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1 OCtOber 23, MenS SOCCer Weekly ReleaSe 2009 SChedule 8/23 CBU (H) * W, 3-0 8/26 Saint Louis (H) * W, 2-0 (Busey Bank Kickoff Festival) 9/4 Bradley (A) T, 1-1 9/6 Eastern Illinois (N) W, 2-0 (UAB Tournament) 9/11 UMKC (N) L, 3-1 9/13 Drake (N) W, 4-3 (Memphis Classic) 9/18 Vermont (H) T, 0-0 9/20 Central Arkansas (H) W, 2-0 9/26 UCF (H) # W, /4 SMU (A) # L, /10 Kentucky (H) # L, /14 UAB (A) # L, /17 FIU (H) # W, /21 Marshall (A) # L, /24 SIU-E (H) 7 p.m. 10/28 Alabama A&M (H) 7 p.m. 11/1 Tulsa (A) # 2 p.m. 11/7 South Carolina (H) # 7 p.m. Legend (H) -- Home (A) -- Away # -- Conference Game * -- Exhibition Game MemphiS TiGerS Player SpOtliGht MemphiS MatCh QuiCk FaCtS SIUE COuGarS SIUE Cougars at Memphis Tigers Non-Conference Memphis Record (5-5-2) SIUE Record (5-6-2) 7 p.m. (CST) Memphis, Tenn. SIUE Head Coach Kevin Kalish Memphis Head Coach Richie Grant Location Mike Rose Soccer Complex HeadinG IntO SaturdayS MatCh-Up: The Memphis Tigers head into two-straight non-conference fi xtures beginning on Saturday with a match-up against SIU-Edwardsville. The Tigers and Cougars have revitalized an old series that began in 1986 and originally ended in 1993, before Memphis brought SIUE to the Mike Rose Soccer Complex last season. The game resulted in a 0-0 tie. Memphis comes into the game with a record of The Tigers have gone 1-4 since defeating UCF on Sept. 26. The U of M is much need of some wins as they head into the end of the Conference USA season. SIU-Edwardsville comes into the match with a mark. The Cougars are led by Kevin Bielicki with two goals and three assists. Freshman Peter Kelly has chipped in with two goals. Memphis senior Rick Alleman netted his second career goal on Wednesday against Marshall. The Tiger captain has one goal and one assist this season. Thomas Shannon recorded his second assist of the season on the goal. ThOmaS ShannOn SOphOmOre - Defender Memphis defender Thomas Shannon returned on Saturday against FIU from injury to play his fi rst full game since Sept. 13 against No. 23 Drake. Shannon was injured on Sept. 18 against Vermont and reaggrivated his injury on Oct. 14 against UAB.

2 Team BreakdOwn SIUE Cougars Impact Players F 9 Kevin Bielicki (Jr.) 13 games, 2 goals, 3 assists F 13 Peter Kelly (Fr.) 12 games, 2 goals, 0 assists MF 8 Jack Twellman (So.) 10 games, 1 goal, 0 assists D 5 Ben Hemkens (Sr.) 13 games,1 goal, 0 assists D 11 Zach Bauer (Sr.) 13 games, 0 goals, 0 assists D 3 Randy Roy (Jr.) 12 games, 0 goals, 1 assist D 21 Nash Maduekwe (So.) 13 games, 0 goals, 1 assist GK 1 Scott Meyer (So.) 13 games, 12 GA, 49 saves Memphis Tigers Impact Players F 19 Parker Duncan (So.) 12 games, 4 goals, 3 assists MF 9 Jon Wright (Fr.) 12 games, 3 goals 1 assist F 21 J.J. Greer (Fr.) 12 games, 1 goal 5 assists MF/D 17 Andreas Guentner (Fr.) 10 games, 2 goasl 0 assists D 8 Rick Alleman (Sr.) 12 games, 1 goal 1 assist MF 16 Brian Farrell (Sr.) 12 games, 1 goals 1 assist D 5 Rory O Connor (Jr.) 12 games, 0 goals 0 assists GK 1 Michael Goodlett (Sr.) 12 games, 16 ga 40 saves MF/F 7 Justin Watson (Fr.) 10 games, 2 goals 1 assists D 14 Thomas Shannon (So.) 9 games, 0 goals 1 assists D 11 Jordan Johnson (Fr.) 12 games, 0 goals 0 assists TiGer SOCCer notebook Alleman NetS SeCOnd Career GOal Memphis centerback Rick Alleman netted his second career goal on Wednesday against Marshall. The senior captain now has two goals in his career. Alleman had a near goal against UCF but gave credit to Parker Duncan for the tap in of his initial shot. Grant ReaCheS 100 WINS Memphis head coach Richie Grant is reached the 100 win milestone with the Tigers 1-0 defeat of FIU in Memphis on Sat., Oct. 17. The Dublin, Ireland native, who is in his 11th season in 2009 is the second-winningest coach in the programs history behind Chris Bartels. Grant is 10 wins behind Bartels who amassed 110 wins in his Memphis career. FreShmen COntinue to FlOuriSh The Memphis freshman added yet another goal to their tally this season with Andreas Guentner s strike from 25 yards out on Sat., Oct. 17 against FIU. Guentner now has two goals on the season. The assist came from another freshman Justin Watson, who has two goals and one assist on the year. The Tiger newcomers have now accounted for 27 of 47 points socred this season by the Memphis offense. The freshman now have nine goals on the year. GuentnerS Strike LeadS TiGerS PaSt FIU Memphis freshman Andreas Guentner used a strike from 25 yards out in the 33rd minute to help the Tigers defeat FIU, 1-0. Guentner came up from his centerback position to receive a pass from the right side from Justin Watson. Guentner dribbled the ball in from 40 yards out before striking the ball from 25 yards out toward the goal where it went out of the reach of the FIU netminder. MemphiS DefenSe ReCOrdS FOurth ShutOut The Memphis defense recorded their fourth clean slate of the year on Sat., Oct. 17 against FIU. Michael Goodlett and the Tiger defense held the Golden Panthers to only three shots on goal in the game. Goodlett also recorded shutouts against Eastern Illinois, Vermont and Central Arkansas. The Tigers have recorded the second-most shutouts in Conference USA in TiGerS LOSe ClOSe One to NO. 19 UAB The Memphis Tigers lost a hard-fought match with the No. 19 UAB Blazers on Wed., Oct. 14 in Birmingham. Memphis goalkeeper Michael Goodlett recorded eight saves in the game and gave up the lone goal in the contest. The game was played on a rain-drenched fi eld from precipitation that had accumulated over the past few days in Birmingham. TiGerS Fall, 2-1, to KentuCky Kentucky used two second-half goals from Matt Lodge and Tyler Burns to win in comeback fashion vs. the Tigers on Sat., Oct. 10 in Memphis. The U of M went ahead 1-0 in the second half when Hugo Mondragon netted his fi rst career goal for the Tigers off a Brian Farrell assist. Memphis falls to and in Conference USA play. TiGerS NO. 10 in MidweSt ReGiOn The Memphis Tigers were ranked in the NSCAA Midwest Region poll for the fi fthstraight week on Oct. 5. The Tigers are tied with Bradley at No. 10 in the Midwest region after being ranked No. 6 before falling to SMU on Sun., Oct. 4.

