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Sberbank CIB held a press conference on February 5 to announce something that (without wanting to be facetious) everyone knew already: Russian consumer stocks have not only outperformed the rest of the market, but have outperformed all emerging market indices for most of the last decade.
The difference is that the guys at Sberbank have done their homework - a lot of homework - and put some real meat on the conceptual bones of investing into the Russian consumer story.
Plus they have set up an index based on the 24 best names with major exposure to the 'consumerÓ story that is now listed on Bloomberg under the ticker 'IvanovCIBÓ so fund managers can measure just how well this story is doing.
'The Russian story is not one about oil, gas and metals, but it is a consumer story,Ó says Andy Smith, Sberbank's head of research. 'The consumer companies have been outperforming yet two thirds of the companies listed on the exchange are raw materials producers.Ó
That is why I put quotes around the word consumer as the not enough companies directly catering to the consumer like supermarkets on the exchange to set up an index that is a pure consumer play. Instead the index includes some names that benefit from the growth of consumer demand with two degrees of separation like fertilizer company Uralkali, which is growing because agriculture is growing, which is growing because people are buying food. Likewise, financial services are usually classed as 'financial servicesÓ but in this case are lumped into the consumer bracket. Indeed there are even a few names on in there that are not Russian at all, like Ukraine's chicken farmer MHP.
Still, lets not quibble as the basic idea is solid. Russia's emerging middle class has already emerged quiet a long way and now accounts for 55% of the population (defined as Russians with an income of between $6,000 and $15,000 a month). Their spending has taken over from oil and gas as the main economic driver.
One of the more controversial claims Sberbank is making is that the increase in per capita GDP will not slow down. Currently it is clearly the fastest growing of all the BRICs, but Smith says that Russia will go from 45th in the world in terms of per capita GDP to 4th or 5th by 2050. Although countries like China and India are growing faster Russia's demographics works to its advantage on this score and will concentrate the wealth in few hands pushing up the overall number in the next decades - which in turn will drive the consumer sector only faster.
Here the research kicks in as Smith showed that oil and gas have continued materially little to Russia's super-strong growth pre-crisis, with almost all the gains coming from retail and services since about 2000. Oil obviously does play a role as it accounts for two thirds of exports and a bit less than half of the government's tax revenue. 'Its the fuel,Ó says Smith. 'But the producers, retailers and processors are the engine of this growth.Ó
The index is investable and will be updated and rebalanced bi-monthly based on the bank's on-going consumer research and survey with partner Euromonitor.
The report titled 'Consumer Speed Kings: Team Russia Leads the WorldÓ (that includes a cartoon on the cover - the trademark image of Troika Dialog, which was merged into Sberbank last year), compares Russia with other emerging markets, including Brazil, India, China, South Africa and Turkey, as well as the Eurozone and the US. It combines a top-down domestic consumption growth mega-theme analysis with a bottom-up assessment of individual equity investment opportunities to play on the theme that have gone into the index.
'Domestic consumption (not the extractive industries) has delivered 80% of Russia's economic growth since 2004: the consumer-linked industries have driven almost all of this growth,Ó the report says. 'Russia is set to become the biggest consumer market in Europe and the world's fourth largest by 2020; Russia's annual total consumer sector activity may climb to $3 trillion by 2025,Ó up from $670bn in 2012.
'All of Russia's retail companies are hugely undervalued,Ó Smith told bne. 'Even [supermarket chain] Magnit, if you compare it with its peers in the west. There companies are expensive but they are priced fro growth that they are clearly not going to achieve. CEOs at multinationals will be forced to look at Russia which is growing at above trend, yet the valuations are still very cheap.Ó
As bne consistently for several years now, Russia comes out very favourably from most BRIC comparisons and already has by far the biggest proportion of middle class among the BRIC countries with a GDP per capita that will take more than 10 years for Brazil, India and China to catch-up with, according to Smith.
Indeed, while many observers believe that many of the retail companies are reaching maturity, Sberbank's research suggest that actually, 'the Russian consumer market is still early-cycle relative to the other BRIC economies and continues to benefit from pricing resilience and low levels of penetration.Ó
For example, while Magnit trades at a price to earnings multiple of around 30, which is extremely high for a Russian company, it still commands less than 10% of the market and is planning to roll out 1,000 new stories this year alone. That's Smith's point: the multiple is meaningless as in the next few years the size of companies like Magnit and its cousins is going to increase by orders of magnitude and valuations between then and now will make little sense.
On the flip side, even the current valuations are depressed, thanks to Russia's poor investment image and perceived 'oil risk imageÓ.
'Russia's implied equity risk premium is trading at a near 10y high,Ó says Smith and Russian the equity market has missed out in the recent return of funds to the emerging markets as normalcy slowly reasserts itself. 'The aggregate Russian consumer sector is trading at a 25-50% valuation discount versus Brazil, India, China, Turkey and South Africa, while expanding its aggregate earnings materially faster. We forecast Russia's listed retail sector revenues will grow by circa 23% in 2013.Ó
This growth should attract more investment and feed an expansion of mergers and acquisitions. Sberbank expects mergers and strategic alliances across the wider Russian consumer-sectors to pick up and list the most like candidates in their report.
