University of Pittsburgh Athletics
Providence-Pitt Post-Game Notes
2/16/2006 12:00:00 AM | Men's Basketball
Feb. 16, 2006
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*Pitt won its 20th game for the fifth consecutive season. Pitt is now 9-3 in the Big East and needs just one win for its fifth straight 10-plus win season in league play.
*Pitt won 20-plus games in a season for the 13th time in school history.
*Jamie Dixon becomes the first head coach in school history to guide Pitt to three 20-win seasons in each of his first three seasons as head coach.
*With one more conference win,
*With the win, Pitt snaps a three-game road losing streak. Pitt improves to 5-3 on the road this year.
*Pitt has now defeated
*Pitt is now on a three-game win streak.
*Aaron Gray scored 22 points on the evening. It was his sixth 20-plus point contest of the year and 19th double figure scoring game on the season. Gray was 9-9 from the floor and threatened the school record for shooting percentage in a single game. Brian Shorter (11-11) holds the record.
*With his 11 points on the evening, Ronald Ramon has now reached double figure scoring in seven of his last nine games.
*With his 15 points, Keith Benjamin hit double figures for the second consecutive game. Coupled with his 16-point performance vs.
*Keith Benjamin became the 22nd player this year to reach double figure scoring off the bench. Pitt is now 14-1 when at least one player scores in double figures off the bench.
*Carl Krauser became the first player in Pitt men's basketball history to score over 1,500 points and dish out over 500 assists in a career. With his 12 points and seven assists, Krauser now has 1,509 points and 510 assists in his four-year career. He now needs only 20 more rebounds to become the first player in Pitt basketball history to score 1,500-plus points, dish out 500-plus assists and pull down 500-plus rebounds in a career.
*Pitt's senior class of Carl Krauser and John DeGroat won its 99th career game. It needs just one more victory to become the third four-year class to win 100-plus games. The other two classes are the 2004-05 and 2003-04 teams. The duo has a 99-22 overall record.




