UCONN Basketball. CONNECTICUT Huskies (1-0) vs. NEW HAMPSHIRE Wildcats (0-3) CONNECTICUT BASKETBALL SCHEDULE & RESULTS

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1 Basketball Game # 2-- Monday, November 26, :00 p.m., CONNECTICUT Huskies (1-0) vs. NEW HAMPSHIRE Wildcats (0-3) FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT: KYLE MUNCY, Assistant Director of Athletics/Communications Office ; Fax Home Cellular TELEVISION COVERAGE: WTXX-20 Mike Crispino (play-by-play); Ron Perry (analyst) RADIO COVERAGE: RADIO NETWORK Joe D Ambrosio (play-by-play), Wayne Norman (analyst); WTIC (1080-AM); WILI (1400-AM); WSUB (980-AM); WLIS (1420-AM); WNLK (1350-AM); WSTC (1400-AM); WMRD (1150-AM); WICC (600-AM) CONNECTICUT BASKETBALL SCHEDULE & RESULTS Date Opponent TV Site Time NOVEMBER Tues. 6 Nike Elite (Exhib.) -- Storrs, CT W, Tues. 13 Grassroots Canada (Exhib.) Hartford, CT W, Mon. 19 VANDERBILT WTXX-20 Hartford, CT W, Mon. 26 NEW HAMPSHIRE WTXX-20 Hartford, CT 8:00 DECEMBER Sun.-Mon. 2-3 BB&T Classic, MCI Center, Washington, DC Sun. 2 Maryland vs. Princeton WCTX-59 1:00 vs. Geo. Wash. WCTX-59 3:30 Mon. 3 Third Place Game WCTX-59 5:30 Championship Game WCTX-59 8:00 Sat. 8 NORTHEASTERN WTXX-20 Storrs, CT 7:00 Tues. 11 at Massachusetts ESPN Amherst, MA 9:00 Fri. 21 QUINNIPIAC WTXX-20 Hartford, CT 7:00 Fri. 28 ST. BONAVENTURE WTXX-20 Hartford, CT 7:30 JANUARY Wed. 2 at Virginia Tech* WTXX-20 Blacksburg, VA 7:00 Sat. 5 MIAMI* WTXX-20 Storrs, CT 7:00 Mon. 7 OKLAHOMA espn2 Hartford, CT 7:00 Thu. 10 VIRGINIA TECH* WTXX-20 Hartford, CT 7:30 Sun. 13 at Villanova* WTXX-20 Philadelphia, PA Noon Wed. 16 at Providence* NESN Providence, RI 7:30 Sat. 19 NORTH CAROLINA CBS Storrs, CT 4:00 Wed. 23 ST. JOHN S* WTXX-20 Storrs, CT 7:30 Sat. 26 at Arizona CBS Tucson, AZ 1:00 Wed. 30 at Rutgers* WTXX-20 Piscataway, NJ 7:30 FEBRUARY Sat. 2 at Miami* WTXX-20 Miami FL 7:30 Tue. 5 PROVIDENCE* espn2 Hartford, CT 9:00 Sat. 9 at St. John s* ESPN New York, NY 7:00 Mon. 11 VILLANOVA* ESPN Hartford, CT 7:00 Sat. 16 BOSN COLLEGE* WTXX-20 Hartford, CT Noon Tue. 19 at Georgetown* espn2 Washington, DC 7:30 Sat. 23 WEST VIRGINIA* WTXX-20 Storrs, CT Noon Mon. 25 at Boston College* ESPN Chestnut Hill, MA 7:00 MARCH Sat. 2 SEN HALL* ESPN Storrs, CT 7:00 Wed-Sat 6-9 at BIG EAST Tournament ESPN/espn2 New York, NY HOME GAMES IN CAPS *-BIG EAST Conference Game All Times EST & Subject To Change THE GAME-- The University of Connecticut will host the Wildcats of the University of New Hampshire on Monday, November 26. Game time is 8:00 p.m. at the Hartford Civic Center in Hartford, CT. The Huskies enter the game with a 1-0 record and come off an win over Vanderbilt on November 19. The Wildcats are 0-3 following a home loss to Dartmouth on November 24. UNH lost its opener at Notre Dame, 95-53, on November 16 and dropped an decision at Boston College on November 21. The game will be televised by WTXX-20 in Connecticut and can also be heard live on the WTIC/ Radio Network. HITTING head coach Jim Calhoun earned his 600th career coaching win against Vanderbilt on November 19. He is the 26th coach in NCAA Division I history to reach the 600 victory plateau and is part of an elite group of 11 active Division I coaches who have reached the 600 win mark. For a complete listing of the groups mentioned above and other information on Coach Calhoun, please see page five of these notes. SERIES HISRY & NOTES-- and New Hampshire will meet for the 113th time in the series history, with the Huskies holding an advantage... The teams played every season from through , but are meeting for only the third time since then... has won the two meetings under head coach Jim Calhoun (85-32 on 12/12/90 and on 12/2/00)... Coach Calhoun is 20-6 vs. UNH, 2-0 at and 18-6 at Northeastern... is the third BIG EAST opponent for UNH this season. SCOUTING THE HUSKIES-- opened the season with an win over Vanderbilt. Sophomore All-American candidate Caron Butler led the Husky scorers with 23 points and added six rebounds, six steals and three assists. Junior guard Tony Robertson had 16 points, senior forward Johnnie Selvie had 15 and freshman center Emeka Okafor had 11 points and 12 rebounds in his first career contest. Sophomore point guard Taliek Brown had a near triple-double, scoring nine points, grabbing eight rebounds and handing out 11 assists. Freshman guard Ben Gordon had eight points and five rebounds off the bench in 20 minutes. All Notes, Statistics, Box Scores and Play-by-Play s are available in Adobe Acrobat (PDF) format by visiting the official website of Athletics at The Men s Basketball Media Center can be located by clicking on the Men s Basketball Home Page and then clicking the link for Media Center at the top right hand side of the page University of Connecticut Basketball Media Notes-- NOVEMBER 26, 2001 vs. NEW HAMPSHIRE, page HUSKIES BASKETBALL

