Providence College Athletics

Men's Basketball Plays North Carolina State Saturday

12/2/1999 12:00:00 AM | Men's Basketball

Dec. 2, 1999

PROVIDENCE COLLEGE (3-3) at NORTH CAROLINA STATE (4-0)

Entertainment and Sports Arena (19,722) - Raleigh, North Carolina
Saturday, December 4, 1999 - 2:06 p.m.

FRIARS VERSUS WOLFPACK...After not playing each other for 23 years (1975-1998), Providence College and North Carolina State meet for the third time in just over a year. Today's game is the fifth meeting in the all-time series with N.C. State holding a 3-1 edge in the first four meetings. The two teams met during the regular season last November 24th in Providence with PC taking an 80-69 win. The two teams then met in the first round of the NIT in Raleigh with the Wolfpack winning that one, 92-86, on March 10th. At Providence, the Friars are 1-0. In Raleigh, the Wolfpack is 2-0. The fourth game was played at Madison Square Garden in the 1975 NIT where NC State prevailed, 74-69.

PC VERSUS ACC...Today's game is the Friars' second this season versus a member of the Atlantic Coast Conference. The Friars lost to Virginia in the second round of the Puerto Rico Shootout, 80-64, on November 26th. In 17 meetings between Providence and ACC members, the ACC teams hold an 11-6 edge.

BU RECAP...The Friars played solid all-around game in Tuesday's 85-70 win over Boston University at the Civic Center. PC shot .556 (30-54) for the game including 10-for-20 from three-point land. Erron Maxey led the Friars with 19 points while freshman guard Abdul Mills added 17 and Donta Wade scored 11 points off the bench. PC had 24 assists in the game while making just nine turnovers on the evening.

BACK IN ACTION...Junior guard John Linehan returned to the Friars' lineup versus Boston University after being out of action since October 25th when he underwent surgery for a sports hernia. Following two more surgeries for a blood clot and an infection, PC's superpest missed the Friars' first five games. The reigning BIG EAST steals champion (3.3 per game), Linehan started versus BU, played 21 minutes and scored eight points (3-6 FG, 2-5 3PT) with two rebounds, two assists and three steals.

THE CAPTAINS...Juniors John Linehan (Chester, Pa.) and Erron Maxey (Lake Elsinore, Calif.) will serve as the Friars' captains this season.

PROBABLE STARTERS

Pos. No. Name                Pts/Reb.  Ht.   Wt.   Class  Hometown/Last School  G    5  Jamaal CAMAH        7.5/5.3   6-4   195    Jr.   Salem., Mass./Notre Dame Academy G   12  John LINEHAN        8.0/2.0   5-9   165    Jr.   Chester, Pa./Winchendon School C   40  David MURRAY        9.0/6.2   6-9   225    Jr.   Bronx, N.Y./Mesa (AZ) CC F   24  Erron MAXEY        16.8/8.5   6-6   195    Jr.   Lake Elsinore, Cal./Elsinore F   25  Romuald AUGUSTIN    7.8/3.5   6-7   190    Fr.   Montreal, Que./Youngstown-Rayen

OFF THE BENCH

 G    2  Kareem HAYLETTS     0.0/0.0   6-0   160    So.   Bergenfield, N.J./Bergenfield    G   10  Chris ROGERS        3.5/1.8   6-4   180    Jr.   Shreveport, La./Bossier Parish CC       G   11  Abdul MILLS        12.3/2.7   6-3   190    Fr.   Brooklyn, N.Y./Milford  Academy F   32  Marcus JEFFERSON    6.7/3.5   6-5   185    Fr.   East Chicago, Ind./Notre Dame Prep G   33  Donta WADE          6.5/1.0   6-2   195    Jr.   Huntington, W.Va./SE Illinois CCF/C  42  Llewellyn COLE      0.7/1.7   6-7   220    Sr.   New York, N.Y./Maine Central Institute F   45  Brian SCHNURR       0.0/1.0   6-7   205    So.   Fairfield, Conn./Fairfield PrepG/F  55  Mark JARRELL-WRIGHT 2.0/1.4   6-5   180    Fr.   Newark, N.J./St. Benedict's
TODAY IN THE BIG EAST                  PC ON THE AIRMcNeese State at West Virginia         Noon      WPRO Radio with John Rooke handlingTennessee at Pittsburgh                Noon      the play-by-play and Joe Hassett Virginia at St. John's                 Noon      providing the color commentary.Massachusetts at Boston College        1:00 p.m.Seton Hall at George Washington        1:00 p.m. Today's game is televised via ESPN Vanderbilt at Notre Dame               2:00 p.m. Regional TV with Bob Picozzi and DorisMiami at Memphis                       3:00 p.m. Burke calling the shots.Md.-Baltimore Co. at Rutgers           7:30 p.m.UNC-Asheville at Connecticut           8:00 p.m. Jefferson Pilot will also televise the gameSyracuse vs. Long Beach/St. Joseph's   TBA       in the south with Tim Brant and Bucky Waters

