Jay Wright I n the. Head Coach Villanova Basketball

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2 Head Coach Jay Wright I n the course of five seasons as head coach, Jay Wright has helped Villanova add new chapters to a rich and storied basketball history. In , the Wildcats catalogued an impressive array of accomplishments despite the October loss of All-Big East forward Curtis Sumpter to season-ending knee surgery. Utilizing a four guard lineup, Villanova finished with 28 wins, the most in school history, earning a share of the Big East Conference regular season title along the way. It spent the entire season ranked in the top 10 of both the Associated Press and USA Today/ESPN polls, climbing as high as No. 2 in February. The Wildcats were rewarded with the first NCAA Tournament No. 1 seed in the program s history and advanced to the Elite Eight for the first time since There were plenty of individual highlights too. Senior guard Randy Foye was named a consensus first team All-American and a Wooden Award finalist as well as Big East player of the year. Allan Ray was a consensus All-American, Naismith Award finalist and first team All Big East choice. Wright received national coach of the year honors from CBS/Chevrolet; the Naismith Awards; and the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC). The native of Churchville, Pa., was also named Big East Coach of the Year and earned the Harry Litwack Award as the Eastern College Coach of the Year from the Herb Good Club in Philadelphia. In many respects, it was the culmination of a cycle of growth spawned when Villanova Basketball Wright returned to the university he had first served as an assistant coach to Rollie Massimino from From the day of his arrival as head coach on March 27, 2001 Wright s agenda was clear. We want to build an attitude of playing hard and playing together and playing with great passion, he stated then. Most importantly, we want our guys to play with a pride in representing Villanova. Today those qualities indeed define Villanova basketball. The first three seasons of Wright s head coaching tenure at Villanova offered snapshots of promise. In , the Wildcats surprised observers by recording 19 victories, including a win over No. 16 UCLA, and reaching the quarterfinals of the National Invitation Tournament. The next two seasons were marked by peaks and valleys as a 2002 recruiting class ranked among the nation s best acclimated itself to college. Yet Villanova continued its postseason streak, earning NIT bids in both 2003 and 2004 while also reaching the Big East Tournament semifinals in In , the Wildcats enjoyed a breakthrough campaign. The club overcame a host of significant injuries to emerge as a force in the Big East Conference, recording six victories over nationally ranked teams. In its Big East opener, the Wildcats defeated No. 21 West Virginia Three weeks later, on a snowy afternoon at the Wachovia Center, Villanova got America s attention with an victory over No. 2 Kansas. In February, there were wins over No. 17 Pittsburgh and No. 3 Boston College in the Pavilion. Villanova completed the regular season with a 21-6 record (.778), its best winning percentage since It was awarded the school s first NCAA Tournament bid since 1999 and came up with victories over Mountain West Tournament champion New Mexico and Southeastern Conference Tournament champion Florida to reach the regional semifinal. Without Sumpter, who suffered a torn knee ligament in the win over the Gators, Villanova nearly upended top seed and eventual NCAA champion North Carolina, dropping a decision that was not decided until the final horn sounded. Wright was named Philadelphia Big Five Eastern College Coach of the Year for his efforts in leading VU to a 24-8 mark in U n d e r Wright, Villanova basketball has grown in other ways. One of Wright s first priorities was

3 Jay Wright 2006 Naismith Coach of the Year 2006 CBS/Chevrolet Coach of the Year 2006 NABC Coach of the Year 2006 Big East Coach of the Year 2006 Harry Litwack Award (Eastern College Coach of the Year) 2005 USA Basketball Co-Developmental Coach of the Year

