Saint Joseph's Hawks (CH2K5)

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2004-05 Saint Joseph's Preview
Friday October 14th, 2004
The Philadelphia Inquirer

St. Joe's had a huge 2003-04 season, and it will be hard to live up to the expectations of last years team. After going undefeated in the regular season last year, and making it to the Elite Eight, the team lost Jameer Nelson (2003-04 Player of the Year) and Delonte West who was drafted by the Boston Celtics in the first round of the 2004 NBA draft. The Hawks have a great coach though, Phil Martelli last seasons coach of the year will have a lot to overcome, with this years team needing the most work than any he has seen in his 10-year career. This year the Hawks will be fighting for their fifth straight Atlantic-10 title and a third straight NCAA Tournament berth. With 10 returning players from last year winning team, the Hawks should still be motivated to try to win. The first thing the Hawks need is a scorer, someone to fill the shoes of Jameer Nelson and Delonte West, who last year scored almost half the teams total points. Coach Martelli will probably look to senior forward Pat Carroll to take on the role, he was the only player besides Nelson and West to average double digits in scoring last year. Forward John Bryant and center Dwayne Jones also will be looked upon as scoring threats, and they also are very good on defense. This years team has four freshmen to mention of, there are two guards, Abdulai Jalloh who is 6'1" and Pete Kathopoulis who is 5'11". The other two are forwards, Rob Ferguson who is 6'8" and Pat Calathes who is 6'10". Freshman Pat Calathes is very dangerous from beyond the arch, and Abdulai Jalloh is very energetic and can drive to the hoop well. This years team will be quick on both sides of the court and should be fun to watch.


Starting Five

Point Guard

Dwayne Lee
Junior - Guard - 6'2" 180 Lbs.

Shooting Guard

John Bryant
Senior - Guard - 6'7" 225 Lbs.

Small Forward

Pat Carroll
Senior - Forward - 6'5" 200 Lbs.

Power Forward

Dave Mallon
Junior - Forward - 6'10" 240 Lbs.

Center

Dwayne Jones
Junior - Center - 6'11" 250 Lbs.


Bench

Abdulai Jalloh

Freshman - Guard - 6'1" 190 Lbs.

Pat Calathes

Freshman - Forward - 6'10" 205 Lbs.

Chet Stachitas

Junior - Guard - 6'5" 195 Lbs.

Arvydas Lidzius

Sophomore - Forward - 6'9" 210 Lbs.

Rob Sullivan

Junior - Guard - 6'0" 180 Lbs.

Andrew Koefer

Sophomore - Guard - 6'1" 190 Lbs.

Artur Surov

Sophomore - Center - 7'1" 245 Lbs.

Rob Ferguson

Freshman - Forward - 6'8" 225 Lbs.

Pete Kathopoulis

Freshman - Guard - 5'11" 180 Lbs.

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Re: Saint Joseph's Hawks (CH2K5)

2004-05 Saint Joseph's Preview
Friday October 14th, 2004
The Philadelphia Inquirer

St. Joe's had a huge 2003-04 season, and it will be hard to live up to the expectations of last years team. After going undefeated in the regular season last year, and making it to the Elite Eight, the team lost Jameer Nelson (2003-04 Player of the Year) and Delonte West who was drafted by the Boston Celtics in the first round of the 2004 NBA draft. The Hawks have a great coach though, Phil Martelli last seasons coach of the year will have a lot to overcome, with this years team needing the most work than any he has seen in his 10-year career. This year the Hawks will be fighting for their fifth straight Atlantic-10 title and a third straight NCAA Tournament berth. With 10 returning players from last year winning team, the Hawks should still be motivated to try to win. The first thing the Hawks need is a scorer, someone to fill the shoes of Jameer Nelson and Delonte West, who last year scored almost half the teams total points. Coach Martelli will probably look to senior forward Pat Carroll to take on the role, he was the only player besides Nelson and West to average double digits in scoring last year. Forward John Bryant and center Dwayne Jones also will be looked upon as scoring threats, and they also are very good on defense. This years team has four freshmen to mention of, there are two guards, Abdulai Jalloh who is 6'1" and Pete Kathopoulis who is 5'11". The other two are forwards, Rob Ferguson who is 6'8" and Pat Calathes who is 6'10". Freshman Pat Calathes is very dangerous from beyond the arch, and Abdulai Jalloh is very energetic and can drive to the hoop well. This years team will be quick on both sides of the court and should be fun to watch.


Starting Five

Point Guard

Dwayne Lee
Junior - Guard - 6'2" 180 Lbs.

Shooting Guard

John Bryant
Senior - Guard - 6'7" 225 Lbs.

