The Coaching Legacy of Danny Carmichael (CH 2K8)

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NCAA Tournament Bracket



Radford gets a #13 seed in the Midwest Region! They will take on the #4 Michigan State Spartans!



East Region

#1 Connecticut
#16 Southern Utah

#8 NC State
#9 Florida State

#5 Arizona
#12 Cornell

#4 North Carolina
#13 Lehigh

#6 Saint Joseph's
#11 UW-Green Bay

#3 Tennessee
#14 Saint Francis (PA)

#7 Louisville
#10 Maryland

#2 UCLA
#15 New Mexico State

West Region

#1 Villanova
#16 Prairie View

#8 Virginia
#9 Pacific

#5 Georgia
#12 UNLV

#4 Stanford
#13 UTEP

#6 Oklahoma State
#11 George Mason

#3 West Virginia
#14 Rhode Island

#7 Washington
#10 Boston University

#2 Syracuse
#15 Bradley

South Region

#1 Texas
#16 Howard

#8 Auburn
#9 Western Michigan

#5 LSU
#12 Kent State

#4 USC
#13 UT-Arlington

#6 Georgia Tech
#11 Miami (FL)

#3 Alabama
#14 Loyola (MD)

#7 Wisconsin
#10 Saint Louis

#2 Duke
#15 East Tennessee State

Midwest Region

#1 Baylor
#16 Davidson

#8 Seton Hall
#9 Notre Dame

#5 Kansas State
#12 Gonzaga

#4 Michigan State
#13 Radford

#6 Kentucky
#11 Providence

#3 Indiana
#14 Hartford

#7 Middle Tennessee State
#10 Florida

#2 Memphis
#15 Murray State

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March 19, 2009: Radford vs. Michigan State

Michigan State moves on to the Round of 32 as they put a beatdown on Radford, 88-68.

Radford was led by Senior SG Aaron Dupre who scored 14 points on 5 of 7 shooting and a perfect 2 for 2 from behind the 3 point arc in his final collegiate game. Redshirt Senior SF T.J. Gouard also had a solid final game in a Highlander uniform. Gouard scored 10 points on 3 of 6 shooting and he shot 3 of 4 from the free throw line. Junior PG Fredrick Garnett finished with 10 points on 3 of 7 shooting... All 3 of his made baskets were 3 pointers.

Michigan State was led by Junior SF Brett Davidson who finished the game with a double double by scoring 24 points and grabbing 10 boards. Sophomore SG Ilian Carroto had a very efficient game shooting the ball, as he scored 13 points on 4 of 5 shooting from the field, including 2 of 3 from behind the 3 point arc. Sophomore SG Majak Laurelin came off the bench and had a solid all around game. The Sophomore finished with 13 points, 4 rebounds, 3 assists, and 2 steals. Redshirt Senior PF Muhamed McFarlin chipped in 10 points on 5 of 6 shooting from the floor.

Michigan State will move on to play #5 Kansas State in the Round of 32.

For Radford, they had a great season in year 2 of the Danny Carmichael era. The Highlanders finished the season 21-10 overall and 11-3 in Conference Play. This is the Highlander's first 20 season since the 1998-1999 squad won exactly 20 games. Now Coach Carmichael's next task should be securing another good recruiting class... If he can do that, don't be surprised if the Highlanders possibly make some national noise next year.

Radford Highlanders at Michigan State Spartans
Mar 19, 2009	1ST	2ND	SCORE
#13 Radford (21-10)	30	38	68
#4 Michigan State (27-8)	48	40	88

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NCAA Tournament: 1st Round Results