But perhaps the most useful part of the index and its associated research will be the surveys done to predict where the retail trends are headed. The inaugural survey threw up some interesting indicators.
• While 2012 was challenging in terms of personal income and concerns over the direction of the Russian economy, most consumers are now more optimistic and expect an improvement in their personal situation in 2013.
• But, while optimistic, the majority is still not yet confident enough to make major purchases. Most people are holding back from big-ticket purchases, while waiting for evidence of better economic growth.
• Within the big-ticket category, a surprising 42% of people still plan to change their car within the next two years.
• A majority of people own their existing home (only 11% rent) but approximately half plan to upgrade to a newer home in the near term.
• Customers are increasingly price sensitive: 37% of respondents consider price attractiveness as a key factor in whether, and where, they buy.
• In selecting a supermarket, price and the quality of goods are significantly greater considerations for food shoppers than interior layout or service.
• Inflation and unemployment are key areas of concern for most of the population, although there is healthy optimism: 44% say they expect an improvement in their personal wealth in 2013 compared with 2012.
• Most people see the high level of corruption as one of the main reasons holding back economic development in Russia. They see the fight against corruption as one of the government's key priorities.
• The number of people who say they would be prepared to emigrate, as they consider economic and lifestyle prospects to be better elsewhere, is still extremely high at 38%.
• Stock-specific findings reinforce our positive stance on multiple Russian equities, including Magnit, Dixy Group, Yandex, MegaFon, MTS, LSR Group, Etalon Group, Sollers and Aeroflot.


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Feb. 16, 1998
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Date: Tuesday, February 17, 1998
Next Game: Sunday, Feb. 22, Miami, 12:00 p.m. EST (TV: ESPN Regional)
Next Away Game: Saturday, Feb. 28, at Providence, 3:00 p.m. EST (TV: NBC)
TONIGHT'S GAME: After playing four of its past five games on the road, the University of Notre Dame basketball team begins a stretch of three-straight home games tonight as it takes on Connecticut. Notre Dame has lost three of its past four games (all three losses on the road) and enters tonight's game with an overall mark of 12-10 and a 6-8 BIG EAST record.
Notre Dame dropped a 66-57 decision at Miami on Saturday night as senior forward Pat Garrity (Monument, Colo.) scored a team-high 20 points and brought down eight rebounds. Junior guard Antoni Wyche (Ballston Lake, N.Y.) had 16 points while junior center Phil Hickey (Wellsboro, Pa.) had 11.
The Irish trailed by one at the half, 66-57, and took a 41-34 lead with 12:43 left in the game, but the Hurricanes then scored 19 of the next 22 points to take a 53-44 lead with 6:11 left. The Irish then cut the lead to two, 59-57, with 1:45 left, but Notre Dame went scoreless the rest of the game for the Hurricane win.
After tonight's game against UConn, the Irish close out the home portion of the regular season with games against Miami (this Sunday at 12:00 p.m. EST) and Georgetown (next Wednesday at 9:00 p.m. EST).
Connecticut enters the game with an overall mark of 22-4 and 11-3 in the BIG EAST. The Huskies are ranked No. 8 in the latest Associated Press poll.
THE NOTRE DAME-CONNECTICUT SERIES: Tonight's game is the fifth meeting between Notre Dame and Connecticut and the Huskies lead the series by a 3-1 count. All four previous meetings have come in Notre Dame's time as a BIG EAST member. John MacLeod is 1-3 vs. the Huskies in his collegiate coaching career.
UConn won both meetings vs. the Irish in 1995-96 and Notre Dame came back to win last season by a 71-65 overtime score on Feb. 8, 1997. This season, Notre Dame lost to UConn by a 84-58 count at the Hartford Civic Center on Jan. 3.
INJURY UPDATE: Sophomore guard Keith Friel (Durham, N.H.) suffered a thigh contusion with 1:03 left in the win over St. John's on Jan. 31. Friel has missed the past four games and is out for tonight's game vs. Connecticut.
ROAD WINS: With the victory at St. John's on Saturday, Jan. 31, the Irish claimed their third BIG EAST Conference road victory of the season, surpassing the total number of wins Notre Dame had on the road its first two seasons in the league. In 1995-96, Notre Dame defeated St. John's 86-83 at Madison Square Garden on Jan. 31, 1996, for its first BIG EAST road victory. Last season, the Irish won at Syracuse, 73-58, on Jan. 18, 1997.
This season, Notre Dame has won three league road tests. The Irish won the league opener at Pittsburgh 73-69 on Dec. 6, prior to beating West Virginia by a 74-72 count in Morgantown on Jan. 15. Notre Dame became the first visiting school this season to win at the WVU Coliseum and snapped a West Virginia five-game BIG EAST home court winning streak.
