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The 2004-05 University of Tennessee basketballmedia guide is published primarily as a source ofinformation for members of the media. Requests foradditional information, interviews and photographsshould be directed to Craig Pinkerton, associate SID,P.O. Box 15016, Knoxville, TN 37901.

Media CredentialsRequests for media credentials should be submit-

ted in writing well in advance to Craig Pinkerton,associate SID. You may fax your requests to (865)974-1269 at least one week in advance of the gameyou plan to cover. Credentials will be left at theMedia Will Call entrance on the west end ofThompson-Boling Arena. Only working media willbe issued credentials, and they remain the propertyof the University of Tennessee. UT reserves the rightto revoke credentials being used by anyone not work-ing for a media outlet.

Media ServicesMedia members should enter Thompson-Boling

Arena at the west end on the floor level. An amplenumber of telephones are available in the press roomlocated on the arena floor level. A pregame meal willbe served beginning 90 minutes before tipoff. Gamenotes, current statistics, media guides and game pro-grams are available prior to the game in the PressRoom. Computerized statistics are utilized during thegame, and stat monitors are available on press row. Acomplete stat package, including play-by-play, half-time and final statistics and coaches’ quotes will beprovided to all media representatives following thegame.

Media ParkingMedia park across Lake Loudoun Blvd. from

Thompson-Boling Arena in Lot C-3. No parkingpasses for visiting media are available — your namewill be put on a list to be handled by a guard at LotC-3.

Media Will CallThe Media Will Call entrance is located on the

west side of Thompson-Boling Arena on the ground(floor) level. A valid form of identification will berequested in order to pick up credentials.

PhotographersPhotographers are restricted to areas on the base-

lines and along the south (press row) side of thecourt. Photographers who shoot along the south sidemust sit completely down in the area between thepress tables and the court. At no time are photogra-phers (video/still) allowed behind the team benches.

Postgame InterviewsTennessee head coach Buzz Peterson will address

the media in the Ray Mears Room following a briefcooling off period. Following Peterson’s press con-ference, UT players will be available to the media.The Tennessee locker room is closed to the media.The visiting head coach will address the media out-side the visitors’ locker room on the east end of thearena.

Radio BroadcastsInformation about clearance to broadcast games

should be directed to Steve Early, USA Collegiate,P.O. Box 11125, Knoxville, TN 37939, telephone(865) 584-7043. Inquiries concerning the VolNetwork should also be directed to Early.

Media LuncheonsBeginning in January, Buzz Peterson will host a

weekly media luncheon in the Arena Dining area atThompson-Boling Arena. A schedule for the lunch-eons will be announced at a later date.

Coach InterviewsMedia may request interviews with Buzz Peterson

and his staff by calling the SID Office (865) 974-1212.

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Director of Athletics ............................Mike Hamilton (1224)Executive Associate AD ...........................Gary Wyant (7450)Senior Associate AD ............................David Woodall (1230)Chief Financial Officer ...............................Bill Myers (6559)Assoc. AD-Facilities ..................................Mike Rollo (6000)Assoc. AD-Compliance ...........................Brad Bertani (3871)Assoc. AD-Administration..................Carmen Tegano (2929)Asst. AD-Operations..............................Tyler Johnson (1219)Consultant to Athletics Dir. ....................Doug Dickey (9459)Special Asst. to Athletics Dir. ................Gus Manning (1205)Special Asst. to Athletics Dir.............Haywood Harris (1215)AD Administrative Secretary ....................Rita Wilson (4886)Secretaries ...............................Marzella Allen, Sherry Parker,

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Accounting ............................Debbie Maxey, Alice Sampsell,Valuri Reid, Ann Smith, Linda Chatham

Cashiers .............................................Lynn Sykes, Juli RainesTTiicckkeett OOffffiiccee 665566-11220000

Asst. AD-Tickets .............................Chris Besanceney (0117)Secretary ................................................................Joy BowlinAssistants .........................Mary Underwood, Danny Burnley,

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Asst. AD-Event Management ...................Bill Higdon (4508)Assistants .....................................Chad Culver, David Elliott,

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Assoc. AD-External Operations............................John CurrieAsst. AD-Sales and Marketing .............................Chris FullerAsst. AD-Development.................................David BlackburnAsst. AD-Development .......................................Dara WorrellAssoc. Director-Development..............................Claire StoneAssoc. Director-Annual Giving ....................Jennifer WigginsAsst. Director-Development .................................Scott CarterAssoc. Director-Sales/Marketing ...............Allyson GozdieskiAdmin. Services Assistant.................Suzie Miller, Tina HaunSecretaries..............Kathy Kersting, Rebecca Hobbs-Clowers

BBaasskkeettbbaallll OOffffiiccee 997744-11220066Head Coach.......................................................Buzz PetersonAssociate Head Coach.....................................Chris FergusonAssistant Coach ......................................................Ed ConroyAssistant Coach ................................................Chuck BensonDirector of Basketball Operations............................Al DanielAdministrative Coordinator ..................Clarence SwearengenSecretaries................................Janice Harper, Janet Reynolds

TTrraaiinniinngg RRoooomm 997744-11223311Head Athletic Trainer......................................Keith ClementsAssociate Trainer..............................................Chad NewmanDirector of Rehabilitation................................Jason McVeighAssistant Trainer ......................................................Jeff WoodTeam Physician ...........................................Dr. Val Gene Iven

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CCoonncceessssiioonnss 997744-11220044Director..................................................................Jim BletnerAssociate Director ..........................................Phil BlackstockSecretary...............................................................Sue Snavely

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Player IInterviewsAll requests for player interviews should be direct-

ed to Craig Pinkerton, associate SID. Please makeyour requests at least 24 hours in advance. No play-ers are available for interviews on gameday. Mediamay interview players (with a 24-hour notice) at theSID office in Stokely Athletics Center 11:30-1:30p.m. weekdays during a class break if possible, orbefore practice at Thompson-Boling Arena. Under nocircumstances are players available for interviews bycalling them in their dorms/apartments. Players areinstructed not to grant any (telephone/in-person)interviews unless prior arrangements are madethrough the sports information office.

Tennessee BBasketball EE-MMail LListEvery UT basketball press release, set of statistics

and game notes are e-mailed to a large contingent ofmedia all over the country. If interested in beingincluded on this list, please contact basketball SIDCraig Pinkerton at cpinker1@tennessee.edu.

Tennessee BBasketball OOn TThe IInternetInformation on Tennessee and the SEC is available

on the World Wide Web. To access information onTennessee, visit the university’s site atUTsports.com. Information on SEC Basketball,including Tennessee, can be accessed on the Web atsecsports.com. There is also a home page for theSEC Basketball Tournament at secsports.com.

Tennessee SSports IInformation DDepartmentPhone Number (865) 974-1212Fax Number (865) 974-1269Mailing Address P.O. Box 15016

Knoxville, TN 37901Shipping Address 1720 Volunteer Boulevard

Knoxville, TN 37996Office Location Room 257

Stokely Athletics Center

Sports IInformation SStaffBud Ford, Associate AD/Sports Information

Home: (865) 922-1657E-mail: bford@tennessee.edu

John Painter, Associate SIDHome: (865) 379-8976E-mail: jpainter@tennessee.edu

Craig Pinkerton, Associate SIDHome: (865) 670-1821E-mail: cpinker1@tennessee.edu

Tom Mattingly, Director of Special PublicationsHome: (865) 588-5687E-mail: tmatting@tennessee.edu

Haywood Harris, Special Assistant to the ADHome: (865) 584-3347

Douglas Blair, Graduate Assistant/GolfE-mail: dsblair@tennessee.edu

Nathan Kirkham: Graduate Assistant/TrackE-mail: nkirkham@tennessee.edu

Tom Satkowiak, Graduate Assistant/BaseballE-mail: tsatkowi@tennessee.edu

Susie Treis, SecretaryHillary Burress, Secretary

SEC Media SServicesAssociate director of media rela-

tions DeWayne Peevy is in his fifthyear working as the basketball con-tact at the SEC. A 1996 graduate ofMontevallo, Peevy also serves as themedia contact for women’s soccer.Prior to joining the SEC staff, hespent three years as sports informa-tion director at the University ofMontevallo. He also spent one yearworking with the Gulf South

Conference. A native of Birmingham, Ala., Peevy is marriedto the former Allison Lorio.