East Region

#1 Connecticut: 88
#16 Southern Utah: 63

#8 NC State: 75
#9 Florida State: 67

#5 Arizona: 94
#12 Cornell: 86

#4 North Carolina: 94
#13 Lehigh: 57

#6 Saint Joseph's: 64
#11 UW-Green Bay: 66

#3 Tennessee: 108
#14 Saint Francis (PA): 87

#7 Louisville: 92
#10 Maryland: 73

#2 UCLA: 93
#15 New Mexico State: 69

West Region

#1 Villanova: 100
#16 Prairie View: 58

#8 Virginia: 71
#9 Pacific: 89

#5 Georgia: 78
#12 UNLV: 87

#4 Stanford: 95
#13 UTEP: 86

#6 Oklahoma State: 93
#11 George Mason: 72

#3 West Virginia: 86
#14 Rhode Island: 72

#7 Washington: 84
#10 Boston University: 75

#2 Syracuse: 84
#15 Bradley: 73

South Region

#1 Texas: 97
#16 Howard: 87

#8 Auburn: 82
#9 Western Michigan: 94

#5 LSU: 69
#12 Kent State: 60

#4 USC: 109
#13 UT-Arlington: 65

#6 Georgia Tech: 91
#11 Miami (FL): 94

#3 Alabama: 84
#14 Loyola (MD): 79

#7 Wisconsin: 73
#10 Saint Louis: 70

#2 Duke: 79
#15 East Tennessee State: 69

Midwest Region

#1 Baylor: 91
#16 Davidson: 73

#8 Seton Hall: 94
#9 Notre Dame: 66

#5 Kansas State: 84
#12 Gonzaga: 78

#4 Michigan State: 88
#13 Radford: 68

#6 Kentucky: 93
#11 Providence: 97

#3 Indiana: 88
#14 Hartford: 66

#7 Middle Tennessee State: 68
#10 Florida: 65

#2 Memphis: 93
#15 Murray State: 52

NCAA Tournament: 2nd Round Matchups

East Region

#1 Connecticut
#8 NC State

#5 Arizona
#4 North Carolina

#11 UW-Green Bay
#3 Tennessee

#7 Louisville
#2 UCLA

West Region

#1 Villanova
#9 Pacific

#12 UNLV
#4 Stanford

#6 Oklahoma State
#3 West Virginia

#7 Washington
#2 Syracuse

South Region

#1 Texas
#9 Western Michigan

#5 LSU
#4 USC

#11 Miami (FL)
#3 Alabama

#7 Wisconsin
#2 Duke

Midwest Region

#1 Baylor
#8 Seton Hall

#5 Kansas State
#4 Michigan State

#11 Providence
#3 Indiana

#7 Middle Tennessee State
#2 Memphis

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NCAA Tournament: 2nd Round Results

East Region

#1 Connecticut: 56
#8 NC State: 76

#5 Arizona: 106
#4 North Carolina: 82

#11 UW-Green Bay: 76
#3 Tennessee: 84

#7 Louisville: 87
#2 UCLA: 75

West Region

#1 Villanova: 78
#9 Pacific: 66

#12 UNLV: 68
#4 Stanford: 63

#6 Oklahoma State: 91
#3 West Virginia: 93

#7 Washington: 82
#2 Syracuse: 94

South Region

#1 Texas: 87
#9 Western Michigan: 81

#5 LSU: 72
#4 USC: 85

#11 Miami (FL): 59
#3 Alabama: 76

#7 Wisconsin: 82
#2 Duke: 70

Midwest Region

#1 Baylor: 83
#8 Seton Hall: 90

#5 Kansas State: 69
#4 Michigan State: 89

#11 Providence: 85
#3 Indiana: 67

#7 Middle Tennessee State: 61
#2 Memphis: 75

NCAA Tournament: Sweet 16 Matchups

East Region

#8 NC State
#5 Arizona

#3 Tennessee
#7 Louisville

West Region

#1 Villanova
#12 UNLV

#3 West Virginia
#2 Syracuse

South Region

#1 Texas
#4 USC

#3 Alabama
#7 Wisconsin

Midwest Region

#8 Seton Hall
#4 Michigan State

#11 Providence
#2 Memphis

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NCAA Tournament: Sweet 16 Results

East Region

#8 NC State: 92
#5 Arizona: 71

#3 Tennessee: 71
#7 Louisville: 102

West Region

#1 Villanova: 78
#12 UNLV: 79

#3 West Virginia: 77
#2 Syracuse: 73

South Region

#1 Texas: 98
#4 USC: 92

#3 Alabama: 88
#7 Wisconsin: 59

Midwest Region

#8 Seton Hall: 90
#4 Michigan State: 94

#11 Providence: 73
#2 Memphis: 84

NCAA Tournament: Elite 8 Matchups

East Region

#8 NC State
#7 Louisville

West Region

#12 UNLV
#3 West Virginia

South Region

#1 Texas
#3 Alabama

Midwest Region

#4 Michigan State
#2 Memphis

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NCAA Tournament: Elite 8 Results

East Region

#8 NC State: 72
#7 Louisville: 81

West Region

#12 UNLV: 95
#3 West Virginia: 92

South Region

#1 Texas: 66
#3 Alabama: 73

Midwest Region

#4 Michigan State: 100
#2 Memphis: 77

Final Four Matchups

#7 Louisville
#12 UNLV

#3 Alabama
#4 Michigan State

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NCAA Tournament: Final Four Results

#7 Louisville: 77
#12 UNLV: 59

#3 Alabama: 79
#4 Michigan State: 86

NCAA Tournament: Championship Game Matchup



VS.