2 HEAD COACH JIM CALHOUN-- Jim Calhoun (American International 68) is in his 16 th season in charge of the Connecticut basketball program. In his 30 th season as a collegiate head coach, Jim Calhoun has an overall career record of (68.3%), having spent 14 seasons as the head coach at Northeastern University before taking over at Connecticut in Calhoun sports a (71.1%) record at and he registered a (64.6%) mark at Northeastern. He is the only basketball coach in NCAA Division I history to have recorded at least 250 wins at two different schools. Jim Calhoun is the winningest coach in both and Northeastern basketball history. VANDERBILT RECAP-- opened the season with an impressive performance in beating Vanderbilt, The win was the 600th for head coach Jim Calhoun. The Huskies scored the first 13 points of the game and led by as many as 26 points in the early minutes of the second half. Vanderbilt went on a 22-6 run to cut the lead to ten points with 12:40 to play, but never got the lead to single digits and the Huskies got the lead back up to 20 in the late stages. Caron Basketball Roster 2 Robert Swain So. G College Park, GA/Tri-Cities 3 Caron Butler So. F Racine, WI/Maine Central Institute 4 Ben Gordon Fr. G Mount Vernon, NY/Mount Vernon 5 Chad Wise Fr. G Lonoke, AR/Lonoke 10 Kwasi Gyambibi Sr. G Norwalk, CT/Church Farm School (PA) 12 Taliek Brown So. G Queens, NY/St. John s Prep 20 Justin Brown Jr. C Perth, Australia/Australian Institute 21 Scott Hazelton RFr. F Reading, MA/Central Catholic 25 Mike Hayes Jr. F Hartford, CT/Arkansas City (KS) JC 30 Shamon Tooles So. G/F Coatesville, PA/Coatesville 32 Tony Robertson Jr. G East Providence, RI/St. Andrew s 35 Mike Woodward Jr. G Rocky River, OH/Rocky River 44 Johnnie Selvie Sr. F Flint, MI/Southeastern (IA) CC 50 Emeka Okafor Fr. F/C Houston, TX/Bellaire Head Coach: JIM CALHOUN, 16th Season at Connecticut (American International 68) Associate Head Coach: DAVE LEITAO, 14th Season at Connecticut (Northeastern 83) Assistant Coach: M MOORE, 8th Season at Connecticut (Boston University 87) Assistant Coach: GEORGE BLANEY, 1st Season at Connecticut (Holy Cross 61) Director of Basketball Operations: ANDRE LaFLEUR, 1st Season at Connecticut (Northeastern 88) PRONOUNCIATION GUIDE: Taliek Brown-- TAH-leek Caron Butler-- kuh-ron Kwasi Gyambibi-- KWA-zee jim-bib-bee Emeka Okafor-- eh-mecca oh-kuh-four Shamon Tooles-- shuh-mon Dave Leitao-- lay-toe Butler had 23 points and tied his careerhigh with six steals, five of which came in the first half. HAS 74-GAME WINNING STREAK VS. NON-BIG EAST NE FOES-- enters the game with UNH with an impressive streak on the line. The Huskies have won 74 consecutive games against non-big EAST Conference New England college rivals. The streak dates back 15 seasons to head coach Jim Calhoun s first year at Connecticut, the season. Jim Calhoun s overall record against non-big EAST New England schools in his 15 years at is 78-3 (all three losses in his first season in ). The last Connecticut loss to a non-big EAST New England opponent took place on December 29, 1986 (49-48 to Hartford in the Connecticut Mutual Classic). A FIRST FOR EMEKA-- Freshman center Emeka Okafor recorded a doubledouble in the opener against Vanderbilt, scoring 11 points and grabbing 12 rebounds. He is the first player to record a double-double in his Husky debut since Rod Sellers had 13 points and 12 rebounds against Hartford on 11/26/88. Corny Thompson is the other Husky on record to debut with a double-double, scoring 23 points and grabbing 10 rebounds vs. LIU on 11/24/78. EXPERIENCE FACR-- For the second time in five seasons, will enter a season with no player on the roster having more than two years of playing experience. The Huskies had three scholarship players with two years of playing time (Ricky Moore, Rashamel Jones and Antric Klaiber). That team advanced to the NCAA Elite Eight before losing to North Carolina in Greensboro. The Huskies have two players with two years of playing time (Tony Robertson and Justin Brown). EXPERIENCE FACR, PART 2-- What may lack in experience on the court, it more than makes up for on the bench. The Huskies may be the only team in the country to boast a coaching staff with all four individuals having head coaching experience on the collegiate level (Div. I, II or III). Head Coach Jim Calhoun is in his 30th season as a collegiate head coach. Associate Head Coach Dave Leitao (14th season at ) spent two seasons as the head coach at Northeastern University. Assistant coach Tom Moore (8th season at ) was the head coach at Division III Worcester State for five seasons. The newest member of the coaching staff, George Blaney, brings 30 years as a collegiate head coach to the Husky bench. Coach Blaney spent two years at Stonehill, three seasons at Dartmouth, 22 seasons at Holy Cross and three seasons at Seton Hall. INJURY UPDATE-- Junior center Justin Brown will miss the opener vs. Vanderbilt with mononucleosis, diagnosed before the exhibition game on November 13. Brown has been cleared by the medical staff for light physical activity and has returned to practice. He should be available for the New Hampshire game on November 26. LOOKING FOR 73 IN A ROW-- has won 72 straight home games during the months of November and December over the course of the last 12 seasons. On December 12, 1989 the Huskies University of Connecticut Basketball Media Notes-- NOVEMBER 26, 2001 vs. NEW HAMPSHIRE, page HUSKIES BASKETBALL