SSEECC MMeeddiiaa RReellaattiioonnss CCoonnttaaccttss::Phone Number (205) 458-3010Fax Number (205) 458-3030Mailing Address 2201 Richard Arrington Blvd. North

Birmingham, AL 35203DeWayne Peevy, Basketball Contact dpeevy@sec.orgCharles Bloom, Assoc. Commissioner cbloom@sec.orgTammy Wilson, Assoc. Director twilson@sec.orgChuck Dunlap, Asst. Director cdunlap@sec.orgEric SanInocencio, Intern mediaintern@sec.org

SSEECC WWeebb SSiitteeThe SEC has an extensive presence on the World Wide

Web at www.secsports.com. Up-to-the-minute informationon SEC basketball is available on the site, including featurearticles, standings, schedules and results, notes and statisticsabout the SEC and its member schools.

TTeelleeccoonnffeerreenncceeThe 12 SEC men’s head basketball coaches are scheduled

to participate every Monday in December (Dec. 6-27) andevery Monday and Thursday (Jan. 3 through Mar. 7).

The NCAA Tournament teleconference is set for Monday,March 14 at 11 a.m. (Eastern). It will feature coaches from allSEC teams (men and women) participating in the NCAATournament.

Media representatives should contact the SEC MediaRelations Department (205) 458-3010 for the confidentialphone number.

Order of Appearance (All Times Eastern)11:00 a.m. Kevin Stallings, Vanderbilt11:07 a.m. Billy Donovan, Florida11:14 a.m. Dave Odom, So. Carolina11:21 a.m. Dennis Felton, Georgia11:28 a.m. John Brady, LSU11:35 a.m. Tubby Smith, Kentucky11:42 a.m. Buzz Peterson, Tennessee11:49 a.m. Stan Heath, Arkansas11:56 a.m. Mark Gottfried, Alabama12:03 a.m. Jeff Lebo, Auburn12:10 a.m. Rod Barnes, Mississippi12:17 a.m. Rick Stansbury, Miss. State

SSEECC PPllaayyeerr ooff tthhee WWeeeekkThe SEC will name a Player of the Week throughout the

2004-05 season beginning in December. Nominations for theaward are made by the league’s sports information contactsand the honorees are selected by the SEC.

SSEECC EE-MMaaiill SSeerrvviicceeUpdated SEC basketball information is also available by

e-mail. If you are interested in this service, please contact theSEC Media Relations Office at (205) 458-3010 or e-mailDeWayne Peevy at dpeevy@sec.org.

SSEECC BBaasskkeettbbaallll MMeeddiiaa DDaayyssSEC Basketball Media Days are scheduled for Oct. 27-28

at the Sheraton Birmingham. SEC Basketball Media Day willfeature both the men’s and women’s head coaches from eachof the 12 league institutions. In addition, the top returningplayers from the men’s and women’s teams will also be inattendance.

Bud FFordAssociate AAthleticDirector/Sports IInformation

A 39-year veteran of his profes-sion, University of Tennessee grad-uate Bud Ford was promoted inApril 2000 to the position of associ-ate athletics director for sports

information. He was elected to the CoSIDA Hall of Famein May 2001.

Ford began his career as a part-time employee in theVols publicity office while he completed undergraduatestudies. He then pioneered the position of full-time assis-tant SID in 1966 upon completion of his degree in retail-ing. For the next 35 years, he worked alongside CoSIDAHall of Fame member Haywood Harris. In January 1988,Ford was promoted to sports information director and inMarch 1989 was named assistant athletics director forsports information.

Ford works with an expanded staff of full-time and stu-dent employees in meeting the needs of the media whocover the Vols.

Ford and his wife, Sandy, have two children, Brent andJulie.

John PPainterAssociate SSID/Football

Columbia, Tenn., native JohnPainter returned to his alma materas an associate sports informationdirector in October 2001 where heworks closely with football coachPhillip Fulmer in the areas of pro-motion, marketing, publicity and

other related projects. A 1988 graduate of the University ofTennessee, Painter worked as a member of the NCAA’sPublic Affairs staff from 1989-2001. He also served as anassistant SID at Auburn (1988-89). Painter and his wife,Mary Margaret, reside in Maryville with their children,Jackson and David.

Craig PPinkertonAssociate SSID/Basketball

In his fifth year at Tennessee isassociate sports information direc-tor Craig Pinkerton. A 1994 gradu-ate of Kansas State University,Pinkerton works with the men’sbasketball team.

The Wichita, Kan., native came to Tennessee afterspending two years as an assistant SID at K-State where heserved as the primary contact for men’s basketball and thesecondary contact for football. Prior to that, he spent fouryears at the University of Kansas, including three as anassistant SID.

DeWayne PPeevy

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VVooll RRaaddiioo NNeettwwoorrkkFor more than 50 years, the Vol

Network has served as the main commu-nications link between the University ofTennessee and its fans. As the broadcastrights holder to University of Tennesseeathletics, Host Communications/Vol Network manages UT radio and televisionprogramming, official gameday publications, Internet advertising, stadium/arenasignage and various other marketing and promotional activities related to BigOrange athletics. The Vol Network is a division of Host Communications, a sub-sidiary of Bull Run Corporation.

Steve Early is general manager of Host Communications-Tennessee. Early,who has been with the network for 14 years, oversees the overall management ofthe Vol Network and its various properties and also coordinates the Network’sdiverse marketing efforts and oversees television operations. Glenn Thackston,the network’s director of operations / assistant general manager, oversees and pro-duces the network’s radio broadcasts, handles affiliate relations and home enter-tainment division. Thackston is in his ninth year with the Network. BrandonParks serves as the Vol Network’s director of network and retail sales. Parksdirects the Network’s sales vast efforts, manages the home entertainment rela-tionship with JCPenney and oversees the game program operation. Account exec-utive Marc Gibson joined the staff this past spring and is in charge of NewBusiness Development. Account executive Claire Gabay is the Vol Networkoffice manager and also serves as women’s sports coordinator.

Host Communications/Vol Network6701 Baum Drive, Suite 130

Knoxville, TN 37919Phone: (865) 584-7043

Fax (865) 584-5554www.hostcommunications.com

The broadcasting tandem of “Bob and Bert” enter their sixth season ofdescribing the action from Tennessee basketball games across the Volunteer stateon the Vol Radio Network. Bob Kesling will handle the play-by-play duties, whileformer Vol Bert Bertelkamp will serve as color analyst. The tandem can be heardon over 60 stations throughout the state of Tennessee and much of the Southeast.Nighttime coverage of the Vol Radio Network reaches portions of 28 states. Fansoutside the range of the radio network may listen over the Internet viautsports.com or telephone by using TEAMLINE (1-800-846-4700).

Kesling, UT’s director of broadcasting, begins his sixth year as the voice ofTennessee football, basketball and “Vol Calls.” Kesling also serves as the televi-sion host of the Vol Network’s “The Phillip Fulmer Show,” “The Buzz PetersonShow” and “The Pat Summitt Show.” He is a four-time recipient of the“Sportscaster of the Year” award for the state of Tennessee. In addition to hisbroadcasting duties, he represents the university at various events and functionsthroughout the year and works with UT student-athletes to develop communica-tions and public relations skills. A member of the Vol Network staff since 1978,Kesling was known throughout the Southeast for his work with Jefferson PilotSports and the regional network’s SEC football, basketball and baseball televisionpackage. He was a member of the SEC Radio Network and for 23 years served asthe radio and television voice of the University of Tennessee women’s basketballteam. Kesling was also a popular sports director and anchor for Knoxville televi-sion station WBIR-TV. A 1977 UT graduate, Kesling was born in Dallas, Texas,but grew up in Kettering, Ohio.