Small Forward

Pat Carroll
Senior - Forward - 6'5" 200 Lbs.

Power Forward

Dave Mallon
Junior - Forward - 6'10" 240 Lbs.

Center

Dwayne Jones
Junior - Center - 6'11" 250 Lbs.


Bench

Abdulai Jalloh

Freshman - Guard - 6'1" 190 Lbs.

Pat Calathes

Freshman - Forward - 6'10" 205 Lbs.

Chet Stachitas

Junior - Guard - 6'5" 195 Lbs.

Arvydas Lidzius

Sophomore - Forward - 6'9" 210 Lbs.

Rob Sullivan

Junior - Guard - 6'0" 180 Lbs.

Andrew Koefer

Sophomore - Guard - 6'1" 190 Lbs.

Artur Surov

Sophomore - Center - 7'1" 245 Lbs.

Rob Ferguson

Freshman - Forward - 6'8" 225 Lbs.

Pete Kathopoulis

Freshman - Guard - 5'11" 180 Lbs.

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Saint Joseph's 2004-05 Season Schedule
Sunday October 16th, 2004
The Philadelphia Inquirer

November
23rd - at #2 Kansas
27th - vs Davidson

December
4th - vs Drexel (Philly 5 Game)
7th - vs Fairfield
10th - vs UC Irvine (Mutual Fund Shootout, War Memorial Gym)
22nd - at Old Dominion
28th - vs Bucknell
31st - at Ohio State

January
5th - at Fordham (Conference Game)
8th - vs Rhode Island (Conference Game)
12th - vs Massachusetts (Conference Game)
15th - vs La Salle (Conference/Philly 5 Game)
19th - at Dayton (Conference Game)
22nd - at Massachusetts (Conference Game)
25th - at Pennsylvania (Philly 5 Game)
29th - vs Xavier (Conference Game)

February
2nd - at St. Bonaventure (Conference Game)
5th - vs Duquesne (Conference Game)
7th - vs Villanova (Philly 5 Game)
12th - vs Temple (Conference Game)
16th - vs Richmond (Conference Game)
19th - vs St. Bonaventure (Conference Game)
22nd - at Temple (Conference/Philly 5 Game)
26th - at Rhode Island (Conference Game)

March
1st - at George Washington (Conference Game)
5th - vs Fordham (Conference Game)

A-10 Tournament Begins, Thursday March 11th, 2005
NCAA Tournament Begins, Thursday March 18th, 2005

Key Games:
November 23rd, at Kansas - St. Joe's will play their hardest game of the year first as they take on the #2 Jayhawks on the road to start the season. They are huge underdogs and it will take a huge performance to compete with Kansas.

December 10th, vs UC Irvine - The game itself may not to difficult, but the Hawks will be competing in the Mutual Fund Shootout and will be playing on the West Coast, with teams like San Francisco and Pepperdine.

December 31st, at Ohio St. - The Buckeyes are a big rival for the Hawks, and they will have to play well as they will be on the road for a game on New Year's Eve.

January 25th, at Pennsylvania - Another St. Joe's rival, and another road game and challenge for the Hawks. Could be a huge game in the Philadelphia Big 5 tournament.

February 7th, vs Villanova - A team from the Big East, that is very capable of standing out this season and making a run in the tourney. This game is going to be a home game for the Hawks, but will still be tough. Also, could play a factor in the Philadelphia Big 5.

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Re: Saint Joseph's Hawks (CH2K5)

Saint Joseph's 2004-05 Season Schedule
Sunday October 16th, 2004
The Philadelphia Inquirer

November
23rd - at #2 Kansas
27th - vs Davidson

December
4th - vs Drexel (Philly 5 Game)
7th - vs Fairfield
10th - vs UC Irvine (Mutual Fund Shootout, War Memorial Gym)
22nd - at Old Dominion
28th - vs Bucknell
31st - at Ohio State

January
5th - at Fordham (Conference Game)
8th - vs Rhode Island (Conference Game)
12th - vs Massachusetts (Conference Game)
15th - vs La Salle (Conference/Philly 5 Game)
19th - at Dayton (Conference Game)
22nd - at Massachusetts (Conference Game)
25th - at Pennsylvania (Philly 5 Game)
29th - vs Xavier (Conference Game)

February
2nd - at St. Bonaventure (Conference Game)
5th - vs Duquesne (Conference Game)
7th - vs Villanova (Philly 5 Game)
12th - vs Temple (Conference Game)
16th - vs Richmond (Conference Game)
19th - vs St. Bonaventure (Conference Game)
22nd - at Temple (Conference/Philly 5 Game)
26th - at Rhode Island (Conference Game)

March
1st - at George Washington (Conference Game)
5th - vs Fordham (Conference Game)

A-10 Tournament Begins, Thursday March 11th, 2005
NCAA Tournament Begins, Thursday March 18th, 2005

Key Games:
November 23rd, at Kansas - St. Joe's will play their hardest game of the year first as they take on the #2 Jayhawks on the road to start the season. They are huge underdogs and it will take a huge performance to compete with Kansas.