KNOCKING OFF THE TOP 25: Notre Dame's win over Syracuse on Jan. 21 gave the Irish their second win over a top 25 team in seven days. Syracuse was ranked No. 15 in both the Associated Press and ESPN/USA Today poll at the time of the game while Notre Dame beat West Virginia on Jan. 15 by a 74-72 tally. West Virginia was ranked No. 20 in the AP poll and No. 21 in the ESPN/USA Today poll at the time of that game. Before the win over the Mountaineers, the last time Notre Dame had defeated a nationally-ranked opponent was February 17, 1994, when the Irish defeated No. 22 Marquette 68-58. The WVU win snapped a 20-game losing streak to ranked teams.
IRISH SHOOTING A KEY IN BIG EAST: Notre Dame's field goal and three-point field goal shooting percentages have been drastically different in its BIG EAST wins and losses.
In BIG EAST wins, Notre Dame is shooting 50.1 percent from the field (166 for 327) and 42.3 percent from three-point range (39 for 92). In BIG EAST losses, the Irish are shooting at 39.4 percent from the field (175 for 444) and 23.6 percent (34 for 144) from three-point range.
91 POINTS A BIG EAST HIGH: Notre Dame's 91 points in its win against Rutgers on Jan. 11 was the most number of points the Irish have scored in a BIG EAST game in its two-plus years of membership in the league. The previous high was 90 vs. West Virginia in the Joyce Center last season.
IRISH EXCEL IN CLASSROOM: Once again, the Notre Dame basketball team had another successful semester academically as a total of five players made the Dean's List for the fall '97 semester. Making the Dean's List were: Academic All-American Pat Garrity, Phil Hickey, Derek Manner, Paul Rainey and Nick Wills.
GARRITY AND BIG EAST POINTS: Garrity enters tonight's game against Connecticut with 997 career points in BIG EAST regular season games. Garrity is looking to become the 19th player in BIG EAST history to score 1,000 points in a career. Felipe Lopez and Zendon Hamilton of St. John's both became members of that group earlier this season.
CAREER HIGH FOR GARRITY: Garrity scored a career-high 37 points vs. Seton Hall on Jan. 17 as he shot 12 for 22 from the field and was 12 of 14 from the free throw line. Garrity also pulled down 13 rebounds in the contest.
Last Wednesday night against Boston College, Garrity posted his sixth double-double of the season and 18th of his career as he scored 31 points vs. the Eagles and had 11 rebounds. All six of his double-doubles this season have come in BIG EAST contests.
GARRITY, FRIEL HONORED BY BIG EAST: For his efforts against West Virginia and Seton Hall, Garrity was selected as the BIG EAST player of the week on Jan. 19 and shared the award with Duane Woodward of Boston College. The award marks the second time in Garrity's career that he has won it.
Friel was named the BIG EAST player of the week on Jan. 26 for his performance against Syracuse and shared the award with Boubacar Aw of Georgetown.
GARRITY FOULING OUT A RARITY: Garrity fouled out of the game vs. Connecticut on Jan. 2, as he scored 15 points in just 19 minutes of playing time. The game marked the first foul out for Garrity in 51 contests, as he last fouled out of a game vs. St. John's on Feb. 11, 1996. The 19 minutes were the fewest Garrity played in a game since he played 14 minutes against Oregon in the finals of the Far West Classic in 1994.
GARRITY BREAKS CONSECUTIVE GAMES PLAYED RECORD: Garrity has started 106 consecutive games in his collegiate career, dating back to his freshman debut in 1994, for a school record. Garrity broke the school record for consecutive games started of 85, formerly held by Gary Novak (1971-74) and John Paxson (1980-83).
GARRITY NO. 4 IN CAREER SCORING: Garrity enters tonight's game with 1,957 career points, which places him fourth in Notre Dame career scoring history. David Rivers is No. 3 with 2,058 points from 1984-88 while the career leader is Austin Carr with 2,560 points from 1968-71. Garrity has scored in double figures in 94 of his 106 career games. Garrity has scored 20 or more points in 44 career games and has scored in double figures in 41 straight contests and 80 of the past 83 games.
THIRTY SOMETHING: Garrity's 31-point game vs. Boston College last Wednesday night marked the seventh time in his career that he scored 30-plus points in game. Garrity had a career-high 37-point game vs. Seton Hall on Jan. 17 and also scored 32 points in Notre Dame's win over Rutgers on January 11 to give him two 30-point games in three contests.
Garrity's other 30-point outings were: 32 points vs. Sam Houston this season (Nov. 28); 36 points vs. Indiana (Dec. 2, 1996); 31 points vs. Loyola (Dec. 30); and 33 points vs. Boston College (March 1, 1997).
GARRITY ON VITALE TEAM: Garrity was named a midseason first team All-American by ESPN basketball analyst Dick Vitale. Garrity was joined on this team by Antwan Jamison (his midseason player of the year), Paul Pierce of Kansas, Bonzi Wells of Ball State and Arizona's Mike Bibby. Raef LaFrentz of Kansas was an honorary member of the first team.
GARRITY IS TURNOVER FREE VS. FIU: Garrity scored 24 points and had seven rebounds vs. Florida International on Dec. 20 and also played the entire game without a turnover. The last time Garrity went without a turnover in a game was Feb. 28, 1996, a 71-59 loss to Miami in which Garrity scored 20 points and had eight rebounds.
