Wednesday, December 3, 2008
Tuesday, November 25, 2008
The reason Flyer Fans are so passionate!
I was a student at UD when the Flyer's made the run in the 1966-67 season for the National Championship. Over the years I have tried to locate some of the documents that told the story of our passion. I recently obtained the Sports Illustrated issue after the 1966-67 NCAA Championship between UCLA and Dayton. I have copied and will display the pride that I had when I was a student at UD!
Monday, November 24, 2008
Power RPI ratings for FlyerHoops readers
Jerry Palm and others have developed the RPI ratings that provide valuable data on the past and future opponents that a college basketball team will face during a season. I have long been a fan of such ratings but I thought it would be helpful to combine the RPI rating of a team with the win/loss margin to come up with a "Power Rating". The Power Rating is nothing more than a weighted win/loss margin, but the beauty of the Power Rating is that it puts not perspective the win or the loss.
Since I am just starting this new Power Rating, it will undoubtedly have be tweaked along the way but here are the criteria I am using for the Power Rating at the beginning.
Since I am just starting this new Power Rating, it will undoubtedly have be tweaked along the way but here are the criteria I am using for the Power Rating at the beginning.
The first three games of the Dayton Flyer season give the first glimpse of the Power Rating graph that I will display routinely on the FlyerHoops blog. The Power Rating will make the win bigger if the defeated team had a high RPI and will make the loss worse for losing to a bad RPI school.
Tuesday, August 26, 2008
The Dayton Classic IV
Saturday, August 16, 2008
Rick Chamberlin to defend Gridiron Classic Title
Monday, July 21, 2008
Ryan Perryman dropped by the New Student Picnic in Columbus
Tuesday, July 1, 2008
Jimmy Binnie gets married in Des Moines
Tuesday, April 22, 2008
Dayton women volleyball clearly best team as they play OSU
The University of Dayton women's volleyball team under new coach Sheffield were clearly the best team as they played a pre-season scrimmage against Ohio State last night. The Flyers won 80% of about 20+ games that they played to 5 points. Coach Sheffield is definitely a hands on coach and seemed to fit in well with his team and what is expected of the Flyers this year.
Sunday, April 20, 2008
Monday, March 31, 2008
Sunday, March 30, 2008
NASDAQ closing at UD Arena March 27, 2008
First ever remote closing of NASDAQ stock exchange at the University of Dayton Arena March 27, 2008. The Flyer Pep Band provided spirit to get the R.I.S.E symposium students and dignitaries from throughout the world excited for this event.
Friday, March 28, 2008
Tuesday, March 25, 2008
Thursday, March 20, 2008
Monday, March 17, 2008
Chris Wright reportedly cleared to play Wednesday BUT...
He's back !!! BUT maybe not quite yet! Maybe Monday???
Doug Hauschild, Sports Information Director of UD stated: "He has been cleared to practice. His game status depends on how he responds to the increased activity". Chris had another medical appointment yesterday; we will have to wait for results for Illinois State game.
Sunday, March 16, 2008
Friday, March 14, 2008
Thursday, March 13, 2008
Here we go again X!!!
The Flyer seniors, Roberts, Binnie and Sandoval, have one more shot at X as they battle once again for the sixth time in three years. The Flyers played XU in the second game last year of the A-10 with Scott and Johnson sitting on the bench with crutches. Can the Flyer Faithful bring home a win IF Chris Wright is on the floor?
Monday, March 10, 2008
Sunday, March 9, 2008
Faithful salute the seniors ... but their work is not yet done!
The Flyers finish regular season at 20-9 and head for the A-10 Tourney in Atlantic City. UD plays Saint Louis at 12noon on Wednesday and the winner at that contest plays Xavier on Thursday at 12:30PM. The Flyers seem to want to play many more games this season as they win three in a row and two of them on the road. Experts seem to indicate that the Flyers need to win 1st and 2nd games in the A-10 to get NCAA consideration.