Former UT guard Bert Bertelkamp was a four-year letterman from 1977-80.He led the team in assists in 1980 and ranks ninth on UT’s all-time assists list. Hewas a member of the 1976-77 SEC championship team and the 1979 SECTournament championship squad. The Vols amassed a record of 72-45 and partic-ipated in three NCAA tournaments during his playing days. For a number ofyears, Bertelkamp has served as the television color analyst for Tennessee bas-ketball games broadcast by the Vol Television Network and FOX Sports NetSouth.

John Wilkerson returns for his sixth season on the network as studio host foreach Vol Network basketball broadcast. Wilkerson keeps listeners informed dur-ing the game with scores and reports from around the SEC and throughout thecountry. He hosts the pregame “Tennessee Tip-Off Show” and the “Big OrangeScoreboard” following each game. He also serves as the studio host for Universityof Tennessee football broadcasts and is also the voice of University of Tennesseebaseball on the Vol Baseball Network.

Vol Network coverage of every Tennessee basketball game begins 30 minutesprior to tipoff with “The Tennessee Tipoff Show.”

On Jan. 24, 2004, Edwin C. Huster, Jr., the belovedand respected president and general manager of the VolNetwork for many years, passed away unexpectedly at theage of 60. Edwin was the rock, leader and living legacy ofthe Vol Network. His 34 consecutive years of service tothe Vol Network are unmatched and marked with spectac-ular achievements and success. His father, Edwin Husteroriginally signed on the Vol Network back in the late1940s. The name “Huster” is forever secure in the lore ofUT athletics. The network in place today is now the model

by which all others are measured. The 2004-05 broadcast season will be dedi-cated in his honor.

Edwin C. Huster, Jr.1944-2004

Steve EarlyGeneral Manager

Brandon ParksDirector Network &

Retail Sales

Glenn ThackstonDirector Operations/

Assistant G.M.

Claire GabayAccount Executive /

Office Manger-Women’sSports Coord.

Marc GibsonAccount Executive /

New BusinessDevelopment

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Tennessee BBasketball PProgramming LLineupTennessee Tipoff Show: Vol Network coverage

begins with this informative and entertaining showwhich airs 30 minutes before tipoff. Bob Kesling andBert Bertelkamp set the stage from the game site.Network host John Wilkerson previews actionaround the country and the SEC.

Game Broadcast: Bob Kesling and BertBertelkamp describe the exciting play-by-play actionof Tennessee basketball.

Big Orange Scoreboard: After each game JohnWilkerson gets listeners caught up with scores,reports and updates from the SEC and around thecountry. The Vol Network provides an exclusivecourtside interview with the player of the game aswell as additional interviews from the Tennesseelocker room. Bob Kesling recaps the game with areview of the final statistics.

Buzz Peterson Show: Following each game UThead coach Buzz Peterson gives an exclusive inter-view with Bob Kesling and Bert Bertelkamp.

Vol CCallsThe Vol Network’s weekly prime time call-in

show, “Vol Calls,” returns for its 16th season in 2004-2005. This popular one-hour prime time show, host-ed by Bob Kesling, airs statewide at 8 p.m. (ET) / 7p.m. (CT) every Monday on most Vol Network sta-tions. “Vol Calls” can be heard on the radio in 28states and around the world on the Internet(UTsports.com). The show focuses exclusively onBig Orange athletics and features UT coaches, stu-dent-athletes and regional as well as national person-alities. UT head coach Buzz Peterson joins the pro-gram each week to make comments and take calls.Brent Hubbs joins Kesling and Coach Peterson foreach show. The show airs for 36 consecutive weeksand covers football season, basketball season, base-ball season and UT’s Olympic sports from Aug. 23 toApril 25.

Fans can place a “Vol Call” anywhere in theUnited States by dialing 1-800-688-8657

Buzz PPeterson TTV SShow BBlankets TThe SSoutheast“The Buzz Peterson Television Show” has set a

new standard for TV coaches’ shows with its format,content and access. The revolutionary show has beenhailed by critics as a ground-breaking video docu-mentary series. “The Buzz Peterson Show” takes abehind-the-scenes and personal look at the innerworkings of the University of Tennessee basketballprogram. Award-winning producers Barry Rice, LinkHudson and Kyle Payne deliver a realistic slice-of-life production unique to the college coaches’ showgenre. More of this award-winning excellence is instore for the 2004-05 season. Fans will be treated toan entertaining inside look at the Vols as well as spe-cial features and game highlights.

The show will again been seen throughout thestate of Tennessee and the Southeast. In addition toclearances in all major Tennessee markets plus eightmillion homes on the powerful FOX Sports NetSouth Network, “Buzz TV” can also be seen on theexpanding Comcast/Charter Southeast Network(CSS). This regional sports network will air the showweekly plus telecast select live Tennessee basketballgames to viewers in multiple Southeastern states.

“The Buzz Peterson Show” debuts this season onSaturday, Jan. 8, and will air for nine successiveSaturdays - taking viewers through the SEC schedule.

The Buzz Peterson TV Show can be seen in the following markets:

Chattanooga WTVC Channel 9 Saturday 12:30 p.m.Knoxville WBIR Channel 10 Saturday 1:00 p.m.Memphis WMC Channel 5 Saturday 12:00 p.m.Nashville WSMV Channel 4 Saturday 12:00 p.m.Tri-Cities WJHL Channel 11 Saturday 12:00 p.m.Regional Fox Sports Net South Wednesday NoonRegional Comcast Sports Southeast Sunday 7:00 p.m.

2004-005 AAffiliatesMarket Station FrequencyBristol WOPI - AM 1490Camden WRJB - FM 98.3Chattanooga WGOW-FM 102.3Clarksville WJZM-AM 1400Cleveland WCLE - FM 104.1Columbia WKOM - FM 101.7Columbia WMCP - AM 1280Cookeville WHUB - AM 1400Crossville WCSV - AM 1490Crossville WOWF-FM 102.5Dresden WCDZ - FM 95.1Erwin WEMB - AM 1420Fayetteville WYTM - FM 105.5Franklin WAKM - AM 950Greeneville WIKQ - FM 103.1Harriman WBZH-FM 92.7Jackson WDXI - AM 1310Johnson City WKTP - AM 1590Kingsport WKPT - AM 1400Kingsport WKOS - FM 104.9Knoxville WNOX - AM 990Knoxville WIVK - FM 107.7LaFollette WQLA - FM 104.9Lawrenceburg WDXE - FM 95.9Lenoir City WLIL - AM 730Lenoir City WLIL-FM 93.5Lewisburg WJJM - AM 1490Lewisburg WJJM - FM 94.3Lexington WBFG - FM 96.5Livingston WLIV - AM 920Livingston WLIV - FM 104.7Manchester WFTZ - FM 101.5McMinnville WAKI - AM 1230Memphis WREC - AM 600Milan WTKB - FM 93.7Morristown WCRK - AM 1150Murfreesboro WGNS - AM 1450Nashville WLAC - AM 1510Newport WLIK - AM 1270Oneida WBNT - FM 105.5Paris WTPR - AM 710Paris WTPR - FM 101.5Pulaski WKSR- AM 1420Pulaski WKSR - FM 98.3Savannah WKWX - FM 93.5Shelbyville WZNG - AM 1400Smithville WJLE - AM 1480Smithville WJLE - FM 101.7South Pittsburg WEPG - AM 910Union City WENK - AM 1240Wartburg WECO - FM 101.3Winchester WCDT - AM 1340

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2332 News-Sentinel Drive 37921 .............................................522-3963 523-5904KKnnooxxvviillllee NNeewwss-SSeennttiinneell John Adams (Sports Editor — adams@knews.com)

Mike Strange (Beat Writer — strange2@knews.com)P.O. Box 59038 37950...............................................................342-6398 342-6402

UUTT DDaaiillyy BBeeaaccoonn Sports Editor (beaconsports@hotmail.com)Dept. of Student Pub., Rm 5 Comm. Bldg 37996 ....................974-0646 974-5569