4 Jay Wright Personal Information Date Of Birth: Dec. 24, 1961 Education: Council Rock High School (1979): Bucknell University (1983) Coaching Experience: : University of Rochester; : Drexel University; : Villanova University; UNLV; Hofstra University; 2001-present Villanova University Family: Wife, Patricia; Children, Taylor (13), Colin (11) and Reilly (7). to reach out to former Wildcat players to insure that they are an active part of the program. Towards that end, Wright s staff hosts an annual golf outing and alumni game as part of the university s basketball Summer Jam. Another clear sign of growth is that three former members of Wright s Villanova staff have now been entrusted to lead other programs. Joe Jones, a Villanova assistant coach from , is the head coach at Columbia. Billy Lange, a part of Wright s Wildcat staff from , is the head coach at the United States Naval Academy and former associate head coach Fred Hill was named head coach at Rutgers in the spring of This marks Wright's second stint at Villanova. He served as an assistant to former head coach Rollie Massimino for five seasons before moving on to the University of Nevada- Las Vegas for two more years as an assistant coach from In 1994, Wright landed his first head coaching position. Hofstra University hired him to breathe life into a program that had struggled through the late 1980s and into the early part of the 1990s. Piece by piece, Wright transformed the Pride into a potent force in the America East Conference. This period was capped by a three-year run, which concluded in 2001, that saw Hofstra post a (.766) record and make a pair of NCAA Tournament appearances. Wright earned America East Coach of the Year honors in both and He was also tabbed Eastern Basketball's Coach of the Year in Five of those Wright has tutored as a college head coach moved on to the National Basketball As part of the Philadelphia Phillies tribute to Villanova s season, Jay Wright threw out the first pitch prior to an April game against Washington Villanova Basketball

5 Association following their college careers. Randy Foye was taken with the seventh overall selection in the first round of the 2006 NBA Draft and is with the Minnesota Timberwolves. Kyle Lowry was also selected in the first round of the 2006 draft by Memphis and Allan Ray signed with the Boston Celtics. Speedy Claxton, whom Wright coached at Hofstra, was a first round draft pick in 2000 and signed with Atlanta in the summer of 2006 while his former Pride teammate, Norman Richardson, spent time with Indiana. At Hofstra, Wright's teams improved on an annual basis, culminating in a 26-5 season of In each of Wright's last six seasons on Long Island, the team improved its victory total from the previous year. Under Wright's watch Claxton became only the second sophomore in school history to win America East Player of the Year honors and the Pride captured the first ECAC Holiday Festival in school history in 1998, defeating Pennsylvania and Georgia Tech. Tom Pecora, who was by Wright s side throughout the seven seasons on Long Island, succeeded Wright as head coach. He is the fourth former Wright aide now directing a Division I program. Academic success has been a key component of Year Institution Record Postseason Hofstra University None Hofstra University 9-18 None Hofstra University None Hofstra University None Hofstra University NIT Hofstra University 24-7 NCAA Hofstra University 26-5 NCAA Villanova University NIT Villanova University NIT Villanova University NIT Villanova University 24-8 NCAA Villanova University 28-5 NCAA Wright s coaching career. Every player who has spent four years with Wright s programs at Villanova and Hofstra has earned his college degree. Since becoming a head coach, Wright has also taken time out to work with USA Basketball. In August 2005 he served as head coach for the Year-by-Year with Jay Wright 12 years United States entry in the World University Games which earned a gold medal. Team USA was dominant in amassing an 8-0 record by an average margin of victory of 29.9 points per game. For his efforts Wright was named USA Basketball Co-Developmental Coach of the Year Villanova Basketball 21