GARRITY'S HONORS IN REVIEW: Last season, Pat Garrity was:
GARRITY AMONG NATIONAL LEADERS: Garrity is the ninth leading scorer in the country through games of Feb. 15 at 22.7 points per game. Charlie Jones of Long Island University is first at 28.9 points per game.
IRISH IN BIG EAST STATISTICS: Here is how the Notre Dame players and team stand in the latest BIG EAST statistics through Feb. 15. Name Category Overall Games Conference Games Pat Garrity Scoring 1st at 22.7 1st at 23.1 FG Pct. 4th at 48.9 2nd at 49.1 FT Pct. 12th at 74.7 11th at 75.0 Rebounding 5th at 8.1 4th at 8.8 Def. Rebs. t1st at 6.32 1st at 7.21 Phil Hickey Rebounding 6th at 7.9 6th at 8.1 Blocks 10th at 1.14 12th at 1.07 Off. Rebs. 6th at 3.00 6th at 2.93 Def. Rebs. 7th at 4.91 6th at 5.14 Martin Ingelsby Assists 3rd at 5.82 5th at 5.14 3FG Pct. 7th at 38.3 — Ast./TO Ratio 4th at 1.97 t8th at 1.60 Keith Friel 3FG Pct. 1st at 48.3 — 3FG Made 6th at 2.33 — Derek Manner Offensive Rebs. 15th at 2.64 —
In team statistics, Notre Dame is third in field goal percentage (45.2), third in three-point field goal percentage (35.9), fourth in rebounding margin (+3.5), first in assists (17.45) and second in assist/turnover ratio (1.05). In conference games, Notre Dame is fifth in field goal percentage defense (41.7), second in assists (15.86) and fourth in assist/turnover ratio (0.99).
Garrity's 37 points vs. Seton Hall on Jan. 17 is the second-highest in the BIG EAST this year in all games and conference games. Friel's eight three-point field goals vs. Syracuse are the most by a BIG EAST player in both overall and conference games this season.
Garrity's 12 field goals vs. Seton Hall are tied as the second-most in a conference game this year. Garrity's 12 free throws vs. the Pirates are tied for the highest in a conference game this year and his 16 attempts vs. Pittsburgh are the highest.
Garrity's six double-doubles are the second highest in conference games this year and he is tied for fourth with six overall.
Notre Dame's 13 three-point field goals made vs. Syracuse are the second-highest in a conference game this year.
GARRITY NAMED PRESEASON BIG EAST PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Garrity was named the 1997-98 BIG EAST Conference preseason player of the year at the league's annual media day, which was held Wed., Nov. 5, in New York City .
Garrity, who was the 1996-97 BIG EAST player of the year, was a unanimous choice for the award and was named to the all-BIG EAST preseason first team joined by St. John's senior center Zendon Hamilton, Miami junior forward Tim James, Pittsburgh junior guard Vonteego Cummings and Seton Hall sophomore guard Shaheen Holloway.
The second team was Richard Hamilton of Connecticut, Jamel Thomas of Providence, Felipe Lopez of St. John's, Todd Burgan of Syracuse and Damian Owens of West Virginia. Ron Artest of St. John's was the preseason rookie of the year.
For just the second time since 1985, the BIG EAST Conference has a returning player of the year in Garrity. The last returning BIG EAST player of the year was Villanova's Kerry Kittles, who won the award in 1994-95. Previously, Patrick Ewing of Georgetown and Chris Mullin of St. John's shared the award in 1983-84 and returned for their senior seasons.
In the preseason coaches poll, Syracuse was picked to win the BIG EAST 7, while Connecticut was the pick in the BIG EAST 6. Notre Dame was picked fifth in the BIG EAST 6.
GARRITY GARNERS PRESEASON HONORS: Garrity has earned '97-'98 preseason honors from virtually every publication and preseason team that has been announced thus far. They include:
GARRITY LEADS USA TEAM: Garrity spent this past summer as a member of the United States Under-22 National Team. Coached by Utah's Rick Majerus, the team played exhibition games in the beginning of the summer against National Basketball Association rookie teams and then traveled to Australia for the World Under-22 Championship from August 1-10. The United States team finished fifth at that event, losing to host Australia in the quarterfinals by an 81-63 score and then beating Lithuania and Turkey in the consolation bracket. In the preliminary round, the United States beat Yugoslavia, New Zealand, China and Lithuania and lost to Puerto Rico.
Garrity was the leading scorer on the United States team, averaging 11.8 points per contest and was the second-leading rebounder at 4.5 boards per game. Garrity was the leading scorer for the team in three games and tied for the lead in another. Other members of the team included Mike Jones from TCU, Cory Carr from Texas Tech and Sam Jacobson from Minnesota.
INGELSBY IN STARTING LINEUP: Freshman point guard Martin Ingelsby (Philadelphia, Penn.) has started all 22 games this season and is averaging 6.5 points per game with 2.7 rebounds and has recorded a total of 128 assists (5.8 per game).
