2009–10 Weber State Wildcats men's basketball team

2009–10 Weber State Wildcats men's basketball
Big Sky Regular Season Champions
NIT, First Round
Conference	Big Sky Conference
2009–10 record	20–11 (13–3 Big Sky)
Head coach	Randy Rahe
Assistant coach	Eric Duft
Assistant coach	Tim Gardner
Assistant coach	Charles Harral
Home arena	Dee Events Center

{{2009–10 Big Sky men's basketball standings}} The 2009–10 Weber State Wildcats men's basketball team represented Weber State University during the 2009–10 college basketball season. This was head coach Randy Rahe's fourth season at Weber State. The Wildcats competed in the Big Sky Conference and played their home games at the Dee Events Center.

Weber State won the Big Sky regular season championship for the third time in the last four years and as the champion hosted the semifinals and championship game of the 2010 Big Sky Men's Basketball Tournament. The Wildcats lost to Montana in the championship game and were invited to the 2010 National Invitation Tournament where they lost in the first round for the second consecutive year.

Roster

Source^[1]

#	Name	Height	Weight (lbs.)	Position	Class	Hometown	Previous Team(s)
1	Damian Lillard	6'2"	185	G	So.	Oakland, CA	Oakland HS
3	Kyle Bullinger	6'6"	215	F	So.	Mountain View, WY	Mountain View HS
11	Dee Crandall	6'2"	170	G	Fr.	Salt Lake City, UT	Judge Memorial Catholic HS
12	Nick Hansen	6'4"	200	G	Sr.	Pocatello, ID	Pocatello HS College of Southern Idaho
15	Lindsey Hughey	6'3"	200	G	Jr.	Grand Prairie, TX	South Grand Prairie HS Seminole State
20	Pablo Coro	6'3"	190	G	Fr.	Osorno, Chile	Juan Diego Catholic HS
21	Josh Noble	6'2"	195	G/F	Jr.	Brooklyn, NY	Hillcrest High School HS Snead State CC
23	Franklin Session	6'2"	175	G/F	Jr.	Los Angeles, CA	Jordan HS Saddleback CC
25	Byron Fulton	6'7"	220	F	Fr.	Phoenix, AZ	St. Mary's HS
30	Darin Mahoney	6'8"	225	F	So.	Heber City, UT	Wasatch HS
33	Matt Washington	6'7"	210	F	Jr.	New Orleans, LA	John Ehret HS West Hills College Coalinga
40	Blake Davis	6'5"	210	F	Fr.	Phoenix, AZ	St. Mary's HS
45	Steve Panos	6'8"	240	C	Sr.	Salt Lake City, UT	Highland HS
55	Tevor Morris	6'9"	240	C	Jr.	Nampa, ID	Nampa HS

Schedule and results

Source^[2]