3 TiGer SOCCer notebook TiGerS Fall to SMU On CBS C SMU used two second half goals and a lot of pressure on an adjusted defese to take down the Tigers, 2-0, on Sun. Oct. 4 at Westcott Field in Dallas, Texas. The Tigers are now on the season and in Conference USA play. TiGerS On the Tube The Tigers moved to all-time in televised contests after suffering a loss to SMU at Westcott Field in Dallas, Texas., on Oct. 4. Coming into this season the U of M had won two televised contests. Last season the Tigers upended No. 15 SMU in a game televised by CBS College Sports. Memphis used an overtime goal from Michael Coburn to take down the Mustangs for the fi rst time ever. The Tigers will have a second chance to defeat SMU on national television on Oct. 4. The game will be aired on CBS College Sports once again. Jason Knapp and Richard Broad will have the call for CBS C. Memphis also picked up a win in 2004 against UAB in the C-USA Tournament Championship game. The Tigers only other loss on the tube came last season in a 5-1 loss to Tulsa on CBS College Sports. Memphis will have a chance to redeem themselves against Tulsa on Nov. 1 in yet another televised contest on CBS C. Greer Ranked 6th NatiOnally in ASSiStS Per Game Memphis freshman forward J.J. Greer is ranked sixth in the nation for assists per game with a 0.71 average. The NCAA puts out a ranking summary weekly that ranks teams and players in terms of where they are compared to others across the nation. Greer was ranked 17th in the nation before tallying an assist against UCF. DUnCan nets two GOalS against UCF Memphis forward Parker Duncan netted two goals on Sept. 26, against UCF. The native of Johnson City, Tenn., has a team-leading four goals on the season. Duncan also has three assists and leads the team with 11 points. The sophomore has scored 10 goals and tallied four assists since bursting onto the scene against SMU last year. The commentators on CBS College Sports noted several times the constant pressure that Duncan put on the SMU defense that helped the Tigers get several scoring opportunities. Duncan fi nished 2008 as the team s leading socrer with six goals and one assist and earned spots on the C-USA All-Freshman team and the All-C-USA third team. GrEER TallieS Fifth ASSiSt Memphis freshman J.J. Greer tallied his fi fth assist of the season on Sat., Sept. 26 against UCF. The native of Cordova, Tenn., leads the team in assists this season. Greer also has one goal this season. Alleman almost NetS SeCOnd Career GOal Senior captain Rick Alleman was originally credited with the game-winning goal on Sat., Sept. 26, against UCF. The centerback shot the ball from three yards out but admitted later that Parker Duncan got a touch on the ball with the back of his heel. Nonetheless, the play became Alleman s third assist of his career. TiGerS Upend UCF, 3-2 The Tigers used a goal from Brian Farrell and two goals from Parker Duncan to earn three points in the Conference USA standings on Sat., Sept. 26 by defeating UCF. The game went back-and-forth until Duncan used a back heel tap-in to solidify a Memphis win over the Knights. RankinGS NSCAA Rankings (10/19/09) 1. Akron Last Week: 1 2. UCLA Last Week: 4 3. Wake Forest Last Week: 5 4. North Carolina Last Week: 2 5. Maryland Last Week: 9 6. UC-Santa Barbara Last Week: 3 7. Monmouth Last Week: 8 8. Louisville Last Week: 7 9. Charlotte Last Week: UConn Last Week: Harvard Last Week: Virginia Last Week: South Flordia Last Week: N.C. State Last Week: Dartmouth Last Week: Tulsa Last Week: NR 17. Northwestern Last Week: Brown Last Week: Duke Last Week: California Last Week: Stanford Last Week: UC-Irvine Last Week: NR 23. Butler Last Week: NR 24. Drake Last Week: Ohio State Last Week: NR College Soccer News (10/19/09) 1. Akron Last Week: 1 2. UCLA Last Week: 3 3. North Carolina Last Week: 2 4. Wake Forest Last Week: 4 5. Maryland Last Week: UC-Santa Barbara Last Week: 5 7. Louisville Last Week: 7 8. South Florida Last Week: 8 9. Monmouth Last Week: Virginia Last Week: California Last Week: Charlotte Last Week: UConn Last Week: Harvard Last Week:9 15. N.C. State Last Week: Duke Last Week: Dartmouth Last Week: Stanford Last Week: Northwestern Last Week: Ohio State Last Week: Butler Last Week: Penn State Last Week: Indiana Last Week: San Diego Last Week: Tulsa Last Week: NR 26. Brown Last Week: Michigan Last Week: West Virginia Last Week: NR 29. Davidson Last Week: NR 30. UAB Last Week: NR

