2011–12 Air Force Falcons men's basketball team

2011–12 Air Force Falcons men's basketball
Conference Mountain West Conference
2011–12 record 13–16 (3–11 Mountain West)
Head coach Jeff Reynolds (Fired Feb 8th)
Dave Pilipovich (Interim)
Assistant coach Steve Snell
Assistant coach Silvey Dominguez
Assistant coach Drew Long
Home arena Clune Arena
2011–12 Mountain West Conference men's basketball standings
Conf     Overall
Team W   L   PCT     W   L   PCT
#21 New Mexico 10 4   .714     28 7   .800
#22 San Diego State 10 4   .714     26 8   .765
#23 UNLV 9 5   .643     26 9   .743
Colorado State 8 6   .571     20 12   .625
TCU 7 7   .500     18 15   .545
Wyoming 6 8   .429     21 12   .636
Air Force 3 11   .214     13 16   .448
Boise State 3 11   .214     13 17   .433
2012 MWC Tournament winner
As of March 8, 2012; Rankings from AP Poll

The 2011–12 Air Force Falcons men's basketball team represented the Air Force Academy. Lead by head coach Jeff Reynolds, who was in his 5th season with the team, was fired on February 8. Dave Pilipovich was named the Interim coach for the rest of the season. They played their home games at the Clune Arena on the Air Force Academy's main campus in Colorado Springs, Colorado and are a member of the Mountain West Conference. They finished the season 13–16, 3–11 in Mountain West play to finish in a tie for last place. They lost in the quarterfinals of the Mountain West Basketball Tournament to New Mexico.

Roster

# Name Height Weight (lbs.) Class Position Hometown Previous school
0 Marek Olesinski 6–8 215 Freshman Forward Forward Roswell, NM USAFA Prep School
1 Scott Stucky 6–3 180 Senior Guard Dublin, OH Dublin Coffman HS
3 Justin Hammonds 6–7 190 Freshman Guard/Forward Houston, TX Richland HS
4 Kamryn Williams 6–4 195 Freshman Forward Colorado Springs, CO USAFA Prep School
5 Mike Fitzgerald 6–6 210 Junior Guard/Forward Centerville, MN St. Thomas Academy
10 Todd Fletcher 6–2 185 Junior Guard Lee's Summit, MO Lee's Summit West HS
11 Chris Carter 6–3 200 Guard Freshman Port St. Lucie, FL USAFA Prep School
12 Scott Adler 6–4 185 Guard Freshman Las Cruces, NM USAFA Prep School
13 Brian Davison 6–8 195 Forward Freshman Colorado Springs, CO Montrose HS
14 Michael Lyons 6–6 198 Junior Guard Newport News, VA Massanutten Military Acad.
15 Taylor Stewart 6–5 185 Senior Forward Lexington, KY Lexington Catholic HS
20 Rafael Reyes-Rojas 6–4 195 Guard Forward Brawley, CA USAFA Prep School
21 DeLovell Earls 6–5 215 Guard Freshman Colorado Springs, CO USAFA Prep School
22 Max Yon 6–5 195 Guard Freshman San Antonio, TX Ronald Reagan HS
23 Jamil Bailey 6–4 205 Sophomore Guard Dallas, TX Dallas Jesuit Prep
25 Kyle Green 6–2 180 Junior Guard Richland Hills, TX Richland
30 Adam Brakeville 6–6 215 Junior Forward San Clemente, CA Corona Del Mar HS
32 Shawn Hempsey 6–2 180 Senior Guard Encinitas, CA La Costa Canyon HS
33 Daniel Grieves 6–7 195 Freshman Forward Gulfport, MS St. Stanislaus HS
34 Taylor Broekhuis 6–10 220 Junior Center Colorado Springs, CO Colorado Springs Christian School
43 Colt Barnhill 6–7 210 Freshman Forward Grayson, KY USAFA Prep School
44 Chase Kammerer 6–8 220 Sophomore Forward Montgomery, TX St. Thomas HS

Schedule and results

Date Rank# Opponent# Result Record Site (Attendance)
Regular season
11/11/2011* Army
(All–Military Classic semifinals)
W 87–71  1–0 Clune Arena (3,679)
11/12/2011* VMI
(All–Military Classic championship)
W 75–65  2–0 Clune Arena (2,052)
11/18/2011* Western State W 65–37  3–0 Clune Arena (1,450)
11/23/2011* Colorado L 73–76 OT 3–1 Clune Arena (3,834)
12/03/2011* at Drake
(MWC-MVC Challenge)
L 60–62  3–2 Knapp Center (3,538)
12/07/2011* Wright State W 55–34  4–2 Clune Arena (1,471)
12/10/2011* Arkansas-Pine Bluff W 63–51  5–2 Clune Arena (2,007)
12/17/2011* Maryland Eastern Shore W 64–60  6–2 Clune Arena (1,469)
12/22/2011* at Gonzaga L 60–70  6–3 McCarthey Athletic Center (6,000)
12/29/2011* vs. Wagner
(Cable Car Classic semifinals)
L 61–72  6–4 Leavey Center (1,782)
12/30/2011* vs. Eastern Michigan
(Cable Car Classic 3rd place game)
W 42–37  7–4 Leavey Center (1,702)
01/03/2012* Jonhson & Wales W 83–53  8–4 Clune Arena (1,248)
01/06/2012* Chicago State W 68–54  9–4 Clune Arena (1,471)
01/09/2012* Texas-Pan American W 67–50  10–4 Clune Arena (869)
01/14/2012 at Boise State W 74–59  11–4 (1–0) Taco Bell Arena (7,875)
01/18/2012 Wyoming L 53–64  11–5 (1–1) Clune Arena (1,938)
01/21/2012 at #16 San Diego State L 44–57  11–6 (1–2) Viejas Arena (12,414)
01/25/2012 at TCU L 56–59  11–7 (1–3) Daniel–Meyer Coliseum (4,570)
01/28/2012 #12 UNLV L 63–65 OT 11–8 (1–4) Clune Arena (4,170)
01/31/2012 New Mexico L 42–81  11–9 (1–5) Clune Arena (1,916)
02/04/2012 at Colorado State L 49–67  11–10 (1–6) Moby Arena (4,359)
02/11/2012 Boise State L 61–72  11–11 (1–7) Clune Arena (2,126)
02/15/2012 at Wyoming W 58–53  12–11 (2–7) Arena-Auditorium (4,881)
02/18/2012 #13 San Diego State W 58–56  13–11 (3–7) Clune Arena (2,483)
02/22/2012 TCU L 62–65  13–12 (3–8) Clune Arena (2,476)
02/25/2012 at #21 UNLV L 58–68  13–13 (3–9) Thomas & Mack Center (16,036)
02/29/2012 at New Mexico L 56–86  13–14 (3–10) The Pit (15,152)
03/03/2012 Colorado State L 65–75  13–15 (3–11) Clune Arena (4,858)
2012 Mountain West Conference Men's Basketball Tournament
03/08/2012 vs. New Mexico
(Quarterfinals)
L 64–79  13–16 Thomas & Mack Center (13,772)
*Non-conference game. #Rankings from AP Poll/Coaches' Poll. ( ) Tournament seedings in parentheses.
All times are in Mountain Time.

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