Head Coach Tim Welsh

1999-2000:              3-3/0-0Overall at PC:         19-17/9-9IONA:                  70-22 (.761)     4-YEAR CAREER:         89-39 (.695)BIG EAST TOURNAMENT:    0-1BIG EAST GAMES:         9-9    NON-LEAGUE GAMES:      10-8   VERSUS NC STATE:        1-1NCAA TOURNAMENT:        0-1 (1997-98)NIT:                    0-3 (1995-96, 1996-97, 1998-99)

1999-2000 (3-3/0-0)

1998-99 (16-14/9-9)...9-9 record in the BIG EAST is the best by a Friars' first year coach...First win as a Friars' head coach was upset of #23 Rhode Island, 87-63...Coached 100th career game against Brown University (12/5)...Upset #9 Purdue, 87-82...Won first BIG EAST game at #23/#23 Pittsburgh, 83-68...Upset #18 Syracuse, 67-58...

1997-98 (27-6/10-4)...Led Iona to the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Championship...Coached Iona to first NCAA appearance since 1985...MAAC Coach of the Year...Metropolitan Area's Division I Coach of the Year...Jack Bruen Award as New York State Coach of the Year...Team won school record 27 games...

1996-97 (22-8/11-3)...Led Iona to first place finish in MAAC...Made second consecutive NIT appearance...MAAC Coach of the Year...NABC District II Coach of the Year...

1995-96 (21-8/15-3)...Won first of three MAAC regular season titles...Took Iona to first NIT appearance since 1983...Winner of Peter A. Carlesimo Award as Metropolitan Area Division I Coach of the Year...

The Welsh Facts File

Full Name: Tim Welsh
Birthdate: October 4, 1960
Birthplace: Massena, New York
Family: Single
High School: Massena High School
College: Potsdam State University '84

Coaching Experience:

1998 - Head Coach, Providence College
1995-98 Head Coach, Iona College
1994-95 Interim Head Coach, Iona College (10 games)
1991-95 Assistant Coach, Iona College
1988-91 Assistant Coach, Syracuse University
1986-88 Assistant Coach, Florida State University
1985-86 Volunteer Assistant Coach, Iona College

Coaching Honors

1998 - Metro Atlantic Athletic Association Coach of the Year
1998 - Peter A. Carlesimo Award - Metropolitan Area Division I Coach of the Year
1998 - Jack Bruen Award - New York State Coach of the Year
1997 - Metro Atlantic Athletic Association Coach of the Year
1997 - NABC District II Coach of the Year
1996 - Peter A. Carlesimo Award - Metropolitan Area Division I Coach of the Year

PROVIDENCE COLLEGE BASKETBALL

PROVIDENCE...All-time record: 1114-698 (.615) - Second in New England...Home record: 662-212 (.757)...Civic Center record: 338-130 (.722).

PROVIDENCE IN BIG EAST...128-194 in regular season and 142-212 overall in 20 seasons ... Eighth all-time in wins and percentage.

HOME COOKING...The Friars are 2-1 at home this season after going 10-5 at home during the 1998-99 season. Over the last seven seasons, PC is 84-32 (.724) at the Civic Center. The Friars are 43-6 (.878) in their last 49 non-conference home games in Providence dating back to the start of the 1992-93 season.