6 Jay Wright and his family posed for a picture at Citizens Bank Park in April. Clockwise from L-R: Colin, Taylor, Jay, Patty, and Reilly Wright. Previously, Wright served as an assistant coach under Syracuse University head coach Jim Boeheim for the USA Basketball World Championship for Young Men Qualifying Team in Wright spent five years on the Main Line from He performed a wide range of assignments for Massimino, including scouting, on-court coaching and recruiting. During his time at Villanova the Wildcats made three NCAA Tournament appearances and reached the Elite Eight in Wright's coaching career began in 1984 at the University of Rochester. He also served as an aide to Eddie Burke at Drexel University. A 1983 graduate of Bucknell University with degrees in economics and sociology, Wright was a four-year letterman in basketball. He earned both the Benton A. Kribbs Most Valuable Player and the Macolm E. Musser The Wright Stuff Lifetime: (.611) Villanova (2001-present): (.638) Hofstra ( ): (.589) Big East Regular Season: (.575) America East Regular Season: (.613) NCAA Record: 5-4 (.556); four appearances NIT Record: 4-4 (.500); four appearances Big East Tournament: 5-5 (.500) Leadership Awards as an undergraduate. Following graduation, Wright worked as an administrative assistant with the Philadelphia Stars football team that captured the 1983 United States Football League championship. Since returning to Philadelphia, Wright has joined forces with his fellow Division I head coaches in the fight against cancer. Through the work of the head coaches at Drexel, La Salle, Penn, Saint Joseph s, Temple and Villanova, the Philadelphia chapter of Coaches vs. Cancer has become one of the top fundraising groups in that organization. The product of Churchville, Pa., attended Council Rock High School. He is married to the former Patricia Reilly (Villanova class of 1983). The Wrights have two sons, Taylor (13), Colin (11), and a daughter, Reilly (7). Wright vs. Opponents Albany American (PR) Arizona Army Belmont Binghamton Boston College Boston University Bucknell California Chaminade Cincinnati Colgate College of Charleston Colgate Colorado Columbia Connecticut Cornell Dartmouth Dayton Delaware Delaware State DePaul Drexel Eastern Washington Fairfield Florida Florida Atlantic Florida International Fordham Georgetown Georgia Tech Grambling Hartford Hawaii-Pacific Iona Kansas Lafayette La Salle Longwood Lehigh Louisiana Tech Louisville Loyola Marymount Maine Manhattan Marquette Maryland Memphis Miami Michigan State Middle Tennessee State Missouri Kansas City Monmouth New Hampshire New Mexico New Mexico State North Carolina Northeastern Northern Illinois Notre Dame Oklahoma Ohio State Oklahoma State Pennsylvania Penn State Pittsburgh Providence Redlands Rider Rutgers St. John s Saint Joseph s Santa Clara Seton Hall Siena Southern Mississippi Southwest Texas State Stony Brook Syracuse Temple Texas Towson UCLA UMBC UNC Greensboro USF Vanderbilt Vermont Villanova Virginia VMI Virginia Tech West Virginia Wichita State Xavier Yale Youngstown State Villanova Basketball

7 Villanova Extended Coaching Family Billy Lange Navy Joe Jones Columbia Joe Jones Columbia (L-R) Jim Haggerty, Jones, Johnny Holley, Wright, current VU associate head coach Brett Gunning, Lange and Hill. Fred Hill Rutgers Tom Pecora Hofstra Four men who worked for Jay Wright are now Division I head coaches. Tom Pecora (lower right) was Wright s aide at Hofstra, where he is now head coach. Joe Jones, Billy Lange and Fred Hill were all a part of Wright s original staff at Villanova in Villanova Basketball 23

8 Associate Head Coach Brett Gunning Brett Gunning enters his sixth season on the Villanova staff and second in the role of associate head coach. He has served alongside Jay Wright during every one of Wright s 12 seasons as a head coach. For Gunning, the return to Villanova was a homecoming. A product of Broomall, Pa., Gunning graduated from nearby Malvern Prep in 1990 and spent two years as an undergraduate at Villanova before accompanying former head coach Rollie Massimino to UNLV in In his current position Gunning is responsible for a wide range of duties, including on-court teaching, recruiting and scouting. In this capacity he contributed to the development of Villanova s All-American guards, Randy Foye and Allan Ray, who recently moved into the National Basketball Association. Prior to his return to VU, Gunning was an integral part of the rebirth Wright orchestrated at Hofstra University for seven seasons. Gunning, 34, assisted with recruiting, individual instruction, scouting, and film analysis. He also was instrumental in the development of players with the Pride, including Craig Speedy Claxton, the No. 1 draft choice of the Philadelphia 76ers in 2000 and currently with the Atlanta Hawks, and Norman Richardson, who spent time in the NBA with the Chicago Bulls and Indiana Pacers. Brett Gunning has emerged as one of the top assistant coaches in the country, said Jay Wright. He has been the foundation of our staff at Hofstra University and here at Villanova. Brett brings great knowledge, leadership and experience to the position of associate head coach. Gunning grew up as a Villanova basketball fan and attended Massimino s basketball camps. He spent two years as a team manager before moving with Massimino to UNLV in Then he served two years as a student assistant along with Massimino and Wright with the Runnin Rebels, earning his Bachelor of Arts degree in Gunning makes his home in Bryn Mawr, Pa. Birthdate: Aug. 3, 1972 Hometown: Broomall, Pa,. In Focus: Brett Gunning Education: B.A. in Communications (1994) University of Nevada at Las Vegas Experience: Student Assistant, Villanova University ( ) Student Assistant, UNLV ( ) Assistant Coach, Hofstra University ( ) Assistant Coach, Villanova University ( ) Associate Coach, Villanova University (2005-present) Villanova Basketball