3 BIG EAST CONFERENCE STANDINGS through games of November 24 BIG EAST OVERALL EAST W L W L Boston College Miami CONNECTICUT Villanova St. John s Providence Virginia Tech BIG EAST OVERALL WEST W L W L Syracuse Pittsburgh Notre Dame West Virginia Georgetown Seton Hall Rutgers dropped a decision to Villanova at the Hartford Civic Center. Since that loss, Connecticut has gone unbeaten in November and December in home games in Hartford and Storrs. That mark does not include three neutral court wins over UMass in the Hartford Civic Center. BUTLER ON SHORT LIST-- Sophomore Caron Butler is on many expert s short list for National Player of the Year and All- American honors. He is among the preseason candidates for the Wooden Player of the Year Award and the Naismith Player of the Year Award. Butler was a Street & Smith s Pre-Season All-American pick and was a First Team All-BIG EAST pre-season selection. Butler was among the players receiving votes for the preseason Associated Press All-American team. BUTLER WITH THE USA-- Sophomore Caron Butler spent his summer as a key member of the United States team at the World Championship For Young Men Tournament in Japan. Caron started all eight games for the Gold Medal winning and unbeaten USA squad, averaging 10.6 points and adding 4.3 rebounds. He shot 51.5% from the field and added 19 assists and 11 steals. He led the team in scoring in two games and had 15 points, four rebounds, three steals and two assists in the gold medal victory over Croatia. IN THE NATIONAL POLLS-- was among the teams receiving votes in both major national pre-season polls and remains that way in both entering the Vanderbilt game. The Huskies were listed in the pre-season Top 25 for several national publications and prognosticators. Blue Ribbon had the Huskies 12th, Dick Vitale had 22nd and ESPN.com listed Connecticut as the 23rd ranked team in the pre-season rankings. THE BIG EAST POLLS-- was selected to finish second in the East Division, according to a vote of the league s head coaches. BC was the pick to win the East, followed by, Miami, Providence, St. John s, Villanova and Virginia Tech. In the West, Georgetown led the way, followed by Syracuse, Notre Dame, Seton Hall, West Virginia, Pittsburgh and Rutgers. THE HUSKIES IN HARTFORD-- will play in the Hartford Civic Center for the 217th time in the game vs. UNH, including exhibition games. The Huskies have rolled up a mark vs. collegiate opposition, including exhibitions. has gone unbeaten at the HCC four times and has had five seasons with only one HCC loss. The Huskies topped the three million mark in attendance in Hartford during the season. The total attendance for HCC games is 3,074,498, an average of 14,234 per date, including 92 sellouts. NATIONAL POLLS HUSKIES IN THE POLLS WEEK-BY-WEEK AP USA/ESPN Pre-Season arv arv November arv November 19 arv arv ASSOCIATED PRESS P 25 November 19 Team Record Pts. LW 1. Duke (67) (0-0) 1, Illinois (3) (1-0) 1, UCLA (0-0) 1, Kansas (0-0) 1, Missouri (2-0) 1, Maryland (2-1) 1, Florida (2-1) 1, Arizona (3-0) 1,261 NR 9. Iowa (3-0) 1, Kentucky (1-1) 1, Virginia (2-0) 1, Memphis (3-0) Michigan St (2-0) Stanford (1-0) Oklahoma St (2-0) Georgetown (1-0) Boston College (0-0) Syracuse (3-0) Saint Josephs (1-1) Indiana (0-0) Western Ky (2-0) 299 NR 22. Alabama (2-0) Fresno St (2-0) 282 NR 24. USC (1-1) Temple (0-2) Others Receiving Votes: Oklahoma 121, Wake Forest 116, Texas 77, Connecticut 74, North Carolina 45, Cincinnati 35, Utah 26, Gonzaga 23, Tennessee 21, Louisville 20, Mississippi 17, Hampton 13, Auburn 11, Xavier 11, Purdue 10, No Carolina St 6, LSU 5, California 4, Notre Dame 4, Providence 4, Kent State 3, Oregon 3, Arkansas 2, Texas Tech 2, Butler 1, Holy Cross 1, Miami Fla 1, South Florida 1, UAB 1. USA DAY/ESPN COACHES P 25 As of November 19, 2001 Team Record Pts. LW 1. Duke (30) (0-0) Illinois (1) (1-0) Kansas (0-0) UCLA (0-0) Maryland (2-1) Florida (2-1) Arizona (3-0) Iowa (3-0) Missouri (2-0) Virginia (2-0) Michigan St (2-0) Kentucky (1-1) Stanford (1-0) Memphis (3-0) Georgetown (1-0) Oklahoma St (2-0) Boston College (1-0) Syracuse (3-0) Saint Josephs (1-1) Indiana (0-0) Fresno St (2-0) 128 NR 22. Alabama (2-0) 106 NR 23. Oklahoma (1-1) Texas (0-1) Western Ky (2-0) 62 NR Others Receiving Votes: Temple 60, Wake Forest 53, USC 44, Connecticut 43, Xavier 37, Cincinnati 25, Tennessee 23, Purdue 19, North Carolina 15, Wyoming 15, Utah 14, Gonzaga 13, Butler 12, Iowa St. 10, Miami (FL) 10, Charlotte 10, South Florida 8, Mississippi 7, Valparaiso 7, Kent State 6, Arizona St. 5, Utah St. 5, California 3, Dayton 3, New Mexico 3, North Carolina St. 3, Central Michigan 2, UC Irvine 2, Hampton 1, Illinois St. 1, Oregon University of Connecticut Basketball Media Notes-- NOVEMBER 26, 2001 vs. NEW HAMPSHIRE, page HUSKIES BASKETBALL