CIVIC CENTER RECORD...PC owns a 338-130 (.722) record at the Providence Civic Center since the building opened in 1972. The Friars recorded their 300th win on January 8, 1996 against Canisius (91-63).

MONTH-BY-MONTH...
The Friars record by month:
3-3 in November
0-0 in December

DAY-BY-DAY...
The Friars are:
1-0 on Monday
1-0 on Tuesday
0-0 on Wednesday
0-1 on Thursday
0-1 on Friday
1-1 on Saturday
0-0 on Sunday.

KARIM SHABAZZ...The Friars' 7-2 center who transferred from Florida State in January will become eligible to play for the Friars on December 21st when PC faces Central Connecticut. The Far Rockaway, New York native averaged 31.0 minutes per game wth 9.2 points and 8.0 rebounds and 3.0 blocks in five games at FSU last season.

FRIARS IN THE NBA...Providence College has seven former players and one coach on NBA rosters to start the 1999-2000 season. They are:

Otis Thorpe - Miami Heat
Austin Croshere - Indiana Pacers
Eric Murdock - Los Angeles Clippers
Dickey Simpkins - Chicago Bulls
Michael Smith - Washington Wizards
Eric Williams - Boston Celtics
Marty Conlon - Boston Celtics
Also, Atlanta Hawks coach Lenny Wilkens, is one of Providence College's all-time greatest players.

NEWEST FRIAR...The Friars have received a national letter-of-intent from Marcus Douthit. He is a 6-10, 215-pound forward/center from Syracuse, New York. He is currently playing at Notre Dame Prep in Fitchburg, Massachusetts.

HOME AND AWAY....During the 1999-2000 season, the Friars turned in their first winning road record in BIG EAST play in the league's first 20 years. The Friars were 5-4 away from the Civic Center in league games.

PRESEASON RECAP...The Friars were 2-0 on the preseason defeating the Upstate New York All-Stars on November 4th by an 88-86 score. Erron Maxey scored eight of the Friars' final ten points including the winning basket with three seconds left. Maxey led PC with 29 points and ten rebounds while Jamaal Camah and Marcus Jefferson added 13 in the win. On Sunday, November 14th, the Friars defeated the One World All-Stars, 84-72. Maxey again led PC with 28 points and 13 rebounds while Camah added 15 points and 11 rebounds on the night.

PC COACHES' CONVENTION...PC basketball fans are getting to see their share of alumni coaches in action this season. At the Puerto Rico Shootout former PC coaches Pete Gillen (Virginia) and Rick Barnes (Texas) had their teams in action. Former assistants Tom Herrion and Alexis Sherard are also at Virginia. This week, PC faces North Carolina and Head Coach Herb Sendek. Sendek was a PC assistant under Rick Pitino, Gordie Chiesa and Rick Barnes.

FRIARS IN SEASON OPENERS...The loss to Holy Cross in Saturday's home opener gives PC a 63-10 record in season opening games in the school's 73-year basketball history. The loss was also the Friars' first home opening loss sicne November 29, 1984 when PC lost to Assumption, 70-67. That broke a streak of 14 consecutive home opening wins. The Friars are now 49-5 in opening games at home and 14-5 in road openers. PC lost its opening game last year to Vanderbilt, but the game was part of the CoSIDA Classic and the Civic Center was considered a neutral court.

HIGHS AND LOWS...The 43 points scored by the Friars in the 54-43 loss to Holy Cross (11/20/99) is the fewest points the Friars have scored in a game since December 27, 1982 when they lost by an identical 54-43 score to the University of Hawaii in the Rainbow Classic. Just one week later, the Friars set the school's single game scoring mark with 120 points versus American University - Puerto Rico.

FOR THE RECORDS...The Friars' 120-point outburst against American University of Puerto Rico sets the single game mark for points in a game. The previous mark was 118 and was set on January 20th, 1973 in a 118-88 win over Western Kentucky. PC's 50 field goals versus American also set a school mark. The previous best of 48 was done four times with the last one coming on December 18, 1976 versus Brown University.