Ingelsby had his second career double-double on January 28 against Syracuse as he recorded 10 points and 10 assists. His first one came against Florida International (Dec. 20) when he had a career-high 16 points with 11 assists.
Ingelsby had a career-high 12 assists against Indiana and has recorded eight or more assists in seven games. The 12 assists against the Hoosiers were the most by an opposing player in Assembly Hall against a Bobby Knight-coached team. Ingelsby has four career games with 10 assists or higher.
Ingelsby has played 733 minutes this season and committed just 65 turnovers — one for every 11.2 minutes of play. The freshman has an assist-to-turnover ratio of 1.96 assists for every turnover. The last freshman to start at Notre Dame in his collegiate debut was current junior Antoni Wyche, who had 16 points against Akron in 1995.
FRIEL MORE THAN THREES: Sophomore guard Keith Friel (Durham, N.H.) scored a career-high 30 points in the win over Syracuse on Jan. 21 and connected on eight of ten three-point field goal attempts. Friel's eight trey set the Notre Dame single-game record of seven, set by Ryan Hoover against Dayton on Jan. 9, 1993.
Friel had six three-pointers in the first half against Syracuse to help the Irish rally from an 11-0 deficit at the beginning of the game and take a 38-36 halftime lead.
But, Friel has established himself as more than just a three-point scoring threat. Friel made his first collegiate start on Jan. 31 against St. John's and scored 16 points in 28 minutes of play with just one three-pointer.
Friel was a key for the Irish in their late rally as he scored 12 of his 16 points in the final 6:38 of the game as the Irish turned a 51-44 deficit into a 73-65 win.
Friel suffered a thigh contusion in the final minute of the St. John's game and has missed the past four games.
Friel also scored 11 points including a game-winning 15-foot jump shot with 0.4 seconds left as the Irish defeated West Virginia 74-72 on Jan. 15. Friel had 12 points in Notre Dame's win over Rutgers on Jan. 11 to score in double figures in consecutive games for the first time in his career.
Friel is now the third-leading scorer on the team at 9.2 points per game and is averaging 16.8 minutes of playing time per game. He has scored in double figures in five of the past six games he played in, after scoring in double figures just once in the first 12 games of the season. Friel is averaging 14.8 points per game in the last six games he played in.
Friel leads Notre Dame with 42 three-point field goals and has registered just 10 two-point field goals this year. Of his 121 field goals attempts, 87 are from three-point range. In BIG EAST play, 27 of his 34 field goals are from three range as are 55 of his 76 attempts.
Friel shoots 48.3 percent from three-point range in overall games and just 29.4 percent from two-point range. In BIG EAST play, those numbers are 48.3 percent for threes and 33.3 for twos.
Friel's 42 threes are seventh in school single-season history. Hoover is the leader with 80 in 1993-94.
COMING OFF THE BENCH: Friel's 30 points was the most by a BIG EAST player in a conference game as a substitute since Greg Woodard of Villanova had 33 points off the bench against Pittsburgh on January 30, 1991.
MANNER OF TRUST: Derek Manner has his second career double-double against Rutgers on Feb. 5 when he scored 10 points and grabbed a career-high 12 rebounds. He had his first career double-double in Notre Dame's win at West Virginia on Jan. 16 with a career high 15 points and 10 rebounds. Manner, who connected on seven-of-12 field goal attempts, scored eight of Notre Dame's final 14 points against WVU.
Manner missed his third career double-double by a rebound last Wednesday night against Boston College when he scored 10 points with nine rebounds.
Manner has scored in double figures in six games this season and in 24 games for his career. This season, he is averaging 6.8 points per game and 6.2 rebounds per contest.
RASMUSSEN IN STARTING LINEUP: Irish freshman center Hans Rasmussen (Portland, Ore.) started four games for the Irish from Jan. 31 through Feb. 11. He made his first career start in the Irish win over St. John's on Jan. 31. He scored five points and had four rebounds vs. Georgetown on Feb. 7.
Rasmussen had a career-high nine rebounds vs. Connecticut on Jan. 3 as he came off the bench to play 20 minutes against the Huskies. Notre Dame ran into foul trouble vs. Connecticut which led to Rasmussen's 20 minutes of playing time, another career high.
Rasmussen has played in all 22 games this season and is averaging 2.0 points per game and 2.5 rebounds.
HICKEY SETS CAREER HIGH AGAIN: Notre Dame junior center Phil Hickey had a career-high 21 points coming off the bench last Wednesday against Boston College. Hickey was eight for 12 from the field and also connected on five of eight free throw attempts. Hickey was inserted back into the Irish starting lineup on Saturday against Miami.
Hickey's previous career high was 20 points vs. Rutgers on Feb. 5. He registered his personal best in rebounding when he grabbed 16 boards against Seton Hall on Jan. 17. His previous career high was 12 rebounds vs. TCU in the second round of the National Invitation Tournament last season.
Against Rutgers in the first meeting between the two teams, Hickey also played well scoring 16 points, 14 first half points on seven-of-nine shooting from the field.
