8000
Friday Nov. 11 Final - OT
90
Rhode Island
92
George Mason
Tuesday Nov. 15 Final
90
Rhode Island
100
Texas
Sunday Nov. 20 Final
63
Rhode Island
83
Nebraska
Friday Nov. 25 Final
73
Hofstra
85
Rhode Island
Saturday Nov. 26 Final
70
Boston University
64
Rhode Island
Sunday Nov. 27 Final
67
Cleveland State
45
Rhode Island
Wednesday Nov. 30 Final
56
Rhode Island
65
Brown
TV: myRITV
Sunday Dec. 04 Final - OT
76
Maine
74
Rhode Island
TV: Cox HD (Rhode Island)
Wednesday Dec. 07 Final
78
Virginia Tech
67
Rhode Island
TV: Cox HD | Radio: B101 (101.5 FM)
Saturday Dec. 10 Final
64
Rhode Island
96
Georgia State
Radio: WHJJ (920 AM)
Sunday Dec. 18 Final
68
Yale
65
Rhode Island
TV: Cox HD | Radio: WHJJ (920 AM)
Friday Dec. 23 Final
80
Providence
61
Rhode Island
TV: Cox HD | Radio: B101 (101.5 FM) Promotion: Jim Baron bobble-stache
Thursday Dec. 29 Final
60
James Madison
79
Rhode Island
@ UCF Holiday Classic - Orlando, Fla.
UCF Holiday Classic - Orlando, Fla. | Radio: B101 (101.5 FM)
Friday Dec. 30 Final
54
Rhode Island
65
UCF
UCF Holiday Classic - Orlando, Fla. Radio: B101 (101.5 FM)
Monday Jan. 02 Final - 2OT
78
Rhode Island
72
Boston College
TV: ESPN3 | Radio: WHJJ (920 AM); The Wolf (102.3 FM)
Saturday Jan. 07 Final
70
Richmond
53
Rhode Island
TV: CBS Sports Network | Radio: B101 (101.5 FM)
Wednesday Jan. 11 Final
61
Rhode Island
69
George Washington
TV: Cox/CBS Sports Regional | Radio: B101 (101.5 FM)
Saturday Jan. 14 Final
78
Duquesne
71
Rhode Island
TV: Cox | Radio: WHJJ (920 AM); The Wolf (102.3 FM)
Wednesday Jan. 18 Final
64
Rhode Island
66
Fordham
Radio: B101 (101.5 FM)
Saturday Jan. 21 Final
66
Rhode Island
80
La Salle
TV: Cox HD | Radio: WHJJ (920 AM); The Wolf (102.3 FM)
Wednesday Jan. 25 Final - OT
72
St. Bonaventure
66
Rhode Island
Saturday Jan. 28 Final
86
Rhode Island
81
Dayton
TV: Cox | Radio: B101 (101.5 FM)
Wednesday Feb. 01 Final - OT
78
Massachusetts
81
Rhode Island
TV: Cox HD | Radio: B101 (101.5 FM) Promotion: Shotgun the Cow bobblehead
Saturday Feb. 04 Final
73
Temple
56
Rhode Island
TV: ESPN2 | Radio: WHJJ (920 AM); The Wolf (102.3 FM) Promotion: Blue Out t-shirt giveaway
Wednesday Feb. 08 Final
66
Rhode Island
84
Xavier
TV: CBS Sports Network | Radio: B101 (101.5 FM)
Saturday Feb. 11 2:00 PM
Rhode Island
Charlotte
Radio: WHJJ (920 AM); The Wolf (102.3 FM)
Wednesday Feb. 15 7:00 PM
Saint Joseph's
Rhode Island
TV: Cox HD | Radio: B101 (101.5 FM) Sixth Annual Pink Out
Saturday Feb. 18 4:30 PM
Rhode Island
St. Bonaventure
Saturday Feb. 25 2:00 PM
Saint Louis
Rhode Island
TV: Cox/CBS Sports Regional | Radio: WHJJ (920 AM); The Wolf (102.3 FM)
Wednesday Feb. 29 7:00 PM
Fordham
Rhode Island
TV: Cox | Radio: B101 (101.5 FM) Senior Night
Saturday Mar. 03 4:00 PM
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
TV: Cox/CBS Sports Regional | Radio: WHJJ (920 AM); The Wolf (102.3 FM)
  
Kevin Clark

Kevin Clark

Position: Assistant Coach
Experience: 7th year
Coaching:
Assistant, Holy Cross, 1982-83
Assistant, Clark, 1984-87
Head Coach, Clark, 1987-91
Assistant, Fairfield, 1991-94
Assistant, George Washington, 1997-98
Assistant, St. John's, 1998-03
Interim head coach, St. John's, 2003-04
Assistant, Rhode Island, 2004-present

Kevin Clark enters his seventh season with the Rams and 28th in the coaching ranks. The veteran coach joined the Rhode Island staff on Aug. 4, 2004 after serving as interim head coach at St. John's. The Stamford, Conn., native joined the coaching ranks in 1982 and has worked at five different schools. As the associate head coach for the Red Storm from 1998-03, he helped lead St. John's to a 114-78 (.594) record and the 2003 NIT crown. Clark was elevated to interim head coach on Dec. 20, 2003 and coached St. John's for the remainder of the 2003-04 season. Prior to St. John's, he was an assistant coach at George Washington from 1993-97. The Colonials compiled a 78-45 (.634) record - including the best record in school history (24-9) during the 1997-98 season. Under Clark, GW captured two Atlantic 10 championships and earned two NCAA tournament bids. From 1991-94, Clark was an assistant at Fairfield University. He was the head coach at his alma mater, Clark University, from 1987-91, guiding the Cougars to the 1988 NCAA Division III Northeast Regional Championship, compiling a 20-7 record. He was an assistant at Clark from 1984-87, serving double duty as head men's and women's track coach.He began his coaching career at Holy Cross, where he was as an assistant coach for the Crusaders in 1982-83. A 1981 graduate of Clark, he still holds school records for rebounds (1,447), rebounding average (14.4) and field goal percentage, connecting on better than 60.0% of his career field goal attempts. Clark is also the school's fourth all-time leading scorer with 1,605 points. On Jan. 28, 1995, he was enshrined into the Clark Athletic Hall of Fame. He earned his bachelor's degree in sociology in 1981. In Sept. 2003, Clark was inducted into the New England Basketball Hall of Fame. Clark and his wife, Robin, are the parents of two children, a son, Korey, and a daughter, Kyla.

Updated: Oct. 20, 2010