SCORING STRUGGLES...Through the first four games this season, the Friars averaged 59.5 points per game. In the last two wins, the Friars have scored 205 for a 102.5 per game average. The Friars are now averaging 73.8 points a game after six contests. Last season, the Friars averaged 76.1 points per game.

FINDING THE HANDLE...The Friars have struggled through the first five games of the season in protecting the basketball. The young Friars have turned the ball over 113 times for an average of 22.6 times a game. Versus American-Puerto Rico, the Friars had a season low 19 turnovers. Fortunately for Providence, the Friars defense has forced opponents into 122 turnovers (24.4 per game) through the first five contests this year.

FRIARS FOR THREE...The Friars hit on a season high 11 three-pointers in the victory over American-Puerto Rico. Then followed that with a 10-for-20 performance versus Boston University. Add to that seven against Virginia and in the last three games, Providence has made 28 threes. For the year, PC has made 36 of 113 threes (.319). In the last three games, the Friars have hit on 28 of 68 three-pointers for a .412 percentage.

FINDING THE RANGE...Three of the Friars newest players recorded career highs in the win over American University. Freshman guard Abdul Mills scored 20 points while junior guard Donta Wade added 19 on 7-of-11 from the floor and 5-for-7 behind the three-point arc. Freshman forward Romuald Augustin scored a season high 15 points, getting 13 of those in the first half.

FRIARS VERSUS 1999-00 FOES...
Holy Cross 38-28
Brown: 83-24
Michigan State 0-3
Virginia 1-3
South Carolina 3-1
Texas 2-1
DePaul 15-5
Arizona State 1-0
American U. of P.R. 1-0
Boston University 15-4
North Carolina State: 1-3
Rhode Island: 60-49
Central Connecticut 2-1
Arkansas 0-1
Long Island University 4-1
Massachusetts 21-5
Fordham 1-3
Georgetown: 15-32
Boston College: 51-37
Rutgers: 4-3
Villanova: 28-39
West Virginia: 8-2
Connecticut: 20-33
Seton Hall: 40-33
Syracuse: 8-34
St. John's: 30-52
Miami: 11-9
Notre Dame: 7-5
Pittsburgh: 15-18

MAXEY-MUM EFFORT....Junior forward Erron Maxey was chosen to the All-Tournament team at the Puerto Rico Shootout. In three games, Maxey scored 61 points (20.3 ppg) and had 22 rebounds (7.3 rpg). The Friars' team captain set personal bests with 12 field goals and 25 points in the win over American University. Earlier in the week, versus Brown, the Lake Elsinore, California native turned in the sixth double-double of his career with 15 points and a career best 18 rebounds. His previous best was 13 set last season. Maxey has led the Friars in scoring and rebounding in four of PC's first six games. He leads PC with 16.8 ppg and 8.5 rebounds.

MAXEY DOUBLE-DOUBLES:

11/22/99   BROWN             15 pts./18 rebs.  3/10/99  @ NC State        12 pts./12 rebs.  1/12/99  @ Syracuse        14 pts./12 rebs.12/11/98   @ Rutgers         13 pts./13 rebs.11/21/98   TEXAS-PAN AM      20 pts./11 rebs.  1/5/98   IONA              12 pts./11 rebs.

MR. ROGERS...Junior college transfer Chris Rogers made his first start of the season at point guard for the Friars versus Virginia and turned in his best performance of the season. The Shreveport, La. native scored 11 points (4-7 FG, 2-4 3PT, 1-2 FT), pulled down seven rebounds and had three assists in the game.

MAN IN THE MIDDLE...Junior center David Murray continues to give Coach Tim Welsh quality minutes in the middle of the PC lineup. Over the last four games, Murray has scored 40 points (10.0 ppg) while pulling down 23 rebounds (5.8 per game). Murray comes to Providence after playing his junior college basketball at Mesa Community College in Arizona from 1996-98. He sat out last year to finish up his course work so he's playing his first basketball since the end of the 1997-98 season.