Hickey has scored in double figures in 11 games this season and in three of the past four games. He is the second leading scorer and rebounder averaging 10.7 points per game and 7.9 rebounds.
WYCHE HITS CAREER HIGH: Junior guard Antoni Wyche (Ballston Lake, N.Y.) has started 21 of 22 games this season and scored a career-high 20 points vs. St. John's on Dec. 30. Wyche was five of nine from the field and four of eight from three-point range. Wyche's previous career high was 17 points against Indiana this year and Miami last year.
Wyche injured his mouth in the first half of the Jan. 17 game vs. Seton Hall and he required stitches both inside and outside his mouth. He later returned to the game.
Wyche scored 16 points vs. Miami on Saturday, which was his ninth double-figure scoring game of the season and the 18th of his career.
He is the team's fourth-leading scorer averaging 9.1 points per game. Wyche averaged 3.7 points per game as a freshman in 1995-96 and put in 5.5 points per game last season.
WILLIAMSON GETS REBOUND HIGH: Notre Dame freshman Leviticus Williamson (Spring, Texas) had a career-high seven rebounds vs. Miami on Saturday night. His previous high was four against St. John's on Jan. 31. His 21 minutes played against the Hurricanes marked a BIG EAST career high while his career high is 24 minutes vs. Northeastern on Nov. 25 — his only career start.
IRISH ON TELEVISION: Notre Dame will once again make a number of appearances on national and local television this season. Notre Dame appears on NBC twice (Jan. 31 at St. John's and Feb. 28 at Providence), ESPN twice (Jan. 21 vs. Syracuse and Feb. 25 vs. Georgetown) and on ESPN2 twice (Dec. 3 at Indiana and Feb. 17 vs. Connecticut).
Notre Dame makes six appearances on FOX Sports Chicago as part of the ESPN-Plus package: Dec. 6, at Pittsburgh; Dec. 14, vs. Drexel; Jan. 3, at Connecticut; Jan. 11, vs. Rutgers; Jan. 28, vs. Villanova; Feb. 14, at Miami. Two games, in addition to the NBC games, appear on WNDU-TV in South Bend (Jan. 17 at Seton Hall and Feb. 7 at Georgetown) and two others on WBND-TV in South Bend (Jan. 15 at West Virginia and Feb. 5 at Rutgers).
IRISH ON THE RADIO: Host Communications, Inc., originates the Notre Dame Basketball Radio Network for the 10th year in 1997-98.
Jack Lorri will handle the play by play of all Notre Dame games and this season will mark his 29th year announcing Irish games. Lorri spent his first 14 years with Notre Dame as sports director of WTRC-AM in Elkhart, Ind., and then five doing games on WGN-AM in Chicago before teaming up with Host Communications. He served as sports director for WSJV-TV in Elkhart for 13 years beginning in 1967 and did play by play for Kentucky football and basketball on WLAP in Lexington in 1961-63. Lorri also served as sports director of the Tribune Radio Network in Chicago.
Jack Nolan handles the color commentary on the network. He has been a sports anchor at WNDU-TV, the NBC affiliate in South Bend, for over a decade. He has done play by play of Irish basketball on both television and radio as well as combining on various live telecasts of Notre Dame football. He is also the host of WNDU's highly-successful Saturday and Sunday morning news broadcasts.
Stations scheduled to be on the Notre Dame Basketball Radio Network this season in the South Bend area are: WNDU 1490 AM and 92.9 FM in South Bend, WEFM-95.9 FM in Michigan City, WGOM-860 AM in Marion and WLUV 96.7 FM and 1520 AM in Rockford, Ill.
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MacLeod was named the 1997 BIG EAST coach of the year after he led his Irish to a 8-10 regular season mark in the league, as Notre Dame was tied as the second-most improved club in the conference.
The three are: 6-6 forward David Graves from Lexington, Ky., and Lexington Catholic High School; 6-10 center Troy Murphy from Sparta, N.J., and Delbarton High School in Morristown, N.J.; and 6-8 forward Harold Swanagan from Hopkinsville, Ky., and University Heights Academy.
Graves earned first-team all-state honors last season, while averaging 17.5 points per game and eight rebounds. He shot 61 percent from the field and 48 percent from three-point field goal range. Graves was named the most valuable player at the Showboat Classic in Memphis, Tenn., last summer as his team went unbeaten at the event.
Murphy averaged 23.5 points with 10.5 rebounds and 3.8 blocks per game last season. His team posted a 24-2 record and lost in the finals of the Morris County tournament. He is a two-time all-Morris County selection by the Newark Star-Ledger.
Swanagan averaged 16.9 points per game last season with 9.0 rebounds for University Heights Academy.
Meyer was the head coach at DePaul from 1942-94 and played at Notre Dame from 1935-38. Meyer had an overall record of 724-354 in charge of the DePaul program and led the Blue Demons to 13 appearances in the NCAA tournament.
An individual needs 18 of 24 votes from the hall's honor committee for election. The inductees from this year will be announced on June 29 with enshrinement ceremonies in September.