Friday, March 7, 2008
Thursday, March 6, 2008
Wednesday, March 5, 2008
Biggest game of the season for the Flyers Saturday
The Flyers look to get to the magic number "20" against tough Saint Joes Saturday at 2PM. The Flyer Faithful will honor seniors Brian Roberts, Jimmy Binnie and Andre Sandoval before the game. The Flyers head to Atlantic City next week for the A-10 Tournament.
Tuesday, March 4, 2008
Tuesday, February 26, 2008
Flyer Fan Rally at Athletic Practice Facility on Campus Friday 5PM
Friday, February 22, 2008
Hang tag hocus pockus - will it work its magic Sunday?
The hang tag has been correct throughout the years on the number of game wins for the Flyers. Take for exampe the Temple game, the tag was #17 and Dayton won and got 17 wins. Now its XU at the Arena Sunday, we still have 17 wins after the loss to LaSalle Thursday, can the hang tag give us 18 wins???
#10/#12 Xavier at Dayton biggest game in four years?
It was February 19, 2005 when Brian Roberts and Jimmy Binnie were freshman; Trent Meacham and Chris Alvarex were also Flyers when Dayton defeated Xavier at the UD Arena by the acore of 59-55. The freshman, now seniors have one more shot at X!
The game tally was: Monty Scott 12 pts, Norman Plummer 6 pts, Chris Alvarez 6 pts, Warren Williams 7 points, Mark Jones 1 pt, freshman Brian Roberts 10 pts, feshman Trent Meacham 8 pts and freshman Jimmy Binnie 0 pts.
The game tally was: Monty Scott 12 pts, Norman Plummer 6 pts, Chris Alvarez 6 pts, Warren Williams 7 points, Mark Jones 1 pt, freshman Brian Roberts 10 pts, feshman Trent Meacham 8 pts and freshman Jimmy Binnie 0 pts.
Tuesday, February 19, 2008
Where the Flyers Stand - W/L NCAA NIT
Sunday, February 17, 2008
Brian Roberts now 8th in all time scoring
Marcus Johnson had tremendous energy in win over Temple
Tuesday, February 12, 2008
Sunday, February 10, 2008
Ron's Preseason Pics - and todays record
Friday, February 8, 2008
Red Scare's Drive 75 Campus-Wide Service Event February 13-20
Drive 75 Campus-wide Service Event
February 13-20, 2008
Description:
Drive 75 is an annual service event sponsored by Red Scare to benefit The Dayton Area Food Bank and Secret Smiles Organization. Drive 75 is a competition to see who can raise the most money and pounds of food between University of Dayton and Xavier University student organizations.
During this week long event groups are divided according to size and are challenged to see who can collect the most money and pounds of food. This year students from Xavier University will be participating and competing against UD.
How to Participate:
Organizations on campus will register their group according to size (more or less than 50). Any organization can participate and new groups can be created (groups do not have to be official campus organizations to participate).
Starting February 13, groups can collect throughout the campus, including neighborhoods and residence halls. One day during the week a “dorm storm” will be held. This is where groups will be given an extra time to go out and collect around campus. After collecting, groups will bring their items to specified location to be counted. February 20 at 6 p.m. is the last time collected items will be accepted. All totals will be added and compared to totals from Xavier.
What to Win:
At the end of the competition, the top groups in each category will be announced at the UD/Xavier game on February 24. The group that collects the most pounds of food and money (each $1 raised = 1 pound), will receive a plaque with their group name on it.
Goals:
Last year 3402 pounds was collected and $1214.15 was raised. This year we hope to raise over 5000 pounds of food and money combined.
Contacts:
For more information contact Juliana Brown at brownjum@notes.udayton.edu
Through Drive 75, Red Scare has been given the chance to bring the campus together to help a common cause. We look forward to seeing the same enthusiasm toward helping the Dayton Area Food Bank and Secret Smiles as we do while cheering on the Flyers.
Thursday, February 7, 2008
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