4 RECORDS & STREAKS-- has a home record over the last eight seasons. (67-8 in the HCC, 49-7 at Gampel Pavilion)... is 66-4 vs. non-conference teams in the Civic Center under Jim Calhoun, including 64-1 since a loss to Virginia in has won 19 straight non-conference games at the HCC, last losing to Kansas on January 19, is against non-conference opponents under Jim Calhoun... is in the Hartford Civic Center under Jim Calhoun. GRASSROOTS CANADA RECAP-- Johnnie Selvie (Sr., Flint, MI) scored 19 points and pulled down 15 rebounds to lead the University of Connecticut to a exhibition victory over Grass Roots Canada before a crowd of 13,264 at the Hartford Civic Center on Tuesday, November 13. took a halftime lead on the strength of 67.6% (25 of 37) shooting from the field. Tony Robertson (Jr., East Providence, RI) led the way by scoring all of his 13 points in the first half and four assists. Selvie added 12 in the opening stanza. Joining Selvie and Robertson in double figures for were Ben Gordon (Fr., Mt. Vernon, NY) and Scott Hazelton (RFr., Reading, MA) who each had 15 points. The Huskies played without starters Justin Brown (Jr., Perth, Australia), out with mononucleosis, and Taliek Brown (So., Queens, NY), who was attending a funeral. NIKE ELITE RECAP-- Sophomore All-American candidate Caron Butler (Racine, WI) scored 17 of his game-high 26 points in the first half to lead the University of Connecticut to a exhibition win over Nike Elite on Tuesday, November 6. Connecticut blew the game open in the first 3:43 of the second half with a 14-0 run, keyed by Johnnie Selvie's (Sr., Flint, MI) nine points. Selvie finished with 23 points on eight of 10 shooting from the field. Butler also finished with a game-high 10 rebounds to lead a advantage in the department. Freshman Emeka Okafor (Houston, Texas) came off the bench to score 10 points, while grabbing nine rebounds. Sophomore Taliek Brown (Queens, NY) had eight points and dished out a game-high 10 assists, while Tony Robertson (Jr., East Providence, RI) added nine points. AND THE NBA-- currently has seven former players on active NBA rosters. They are: Ray Allen (Milwaukee Bucks), Richard Hamilton (Washington Wizards), Travis Knight (New York Knicks), Donyell Marshall (Utah Jazz), Kevin Ollie (Chicago Bulls), Clifford Robinson (Detroit Pistons) and Jake Voskuhl (Phoenix Suns). ANDERSON SIGNS WITH -- signed Rashad Anderson, a 6-4, G/F, from Lakeland, FL and Kathleen HS to a National Letter of Intent. Anderson averaged 24 points, seven rebounds and four assists as a junior and led his team to the Florida State Championship. Head Coach Jim Calhoun says about Anderson, Rashad is a versatile player who will make an immediate offensive impact on our team. As we viewed other kids during the recruiting process, it was clear that Rashad is one of the top offensive players in this senior class. We look forward to him bringing his skills and winning attitude to Connecticut and think that he has the potential to become the next outstanding wing player in the Basketball program. Rashad comes from a highly successful and well-respected state championship high school program and has learned under the tutelage of a tremendous coach in Drew Taylor. We know he will be a terrific addition to our basketball family. BROWN SIGNS WITH -- signed Denham Brown, a 6-5, F from Toronto, Canada and West Hill Collegiate to a National Letter of Intent. Brown averaged 30 points and six rebounds per game as a junior at Bathurst Heights HS in Toronto, leading the squad to the semifinals of the provincial championships. He transferred to West Hill Collegiate for his senior season after Bathurst Heights closed. Head Coach Jim Calhoun says about Brown, Denham is one of the top wing/ forwards in the class. He had an outstanding summer, establishing himself as the premier junior player in Canada. He is a great talent who will be joining the Canadian National Team in the near future. Denham has a big, strong body and is a good shooter. He is an intelligent player with strong fundamentals and will be a tremendous addition to our basketball program. NEW THE STAFF-- New to the Basketball staff is Director of Men s Basketball Operations Andre LaFleur. LaFleur is a graduate of Northeastern University where he was one of the nation s premier point guards. A native of Los Angeles and a product of Governor Dummer Academy in South Byfield, Mass., he was a prime recruit for then-northeastern head coach Jim Calhoun in a class that included Wes Fuller and Reggie Lewis. From the season through LaFleur s senior year of , the team boasted a conference record of 60-6 and an overall record of LaFleur scored 1143 career points, graduating as the 10th all-time leading scorer in NU history and he is a member of the Northeastern Hall of Fame. He registered 89 steals as a senior and 252 for his career, both still Northeastern records. His total of 894 career assists set a new NCAA record in 1988 and he still ranks 11th in NCAA history. As a junior and senior, LaFleur was named All- Conference, while serving as a tri-captain with Fuller and Lewis. LaFleur was a fifth-round draft pick of the Houston Rockets in 1987 and lasted until the team s final cut of the preseason. He then played for two years in the CBA before traveling to Australia where he played professionally for 11 seasons. After completing his professional career, Andre took a position as School Sports Coordinator for the Sydney City Basketball Association. Andre has a son, Adrian, age 6, who lives in Sydney Australia. TICKETS AVAILABLE-- Reserved tickets, priced at $27 each, are on sale for all Connecticut home games in the Hartford Civic Center. Tickets are available at TicketMaster outlets throughout the state, by calling TicketMaster at (860) or (203) , by ordering on-line at at the Hartford Civic Center Box Office, or in person at the Athletic Ticket Office in Storrs (cash or check only). NEXT FOR THE HUSKIES-- will return to action on Sunday, December 2 against George Washington University at University of Connecticut Basketball Media Notes-- NOVEMBER 26, 2001 vs. NEW HAMPSHIRE, page HUSKIES BASKETBALL