WWUUTTKK-FFMM Sports DirectorAndy Holt Tower, Room P-103 37996-0333 ............................974-2228 974-2814

WWBBIIRR-TTVV ((NNBBCC)) Steve Phillips (Sports Director — sphillips@wbir.gannett.com)1513 Hutchinson Avenue 37917................................................541-5370 522-7341

WWAATTEE-TTVV ((AABBCC)) Jim Wogan (Sports Director — jwogan@wate.com)1306 N. Broadway 37917..........................................................637-6397 523-3561

WWVVLLTT-TTVV ((CCBBSS)) Rick Russo (Sports Director — richard.russo@wvlt-tv.com)6516 Papermill Drive 37919 .....................................................450-8888 584-1978

WWIIVVKK//WWNNOOXX RRaaddiioo Jimmy Hyams (Sports Dir. — jimmy.hyams@citcomm.com) Vol Network Flagship Station P.O. Box 11167, 37939.............212-4619 558-4218

WWKKVVLL RRaaddiiooP.O. Box 24250, 37933..............................................................525-6000 525-2000

WWVVLLZZ RRaaddiioo Sports Director802 S. Central Street, 37902......................................................546-4653

VVOOLL NNeettwwoorrkk-TTVV Barry Rice (Video Coordinator — brice@utk.edu)University of Tennessee, 61 Comm. Bldg. 37996 ....................974-7442 974-1822

VVOOLL RRaaddiioo NNeettwwoorrkk Steve Early (Executive Producer)Host Communications, P.O. Box 11125 37939.........................584-7043 584-5554Bob Kesling (Play-By-Play — kesling@utk.edu)

P.O. Box 15016 37901..........................................................974-1212 974-1269Bert Bertelkamp (Color — Bert@bertelkamp.com) .................588-7691

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P.O. Box 15016 37901-5016 .....................................................974-1212 974-1269Bud Ford (SID — bford@tennessee.edu)Craig Pinkerton (Basketball SID — cpinker1@tennessee.edu)John Painter (Football SID — jpainter@tennessee.edu)

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Darren Epps (Beat Writer — depps@timesfreepress.com)2100 Wilson Road #221 37912, (Knoxville) .............(865) 591-4988 (423)668-5049

WWDDEEFF-TTVV ((CCBBSS)) Rick Nyman (Sports Director — rnyman@wdef.com)3300 Broad Street 37408 .................................................(423) 785-1277 785-1273

WWRRCCBB-TTVV ((NNBBCC)) Randy Smith (Sports Director — rsmith@wrcbtv.com)900 Whitehall Road 37405 ..............................................(423) 267-5412 756-3148

WWTTVVCC-TTVV ((AABBCC)) Darrell Patterson (Sports Director — dpatters@newschannel9.com)P.O. Box 60028 37406.....................................................(423) 757-7332 757-7402

WWDDSSII-TTVV ((FFOOXX)) Mark Edwards (Sports Director — marke@pgtv.com)1101 East Main Street 37408.............................(423) 265-0061 Ext 123 242-6400

MEMPHIS TTeelleepphhoonnee FFaaxxMMeemmpphhiiss CCoommmmeerrcciiaall AAppppeeaall John Stamm (Sports Editor)

Ron Higgins (Columnist — higgins@gomemphis.com)495 Union Avenue 38101 ................................................(901) 529-2360 529-2362

WWHHBBQQ-TTVV ((FFOOXX)) David Lee (Sports Director)485 South Highland 38018..............................................(901) 320-1345 320-1366

WWMMCC-TTVV ((NNBBCC)) Jarvis Greer (Sports Director — JGreer@wmcstations.com)1960 Union Avenue 38104 ..............................................(901) 726-0568 278-7633

WWRREEGG-TTVV ((CCBBSS)) Glenn Carver (Sports Director — glenn.carver@wreg.com)803 Channel 3 Drive 38103.............................................(901) 543-2117 543-2167

WWPPTTYY-TTVV ((AABBCC)) Greg Gaston (Sports Director — GGaston@abc24.com)2701 Union Avenue Extension 38112 .............................(901) 321-7617 452-1820

NASHVILLE TTeelleepphhoonnee FFaaxxAAssssoocciiaatteedd PPrreessss Teresa Walker (Sports Editor — apnashville@ap.org)

215 Centerview Dr., Suite 110, Brentwood, TN 37027 ..(615) 373-9988 376-0947TThhee TTeennnneesssseeaann David Climer (Sports Columnist — dclimer@nashville.gannett.com)

1100 Broadway, Nashville, TN 37203 ............................(615) 259-8020 259-8826Chris Low (Beat Writer — clow1016@aol.com)

4314 Island Court, Knoxville, TN 37921...................(865) 330-0020 584-3829WWTTVVFF-TTVV ((CCBBSS)) Hope Hines (Sports Director) ............................................

474 James Robertson Parkway 37219.............................(615) 248-5285 244-9883WWKKRRNN-TTVV ((AABBCC)) John Dwyer (Sports Director — sports@wkrn.com))

441 Murfreesboro Road 37210........................................(615) 369-7240 369-7329WWSSMMVV-TTVV ((NNBBCC)) Rudy Kalis (Sports Director)

5700 Knob Road 37209...................................................(615) 353-2231 353-2343WWZZTTVV-TTVV ((FFOOXX)) Skip Baldwin (Sports Director — sbaldwin@fox17.com)

631 Mainstream Drive 37228..........................................(615) 369-5561 369-3299WWWWTTNN RRaaddiioo Blake Fulton (Sports Director — blakefulton@997wtn.com))

10 Music Circle East 37203 ............................................(615) 321-1067 291-7268WWNNSSRR RRaaddiioo Bill King (Sports Director)

435 37th Avenue North 37209.........................................(615) 844-1039 777-2284

ADDITIONAL MEDIA TTeelleepphhoonnee FFaaxxAAsshheevviillllee CCiittiizzeenn TTiimmeess Keith Jarrett (Sports — kjarrett@citizen-times.com)

14 O’Henry Avenue, Asheville, NC 28802 .....................(828) 232-5866 232-0429WWLLOOSS-TTVV ((AABBCC)) Stan Pamfillis (Sports Director — sports@wlos.com)

110 Technology Dr., Asheville, NC 28803......................(828) 651-4563 651-4618AAtthheennss PPoosstt AAtthheenniiaann Jack Slayton (Sports Editor — jacks@xtn.net)

P.O. Box 340, Athens, TN 37371-0340 ...........................(423) 745-5664 745-8295BBrriissttooll HHeerraalldd-CCoouurriieerr Brian Woodson (Sports Editor — bwoodson@bristolnews.com)

320 Morrison Boulevard, Bristol, VA 24201 ..................(800) 326-2516 (276) 669-3696WWCCYYBB-TTVV ((NNBBCC)) Paul Johnson (Sports Director — pjohnson@wcyb.tv)

101 Lee Street, Bristol, VA 24201...................................(276) 645-1521 645-1554CCllaarrkkssvviillllee LLeeaaff CChhrroonniiccllee

Jimmy Trodglen (Sports Editor — jimmytrodglen@theleafchronicle.com)P.O. Box 31029, Clarksville, TN 37040..........................(931) 552-1801 552-5859

CClleevveellaanndd BBaannnneerr Richard Melvin (Sports Editor — sports@clevelandbanner.com)P.O. Box 3600, Cleveland, TN 37311 .............................(423) 472-5041 476-1046

CCoolluummbbiiaa DDaaiillyy HHeerraalldd Marion Wilhoite (Sports Editor — mwilhoite@c-dh.net)P.O. Box 1425, Columbia, TN 38402..............................(615) 388-6464 388-1003

EElliizzaabbeetthhttoonn SSttaarr Jamie Combs (Sports Editor — jcombs@starhq.com)Sycamore Street, Elizabethton, TN 37643 ..................... (423) 542-4151 542-2004

GGrreeeenneevviillllee SSuunn Wayne Phillips (Sports Editor — wphillip@xtn.net)P.O. Box 1630, Greeneville, TN 37744...........................(423) 638-4181 638-3645

