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Gannon Announces 2009-10 Men's Basketball Schedule
John T. Reilly
The 2009-10 Gannon men's basketball schedule features 17 home games.
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ERIE, Pa. - Gannon head men’s basketball coach John T. Reilly announced the program’s 2009-10 regular-season schedule on Tuesday. The slate includes 27 games, 14 contests against Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) Western Division opponents, and four PSAC cross-over affairs which do not count in the league standings.

The men’s schedule features 17 home games, including seven of eight during the first semester. Ten road games dot the slate. The Golden Knights open the regular season Saturday, November 21 against Urbana at the Hammermill Center. The squad will play a home-and-home series against Urbana, which will be an NCAA Division II provisional member in 2009-10. The two squads clash Saturday, December 5 in Urbana, Ohio.

Gannon then hosts the 26th annual Gary Miller Classic November 27-28. Lake Erie (6-20), Bowie State (15-13), and Edinboro (18-10) form the Thanksgiving tournament field.

The 2009-10 schedule includes plenty of opponents who posted winning records last season. The Golden Knights’ 2009-10 opponents won nearly 50 percent (257-263) of their games last season. Two of those opponents played in the 2009 NCAA Division II Tournament: Indiana (Pa.) and Kutztown. The Knights will face IUP twice and Kutztown on the road January 2.

In addition to the Gary Miller Classic, the home schedule is also highlighted by the 36th annual Porreco Cup, scheduled for December 29-30. Gannon has won five of the last six Porreco Cup titles and 12 of the last 15. The four-team field includes former Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC) rival Ferris State, West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WVIAC) member Seton Hill, and NAIA affiliate Taylor (Ind.).

The home schedule includes an NCAA Division II Atlantic Region showdown with WVIAC foe Glenville State Saturday, December 19. The Pioneers posted a 20-8 record last season.

Fourteen of the final 15 games of the regular-season pit Gannon against PSAC Western Division opponents. The stretch tips off Wednesday, January 13 against California (Pa.) at home.

All PSAC home games will begin at 7:30 p.m. except for the January 9 and 10 cross-over contests which will tip off at 3 p.m. Non-conference games will also begin at 7:30 p.m., while Gary Miller Classic and Porreco Cup games will begin at 6 and 8 p.m.

Gannon concludes the regular season with five of its last seven games at home. The Golden Knights host rival Mercyhurst Wednesday, February 24, before hosting Lock Haven Saturday, February 27 for Senior Night and the regular-season finale.

The PSAC Quarterfinals are scheduled for Tuesday, March 2. The highest remaining Eastern Division seed will host the 2010 PSAC Final Four March 5-6.

The complete 2009-10 men’s basketball schedule can be found at http://www.gannonsports.com/schedule.aspx?path=mbball.
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