5 the BB&T Classic to be held at MCI Center in Washington, DC. The game will be the second of a first day doubleheader, following a 1:00 p.m. contest between Maryland and Princeton. The game will start at 3:30 p.m. and be carried live on TV by WCTX-59 in Connecticut and also can be heard on the WTIC/ Radio Network. The losers and winners will match-up on Monday, December 3 at 5:30 and 8:00 p.m., respectively University of Connecticut Basketball Media Notes-- NOVEMBER 26, 2001 vs. NEW HAMPSHIRE, page HUSKIES BASKETBALL

6 JIM CALHOUN Head Coach 16th Season at Connecticut JIM CALHOUN YEAR-BY-YEAR 30th Season Won 600, Lost th Season At Connecticut Won 350, Lost 142 Year Record Post-Season NIT NCAA NCAA* NCAA NIT NCAA NCAA NCAA NIT NCAA NCAA NCAA NIT NIT** *-- NCAA Champions **-- NIT Champions 14 Seasons At Northeastern Won 250, Lost 137 Year Record Post-Season NCAA NCAA NCAA NCAA NCAA HEAD COACH JIM CALHOUN Jim Calhoun (American International 68) is in his 16 th season in charge of the Connecticut basketball program. In his 30 th season as a collegiate head coach, Jim Calhoun has an overall career record of (68.3%), having spent 14 seasons as the head coach at Northeastern University before taking over at Connecticut in Calhoun sports a (71.1%) record at and he registered a (64.6%) mark at Northeastern. He is the only basketball coach in NCAA Division I history to have recorded at least 250 wins at two different schools. Jim Calhoun is the winningest coach in both and Northeastern basketball history. JIM CALHOUN WINNINGEST COACH IN NEW ENGLAND HISRY Jim Calhoun s career record as a collegiate head coach ranks him as the winningest NCAA coach in New England college basketball history. Jim Calhoun enters the game with 600 career wins. He posted 250 wins in 14 years at Northeastern (MA) University and has added 600 wins at in his 15 years at Connecticut. JIM CALHOUN NO. 11 IN WINS AMONG ACTIVE NCAA DIVISION I COACHES Jim Calhoun s 29-year overall collegiate head coaching record of places him No. 11 in total wins among NCAA Division I active coaches. The head coach is one of 26 NCAA Division I coaches (all-time) who have compiled a minimum of 600 college coaching wins. NCAA Division I Winningest Active Coaches Through Games of November 24, Jim Phelan, Mt. St. Mary s Bob Knight, Texas Tech Lefty Driesell, Georgia St Jerry Tarkanian, Fresno St Lou Henson, New Mexico St Eddie Sutton, Oklahoma St John Chaney, Temple Lute Olson, Arizona Mike Krzyzewski, Duke Jim Boeheim, Syracuse Jim Calhoun, Connecticut THE CALHOUN COACHING PROFILE Overall Coaching Record: (30th Year) Coaching Record at Connecticut: (16th Year) Coaching Record at Northeastern: (14 Years) NCAA Championship Tournament: Times NCAA Championships: NCAA Elite 8 :... 4 Times NCAA Sweet 16 :...7 Times National Invitation Tournament (NIT):...5 Times NIT Championships: Overall National Post-Season Record: National Post-Season Record at Connecticut: NCAA Record at Connecticut: NIT Record at Connecticut: University of Connecticut Basketball Media Notes-- NOVEMBER 26, 2001 vs. NEW HAMPSHIRE, page HUSKIES BASKETBALL

7 BASKETBALL INDIVIDUAL BIOS, CAREER & SEASON HIGHS JUSTIN BROWN TALIEK BROWN CARON BUTLER BEN GORDON Two-year letterwinner who has played in 40 career games, averaging 1.2 points and 1.1 rebound Missed the game vs. Vanderbilt with mononucleosis... In his fourth year at and third year as active player (redshirted during national championship season). In second year as the starter at the point guard position... Has started all 33 games in his college career... Had 11 assists along with nine points and eight rebounds in the opener vs. Vanderbilt. Among the candidates for the Wooden Award and Naismith Player of the Year honors... Named to the Street & Smith All-American and All-BIG EAST First Team... Scored a game-high 23 points in the win over Vanderbilt, while adding six rebounds (all offensive) and tying his career-high with six steals. First Husky off the bench at either the point guard or shooting guard position... Had eight points and five rebounds in 20 minutes of play in his college debut vs. Vanderbilt...Top 40 national recruit All-State player at Mount Vernon (NY) High School. Top Career Top Career & Season Top Career & Season Top Career 7 Providence (2/6/01) 3 Providence (2/6/01) 5 Providence (2/6/01) 1 Fairfield (12/22/00) 2 Two Times 3 Fairfield (12/22/00) 2 Three Times 6 UMass (12/12/00) 6 UMass (12/12/00) 4 UMass (12/12/00) 3 Two Times 1 Three Times 17 UMass (12/12/00) 7 Providence (2/6/01) 3 Providence (2/6/01) 5 Providence (2/6/01) 1 Providence (2/6/01) 2 Two TImes 3 Providence (1/13/01) 3 Providence (1/13/01) 1 Two Times 1 Eight Times 1 Providence (2/6/01) 12 Providence (2/6/01) 21 Bos. College (2/13/01) 7 Bos. College (2/13/01) 13 Bos. College (2/13/01) 2 Bos. College (2/13/01) 3 Bos. College (2/13/01) 5 Two Times 8 