December 10th, vs UC Irvine - The game itself may not to difficult, but the Hawks will be competing in the Mutual Fund Shootout and will be playing on the West Coast, with teams like San Francisco and Pepperdine.

December 31st, at Ohio St. - The Buckeyes are a big rival for the Hawks, and they will have to play well as they will be on the road for a game on New Year's Eve.

January 25th, at Pennsylvania - Another St. Joe's rival, and another road game and challenge for the Hawks. Could be a huge game in the Philadelphia Big 5 tournament.

February 7th, vs Villanova - A team from the Big East, that is very capable of standing out this season and making a run in the tourney. This game is going to be a home game for the Hawks, but will still be tough. Also, could play a factor in the Philadelphia Big 5.

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Re: Saint Joseph's Hawks (CH2K5)

Looking good so far, glad to see somebody doing a legacy with a Philly 5 squad..

Good luck this season, you'll probably need it.. the Hawks aren't nearly the team they were last year.. obviously.

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Re: Saint Joseph's Hawks (CH2K5)

Looking good so far, glad to see somebody doing a legacy with a Philly 5 squad..

Good luck this season, you'll probably need it.. the Hawks aren't nearly the team they were last year.. obviously.

[IShoPaTkMarT]

Re: Saint Joseph's Hawks (CH2K5)

Kind of excited about reading more from you after the Cincy legacy.

[IShoPaTkMarT]

Re: Saint Joseph's Hawks (CH2K5)

Kind of excited about reading more from you after the Cincy legacy.

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A Look at the Atlantic 10
Saturday October 23rd, 2004
The Philadelphia Inquirer



Here is a breakdown of the A-10's top teams:

George Washington Colonials

2003-04 Record - 18-12, 11-5 in A-10
Players to watch - T.J. Thompson (Sr.) and J.R. Pinnock (So.)
Head Coach - Steve Pikiell

Dayton Flyers

2003-04 Record - 23-9, 13-3 in A-10
Players to watch - Monty Scott (Jr.) and Brian Roberts (Fr.)
Head Coach - Brian Gregory

Xavier Musketeers

2003-04 Record - 24-11, 10-6 in A-10
Players to watch - Brian Thornton (Jr.) and Justin Doellman (So.)
Head Coach - Sean Miller

Temple Owls

2003-04 Record - 17-13, 10-6 in A-10
Players to watch - Mardy Collins (Jr.) and Mark Tyndale (Fr.)
Head Coach - John Chaney

Massachusetts Minutemen

2003-04 Record - 11-19, 4-12 in A-10
Players to watch - Rashaun Freeman (Jr.) and Anthony Anderson (Sr.)
Head Coach - Steve Lappas

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Re: Saint Joseph's Hawks (CH2K5)

A Look at the Atlantic 10
Saturday October 23rd, 2004
The Philadelphia Inquirer



Here is a breakdown of the A-10's top teams:

George Washington Colonials

2003-04 Record - 18-12, 11-5 in A-10
Players to watch - T.J. Thompson (Sr.) and J.R. Pinnock (So.)
Head Coach - Steve Pikiell

Dayton Flyers

2003-04 Record - 23-9, 13-3 in A-10
Players to watch - Monty Scott (Jr.) and Brian Roberts (Fr.)
Head Coach - Brian Gregory

Xavier Musketeers

2003-04 Record - 24-11, 10-6 in A-10
Players to watch - Brian Thornton (Jr.) and Justin Doellman (So.)
Head Coach - Sean Miller

Temple Owls

2003-04 Record - 17-13, 10-6 in A-10
Players to watch - Mardy Collins (Jr.) and Mark Tyndale (Fr.)
Head Coach - John Chaney

Massachusetts Minutemen

2003-04 Record - 11-19, 4-12 in A-10
Players to watch - Rashaun Freeman (Jr.) and Anthony Anderson (Sr.)
Head Coach - Steve Lappas

[BearcatsFan]

Re: Saint Joseph's Hawks (CH2K5)

Looking good so far, glad to see somebody doing a legacy with a Philly 5 squad..

Good luck this season, you'll probably need it.. the Hawks aren't nearly the team they were last year.. obviously.

It is going to be tough, especially since I have to start off against Kansas.

Kind of excited about reading more from you after the Cincy legacy.