WADE-ING INTO THE ACTION...Junior guard Donta Wade got off to a slow start for the Friars scoring just nine points in PC's first four games. He found the range in Puerto Rico with 19 points off the bench going 7-11 FG and 5-7 3PTers. In the win over Boston University, Wade again sparked the Friars with 11 points off the bench (4-6 FG, 3-5 3PT). He has scored 30 points (15.0 per game in PC's two most recent wins.

FRIARS VS. RANKED TEAMS...A year ago, the Friars were 4-6 in games against teams ranked in the Top 25 by the Associated Press and/or USA TODAY/ESPN. With the loss to #3/#2 Michigan State yesterday, PC is 0-1 this season.

Associated Press                 USA TODAY/ESPNRANK  TEAM                       RANK   TEAM   #3    Michigan State L 58-82     #2   Michigan State  L 58-82

CAREER RECORDS WATCH

CAREER ASSIST-TO RATIO

Name (Year) AST/TO RATIO
1. Abdul Abdullah (1992-94) 422/163 2.59-1
2. Paul Oristaglio (1975-78) 122/50 2.44-1
3. Carlton Screen (1986-90) 532/237 2.24-1
4. Gary Bello (1972-75) 257/118 2.18-1
5. God Shammgod (1995-97) 428/197 2.17-1
6. John Linehan (1997- ) 193/95 2.03-1

SEASON STEALS

Name (Year) GP STLS
1. Eric Murdock (1990-91) 32 111
2. Carlton Screen (1988-89) 29 101
3. John Linehan (1998-99) 30 98

CAREER STEALS

Name (Year) GP STLS
1. Eric Murdock (1987-91) 117 376
2. Carlton Screen (1986-90) 109 226
3. Harold Starks (1982-86) 117 207
4. Corey Wright (1996-90) 96 181
5. Joe Hassett (1973-77) 124 176
6. Michael Brown (1992-96) 123 174
7. Billy Donovan (1983-87) 122 170
8. Bill Eason (1974-78) 116 159
9. John Linehan (1997 - ) 60 151

CAREER STEALS AVERAGE

Name (Year) GP/ST AVG
1. Eric Murdock (1987-91) 117/376 3.21
2. John Linehan (1997- ) 60/151 2.52
3. Dwight Williams (1976-78) 61/150 2.46
4. Delray Brooks (1986-88) 56/130 2.32
5. Carlton Screen (1986-90) 109/226 2.07
6. Corey Wright (1996-) 96/181 1.89 
PROVIDENCE STATS IN       WINS    LOSSES      HOME   AWAY   NEUTRALFG Percentage             .541      .324      .419           .449   FG Percentage Defense     .412      .448      .388           .477Three-point Percentage    .421      .214      .333           .309Free Throw Percentage     .667      .579      .630           .617Rebounds Average          41.0      36.3      38.3           39.0Rebound Margin           +11.7      -6.4      +1.6          - 3.7Points per Game           92.7      55.0      67.0           80.7Points Allowed per Game   64.3      72.0      62.3           74.0

Big East Standings

League Overall
W L PCT W L PCT
Pittsburgh 0 0 .000 4 0 1.000
Syracuse 0 0 .000 4 0 1.000
Miami 0 0 .000 3 0 1.000
Seton Hall 0 0 .000 3 0 1.000
Villanova 0 0 .000 2 0 1.000
Rutgers 0 0 .000 4 1 .800
Connecticut 0 0 .000 4 1 .800
Boston College 0 0 .000 3 1 .750
St. John's 0 0 .000 3 1 .750
West Virginia 0 0 .000 2 1 .667
Notre Dame 0 0 .000 3 2 .600
Providence 0 0 .000 3 3 .500
Georgetown 0 0 .000 2 3 .400

THIS WEEK IN THE BIG EAST

Monday, November 29
Connecticut 89 Coppin State 44
Seton Hall 79 St. Peter's 65
Syracuse 83 Colgate 49
Villanova 62 Fairleigh Dickinson 52
Boston College 104 Hartford 62

Tuesday, November 30
Providence 85 Boston University 70
Duquesne 94 West Virginia 80
Miami 102 Bethune Cookman 75
Indiana 81 Notre Dame 64

Wednesday, December 1
St. John's 75 Coppin State 52
Pittsburgh 102 Norfolk State 78