Two Times 3 Quinnipiac (11/17/00) 8 Vanderbilt (11/19/01) 8 Vanderbilt (11/19/01) 12 St. John s (1/6/01) 8 Providence (1/13/01) 4 Brown (11/28/00) 38 Bos. College (2/13/01) 21 Bos. College (2/13/01) 7 Bos. College (2/13/01) 13 Bos. College (2/13/01) 2 Bos. College (2/13/01) 3 Bos. College (2/13/01) 5 Two Times 8 Syracuse (2/19/01) 1 Five Times 5 Three Times 5 Three Times 12 St. John s (1/6/01) 8 Providence (1/13/01) 3 Three Times 38 Bos. College (2/13/01) Season 9 Vanderbilt (11/19/01) 8 Vanderbilt (11/19/01) 8 Vanderbilt (11/19/01) 8 Vanderbilt (11/19/01) Bos. College (1/3/01) New Hamp. (12/2/00) 6 New Hamp. (12/2/00) 12 Bos. College (1/3/01) 17 Bos. College (1/3/01) 9 Syracuse (2/19/01) 9 Texas (1/15/01) 13 Two Times 11 URI (12/26/00) 5 Two Times 2 Fairfield (12/22/00) 6 Twice 39 Texas (1/15/01) 29 Bos. College (1/3/01) 10 Miami (1/20/01) 17 Villanova (2/10/01) 1 Five Times 4 Providence (1/13/01) 12 Bos. College (1/3/01) 17 Bos. College (1/3/01) 9 Syracuse (2/19/01) 8 Miami (1/20/01) 13 Two Times 6 Notre Dame (2/26/01) 5 Bos. College (2/13/01) 5 Virginia Tech (2/17/01) 38 Four Times Season Vanderbilt (11/19/01) 6 Vanderbilt (11/19/01) 6 Vanderbilt (11/19/01) 37 Vanderbilt (11/19/01) 8 Vanderbilt (11/19/01) 1 20 Vanderbilt (11/19/01) University of Connecticut Basketball Media Notes-- NOVEMBER 26, 2001 vs. NEW HAMPSHIRE, page HUSKIES BASKETBALL

8 BASKETBALL INDIVIDUAL BIOS, CAREER & SEASON HIGHS MIKE HAYES SCOTT HAZELN Swingman reserve who had two points and four rebounds in ten minutes vs. Vanderbilt in the opener... Redshirted as a freshman in because of foot injury which required surgery in April of EMEKA OKAFOR Started at center in the opener vs. Vanderbilt, recording 11 points and 12 rebounds... Also added a block in 25 minutes of action. NY ROBERTSON Front court reserve... Played for two years at Cowley County Community College in Arkansas City, Kansas Played ten minutes in the opener vs. Vanderbilt. Has appeared in 66 games over the past two seasons... Made his first career start in the opener vs. Vanderbilt... Scored 16 points and grabbed four rebounds in careerhigh 36 minutes... Averaging 7.2 points and 2.2 rebounds in his two seasons... Has scored in double figures 19 times... Averaging 19.6 minutes per game in his career. Top Career Top Career & Season Top Career Top Career & Season 10 Vanderbilt (11/19/01) 4 Fairfield (12/22/00) 2 Fairfield (12/22/00) 4 Fairfield (12/22/00) 1 New Hamp. (12/2/00) 1 Fairfield (12/22/00) 1 Twice 10 Vanderbilt (11/19/01) Season 10 Vanderbilt (11/19/01) 1 7 Vanderbilt (11/19/01) 6 Vanderbilt (11/19/01) 6 Vanderbilt (11/19/01) Fairfield (12/23/99) 8 Fairfield (12/23/99) 12 Villanova (2/10/01) 3 Two TImes 7 Bos. College (2/13/01) 8 Bos. College (2/13/01) 3 Syracuse (1/24/00) 5 Three Times 6 UMass (11/22/99) 5 New Hamp. (12/2/00) 5 Two Times 1 Five Times 3 Two Times 36 Vanderbilt (11/19/01) 13 Two TImes 5 Providence (2/6/01) 12 Villanova (2/10/01) 3 Providence (2/6/01) 4 Two Times 5 Two Times 6 Two Times 3 Syracuse (1/24/00) 4 Two Times 5 Two TImes 4 Three Times 5 Two Times 3 St. John s (2/21/00) 28 Virginia Tech (2/3/01) Season 16 Vanderbilt (11/19/01) 7 Vanderbilt (11/19/01) 1 36 Vanderbilt (11/19/01) University of Connecticut Basketball Media Notes-- NOVEMBER 26, 2001 vs. NEW HAMPSHIRE, page HUSKIES BASKETBALL

9 BASKETBALL INDIVIDUAL BIOS, CAREER & SEASON HIGHS JOHNNIE SELVIE In his second and final year at Connecticut Only scholarship senior on the squad Starter at the power forward spot... Scored 15 points and had five rebounds in win over Vanderbilt. SHAMON OLES Athletic wing player who will battle for regular duty as both big guard and quick forward...saw game action in 17 contests off the bench in first collegiate season Played a total of 44 minutes. ROBERT SWAIN In his first full season at Connecticut Enrolled at in the second semester (spring 2001) after meeting freshman eligibility requirements Among the backcourt reserves offthe bench Became eligible on December 23, 2000 (after end of first semester) Saw game action in 11 contests as a back court reserve. CHAD WISE Big guard who can play both back court positions Excellent longrange shooting ability Averaged 22 points, six rebounds and six assists as a senior on hoop squad which posted a 20-9 record As a junior, led Lonoke to the state championship while playing point guard. Top Career & Season Top Career & Season Top Career Top Career 26 Two Times 11 URI (12/26/00) 14 Two Times 6 Four Times 10 Arizona (12/9/00) 7 Virginia Tech (2/3/01) 7 Virginia Tech (2/3/01) 14 Virginia Tech (2/3/01) 1 Seven Times 6 Syracuse (2/19/01) 6 St. John s (1/6/01) 3 Two Times 36 St. John s (1/6/01) 26 St. John s (1/6/01) 10 St. John s (1/6/01) 13 Notre Dame (2/26/01) 6 Two Times 8 Two Times 7 Virginia Tech (2/3/01) 7 Virginia Tech (2/3/01) 14 Virginia Tech (2/3/01) 6 Syracuse (2/19/01) 6 St. John s (1/6/01) 3 Villanova (2/10/01) 36 St. John s (1/6/01) 6 S. Carolina (3/14/01) 2 S. Carolina (3/14/01) 3 Twice 2 S. Carolina (3/14/01) 2 Three Times 3 S. Carolina (3/14/01) 3 S. Carolina (3/14/01) 2 Syracuse (3/7/01) 12 S. Carolina (3/14/01) 3 Two Times 3 Villanova (1/13/01) 1 Two Times 2 Two Times 1 Two Times 1 Two Times 2 Syracuse (3/7/01) 6 Virginia Tech (2/3/01) 2 Stony Brook (12/28/00) 1 Stony Brook (12/28/00) 1 Twice 2 Two Times 1 Three Times 2 Two Times 2 Two Times 1 New Hamp. (12/2/00) 1 Three Times 1 Three Times 8 Two Times 1 Villanova (1/24/01) 2 Villanova (1/24/01) 1 Villanova (1/24/01) 1 Villanova (1/24/01) 2 Villanova (1/24/01) 1 Virginia Tech (2/3/01) 1 Twice 8 Villanova (1/24/01) Season 1 6 Vanderbilt (11/19/01) 9 Vanderbilt (11/19/01) 7 Vanderbilt (11/19/01) 27 Vanderbilt (11/19/01) Season University of Connecticut Basketball Media Notes-- NOVEMBER 26, 2001 vs. NEW HAMPSHIRE, page HUSKIES BASKETBALL