JJaacckkssoonn SSuunn Dan Morris (Sports Editor — sports@jacksonsun.com)245 West LaFayette, Jackson, TN 38301 ........................(731) 425-9636 425-9639

WWBBBBJJ-TTVV ((AABBCC)) Sports Director346 Muse Street, Jackson, TN 38301..............................(731) 424-4515 424-9299

JJoohhnnssoonn CCiittyy PPrreessss Trey Williams (Sports Editor — twilliams@johnsoncitypress.com)P.O. Box 1717, Johnson City, TN 37605........................ (800) 949-3111 (423) 929-7484

WWJJHHLL-TTVV ((CCBBSS)) Kenny Hawkins (Sports Director — khawkins@wjhl.com)338 East Main Street, Johnson City, TN 37601 ..............(423) 434-4544 926-9080

KKiinnggssppoorrtt TTiimmeess NNeewwss John Moorehouse (Sports — jmoorehouse@timesnews.net)701 Lynn Garden Drive, Kingsport, TN 37760...............(423) 392-1323 392-1385

RRoocckkyy TToopp NNeewwss Randy Moore (Editor — randy@rockytop.com)P.O. Box 53192, Knoxville, TN 37950 ...........................(865) 558-6209 558-9221

MMaarryyvviillllee DDaaiillyy TTiimmeess John Brice (Sports Editor — jon.brice@aol.com)Leonard Butts (Beat Writer — leonard.butts@thedailytimes.com)P.O. Box 9740, Maryville, TN 37802..............................(865) 981-1145 981-1175

MMoorrrriissttoowwnn CCiittiizzeenn TTrriibbuunnee Kevin Utt (Sports Editor — ctsports@lcs.net)P.O. Box 625, Morristown, TN 37814 ............. (800) 624-0281 ext. 381 (423) 581-8863

MMuurrffrreeeessbboorroo NNeewwss-JJoouurrnnaall Greg Pogue (Sports Editor — pogue@dnj.com)224 N. Walnut Street, Murfreesboro, TN 37130 .............(615) 278-5170 893-5592

TThhee MMoouunnttaaiinn PPrreessss Jim Davis (Sports Editor — mpsports@themountainpress.com)P.O. Box 4810, Sevierville, TN 37864 .............(865) 428-0746 Ext. 210 286-1105

SShheellbbyyvviillllee TTiimmeess-GGaazzeettttee Paige Shelton (Sports Editor — news@t-g.com)P.O. Box 380, Shelbyville, TN 37162 .............................(931) 684-1200 684-3228

DDyyeerrssbbuurrgg SSttaattee GGaazzeettttee Michael Kinney (Sports Editor — mkinney@stategazette.com)294 Hwy. 51-Bypass, Dyersburg, TN 38024 ..................(731) 287-1555 287-1551

UUnniioonn CCiittyy MMeesssseennggeerr Mike Hutchens (Sports Editor — sports@ucmessenger.com)P.O. Box 430, Union City, TN 38261..............................(731) 885-0745 885-0782

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Radio IInformationOpponents in games at Thompson-Boling

Arena are permitted one free origination, to bedesignated by the school’s athletic director.Requests for credentials should be forwarded toCraig Pinkerton in the sports information office.Information about clearance to broadcast gamesshould be directed to Steve Early, HostCommunications/Vol Network, P.O. Box 11125,Knoxville, TN 37939 - Telephone (865) 584-7043.

Media IInformation• Media Will Call is located on the southwestside of the Arena on the street level. The gatewill open two hours before game time.• Press Parking is in Lot C3 across the streetfrom Thompson-Boling Arena on the west side.• Press Row Seating is located on the east sideof the arena floor in front of sections 112-113-114.• A Media Meal will be served for media in theRay Mears Room 90 minutes before game time.

• A Media Work Area is located across the hallfrom the Ray Mears Room on the west end ofthe Arena floor. Work tables and phone lines areavailable in the room.• The Postgame Press Conference will be heldin the Ray Mears Room following a brief cool-ing off period after the game. Head coach BuzzPeterson will address the media and will be fol-lowed by selected Tennessee student-athletes.

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Directions to Thompson-Boling ArenaFrom AAirport: Go north (left) on U.S. Highway 129 leaving airport. After crossing the Tennessee River bridge just outside of Knoxville, exit on U.S. Highways 11 and 70(Cumberland Avenue). Turn right at the bottom of the exit ramp and turn right at the second light onto Volunteer Boulevard. Follow Volunteer Boulevard into cam-pus and turn right at the second traffic light onto Lake Loudoun Boulevard to the arena.

From II-775 SSouth ((Lexington):Follow I-75 South to I-275 South just past Merchants Drive. Follow I-275 to I-40 East. Exit I-40 east at James White Parkway and follow Parkway to Neyland Drive(Tennessee Highway 153) and arena is on right.

From II-440 EEast ((from NNashville) aand II-775 NNorth ((from CChattanooga):Follow I-40 and I-75 to I-40/I-75 junction in West Knoxville. Continue on I-40 East to U.S. Highway 129 South. Follow 129 South to the U.S. 11-70 exit. Turn leftoff the exit ramp onto U.S. 11-70 (Cumberland Avenue) and turn right on Volunteer Boulevard at the third traffic light. Follow Volunteer Boulevard into campus andturn right at the second traffic light onto Lake Loudoun Boulevard to the arena.

From II-440 WWest ((from AAsheville, NN.C.):Follow I-40 West to the James White Parkway Exit and exit to the left. Follow James White Parkway to Neyland Drive (Tennessee Highway 153) to the arena onthe right.

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Knoxville Facts & FiguresMonthly Precipitation: 3.9 inchesAltitude: 936 feetPopulation: 173,890Metropolitan Population: 697,656Time Zone: EasternCity Square Miles: 97.2Knox County Square Miles: 526

For more information, contact:Knox County Tourist Commission601 West Summit Hill Drive, No. 200BKnoxville, TN 37902-2011Phone (865) 523-7263(800) 727-8045Web Sites: www.knoxville.orgwww.nps.gov/grsmwww.nps.gov/cugae-mail: tourism@knoxville.org

Annual EventsApril — Dogwood Arts FestivalJune — Kuumba FestivalJuly 4th CelebrationLabor Day — Boomsday ActivitiesAugust-October — ArtfestSeptember — Tennessee Valley FairOctober — Fall Homecoming, Museum of AppalachiaNovember — Fantasy of TreesDecember — Christmas in the City

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AArreeaa HHootteellss && RReessttaauurraannttssCampus AArea/DowntownBarley’s Taproom & Pizzeria ......................521-0092 200 E. Jackson Ave.

Calhoun’s on the River................................673-3355 400 Neyland Drive

Charlie Peppers ...........................................524-8669716 20th St.

Chesapeake’s ...............................................673-3433500 Henley St.

Copper Cellar ..............................................673-3411 1807 Cumberland Ave.

Downtown Grill & Brewery........................633-8111424 South Gay Street

Lucille’s Jazz Club ......................................546-3742 100 N. Central St.

Manhattans Bistro & Bar ............................525-2333101 S. Central St.

McAlister’s Deli ..........................................633-80011801 Cumberland Ave.

Patrick Sullivan’s Steakhouse & Saloon.....637-4255100 N. Central St.

Regas Restaurant .........................................637-3427318 N. Gay St.

Riverside Tavern by Regas..........................637-0303 950 Volunteer Landing

Sawyer’s of Knoxville.................................524-7710701 S. 17th St.

Stefano’s Chicago Style Pizza.....................522-4151 1937 Cumberland Ave.

Sunspot Restaurant......................................637-46631909 Cumberland Ave.

Tennessee Grill @ the Boathouse ...............862-8657900 Neyland Drive

The Melting Pot ..........................................971-5400111 N. Central St.