Friday, December 3
Richmond at Syracuse (Carrier Classic)

Saturday, December 4
Providence at North Carolina State
McNeese State at West Virginia (Wheeling)
Tennessee at Pittsburgh
Virginia at St. John's
Massachusetts at Boston College
Seton Hall at George Washington (BB&T Classic)
Vanderbilt at Notre Dame
Miami at Memphis
Md.-Baltimore County at Rutgers
UNC-Asheville at Connnecticut
Long Beach/St. Joseph's at Syracuse (Carrier Classic)

Sunday, December 5
Seton Hall vs. Maryland/Illinois (BB&T Classic)

FRIAR BIG EAST STATISTICAL LEADERS (as of December 1, 1999)

INDIVIDUAL POINTS OVERALL
Erron Maxey 16.8 (7th)
FIELD GOAL %
Erron Maxey .551 (7th)
3PT FG MADE
Abdul Mills 2.00 (t6th)
3PT FG %
Donta Wade .391 (13th)
REBOUNDS
Erron Maxey 8.5 (7th)
OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS
Erron Maxey 3.67 (6th)
DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS
Erron Maxey 4.83 (9th)
BLOCKED SHOTS
David Murray 2.17 (4th)
Erron Maxey 1.17 (11th)
Romuald Augustin 1.00 (t12th)
ASSISTS
Jamaal Camah 3.50 (t14th)
TEAM CATEGORY OVERALL
Scoring 73.8 (7th)
Opp. Scoring 68.2 (9th)
Scoring Margin +5.6 (10th)
Field Goal % .436 (11th)
Opp. FG % .429 (9th)
3PT % .319 (8th)
Opp 3 PT% .324 (9th)
Free Throw % .625 (10th)
Rebounds 38.7 (9th)
Opp. Rebounds 36.0 (9th)
Rebound Margin +2.7 (9th)
Assists 15.8 (7th)
Steals 9.0 (t7th)
Blocked Shots 5.3 (4th)
Turnover Margin 1.83 (8th)
Assist/Turnover 0.78 (12th)

1999-2000 PROVIDENCE COLLEGE BASKETBALL

FRIAR LEADS AND DEFICITS

BIGGEST LEAD: 62 (120-58/:43 seconds in game) vs. American University of Puerto Rico
Biggest lead lost: 7 (38-31/8:14 left in first half to end of game) vs. HOLY CROSS

BIGGEST DEFICIT: 23 (58-82/end of game) vs. Michigan State
Biggest deficit overcome: 8 (46-54/9:36 left in second half) vs. BROWN

BIGGEST RUN: 18 (18-0 /5:07 - start of second half to 14:53 of second half) vs. American University of Puerto Rico 41 (63-22/19:17 - start of second half to :43 seconds left) vs. American University of Puerto Rico

BIGGEST RUN ALLOWED: 23 (22-55 - 27:31/14:10 left in first half to 6:39 left in second half) vs. Virginia

COMEBACKS AND LOST LEADS

OPPONENT                      SCORE    LED/TRAILED     TIME LEFTHOLY CROSS                   43 - 54   Led  33-31      9:14 left in second halfBROWN                        73 - 63   Trailed 46-54   9:38 left in second halfMichigan State  *            58 - 82   Never ledVirginia *                   64 - 80   Led 15-11      14:13 left in first halfAmerican -Puerto Rico  *    120 - 60   Never trailed BOSTON UNIVERSITY            85 - 75   Never trailed*  PUERTO RICO SHOOTOUT

FRIARS' FOUL SHOOTING
FREE THROW SHOOTING IN THE FINAL THREE MINUTES AND OVERTIME (Game score 10 or fewer)

PLAYER               1999-00    CAREER        PLAYER         1999-00    CAREER          Romuald Augustin     0-0 (.000)               Erron Maxey    0-1 (.000) 8-17 (.471)Jamaal Camah         1-2 (.500) 1-4 (.250)    Abdul Mills    1-2 (.500) 1-2  (.500) Llewellyn Cole       0-2 (.000) 2-8 (.250)    David Murray   0-2 (.000) 0-2  (.000)Mark Jarrell-Wright  0-0 (.000)               Chris Rogers   0-0 (.000)Marcus Jefferson     0-0 (.000)               Karim Shabazz  0-0 (.000)John Linehan         0-0 (.000) 34 -40 (.850) Donta Wade     0-0 (.000)                  PROVIDENCE           2-7 (.286)               OPPONENTS      7-11(.636)