9 Assistant Coach Ed Pinckney His role in Villanova s singular athletic achievement - the 1985 NCAA championship - has already earned Ed Pinckney a retired jersey that hangs in the Pavilion rafters. Now Pinckney has crafted a new niche for himself as an assistant coach at his alma mater. Pinckney assists the staff in all areas, including on-court development and recruiting. The Villanova basketball family is proud of Ed and excited to have him back on campus, stated Jay Wright in making the announcement in May of Ed is a Villanova legend and has distinguished himself in the community and in professional basketball since his graduation. His knowledge, experience and enthusiasm will be a great asset to our coaching staff as we continue to build our program. Pinckney returned to the Main Line after a long career in the National Basketball Association. A No. 1 draft choice of the Phoenix Suns in 1985, Pinckney spent 12 years in the league as a player. Following his retirement in 1997, Pinckney joined the Miami Heat organization as part of its radio and television broadcasting team. In he was named to oversee the club s mentoring program where he spent considerable time working with Caron Butler and Rasual Butler. As a collegian, Pinckney was one of the finest players in Villanova history. A four year starter from , Pinckney scored 1,865 points (seventh most in school history) and collected 1,107 rebounds (fourth in school annals) over the course of his career. In that span the Wildcats were 11-3 in the NCAA Tournament, posted an overall record of (.713), and captured the university s only NCAA title in an epic upset of heavily favored Georgetown. Pinckney was named Most Outstanding Player for his 16- point, six rebound effort in the win. Pinckney, 43, and his wife Rose Marie have a home in the Philadelphia area. The couple has four children: Shea (21); Spencer (17); Austin (14) and Andrea (12). In Focus: Ed Pinckney Birthdate: March 27, 1963 Hometown: Bronx, N.Y. Education: B.A. in Communications (1985) Villanova University Wife: Rose Marie Children: Shea (21); Spencer (17); Austin (14); Andrea (12) Experience: National Basketball Association Player, Miami Heat Radio & Television Analyst, Director of Mentoring Program, Miami Heat, Assistant Coach, Villanova University, 2003-present Villanova Basketball 25

10 Assistant Coach Patrick Chambers After spending one season in the role of Coordinator of Basketball Operations, Patrick Chambers was named an assistant coach on May 27, Chambers roots run deep in the Philadelphia area. As a player, Chambers earned a niche in the lore at Philadelphia University from After arriving at the school without a scholarship, Chambers became the starting point guard, establishing the school record for assists (709) in the process. During his stint with the Rams, Chambers helped spark the squad to a pair of NCAA Division II Elite Eight appearances and another pair of Sweet 16 finishes. Following graduation, Chambers served for one season as an assistant coach at Delaware Valley College. In 1999, Chambers was named top varsity assistant coach at Episcopal Academy. Chambers worked alongside Episcopal head coach Dan Dougherty, who holds a place in Villanova lore as an assistant coach on the 1971 Wildcat squad which reached the NCAA Final. Chambers also spent time as a special assistant to his former college coach, Herb Magee at Philadelphia University. In that capacity he assisted Magee with player development off the court, designed offseason workouts and scouted opponents. We re very fortunate to have a young man and coach with the character and passion of Pat Chambers join our staff, stated Jay Wright when Chambers first joined the staff in Pat is wellknown among Philadelphia basketball players for his career at Episcopal Academy and Philadelphia University, as well as his coaching experience at the collegiate and high school levels. He is going to be a great addition to the Villanova basketball family. Chambers assists the Villanova staff in all areas. Along with his role in recruiting, Chambers brings a high energy presence in his on-court teaching during preseason workouts and with the guards during the season. He also assists with scouting and game day preparation, while staying in contact with teachers to keep track of the Wildcats academic progress. The 35-year old Chambers is newly engaged to Courtney Sullivan and makes his home in West Conshohocken, Pa. The couple plans a 2007 wedding Villanova Basketball In Focus: Patrick Chambers Birthdate: Dec. 13, 1971 Hometown: Malvern, Pa. Education: B.S. in Marketing (1994) Philadelphia University Experience: Assistant Coach, Villanova University, 2005-present Coordinator of Basketball Operations, Villanova University Special Assistant for Men s Basketball, Philadelphia University Assistant Coach, Episcopal Academy Assistant Coach, Delaware Valley (Pa.) College