The Tomato Head ........................................637-4067 12 Market Square

NorthAustin’s Steakhouse ....................................688-9848 4725 N. Broadway

Bel Air Grill ................................................922-55223920 Neal Drive

Litton’s Market & Restaurant......................688-04292803 Essary Drive

WestBaker-Peters Jazz Club................................690-81109000 Kingston Pike

Bravo Cucina Italiana..................................584-5510106 Major Reynolds Place

Carrabba’s Italian Grill................................692-2223324 N. Peters Rd.

Cha Cha’s ....................................................766-09025130 Kingston Pike

Famous Dave’s Legendary Pit BBQ...........694-9990208 Advantage Place

Green Hills Grille........................................558-00914429 Kingston Pike

Italian Market & Grill .................................690-26009648 Kingston Pike

Mango..........................................................584-50535803 Kingston Pike

Mellow Mushroom Pizza Bakers................777-6768635 N. Campbell Station Rd.

Naples Italian Restaurant ............................584-50335500 Kingston Pike

Parkside Tavern ...........................................862-5358338 North Peters Road

P.F. Chang’s China Bistro ...........................212-55146741 Kingston Pike

Puleo’s Grille...............................................691-1960260 N. Peters Rd

Rafferty’s .....................................................539-13238906 Kingston Pike

Westside Tavern...........................................558-53586901 Kingston Pike

SouthApplebee’s Neighborhood Grill & Bar .......984-64442564 Alcoa Hwy.

Bel Air Grill ................................................981-37882650 Alcoa Hwy.

Buddy’s Bar-B-Q.........................................681-7472Alcoa Hwy.

O’Charley’s Restaurant ...............................379-9424364 Fountainview Circle

Pizzeria Uno Chicago Bar & Grill ..............982-1070743 Watkins Road

Ruby Tuesday Restaurant............................980-9666751 Watkins Road

Sonny’s Real Pit BBQ.................................983-52401113 Hunters Crossing Drive

Ye Olde Steak House...................................577-9328L&N Station

All phone numbers listed are in the 865 area code

HHootteellss//LLooddggiinnggDays Inn Campus ......................................521-50001706 W. Cumberland Avenue

Hilton Knoxville - Downtown...................523-2300501 W. Church St.

Holiday Inn Select Downtown ..................522-2800 525 Henley St.

Marriott Knoxville - Downtown ...............637-1234 500 Hill Avenue SE

Radisson Summit Hill - Downtown ..........522-2600 401 W. Summit Hill Drive

Courtyard By Marriott - West ...................539-0600 216 Langley Place

Holiday Inn Central @ Papermill - West ..584-3911 1315 Kirby Rd.

Holiday Inn Select West ............................693-1011304 N. Cedar Bluff Rd.

Hilton - Airport ..........................................970-43002001Alcoa Highway

AAiirrppoorrtt//AAiirrlliinneessAmerican Airlines ..............................800-433-7300Comair Airlines ..................................800-221-1212Continental Express ...........................800-523-3273Delta Airlines .....................................800-221-1212Northwest Airlines .............................800-225-2525Trans World Airlines ..........................800-433-7300U.S. Airways ......................................800-428-4322United Airlines ...................................800-241-6522

CCaarr RReennttaall (At TThe AAirport)Alamo Rent A Car865-342-3210800-327-9633

Avis Rent A Car865-342-3220800-331-1212

Budget Car and Truck Rental865-342-3225800-527-0700

Hertz Rent A Car865-342-3232800-654-3131

National Car Rental865-342-3240800-227-7368

Thrifty Car Rental865-342-3250800-367-2277

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Knoxville thrives as a scenic city in the heart ofTennessee’s Resource Valley. Its natural beauty con-tributes to the overall flavor, charm and hospitalityfound throughout the city. With its four gentle sea-sons, Knoxville provides a year-round destination fortravelers from across the country.

The Knoxville metropolitan area is frequentlycited in national surveys as a quality place to live.With the University of Tennessee calling Knoxvillehome, there is a vast array of cultural and education-al opportunities available. Affordable housing, healthcare costs below the national average, a low crimerate and a pleasant climate are all factors which makeKnoxville an attractive place to live and work.

With a metropolitan area population of more than650,000, Knoxville is nestled in a land of breathtak-ing beauty with the Great Smoky Mountains, thecountry’s most-visited national park just minutesaway, and gentle rolling valleys and shimmeringlakes at nearly every turn.

The city is headquarters to the Tennessee ValleyAuthority, the nation’s largest public utility, and ishome to the main campus of the University ofTennessee with a student population of 25,000.Knoxville is the third largest city in the state andlargest in East Tennessee.

From May to October 1982, the city hosted aWorld’s Fair in the Lower Second Creek Valley thatattracted visitors from all over the world and markedKnoxville’s emergence as a major city.

Knoxville is surrounded by the world-famous OakRidge National Laboratory and three national parks,one of which is the magnificent Great SmokyMountains.

Within a short drive of Knoxville are theCumberland Gap National Historic Park, the nation’slargest national historic park, the Big South ForkNational River and Recreation Area, the Obed Wildand Scenic River and the Andrew Johnson NationalHistoric Site in nearby Greeneville.

The Great Smoky Mountains National Park isapproximately 40 miles southeast of downtown, onthe border of Tennessee and North Carolina.

With more than 520,000 acres, the Great SmokyMountains National Park encompasses over 800miles of trails for hiking and horseback riding; 735miles of streams for fishing; many developed andback country campsites; spectacular scenery andviews from 13 peaks over 6,000 feet, of whichClingman’s Dome is the largest at 6,643 feet; and isa park which has more than 100 native species oftrees and 30 total non-native species, more than in allof Europe.

The National Park Service is in charge of preserv-ing 77 historic structures in five historic districts:Cade’s Cove, Mountain Farm Museum, RoaringFork, Cataloochee and Noah-Bud Ogle.

Due to Knoxville’s convenient location, the travel-er can easily spend a day in the mountains or raft awhitewater river and still enjoy an evening on thetown.

Knoxville is located in the geographical center ofthe eastern United States and is within a day’s drive

of half the nation’s population. The city is located atthe crossroads of two major interstates, north-south I-75 and east-west I-40, in the center of the easternregion of Tennessee.

Knoxville’s McGhee-Tyson Airport, located southof the city, serves the middle East Tennessee regionwith more than 100 flights daily on 11 different air-lines. The airport has finished renovation of the ter-minal and construction of a new concourse system.This $50 million project was completed in 2000.

Knoxville’s history began with the CherokeeIndians, the area’s first inhabitants. In the late 18thcentury, James White brought his family over themountains from North Carolina to claim land givento him for his service in the American Revolution.

On June 1, 1796, Tennessee became a state withKnoxville as its first capital. The capital has sincemoved to Nashville, but historic Blount Mansion andJames White’s Fort are still standing among the glassand steel skyscrapers in downtown Knoxville.

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There are many things to see and enjoy in the area.Just three miles east of downtown just off I-40, theKnoxville Zoo is home to more than 1,000 exoticanimals from all corners of the world.

The arts come alive at the World’s Fair Park, hometo the Knoxville Museum of Art, the Candy Factoryand Victorian Houses.

The Knoxville Museum of Art offers a surprisingcollection of works and special exhibits that arepleasing to people of all backgrounds. Touring themuseum can take anywhere from an hour to a wholeafternoon. The Candy Factory houses unique shopsand galleries offering the finest in original arts andcrafts. The Victorian Houses were built in the 1920sand are now studios and galleries with a variety ofcollections of artistic interest created for visitors’enjoyment.

Other cultural attractions include the BeckCultural Exchange Center, the East TennesseeDiscovery Center and the Frank H. McClungMuseum on the UT campus. Historic sites include theArmstrong-Lockett House, the East TennesseeHistorical Center, John Sevier Historic Site - MarbleSprings and the Museum of Appalachia.

Visitors may gaze at the larger-than-life sizebronze statue of Alex Haley, author of Roots, whomade Knoxville his home in East Knoxville’sMorningside Park. They may cruise down theTennessee River on an authentic paddlewheeler ortee it up at one of more than 20 beautiful golf cours-es throughout the region.