FRIAR GAME KEYS:

1 - 3 in games shooting under 50%
2 - 0 in games shooting over 50%
3 - 0 when PC has better FG%
1 - 3 when PC is outrebounded
1 - 2 when committing more turnovers
3 - 1 when opponent held to 75 or fewer
3 - 0 when PC leads at the half

FRIARS BY THE NUMBERS

CURRENT STREAK:          Win 2OVERALL RECORD:          3-3LAST FIVE GAMES:         3-2LAST TEN GAMES:          5-5HOME:                    2-1ROAD:                    0-0NEUTRAL:                 1-2OVERTIME GAMES:          0-0BIG EAST RECORD:         0-0BIG EAST HOME:           0-0BIG EAST AWAY:           0-0LONGEST WIN STREAK:       2HOME WIN STREAK:          2BIG EAST HOME WIN STREAK: 1LONGEST LOSING STREAK:    2
WHEN LEADING AT HALFTIME:             3-0                    AWAY:             0-0                    HOME:             2-0                    NEUTRAL:          1-0
WHEN TRAILING AT HALFTIME:            0-3                    HOME:             0-1                    AWAY:             0-0                    NEUTRAL:          0-2

RECORD AFTER 6 GAMES IN 1998-99: 4-2/0-0

1999-00 PROVIDENCE COLLEGE WINS AND LOSSES

FRIARS RECORD WHEN....

Providence shoots 50% or better from the floor 2 - 0
Providence shoots less than 50% from the floor 1 - 3
Providence holds opponent to 50% or less from the floor 3 - 2
Providence opponent shoots 50% or better from the floor 0 - 1
Providence outrebounds opponent 2 - 0
Opponent outrebounds Providence 1 - 3
Providence makes 40% of three point tries 2 - 0
Providence makes less than 40% of three point tries 1 - 3
Providence scores less than 60 points 0 - 2
Providence scores 60 or more points 0 - 1
Providence scores 70 or more points 1 - 0
Providence scores 80 or more points 2 - 0
Opponent held to less than 60 points 0 - 1
Opponent scores 60 or more points 3 - 0
Opponent scores 70 or more points 0 - 0
Opponent scores 80 or more points 0 - 2

FRIARS WHEN AHEAD, TIED AND TRAILING....

                     WHEN AHEAD   WHEN TIED   WHEN TRAILINGHalftime               3 - 0        -----         0 - 3   10 Minutes Left        2 - 1        0 - 0         1 - 2 5 Minutes Left         2 - 0        1 - 0         0 - 3

STARTING LINEUPS RECORDS:

1 - 2: Mills - Camah - Murray - Jefferson - Maxey
1 - 1: Rogers - Camah - Murray - Augustin - Maxey
1 - 0: Linehan - Camah - Murray - Augustin - Maxey

RECORDS AS STARTERS

2 - 1: Romuald Augustin
3 - 3: Jamaal Camah
0 - 0: Llewellyn Cole
0 - 0: Mark Jarrell-Wright
1 - 2: Marcus Jefferson
1 - 0: John Linehan
3 - 3: Erron Maxey
1 - 2: Abdul Mills
3 - 3: David Murray
1 - 1: Chris Rogers
0 - 0: Karim Shabazz
0 - 0: Donta Wade

GAMES LOST - INJURY/ILLNESS (5)
John Linehan - Surgery - groin (HC, Brown)

GAMES LED PC IN:

Scoring: Maxey (5), Mills (1)
Rebounding: Maxey (3.5), Murray (2.5),
Scoring and Rebounding: Maxey (4)
DOUBLE/DOUBLES: Maxey (1)
20-POINT GAMES: Maxey (2), Mills (1)
Average Win: (85): 28.3
Average Loss: (51): 17.0

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