4 RankinGS Soccer America (10/19/09) 1. Akron Last Week: 1 2. UCLA Last Week: 2 3. Wake Forest Last Week: 4 4. North Carolina Last Week: 3 5. Maryland Last Week: 6 6. UConn Last Week: South Florida Last Week: UC-Santa Barbara Last Week: 5 9. Harvard Last Week: Monmouth Last Week: Louisville Last Week: Northwestern Last Week: N.C. State Last Week: Charlotte Last Week: NR 15. Virginia Last Week: Butler Last Week: Tulsa Last Week: NR 18. Dartmouth Last Week: NR 19. San Diego Last Week: NR 20. West Virginia Last Week: NR 21. Stanford Last Week: Brown Last Week: Ohio State Last Week: Duke Last Week: California Last Week: 13 Indiana Last Week: 6 Top Drawer Soccer (10/19/09) 1. Akron 2. Wake Forest 3. UCLA 4. Maryland 5. South Florida 6. UConn 7. North Carolina 8. Monmouth 9. UC-Santa Barbara 10. Northwestern 11. Charlotte 12. Tulsa 13. Virginia 14. Louisville 15. California 16. Duke 17. Harvard 18. UC-Irvine 19. New Mexico 20. Indiana 21. Michigan 22. West Virginia 23. Brown 24. N.C. State 25. UAB TiGer SOCCer NOtebOOk MiChael GOOdlett PiCkS Up ShutOut NO. 2 and 3 The senior netminder from Bolton, Miss., picked up his second and third shutout of the season on Sept. 18 and Sept. 20 at the the 2009 Memphis Classic. The senior has a 1.39 career goals against average which still ranks third in Memphis history. Goodlett had four shutouts for the Tigers in TIGERS PLACE 2nd AT MemphiS ClaSSiC Memphis fi nished second in the 2009 Memphis Classic with a win and a tie over the weekend. The UAB Blazers took the title with wins over Central Arkansas and Vermont. Vermont took third place in the tournament and Central Arkansas fi nished in fourth place. TRIO Of FreShmen Strike AGainSt UCA The Memphis trio of Justin Watson, Jon Wright and J.J. Greer, all freshmen, were all contributers to Tigers goals on Sun., Sept. 20 against Central Arkansas. Watson has scored two goals on the season, Wright has three goals and one assist and Greer has one goal and fi ve assists. Tiger freshmen have accounted for seven of 13 goals for the Tigers this season. Three TiGerS Named All-MemphiS ClaSSiC Rory O Connor, Rick Alleman and J.J. Greer were all named to the 2009 Memphis Classic All-Tournament team. Greer contributed two assists against Central Arkansas. O Connor and Alleman were all important parts of the Tigers two shutouts against Central Arkansas and Vermont. TiGerS UpenD CENTRAL ARKANSAS The Memphis men s soccer squad used goals from Justin Watson and Jon Wright. The Tigers improved to all-time against the Bears with the win. MemphiS EarnS SeCOnd Draw Of SeaSOn The Tigers earned a 0-0 draw against Vermont on Fri., Sept. 18. The U of M outshot the Catamounts and had more shots on goal and corner kicks, but were unable to overcome the Vermont defense and goalkeeper Tom Critz. Vermont had three draws in a row before falling to UAB 1-0 on Sun., Sept. 20. MempHIS UpendS NO. 23 Drake The Tigers used a total team effort to take down the No. 23 Drake Bulldogs on Sun., Sept. 13 at the UAB Soccer For A Cure Classic in Birmingham, Ala. Eight different players accounted for points for Memphis as the Tigers took down the Bulldogs. The defeat of Drake accounts for the sixth upset of a ranked opponent for a Richie Grant coached Memphis squad. The Tigers defeated No. 15 SMU last season on an overtime goal by Michael Coburn. The Tigers four goals are also the most goals they have scored over a ranked opponent since they netted four goals against No. 23 Oral Roberts in TRIO Of TiGerS SCOre FirSt Career GOalS J.J. Greer, Justin Watson and Andreas Guentner all picked up their fi rst career goals at the UAB Soccer For A Cure Classic. Greer s goal came in the second half on Friday against UMKC. Watson, a native of Myrtle Beach, S.C., picked up the fi rst goal for the Tigers, who were down 1-0 to No. 23 Drake on Sunday. Guentner put the Tigers up 3-1 against Drake on Sunday.

5 POSitiOn BreakdOwn FOrwardS Projected Starters CF 19 Parker Duncan (So.) Johnson City, Tenn. CF 21 J.J. Greer (Fr.) Cordova, Tenn. Bench CF 16 Brian Farrell (Sr.) Dunboyne, Ireland CF 7 Justin Watson (Fr.) Myrtle Beach, S.C. CF 9 Jon Wright (Fr.) Tulsa, Okla. CF 15 Ryan Ruble (Jr.) Lee s Summit, Mo. Memphis will look to an experienced core of veterans supplemented by a talented bunch of newcomers at the forward position heading into Leading the way for the Tigers will be senior Brian Farrell and sophomore Parker Duncan. Duncan, an All-C-USA third team selection in his initial season for the Blue and Gray, returns after putting up a team-leading six goals in Joining Duncan up front will be Farrell. Farrell, who appeared in 13 games for the U of M last season, added three goals to the Memphis attack and will look to add to that total for the 2009 season. Also returning up front will be Ruble, who will look to add depth at the forward position, while also playing out wide as a midfi elder. A C-USA All-Freshman selection in 2007, Ruble put up two goals and three assists for Memphis during his sophomore season in Adding to Memphis arsenal will be a talented group of newcomers led by US Under-18 National Team member Justin Watson, a native of Myrtle Beach, S.C. The Tigers will also get help up front from Oklahoman Jon Wright and Mid-South native J.J. Greer. MIDFIELDERS Projected Starters CM 16 Brian Farrell (Sr.) Dunboyne, Ireland DM 10 Cody McCoy (So.) Knoxville, Tenn. RM 15 Ryan Ruble (Jr.) Lee s Summit, Mo. LM 6 Hugo Mondragon (Fr.) Houston, Texas Bench MF 9 Jon Wright (Fr.) Tulsa, Okla. MF 7 Justin Watson (Fr.) Myrtle Beach, S.C. MF 20 Joey Deloney (Fr.) Brookwood, Ga. MF 12 Bradley Jacobs (So.) Franklin, Tenn. MF 3 Eric Trujillo (Jr.) Southaven, Miss. MF 21 J.J. Greer (Fr.) Cordova, Tenn. The Tigers will have to replace three outgoing seniors in the midfi eld heading into Sean Goulding, Tripp Harkins and Jordan Lynn all will be missed as the Tigers prepare for the season. Of the returnees, Cody McCoy, a sophomore from Knoxville, Tenn., saw the most extensive playing time as a midfi elder. McCoy provided a tenacious force in the center of the pitch in his fi rst season for the Tigers. Also joining the fray at midfi elder will be Ryan Ruble, who will most likely play wide during the 2009 season. The 2007 C-USA All-Freshman Team member had a solid season as a center forward last season, scoring two goals and assisting on three goals. Bradley Jacobs will also look to make an impact for Memphis in his second season in the Blue and Gray. The sophomore from Franklin, Tenn., made an impact at the end of the season, tallying two goals and two assists in the ginal fi ve games of ReCOrd watch Career Goals Against Average 1. Sebastian Vecchio Tyler Strom Michael Goodlett Brooks Monaghan Brian Covey 1.52 Career Memphis Wins 1. Chris Bartels 110 wins 2. Richie Grant 100 wins 3. Peter Bernel 61 wins UPCOMING OPPONENTS SIU Edwardsville Head Coach: Kevin Kalish 2008 Record: /1 at Evansville W, 1-0 9/4 Oakland L, 2-1 9/11 at Louisville L, 2-0 9/13 Kentucky L, 2-1 9/18 Columbia W, 2-1 9/20 at Ohio State T, 0-0 9/25 at Dayton L, 3-0 9/27 at Northwestern L, /3 at IUPUI W, /9 Alabama A&M W, /11 at Cleveland St. L, /15 Centenary W, /17 IPFW T, 0-0 Alabama A&M Head Coach: Salah Yousif 2008 Record: /1 at Mercer W, 2-1 9/4 at Saint Mary s L, 1-0 9/6 Sacramento St. L, 4-2 9/11 Appalachian St. L, 3-2 9/13 at UNC-W L, 2-0 9/16 at Kentucky L, 1-0 9/18 Belmont L, 4-3 9/20 at Lipscomb L, 3-2 9/25 at Jacksonville W, 2-1 9/27 Stetson T, 1-1 9/30 at Dayton L, /3 Coll. of Charleston W, /9 at SIUE L, 1-0