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NCAA Tournament Championship Results

#7 Louisville: 84
#4 Michigan State: 74




The Louisville Cardinals are the 2008-2009 NCAA Tournament Champions!!!

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End of Season Awards

Louisville won the National Championship
Clemson won the NIT Championship
National Player of the Year: C-John Nicholas (Kevin Love)-Sophomore-UCLA
Mid-Major Player of the Year: PF-Irving Lennon-Senior-FAU
Coach of the Year: Tom Izzo-Michigan State
Defensive Player of the Year: SF-Michael Neverett-Junior-Syracuse
Big Man of the Year: C-John Nicholas (Kevin Love)-Sophomore-UCLA
NCAA Freshman of the Year: PG-Armond Fitch-Maryland

08-09 NCAA 1st Team All-Americans
Pos	Player Name	Ht	Wt	Year
PG	Brennon Brewington, Texas	5'11	158	Sr.
SG	Troy Griffith, Memphis	6'6	200	Sr.
SF	Michael Neverett, Syracuse	6'5	220	Jr.
PF	Walter Larmond, Kansas State	6'11	237	So.
C	John Nicholas, UCLA	6'10	265	So.

08-09 NCAA 2nd Team All-Americans
Pos	Player Name	Ht	Wt	Year
PG	Ken Nwoke, Oregon	5'6	157	Jr.
SG	Rashid Jenkins, UTEP	6'5	187	Sr.
SF	Edgar Fray, Tennessee	6'7	215	Jr.
PF	Irving Lennon, FAU	6'8	252	Sr.
C	Lucky Freije, Notre Dame	6'8	255	Jr.

08-09 Freshman All-Americans
Pos	Player Name	Ht	Wt	Year
PG	Armond Fitch, Maryland	5'10	159	Fr.
SG	Rudolph Goss, St. John's	6'4	198	Fr.
SF	Mensah Cole, North Carolina	6'5	220	Fr.
PF	Clayton Essengue, Virginia	6'9	210	Fr.
C	Nile Kennedy, South Florida	6'9	235	Fr.

Big South Conference Awards

Big South Conference Champions: Radford: 21-10 (11-3)
Conference Coach of the Year: Randy Peele-Winthrop
Conference Player of the Year: PG-Richie Gonzales-Junior-Coastal Carolina
Conference Freshman of the Year: C-Jon Paul Salisbery-Redshirt Freshman-Liberty

08-09 1st Team All-Big South
Pos	Player Name	Ht	Wt	Year
PG	Richie Gonzales, Coastal Carolina	5'11	165	Jr.
SG	Noudi Goodrich, VMI	6'4	203	Sr.
SF	Ayinde Nixon, VMI	6'4	199	Sr.
PF	Mike Garner, Coastal Carolina	6'5	189	Sr.
C	Reid Obasohan, UNC Asheville	7'6	374	Jr.

08-09 2nd Team All-Big South
Pos	Player Name	Ht	Wt	Year
PG	Kenan Walker, Coastal Carolina	6'0	184	Sr.
SG	Sammy Coleman, Radford	6'0	174	Fr.
SF	Konrad Bowers, Liberty	6'5	234	Jr.
PF	Cordell Darden, Radford	6'10	246	Fr.
C	Jon Paul Salisberry, Liberty	7'0	250	Fr.

08-09 Freshman All-Big South
Pos	Player Name	Ht	Wt	Year
PG	Francis Munyagi, Winthrop	5'9	165	Fr.
SG	Sammy Coleman, Radford	6'0	174	Fr.
SF	Landon Snow, Radford	6'6	203	Fr.
PF	Cordell Darden, Radford	6'10	246	Fr.
C	Jon Paul Salisberry, Liberty	7'0	250	Fr.

