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Team: Rochester Institute of Technology Tigers [ID #752] Bookmark Rochester Institute of Technology Tigers

Location: Rochester, NY (Northeast)

Conference: V.8 [Division 2]

President: BMacG send message
          [since March 19th 2023 | last seen January 06th 2026]

Coach: Kirk Gillis

Arena: Clark Gymnasium

Rating: 140.18 - Overall Position: #205

Fan Mood: 123.00

Alumni Mood: 47.50

Prestige: 102

Team Notes:

• Mar 14 2049: Made the division 2 tournament field.
• Aug 27 2048: Demoted to conference V.8.
• Jan 23 2048: 3-star prospect Tracy Richardson committed.
• Nov 06 2047: 3-star prospect James Wray committed.
• Feb 28 2047: 3-star prospect Dave Davis committed.
• Oct 17 2046: Humberto Vallejo was inducted into the team Hall of Fame.
• Jun 26 2046: Humberto Vallejo was drafted round #1, pick #30 by Detroit.
• Apr 02 2046: Monte Dixon was hired as the new assistant coach.
• Apr 02 2046: Kirk Gillis was appointed as the new head coach.
• Apr 02 2046: Samuel Scherer was fired as head coach.


Record:

Wins: 31 Losses: 15 Pct: .674     Conf Wins: 23 Conf Losses: 7 Conf Pct: .767 Conf Rank: 3     Last10: 8-2 Streak: L1

Pts Ave: 74.7 - 69.8     Pts Diff: +4.9     Team Power Index: 133.7

Press Releases:

Oct 17 2046: Local News Interview - by BMacG on July 31st, 2025

Reporter: So, based on your previ-
BmacG: Please get to the point.
R: Oh, okay, uh, why are you here?
B: I spent my childrens college fund starting a failed chain of restaurants staffed entirely by capybara, and I get a large bonus at 500 and 1000 wins. You happy now?
R: What? No, I was ju-
B: Yeah I bet, you sick freak. I'm just on recruting HC Gillis using some AI nonsense to run the team. I told him he can take those pills the normal way and doesn't have to do that but he's a proud man.
R: I don't understan-
B: Enough, this is supposed to be a family friendly program and I won't tolerate this behavior. I'm ending this interview.



Mar 03 2046: RIT President Steps Down - by BMacG on July 14th, 2025

After 30 seasons with 0 conf wins, playoff titles, or tourney invites, and only reaching LL5 3 times(where they never got more than 12 wins) RIT hired a track coach with zero basketball knowledge to helm the program.

In his 16 seasons, RIT:
went 395-285, 0.581
21-21 Post-Season
7 30+ Win Seasons
Won 4 conference titles (VI.16, VI15, V.8, & IV.4)
1 conf playoff title (VI.15)
Promoted 3 consecutive seasons with 3 consecutive conf titles from LL6 to LL3
6 Tourney Invites (2 DIII, 3 DII, 1 DI)
2 Elite Eight appearances (DIII and DII)
5 Top 100 RPI Ranks (21, 52, 53, 87*, 89)
First Pro - Dan Christy, who after signing as an undrafted free agent has 10,000 minutes and counting in the NBA.
First 5* Recruit - Humberto Vallejo
3 CPOTY, 13 All-Conference Awards, 2 CFOTY


Nov 15 2045: One Last Run - by BMacG on June 14th, 2025

RIT's PG, SG, and SF all graduate after this season, and entering Conference play hope to cap off their time together with the schools first DI Tournament win.

This "core" included RITs first 5 star and first 2 13 potential recruits, and playing together as starters have led RIT to a 98-41 record. The 3 have combined so far for 5839 points, 1313 rebounds, 1058 assists, and 672 steals with an average +/- rating of 1164.3 and a total of 54 Game MVP awards.


Mar 25 2045: Mixed Season In The Books - by BMacG on May 27th, 2025

RIT star Humberto Vallejo was tragically injured for the final tournament game of their season, but it may not have mattered against a team as impressive as Manhattan.

The team finished 36-9, will promote back to LL4, and won 3 DII tournament games, a successful season..

But they also had multiple terribly timed injuries, faceplanted in the first round of Conference Playoffs, and had one of the worst recruiting seasons they've ever had.

Returning 4 starters, including 3 Seniors next season will hopefully put the Tigers in good position to make the DI tournament in 2046


Dec 06 2042: Recognizing Hulsey - by BMacG on January 1st, 2025

Former HC Dillon Hulsey was added alongside former player Dan Christy to the RIT Hall of Fame - Hulsey retired after two rough seasons, but the players he recruited will serve as the foundation of RITs coming success - he leaves as the winningest coach in RIT history, and the only coach to get them beyond LL5.

Games 428, Total Wins 242, Conference Wins 167, Playoff Wins 11, Tournament Wins 4, Winning Percentage .565