10 BASKETBALL RESULTS AND POINTS-REBOUNDS-ASSISTS, BLOCKS/STEALS *-- BIG EAST Conference opponent #-- starter; S-- steals; B-- blocks Attendance J. BROWN T. BROWN BUTLER GORDON HAYES HAZELN OKAFOR ROBERTSON SELVIE Date Opponent Time/W-L s/o- sellout P-R-A-B P-R-A-S P-R-A-S P-R-A-S P-R-A-S P-R-A-S P-R-A-B P-R-A-S P-R-A-B 11/19 VANDERBILT W, ,904 DNP-inj # # # # # 11/26 NEW HAMPSHIRE 8 p.m. 12/2 vs. Geo. Wash. 3:30 p.m. at BB&T Classic, MCI Center, Washington, DC 12/3 vs. TBD 5:30 or 8 p.m. at BB&T Classic, MCI Center, Washington, DC 12/8 NORTHEASTERN 7 p.m. Harry A. Gampel Pavilion, Storrs, CT 12/11 at UMass 9 p.m. Mullins Center, Amherst, MA 12/21 QUINNIPIAC 7 p.m. 12/28 ST. BONAVENTURE 7:30 p.m. 1/2 *at Virginia Tech 7 p.m. Cassell Coliseum, Blacksburg, VA 1/5 *MIAMI 7 p.m. Harry A. Gampel Pavilion, Storrs, CT 1/7 OKLAHOMA 7 p.m. 1/10 *VIRGINIA TECH 7:30 p.m. 1/13 *at Villanova Noon First Union Center, Philadelphia, PA 1/16 *at Providence 7:30 p.m. Dunkin Donuts Center, Providence, RI 1/19 NORTH CAROLINA 4 p.m. Harry A. Gampel Pavilion, Storrs, CT 1/23 *ST. JOHN S 7:30 p.m. Harry A. Gampel Pavilion, Storrs, CT 1/26 at Arizona 1 p.m. McKale Center, Tucson, AZ 1/30 *at Rutgers 7:30 p.m. Louis Brown Arena, Piscataway, NJ 2/2 *at Miami 7:30 p.m. Miami Arena, Miami, FL 2/5 *PROVIDENCE 9 p.m. 2/9 *at St. John s 7 p.m. Madison Square Garden, New York, NY 2/11 *VILLANOVA 7 p.m. 2/16 *BOSN COLLEGE Noon 2/19 *at Georgetown 7:30 p.m. MCI Center, Washington, DC 2/23 *WEST VIRGINIA Noon Harry A. Gampel Pavilion, Storrs, CT 2/25 *at Boston College 7 p.m. Conte Forum, Chestnut Hill, MA 3/2 *SEN HALL 7 p.m. Harry A. Gampel Pavilion, Storrs, CT Date Opponent Time/W-L s/o- sellout P-R-A-B P-R-A-S P-R-A-S P-R-A-S P-R-A-S P-R-A-S P-R-A-B P-R-A-S P-R-A-B #-- starter; S-- steals; B-- blocks Attendance J. BROWN T. BROWN BUTLER GORDON HAYES HAZELN OKAFOR ROBERTSON SELVIE *-- BIG EAST Conference opponent Games Total Avg. Home 1 15,904 15,904 Hartford Civic Ctr (16,294) 1 15,904 15,904 Harry A. Gampel Pav. (10,027) ATTENDANCE FIGURES Games Total Avg. Away - Neutral - Total 1 15,904 15, University of Connecticut Basketball Media Notes-- NOVEMBER 26, 2001 vs. NEW HAMPSHIRE, page HUSKIES BASKETBALL

11 GAME-BY-GAME TEAM AND OPPONENT STATISTICS GAME FG FGA Pct. 3FG 3FGA Pct. A Pct. O REB D T PF TP A B S Vanderbilt New Hampshire vs. Geo. Wash. vs. TBD Northeastern at UMass Quinnipiac St. Bonaventure at Virginia Tech Miami Oklahoma Virginia Tech at Villanova at Providence North Carolina St. John s at Arizona at Rutgers at Miami Providence at St. John s Villanova Boston Coll. at Georgetown West Virginia at Boston Coll. Seton Hall University of Connecticut Basketball Media Notes-- NOVEMBER 26, 2001 vs. NEW HAMPSHIRE, page HUSKIES BASKETBALL

12 RECORDS WHEN... OVERALL BIG EAST Leading at the half: Trailing at half: Tied at the half Playing overtime: Shooting 50% or better: Shooting less than 50%: Shooting between %: Shooting less than 40%: Opponents shoot 50% or better: Opponents shoot less than 50%: outrebounds its opponent: Opponent outrebounds : Teams are tied in rebounds: has 10 or more steals: shoots 70% or better: Scoring less than 50 points: Scoring points: Scoring points: Scoring points: Scoring points: Scoring points: Scoring 100 points or more: Allowing less than 50 points: Allowing points: Allowing points: Allowing points: Allowing points: Allowing 90 points or more: Bench outscores opponent bench: Playing in Gampel Pavilion: Playing in Hartford Civic Center: Playing on the road: Playing on a neutral floor: Playing a home BIG EAST game: Playing a road BIG EAST game: Game is decided by 1-4 points: Game is decided by 5-10 points: Game is decided by 11 points or more: Playing at night: Playing in the afternoon: Playing on Monday: Playing on Tuesday: Playing on Wednesday: Playing on Thursday: Playing on Friday: Playing on Saturday: Playing on Sunday: Playing on Television: *on CBS: *on ESPN: *on ESPN2: *on ESPN Regional: Caron Butler leads team in scoring: Caron Butler scores 20+ points: Johnnie Selvie scores 20+ points: Johnnie Selvie leads team in rebounding: Taliek Brown leads team in assists: Taliek Brown has double-figure assists: Emeka Okafor has double-figure rebounds: GAME-BY-GAME STARTERS Vanderbilt, 11/19 Butler, Selvie, Okafor, T. Brown, Robertson New Hampshire, 11/26 George Washington, 12/2 Princeton or Maryland, 12/3 Northeastern, 12/8 Massachusetts, 12/11 Quinnipiac, 12/21 St. Bonaventure, 12/28 Virginia Tech, 1/2 Miami, 1/5 Oklahoma, 1/7 Virginia Tech, 1/10 Villanova, 1/13 Providence, 1/16 North Carolina, 1/19 St. John s, 1/23 Arizona, 1/26 Rutgers, 1/30 Miami, 2/2 Providence, 2/5 St. John s, 2/9 Villanova, 2/11 