6 Goals 1. Brian Farrell ( ) Parker Duncan ( ) Ryan Ruble ( ) 9 5. Jon Wright (2009) 3 6. Bradley Jacobs ( ) 2 Thomas Shannon ( ) 2 Justin Watson (2009) 2 Andreas Guentner (2009) 2 Rick Alleman ( ) 2 Assists 1. Ryan Ruble ( ) 7 Brian Farrell ( ) 7 3. J.J. Greer (2009) 5 4. Parker Duncan ( ) 4 Thomas Shannon ( ) 4 5. Bradley Jacobs ( ) 3 Rick Alleman ( ) 3 Points 1. Brian Farrell ( ) Ryan Ruble ( ) Parker Duncan ( ) Thomas Shannon ( ) 8 5. J.J. Greer (2009) 7 Jon Wright (2009) 7 Bradley Jacobs ( ) 7 Shots 1. Brian Farrell ( ) Ryan Ruble ( ) Parker Duncan ( ) Rick Alleman ( ) J.J. Greer (2009) Jon Wright (2009) Bradley Jacobs ( ) 15 Andreas Guentner (2009) 15 Shots On Goal 1. Brian Farrell ( ) Parker Duncan ( ) Ryan Ruble ( ) Jon Wright (2009) Rick Alleman ( ) J.J. Greer (2009) 7 Goals Against Average 1. Michael Goodlett ( ) Jordan Leedle ( ) 4.00 Saves ACtive LeaderS 1. Michael Goodlett ( ) Jordan Leedle ( ) 1 POSITION BREAKDOWN the season. Adding their talents in 2009 will be freshmen Andreas Guentner, Jon Wright, Joey Deloney, Hugo Mondragon and J.J. Greer. Expect all fi ve players to have a noticeable impact on the Tigers during the 2009 season. Eric Trujillo will also provide depth at the midfi eld position. DefenderS Projected Starters CB 8 Rick Alleman (Sr.) Spring, Texas CB 17 Andreas Guentner (Fr.) Regensburg, Germany LB 14 Thomas Shannon (So.) Broken Arrow, Okla. RB 11 Jordan Johnson (Fr.) Hendersonville, Tenn. Bench D 5 Rory O Connor (Jr.) Dublin, Ireland D 4 Patrick Kelly (Fr.) Hendersonville, Tenn. D 23 Chris Porter (RS-Fr.) Flowood, Miss. D 24 Adam Thornton (Fr.) Vicksburg, Miss. Head Coach Richie Grant has the challenging task of replacing graduated seniors Michael Coburn and Thomas Hyland heading into the 2009 season. Coburn, an All-C-USA fi rst team selection in 2008, was the unquestioned leader of the Tigers in His fi nal season at Memphis was highlighted by a thrilling overtime goal to catapult Memphis past No. 15 SMU for the fi rst time ever in a nationallytelevised match. Coburn was just one half of Memphis two-headed monster in back. Hyland, the less-heralded member of the duo, provided a steady complement for his fellow Irisman, Coburn. Leading the charge for the battle of replacing Hyland and Coburn at center back will be senior Rick Alleman and junior Rory O Connor. Alleman, a staple for the Tigers over the last three seasons, will look to be the calming infl uence for the U of M in the back of the defense. O Connor, a transfer from Lambuth University in Jackson, Tenn., appeared in 12 games for Memphis last season. At left and right back, look for sophomore Thomas Shannon and freshman Jordan Johnson to have a big impact on the Tigers. Shannon was the only Tigers inas a midfi elder, but occasionally moved to defender in certain circumstances. Shannon will look to take his talents permanently to the back of the pitch in The Tigers will look for depth from Elias Groft, Andreas Guentner, Patrick Kelly, Chris Porter and Adam Thornton. GOALKEEPERS Projected Starter GK 1 Michael Goodlett (Sr.) Bolton, Miss. Bench GK 22 Jordan Leedle (RS-Fr.) Franklin, Tenn. GK 18 Cody Gibson (RS-Fr.) Spring, Texas GK 25 Frank Petersen (Fr.) Woodstock, Ga. Look for Michael Goodlett to start in goal for the Tigers. The senior started for the Tigers last season and accumulated 76 saves, along with a 1.30 goals against average. He will be backed up by Jordan Leedle, Cody Gibson and Frank Petersen.

