantherdigest.com (Pitt site contact: Tony Greco, editor/beat reporter).

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PITTSBURGH SERVICE DIRECTORY PITTSBURGH AREA HOTELS OAKLAND Holiday Inn-University Center 100 Lytton Avenue Phone: (412) 682-6200

Hilton & Towers-Pittsburgh Gateway Center, 600 Commonwealth Place Phone: (412) 391-4600

Wyndham Garden Hotel 3454 Forbes Ave. Phone: (412) 683-2040

Westin Convention Center 1000 Penn Ave. Phone: (412) 281-3700

Hampton Inn 3315 Hamlet Street Phone: (412) 681-1000

SOUTH/WEST/AIRPORT Best Western Parkway Center 875 Greentree Rd. Phone: (412) 922-7070

Quality Inn 3401 Blvd. of the Allies Phone: (412) 683-6100 DOWNTOWN Pittsburgh Marriott City Center 112 Washington Place Phone: (412) 471-4000

Days Inn 1150 Banksville Road Phone: (412) 531-8900 Embassy Suites 550 Cherrington Parkway Phone: (412) 269-9070

DRIVING DISTANCES Greentree-Radison 101 Radison Drive Phone: (412) 922-8400 Ramada-Greentree 401 Holiday Drive Phone: (412) 922-8100 Holiday Inn-Airport 8256 University Boulevard Phone: (412) 262-3600 Marriott-Airport 777 Aten Road Phone: (412) 788-8800 Four Points by Sheraton One Industry Lane Phone: (724) 695-0002

TRANSPORTATION AIRPORT Pittsburgh International Airport Phone: (412) 472-3525

CAR RENTAL Alamo Local: (412) 472-5060 Phone: (800) 327-9633

AIRLINES American Phone: (800) 433-7300

Avis Phone: (800) 831-2847

Continental Phone: (800) 523-3273

Budget-Airport Phone: (412) 472-5252

Delta Phone: (800) 221-1212

Dollar-Airport Phone: (866) 434-2226

Northwest Phone: (800) 225-2525

Enterprise Phone: (800) 736-8222

United Phone: (800) 241-6522

Hertz Local: (412) 472-5955 Phone: (800) 654-3131

US Airways Phone: (800) 428-4322

National Local: (412) 472-5094 Phone: (800) 227-7368 Thrifty Local: (412) 472-3333 Phone: (800) 367-2277 TAXI SERVICE Checker Cab Company Phone: (412) 664-5600 Peoples Cab Company Phone: (412) 444-5334 Yellow Cab Company Phone: (412) 321-8100 TRAINS Amtrak Phone: (800) 872-7245

MAJOR CITIES City Mileage Atlanta, Ga. .......................... 680 Baltimore, Md. ...................... 250 Boston, Mass. ....................... 570 Buffalo, N.Y. .......................... 220 Charleston, W.Va. ................. 230 Charlotte, N.C. ..................... 500 Chicago, Ill. ........................... 480 Cincinnati, Ohio .................... 294 Cleveland, Ohio ..................... 130 Columbus, Ohio ..................... 190 Detroit, Mich. ........................ 300 Hartford, Conn. ..................... 470 Indianapolis, Ind. ................... 360 Louisville, Ky. ........................ 390 Miami, Fla. ......................... 1,181 Milwaukee, Wis. ................... 560 New York City ........................ 380 St. Louis, Mo. ....................... 610 Washington, D.C. ................. 250 REGIONAL CITIES City Mileage Allentown, Pa. ....................... 284 Altoona, Pa. ............................ 95 Erie, Pa. ................................ 127 Harrisburg, Pa. ...................... 204 Philadelphia ........................... 310 Reading, Pa. ......................... 261 Scranton, Pa. ........................ 286 State College, Pa. ................ 137 Williamsport, Pa. ................... 199 Youngstown, Ohio ................... 70 BIG EAST SCHOOLS City Mileage Chicago, Ill. ........................... 480 Cincinnati, Ohio .................... 294 East Orange, N.J. ................. 360 Louisville, Ky. ........................ 390 Milwaukee, Wis. ................... 560 Morgantown, W.Va. ................ 76 New York City ........................ 380 Philadelphia ........................... 310 Piscataway, N.J. ................... 359 Providence, R.I. .................... 560 South Bend, Ind. .................. 372 Storrs, Conn. ......................... 521 Syracuse, N.Y. ....................... 360 Tampa, Fla. ........................ 1,028 Washington, D.C. ................. 250 FAR LEFT: ESPN’s broadcast team of Dick Vitale and Dan Shulman. The duo frequents the Petersen Events Center each year. LEFT: Bill Raftery and Verne Lundquist are regulars at Pitt.