Radford End of Season Stats

Radford Highlanders Stats - 08-09
Player	GP	MIN	PPG	RPG	APG	SPG	BPG	TPG	FPG
Fredrick Garnett	28	26.1	10.8	1.9	2.0	1.4	0.0	3.1	2.7
Aaron Dupre	31	17.9	9.9	1.7	0.5	0.6	0.0	1.8	1.4
Sammy Coleman	31	23.6	7.9	3.1	4.9	1.0	0.2	1.9	2.5
Cordell Darden	31	22.6	7.6	6.5	0.6	0.9	0.2	1.9	2.5
Landon Snow	31	24.2	7.4	5.2	0.8	0.8	1.5	2.0	2.2
Bud Mann	30	22.6	6.8	4.8	0.5	1.0	0.9	1.7	2.6
Dave Torbert	31	17.2	6.3	0.1	0.5	0.6	0.2	1.6	1.6
T.J. Gouard	31	19.0	6.1	4.0	0.7	0.5	0.0	2.0	1.8
Drake Conn	31	14.4	6.0	4.6	0.5	0.3	0.0	1.1	1.5
Ryan Ariza	31	6.2	2.4	1.1	0.2	0.3	0.0	0.5	0.6
Reginald Holbrook	31	5.2	1.8	1.0	0.1	0.3	0.2	0.4	0.6
TEAM TOTALS			71.7	33.5	11.2	7.5	3.4	17.7	20.0

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Sophomore SG Ryan Ariza Leaves Team



Radford, VA -- Sophomore Shooting Guard Ryan Ariza has been granted a release from the basketball team. Ariza stated he wanted to leave due to personal reasons.

Ariza averaged 2.4 points this past season and averaged just 6.2 minutes of playing time per game. Ariza was going to have an increased role on the team due to the graduation of Senior Shooting Guards Aaron Dupre and Dave Torbert.

With the departure of Ariza, Radford Coach Danny Carmichael now has 4 scholarships to fill in the Spring Signing Period, instead of the original 3.

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2009 Off-Season

Off-Season Departures
#	NAME	POS	HT	WT	CLASS	HOMETOWN
1	Ryan Ariza (61)	SG	6'5	188	SO	Virginia Beach, VA
4	Dave Torbert (61)	SG	6'4	194	SR	Baltimore, MO
23	T.J. Gouard (66)	SF	6'6	219	SR	Memphis, TN
24	Aaron Dupre (63)	SG	6'3	189	SR	Virginia Beach, VA
33	Reginald Holbrook (57)	PF	6'8	205	SR	Chapel Hill, NC

2009 Recruiting Class



The wait is finally over!!

Coach Danny Carmichael could become one of the hottest coaching commodities in next years Coaching Carousel. He has taken a Radford program that went 8-22 back in 06-07 to 21-10 in just 2 years on the job. He has built up what was an overall bad roster into one of the best, if not the best in the Big South. And now, he could be considered as one of the best recruiters in the country.

Coach Carmichael has absolutely killed it on the recruiting trail. This 2009 Recruiting Class ranks as the #32 Class in the entire country, the #4 Mid-Major Recruiting Class, and of course, the #1 Recruiting Class in the Big South. This class consists of a 3* player at each position: C, PF, SF, SG, and PG and it would not surprise me one bit if 4 maybe even 5 of them started next season.

Here is the 5 players who make up this 2009 Radford Recruiting Class

Radford Highlanders Recruiting - 2009
NAME	POS	CLASS	HOMETOWN	HT	WT	CALIBER
Marquis Peterson (154)	#8 C	HS	El Paso, TX	6'9	228
Brandon Ray (157)	#32 PF	HS	Virginia Beach, VA	6'8	203
Kenny Andrews (173)	#42 SG	HS	Queens, NY	6'2	182
Emmett Bonner (196)	#38 SF	HS	Lafayette, IN	6'4	219
Cedrick Covington (353)	#104 PG	HS	Lynchburg, VA	6'0	179

3* Center Marquis Peterson headlines this recruiting class. Peterson is from El Paso, TX and is the #8 C in the Country and the #154 overall player in the country. Peterson's biggest strengths are his rebounding, low post offense, and athleticism. Don't be surprised if Peterson starts next year. :P

3* Power Forward Brandon Ray chose to stay home in Virginia and sign with the Highlanders. Ray is from Virginia Beach, VA and is the #32 PF in the country and the #157 overall player in the country. Ray's biggest strengths are his Mid range shooting, rebounding, and he's very quick for a 6'8 PF. Ray will be a big contributer next year, if not the starter over Cordell Darden.