7 MOre TiGer NOteS Alleman and Greer Named All-TOurnament at UAB Rick Alleman and J.J. Greer were named All-Tournament at the UAB Soccer For A Cure Classic. Greer picked up a goal and an assist in the Tigers two games in Birmingham, Ala. Alleman was also named to the All-Tournament team at the Busey Bank Soccer Classic in Peoria, Ill. WriGht PrOpelS MemphiS PaSt E. IllinOiS Freshman Jon Wright picked up two goals on Sunday afternoon, the fi rst two of his career, to send the Tigers past Eastern Illinois. Wright has been playing midfi elder for the Tigers for the past two games. He can also play at the forward position. TiGerS PlaCe SeCOnd at BRADLEY Memphis fi nished with a runner-up nod at the 2009 Busey Bank Classic in Peoria, Ill. The Tigers and Bradley Braves both picked up a draw and win, but the Braves had a larger goal differential than the U of M. TriO Of TiGerS Earn All-BuSey Bank ClaSSiC Parker Duncan, Jon Wright and Rick Alleman all earned All-Tournament recognition at the 2009 Busey Bank Classic. Duncan had one goal and two assists in two games. Wright, a freshman, had two goals. Alleman, a senior, helped lead the Tigers to a shutout against Eastern Illinois. MemphiS PlayS Bradley to Draw The young Memphis squad played Bradley to a 1-1 double overtime draw in Fox Soccer Channel s NSCAA Men s Soccer Game of the Week on Sept. 4. The Tigers used late night heroics from sophomore Parker Duncan to tie the game and ultimately force the tie. Duncan led the Tigers in goals last season with six. The goal came off a play where midfi elder Bradley Jacobs staved off four Bradley defenders to control the ball. Jacobs played the ball to the right side of the box where Ryan Ruble went on to strike the ball toward the keeper. Duncan used the back of MemphiS FOOtballer InduCted into Hall Of Fame Former Memphis men s soccer player Sean Fraser will be inducted into the M Club Hall of Fame on Sept. 18. The Canadien played at the U of M from and amassed 45 goals and 19 assists. Fraser still leads Memphis in goals in a season with 18 in 2001 and career points with 109. The former Tiger was also named to the C-USA All-Decade team for his performance during his four years in the Bluff City. He also leads in season points with 42 in Fraser is also second in career goals. He went on to play professionally in the U.S., Canada and Japan. Fraser will be honored at halftime of the Memphis/Central Arkansas game on Sunday. PaSt OppOnentS 9/4 at Bradley T, 1-1 Current Record: Upcoming Games For The Braves 10/21 Creighton L, /24 Missouri State 3 p.m. 9/6 vs. E. Illinois W, 2-0 Current Record: Upcoming Games For The Panthers 10/21 at Drake L, /24 Creighton 2 p.m. 9/11 vs. UMKC L, 3-1 Current Record: Upcoming Games For The Roos 10/19 at Central Ark. L, /24 Centenary 1 p.m. 9/13 vs. Drake W, 4-3 Current Record: Upcoming Games For The Bulldogs 10/21 Eastern Illinois W, /23 at Evansville 7 p.m. 9/18 Vermont T, 0-0 Current Record: Upcoming Games For Catamounts 10/21 at Stony Brook L, /24 Binghampton 1 p.m. 9/20 Central Arkansas W, 2-0 Current Record: Upcoming Games For The Bears 10/19 UMKC W, /21 Centenary W, 1-0 9/26 UCF W, 3-2 Current Record: Upcoming Games For The Knights 10/24 at UAB 7 p.m. 10/28 Kentucky 6:30 p.m. 10/4 SMU L, 2-0 Current Record: Upcoming Games For The Mustangs 10/21 at Tulsa W, /25 at Kentucky 12 p.m. 10/10 Kentucky L, 2-1 Current Record: Upcoming Games For The Wildcats 10/25 SMU 12 p.m. 10/28 at UCF 6 p.m. 10/14 UAB L, 1-0 Current Record: Upcoming Games For The Blazers 10/24 UCF 7 p.m. 10/28 South Carolina 7 p.m. 10/17 FIU W, 1-0 Current Record: Upcoming Games For The Panthers 10/19 Florida Atlantic W, /24 South Carolina 7 p.m. 10/21 Marshall L, 2-1 Current Record: Upcoming Games For The Herd 10/21 Memphis W, /25 Tulsa 6 p.m.

8 SeaSOn LeaderS Goals 1. Parker Duncan (So.) 4 goals 2. Jon Wright (Fr.) 3 goals 3. Justin Watson (Fr.) 2 goals 4. Andreas Guentner (Fr.) 2 goals 4. J.J. Greer (Fr.) 1 goal Ryan Ruble (Jr.) 1 goal Brian Farrell (Sr.) 1 goal Rick Alleman (Sr.) 1 goal Assists 1. J.J. Greer (Fr.) 5 assists 2. Parker Duncan (So.) 3 assists 3. Ryan Ruble (Jr.) 2 assists Points 1. Parker Duncan (So.) 11 points 2. Jon Wright (Fr.) 7 points 3. J.J. Greer (Fr.) 7 points 4. Ryan Ruble (Jr.) 5 points NSCAA ReGiOnal RankinGS Midwest Region 1. Tulsa 2. Drake 3. Missouri State 4. UAB 5. Kentucky 6. Creighton 7. Evansville 8. Oakland 8. Marshall 10. Memphis SeaSOn BESTS Goals Team 4 goals vs. Drake (9/13/09) Individual 2 goals (Parker Duncan) vs. UCF 2 goals (Jon Wright) vs. E. Illinois Assists Team 4 assists vs. Drake (9/13/09) Individual 2 assists (J.J. Greer) vs. UCA 2 assists (Parker Duncan) vs. E. Ill. Shots Team 22 shots vs. Vermont (9/18/09) Individual Four players with four shots EXHIBITION HiGhliGhtS TiGerS TAKE DOWN NO. 21 Saint LOuiS The Memphis men s soccer team upended the No. 21 Saint Louis Billikens in an exhibition match on Wed., Aug. 26 at Echles Field in Memphis. The Tigers used two goals from freshmen to get passed the Billikens, who are coming off of a NCAA Tournament appearance one season ago. The win marked the first time Memphis upended Saint Louis since the 2004 season. The U of M fell to the Billikens in a preseason tilt in St. Louis prior to the 2008 season. This year s win is only the sixth win for Memphis over their former Conference USA rivals. FreShmen Give TiGerS BOOSt during PreSeaSOn With a young squad heading into the 2009 regular season, the Memphis coaching staff knew that it was going to have to rely on a group of freshmen to provide a spark for the team. So far, the group has responded helping the Tigers go undefeated in the preseason. Leading the group of freshmen have been J.J. Greer and Andreas Guentner. Both newcomers have tallied a goal and an assist during the exhibition season. Guentner was also vital at center back for the Tigers after a fi rst-half concussion sent starter Rory O Connor to the hospital. Guentner, along with senior Rick Alleman helped stave off a relentless Billiken offense, to hold the Memphis lead, 2-0. Along with Greer and Guentner, the Tigers have also got a spark from Tulsa-native Jon Wright and Hendersonville, Tenn., product Jordan Johnson. Both youngsters have played valuable minutes and earned starts during the preseason. Memphis has also gotten quality minutes from Justin Watson, Joey Deloney, Patrick Kelly and Adam Thornton. Goalkeeper Frank Petersen played a good portion of the second half for the Tigers against Lambuth. Hugo Mondragon has played sparingly due to an injury, but is expected to contribute this season. Mark Sherrod will miss the entire season due to an injury suffered prior to arriving at the U of M. DunCan COntinueS Where He Left OFF Sophomore forward Parker Duncan has picked up where he left off during the preseason slate. Duncan, who scored six goals and tallied one assist during his initial season as an attacker for the Memphis offense, scored two goals for the Tigers against Christian Brothers University. THOMAS ShannOn - KinG Of The SET Play Sophomore defender Thomas Shannon has proven to be a weapon for the Tigers on set plays during the preseason. The Broken Arrow, Okla., product has gotten three assists in two games, all of which were set plays (corner kick, free kick, throw-in).