Boston College, 2/16 Georgetown, 2/19 West Virginia, 2/23 Boston College, 2/25 Seton Hall, 3/2 *-- PLAYER IN BOLD CAPS DENOTES CHANGE IN LINE-UP FROM PREVIOUS GAME STAT LEADERS LED THE TEAM IN SCORING: Butler (1) REACHED DOUBLE FIGURES: Butler (1), Selvie (1), Okafor (1), Robertson (1) 30+ POINT GAMES: 20+ POINT GAMES: Butler (1) 15+ POINT GAMES: Butler (1), Selvie (1), Robertson (1) LED THE TEAM IN REBOUNDING: Okafor (1) DOUBLE-FIGURE REBOUNDS: Okafor (1) DOUBLE-DOUBLES: Okafor (1) TRIPLE-DOUBLES: LED THE TEAM IN ASSISTS: T. Brown (1) DOUBLE-FIGURE ASSISTS: T. Brown (1) LED THE TEAM IN STEALS: Butler (1) LED TEAM IN BLOCKS: Butler (1), Selvie (1), Okafor (1), Hazelton (1) includes ties for the team lead STATISTICAL SUPERLATIVES Biggest Lead: 26 vs. Vanderbilt, (18:49, 2nd, 50-24) Biggest Deficit: Biggest Lead in a Loss: Biggest Deficit in a Win: Biggest Halftime Lead: 23 vs. Vanderbilt (47-24) Biggest Halftime Deficit: Best 1st Half FG%: 60.0% vs. Vanderbilt (21-35) Worst 1st Half FG%: 60.0% vs. Vanderbilt (21-35) Best 2nd Half FG%: 36.8% vs. Vanderbilt (14-28) Worst 2nd Half FG%: 36.8% vs. Vanderbilt (14-28) Best Opp. 1st Half FG%: 31.3% by Vanderbilt (10-32) Worst Opp. 1st Half FG%: 31.3% by Vanderbilt (10-32) Best Opp. 2nd Half FG%: 48.4% by Vanderbilt (15-31) Worst Opp. 2nd Half FG%: 48.4% by Vanderbilt (15-31) Most Pts by in 1st Half: 47 vs. Vanderbilt Least Pts by in 1st Half: 47 vs. Vanderbilt Most Pts by Opp. in 1st Half: 24 by Vanderbilt Least Pts by Opp. in 1st Half: 24 by Vanderbilt Most Pts by in 2nd Half: 37 vs. Vanderbilt Least Pts by in 2nd Half: 37 vs. Vanderbilt Most Pts by Opp. in 2nd Half: 47 by Vanderbilt Least Pts by Opp. in 2nd Half: 47 by Vanderbilt DUNKS-- Butler (3), Selvie (2), Okafor (1) FREE THROW SHOOTING IN FINAL FIVE MINUTES OF GAME Player M A Pct. T. Brown Gordon Okafor TEAM TALS FREE THROW SHOOTING IN FINAL MINUTE OF GAME Player M A Pct. T. Brown TEAM TALS University of Connecticut Basketball Media Notes-- NOVEMBER 26, 2001 vs. NEW HAMPSHIRE, page HUSKIES BASKETBALL

13 EXH # CONNECTICUT BASKETBALL GAME-BY-GAME BOX SCORES CONNECTICUT 105, NIKE ELITE 77 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2001, HARRY A. GAMPEL PAVILION, SRRS, CT NIKE ELITE T 3-PT REBOUNDS No. N A M E FG-A FG-A -A OF DE T PF TP A BLK S MIN 20 Cunningham, Daryl f Burgan, Todd f Shaw, Richard c Dupay, Ted g Hall, Antwon g Smith, Curt Buie, Coleco Trawick, Wil Hughes, Rick TEAM TALS T-FG 1stH: % 2ndH: % Game: 37.0% Deadbl 3pt-FG 1stH: % 2ndH: % Game: 37.5% Rebs hrow 1stH: % 2ndH: % Game: 64.7% 3 CONNECTICUT T 3-PT REBOUNDS No. N A M E FG-A FG-A -A OF DE T PF TP A BLK S MIN 03 Butler, Caron f Selvie, Johnnie f Brown, Justin c Brown, Taliek g Robertson, Tony g Swain, Robert Gordon, Ben Hazelton, Scott Hayes, Mike Tooles, Shamon Okafor, Emeka TEAM TALS T-FG 1stH: % 2ndH: % Game: 52.4% Deadbl 3pt-FG 1stH: % 2ndH: % Game: 23.1% Rebs hrow 1stH: % 2ndH: % Game: 80.0% 3 OFFICIALS: Mike Kitts, Patrick Driscoll, Earl Walton TECHNICAL FOULS: none ATTENDANCE: 10,027 sellout SCORE BY PERIODS: 1st 2nd TAL NIKE ELITE EXH #2 CONNECTICUT 107, GRASS ROOTS CANADA 57 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2001, HARTFORD CIVIC CENTER, HARTFORD, CT VISIR TEAM: GR CANADA T 3-PT REBOUNDS No. N A M E FG-A FG-A -A OF DE T PF TP A BLK S MIN 21 Lyte, Richie f Dacres, Duane f Griffith, Mark c Johnson, Brendan g Gorham, Ben g Spencer, Marv Holness, Rayon Phillips, Darryl TEAM TALS T-FG 1stH: % 2ndH: % Game: 32.8% Deadbl 3pt-FG 1stH: % 2ndH: % Game: 11.5% Rebs hrow 1stH: % 2ndH: % Game: 57.1% 6 HOME TEAM: CONNECTICUT T 3-PT REBOUNDS No. N A M E FG-A FG-A -A OF DE T PF TP A BLK S MIN 03 Butler, Caron f Selvie, Johnnie f Okafor, Emeka c Gordon, Ben g Robertson, Tony g Swain, Robert Wise, Chad Gyambibi, Kwasi Watanasuparp, Ace Hazelton, Scott Hayes, Mike Tooles, Shamon Woodward, Mike McLaughlin, Chris TEAM TALS T-FG 1stH: % 2ndH: % Game: 59.4% Deadbl 3pt-FG 1stH: % 2ndH: % Game: 41.2% Rebs hrow 1stH: % 2ndH: % Game: 62.1% 6 OFFICIALS: Jim Burr, Jim Luchansky, Fran Connolly TECHNICAL FOULS: none ATTENDANCE: 13,264 SCORE BY PERIODS: 1st 2nd TAL GRASS ROOTS CANADA GAME #1 CONNECTICUT 84, VANDERBILT 71 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 2001,HARTFORD CIVIC CENTER, HARTFORD, CT VANDERBILT T 3-PT REBOUNDS No. N A M E FG-A FG-A -A OF DE T PF TP A BLK S MIN 35 Freije, Matt f Przybyszewski, D. c Plavich, Brendan g Howard, Sam g Moore, Chuck g Thornton, Brian Holwerda, Jason Coulibaly, Darius Hundley, Scott Smith, Corey TEAM TALS T-FG 1stH: % 2ndH: % Game: 39.7% Deadbl 3pt-FG 1stH: % 2ndH: % Game: 39.3% Rebs hrow 1stH: % 2ndH: % Game: 76.9% 1 CONNECTICUT T 3-PT REBOUNDS No. N A M E FG-A FG-A -A OF DE T PF TP A BLK S MIN 03 Butler, Caron f Selvie, Johnnie f Okafor, Emeka c Brown, Taliek g Robertson, Tony g Swain, Robert Gordon, Ben Wise, Chad Gyambibi, Kwasi Hazelton, Scott Hayes, Mike TEAM TALS T-FG 1stH: % 2ndH: % Game: 47.9% Deadbl 3pt-FG 1stH: % 2ndH: % Game: 23.1% Rebs hrow 1stH: % 2ndH: % Game: 57.9% 4 OFFICIALS: Tim Higgins, John Cahill, Andre Patillo TECHNICAL FOULS: none ATTENDANCE: 15,904 SCORE BY PERIODS: 1st 2nd TAL VANDERBILT University of Connecticut Basketball Media Notes-- NOVEMBER 26, 2001 vs. NEW HAMPSHIRE, page HUSKIES BASKETBALL