11 Basketball Staff Manager of Basketball Operations J Jason Donnelly ason Donnelly begins his second season at Villanova in In his role as manager of basketball operations he oversees all administrative taks related to the basketball office, including the scheduling of team activities and travel. In addition he aids in the oversight of the team's academic progress, serves as operational director of the Villanova Basketball Camps and coordinates the film exchange program. Donnelly came to Villanova from Bishop O Connell High School in Arlington, Va., where he served as the lead assistant coach to Joe Wootten from Bishop O'Connell finished No. 1 in the state of Virginia, in the national top 25 and averaged 29 wins over the final three season's of Donnelly's tenure. Prior to that stint, Donnelly spent two years as an assistant basketball coach at his alma mater, Muhlenberg College in Allentown, Pa. Donnelly also brings extensive experience in basketball camps with him. From , he was on the staff as both a coach and commissioner at the camp of legendary high school coach Morgan Wootten. Jason is a young, enthusiastic and experienced basketball coach, states Jay Wright. He comes from great bloodlines, having worked for Joe Wootten at Bishop O Connell. His administrative experience has been an invaluable asset to the Villanova basketball program. Donnelly and his wife Rachel make their home in Wayne, Pa. Administrative Intern B Andrew Francis rooklyn, N.Y., native Andrew Francis joined the Men s Basketball staff in August 2005 in the role of Administrative Intern/Video Coordinator. In this capacity Francis assists in a variety of roles and directs the video operations of the basketball office. Francis, 32, is a 1992 graduate of Abraham Lincoln High School. He played basketball at Fulton Montgomery Community College in Johnstown, N.Y., before completing his college career playing for Coach Sidney Green at LIU-Southampton. Francis graduated in 1998 with a degree in marketing and management. After a knee injury ended his professional playing career, Francis was a volunteer assistant coach at Concordia College. From , he served as the head women s coach at Mt. St. Vincent College, compiling a record. In addition, he served as a volunteer assistant coach for the Westchester Wildfire of the United States Basketball League. Graduate Manager M Mark McClintick ark McClintick has been a part of the Villanova basketball program for the last five years, serving first as undergraduate manager and since 2005 as a graduate manager. He assists manager of basketball operations in a wide variety of administrative duties including film exchange. He also keeps the official statistic book during each game at the scorer s table. This native of Bedminster, N.J. earned his undergraduate degree in May 2005 and is currently completing his master s degree in business administration. Men s Basketball Secretary T Mary Anne Gabuzda he tie that binds generations of Villanova basketball people is Men s Basketball Secretary Mary Anne Gabuzda. She joined the basketball staff in 1980, working for then coach Rollie Massimino, and has been on staff ever since. A resident of Glenolden, Pa., Gabuzda oversees many of the internal administrative details of the basketball office. She also helps coordinate the men s basketball alumni network. Administrative Assistant I Christina Vuocolo n July of 2005 Christina Vuocolo became a full-time member of the basketball staff after serving four years as an undergraduate manager. Vuocolo serves as Jay Wright s administrative assistant and assists with a range of other office duties. Vuocolo is a 2005 Villanova graduate and a native of Point Pleasant Beach, N.J. She makes her home in Blue Bell, Pa. Nutritional Education Consultant J Jessica Pellicciotta essica Pellicciotta, M.A., R.D., L.D.N., has been with Villanova University since She has more than eight years of experience in such areas as Nutrition Education, Meal Planning, Sports Nutrition, Medical Nutrition Therapy and Weight Management. She works with the men s basketball team to help it achieve peak performance by teaching healthful nutrition habits. In addition, she conducts a Healthy Lifestyle class for the Villanova community. Pellicciotta is a former field hockey standout at The Ohio State University. She holds a Bachelor s of Science in Human Ecology from Ohio State and a Master s degree in Nutrition Education from Immaculata University. 24 varsity sports. Team Physician V Dr. Frank Furman illanova s longtime team physician is Dr. Frank Furman. Furman is a partner in the Devon Family Practice and has been associated with Bryn Mawr Hospital for 21 years. Over the course of the his years at Villanova, Furman has worked with athletes from each of VU s Villanova Basketball 27