9 NUMERICAL ROSTER 1 Michael Goodlett Sr. GK Bolton, Miss. 2 Mark Sherrod Fr. F Knoxville, Tenn. 3 Eric Trujillo Jr. M Southaven, Miss. 4 Patrick Kelly Fr. D Hendersonville, Tenn. 5 Rory O Connor Jr. D Dublin, Ireland 6 Hugo Mondragon Fr. M/F Houston, Texas 7 Justin Watson Fr. M/F Myrtle Beach, S.C. 8 Rick Alleman Sr. D Spring, Texas 9 Jon Wright Fr. M/F Tulsa, Okla. 10 Cody McCoy So. MF Knoxville, Tenn. 11 Jordan Johnson Fr. D Hendersonville, Tenn. 12 Bradley Jacobs So. M Franklin, Tenn. 13 Elias Groft So. D Portland, Tenn. 14 Thomas Shannon So. D Broken Arrow, Okla. 15 Ryan Ruble Jr. M/F Lee s Summit, Mo. 16 Brian Farrell Sr. M/F Dunboyne, Ireland 17 Andreas Guentner Fr. D/M Regensburg, Germany 18 Cody Gibson Fr.# GK Spring, Texas 19 Parker Duncan So. F Johnson City, Tenn. 20 Joey Deloney Fr. M Lilburn, Ga. 21 J.J. Greer Fr. M/F Cordova, Tenn. 22 Jordan Leedle Fr.# GK Franklin, Tenn. 23 Chris Porter Fr.# D Flowood, Miss. 24 Adam Thornton Fr. D/M Vicksburg, Miss. 25 Frank Petersen Fr. GK Woodstock, Ga. BREAKDOWN BY State AND COUNTRY Tennessee (9) Duncan, Greer, Groft, Jacobs, Johnson, Kelly, Leddle, McCoy, Sherrod Mississippi (4) Goodlett, Porter, Thornton, Trujillo Texas (3) Alleman, Gibson, Mondragon Georgia (2) Deloney, Petersen Oklahoma (2) Shannon, Wright Ireland (2) Farrell, O Connor Germany (1) Guentner Memphis Tigers Head Coach: Richie Grant Assistant Coach: Nick Glaser Assistant Coach: Mark Franklin Assistant Coach: Remco de Jong 1 Michael Goodlett GK Sr. 2 Mark Sherrod F Fr. 3 Eric Trujillo MF Jr. 4 Patrick Kelly D Fr. 5 Rory O Connor D Jr. 6 Hugo Mondragon MF Fr. 7 Justin Watson M/F Fr. 8 Rick Alleman D Sr. 9 Jon Wright M/F Fr. 10 Cody McCoy MF So. 11 Jordan Johnson D Fr. 12 Bradley Jacobs MF So. 13 Elias Groft D So. 14 Thomas Shannon D So. 15 Ryan Ruble M/F Jr. 16 Brian Farrell M/F Sr. 17 Andreas Guentner D/M Fr. 18 Cody Gibson GK Fr.# 19 Parker Duncan F So. 20 Joey Deloney MF Fr. 21 J.J. Greer M/F Fr. 22 Jordan Leedle GK Fr.# 23 Chris Porter D Fr.# 24 Adam Thornton D/M Fr. 25 Frank Petersen GK Fr. Pronunciations Alleman... ALL-uh-min Deloney...Duh-LOW-nee Guentner...GOONT-ner Mondragon... MON-dragon Sherrod... SHARE-ud Trujillo... tru-hee-yo Class Breakdown Seniors (3) Juniors (3) Sophomores (5) Freshmen (14) QuiCk ROSTER Missouri (1) Ruble South Carolina (1) Watson