Thanks, this should turn out to be a good legacy.

[BearcatsFan]

Re: Saint Joseph's Hawks (CH2K5)

Looking good so far, glad to see somebody doing a legacy with a Philly 5 squad..

Good luck this season, you'll probably need it.. the Hawks aren't nearly the team they were last year.. obviously.

It is going to be tough, especially since I have to start off against Kansas.

Kind of excited about reading more from you after the Cincy legacy.

Thanks, this should turn out to be a good legacy.

[BearcatsFan]

Re: Saint Joseph's Hawks (CH2K5)

Week One Rankings Released
Monday November 15th, 2004
The Philadelphia Inquirer

NCAA Basketball

Week One Rankings
#1 - North Carolina (0-0, ACC)
#2 - Kansas (0-0, Big 12)
#3 - Illinois (0-0, Big Ten)
#4 - Georgia Tech (0-0, ACC)
#5 - Arizona (0-0, Pac-10)
#6 - Connecticut (0-0, Big East)
#7 - Wake Forest (0-0, ACC)
#8 - Duke (0-0, ACC)
#9 - Maryland (0-0, ACC)
#10 - Cincinnati (0-0, C-USA)

St. Joseph's (Unranked)

A-10 Rankings
#1 - George Washington (0-0)
#2 - St. Joseph's (0-0)
#3 - Dayton (0-0)
#4 - Massachusetts (0-0)
#5 - Xavier (0-0)



St. Joe's Recruiting Underway
Thursday November 18th, 2004
The Philadelphia Inquirer

Yesterday, the Hawks offered a schloroship to a high school senior from New York, here is a breakdown of Leighton Baxter:

Schloroship Offered:

Leighton Baxter
Power Forward - High School Senior

Rating:


Background:
Height - 6'8"
Weight - 222 lbs.
Age - 18
Hometown - Bronx, NY
Potential - Good

School Interest:
#1 Choice - St. Joseph's
#2 Choice - St. John's
#3 Choice - Seton Hall

Strengths:
Intelligence, Leaping, Shooting

The Hawks are also very interested in a shooting guard from Pennsylvania, but he is getting attention from many different schools around the nation.

On the Radar:

Robin Cain
Shooting Guard - High School Senior

Rating:


Background:
Height - 6'5"
Weight - 189 lbs.
Age - 18
Hometown - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Potential - Great

School Interest:
#1 Choice - Connecticuit
#2 Choice - Maryland
#3 Choice - St. Joseph's

Strengths:
Intelligence, Speed, Outside Shooting

Extras:
High School All-American
Mr. Basketball (Pennsylvania)

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Re: Saint Joseph's Hawks (CH2K5)

Week One Rankings Released
Monday November 15th, 2004
The Philadelphia Inquirer

NCAA Basketball

Week One Rankings
#1 - North Carolina (0-0, ACC)
#2 - Kansas (0-0, Big 12)
#3 - Illinois (0-0, Big Ten)
#4 - Georgia Tech (0-0, ACC)
#5 - Arizona (0-0, Pac-10)
#6 - Connecticut (0-0, Big East)
#7 - Wake Forest (0-0, ACC)
#8 - Duke (0-0, ACC)
#9 - Maryland (0-0, ACC)
#10 - Cincinnati (0-0, C-USA)

St. Joseph's (Unranked)

A-10 Rankings
#1 - George Washington (0-0)
#2 - St. Joseph's (0-0)
#3 - Dayton (0-0)
#4 - Massachusetts (0-0)
#5 - Xavier (0-0)



St. Joe's Recruiting Underway
Thursday November 18th, 2004
The Philadelphia Inquirer

Yesterday, the Hawks offered a schloroship to a high school senior from New York, here is a breakdown of Leighton Baxter:

Schloroship Offered:

Leighton Baxter
Power Forward - High School Senior

Rating:


Background:
Height - 6'8"
Weight - 222 lbs.
Age - 18
Hometown - Bronx, NY
Potential - Good

School Interest:
#1 Choice - St. Joseph's
#2 Choice - St. John's
#3 Choice - Seton Hall

Strengths:
Intelligence, Leaping, Shooting

The Hawks are also very interested in a shooting guard from Pennsylvania, but he is getting attention from many different schools around the nation.

On the Radar:

Robin Cain
Shooting Guard - High School Senior

Rating:


Background:
Height - 6'5"
Weight - 189 lbs.
Age - 18
Hometown - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Potential - Great

School Interest:
#1 Choice - Connecticuit
#2 Choice - Maryland
#3 Choice - St. Joseph's

Strengths:
Intelligence, Speed, Outside Shooting

Extras:
High School All-American
Mr. Basketball (Pennsylvania)