All times are Mountain

Date Time, TV	Opponent^#	Result	Record	Site (Attendance) City, State
Exhibition
11/2/2009* 7:00pm	Colorado–Colorado Springs	W 110–58		Dee Events Center (NA) Ogden, UT
11/7/2009* 7:00pm	Colorado Christian	W 75–65		Dee Events Center (NA) Ogden, UT
Regular Season
11/13/2009* 7:30pm	Utah State Old Oquirrh Bucket	L 66–60	0–1	Dee Events Center (9,272) Ogden, UT
11/17/2009* 8:00pm	at UC Santa Barbara	L 66–57	0–2	UC Santa Barbara Events Center (2,021) Santa Barbara, CA
11/22/2009* 3:00pm	at Seattle	L 91–87	0–3	KeyArena (2,213) Seattle, WA
11/24/2009* 7:00pm	Western State	W 89–62	1–3	Dee Events Center (3,354) Ogden, UT
11/27/2009* 7:30pm	at BYU Old Oquirrh Bucket	L 87–70	1–4	Marriott Center (11,892) Provo, UT
12/2/2009* 7:00pm	Utah Old Oquirrh Bucket	W 83–76	2–4	Dee Events Center (5,779) Ogden, UT
12/5/2009 8:00pm	at Sacramento State	W 80–65	3–4 (1–0)	Colberg Court (703) Sacramento, CA
12/9/2009* 7:30pm	Montana Tech	W 73–70	4–4	Dee Events Center (3,383) Ogden, UT
12/12/2009* 7:00pm	Southern Utah Old Oquirrh Bucket	W 84–66	5–4	Dee Events Center (3,518) Ogden, UT
12/17/2009* 8:00pm	at UNLV	L 73–62	5–5	Thomas & Mack Center (15,715) Las Vegas, NV
12/21/2009* 5:30pm	vs. Cal State Fullerton Basketball Travelers Invitational	W 82–71	6–5	Smith Spectrum (708) Logan, UT
12/22/2009* 5:30pm	vs. Morehead State Basketball Travelers Invitational	W 66–64	7–5	Smith Spectrum (1,187) Logan, UT
12/23/2009* 8:00pm	at Utah State Basketball Travelers Invitational	L 85–73	7–6	Smith Spectrum (9,427) Logan, UT
12/31/2010 3:00pm	Montana State	W 75–62	8–6 (2–0)	Dee Events Center (4,182) Ogden, UT
1/2/2010 7:00pm	Montana	W 64–56	9–6 (3–0)	Dee Events Center (4,490) Ogden, UT
1/7/2010 7:00pm	at Northern Colorado	L 84–75	9–7 (3–1)	Butler–Hancock Sports Pavilion (1,340) Greeley, CO
1/9/2010 6:30pm	at Northern Arizona	W 87–62	10–7 (4–1)	Walkup Skydome (982) Flagstaff, AZ
1/16/2010 7:00pm	at Idaho State	W 95–93 ^3OT	11–7 (5–1)	Holt Arena (2,923) Pocatello, ID
1/22/2010 7:00pm	Portland State	W 86–83	12–7 (6–1)	Dee Events Center (6,011) Ogden, UT
1/23/2010 7:00pm	Eastern Washington	W 89–67	13–7 (7–1)	Dee Events Center (5,728) Ogden, UT
1/29/2010 7:00pm	Sacramento State	W 81–59	14–7 (8–1)	Dee Events Center (5,118) Ogden, UT
2/5/2010 7:00pm	at Montana	L 75–61	14–8 (8–2)	Dahlberg Arena (4,557) Missoula, MT
2/6/2010 7:00pm	at Montana State	W 75–71	15–8 (9–2)	Worthington Arena (3,686) Bozeman, MT
2/12/2010 7:00pm	Northern Arizona	W 76–66	16–8 (10–2)	Dee Events Center (5,791) Ogden, UT
2/13/2010 7:00pm	Northern Colorado	W 81–76	17–8 (11–2)	Dee Events Center (5,819) Ogden, UT
2/20/2010 7:00pm, Altitude	Idaho State	W 89–64	18–8 (12–2)	Dee Events Center (6,508) Ogden, UT
2/26/2010 8:00pm	at Eastern Washington	W 85–57	19–8 (13–2)	Reese Court (2,113) Cheney, WA
2/28/2010 3:00pm, Altitude	at Portland State	L 84–79	19–9 (13–3)	Peter Stott Center (1,102) Portland, OR
2010 Big Sky Men's Basketball Tournament
3/9/2010 7:00pm	Portland State Semifinals	W 69–60	20–9	Dee Events Center (4,387) Ogden, UT
3/10/2010 7:00pm, ESPN2	Montana Finals	L 66–65	20–10	Dee Events Center (6,308) Ogden, UT
2010 National Invitation Tournament
3/17/2010 5:00pm, ESPN2	at Cincinnati First round	L 76–62	20–11	Fifth Third Arena (2,410) Cincinnati, OH
*Non-conference game. ^#Rankings from AP Poll. (#) Tournament seedings in parentheses.

References

↑ http://www.weberstatesports.com/SportSelect.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=8600&SPID=3470&SPSID=39379
↑ "2009-10 Schedule". Archived from the original on 10 January 2010. Retrieved 2010-02-19.

Weber State Wildcats men's basketball

Venues	Swenson Gym (1962–1977) Dee Events Center (1977–present)

Rivalries	In-state Utah schools

People	Head coaches

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