10 SCHEDULE SIUE NUMERICAL ROSTER 9/1 at Evansville W, 1-0 9/4 Oakland L, 2-1 (U of L Tournament) 9/11 at Louisville L, 2-0 9/13 Kentucky L, 2-1 9/18 Columbia (Mo.) W, 2-1 9/20 at Ohio State T, 0-0 9/25 at Dayton L, 3-0 9/27 at Northwestern L, /3 at IUPUI W, /9 Alabama A&M W, /11 at Cleveland State L, /15 Centenary W, /17 IPFW T, /24 at Memphis 7 p.m. 10/28 at W. Illinois 3 p.m. 11/7 at Oral Roberts 2 p.m. 11/14 Central Arkansas 2 p.m. 0 Nick Collico GK So. Florissant, Mo./Chaminade 1 Scott Meyer GK So. Ballwin, Mo./Desmet 2 Casey Stewart D Fr. Durango, Colo./Durango 3 Randy Roy D Jr. St. Louis, Mo./CBC 4 Chris Hopping MF/D Jr. St. Charles, Mo./James Madison 5 Ben Hemkens D Sr. Eureka, Mo./Vanderbilt 6 Myles Hensler D Sr. Maryville, Ill./Drury 7 Brian Groark MF So. Florissant, Mo./CBC 8 Jack Twellman MF/F So. St. Louis, Mo./SLUH 9 Kevin Bielicki F Jr. St. Louis, Mo./CBC 10 Dustin Attarian F Sr. St. Charles, Mo./St. Louis CC 11 Zach Bauer D Sr. St. Louis, Mo./Boston Univ. 12 Ryan Wilhelm D Jr. St. Louis, Mo./CBC 13 Peter Kelly F Fr. St. Louis, Mo./Priory 14 Kyle Waller D Fr. Columbia, Ill./Columbia 15 Jose Tamayo MF Fr. La Puente, Calif./Nogalas 16 Dustin Geist F Fr. Durango, Colo./Durango 17 Jared Tejada F Fr. Troy, Ill./Triad 18 Jordan Barnes F So. Florissant, Mo./Missouri State 19 Chris Anzalone F/D Jr. St. Peter s, Mo./Drury 20 Zach Godat D Fr. St. Louis, Mo./CBC 21 Nash Maduekwe D So. St. Louis, Mo./Chaminade 22 Benny Jeffery MF/D Jr. Florissant, Mo./Hazelwood Cent. 23 Mike Jones D Sr. St. Peter s, Mo./Ft. Zumwalt S. 24 Aaron Lantz MF Fr. Springfi eld, Ill./Sacred Heart 30 John Berner GK Fr. St. Louis, Mo./St. Mary s Coaching Staff Head Coach- Kevin Kalish (Second Season) Assistant Coach- Kip Thompson (Second Season) Goalkeeping Coach- Brian Jones (Second Season)

11 Memphis Overall Individual Statistics (as of Oct 22, 2009) All games Overall: Conf: Home: Away: Neut: ## Player gp-gs min g a pts sh sh% sog sog% yc rc gwg pk-att 19 DUNCAN, Parker WRIGHT, Jon GREER, J.J WATSON, Justin GUENTNER, Andreas RUBLE, Ryan FARRELL, Brian ALLEMAN, Rick MONDRAGON, Hugo SHANNON, Thomas JACOBS, Bradley GROFT, Elias JOHNSON, Jordan MCCOY, Cody O'CONNOR, Rory KELLY, Patrick TRUJILLO, Eric Total Opponents Goal Average Saves Record # Goalie gp-gs min ga gaavg saves pct w l t sho 1 GOODLETT, Michael : Total : Opponents : Team saves: 0 Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Memphis Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Memphis Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Memphis Opponents Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Memphis Opponents Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Memphis Opponents Attendance Summary MEM Opponent Total Dates/Avg Per Date 5/329 4/1045 Neutral Site #/Avg 3/504

12 C-USA StatS Player Game By Game Points 1. Dane Saintus (SMU) Sam Arthur (USC) Sebastian Frings (FIU) 17 Steven Cabas (FIU) Ashley McInnes (TLS) 15 Steven Cabas (FIU) 15 Babayele Sodade (UAB) 15 Jose Parada (TLS) Nik Robson (UCF) 13 Matt Lodge (UK) 13 Austin Neil (TLS) 13 Kofi Gyawu (UAB) 13 Goals 1. Sam Arthur (USC) 8 Sebastian Frings (FIU) 8 3. Dane Saintus (SMU) 7 4. Ashley McInnes (TLS) 6 Matt Lodge (UK) 6 Kofi Gyawu (UAB) 6 Babayele Sodade (UAB) 6 Dustin Dawes (MAR) 6 Austin Neil (TLS) 6 Steven Cabas (FIU) 6 Jose Parada (TLS) 6 Assists 1. Payton Hickey (SMU) 8 2. J.J. Greer (MEM) 5 Steven Cabas (FIU) 5 Dane Saintus (SMU) 5 Nik Robson (UCF) 5 6. Cameron Cooksey (UCF) 4 Chris Taylor (TLS) 4 Kilian Poeschk (TLS) players tied 3 Goals Against Average 1. Dan Williams (UK) Daniel Withrow (MAR) Carl Woszczynski (UAB) Jimmy Maurer (USC) Andy Aguilar (TLS) 1.25 Saves 1. Andy Aguilar (TLS) Carl Woszczynski (UAB) Jimmy Maurer (USC) Shawn Doyle (UCF) Daniel Withrow (MAR) 41 #1 #3 #5 Michael Goodlett - Sr. GK - Bolton, Miss. Opponent MIN GA GAA SV SHO at Bradley 110: vs. E. Illinois 90: vs. UMKC 90: vs. Drake 90: Vermont 110: UCA 90: UCF 90: SMU 90: Kentucky 90: UAB 90: FIU 90: Marshall 90: Eric Trujillo - JR. MF - Southaven, Miss. vs. Drake Rory O Connor - JR. D - Dublin, Ireland at Bradley vs. E. Illinois vs. UMKC vs. Drake Vermont UCA UCF Kentucky UAB FIU Marshall

13 Player Game By Game C-USA StatS #6 #7 #8 HUGO MONDRAGON - FR. MF - HOUSTON, Texas vs. Vermont UCA SMU Kentucky UAB FIU Marshall Justin Watson - Fr. MF - Myrtle Beach, S.C. at Bradley vs. E. Illinois vs. UMKC vs. Drake Vermont UCA UCF SMU FIU Marshall Rick Alleman - Sr. D - Spring, Texas at Bradley vs. E. Illinois vs. UMKC vs. Drake Vermont UCA UCF SMU Kentucky UAB FIU Marshall Points 1. Tulsa SMU UAB UCF Kentucky 53 Marshall 53 Goals 1. Tulsa SMU UAB Marshall UCF 19 Assists 1. Tulsa SMU UCF UAB Memphis 18 Goals Against Average 1. Kentucky Marshall UAB South Carolina Tulsa 1.22 Shutouts 1. UAB 5 2. Memphis 4 Marshall 4 South Carolina 4 Tulsa 4 Kentucky 4 Corners 1. Tulsa UCF 72 UAB 72 Kentucky Memphis 68