Dantley played at Notre Dame from 1973-76 and remains the school's second-leading career scorer with 2,223 points. He was named the national player of the year by the United States Basketball Writers Association following his junior year in 1976.
Dantley played in the NBA for 15 seasons on seven different teams, the majority with the New Orleans and Utah Jazz (1979-86). Dantley was a six-time NBA all-star and averaged 30 points per game in four seasons.
Other players that are nominees for the hall are: Larry Bird, Larry Costello, Artis Gilmore, Marques Haynes, Gus Johnson, Sidney Moncrief and Chet Walker. The coaches are Alex Hannum, John Thompson and Tex Winter.


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TAYLORSVILLE — One day after money was stolen from a group of Girl Scouts selling cookies, the perpetrators remained at large but the troop and its leaders are committed to getting back to work.
"Our girls still have cookies to sell," said troop leader Jeanette Williams. "We just feel like it's one of those things where we need to get them back out there so they're not afraid and that they know there's so many people out there that want to support the girls and girl scouting."
Police say a man and woman in a teal or green Chevrolet Cavalier approached the girls on Saturday at the Walmart located at 5469 S. Redwood Road. The man exited the vehicle and approached the girls acting as though he was interested in purchasing cookies, but instead reached across the table to grab their cash before fleeing from the scene.
Unified Police Lt. Justin Hoyal said witnesses described the woman as thin with blond hair. The man was described as a white male in his 20's, about 5-foot-9, weighing approximately 150 pounds with a thin build, wearing a white T-shirt. He also had a sleeve of tattoos covering his left arm, Hoyal said.
"This is a priority," Hoyal said. "We're doing everything we can to solve this."
Michaela Boyette, one of the Girl Scouts who was standing nearby when the incident occurred, said the first thought that she and her friends had was "why?"
"We were angry, kind of mad at him," she said, "but we can't really change that. It's gone."
Boyette said the money her troop raises from the cookie sells goes toward the cost of camp, but is also used for year-round service projects at the Humane Society, animal shelters and an annual activity where the girls make valentines for veterans.
"He's pretty much not stealing from us, just stealing from them," she said.
Williams said the troop makes sure to change out their money frequently during the day to have as little cash on hand as possible. She said the girls have received an outpouring of support from the community since the incident, including many people who have asked how to donate funds.
She said she would be meeting with regional Girl Scout leaders to ask about receiving donations, but for the time being Taylorsville residents could expect to see the girls back in action selling cookies on Saturday, though not at the Walmart.
"Those girls, they work very hard for their money and they use their money for good causes," Williams said. "I can't imagine why anyone would want to steal from them. It's not easy for them to stand out there all day selling those cookies."
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HOUSTON (AP)—Dion Dowell scored 22 points and grabbed 16 rebounds to lead Houston past Coastal Carolina 86-79 on Monday night.
Robert McKiver added 21 points, scoring all six of his field goals on 3-pointers, and the Cougars (6-1) ended the game on a 17-5 run after trailing by six with less than eight minutes left.
Joseph Harris scored 16 and had 10 rebounds to lead Coastal Carolina (3-3). Steven Sexton and Jack Leasure each added 15 points.
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four pit pups need a new home they're 8weeks old shots included i have 3girls and one boy very healthy both parents are full bred pits the price is negotiable no low ballers please call or text 6614869082
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Los Angeles :
Lancaster - Dogs & puppies
Some of the best blood in the northwest.
I bred my female to one of BINGS bad ass sons
Thick bones and short snouts and low to the ground
2females (there first)
2 males
Dad is a blue tri and 12 inches tall(short) BINGS son
Mom is fawn and white 14 inches
Shipping is available
Contact me with any questions u have..
Sep 4 -
San Diego :
San Diego - Dogs & puppies
Picture 1 is sire
Picture 3 is dam
razoregdeXmugglestonXpredominantXlowjack remy martain desendent!!
Mother is blue fawn and white ukc
Father is solid blue ukc & abkc
these pups are papered and are going to be beautiful coming september 26th
and will be ready and perfect for little christmas presents for anyone
Both parents are very good tempered and have been raised around children, other ...
Aug 31 -
Central Valley :
Fresno - Dogs & puppies
Beautiful Bully / Pitbull pup.... up to date vaccinations and deworming... Ears already cropped
this little girl is short compact and stocky
for more info call at show (909)709-9843 or
Located in Riverside Ca
Aug 29 -
Inland Empire :
Riverside - Dogs & puppies
I have 5 blue tri female pups for sale has 2 set of shot dewormed mom dad are blue tri edge blood line call or text for more info 661-978-8891
Aug 28 -
Central Valley :
Shafter - Dogs & puppies
I have a beautiful all white all white male pitbull pup with one for on his left ear. I just recently moved into a apartment and can no longer have him. He's 4 months old and has had his shots also dewormed. He's great with kids. I really want a good home for him so please contact me if interested. Re-homing fee does apply 200$ obo 619-3seven2-5four7zero
Aug 27 -
San Diego :
Imperial Beach - Dogs & puppies
Newbie and Contessa's pups are on the ground now. Two pick spots still available, one for a male and one for a female; nightwatchmankennels.com/breedings.html
Bullmastiff, Mastiff, cane corso, olde english bulldogge, neapolitan mastiff, boerboel, mastiff, presa canario, american bully, doberman pintcher, dogue de bordeaux, american pitbull terrier, American Bandogge, Bandog, English ...