12 Basketball Staff Team Chaplain V Rev. Rob Hagan, O.S.A. illanova alumnus and associate athletic director Rev. Rob Hagan, O.S.A., begins his third season as the basketball program s team chaplain in In that role he accompanies the team throughout the season. As associate athletics director, Hagan oversees the areas of Sports Medicine and Strength and Conditioning. Hagan was ordained to the priesthood in September A 1987 Villanova graduate, Hagan received a J.D. from Widener University School of Law in He then spent seven years as an attorney with Gillin and Associates. In that firm he served as a criminal defense counsel in addition to handling contract negotiations, arbitrations and mediations. Hagan resides on the Villanova campus. He also presides at campus masses and assists on weekends at St. Paul s Parish in South Philadelphia. Academic Advisor I Dan Regan n 1978 Dan Regan began serving Villanova as an academic advisor and he has served continously in that role since. Under his leadership the overall grade point average of Villanova s student-athletes has risen to just over 3.0. A graduate of the University of Toronto, he received his master s degree from Villanova and his doctorate from Fordham University. He is a professor of philsophy at Villanova. Strength and Conditioning Coach A Jeff Watson member of the Villanova athletics staff since 1992, Jeff Watson coordinates the athletic department s strength and conditioning program and serves as the point person for the staff s work with the men s basketball program. A 1989 graduate of the University of Michigan, Watson oversees the strength and conditioning component for all 24 varsity sports at Villanova. Watson works closely with the basketball staff to design strength and flexibility programs that are specifically tailored for each individual. Those include aerobic, flexibility and weight training elements. Watson and his wife Allyson, a former Villanova water polo coach, make their home in Phoenixville. Head Trainer O Jeff Pierce ne of the longest tenured members of the Villanova basketball staff is head athletic trainer Jeff Pierce. Pierce will begin his 19th season with the program in after arriving at Villanova in He holds Bachelor of Science and masters degrees from West Chester University and was awarded a Masters degree in Public Administration from Villanova in December Pierce serves as the point person between the basketball program and the athletic department s sports medicine program. Along with team orthopedic surgeon Dr. Rob Good and team physician Frank Furman, Pierce helps oversee the daily rehabilitation efforts of those athletes in the program coping with injuries, large or small. In addition to his work at Villanova, Pierce is an adjunct associate professor in the Biometrics department at Eastern University. Pierce and his wife Rhonda reside in Phoenixville. They have two daughters, Kelly and Lindsey. Team Orthopedic Surgeon T Dr. Rob Good he marks Dr. Rob Good s silver anniversary of working with the Villanova athletic department. Good serves as chief of orthopaedics at Bryn Mawr Hospital and also is a clinical assistant professor of orthopedics at Thomas Jefferson University. He is also past president of the Philadelphia Orthopedic Society. Director of Media Relations I Mike Sheridan n his role as director of media relations, Mike Sheridan serves as the basketball program s liaison to the print and broadcast media. Sheridan begins his ninth season at Villanova in In this capacity he coordinates all media requests, oversees the operations of the statistics crew on game night and edits the media guide. In addition, he serves as producer of the Inside Villanova Basketball television program that appears on Comcast Sports Net and MSG while also serving as co-host and producer of Talking Villanova Basketball with Jay Wright on the Villanova/ISP Radio Network. Prior to his arrival at Villanova, Sheridan spent 14 years as the managing editor of Basketball Times and a decade as the editor of Eastern Basketball magazine. He earned two Best Writing awards from the United States Basketball Writers Association. Sheridan and his wife Kristin make their home in Havertown, Pa. Assoc. Director of Academic Support O Amy Miller ne of the basketball program s key links to the academic community at Villanova is Amy Miller. The academic year marks her fourth at Villanova and second in her current capacity. In her position, Miller coordinates the daily operations of the academic support staff, including the department s Academic Resource Center (ARC). She and her staff are in constant communication with university faculty regarding missed class time and assignments brought on by travel. Tutors are made available through the Academic Support Office and the office works closely with the basketball staff to arrange organized study sessions during the season. During the academic year, Villanova student-athletes posted an overall grade point average of Miller owns an accounting degree from Franklin & Marshall and a Master s in Sport and Recreation Administration from Temple in She resides in Ardmore, Pa Villanova Basketball