14 C-USA Team ReCOrdS Player Game By Game Marshall (4-1-0) #30 UAB (3-1-1) #17 Tulsa (3-1-1) USC (2-1-1) SMU (2-2-1) Memphis (2-4-0) UCF (2-2-0) Kentucky (2-3-0) FIU (0-5-0) Kentucky Sun., Oct. 25- vs. SMU South Carolina Tues, Oct. 20- Wake Forest, L, 3-0 Sat., Oct. 24- at FIU UCF Sat., Oct. 24- at UAB FIU Mon., Oct. 19- Fla. Atlantic, W, 2-0 Sat., Oct. 24- South Carolina UAB Sat., Oct. 24- UCF SMU Sun., Oct. 25- at Kentucky Tulsa ThiS week In C-USA Wed. Oct. 21- SMU, L, 3-2 Sun., Oct. 25- at Marshall Marshall Wed., Oct. 21- Memphis, W, 2-1 Sun., Oct. 25- Tulsa #9 #10 #11 Jon Wright - Fr. MF - Tulsa, Okla. at Bradley vs. E. Illinois vs. UMKC vs. Drake Vermont UCA UCF SMU Kentucky UAB FIU Marshall Cody McCoy - So. MF - Knoxville, Tenn. at Bradley vs. E. Illinois vs. UMKC vs. Drake Vermont UCA UCF SMU Kentucky UAB FIU Marshall Jordan Johnson - Fr. D - Hendersonville, Tenn. at Bradley vs. E. Illinois vs. UMKC vs. Drake Vermont UCA UCF SMU Kentucky UAB FIU Marshall

15 Player Game By Game Player Of the Week #12 #13 #14 Bradley Jacobs - So. MF - Franklin, Tenn. at Bradley vs. E. Illinois vs. UMKC vs. Drake Vermont UCA UCF SMU Kentucky UAB FIU Elias Groft - So. D - Portland, Tenn. at Bradley vs. E. Illinois vs. Drake Vermont UCA SMU UAB FIU Marshall Thomas Shannon - So. D - Broken Arrow, Okla. at Bradley vs. E. Illinois UMKC vs. Drake Vermont Kentucky UAB FIU Marshall Oct. 19 Offensive- Austin Neil, F, Tulsa Defensive- Dan Williams, GK, UK Oct. 12 Offensive- Kofi Gyawu, F, UAB Defensive- Kendall Sutton, D, Marshall Oct. 5 Offensive- Two Boys Gumede, MF, UAB Defensive- Carl Woszczynski, GK, UAB Sept. 28 Offensive- Ashley McInnes, F, Tulsa Defensive- Carl Woszczynski, GK, UAB Sept. 21 Offensive- Two-Boys Gumede, MF, UAB Defensive- Daniel Withrow, GK, Marshall Sept. 14 Offensive- Matt Lodge, F, Kentucky Defensive- Dan Williams, GK, Kentucky Sept. 9 Offensive- Babayele Sodade, F, UAB Defensive- Jimmy Maurer, GK, USC Game LeaderS Bradley Shots- J.J. Greer, Fr. (Four Shots) Goals- Parker Duncan, So. (One Goal) Assists- Bradley Jacobs, So. (One Assist) Ryan Ruble, Jr. (One Assist) E. Illinois Shots- Jon Wright, Fr. (Two Shots) Goals- Jon Wright, Fr. (Two Goals) Assists- Parker Duncan, So. (Two Assists) UMKC Shots- Parker Duncan, So. (Four Shots) Goals- J.J. Greer, Fr. (One Goal) Assists- Parker Duncan, So. (One Assist) Drake Shots- Parker Duncan, So. (Three Shots) Goals- Four Players (One Goal) Assists- Four Players (One Assist) Vermont Shots-Ryan Rulble, So. (Four Shots) Goals- None Assists- None Central Arkansas Shots- Three Players Goals- Two Players Assists- J.J. Greer, Fr. (Two Assists)

16 NatiOnal StatS Player Game By Game Scoring Offense Rank: 54 Last Week: goals per game National Leader- Akron, Winthrop Team Goals Against Average Rank: 111 Last Week: GAA National Leader- Akron Shutout Percentage Rank: 66 Last Week: National Leader- Akron Won-Lost Tied Rank: 60 Last Week: National Leader- Akron Save Pct. Rank: 174 Last Week: National Leader- Quinnipiac Points Per Game Parker Duncan Rank: Jon Wright Rank: J.J. Greer Rank: Goals Per Game Parker Duncan Rank: 61 Jon Wright Rank: 150 Assists Per Game J.J. Greer Rank: 18 Parker Duncan Rank: 87 Ryan Ruble Rank: 204 Goals Against Average Michael Goodlett Rank: 113 Save Pct. Michael Goodlett Rank: 168 #15 #16 #17 Ryan Ruble - JR. MF - Lee s Summit, Mo. at Bradley vs. E. Illinois UMKC vs. Drake Vermont UCA UCF Kentucky Brian Farrell - SR. MF - Dunboyne, Ireland at Bradley vs. E. Illinois UMKC vs. Drake Vermont UCA UCF SMU Kentucky Andreas Guentner - Fr. MF - Regensburg, Germany vs. UMKC vs. Drake Vermont UCA UCF SMU Kentucky

17 Player Game By Game Game LeaderS #19 #21 Parker Duncan - So. F - Johnson City, Tenn. at Bradley vs. E. Illinois vs. UMKC vs. Drake Vermont UCA UCF SMU Kentucky J.J. Greer - Fr. F - Cordova, Tenn. at Bradley vs. E. Illinois vs. UMKC vs. Drake Vermont UCA UCF SMU Kentucky UCF Shots- Brian Farrell, Parker Duncan Goals- Parker Duncan Assists- Three Players SMU No Shots, No Goals, No Assists Kentucky Shots- Brian Farrell, Andreas Guentner Goals- Hugo Mondragon Assists- Brian Farrell Kentucky Shots- Brian Farrell, Andreas Guentner Goals- Hugo Mondragon Assists- Brian Farrell UAB Shots- Jon Wright Goals- None Assists- None FIU Shots- Three Players Goals- Andreas Guentner Assists- Justin Watson Marshall Shots- Parker Duncan, J.J. Greer Goals- Rick Alleman Assists- Thomas Shannon SeaSOn by SeaSOn 2009 Current Record:5-4-2 Head Coach: Richie Grant Highest Ranking: NR 2008 Current Record: Head Coach: Richie Grant Highest Ranking: NR 2007 Current Record: Head Coach: Richie Grant Highest Ranking: Current Record: Head Coach: Richie Grant Highest Ranking: Current Record: Head Coach: Richie Grant Highest Ranking: Current Record: Head Coach: Richie Grant Highest Ranking: 10 Conference USA Tournament