Kenny Andrews is a 3* Shooting Guard from Queens, NY. Andrews is the #42 SG and the #173 Overall player in the 2009 class. Andrews is now the highest rated player to ever sign with Radford. Andrews' strengths are definitely his 3 point shooting, speed, and on ball defense. Andrews will battle with Sammy Coleman for the starting SG spot next year.

Emmett Bonner is a 3* Small Forward from Lafayette, IN. Bonner is the #38 SF in the country and #198 overall player in the country. Bonner's biggest strengths are his outside shooting, on ball defense, and his ability to score at the basket. Bonner will battle with Landon Snow for the starting SF spot next year.

3* Point Guard Cedrick Covington also chose to stay home in Virginia. Covington hails from Lynchburg, VA and is the #104 PG in the country and the #353 overall player in the country. Covington's biggest strengths are his speed, on ball defense, and ability to get to the basket. Covington may battle Fredrick Garnett for the starting PG spot next year.

Top Recruiting Classes - 2009
RK	TEAM	5	4	3	2	1	TOTAL
1	Pittsburgh	2	2	0	0	0	4
2	Michigan State	3	0	1	0	0	4
3	North Carolina	2	3	3	0	0	8
4	Texas Tech	1	3	0	0	0	4
5	UCLA	2	2	1	0	0	5
6	Stanford	1	2	0	0	0	3
7	Alabama	1	0	3	0	0	4
8	Illinois	1	2	1	0	0	4
9	Georgia Tech	0	4	0	0	0	4
10	UNLV	1	1	2	0	0	4
11	Providence	0	3	5	0	0	8
12	Xavier	2	1	0	0	0	3
13	Kansas	1	1	1	0	0	3
14	Florida State	1	2	0	0	0	3
15	Connecticut	1	2	2	0	0	5
16	Memphis	0	3	0	0	0	3
17	Clemson	1	1	1	0	0	3
18	Marquette	0	2	2	0	0	4
19	Gonzaga	1	0	3	0	0	4
20	Missouri	0	2	2	0	0	4
21	George Washington	0	2	2	0	0	4
22	Rhode Island	1	0	2	0	0	3
23	Virginia Tech	0	3	0	0	0	3
24	Washington	0	1	3	0	0	4
25	BYU	0	1	2	0	0	3

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2009-2010 (Year 3) Preview



Radford Info
Overall Rating: 79 (+6)
Offense Rating: 80 (+6)
Defense Rating: 78 (+7)
Projected Conference Ranking: 1st
Scholarships Available: 4
Recruiting Needs: C, PG, SG, SF

Coaching Profile: 5 Attributes Available

Overall: C
Offense: C-
Defense: C-
Teaching: B (+4)
Scouting: C-
Charisma: A+ (+1)
Discipline: C-

2009-2010 Radford Highlanders Roster

09-10 Radford Highlanders
#	NAME	POS	HT	WT	CLASS	HOMETOWN
2	Sammy Coleman (71)	SG	6'0	183	SO	Newport News, VA
3	Drake Conn (63)	PF	6'6	224	JR	New Zealand
5	Cedrick Covington (68)	PG	6'0	181	FR	Lynchburg, VA
11	Fredrick Garnett (69)	PG	5'9	203	SR	Bethlehem, PA
12	Marquis Peterson (74)	C	6'9	235	FR	El Paso, TX
21	Lionel Goodman (53, Walk On)	SF	6'6	216	FR	Reno, NV
22	Landon Snow (67)	SF	6'6	207	SO	Williamsburg, VA
30	Emmett Bonner (72)	SF	6'5	226	FR	Lafayette, IN
35	Kenny Andrews (72)	SG	6'2	189	FR	Queens, NY
43	Cordell Darden (68)	PF	6'10	258	SO	San Bernardino, CA
45	Bud Mann (67)	C	7'0	236	SR	Lee's Summit, MO
52	Brandon Ray (73)	PF	6'8	205	FR	Virginia Beach, VA

Radford Highlanders Depth Chart - 09-10
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
PG	Fredrick Garnett (69)	Cedrick Covington (68)
SG	Kenny Andrews (72)	Sammy Coleman (71)
SF	Emmett Bonner (72)	Landon Snow (67)
PF	Brandon Ray (73)	Cordell Darden (68)	Drake Conn (63)
C	Marquis Peterson (74)	Bud Mann (67)