Aug 26 -
San Diego :
San Marcos - Dogs & puppies
Beautiful Bully / Pitbull pup... 11 weeks old.. up to date vaccinations, deworming... Ears already cropped... this little girl is short, compact and stocky with a beautiful head shape
Remyline, oldschool Gaff, and Razors Edge bloodlines
for more info call (909)709-9843 or
Located in Riverside Ca
Aug 24 -
Inland Empire :
Riverside - Dogs & puppies
Leah is 9 months old. She is tri color. White, brown, light brown. She has colored, blue eyes. She is not big for her kind. She is petite. Still a pup she needs alot of attention & alot of love! She is up to date with her shots. She shakes your hand with a "nice to meet you" (giving her your hand) she knows to sit, and lay. She is not potty trained for she would always be outside to use the ...
Aug 19 -
Inland Empire :
Fontana - Dogs & puppies
Rednose Pitbull Puppy
2 Females available // Born June 12 approx 9wks // 1st Shots n Vet Visit done // I own both parents // NO PAPERS // ONE girl is a TRI COLOR pit the other is a fawn with white patches
I am not a breeder, My babies just had babies hehehe ... more photos available upon request please text me at 909-561-8479 ... California residents only I will not ship any pup.
Aug 19 -
Inland Empire :
Colton - Dogs & puppies
Bandogge mastiff puppies 6 weeks on August 8th and ready for a home. Mom and dad on premise. Both parents are a man made breed. My male is the product of 15 years of blending french mastiff, bull mastiff and pitbull to create this type of mastiff, durable and athletic dog. My female is the end product of 20 years of breeding cane corso, pitbull and Presa canario to come out with a tall ...
Aug 17 -
Inland Empire :
Moreno Valley - Dogs & puppies
Beautiful Bully / Pitbull pup... 9 weeks old.. up to date vaccinations, deworming... Ears already cropped
Gottiline x Razors Edge bloodlines
for more info call (909)709-9843 or
Located in Riverside Ca
Aug 15 -
Inland Empire :
Riverside - Dogs & puppies
I have a pair of young pitbulls. One male and one female. They are friendly and good with kids. They were born in March of 2015. The male has the long white streak down the middle of his face. The female has a small white patch around the nose and mouth. I also included pictures of the parents. Please be advised that the parents are not for sale. Both pups have had their shots. Asking price ...
Aug 15 -
Inland Empire :
Victorville - Dogs & puppies
Beautiful Bully / Pitbull pup... 8 weeks old.. up to date vaccinations, deworming... Ear already cropped
Gottiline x Razors Edge bloodlines
for more info call (909)709-9843 or
Located in Riverside Ca
Aug 10 -
Los Angeles :
Los Angeles - Dogs & puppies
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The BoMar Club is a 501(C)(3)non-profit organization formed to help people in recovery from alcoholism and addiction.
We are governed by a Board of Directors and rent meeting space to 12 step and recovery groups. ( Ask about space if you want to start a meeting or rent space for another family oriented event.) We also offer referrals to treatment, and other help agencies.We are working on becoming a viable resource in our community and are committed to helping people and their families. We operate with the rent we get from groups, donations, memberships, grants and fundraisers. (We accept donations).The BoMar Club was awarded a grant through the ( DHHR-Behavioural Health& Health Facilities) to operate the Drop-In Center.They rent the space and cover expenses for that program. If you need help for yourself or a loved one, come in and see us and we can give you the information you need to get started in recovery. We strive to be a safe place for people in recovery.
Meetings that rent space at The BoMar Club
AA open @ 8:00 PM
Alanon open @ 8:00 PM
If anyone shows up
AA closed @ 7:00 PM
Book meeting
NA open @ 6:00 PM
AA closed @ 7:00 PM
12 & 12 Study meeting
Traditions/last Wed. of month.
NA open @ 6:00 PM
AA Speaker meeting the last Friday of every month.
Potluck at 7:00 p.m.
Speaker at 8:00 p.m.
NA open @ 6:00 PM
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Depression, Bipolar,Support, Alliance
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Peer Supported Recovery meetings every day from 11:30 till 12:30 if enough attendance
We do individual Recovery Coaching and WRAP
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The BoMar Club Inc.
306 N. Church St.
Ripley, WV 25271
or call (304)372-3722
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The Bomar Club will be having a movie night on the next to last Friday of every month. you may bring snacks and drinks if you like, We will have light refreshments . Hope to see you there .
We will be having a yard sale on August 8th from 9 to 5 with items being sold for what you think to be a reasonable donation. We will also be selling hotdogs, chips, baked goods, pop, coffee, water. All proceeds go towards the operation of the BoMar Club Inc.
We will be participating in the Annual Ride For Recovery
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