If shopping is your game, you’ve come to the rightplace. From full-size malls to quaint little shops,great shopping is what you’ll find.

If you’re in the mood for beautiful music or fan-tastic performances, you’ll find several opportunities

to enjoy the performing arts on virtually any night inKnoxville. The Knoxville Symphony Orchestra per-forms at the beautifully restored Tennessee Theaterand the Knoxville Opera Company presents severaltop performances each year.

The Civic Auditorium and Coliseum, as well asThompson-Boling Arena on the UT campus, eachpresent Broadway plays, music groups, sportingevents and top-name entertainers. UT’s three finetheatres offer a playbill ranging from Shakespeare tocontemporary drama and comedy. Theatre and dancegroups perform year-round.

For a taste of local flavor, the Knox CountyFarmer’s Market, located at Washington Pike and I-640 on the northeast side of town, is the place. Thebeautiful market is located on 79 acres and features a27,000 square-foot retail pavilion.

The Gateway Regional Visitor Center located onthe Tennessee River just off Neyland Drive featuresexhibits on the diverse characteristics of the region.

The Southern Highlands Natural Atrium high-lights historic and cultural resources pertaining to theNational Park Service sites surrounding Knoxville.

As part of this exhibit, the Tennessee ValleyOverlook Theatre provides a multi-media presenta-tion on the rich diversity of the region.

The Technology Gardens will feature scientificand technological breakthroughs that have changedthe world and originated in the Oak RidgeTechnology Corridor.

There is a passport database where visitors canaccess information on the area’s major attractionswith the touch of a finger. And everyone will be ableto visit the center’s outstanding gift shop.

Outside the center, a plaza will be populated bynative botanical species and a breathtaking waterfall.

Retail and dining opportunities will provide a sampleof the best the region has to offer. If Knoxville is awagon wheel of things to do and places to go, thenthe Gateway Regional Visitors Center is its hub. Itprovides a starting point in a wonderful journey andgives visitors a glimpse of the Volunteer Spirit.

The Regional Visitors Center is part of an ambi-tious waterfront development undertaken by the Cityof Knoxville to highlight the role the waterfrontplayed in the historic growth and development of theCity.

Knoxville has 5,287 acres of parks and recreationareas, including 27 recreation centers, six senior citi-zen centers, 144 playgrounds and parks, 103 tenniscourts, 20 public golf courses and 11 greenways andwalking trails.

Special seasonal events include the Dogwood ArtsFestival, and the Expo 10,000 in the spring, HotSummer Nights and Festival on the Fourth in thesummer, Boomsday and the Artists’ Extravaganza inthe fall and Christmas in the City in December.

The Dogwood Arts Festival features more than 60miles of blooming Dogwood Trails, plus concerts,KidFest, arts and crafts and entertainment.

When visiting Knoxville, there are a variety ofplaces to stay from more than 7,500 hotel rooms tohistoric bed and breakfast accommodations.Knoxville has more than 500 restaurants to provide adiverse dining experience.

Whatever your tastes and wherever yourKnoxville adventure takes you, the hospitality of thepeople of Knoxville and East Tennessee will makeyour stay the most enjoyable as it can be. Pause for amoment and listen closely, and you can hear the com-forting chorus of Knoxville, Tennessee.

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IInnddeexx— A —

AcademicsHonors 162Support 41

Alabama2004 Game Summary 135, 138Opponent Information 81Series Results 101

Alabama State 81All-Americas

Biography 157-159First Team Selections 160

Alma Mater 241Alumni Gym 143, 239Anderson, Harry 142, 157Arkansas

2004 Game Summary 135Opponent Information 82Series Results 101

Armory-Fieldhouse 239Asumnu, Stanley

Biography 54-55Game-By-Game Stats 75

Athletics AdministrationAdministrative & Clerical Support 51AD Mike Hamilton 44-45Athletic Administration 46-48Broadcasting & Video Staff 49Business Office & Ticketing 51Coaches 50Concessions 52Development 51Event Management 52Internet Communications 49Marketing 51Sports Information 51

Attendance2004 Attendance 122Records 200

Auburn2004 Game Summary 137Opponent Information 82Series Results 101-102

Awards also see honorsTennessee Awards 166-167

— B —Bell, Greg 182Belmont 83Benson, Chuck 37Bertani, Brad 47Betcher, Dr. Russell 40Besanceney, Chris 47Black, C.J. 182Blackburn, David 47Boerwinkle, Tom 158Bradshaw, Dane

Biography 56-57Game-By-Game Stats 75

Brooks, Michael 181BYU

Opponent Information 80Series Results 102

— C —Campbell 83Car Rental 253Carpenter, Tiffany 48Carter, Gary 182Chaminade 80Champions

Southeastern Conference 165Statistical 164

ChattanoogaOpponent Information 84Series Results 109

Cheerleaders 52Clevenger, Zora 141, 220Coaches

Assistants 219Biography 220-221Records 219

Coaching StaffBasketball 30-38Men’s Sports 50

Coastal Carolina 84Conroy, Ed 36Croft, Bobby 183Crosby, Terry 183Crump, Brandon

2004 Honors 156Biography 58-59Game-By-Game Stats 76

Currie, John 47

— D —Dance Team 52Daniel, Al 38Darling, Ruth 41Davis, A.W. 157, 182DeBro, Eddie 74DeVoe, Elliott 74DeVoe, Don 221Dickey, Doug 48

— E —Edwards, Mike 182Ellis, Dale 159, 181England, Jimmy 158, 182Exhibition Games 196

— F —Ferguson, Chris 35Florida

2004 Game Summary 132, 134Opponent Information 85Series Results 103

Ford, Bud 47, 247Fuller, Chris 47

— G —Gash, Pee-Wee

Biography 72Game-By-Game Stats 76

Georgia2004 Game Summary 132, 136Opponent Information 85Series Results 103-104

Gibbs, Bill 220Green, Jerry 221Grunfeld, Ernie

2000-Point Club 181Biography 159, 181History 147Olympics 168

Gullion, Blair 220

— H —Haislip, Marcus 151Hamer, Steve 182Hamilton, Mike 44-45Harper, Janice 40Harris, Haywood 48Harris, Tony 181Hendrix, Jemere

Biography 60-61Game-By-Game Stats 76

Higdon, Bill 48History

1920s 1411930s 1421940s 1431950s 1441960s 145-1461970s 147-1481980s 1491990s 1502000s 151General 140Timeline 152-154

Honors2004 SEC 1232004 Tennessee 156Academics 162All-America 160All-Conference 160-161Olympians 168SEC All-Tournament 161SEC Player of the Week 162SEC Player of the Year 161

Hotels 253Houston, Allan

2000-Point Club 181Biography 181Olympics 168

Houston, Wade 150, 221Howell, Jordan 68Huffman, Gilbert 157

— I —Internet 49Interviews 246Iowa

Opponent Information 80Series Results 104

Iven, Dr. Val Gene 39

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Jackson, Mike 182Jefferson Hall 239Jenkins, Fred 183Johnson, Don 182Johnson, Reggie 159, 181Johnson, Tyler 48Jones, Rob 183Justus, Bill 158, 182

— K —Kentucky

2004 Game Summary 133, 136Opponent Information 86Series Results 105

Kesling, Bob 49King, Bernard

2000-Point Club 181Biography 158, 181History 147

Knoxville YMCA Gym 239Knoxville, Tenn. 254-255Kosmalski, Len 182

— L —Last Time, The 180Lettermen 222-223Lofton, Chris 69Louisiana State

2004 Game Summary 134Opponent Information 87Series Results 106

Louisville2004 Game Summary 133Maui Invitational 80Opponent Information 86Series Results 106

Lowery, Emmett 220

— M —Managers 40Manning, Gus 48Maps 252Mathien, Dr. Greg 40Mauer, John 143, 220Maui Invitational 80McFadgon, Scooter

2004 Honors 156Biography 63Game-By-Game Stats 77

Mears, RayBiography 220-221History 145, 146

Media Information 246-247Media Outlets 250Mehen, Bernie 157Milestones 200Mississippi (Ole Miss)