Comparison to the 2007-2008 (Year 1) Roster

2007-2008 Radford Highlanders
#	NAME	POS	HT	WT	CLASS	HOMETOWN
1	Ryan Ariza (59)	SG	6'5	181	FR	Virginia Beach, VA
3	Drake Conn (60)	PF	6'6	220	FR	New Zealand
4	Dave Torbert (59)	SG	6'4	187	JR	Baltimore, MD
11	Fredrick Garnett (66)	PG	5'9	193	SO	Bethlehem, PA
12	Marlon Webber (57)	PF	6'7	217	FR	Des Moines, IA
22	Wayne Perry (50)	PF	6'8	174	SR	Norfolk, VA
23	T.J. Gouard (64)	SF	6'6	217	RS JR	Memphis, TN
24	Aaron Dupre (61)	SG	6'3	182	JR	Virginia Beach, VA
31	James O'Hanon (50)	C	6'9	190	SR	Virginia Beach, VA
33	Reginald Holbrook (55)	SF	6'8	203	JR	Chapel Hill, NC
40	Brice Radford (50)	C	6'8	221	SO	Virginia Beach, VA
54	Shaun Howell (52)	C	6'9	278	SR	Portsmouth, VA

Player Cut:
SG-Andre Dunnington: 49 Overall

Radford Highlanders Depth Chart - 07-08
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
PG	Frederick Garnett (66)	Aaron Dupre (61)
SG	Aaron Dupre (61)	Ryan Ariza (59)	Dave Torbert (59)
SF	T.J. Gouard (64)	Reginald Holbrook (55)
PF	Drake Conn (60)	Marlon Webber (57)	Wayne Perry (50)
C	Shaun Howell (52)	James O'Hanon (50)	Brice Radford (50)

2009-2010 Radford Schedule

11/5: Stony Brook
11/7: @ Nevada
11/9-11/10: O'Reilly Auto Parts CBE Classic D
11/14: @ Rice
11/20: O'Reilly Auto Parts CBE Classic
11/24: vs. CSU Bakersfield
11/28: vs. Manhattan
11/29: Start of Signing Period
12/5: @ Marshall
12/6: End of Signing Period
12/7: vs. East Tennessee State
12/12: vs. Gardner Webb
12/16: @ Miami (FL)
12/22: @ Charlotte
1/4: @ Wyoming
1/9: @ UNC Asheville
1/12: @ High Point
1/16: vs. Winthrop
1/18: vs. Coastal Carolina
1/23: vs. Liberty
1/25: @ Charleston Southern
1/30: @ VMI
2/3: @ Liberty
2/6: vs. UNC Asheville
2/9: vs. High Point
2/13: @ Coastal Carolina
2/15: @ Winthrop
2/19: @ CSU Bakersfield
2/23: vs. Charleston Southern
2/27: vs. VMI

*Red denotes Conference Games
**Blue Denotes Non Conference Tournaments

NCAA Hoops Rankings - AP Top 25 - Updated: Oct 19, 2009
RK	TEAM (VOTES)	RECORD
1	Duke
2	Tennessee
3	Louisville
4	USC
5	Maryland
6	Texas
7	Arizona
8	Syracuse
9	Michigan State
10	Florida
11	Seton Hall
12	Connecticut
13	UCLA
14	Kentucky
15	Memphis
16	West Virginia
17	North Carolina
18	Wisconsin
19	Mississippi State
20	Oklahoma State
21	California
22	NC State
23	Villanova
24	Vanderbilt
25	Notre Dame

[vicebeliever42]

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Am I going crazy or do you have 5 freshmen starting:

[orlegend0208]

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Am I going crazy or do you have 5 freshmen starting:

No, I "only" have 4 starting. :P

The starting PG, Fredrick Garnett, is a Senior this year.

[Deuce2223]

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You win 21 games and win the championship,yet you don't get named Big South COY?

Congrats by the way, losing to MSU who made the Championship game was pretty much expected.


Very nice recruiting class. If you do stay at Radford, I can really see you guy's making some noise in the NCAA a couple years from now.

I am sorta surprised you didn't cut Cron to free up his scholarship a year earlier. I personally like to just run a 10 man rotation.