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PETERSEN EVENTS CENTER HIGHLIGHTS ■ Official seating capacity: 12,508 (all chairbacks). ■ Baierl Basketball Center featuring private weight room, practice facility, athletic training facilities, equipment room, basketball offices and academic support services all centrally located. ■ The Willis Center for Academics for student-athletes. ■ Student body encircles the court during home games. ■ Five courtside luxury suites. ■ 12 private luxury boxes. ■ College basketball’s finest club lounge. ■ 40,000-square foot Baierl Student Recreation Center. ■ McCarl Panthers Hall of Champions. ■ World Headquarters — Panthers Authentic Store. ■ Unique Restaurant Row plus concessions with 66 points of sale. ■ Enhances student life on campus with the ability to host graduation, concerts, on-campus functions and lectures. ■ Square footage: 430,000.

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OPPONENT (TV)

Sept. 25

FAN FEST/MAGGIE DIXON HEART HEALTH FAIR BLUE-GOLD SCRIMMAGE NORTHWOOD UNIV. (Fla.) (Exh.) INDIANA, Pa. (Exh.)

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*SOUTH FLORIDA at *St. John’s (ESPN) *WEST VIRGINIA (ESPN) at *Louisville (CBS) at *South Florida (ESPN-U) *VILLANOVA (CBS)

7:00 PM NOON 9:00 PM 2:00 PM 9:00 PM 4:00 PM

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MARCH 17-20 NCAA First & Second Rounds (CBS) MARCH 24-27 NCAA Regionals (CBS) NCAA Final Four (CBS) APRIL 2-4

TBA TBA TBA

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2K Sports Classic benefiting Coaches vs. Cancer (Pittsburgh, Pa.) NOV. 8 RHODE ISLAND (ESPN-U) 7:00 PM NOV.10 ILLINOIS-CHICAGO 7:00 PM NOV.13 NORTH FLORIDA (ESPN-R/FSN) 4:00 PM 2K Sports Classic benefiting Coaches vs. Cancer (New York, N.Y.) NOV. 18 vs. Maryland (ESPN2) 7:00 PM Texas vs. Illinois 9:30 PM NOV. 19 CONSOLATION GAME (ESPN2) 5:00 PM CHAMPIONSHIP GAME (ESPN2) 7:00 PM NOV. 23 NOV. 27 DEC. 1

(Texas or Illinois) ROBERT MORRIS (ESPN-R/FSN) PENN vs. DUQUESNE (ESPN-U)

7:00 PM 7:00 PM 9:00 PM

DIRECTV SEC/Big East Invitational (Pittsburgh, Pa.) DEC. 11 vs. TENNESSEE (ESPN) DEC. 18 MD. EASTERN SHORE (ESPN-R/FSN) DEC. 22 AMERICAN DEC. 27 *CONNECTICUT (ESPN2) JAN. 4 at *Providence (ESPN-R/FSN) JAN. 8 *MARQUETTE (ESPN-R/WTAE) JAN. 12 at *Georgetown (ESPN/ESPN2) JAN. 15 *SETON HALL (ESPN-R/FSN) JAN. 17 *SYRACUSE (ESPN) JAN. 22 at *DePaul (ESPN-R/FSN) JAN. 24 *NOTRE DAME (ESPN) JAN. 29 at *Rutgers (ESPN2) FEB. 5 *CINCINNATI (ESPN-R/FSN) FEB. 7 at *West Virginia (ESPN) FEB. 12 at *Villanova (ESPN)

3:15 PM 7:00 PM 7:00 PM 8:30 PM 7:00 PM 2:00 PM 7:00 PM 7:00 PM 7:30 PM 4:00 PM 7:00 PM 8:00 PM 6:00 PM 7:00 PM 9:00 PM

All game times are subject to change. All Times Eastern. All home games in CAPS and BOLD. Television games in parentheses. *indicates Big East Conference games. All home games played in the Petersen Events Center on the University of Pittsburgh campus. For ticket information, please call (800) 643-PITT or (412) 648-PITT.