2004 Game Summary 136Opponent Information 87Series Results 107

Mississippi State2004 Game Summary 134Opponent Information 88Series Results 107

Mitchell, James 39Muir, Jeff 49Myers, Bill 46

— N —National Basketball Association (NBA) 163National Invitation Tournament

Game Records 204-205Boxscores 213-215Results 202-203

NCAA Tournament2005 Bracket 1142005 Dates & Sites 113Boxscores 206-213Career Records 203Game Records 204-205History 202Results 202-203

Nebraska2004 Game Summary 130Opponent Information 88Series Results 108

Newman, Chad 39New Mexico

Opponent Information 89Series Results 108

Nix, Dyron 181North Carolina

Opponent Information 80Series Results 108

— O —Office Staff 40Olympians 168O’Neill, Kevin 221Opponents 80-91Outlook 22-26Overtime Games 197

— P —Painter, John 247Patterson, Andre 70Petersen, Dr. John D. 42Peterson, Buzz

Biography 30-34Coaching Record 33, 218-219History 151Resume 34TV Show 249

Petty, Dr. Michael 40Phone Directory

UT Athletics Department 246Opponent SID 91

Pinkerton, Craig 247Polls see RankingsPostseason

NCAA Boxscores 206-213NIT Boxscores 213-216Records 204-205Results 202-203

Professionals see National Basketball Assoc.

— Q —Quick Facts 20

— R —Rabenold, Scott 48Radio see Vol Radio NetworkRankings

Against Ranked Teams 234As A Ranked Team 234Final Rankings 235Records 235vs. Ranked Opponents 236-237Week-By-Week 234

RecordsAssists 177Blocked Shots 178Field Goals 174Free Throws 175Individual 170Rebounds 173Scoring 172Steals 179Team 1713-Point Field Goals 176vs. Conferences 99vs. Opponents 100Year-By-Year Records 218

Restaurants 253Results

2003-04 116, 118All-Time 188-197Series 101-111

Review2004 Boxscores 129-1382004 Notes 116-117

Reynolds, Janet 40Robbins, Austin “Red” 157Rocky Top 241Rollo, Mike 48

RosterAlphabetical 27Breakdown 28Numerical 27

— S —Schedule 20Scoring

1000-Point Club 181-1832000-Point Club 181Annual Leaders 184-185Records 172

Schultz, Danny 157Sines, John 220Slay, Ron

1000-Point Club 181History 151

Slive, Mike 92Smith, JaJuan 71Smithwick, Fred

2004 Honors 156Biography 73Game-By-Game Stats 77

Smokey 241South Carolina

2004 Game Summary 133, 137Opponent Information 89Series Results 109

Southeastern ConferenceAll-Time Champions 93All-Time Standings 93Composite Schedule 94Conference Information 92Formation 141Media Relations Directory 91Media Services 247Television Schedule 95UT Career Stats vs. 78UT Champions 165

Southeastern Conference Statistics2004 Composite Results 1282004 Honors 1232004 Postseason Results 1232004 Standings 123Individual Stats (All Games) 125Individual Stats (SEC Games) 127Team Stats (All Games) 124Team Stats (SEC Games) 126Tennessee’s 119

Southeastern Conference TournamentAll-Time Standings 972005 Bracket 96Career Stats 97Game Records 204-205Information 96Tennessee Results 98

Sports Information Staff 247Staff Directory 246Stanford

Opponent Information 80Series Results 109

Statistics2004 All-Games 1192004 Miscellaneous 1222004 SEC Games 1192004 SEC 123-1272004 Superlatives 1202004 Team Game-By Game 121All-Time Career 224-233Champions 164Year-By-Year 186-187

Stokely Athletic Center 239Streaks, Winning 200Strength Coach see Troy WillsSuperlatives

2004 Season 120Single Season Team 198

Swearengen, Clarence 39

— T —Tegano, Carmen 48Television Roster 258Texas

Opponent Information 80Series Results 110

Thompson-Boling ArenaArena Records 199Diagram 251Driving Directions 251History 149, 238Information 251

Thompson, Herman 182Thornton Athletics Student Life Center 41Timeline, Tennessee 152-154Tormohlen, Gene 144, 157, 183Tournaments

NCAA 113-114Preseason/Holiday 112-113

TraditionsAlma Mater 241Checkerboard End Zones 241Pride of the Southland Band 241Rocky Top 241School Colors 241Smokey 241The Hill 241Volunteer Nickname 240

Trainer see Chad Newman

— U —University Administration

Athletics Board 43President Dr. John D. Petersen 42

UTSports.com 49

— V —Vanderbilt

2004 Game Summary 132, 137Opponent Information 90Series Results 110-111

Vol Radio Network 248-249Vol Calls 249Victor, Isiah 182

— W —Walther, Paul 157, 183Ward, John 148Watson, C.J.

2004 Honors 156Biography 64-65Game-By-Game Stats 77

Wills, Troy 39Wharton, Brandon 181Where Are They Now? 242-244White, Tony 181Widby, Ron 158, 182Widseth, Carl 144, 181Wiener, Ed 157, 182Wingate, Major

Biography 66-67Game-By-Game Stats 77

Winning Streaks 200Wiseman, Lang 183Wofford

2004 Game Summary 129Opponent Information 90Series Results 111

Wood, Howard 182Woodall, David 46Wyant, Gary 46

— X —Xavier

Opponent Information 91Series Results 111

— Y —Yarbrough, Vincent 151, 181YMCA Gym 239Youmans, Dr. Bill 40

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1 Major WWingateC • 6-10 • 250 • So.-1L

Florence, S.C.ppg____________ rpg_____________Notes ___________________________

2 Scooter MMcFadgonG • 6-5 • 205 • Sr.-1L

Memphis, Tenn.ppg____________ rpg_____________Notes ___________________________

3 Stanley AAsumnuG/F • 6-5 • 205 • Jr.-2L

Houston, Texas ppg____________ rpg_____________Notes ___________________________

4 Brandon CCrumpF • 6-10 • 250 • Sr.-2L

Houston, Texas ppg____________ rpg_____________Notes ___________________________

5 Chris LLoftonG • 6-2 • 190 • Fr.-HS

Maysville, Ky.ppg____________ rpg_____________Notes ___________________________

10 JaJuan SSmithG • 6-1 • 181 • Fr.-HS

Decatur, Tenn. ppg____________ rpg_____________Notes ___________________________

11 Eddie DDeBroG • 5-11 • 185 • Jr.-SQ

Smyrna, Tenn. ppg____________ rpg_____________Notes ___________________________

12 Pee-WWee GGashG • 5-7 • 150 • Jr.-2L

Asheville, N.C. ppg____________ rpg_____________Notes ___________________________

15 Jordan HHowellG • 6-3 • 185 • Fr.-RS

Auburn, Ala.ppg____________ rpg_____________Notes ___________________________

22 Andre PPattersonF • 6-7 • 210 • Jr.-TR

Los Angeles, Calif.ppg____________ rpg_____________Notes ___________________________

23 Dane BBradshawG • 6-4 • 205 • So.-1L

Memphis, Tenn. ppg____________ rpg_____________Notes ___________________________

31 Fred SSmithwickF • 6-7 • 217 • Sr.-2L

Memphis, Tenn.ppg____________ rpg_____________Notes ___________________________

32 C.J. WWatsonG • 6-2 • 170 • Jr.-2L

Las Vegas, Nev.ppg____________ rpg_____________Notes ___________________________

33 Jemere HHendrixF • 6-8 • 220 • Jr.-1L

Covington, Ga.ppg____________ rpg_____________Notes ___________________________

42 Elliott DDeVoeF • 6-6 • 180 • Fr.-HS

Annapolis, Md.ppg____________ rpg_____________Notes ___________________________

Chuck BBensonAssistant Coach

Notes ___________________________________________________________

Buzz PPetersonHead Coach

Notes ___________________________________________________________

Chris FFergusonAssociate Head Coach

Notes ___________________________________________________________

Ed CConroyAssistant Coach

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